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r, 1Hs nrnmmer by IF Lundy's Lone.-Major
zen, " 'niield scott, while on the frontier during
the late border difficulties, at co nplimentary
dinner given him by the citizens of Cleveland.
related the following characteristic anocdoie that
occurred during the battle of Lundy's Lane in
the last war: lii the very midst of the battle his
attention was arrested 10y observing at little
distance where whole company of rilemcn had
just been cut down by the terrible fire of the enc
my, three drummer boys quarelng for single
drum, all that was left to them. Soon the two
stronger ones went 10 ''fsticuhs," while the third
quietly folded his arms, awaiting the issue Of the
contest. At that moment a cannon ball struck
The boys, and killed them both. With one bound
the little fellow caught the drum from between
them and with shout of triumph, and a loud
''tattoO," dashed forward TO the thickest of the
! light. Said the General, / so admired the little
soldier that rode after him and cnouired his
name, which was-T--, and directed him TO
find me at the close Of the battle, but never
saw him afterwards. At this moment, Mir
ore Of the most respectable merchants in Cleve.
land arose, and with smile and bow Informed
the company that he was the drummer BOY OIL
| Lundy's Lane
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FORGIVE AND FORGET.
BY c. SWAIN.

Forgive and Forget why the world would be lonely
The garden wilderness IN to dcsorm;
Ii the flowers but remembered the chilling winds ONLY
And the fields gave verdurc for fear of the storm
Oh! still in thy lovclincss emblem the flowers,
Give the fragrance Of feeling to swcct,n lif's way
Aud prolong not again the brief cloud Of an hour,
With Fears that but dar,Scn the rest Of the day,
Forgive and Forget! there's no breast SO unfeclur.
But some gentle thoughts Of affection there live
And ths best of all Require scnanng ..nncl,.iins
Some heart that with smiles forget and forgive,
Then away with the clouds from those beautiful eyes
That brow was no home for such frowns to have met
On how could cur spirits ere hope for the skies,
Ii Heaven refused TO forgive and forget?
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that, however, gentlemen differed in their owl
schemes for disposing Of the Public Domain
they oil united against this equitable mode Of
distributions While they were all for giving
them up, some in one way and some in anoth-
er, they now united in the cry 'sgive US back
the Lands''-"give us back the Lands" This
reminded him of an old ceremony performed
to cover lands by widows, under the English
Law, when they had forfeited their husbands
lands by misdceds-and he put the story in a
rsla'ea6fe shape, and he made great merrime4t
with II. He asked what they would do with
the lands if they got them back would the
Senator from South Carolina cease to propose
their cession the Senator from Missouri their
graduation Would the Senator from Ala
bama then consider them source of revenues
Mr.. {. again adverted to the general i'm
poverished condition ofour country-of tho
large debts owing by the States-of the reyenA
ue, &c lie asked how stood our Industry
ROW stood our importations our tonnage
was falling OIL and two-thirds of the importk
ing business IN New Y ork, was now done by
foreigners, Englishmen, Frenchmen, Germans.
Sc What is the condition of our own gov
'rninent' After stating this and pcuring the
"hoie state OF the country, he broke out into
most eloquent and thrilling appeal to men of
I'll parties to unite and rescue their coun,ry--to
ofget their party difierences-to lay aside
her her political prejudices, and unite as Amcri-
a"e-as piV'iio1S rUi my e>-a---r-4l.~. .o-.-
non and beloved country. can give youno
dea OF The power and patllos of this patriotic
ppeal--it gpished forth from heart which
eat strongly with the love of country--it was
ours1 OF generous, noble, manly, spatriotic
ceiling, that would prompt its possessor to
acriiice himself, were Unnecessary, TO serve his
oun!ry. With this heart-srring appeal Mr..
lay closed. OLIVER OIDSCHOOL.
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s21ErE, DRxTvyzEa & n1oRnxs,

