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NEW COMPOST MANURE.

A discosery, which 1t is said will prove
of the first importance 10 the agricultural
community, of new mode Of manufacture
iug compost manure, has recently been
made by Mr.. Daniel, in the noighborhood
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cIR.M. Cochran, Mecblenburg, n c.
isss. W. Harris. Mil Grove, y. {.
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Supcrior Court Of Lar, February Term
1912.
Mary n Tctor "
Ug. lcutiOh iU D'o'N~'
Elan j. Teter.S
aN this case, it appearing 70 tfe satisfaction Of
lie Court that liam J. Te'er me dGien'
1,n, l. not an inhabitant Of this State Is there
G G,,s o,deyel, that publication be made for three
months, in the Charlotte journal and The Meek.
lonbnrp Jefersonian, for The defendant 70 oPPgeaI
Al The next Superior Court Of law TO DC hG,n IoI
he County af Mccklenburg, ot The Cont' iious.
n charlotte, on the fourth Monday OF August
next, then aud there to plead, answer o. da iI
10 this petition judgement PRO con'esso W. -
entered up against him, and the SAID petition
heard OK parte. c,,,
witness, ]. D. Kerr, Clerk of our said couT,
AT Office, the fourth Monday in February a. y
1912, and in the 9th year oil inc ihaeP0"uo"''
Of said State. , Yrpp ct,yt
Aprl &c, lsi2. '''
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

uFCKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, February Term
1912.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


Superior Court Of Lar, February Term,
l-4I.
Dolitha c. speck
IetItIoh ia' bNVSt'
William II sPeck.
ny this case, it appearing 10 The satisfaction Of
4 the Court, that William II. S7cch, the dc'1n.
l,nt. /, not an lnhablant Of this State, II is there
a. ordered. that publication be made for ,lree
months, 10 the Charlotte Journal and tho Neck
lenburg Jcfcrsonian, for tie defendant to appear
a the next Superior Court Of law, to be held tor
Mo County Of Mccklcnbafg, a the Court House
i Ch,rIo',r. On the fourth Monday Of August
nett. then and ther. to plead, answer or demgr'
10 this petition, or judgment pro conesso "''l 'e
entered up against lin, aad the said petition
heard ex parte.
Wrpcss, ], b. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the fourth Monday in February A. d
!. r, and in The 9Th year Of the independence
Of said State -,
I'D. KERR, Cierk.
tDyii 90, lsi2 ta'
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SINGULAR CELEBRATIoN-TEXAN
TRlChERY.

IRlChERf.
The anniversary Of the Battle Of San ia
cinto, t2lst oil AprD was celebrated IN
great slyIc By the Texan prisoners cenfn-
ed IN tie Convent Of Santiago, City Of Mex
leo. The way they worked It to obtain
leave Of the commandanl ofthe guard was
certainly ingenious, II We were correctly
.niurmed. One 81 The Texuns who spoke
Spanish went to the olIccr and told him
that il was a great fast day N IeXa>--the
anniversary Of the patron SAINT oi that Re
pubac-and desired that he would gife tie
men the liberty Of remaining IN doors that
afternoon 10 order 10 celebrate Il. Iolais
the commandaut gave his assent, aud the
men came ~ from Their morning WORK
sci. supplied with every species Of liquor
aud good things 70 be- found "a the rum ana
cook shops on Their route.
Although uuwel at the time aud unable
10 PARTICIPATE ia the festivities, we have
never seen more JOY and hllar'y on any
occasion. M cNcc!cnt dinner was proYid-
ed, speeches, songs and toasts, patriotic
and humorous, cnllycncd the scene, the
walls were decorated with Texan tlags,
done in chalk and charcoal, and a happier
81; q fellows never congrcgated around
festive board. 4 similar scene under SIM
liar circumstances was perhaps never be.
fore MISUNDERSTANDING the greatest
and almost, the only defeat SGuta Anna
ever sustained and under his own nose
That night the chains were knocked from
our ankles and wc obtained our liberty :;
but we can never forget our last day ~
rrison or the celebration Of the Battle oi'
San Jaclnt8.-N .. p.cdunc.
V.or3irc .Sgrr;c.--Tae Village Re.
cord relates the following. \ dcpositc
If be,y.rcn 100 and / 200 dollars OF gold,
all IN caol., and half ca.lcs. was made at
the bau,, of Chester county last week, be.
lousino 4, the e.ta,, Of Mrs, Marshall, Wi.
dow r ,lo late Hahn Marshall. Of pcuns.
hpr,. ,,,,r.bin We believe. some Q or 10
mia. son,h Of this h.roush. This gold
,,,e G.nol nrtpr LONG search, IN un old
Jest ,,birb Lal in (, several secret cham.
Lors and ,s sf,pn9ssd To have been yecrc,ed
T., I,ho Marshall some time urior to his
ds.th ,wcn,y riohtycars ago The desk
w,s curiou,lv constructed, Of great anti.
ouity. and it appears on raising the lid,
desk and It's contents we've bcqucathed by
TIE old man 10 his wife, and at her death
she left it 10 her friend and relative Mrs.
WAY. as family relic, and without any
idea Of its contents, as is supposed. 4 few
days since, but many months after the
death Of Mrs. Marshall, the desk was care.
/ fully examined in search Of treasure, as 1t
was an old belief in the neighborhood, that
the old gentleman, Mr.. NJ. had a " TIN cup
I full" Of gold but after his death, no one
was ransackcd; small ercyce IN the bot
tom attracted attentlon--on inserting Inc
blade of knife il flew Open and several
hundred dollars IN SILVER were found -
This magntlleient discovery S'''"u'o''u Gu
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The report that Encke's Comet can be
sccu with "good glasses" is contradlcted
by man who says he took SIR good stuff
glasses" on purpose TO see il, and only
snp stars.
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Legislative Keystone.
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ugisErN YOUR NATIyTsTRENGTH.

