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aEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
New VERTfsEAiENrs.
CentralRailrOad
OF IOWA.
Seven Per Cent. Gold
First MortgageBonds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
AT IS and Accrued Interest.
AT IS and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING
| THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
| THE PUEMIUM is STILL LARGE las the
| Treasury has promised to buy thirteen mil
| lions in December) AND REINVESTI IN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THIRD MORE IN
TEREST. THE TIME TO MAKE SUCH
REIMBURSEMENT is achile the Treasury is
| buying, and Governments are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH
| A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business, but
through the most thckly settled and product
i've agricultural counties in the State. which
| gives each section large traffic as soon as com
peted.
1t runs through the great coal fields Of
| Southern Iowa to the North where coal Is in
dispensable and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions OF the
| North, through district of country which 10
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., of N. Y, and bonds can be is
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on
| ly half the amount upon some other roads
i
| and for the payment of interest.
| The New York Tribune says "this is splen-
did enterprise, and deserves the most liberia!
| aid"
The New York Independent says, "We know
| the Central Railroad of Iowa is one of the
great and good works of the age. Its Direc-
tors include many of our leading bank presi-
dents and other gentlemen of high character,
| who have means enough to build two or three
such roads out of their own pockets, so that all
its affairs will be ably well as honestly man
aged. The Central of Iowa will be to that
State what the New York Central is to this
except that it runs through far richer coun-
try. We therefore recommend the Central
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence in their
value. Tie truth is, that First Mortgage OF
! 900 per mile upon a road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe. {"
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon road running through such rich and
already well-settled part eff Iowa, can well be
recommended as perfectly safe as well as very
,, profitable investment Pamphlets, with map,
may be obtained, and subscriptions will be
received in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum Streets,
and in New York at THE COMPANY'S OF
FICE, No. 80 PINE ST., at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, A WALL st.
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents acW look to them for their safe delfv-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. Il. sHATTUCK,
TREASURES
| Nov. 26-2mo davis
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DOMESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCo-S Sid 24th, barque Oakland,
MogILE-Ar 2sth ult. brig Frank Clark, Keene,
New York.
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar2 9th, sch Eagle. seavey,
sAYANNAH-Ar goth. sch Fred spoGord, Turn
CID s0th: oaraue winslow, Davis, for Buenos
Ayres; sch Oliver Jameson, Jameson. Boston.
Ar I'd, sch Leonessa, Myers, Darien.
Sla ags9 sslR oMMayiower Call LiverpSo
Ar 3lst. ship David Brown Nichols, Newport, E ;
sch Clara Rankin, Falker, Boothbay, with loss Of
Cid slst schs Fannie Heating, Jones, for Boston
ALBANIA Rokes, Jameson, Georgetown, sc.
Ar LIST sch Eveline, Gilmore. Belfast
/ GEORGETOWN, SC-Cld 18th, sch Carrie Webb,
Brewster, New York.
CID 2,,h 1I 5rlg MamPden Perkins, Martinique.
Hodgdon, Navassa.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Passed up I'd ship Geo M
Adams, Manson, from Callao Tor Baltimore; baroue
BALTIMORE-Cld I'd, sch Tacoma, Babb, tor
PHiLADELpHIA-Ar list. baroue Omaha Raj.
Below s1st ship Progress, from London.
NEW YORK-Ar Cd, brig Merriwa. Warehouse
Matanzas days; schs Light of the East, Heath TN
Demarara 80 days; Island Belle, Howard Eastport
VIM Arthur, Andrews, Baltimore for New Bedford ;
Danl Williams, hose. do Tor Rockland G Lyman
Hill, Portland; Harriet, Crowley. Providence
Ar Sd, barque Stoeker, Bibber, Matanzas 0 DIS
brigs Clara Belle, Tracey. Palermo 80 days; Aoa-
CID Sd, brig Tim Field, Emerson. Nassau, MP; sch
Paul seavey, Lowell, Bathurst; Pickering, Ter
A s Hell Has sqESRa
do for New York.
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 1st brig Rio Grande. McLel-
Ian, Portland.
Sid LIST, sch Charlotte Fish, Williams, New Bedford
ior Baltimore; Sabao, Bangor Tor New York; Leila,
Foss, from Portland tor do; j w Maitland, Leighton
do tor do.
NORWEGIAN LIST, sch Fannie Hall, Gem,
,;PROVIDENCE-Ar1 list, brig Edwin, Allen, from
Elizabethport.
Ar Sd. sch Only Son, Jgmes, Gardiner.
NEWPORT-Ar list, schs Mary b Harris Brad
ford. New Bedford for New York; John McAdam
Willard, Portland tor do
In port 3Oth, brig Marion, McCloud, Inagua for
Portland: sch Nellie Doe Richardson, Bangor tor
Philadelpha; VIM Butman, Smart. Providence tor
Georgetown, SC; Justina, Keen, from New York for
Edgart0wn.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar list inst, scbs A Hammond,
Westcott, Rockport TOR New York. j Gilmore
Lord, Boston Tor Savannah.
Sid, sehs kendrck Fish, Eddie F Treat, Only Son,
Ann Stevens. -
Ar I'd. sch Mabel Hail. Bartlett, from Rockand for
Wilmington.
BoSTON-Cld 3d. ship VIM Woodbury., HERMAN.
D9 Gl1 az; sen John Croker, Hodgdon, Mobile.
Lake. Mills. Rockland
PORTSMOUTH-Ar list, sch Eta E Sylvester.
Parsons, Norfolk. -
Rs Sld lst scbs VIOLA Hall, for Machas; Smith,
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Tenement tn Let

