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The Stolen Notes.--An individual
brought to us yesterday treasury note.
for $500. No $50, which is among the
notes advertised as stolen. II has not
upon i, The least sign of having been can.
cescd, bu, il is as !air as when frsi issued
from The Treasury. The individual sold
n small estate which was about all which
be was worth, and invested il 10 this note:
frs, taking il to tho Bank Of America, who
are ascu, for the government. aud recoiv-
lug The assurance lha, it was good noie:
In fact. The Bank had paid the interest on
this very note. to tho Is, Of January. 1t
cannot DO ha. the nation will be so unjust
as not 10 redeem tliese notes, which have
bscn ifatulen,ly put into circulation by
the agents of the government.-N. Y.
Jour. Com.
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Bs ,sn efiry TO tic Pillars eftae Ts%ple Of
ozr Liberties, and il mast fta, ,se ,ril Perish
enpidst The ERias."
foa PRESIDENT:
JOHN c. CALHOUN.

Subject to tie decision efihe Democratic
Republican CoRrsafion. 20 assemble tn
Nay, 1874, as recommended tyihe States
.efMaryland. Michigan, Ktntaeky. Lou
isiana, Nc,o Hampshire. Massachusetts.
alabama and Mississippi.
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May 81
GLENN'S STRINGS.
SpGrfanbtgrS District,

SouTH-CAEpLISA.
THIS delightful watering place has re.
u Gently fouud lie way into Ihe hands
nf three individuals who are determined
tn sustain IFS reputation. The beneficial
results Of the wafer con be testified toby
hundreds who have experienced lis iuila-
crce upon various diseases. and the nc
commodalions shall be suited to tue wants
q any who ray visit tic place, upon the
following 'er..:::, viz:
Man per day. 81 90
q per eek, 6 co
{" per week, over one aud less
than weeks, S 90
81 per week, ovor four weeks, 90
Children npd servants half price.
Horse per day, 62
=" per week, 8 SO
'' per week, over one week. 3 90
Mr. Vim. Murray, and lady will super
intend the provisions frhe table.
JOHN II. ZIMMERMAN.
Asent for Glenn's Springs Company.
May !. 1913.
N. Il. There is a, this time. land will
continue through ,iic year, ,ood Male
aud Female School.
MIR. John Isban superinlel;.'s 5 The male
school.
Rev. c. S. Beard superintcnds the le-
male scbnul.
May 3l =: v5t ls
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The Weafher.-For two or three days
las, week, the weather was more like that
of winter than Summer; being unscason-
ably cold, which caused FIRE 10 be quite
Indispensable in Tho day time. and blankets
at night for comfort. During this time
there was every appearance of rain. but
the clouds cleared Oh, but iittio rain ilav-
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Richard Hardy, ei al.
81. Bin fcs pafta;osl,is
Thomas Hardy ct NJ! = Z .........
ET appearing to the satistae,ioa Of The goati.
"a missioner, that the Defendants Thomas
Hardy. James Hardy. Barbara Hawerton a.
len Howerlon. Hower,nn, children OF
Nancy Hoyertun, deceased. Chales Bnsssy
and wilc Eiza. and James Key, Abncr Clan.
ton and wife Tayy .. Giaut6u, John PARKS
and wife Lucy w Parks, reside @i,b,iiit tho
limits of the S,n,e; on motion. by bonhan,
Compluinan,s Solicitor. ordered. that The said
abseni defendants do plead. answer or denHr
to cpmplainanis bill. within three months from
the publication Of This order. or The said bib
will be taken pro eor)fsso against them.
J. TERRY, C. e. (. .. $
Comm,rs. Office, Edgefea May 20, iS43
Nav "a 3n ia :
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TIE Baak Case.-The SOuh Ca,Olmian "f
the 25th says: :. Tho decision will probably
not be announced til Monday next. but there
seems now no doubswi,h any one, ri,ai i, will
be against the Bauks."
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JOHN TT tpP.
II. a WILLIAMS.
roIr,s ic Missionaries,

In consequence of The number of Churches.
and the limited ;mr for visiting l'u:n. u IS I'M.
prac;icab;c far us y attend crch. We have,
therefore. from their ncarpess 10 each other,
appointed "ne mrel;ng FOR Sit. Lebanon and
Mt. Zion, IN be held a, tie latter. Tie rea.
<ons ior this appointment, will be given more
ILy At The meeling. J. I.
Ii A. W.
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MISSIONARY NOTICE.

