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PERIODIC

N,ayo11a 60. Mlrch has inst reached U.s.
7, 10 n,eTishei with neat e1!raV'hg q
was,iarto,'s Tomb, by native Southern Ar
tis,: ana co ,tains the usual amount OF literary
matter Who would have believed five years
.-o that one Southern State should boast oil
,,o, Periodicals, such as the Magnolia OF Sa-
va,nah. and the "Family Companion" OF Macoh'
Tur LADIES CoMPAN1oN for March is also
nm our table. It's embellishments are a steel
engraving of Hagar in. the Wilderness being
N. frs. Of series of Scripture pictures An
ele ra,. pl,.e o.: fashions with tolr fgures' aua
twa >, req o. ,sic. TIE literary character Of
the work is we'll sustained, by list OF able con-
trib lsio,s elrol to any in America.
Nsw YoaS MIRROR We have been favour
a, bv tho publisher with 4 number OF this old
anil po,alar weekly. We say old, for it has
ra,.,,l its twe,,ie.h volume. 1t contains
h11l;,n, 7,1r,o ste:l engraving OF "Aasca'
R,r," i,z,n of these beautiful pictures are
f,-,is,elin the course Of the ye1-, worth more
tha1 he price Of the paoer Give dollars per an
n,n) in:l o.h,r a..rnc.ive m1t'e-, we notice
N, IA. ch,,,ey of the "ie;ress and her friends
bv S,nis! Wl':a', au:h,r o. Te' Tt"ns'nd
Yelr." Each nrn5er co1ta;ns piece nj music
also, 5eS.les wh;c,. vii! eDpa'r wool cuts O.
n. f,si'ois Tiosc whr lasire weekly l!era-
~ f,,-7,l c9l!i 10: Do better than to Subscribe
TO the M,.ror
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TRADE OF New YORK The Nav York Ev.
,ra;s s,a.es tha. the m,rchan.s Of 'ha' city wh'
ar.ici3l>el gool sor;n! .re1e, now fear their
eyo,c, atom " II be l;sa7oo.nel There is az
uausualiy iarte amrunt Of roo1s the-e, but :
lasye portion o. them ,-e finding their way inr
the alcso1 rooms. and a're1ay sales aresm1kn
at very grelt sacrifice. The currency was
never in so shocking state as at present, aa1
from sone poin:s, viz: Illinois, Missouri, and eve
Ohio, it is next to impossible 20 obtain funds or
New York There is it apperrs, combination
of.circunstances to destroy the trade OF the ap'
proaching seasoa.
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Daguerreotype Miniatures.

The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Camden are
respectfully informed that the subscribers, late
of New York City, have fitted up rooms at Mr.
Starke's Hotel. and will remain until the frs;
Of April, for the purpose of taking Minia-
'ure Likenesses. after the manner of NJ. DA
GuERRr. Of Paris. The process of taking
Miniatures in the above manner has bee
,rought to sucha state of perfection that the
powerful rays Of tile sur, heretofore SO neccssa.
y in the operation, have been entirely dispenset
with, and likenesses can consequently, be taker.
in any kind of weather, with perfect accuracy,
occupying the time of the sitter but few Sc
conds. Specimens can be seen at Mr. Nc
N1n's Drug Store, and at the Subscribers
Rooms.
Uthce hours from 9 A. NJ, to P. NJ. every
lay.
B. A. & w. w. Chiffon.
March. 9, 1912
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SheYiR,s Sales.