TN western part of the city few steps from t si
horse cars. The tenement consists Of nve OK a 81
rooms, as may be desired, with plenty OF nalo anu
soft water. Inquire at No Monroe fiaee'
San 6-d1W&
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Farm for Sale,

1 shall sell at Public Auction, ON
&/nA-A Saturday, Jan. 18th, IS70.my home
ATxl8zkA stead farm. situated In Piscataqua
"a lLTEkLkG- Corner, West Falmouth, containing
A.k=I1Sak95twelve acres OF excellent tilIage IN
high state of cultivation, two storied house. ali
finished in good STYLE good stable and GU buildings
Also, small pasture close by, and fifteen acres OF
excellent woodland, less than mile DISTANT easy
OF access in winter and summer. Also, one horse.
two wagons. one slei h. one Jung, one harness
moving machine, horse rake, farming tools, house,
TO mention.
Said premises are situated SO as to accommodate
aMechanic or physician, or any person who de-
do bh siness IN Portland. it is only ten minutes
walk from the West Falmouth depot. Sale to com
menee at 10 o'clock A. NJ
west Falmouth, Jan 8, 1870. jap5dS wits
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10 Printers.

A FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE (212 lbs.) can
a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at Great Bargain!
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PENOBsCoT COUNTY.

The Bangor Wing quotes the produce mar
ket in that city as follows: Apples So 90 to
8 30 per Dbl; dried apples 10 to 15c; beans So 80
to %; butter 35 to 3Sc, and extra lump do 40
to 42c; eggs 35 to 49,; hay SIG to 1S, and occa-
sionally load at 500; turkies II to 22c chick
ems 10 to 16c per lb, and geese SOC to 81 %
aniece: round hnos Il To ID 1-oc
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removes pain instantly, aud heals old Ulcers Wol,
colts Annihilstor cures Catarrh bIonehius anu ~,
Cord in the head. Sold by all druggists, any loi
Chatham Square, N. Y. 1"'"
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Estate of Caleb 8. Small.

n Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the estate of -
CALEB s. SMALL, late of Portland,
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands upon the estate Of said deceased require
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to sal
estate are Called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM E MORRIS,
Administrator with the will annexed
Portland, Dec. 21st, 1869. dc22d1aw3w -sneod1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.
ReHaoCaI! Removal :! RemoynEyl
Roofs, SHOES AND RURRERS.

HAVING removed the stock of Boots. Shoes and
II Rubbers from my old store 353, to nv NEW
stand ~ Congress street, in Cahoon Block, near
Cny bulldng, am prepared to show all nv old
cutomers, and as many new ones as will favor me
with call, as LARGE and well SELECTED stock as
can be found in the city, which will sell as low or
lower than can be bought elsewhere. Thankful TOR
the many favors which Ihave received from tbe NH
lie during the twenty years that have been in nv
present business, hope by strict attention TO the
ance OF past favors.
dc29sn2w SAMUEL BELL,
213 CODgress st.
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'oLD CLOSED in New York last night at
119 SO a 191-2.s
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