sS-sSS = s.S J1&A&AS AA&s~A g Sx&VESAxs,
LATE SMITH s. PALMER,
Importers and Dealers ia Bsoks, Stationary, and
Music, Main Street, Rithmond Tu.
HAVE constantly on hand AN extensive and
well selected stock of GERMAN, FKENCu,
ITALIAN, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN pub
locations of sanuaId Literature; standard School
Books In general use--and are constantly receiv-
ing all new Publications in every department of
Literature as issued from the Press.
STATIONARY
or every description, and every variety of
Blank Books.
MUSIC.
a general assortment of all Popular Music
and ali New Music received as soon as published
MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS.
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Flies, &c. always on
hand.
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
Blanks Books Of every description, made to
order aud ruled to any given pattern Merchants
Account Books, Record and Shcrif's Books, al
ways on hand; and every variety of Binding ex-
ecuied In the best manner and on accomn,oda-
ting terms. Orders from the country promptly
attended 10.
Richmond, March 3l-St.
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l. a w ~ OF xCl.
Doctor Phillip S. CONWAY j.,

HAVING removed from the neighborhood
OF Hebron Church, to Siaunton, offers his profess
siona services to the citizens of the town and its
vicinity. He returns his thanks to Tie people of
his old neighborhord, and hopes still to obtain a
share Of their patronage. Office in the County
buildings, opposite the Courthouse.
\ oy III
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aAitCnti0N.

fEyTIE training Of the Officers Of the 32nd,
H. 03rd, and Goth Regiments of V. M. will
commence in StauDton, on the end day of May
next.-'Ihe Ord Regiment will muster on Satur-
day following, (May 7th) in Middlebrcok. The
LIST Battalion Court of Enquiry, viii! be held in
Greenvile, on the 3rd day Of November next,
the 2nd Battalion Court of Enquiry, will be held
at John Shanon's on the 9TH Of November, and
The RegimentaI Court of Enquiry, for the Ord
Regiment, will be held i'm Middlebrook, on the
9th day Of November next.
JAMES NJ. LILLEY, Colonel
93rd Regiment V. NJ
March 2i, 1912.
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Terms OF the Spectator.
CrHE SPECTATOR is published, OF
J week, by KENYON HARPER ut r.,

I-rHE SPECTATOR is published, ono
a week, by KENrON HARPER, at Two
DOLLARS year, il paid in advance, or Two
DOLLARS AND FIFrY CrNrs, if delayed beyond
tho expiration OF the year.
No Subscription. will be discontinued. bu, L,
the option OF the editor, un,ll all anearages
arc paid.
" All communications to the ediiorby mail
mast be postpaid.
I-AovEsrisEMENrs or NoricEs Of thirteen
lines Tor less) Of printed matter will be inserted
the FIRST three times for dollar, and twenty
five cents for each subsequent continuance-Lar-
ger advertisements in the same proportion. A Ii
beral discount will BIO made to advertisers by
the year.
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SPRANG DRY GOODS.

HQf the ship Hank Away, from Liverpool, and
SSotlier recent arrivals from the Northern Mar
kets. we are in receipt of our Spring Supply Of
DRY GOODS, consisting of the latest styles of
British, Fiench, and American Goods-together
with large supply of Virginia and Northern
Domos,ics-all of which we are disposed to sell
Gerry iop for cash, or to punctual customers.
KENT, KENDALL, s. ATWATER.
Richmond, March 3l-it.
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The Nashville Banner states that Thomas T..
Judd, indicted before tie Criminal Court Of Das
wilson county for false entry OH the Books of the
Union Bank of Tennessee with intent 10 defraua
and cmbezzle, has been found guilty, and sefl
tenced TO 1--we years imprisonment III the peni,ss.
tiary.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
S 2 U a q = a MD .AEDwET

F9NHE undersigned have formed a partner
ship in the practice of Law in the various
Courts held in Stauaton. business entrusted to
their management will be punctually attended TO.
The junior partner will practice in other
Court. and will therefore devote his undivided
attention TO the business Of the firm.
ALEX. ii. III . STUART,
JOHN 3. BALDWIN.
May 10, ISL.
AS my duties as member Of the next Con-
grcss will withdraw me from home for some
months during the present and the next year, it is
proper to state to my clients that expect TO at.
tend the most important sessions of the Courts
at Stanton, and thai in my absence my partner,
mir. Baldwin, will occupy my Office and give
prompt attention 10 my cases now on the docket,
IA wei las to such nev business as may be con-
fded to us jointly.
Alex. II. III. STUART.
Nav II
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TO ESIJEHIEDSIRN.