lDy virtue of sundry executionsSsto me di'e:'ed'
ID -r;l he sold before the court House COR IN
Csmdon, on the 6rst Monday and fuesdayah ~ ApFi
next. The following property, viz:
One Nesr name en- levi d upp,. and IN ,!e
sold a, pr ,ptfty"f P"ip iiresef, at the saspf
Also, fur Nrsr,,s, Sam, Jaae, Lc'tT, ard z. n:
! ase .,., +,
Lnown =, rtp nI a15 Of the Town "tf talht n,
az 10, M. ni5 hulidPd and nlnt t'y1 lns- ns..
,,eJ east by DitiIeton stree, nnr'h'hN 20 u2,s
,ou,h b LIT GiO, west NY f1i'o Measuring a'f5
cnntairing front IF QUE huno, ,ft. 10, S,'a
hi oil aid seventy three fec, in dr I'll (a7S} nore
-. 80 levi u,mm, and 10 !r sold rs tr pr"ifry
nr p.rrv C, Pabrrt., Al The su,t Of William =.
Work man. L. H. Deas, aud olhtf+.
Az two h6r :es. Two u nhs. eiehfren hfaa OF
c,tte len head Of ff,gs, twenty hrarl Ct shrfP-,
.1ns ,aonn one barofch. ore gig, two hnnlr
bns,,.I. corn. three thousani SQUADS % ted'fr,
Housrholi and Kitchen far:,itur4. inc s,orh,
corn folder, furniture &C., ollife so!a rH i'ts.
" e second Gay OF sale. at me D,Is,',.anss
:. :iduce. Ie led lpdn. anito he sold a. the proper
" of Lewis terbPs. at the su!ts o' ss - AOe"s,
John Turner and others.
Also. IS Negre-, Fanny, chatl"'te, flreae; ana
Douglas. Luci. da, Sa,ah Racnel, Gsorge, Pe'aY
.rnd her child, jim, William, Klssey, fsosst ana
child.
Also. twen,y.hr:e hun rcd scresnf land more ol
csa. b,u. d wrs, by lard-nf Js ph Misklt. ana nd
Austin loud, 5 nth BY Iands"f Oh sppt.p9f;h hy
anIs Of JohuE Ptay aliskyrd up p ana e rass ~
>"ld as The property o. Jnm a. y, ~ stS 81
h. suit & Jumrs WOtd y +. a'a'sre,S KS :" '"9
Gthers.
Alsn, ON Negro C'ara,y, LIVED upon as tha
prn eriv cf J I'M A Pay, Mt the suit OF Dnusiss
B. Cloud Al d others.
q e hundred nc cs ei la-d m, We or less brnn,fa
~ lands of Joh Mcclure. Lewis BIT yer: fn5
Mill. RS lani, r>;,d npon and 10 BE- sati as 'pe
roprrty Of 2. R. ttpa,el, al t'essuis u =
0's"s' ''.a o'ne'' J: BAsK:N, S KID.
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NAuRvkS WANTED.
uisi, to- l,y 100 to 100 Ncar.r

as nermanent investment, for which cash will
be paid. Applcatccn can lie made TO me person
ally at Camden, or by let er Cpostage pa'Sni de-
scr,b'ng the property as accurately as possible,
as to age, size, appearance &c. with 5the prices.
W. E. JOHNSON.
Camden, March0
N. B--I do rot intrnd tn remove the negroes
1 may pu chase to their Destination before next
fall, ani the eorc, if desirable in any case 10 the
seller, possession might be retained during the en-
suing planting season. W. Ell.
1.-THE Cheraw Gazette will insert 8 times
md send his bill to this office.
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ErariOn Cadets!
SttaYCl

F,OM tho sub cnrut on F Idly thu 18TH list
IA CneSnut Sorrel MARE. l3 or ID liuuds high
with II little white in her i"ce. one hind fot q
think the lef) white up to the ance, few N ,rk'
o.. the colr on the shoulders. aud the marks u
tho sid lie OH the .ci and tn mark Of lhr cru. per
Whrn last hea,d uf shr was Hbovs Camden OIL TIN
[. nc rsler 10 and i, is surpassed wIiI IN Ike fo
,rcAl.nI urg 'oumy. N. G. where slle was rais'
4 linz Il r,.w,d w he z vea Ior her d livery Il
.nr, al b. .ck t:r,ek al, tho nli stngr rod fiom
t,and ~ 10 t.hcr .w. or for such iin: mLiinn us
c II gel her. 4 letter with information may be di.
r, c., d tn mu at Chc,,e fed out HAuse.
JOHN NJ. SHAW
T. NJ ,rc'I g -lGs
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EoI,RAY.

South Carnlina- Lancaster District. $
YHyOLtED b, fire me this day as an rs.
tray, ibrigIn sorrel Horse (gelains)
abour fourteen and hall hands l.ish, So
.ye1,een yrsrs old. blaze face. .-ht shoulder
and. les nearly white; the left uoslrils co!
or spi,y lie is very. l"win flesh. ,.Arptai-
'sed at ten AnIlsrS. a:tri ,may b.. srenatspr.
Edward ''rerrill's near this. ,plrce. i.'s
owner is reqnested to conn forward, r'",:'
properly. pavs ci,"r"". y, .,.''s" ,"' ''"''!
X. T. MORGAN, Magistr,4..!e'
+ TasahaW, 0e.. s, io4t. i'Ha'
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HOUSTON (TEXAs,) FEB 25.