't'WO American Girls for first and second worl
Apply at No. o Deerins street.
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R. a. of p. f. ID.
ANIMAL Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Relief Association of
the Portland Fire Department. will be held at the
Office of the Chief Engineer, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, at u o'clock, for the
choice OF Trustees and for the transaction of other
business. Per Order of the President
j. G. TEwKSBURY, sec'y.
December so, 1869. dtdsN
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ANOTHER large lot of those. Cambria and
Hamburg Edgings, at Davis & Co.'s.
CALL at the Daily Press Job Office for your
Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars, Tags, &c. Best
OF work, and lowest prices.
WIN. NJ MARKS,
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DoSTER PRINTING, OF anskindss done. with dis.
i ~ patch At q Press Office.
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COgia Hassan
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Portland and 0gdensburg Railroad.
In accordance with a vote OF the Directors of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company, at a
meeting held Dec. 25th, 1869, L hereby notify the
subscribers to the stock of said Railroad that
sessment of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock due and payable on the sth day of Janu-
airy, 1870 at the Treasurer's Office corner of Middle
and Plum Streets. AUG. E. STEVENS,
Jan1dtdsS Treasurer P. & o. Railroad.
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FOREIGN PORTS

AZ Yosohama I'd ult, ships Ellen Hood, Neil. me
Naples, Bachelor, repg N"'
Ar at Hong Kong Nov II, barque Saml Larrabee
ThompSon, Shanghae.
At Manila Nov 9, ships Tabor. Otis, from Hong
Kong, ar 5th, tor New York, ldg; Franxlin, Drew
and Western Cbiet Hill, Tor do
, SID TN Rangoon Nov 10, ship Tanjore,. Cobb, for
Bomoay
AT Bathurst 18th ut, barque VIM H Randall, Rich
At Cadz 10Th uls, brig David Owen, Chadbourne,
for Boston, ldg.
CASTE
SID I'm Sourabaya Oct %, ship Herald, Gardiner,
Callao. 0'' -NA'
SID I'm Montevdeo Nov 49, barque F Pearson,
At Barbados 18th ult, brig Georgia, Miller, for
SID TIM Demarara 18th ult, brig Maria Wheeler,
Wheeler. New YORK; sch Ruth H Baker, LoriDg, Tor
St Domingo.
a., Ar at Havana 25th ult, barque Com Dupont, Mat
SID 2sth, sch Donna Anna, whaley, Montreal, or
Cid 2.th. barque Pleiades, Packard, for Remedies
orig Zoe, Br Warfeld. Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 24th ult briggs Vittorie (,r) Four
nier, Ellsworth; 27th, Jeremiah, Ford New York.
SD 2ith schs Nellie Tarbox, Conary, Pensacola;
zHh. Eva May. Richards, North OF Hatteras.
, IA at Cardenas o4th. brig John Wesley, Ford Ar
drossan; 3.th, oaroue Martin w Brett, Blanchard,
phens, NIB.
Sid PATH scbs windward, Ellis, North of Hatteras
Melita, Wall, and Emma q, Weber, do.
CID at st John. NIB. 3ist ult, barqIe Jennie Cobb
denas. "
Sid LIST, brig H H Wight, Meyers, Matanzas: sch
nj staples, Dinsmore, Cardenas
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DEPARTURES OF ocr.ySYr ,r.s
MARI N + N EwS.
PORT OF POR TIA Nd.

Tuesday, Jan. A.
ARRIVED.
Steamship HISTORIAN. (BrM Arid, Liverpool 23d
ult wa Londonderry oath. with passengers and mdse
to III q Allan.
sen Rising Sun, Jones. Boston, to load for Savan-
nah.
sen IL King. Bragdon Machas for New York.
sen Maggie Fisk, new Fisk Bath for New
CLEARED.
Ship Enos Souie. lnew, of Freeport, 1919 tons,
Souie, st John, NIB, to load tor Liverpool-master.
Brig Poinsett, Anderson, Matanzas-Geo Hunt
Brig Emma, Smart. Hayana-Littejohn & Chase
and Lynch, Barker & Co. '
Sch Rescue, tBr) Dunn, Caibarien - Phinney g.
jackson. ~
Sch Teazer, Henley, Mobile - Dennsop. Pierce
g. Co.
Sch Lydia May, Baker, New York-Nickersons,
Litchfeld & Co.
Williams. ~ ~
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton. Boston-Chas SAWYER
Sen Col Eddy Day. Boston-Chas Sawyer
Sch Calvin, Waycott, st John, NIB - John Por-
teous.
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SPOKEN