a. EALED Proposals will be received by the
- undersigned until Saturday the 9TH day of
June next for the erection of an additional build
ing of brick on stone foundation, to The Western
Lunatc Asylum, corresponding in size and gen
eral plan 10 the recent addition to the Northern
wing. The proposals are required to be Cor the
wholeMork complete, the undertaken or untcyta-
kers to furnish, all the materials. Bond with ap-
provedsecnrity will be required for the faithful
performance OF the contract.
ROBERT 5. BROOKE,2 Ex.o,,;ro
L.. l.. STEVENSON, SG t,Neo"uVe
KENTON HARPER, ooih'"'''ee
March 81. 1912.
Gsy- The Richmond Wing and Enquirer Will
insert once week until the day OF letting.
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manufactured 'Yobaceo.

TEN1E subscriber intends to send about 6OObox
a es of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
(fIoney Dew,) TO the Valley this year, put up in
the best manner in oak boxes, and his name on
all the numbers. Every box will be warranted.
The subscriber flatters himself from his long en-
perence as tobacconist, and his having had
son of the celebrated tobacconist, Brown of
Richmond in his business last year, that his To-
bacco will give general satisfaction. lie will
sell for and months time, and good trade,
iron, horses, &c. For cash reasonable ded uc-
ton will be allowed
Orders promptly attended TO.
VIM. II. BROWN.
Yancey's Mill, AlbemarIe CO..
March LOFT
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Mr.. Graves, in allusion to the Cilley duel,
says that Mr.. Wise was guiltless of all blame
IN the matter, and that mir. Clay never utter
eda word or did an act which did not proceed
from feelings of humanity and desire to pre-
vent the mcetinQ1
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''Fom, what's monomany ~ "Why, you see,
DICK, when poor fellow steals, it's called lar
ceny; but when it's rich nm. the Jury says us
monomany, and he can't halnil-ihat's it,
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'E'HE Company lately under the command OF
Capt. Thomas Clark, will muster at link
ling Spring, on Saturday, the 18th Of April. al
Ii o'clock A. NJ. II. NJ. WHITE, o. s..
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0@STGNlsgso

Correspondence Of the United States Cazs,...
oAfINcs AND DoiNCs IN WASHINGTON.
VdShiagton, March %, 1912.
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Storage & Commission BUSHES;
s0oTTsy3zs5aE, wa.

'HNHE undersigned, having entered into Co
partnership. the business will be carried on
under The firm of BLAIR q BROYE5ERS.
Inc receiving and forwarding of Merchandise Use
and produce, will receive the strictest attention.
They have erected large Lumber-house imme-
dia'eiy on the bank oil the Canal, which will en-
able them in future, to receive roods free Of draw
age. and not subject any article TO be injured
with the mud as has been unavoidably the case
In our town heretofore. They hope by their
close attention to this branch OF their business.
to retain all who patronlsed the old concern of ].
e. L. II. Blair, and all others who wish to cncour-
age them.
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PUBLISHERS CIRCULAR.
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Voices Of The Night, ect.
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Winter in the West. Get.
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IS regular contributors to the pages this Magazine.
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| William Gilmore Simms, Henry I. Tuckermaii,
George Lunt Emma G. Emhury, Ann S. Stephens.
MISS Leslie, Mrs Seha Smith, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs
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surpassed in the merit of it, LITERARY CONTENTS,
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character of American Periodical Literature will
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| In addition TO the new contributors mentioned
above, the proprietor expects shortly to be ane to
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that gentleman having, before leaving this country
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| if loT any periodical in America.
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The state Of south Carolina.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
John Ogg, VS. James Lain--Declaration in At
tachmert.
WIIEREAS, the plaintiff in the above case has
w this day filed his declaration against the
said defendant, who is absent from and without
the limits of this State, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom to serve
copy of the said declaration, with rule to
plead thereto: 1t is ordered, That the said deien-
dant do appear and plead TO the said declaration
within year and day from this da.e, or final
and absolute Judgment will be given and award
ed for the said plaintiff
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July I3, 1912. prs fee, So
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South Carolina.
KerSitu,D DMt2 aCt.

htT "ttt7O Dt''O' WV
Michael Lorick VS.. Judah Blrrct.--L. Shurman
VS.. Judah Blrret--Debt Attachment.
yA7HEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cases
w respectively have fled their declarations against
tbe defendant, who resides without the limits Of
this State, as it is said, and whereas the said dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can he served 1t is
ordered that the said defendant do plead, answer, ol
dcmur thereto within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thcrcon. -
B. GASS, Clerk.
March 81 1S12
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Notice.