.IfF0f4l ~ ~. ~ 2 fftl No.
I've SY J. II. suTLER.g siJea
htISns in your native s,rsngti,,l !, y n
Isisq M echanics otths isndg nEyo iessoJ
siAnd dash the iroE rulUe1 " mSiiiiW
From. rude oppssssipn's Shsadi
! ly. .slI The might of mind. llaE ,ss,sf
Assume the place, of msa--,s;,sis.lr,
!, Heed not The scof of.hoss Il osg,s,a
~, Who scorn the srsizsn. 81 Is
hiv..g. g.;o.~. of . .,.,.. ssaes!s / sa1as9
- ~, Your nations pride and boast, srg
hose glory crowns her hllls,x ss,ss
And guards her naive csasi, sr,tf
(; sYop are her wealth in peace, .esszsIf
Her vial breath ,Ye ,ars.gg a ss.,sI
Aud when the boIis Q: des,h are hurl'd
s SIss 70 are the shield. in VAIL seiosD s,,,
~ shs eternal swolj.qg Il = 8. INV INV
TO Stern browed JpSsles given; t,
By, Frscdom's holy self, aeatF 80 ss.sfs
W, The nigh. Of wrong i riyse s..s
Strong aOaunsn,sI sElssiH Aysgan IA
I, In record Of your praise q lgs.sgg
\, Transmitting down yoaFF ans paes NIX,
Aisas 70 msa Of other d.yS.s s'I.,rs,I Is
stA- as.tk Eh,yss
4. Yosr asefalnsss and worth -
= speak os. with trsmpst tongue. ,s, e
Ye,qigh.y ,nsn Of eartk
Was neA lhs soil ye tread ~
Won by your fathers blood
Then ON oppression's self
Roll back .oppression's 6ood
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THE NEW VOLUME OF 4
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
DEIHDoDAE ITO REVIEW
VOLUME xI, COMMEN cIlNG July, is4a.

r. II
VOLUME III. COMMEN cling JULY, te42.
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Hsrs JOIN \. 9otltiYtS' tf>uno' tf>unfo'.i s4,Y.t. IN
Nv an increase in the number of pages, and by an
alteration in its typographical arrangements, the
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SEvENrv -FIVE PER GENT,
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The Monthly Financial and Commercial arti-
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most intelligent critcisms during the past year in
themselves alone worth the subscription to the WORK
will be continued from the same sable-hand.asiags
An arrangement has been made, BY which the
Boston Quarterly Reriei0 edited BY Mr.. Baows
so n, will be merged in the Democratic Revlew,tb
after being frequent and regular contributor
IS pages It Is proper % s'ase, e. 70 Una. M. Dsom,, a,
sons articles will be marked w ms name shouss
to psst e:osrs tney would doubtless sese" EYE 'he''
selves by their internal eVioence' apa INA. na
laQ az
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,bcrE snD xRaEsvDsz1P,
BY wIrLssn LEsoErv.'