We, thr undersigned, having been appoint,
cal Domestic Missionaries. for the 4th Sectiop
Of the Chnichcs Of the fdgeficld Baptist Asso
ciation, give notice. That we wall by Divike
permission attend the Churches at the follow
ing times:
Picasan, Grove. on The Saturday before the
Isl Lords Day in July. -.
Hamburg. cn The Saturday befo,e the 2nd
Lords Day i'll July.
Big Stephens Creek. pm tho Saturday before
the 3,d Lords Day III July.
Monn, Zion. on the Saturday before the ith
Lords Day in July
Horns Creek. on iItS Saturday before the 9th
Lords Day in July.
E!griieid, ar tIie Saturday before the Isl Lords
Day IN August.
Rod Oak GrGfe, on the Saturday before'lie End
Lords hpy in Angns'.
Bethany nj Republican. on the Saturday be-
inrc the 80 ihrtPs Day III Ang'i.t.
Aurorh. on the Sa.ardar before tho 4th Lords
DAY in August.
H. a WILLIAMS.
To,,,s ;r tIjS.ioony,fS
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nEpog,r oFI TElE ,0Ni5 5lllTTEE OF IS,

t..ft ~ FlA lQtffnRt.
=. ~, ,rr,t,, ,frs,y, usTvrEE oP ,s.
M ,ise,, ~ ,ybo,, II was re-
G.,,sd ,e 4 l.ia,, for The representations
&C.. ,s e II,is s,ta,s. N, ;hs isencra: Con-
t'e p..s ~ az. Is...,,orv,,;c genubsjcan Party,
~ . ~..,,., ,,,o,, all snct, matters in
"'a ,s;, ,s...s,;d convention, arsl The
8, IL au,,icI for proua6iisg
mssasusss ,sls. s'seI seIauN CaLDYELl, CAL.
u,e s,sio, or an. limited States
iiO9ss " spe -, ,,,s,,t esnsf;et
Is .he sat. have had ,hs
fsesneess.is -, ,,5er cousi-
severai s,s so,insginy resolutions
ceIauoh. as:I ,,f ,;s e,,ryaiitiau:
''r "'s e.s.,ss S ghsa @ II ,h;s scnnyef,ion eancurs
-. -. .,.a ana.asss,,;. Kcnn5l;rar Party in he
WIN u'o - ,sae.,ia,.S gsasssrhr,set,s. Rhode L.
states ~ .a'a'; I, ,,,,,-l,s pennayjypnia,
Land, nolls,s.s s st:..s;Sa,,1 Al,ba,na. and
New fiatsl'sIss " III !, General
Mississi,pa, 40 Wy .,s..,;e pen,,h,;rn,,
Gonsep!isl e, sas S.a,ss =, ssssubls q, Bal
'lmote IN ts sia.e % s.aa ...,,,,,er,5 n, fourth
ana tilat u's - ,Ss. dav c,,eei;ur of
MohusJ y. -, s.s's..,,.,;,,,,
iac sas 1919 rsss.., ,I;s co,,yer,;ou reeou-
o. p.n,,bl;ean nsriy in
neRa 20 tns =, tl,e s,5 Gene.
uie several 2 talss, ~ - f,,,, each
raj Ccnyenuop AN s.iany ~. s.,sr,o.
Sinie. 40 ssce Stsis y ~ !, -
raj Sollega OF .ie. ss s,.,s - =, an,
two oi me ~ ~, ea.I hs S,,,e
pointed ios is s1ia
2! ~ s,,,,s l. conyen.
ners ol lne Ls,s.a.sS Ssi.s.,ss 4. be cl,osens
uoni o s. Tispir.. by the
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Notice..
- y
Ii A. W.