The following, IN relation 10 ine pr.zes re,
emily csp,urel by our naval vessels, is from
he Civilian. The dispatches d.rec.eL TO Gan
,oS, taken on board the Progressa were toI,
.arded by yesterdays mail to AUSTIN
Lieut.. Tenuison, OF our Navy, arrived Oh
Saturday in char of the Meyican schUone.
,'royressa, captured in sight OF Vera Cruz Oh
the 9Th inst, by the sloop of war Asstin. She
s la.ien principally with -four and sugar, and
being Of small size the whole prize is not wortl
over 1000 She is by some thought 10 be the
same vessel mentioned by the New Orleans pa,
pers as having been captured though Somewna
magned in size and value. Others suppo ,
there are Two. We learn that size was Capture,
without the firing of gun, and just as the
Soiway was gong into Vera Cruz, a. Jlstl1ce
OF ID Or l5 miles from the capture, so lar on as
barely d,scernable. The vessel described as
having been captured by yoany Co'n5s, was Ia
ken just before Soiway lett Vera Cru, When a
number of Mexicans were on board tiiaL vesse:
She had Just put TO sea-waS within full view y
the Solway, and was fired upon several tunes
There is either two VI sSels, or great DIS
cripancy in the descriptions gwen Oi the capture
OF the o.ie which arrived here OIL Saturday. :.
Wnen the Prosres lei, the Schr. San B,r-
nard was in chase Of another Mexican vesse =,
which was s.a;ed to have OH board Iaese
am >unt OF specie belonging to The Mexica,
Government Tne SIN B.r.lard was To tnc
wnward OF lie5, and bstweel her aaIt tie suo;e.
and so certain was Com, Moore Oh The prize
th't he did not think it work. while 10 ION in the
chase with the sloor OF war,
Tne Pr'sres:a hal dispatches for Gen Cos,
who WIS a. flspaa, wh,cn were takea, and II
was the In ition OF Coln. NJ Jure 10 proceed 20
that place ;or The purpose OF masng a pr.so:er
OF the Mexcan General
A General officer was captured or the Pro-
yressa. When he sawtae Iexlan hlg rIn ",
he tore ei his cpauletts ald lnrust lneIu IN .
hs pockets, but they Io.iad hun ou.. lie. IS
now IA board the Aastln; and, w.i! ser:e rs Sc
;Gri'y n par, iar sod; o. sile 81 -. Fa ~
rs, Sncul den C0s 4a :.s2a, u ,i.i ~, e. TX
: 2roa2aie, ne VIII he AsJl.e. % IL: sans ua5
Com. Moore mad not heard OF .he wre94 .. oas
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STATE OF S7uth Carolina.
TE2SUAI W DISTRICT.
In The Court Of Ordinary.

In The Court OF Ordinary.
lHilE2ElS a petition hail, hccn ti!rd in Court
~ by Brnj mn Exun. editor Of Jrmrs L.
i.yinl. d. c'l lied ,IIs t!irl ThonIst. ynt the
| nslr t,o- "t the sid J 'ncs F. D yint hath 70.
rnveI i.un this Siae and ha1l MT cr"unt ior
IS I'd "inistra on a. stId nj Il is therefore
r.,lcn .At trr said I'hnnlas e. Brnni appear in
.,ls curt OIL Sla'dly Ties cm.dI y h!AprJl next.
!. ", RtSklN. oaIinAry X. D
Mrch 81 1Si2
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At meeting Of the Ksrsh.w Troop h" d al IL ii
Q ,lrters, o., SAturd y te 5t II "h n''''io Cap
A,c um Vase Il, d TO the Clair. II NJ briefly Std
tod tn the o jcci o. the meeting vas |" ply i''"
agr to the II, r,nry Of d ''sed '"e"'~f OF TN
Comp,ny, he pp"ii'oda c"nnitlcc I" draft Haislhi'
q o utious T &c cn mntie- hayng eiucd, TcsurNea
md submitted The GLOWING:
II s$en,ling d y. 10 po!''rin the duty OK ct'
IF us III 50 il is. nsl:;.;md TO rcgct the .uss
md drp!orr mlinci:oy end I'll one "t ''rir "otlc
rmop rs. AgIn has our ranks c'n assallc'l by til
u,sy hand OF dc tIi, wl.cl has sunihIoI. Ir 'nI
unrgst u.s. oic in tie spr;' time of e, III th 'uI'
.iovmeat ofIiIc ad liicnds, whose ar wrs txpal.
I'D hy al the sncill and nor qu lti,s wii:c a"r
no c,iz,,n and s'd:er. Vt the uarcenlns dccc
# lie5vrr has slrpt us Of such meuiber, in tir
70, .on Of rnon,s VI. q skin.
Rss,lccd therefore, That W" cp'y rgc' L.
irfo:lun lr ii n; ou fello v-lr"pr. I'D that IN j.
ath uur .rro y Ii IS iosl Il u, lul nd ciiic rnt
er. md the district worthy and hont 81 c.tizsn.
Rssplred Tia, in testimony of our cstcrn and
aspect for the memory OF The ctased c.ch mean
cr app ar on the next radc d y with the usu
'sdgc o., mourning.
R:snlued, Tat copy Of these proceedings b
,rw ,rded to the family "f the d"crasetl.
Ordered to b puh!iIhcd II tn" Camden 'urnaI.
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E,,r lie Clml.n JOurn1L.