YEVH subscriber having on hand large supply
4 Of DRY GOODS, Crockery and Hardware,
and wisng to reduce his stock previous to his Fall
purchases, will dispose Of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash. or OIL time to those who punctual
i'll their payments T.. w. BONNEY.
N. B.-1'hose indebted for Goods bought one,
two or three years since, arc requested TO Call and
make arrangements for paying as further time can
not be glvcn-and ought not to be expected.
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u He would earnestly request those subscribers
who arc in arrears TO him for the Messenger, or
who owe for the current volume Of that work, 10
make immediate payment
w. B. JOHNSTON.
July 13.
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STATE OF SOUTi-CAROLlNA,
LANCASTER DLSTCTRIT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Burrell McLcmore, VS.. Charles Davic,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, vs.. Shadrick Wright,
Declaration in Attachment.
John X. Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in Attachment,
TM7HEHEAS, the Plaintiffs in the above sta
w ted cases did, this day file their declaration
IN my Office against the Defendants, who are uhse Mt
and without the limits Of this Stac, and having
neither wife nor attorney within the same, on
whom to serve copy Of the said declaration, with
a ue to l,eI thereto.
It is ordered, That the sail d fcndant do appear
and pead to the lid declaration on or heicrc the
first day of November, Ammo Domini 1912 or an
order for Judgment will he granted by default.
S. RECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1911. prs fee Sc
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Beat COmDany No. 2.

An election for second and third Licutenants of
this Company will be held on Saturday the 18th of
August next Polls open from IL o'clock, A. NJ to
T. NJ Sergeant Hubert and John Reynolds are
detailed to manage said election.
~ By order of Capt. ABBOTT.
sss F. HUBERT, o. S.
J,Iv On a.
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LEVI D. SLdMM,
CLEMENT GUION.
Books.

New Yok, July 4th, 1912.
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POSITIVELY
SELLING ATTRIBUTED PRICES

TayHE subscriber wishing to dispose Of his present
q stock IF DRY GODS, previous to repIen-
ishcg for the fall business, will sell at prices to SUIT
the tines. II. LEVY.
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WHITE EsULPHUR WAT ERi
From the White sulphur SPHA,
Greenbrier County, Virginia.

GrCenbricr County, virginia.
TENHE subscriber has just received supply, IN
a barrels, half barrels and bottles, Of the above
W Water, so much celebrated as an alternative and
purgative, and for the cure Of Liver Con plants,
sDysp, psia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofula Dis
eases Of tho Kidneys and Skin, Mercurial l)sea.
ses, Female Affections, &c.s&c. and for relieving
the bilious habits of the system. 40.
This article is received direct from the Springs,
and is kept in barrels prepared for the purpose,
which prevent lis decomposition, and preserve the
article equally as pure when t ken at the Springs.
JAMES R. McKAlN.
May 25.
a-zThe following are taken from great numhef
Of Certificates of its efficacy
Extract of letter from MIR. Henry Clay, dated
Ashland, KY, Jan l, 1s41:
Dear sir,-At the request of un apohecary id,
Lexington, Ky. / write to gain some informution
about your invaluable mineral water. He wishes TO-
obtain supply to keep on sale Afcw dozen bot
ties which obtained at Louisville, have contubu>
ted more to restore my health than all the medicine
and advice have taken for the last fifteen years.
during which time have suffered much from dys1
pepsia and soro mouth. Yours respectfully,
HENRY CLAY, Jun. -,
Mr.. Calwcll.
From tho Hon. F. w. Pickens, Member of Com
grcss from South Carolina.
Dear sir-I received yours in relation to the trans
ported White Sulphur Water used it last spring,
and found it very fine. 1t seems to me to be fully
as good as 1hen used at the Springs. / am satis-
fed il can be bro,Ipt into general use, and will be-
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VHOSE persons who had books bound by MIR.
4 Hunter, and had not taken them away be-
fore he left Camden are requested to call for them
at the Journal Office.
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Periodical Agency.