BY wIELIxn LEsoETY.os aai
The binis, " henswip.sf hadss she sky,
Fly.6af zhe ssas awsv- EEA
WpeTe laughing eyes in sunshine lie,
And sdniAer breeses pIay,s = 0ssht
sAndsibns .sbs fsjsndsi thai Gyl,es .nsar,iett
While Fortunes sun 10 warm, sssais isa
aAre star,ledifaa cloud sppsar,n si dos
AsssAnd.Fiy before the storm. = alss g Tsilsi
a. ~ f7fii0 ~ gr7p1s nciffffiii afiliE1 io s,r
Buy when .isOp w%ir.sr's % hoyljna plsiips. os os
Each other warbler's past, .osis.
The i:l,ie saow-bird rtiil femsins,
And chlfr,ps iiidstthn ]hiss,.
Dose Iike1uasbinl wheo Tfiedcships thson
.WhhsFonure's sun depart,
GsslllInssrs with its chss1uf soaes so
And nes.les on he heari.
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4Zi..L ffft.T 1yF.t .al a. sd f..t.s
TUvHE subsefipcrs inform the public that they
have entered into Partnership, under the firm
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"A ment by the FIRST OF AUGUST next
inths hsnds Of a Justice of the Psacefor col lee
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~ 97a . SAIeSAPA RlBLAtinnp a#s
NTis atteDptedtby Quacks and Impostors to in
n troduce their vile and dangerous nostrums by
assuming for their name that of"BLOOD PILLS"
knowing that therBlood, Pills manufactured by DR..
Leidy have obtained The greatest reputation Of any
Pills IN eristenee, andthink by such trickery to
impose upon the public by selling theiIs, upon the
popularity of DIR. Leidy' Blood Pills.
Thepubiic are therefore particularly requested to
be cautious when pntchasing, TO ask for DR.. IL Ell
DY'S BLOOD PHI LIS. .,t,.,f ~,
The public are assured that DR.. Letdy's Bi00d
F'fiis are the safest, best, and most etHcacfOus
Of any noW IN use, containing neither Mercury OF
the Minerals, and may be employed byiyoui,g. and
old, male and female at aN Imes and sssdrrq ali
circumstances without fear from taking colo, re
strafnt from diet i'll living Or occupations % 'lg
81 In all cases where pufgation NAV be necessary
these Pills will be found both elfectua and easy in
! their operation producing no nausea, or Sickness
Of the Stomach. gripping any other unpleasant
sensations. fs,l,., ,4,
! Further comment is deemed unnecessary tht
numerous certificates Pubiishedsfr time to time
from Physicians and other individuals must hav,
convinced the incredulous and for the further in
formation Of al ethsrs, PrLedy refers them 70 III,
directions which accompany each Box.
lisThayare prepared ahdtold wholesale and retail
AT, DR.. x4kSFD I''S ME-aLY.kY zE.UPORIftB
No. l9I WORTH SECO.ND Street, beloy
Vine street, fsign' of,ihe Golden Eagle and Ser
| pents.) Also sold at
| Luiz's Health Emporium, Bloomsburg.
~ Nov 90, lS4l. 4eDG p, ff.u Z d ,igs 80
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that OF perlOdCal;l
n the country; it therefore presents imperative |
claims ,pcf, he support and patronage Of the party
whose polisral teness Il is desiansA To- advocates
and to those wIo a friendly To- <he advance of our
PeriodicAY literature X will be considercd no lcss
meritor,ous. s
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could no tbe found one or more who would dcsired
to be Of such " ork; ard 10 bring ito
the knowledge of such, your friendly assistance is
respectively solicited. d. 7. :,
The following means have been adonfed 10 Bro. 1
mote the great object of this great undertaking:
Il has been ,,,,t Al tbe to,yest possible rate Five
Dollars wear for such VOL, ,--eomprsinp NEARLY
1900 pages Of closely printed matter, In double
columns andincIudne twelve finely engraved Por
traits of the leading members Of the Democratic
party,--it, mustbe evident. Is much cheaper than
the same amount Of such matter was ever before
furnished at in the United States We're not he sys
TEN of adpa,,ce pavments insisted OH and were ii
not expected th,t every Republican in the Country,
able to afford it. will deem it a duty to take the
work ard thus crea very large subscription list
it could not be published f0l less than double the
'rhe yery first pens in the country are. engaged
IT, assistance and furtherance Of the project as viii
te seen by our Prospectus. ssg,.se
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It's s,ynorranh;saI execution shan he, in all re.
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mt improved standard. and enable il Ia fulfill the
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Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Herald
BALrIMoRE, April 9, 1912.