A. Editor: 4 pee i've by the Inst Journal that
yoa- rrspndent. .'r,x P.ycr," in speaking ' Inc
Magyar. Fire Engine, slys he conceives 1t I" be
..soley thr property" "f the Company using IL.
must confess that I, with others. was nol ilt'c
sarp. sed to met with the assertion, Tor Wis al
way. undo. the i'm ,re.so III It our Town Lot
contributed tw, hild I'd dollars from the fluids ~
the town. toy ards paying for it. and thl the bal 'nco
was rasei by contributions from the cilizcls gener-
ally, and from the funds Of the cp npinv. Ii it *
snleIy the prnpaiy OF the c'nP"iy, why d. t"'y
ask nj this timc for assist cr from the Couuc for
tho pu-Ios, Of nl,rgug the building containing ii!
I would enquire Of TAX Payer" whse prpsrty
would the Engine be, in the ev mt of the c''nplny
being d,sbande7 lit is soe', the properly, o! the
comp my. certainly they would have tH r'g It to sell
i, and pocket the p:o:reds My impression 49, that
the contributors would enter thrir protest ag inst this
ms would also the Town Council.
d., not W sh 10 Getraci from tho merits Or SER
wees of the Niagara Company; l, also, rsgaId 1t OK
m .. fficicnt and high spiriiol comp ny"-t"o high
spirited to clln as their own property, iIa, whe"
was paid for by others. believe they have Col"
tribued largely to the safety of our town from ii C.
and ,la, they will cont nur do so, hut regret that
they are not provided with more etic cnl Engine
The one they have is mere apoogy Tor an i.ngIne
/ wouId also remark, that do not believe the clIl'
pany, ns a body. entertain any suc no'"'s OF TIC
ownership Of tho Engn'. us "'r"x PaycI" rs.
ANOTHER TAX PAYER.
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Of The New York ba. Meylcan vessels. Tae o;her
had 20 :;ea sa.ey mo Ve.a Cruz be ore his d.
rvat s,ratA.lIa !l1s purchiseI al Old s,eam
p!nr, carry.at lour guls, OF ali English gentle
n, u, and ii he aas any spirit with ner and Inc
New York steamer, may Offer Com. Moore a
Il hi: Nothing wol:d be ln0re welcome TO our
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March q,
Head Quarters.
CLaREko"E, Feb. 20. ls

GREER M. -
;; uE p,aa Eer &c erals of tie st D:ila,
w;,, ord their 3 ,trai (.ot H. Is IN IN 81 re-
ec,iu Brig de-. To % en- h"da oh IN Il cir
espe. !, = 4 ci,nr IS. On S"l".a the q =
day ,ax, mr MAJ r GENERAL TO RI ne
ac; ncy crr, ,c,Ihv he nsg alton Of Mol'r c'' he'
al T.rMAsF JOS s..
Til. BriIde G :ierals will i'm ed' ~ a.es.
t.r fr,nins are ma e To the, ren.r sut''. hs
g IN. r'l,s E their res eot,e Br,gates 10 the
. ,;,,,,p,; a.. era |s.iffio.. asColiL b.a
B ..rd of the Co mand rin-Che:.
W. CAN Er, s.dj anil ias.' Gen'k
March lG -
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Election.