Nov IS, lat II N, lon rs o. E, ship Sycamore, from
Calcutta Tor New York
Nov q, lat 10 N. Ion 80 W, ship Pharos, from Bos
ton ior San Fr,nrisco. ~
Nov 20; lat 20 10 Ion 81 IS W, barque Czar;na
from Callao for Baltimore
Dec Is lat II o. N, Ion As W, ship Borneo, Eursley
=, Dec "a, on Tortugas, ship Gardiner Colby, from
New Orleans for Liverpool
Dec ~ lat 81 20, lon IS 10, sch belmont, frcm Port
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The INDEBTEDNESS OF CIITEs.-The debts
of the cities of Massachusetts,, as appear by
the municipal reports submitted Monday are
gS followS.
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Suburban Residence
For Sale or to Let.
TN Gorham, within seven miles of Portland The
house is in good repair, has ten rooms and con-
stocked with fruit trees etc. There is large barn
woodhouse and other out-budngs on the place
Connected with 'he above property Is Sdv MIL
Crust MIL and Cardng Nal, Shingle Machine aud
other machinery now in operation, on an uniailing
waier-power; one of the best locations for business
IL the State; where an active, enterprising man
find plenty of profitable employment Alply 10
Jar5tl JOHN L. CURTIS, South Gor6am.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

o MN INERSs
Notice is hereby given that the LIST class iron Buoy
placed 10 marx Aiden's Rock. entrance to Portland
harbor, Maine, went adrift from its moorines in the
severe storm OF the I'd inst. 1t will be replaced i'm
mediately
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
j. ID. HULL,
Lighthouse Inspector, LIST District.
Portland, Jan A, 1870.
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THE PR Il IS.
A Hint for New Years

Wednesday Morning, January 8, 1870.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-27
Land for Sale.

Susan f. Muse, ct. ais, VS. D. r. Muse. ct a,
BY virtue of decree of the COUNTY
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, nrc.
nounced at its October Term, 1870, in the
cause of Susan +. Muse. ct. ais, VS. IT
sioner, offer for sale, to the highest bidder
on the
lst Monday Of November, 1870,
it being the eth day of said month, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, the truct
OF land of which ". G. b. Muse died sez-
ed and possessed, situated in civil district
No. II of Franklin county, Tenn. bound
ed on the north by the lands of DR. j. W.
Payne and A. 5. Colyar, on the east BY the
lands of Solomon Hopkins, on the south
by the lands of Joshua Gore, oil the west
hy the lands of Elizabeth Duncan. con-
tanning two hundred and forty acres more
or less.
said tract of land is located in fine
nciyhborhood. lies on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, on the waters of
..lk River. and adjoins the Aisonia lands.
The biddings on the land to commence
at ten dollars peracre.
Tie terms of the sale are 0ne-third of
the purchase mOrey to be paid on day of
sale. oncthird to be paid in twelve months
and ,nA-taird in twcnty-lour months
from day of sale.
Notes, with approved security, will be
required. and lien will e retained until
all the purchase money shall have been
paid. This October It'll. 1870.
j. G.. ENOCIlS. Clerk.
MARKS. FITZPATRICK d GREGORY.
Solicitors for Petitioners.
Oc.l3.tlS SIS %
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Shades in Pastures.

We hope that the very warm sum
mcr just past, la, taught those farmers
who have heretofore thought differently
the benefit TO cattle Of few shade-trccs
in their pastures. This shadc-ucc
question in pastures has been very ably
discussed in nearly all Of our agricultural
papers; but the humane farmers. are
all in the Affirmative. and we believe
that the facts in regard to prolific
say nothing Of the comfort Of animals
exposed to the scorching rays OF the
sun in summcr-wil be found on the
side. Those farmers who have made
the too common mistake Of cutting
down every tree when the land is clear
cd should now cndcavor to repair the
loss by planting out few trees this
fall Trees from the woods or open
fields will answer the purpose If care
fully taken up-thosc OF small SIZE be
ing preferable to large ones, Stakes
should be placed by the side of each
tree, to prevent blowing over, or the
cattle injuring them in the first few
years after removal. The artist who
desires to give picture Of country life
ms it should be would never think Of
selecting naked field in August. with
Il herd of cattle broiIing under Il noon
day sun,--IIcarth and Home.
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Saving Secd-COrn.

The Western Rural, through cor
respondent, talks in this common-scn,c
way about saving in the fall-what IS
80 necdful in the spring-good seed
corn:
II have few words to say on this
subject, to stir up the minds OF farmers
by way Of remembrance. Some say
we will select our seed corn At the time
Of husking. Iguess it will sc. ripe and
dry before f'ost this year. Others
think they can select good seed from
the Glib in the spring. Well perhaps
they may, but | think it is not II safe
way. My plan is this: Go into the
field with basket and whcelbarrow,
select Of those ears that begin to ripen
earliest, husk, leying on two or three
husks to trace i. up by. Then braid
ten or twelve ears together hang hang
them across pole in dry place BY
the time frost comes, it will be cured,
and no mistake. You will have good,
sound seed Try it, you who have not
done so. Think one acre planted with
good, sound seed is worth two acres
planned with half frozen weakly stuff
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Land for Sale.
Samuel II. E-till. ct. ais, W Wallace Estill
ir nt ais