7 forwarn all persons from trading Cor q
L note, given by me TO William Brown
in jnnuarv last. As The contsart accord
ing 10 which it was given. has not heen
complied with by Mr. Brown. do mol in.
teud To pay the said note.
NJ. W. ABNEY.
May 81 >, is
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Dr. Appletga.-Thc Dahloucsa tGa.) )Times,
states ,ha, this inpos,er has changed his namc
to ,ha. of DR.. Lun,. Of. Philadelphia, and is now
lec,uring on Mesmerism.
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The following truth we cut from the
New York Sun. The soul of commerce
is free uadc. Protection lessons home car
goes. and therefore. cuts or the most prof.
table source, Of The shipping interest:
I'VE ask our business man to reflect
aha, N. York is not manufacturing sea-
port, that she is dependent upon foreign
trade alone; nay, farther, thar her very
eyis,ence--lhe value Of orr houses. our
land, streets, docks, aud ships, hangs upon
free radc. With restrictions upon trade.
our eiiy has always fallen, does fall, aud
viii continue to fall:s with freedom Of
trade. size has always risen, does rise, and
wi!lrisc.''
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State OF South CaroIina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DATES WRENN. Jr., OF the said
I'D Districi. living within one mile OF
GiIsai Church. tolls helore me an esiray.
mare, nf mixed roam and gray color, four,
teen hands one inch high. judged to be ten
years old, bnth eyes injured BY being en-,
for the Hooks. in duing which both wssh-
err have beeu cut away. appraised at ~
,een d"llafs by Simpson Sullivan. Guib-
ridge Chearham and John Terry. Gisea
uudcr my hand this 23dday Of April 1919.
EDWARD SETTLE. Magr.
MAY 81 ~ 81. COY .4,m Ia
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Foreign Nues.--Thc c0le.iouia. which arriv-
ed at Boston on the 18th inst, brought FIVE
days later dates. but there was nothing of an
Interesting nature the Cotton Market was
quiet and the prices were unshanged. in all
other articles the markets in England and the
contincn. were calm. -,
Tie Charleston Mercury OF the 9th inst.
says: "The ACCOUNTS received by the Catedo.
MIA, seem TO have impaired to our market u
renewed ac,ivi,y-.au, because these accounts
are considered ora favorable nature, but be.
cause they are not worse than those received
by the Great Ees.ern. and which. in great
measure bad unsettled the market, About 2o00
bales were disposed Of yes,crday-ifBot at a
stated decline. nevertheless at a decided adyan-
tage 10 buyers; holders shelving themselves
very willing to accept of such prices as they
had previously refused"
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SfPayed.