Ordered. that an eeclion lie he'd on tho frpt ~ OH.
day in Aprilnex for an lacndant and our'y arde;s
to serve. for one year ON tn day. 70 be seld u,
the Cou"c room during tho usual hours.
o darsd, That Mcssrs. F. .yatIes IN. Tlornas E
Shannon and J q, shaw be :,onoin,, managers
of s'id election. Ri orde' O. the T,w,n Counci.
X. l. WIL>ON, Recorder.
N,rch 16
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Notice.
NJ ,rcl, l6.

: 10 hereby caution and ore&arn, all Iersons
- from trading for or having any thing to dt
With Bond, signed by e. Cherry, and myself
understand the bond referred to was drawn toI
our Thousand dollars, in lavor Of Conhor oi Cam
len, to be paid by different ins,alnents. My
name to that paper was obtained by false re.
presentation, i being very sick at the time, anc
was told that it was only a Power OF Attorney
,or the transaction oi some Bank business
Therefore as far as ! am concerned, never In.
lend to pay the same or any part thereof:
JUDITH DIGGS.
Feb %. ls42.
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I;..n.. TN UeG,gtins Club.
The following is the Q ,cstion for dcbat on TINS
d ~ evening next:
Would the appointment Of superintendent Of
F en Schools in South c. dina, improve The system
of rrb'i ic educ toni '.-7
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Qn CGuity.
Lam, A:SrE.t DISTRICT,
NJ ,rc'r c3 -lGs

LAM 'ASTE.t DISTRICT,
J'!n Evans aud Wit, o.. al. vs. James l.. Sowe
and ll, Calvin II .ni,ey Rclurd y. IIun,ey
Joln Mel oil, - al. Bill ,or Pariili II.
e. 'ppe'Iirs to tile satisfaction Of the Com
q MISSIONER. that Calvin l. Hunlcy, Richard D.
II ml,y, md john McL"ud, three Of the Dciri,.
i Ills III the abu,c II md bill, reside without the
limits Of this Slltc. o. n"tiun OF j.. Williams.
ompL,imanl's Solicitor, ordered that The said Cal-
vim a. lluniey. Richard D. HunLy and JOHN
Nc eoI d, o cad. answer. or dsmur, 10 the above
>.aIea Dill, wllhn tine, mouths from tho publ.ca-
t:o of this notci', nr an order pro cjnfesso, viii
DC taken ag4lii:t them.
H. wIrHERSPooN j..
ton. Ell l.. D
NJ C II 1912 p q Sc 81.
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M f litor: The following ticket for Intendan'
and Wardels will be supported by
MANY CITIZENS.
F,r I1'e7drm-Cap.. NJ. NJ. LEVY.
FIR Wrdsas--W J. GERALD. c. H. DAVIS,
JAMES DU.LAP, E W. BoNNEY.
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CoHNt,SIcATED.

Having with re sre' understood that our pre-
sent Efficient Ir.endant John NJ DeSlussure,
will no. serve If re-elec:ei, youwill please pub
lish tn, following ticke. for the support of the
citizens, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
For Iate7dan.-JOHN WORKMAN.
Wer1e1s-TAMEs DUNLAP, w. j. GERALD,
C. H. DAVIS, E. w. BoNNEY.
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:.-Su,nunerH j

TIE subscrn,er mhltreeetve nis efescourse Of tins
week. ff.up New YdkSa'id Charleston large sur sup
plyof fashio .uble unlm'r Hats tom the best ma.
kcrs. Toy will be sold io~. ~ -. ,,,,,,
March %.
P. s. For sale, "a substantial NORTH eafo,ms ~
b,i, wagon E:W.B.
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The friends of AARON BURR, Esq. offe
him as candidate for Warden at the ensuing
election. March 70
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Notice.
gavo note to Mos's AtIcdgs in the san,nior or
fall of ls4f, far about seventy dollars. and uo~
70 ewarn a1l persons for it, as an tparcd to show
& rod cause for not PAYING :.
March 10, 1872. JOHN BARNES.
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Btb branches Of the l., ,gislature OF Louisiana
have D,ssel supple ,a.ary bank bill which only
awaits the signature of the Governor to become
a ,,y. s,.a-,ia, the resumption OF specie pay
meats by the Banks Of that State TO tAe Isl u
Dece nSer
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VERIINIA.