BALTIMORE, April 9, 1912.
Ma EDITOR
1t was decided yesterday in the United States Dis
triot Court by his Honor Judge Heath, on the ap.
plcaton of William r. sangston applicant for the
benefit the Bankrupt Law he said sangston having
been in ai that the Court had authority under the
bankrupt law to release him from prison. He was &C.
cordngy remandsd to Jail to await the reentipg Of his
goodheared creditor should have stated that he
brought out writ Of habeas corpus, to make the ap
plcstion.
Going to see the Warsplte, seems to be all the rage
Steamboat excursions already advertised for that
purpose and have no doubt but thousands will embrace
the opportunity Of witnessing the British fgate before
she leaves Whether this vessel has brought good bad
dings 10 the government thing certain. she will
make sptsl for those whs charter steamboats,.
Our City Council, after long and arduous session,
and after having joined in sumptuous corporation
per, adjourned yeste rday sine die
small fire occurred last night which burnt frame
building on the point near ST. Patrick's Church
Virginia Bank Notes getting a shade better-I
quote them to-day ct 81 discount Exchange on New
York and Boston par | dis. Philadelphia is worth a
small premium.
Flour continues dull at $3.50; sales Of red wheat
ave taken place at 81 90 which is improv ement.
Thisis delightful morning -the weather could hard
ly be made more agreeable. Yours, RoDERICK.
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g ~, ancestors OF poseri,y should leave any thing
behind them wherein the emulaters oil Doty can
onerata Mr. Morgan bless his innocent soul, con-
sdered the confirmation Of the appointment by the
Senate as in truth furnishing clean bill oil health
sort OF ssnss Which, eonsrmea an AiensnSs1
Powell to the Consulate Of Rio de Janeiro. But Mr..
Adams afforded stronger consolation. He assumed il
as settled principle that admitting the facts to be
stated by Mr. Medell yea worse sti if HIS crimes were
capital crimes his faults and vices and crimes did not
affect his salary so long az he remained in office, and
therefore that the pursued erroneous; i'm
parchment address to the President for his
val being the only remedies. To this, however Mr.. c.
that they should vote salary to Infamous and de-
graded man. that they should address the utve
cap in hand for his removal when the Executive might
tell the collective wisdom of the nation that he should
not be guided by their desires he deemed
would be useless and unproftabsbut there only
20 members found willing support the notion and Go
vernon Doty's salary is therefore SAFE
The committee next briefly discussed motion made
by Mr. Levy, to increase that item othe appropriation
las for compensation Of the members Of the Terri
Legislature &c TO $4,000 but as quorum could not be
kept in the House, the committee rose and an adjourn
DR.. LARSNER continued his lecture tonight on the
Steam Navies Of England and the United States and on
the subject of Water spouts and the armament to in
creased audience. These lectures have now become
immensely popular and deservedly go.
Lord Ashburton paid visit to the Secretary OF State
this morning the Department Of State and to morrow
he will deliver his credentials to the President of the
United States The arrival OF Lord Ashburton in Wash.
the warspe dow to the boy mddes who have
ed this usually dull city by strange vasaries from the
moment they reached it They have evidently refined
penehs for arstocratic amusemens Ia the Marquis OF
Waterford. Hack driving in way both singularly
wild and furious with the established ehu forced to
sumo the place of the inside has astonshed the
dust Of the might Like good sailors they per.
sisted in keeping command Of the "the deck" how dan
gerous soever the passage might be- but there were
them prey and it is not improbable that during the
nextfew days some casualties may require recording
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. C,sustuEs The Florence (Ala) CARTE says
that Hat boat in attempting 10 pass the Muscle
~hoalP on the 1ih inst run against raft and sunk
All 90 beard twelve ~ thirteen Ia number PERISH
I'd. IL was a family boat, supposed 10 be from East
Tennessee. The rivtr was very fol- ard swift The
owner OF the boat reus~i o. employ pilot, aad at
tempted TO pas tue shoals by following a boa, JUS,
ahead.
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Naval The Uni'cd S:at,ssloop Of war Ontario,
arrived at evening". aud anchored below the point.
20 Seldom do w see any ot our national ycfsels,
that the arrival ci even slocp 81 war ~ quite ac
epoch. Sic !. ordered. We understand, 10 convey
Cen Thompson TO Vera Cruz ~ OH. Bshefia,
Narcl -
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alton dal the hours of and ii A.
at the corner of Avenue aud street On this press h
pounds to the cubic foot Ia unus
great cost and at the place OF shipmen The po
OF two men sufficient for pressing
very supple in its contructon not liable get out Of repair
and oc6es OF abou, three BY ON the oor
perfectly portable and i'll be sold thsa one fourth
ofthe other of equal power ia use
Wall street between the hours ofa and aoloek or Of W.
Harvey his machine shop OF Rivngon and Lews
streets Letters post paid will meet immediate attention.
nn9 DIM g. GARDINER