: StPayed.
ENRON my plantation near Hamburg, on
Ef the night OF The third instant, u small
light SoRREL MULE. aboutiIree years old,
but well broke for working or riding.
A liberal compensation viii be given for the
delivery Of the MULE, TO me st Hamburg.
or for any information which viii lead TO der
possession. ,,,, ,
Hamburg, May 10, 1913. ff IL
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ing fallen. On Monday morning how
ever, these was n fine season, and the
weather p,easnai.- Hamburg Journal.
TIE Wsa.her, Crops. Sc.-On Thurs.
day and Friday nights last, we were yisi-
ted With light show ers Of rain, after which
The weather became so cold thai 6res and
winter clothing were absolutely necessary
for confort.l during seyera! days. Do
Monday n1orniug there mas fine rnin.bur
The nights and mornings continre uuusu-
ally cold. Indeed We should not he sur
priscd TO hear that lhny have had heavy
Frost IN the mountains above US.
.. The crops oi wheat and oats in this re-
giDn of country seldom, il ever. .lnoked
mnre promising than at This time. nutwiih-
standing the backwasGness Of the spring.
In fact, The prospect for sn ahundnni har-
harves, of every production OF The SOIL IS
in The highest degree falleEiug.-Grsen.
riiic lioantainesr.
temperance Budecue.-We understand
there is 10 be Temperance Barbecue and
cclebra,iod.o ofnrr Nn,iouai Anniversary in
The ncigHborhood nf Camp Creek. in Lam
caster District. Yesreador, in The vicin-
ity of"TASK =" celebrated in former wears
for It's attachment 10 King Ballface."
Neishhor Temperance Advocate do yon
cot rrjoice! We are sure you will. f you
are OF all acquainted with the local char
acier Of Tank. The barbecue will he held
on tho previous Friday. as lhs Court OF
Chancery sila on tine iih Of July. Cap
raiu Gasion's fine baud is expected. aud
ladies are invited 10 alieud.-Camden Jour.
A Good Sign There is m mistake IN
the sign described in the foilowi Ing unicle.
Whatever may he thought Of Millerisin in
HE concrete, in the abstract. ihis pnriicu.
lar omen is worthy tn he especially regard
c,l. We find il wilhnn, credit 10 an ex-
changc paper. but ITS amhenIiriiy should
mol be questioned on tina, account, as SUI h
things :" snmeIirnes occur"
klHr: Bltnd,nan. piIo, ou fiat boat of
the 0hin, recently saw most wonderful
sight i,i fhe heavens. lie was watching.
eagerly. Ii;e camei's'rai!. when all al oace
he saw The mil curl Up, nad form, in big
letters, the word
He didn't pay much alen,ioa toll hRi iu
a few rnihuIcs he looked around again.
oad saw distinctly, in the same rla::, The
word
TIE
Astnnishcd ni this, he ran below TO inform
the captain, and when he had got back,
and looked up ut the tail he found ihn, ii
had changed asnio, and had formed the
word * :. t..
PRINTER.
Whereupon he ald tho captain marvrll,d
greatly, and resolved iusrantiv to heed the
admoniiion, and as soon as they eoi home
tn pay the printer. We wish o good ma.
NY could see that sight, and profit by it.
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A letter from our Key West correspon-
dent under date Of Sd May, received via
Norfolk, says that ',on the night Of the
22d ult. five slaves belonging TO individu-
ais in Key West made iheir escape in a
pilot boat. Their destination was sup
posed to be Nassau, where they no donb,
have by ibis time arrived and been set al
liberty" The Nassau Royal Gazette Of
the I7ih iusl., received yesterday by the
Rc. schr Margaret. reports the arrival OF
the boat at iha, place aud says that the
said slaves "were conveyed TO the Police
Office. where on being examined they
were allowed 10 20 a, larse."-Afsreury.
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rHE STATE coNvENTIoN.