The "o'd Dominion" is by the side OF A,a-
ham, in following the noble example se: ny
South Carolina in rejecting Mr.. Gays ofloe'
The Sc ,,.e has rejected the resolution author
.ir;ne the Treasurer to receive the States p0r,
ton of the ,heproceeds of the laads, wAleh hao
u-,,io lsly p,ssei the Ho,'e.
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ART9vI A puoIc moe-la5 o; tsla oIi'e
shall be annually held, Oil Tuesday evening dd'
ring the fall cour., on The first ruesdly IN sso'
ruarv, and on Tuesday evening dlras the ST.
tngof the spring cour,. :,
ART. VII The Soce:y shall hold it's regular
meetings semi-monthly, Oil the second and .ourth
Saturday OF every moath.
PLEDGE.
We, whose names are annexed, desroIs o.
forming Soc.e:y ior oar ina :ual oeAei, aal TO
guard against perncous practice wh.ch IS IN
furious to our health, standing, and families, a.
pledge ourselves as gentlemen, that we will
not drink any Spirituoas Or Malt Liquors. Wine'
or Cider.
The following gentlemen were elected officers:
w. McWILLIE, President
J.C WEST and ]. K SMITH, Vice Presi-
dents. A. NJ KENNEDY, Secretary.
Rev w c. KIRKLAND, K s. MoFFATT and
w. B JOHNSTON, Sanding Committee.
An opportunity being offered, TWO gentlemen
came forward and signed the pelge. AEer
few very appropriate and feeling remarks by the
presiden., and the pronouncing of the beae1c'
ton, the Socie'y adjourned 70 meet a; the sam:
place on Saturday evening next at halt past
u'>lo:k. a. NJ. kENNEOf' oee y
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Mules fol-. Sale.

yHyflE suhscri -r has lot Of ynnng murs,
which he with sell l2w FIR cash or goId Paper.
w. c. WuRkMAN.
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VOLUME 7.--NUMBER 2.
INDUSTRY AND PERSEVERANCE

lANDS'0 ~ nAND ILhSE V EhANCE.
Young man, read the following para.
graph from B1rnap's lectures. Treasure
them up in your heart, and say no moro,
that this world is heetina show.n--
Read and reflect resolve, then act
When you have sufficient intelligence
TO observe what you ought TO be, and
decision enough to determine what will
be, the next indispensable qualities 10 sue.
cess are industry aud perseverance. La.
Dor is the universal law, law in which
all who have their fortunes 10 make, that
ls,all the young and enterprising, ought
especially to rejoice. Labor is the grand
magician, which is secretly conveying
The good things Of this world from hand
to hand, while mankind look on and won.
der how ii is done. Who now possesses
the wealth and high places of the land Z
mainly those who Jabored Tor them hard
and long. Frop whose hands are they
imperceptiblygliding From those who
are too indolent to keep them. Ii is in.
credible what mere industry will accom-.
plish. In this world of toll, had al.
most said that 1t is the prime requisite.
1t Is wonderful what deception turks
under few common words and phrases
in our language. What a fortunate
man " we hear the world excIaim, when
they see man fourishing in his business.
In nine cases out OF ten, the very hatter.
ing JUNCTION, which the INDECENT or unin>
terprsing man is laying to his soul that
the only difference between him and his
successful neighbor, is that of the luck.
In a majority Of instances he may i'd
venture substitute in the place Of fortu.
nate, industrious. He may venture TO
say before he examines the case, that tho
cause of success was the same as was OBJ.
served Of julius Caesar. he always sue.
ceeded, because he left nothing undone
which could secure success.
Let not the young man repine at the
law of labor, and the inevitably and mex.
orabe necessity OF personal exertion,
which ii imposes upon him. II is the
most favorable thing to those who have
their own way TO make in this world, and
is among the favorable circumstances by
which they are surrounded. 1t is the
great agrarian law, which in a manner
levels all distinctions, and gives the poor
man an inheritance in this world more
certain, though not SO extensive as the
rich, in his own talents faculties and ca.
pacities. By making all welfare and &C.
QUESTION depend on labor, all mankind are
nrovidad Cor md oll Tnnnonoliaa n ra in
effect done away"