TH'GIE Subscriber is agent for the following Peri
Il odicals and Newspapers, and will receive sub
scriptions and monies due TO either OF the offices
viz.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
4 n elegant six Octive Metallic Plate PIANO
a FORTE, of superior tone and quality, en-
tirely new, for sale by E. w. BONNEY.
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yALUARI.g AND RARE BOOKS.


A HISTORY of Europe. fAom the fscneh Revolutlon In
n q 10 the Restoration OF the Dourbons In lS,b-By
Archibald Alison, fRSE
Selections from the EahnhurH Review, cctnnTising the
bes articles In that Jou nal oniis eOmmcne eenl the
prcsent tnc with dissertation aud Crplana
tory notes Edited by Maurice Cross
liallanis Constitutional History OF England
forcuPi"e's Works, containing Various Writings aud Sc
eeons exhibiting faithful picture OF tho United rtates
OF Amcriea-By Ntlhsm Cobbcu
illustrated
The Works OF Ben johnson. with Memoir ct his Life
and WIilings-By Barry Cornwall
Aristophanes ComoeSiia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bekke'
rus-n vols
Piaons opeIa-ll vo,s-illustravit linn Becker
Piau,ns- svols-Dclrhn a variocm edit
CORNELL Taeiti-I vols-cx RceenSonc-Joh August
ETncsn
q iioraui T,eei opeis, -paIler
Gesneri Zeuni
Nenophanics IIistors Grgea cxedit l. DintlOr6i
EuriPides Hetaelida Ct Modca ex Rceensoine- Peir
Elmsley
Eschyhi TIaseda quo SUI ersuut dcsscrdtarum Fabu.
larum frssmenia CT sehola Craeea ctuone -Thom q
oubus suas passim inlertc iuiL
Samuel Butler, A. NJ.
Demosthonis ct Ssschinis Opera varus sectionibos
sianeta observation-disclosures per flieronyrnom VOL
6uai
PubGi rercn,ll Arr CouGds Phriri Fabulc lgsop,-
Ct cum Notcs-Rieharh Bcnileii. For fAlc.
ia % SMITH, DRiNkER q NORRIS.
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NIMGINIA.-AiKn Ics nm In no CIcIE,. NM, 81
g!I!lE!'ls q I'D
PIANO TonTH WAREHOUSE,


I'VE subscriber L. constantly receiving from c cole.
- oIaed hanuiactory ot NUaSs a CLAgy, New York
el'ont AMI plain Piano Focs usscsans the iaicri i'm.
pToVemois, andta delcacy touch and swcotncss of
tone, so peculiar othcir manufacture
constantly ON hani large assurt,ucntof
Flutes, Flagcolctis, ClaI i1usts
Guihirs, Victims. Ninluucclihs
Accorions, Musical iinNua
Horns, Huglcs AMI Trnnpcts
Eifcs AMI Drums
CESAR, Violin, Harp anO Piano Forte Strings Of supe
nor quality " ''Fe'
Piano fortoSioolsan aud Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
hc lareci collection OF Music offered for sale in
tAa sab may be selected fruu, al c ,inre of ic s'
who Is now enabled sell NJ the Phlaiepa and
Now York wholesale aud stall pricca
hose purchasing n sell again will be furnished upon
oclrf terms tl1n they find elsewhere ia the state
10 fianoS repaired, tunc' let hire and taken n
exchange. r. H. TAYIOR
no PIANO FoGTE- of every description repaired
and tuncd-Iuntng Icy the year Il Required hy Mu.
LIAM kEARsiNO whose long pesicnc AMI ali in ann.
featuring eniHing rln Foftcs, Justly entities Him in
every c"nhienec Guitars, Niois and srans reIar.
ed. Violin Bows haired. i
no uriers len as above will be nunetauv auc,tcI,,
either In towuur