Samuel II. E.till, ct. ais, W Wallace Estill.
DR., ct. ais.
By virtue of Il decree of the County
Court o. Franklin county, Tennessee pro-
nounced in the above cause at the October
Term, 1870. will. on the
l>t Monday in November, 1876.
it being the 7th day of said month. offer
for sale ut the Courthouse ,,Obr in Win
chester, Tenn. nineteen tracts of land be-
longing to the heirs of Wallace E>till. ST. :,
deed. lying on Culnl erland Mountain,
containing in all $500 acres. said land
is described by entries, which will be eX-
hibited on day Ofsale.
Said land will he sold on credit of one
and two years, except the sum OF ten per
cent, in cash. which must be pid on day
of sale. The biddings for said land to
commence at 10 cents per acre, except the
Tunnel or Caperton Cove Tract. which is
to commence ut 20 cents per acre.
Purchasers Will be required to give
notes and two or more good and approved
secures. Il lien being REFINED until the
whole otthe purchase money i, paid.
j. q. ENOCIIo, Clerk.
+. II. EsTILL. solicitor.
Octl3tds Sll %
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Cotton for Seed.

The Rural Southerner gives to the
people in the cotton States this sensl-
BILE advice about improving the quality
Ofthe crop:
ANY one, By care and attention,
may, out Of an ordinary kind OF cot
ton, develop the very best, both as to
quantity and quality. All OF the i'm
proved varieties of cotton which We
haye now have originated in this way,
and any one can have the proprietor
ship of some improved cotton.seed
by using little care in the selection Of
seed. If you wish to improve your
cotton, go over your fields and select
those stalks which have the largest
bools, the greatest number Of bools,
md the best lint as those from which
YOU will not have to cultivate sorry cot
ton for many years longer
All Of which is not only sensible, but
what is better, timely.
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GEO. s. RUBLE
INCARCERATION SOCIETY
An Interesting Address

ali S "' %"'" TO-
y % Exss N "Sn "a" ovr M,ny " @ the
as %S %% "s 4s SF S.y %, Ss a ans &c
. t. "'r fro" Mort" he w"cs " E" R sH"S ""s
M%n iS %% @ %s; "' fs the a
S I 1 %" r % s every st% T of dn f
t%E % S "tay dnSm "ae
" nd a. y w "" sTs s "a " a"s a a
; $ ;"5 e ss%;' %s'
A%%a % Iss %a %I
'Ss sg"1 Sa" :, l" a,
ao TI @ %fs ra ii ns Tie sG% RI,
s S t t" % i's and ' s n d
n a.a Of s%'s nd Manu. " % s. " s:. sf i
be @ "snr il sGs p Sa o n us S Stat sy
i ;s% :TSi
Srn" I o M, snTGa R Of a t@Sn red land"
cIGnE readily saI %GTSvf Corn Hhsa
ss s'S ; y s:' sS' here sy n
hap. surpassed FOR the growing of fruit by any portion
:: sa" Z s15 3 s % ,:s,
enough and aaoring sufficient amount, OF all
Joe oeater
SS H 's hsiS'a
Po~sr more than two
hundred yards which give, superior advantages hi.
understand.
sell stock and put machinery
Very superior j. also
this ryerBoiDg Fork Town
the table land il varieties of
hickory In the river
poplar beech maple black there is no
scarcity timber in 81 thi.
immense beds 0f the rock along
ofthe mountain Thb e burnt trihig enough
tosupply the milt1A-
de.ing further information by addressing
@ s"n ti sa. c9sy rT"s aa1 s S
the tn WAITING our f%sny W call upon w. SYLnh President
desired who will direct them the
cety who reside civil district who pledged
TO render all the assistance their enable Nil
home among Us to find a favorable location.
Our people were peaceale and abiding.
Lands are worth from twenty dollars owing
qnalty and improvements.
J.w. SYLER.
w.B wAITERSON,
j. n RUSSEY.
ApvD1-9 ksseutivs CsRmtnss
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Household Bible----Devotional
and Practical.

The Illustrated Polyglot Household b.
BILE. containing the Old and New Testa-
mcnt.. with marginal readings and an or.
iyinal selection Of references to parallel
and illustrative passages, together with Il
concordance. II complete index and conoisr
of the Bible; also, u Family
Record. and many valuable treatises and
useful tables. designed to promote and fl
rilitutc the devotional study of the Hol!
scriptures.
Illustrated with finely executed maps.
steel plates. and cngrayings from original
,lrnwiuws of places connected with remark
able cyrut- mentioned in the Bible.
XEIGI.ER. MCCURDl ~ CO."
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County.