!, This body assembled al Colunsbia on Mon
day the 2snd inst, aud ndonrned ON the fol-
lewing "Wednesday. We learn that its deiiber.
atoms were in the hishes, dcsree harirehious.
The delegation was full, and We perceive rom
lae list ef tho delegates, that the contention.
embodied much of the salen, aud wisdom Of
the State. We have in this movement. con-
elusive evidence. that our entire State, without
distinction OF parties. takes doep interest III
the election ofour great stltcsman 10 the Pies
idency. -
We publish today the Address TO i',c people
of the Unitcd States, aiopted by the conren-
lion, and The report Of tl:e committee of Is.
The Address and Report arc b"l, oaie papers,
and cannot fail 10 promote, the already iia;.es.
ing prospects of Mr. Calhoun. siay 1874, is
the time recommended ior the meeting of the
General Convention of tho Democratic Party,
in Baltimore.
{ Tic people Of each Congressional District
in the Staia. win nppoin, each one delegate to
tue convention. Oh or before the Isl April next.
Tbs convention itself appointed two delegates,
Hon. r. w. PlcKEss, and Hon. F. II ELaOEE,
to rcprcsen, the State at lnrge. in the General
Convention.
The per capita mode Of voting was recon-
rnendcd, and The argument Of the Address. on
this subject, and the mode OF organizing ;iic
General Convention il sunanswerable.
We were ghd to see tina, every delegate
from Edgeaela TO the convention was in his seat.
Tho following gentlemen compose the Cen
trail Committee. APPOINTED under the 9th reso-
luton ofibe committee Of Is, viz: Hon. J. D.
Ton, Hon. Ker Boyce. Hon. Wm. Aiken, n.
Hayward, Senr.. Edward Prost. Henry Bailey,
Hon. VIM Dubose, 81. Z. earn, Hon. VIM.
n. Murray. Henry Gonrdcn, Elon. ]. II. Eel.
der, Hon. F. II. ElmOrc, James Rose, JOhn s.
Ashe. and John L. Manning, Esqrs.
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Head Quaraers,

lsr BRIGADE CAVALRY.
EdgeGeld. C. II. aolh May 1913.
ORpER M
H II. sPANN, Esq. having been,ap-
Ele poiuted Brigade Judge Advocate
with The rank of Major, and Wn. w.
Griffin, Esqr., Brigade Quarter Muster.
with The rank Of Captain, viii be respect
ed and obeyed accordingly.
By order OF GES'E. BosHAa..
THOS. w. GANNT,
Hid de Comp.
Maysi II Il
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Tie Reatka.-on Monday wc had two or
three pleasant showers, but during the nigh,
and yesterday morning, il was cool enough for
the last Of ociober. We have no donb, but
that the mountain districts have been visited by
u hail storm. The Crops directly in this vi
cinity, especially the Corn, hrs very heal,
thy appearance.
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.Latiers received Al Philadelphia from
Washipg'ou:sxprsss the opinion tha, Mr..
Legars win be coniinaed as Secretary of
Ssaie--ihai Mr. Tnzeweii will have The
Office rendered him, bu, will no, aecepi--
,hai VIZ. Cpsiiiag win spend sone lime on
,ha continsnt sf Europe prior 10 taking bis
post al Cantor; and that Mr.. Spencer
viii otiiciate At the hcad of na,innaI af-
fsiFs,duriog the PsesideDi'snip to Aassa-.
chpse1,ss- ifsrcRrB. $50
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ing fallen. On Monday morning. how
ever, these was n fine season, and the
weather p.easuas.- Hamburg Journal.
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% Tile friends Of George
POPE. Esqr.. announce him US eandiduis
for re-ciee,inn. 10 tho Office Of Clerk Of the
Mays d IL
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AsAyAW AY

AS{A V "A OE "A Il
AR PROM the subscriber near Cam.
TN s.tEidge,. Abbeville District. on the
SSlA 18th inst. my negro man PETER,
he iH abou, six ierr three or four in.
~ ches ksh. spare made, dark complex.
IG ipe, has n stn;dl scar, or ,nol, on the
zSssS ebin, @iih an impeachment in his
speech. rather IN intell;sen, corn,onI..ce; he
of . donble casr silver Watch ony inn.
~ is iic will alie,upt to rass az a free
ma. He is q B'aeksmi.Il by trade, was pur.
chased in Charleston wien abou, seven OF eisl.,
years old, fp,n Gentlemen by the nams of
McDonal. by Eashaniel Marian, wh. noyed
tn this Di.iricta5 years ago; II is likely he
will a,tcmp, to go 10 Charleston. l will
literally compensate nhy person who viii ap.
prehcnd the said boy aud lodge him in jail.
= ..%yN0. y. SARIiANT.
New Market. kbbevile District, May 2S.
) UThe Charleston Courier is requested TO
insert the above slIree weeks aud forward the
accoun, to NE, at ,liis office.
JNo, r. sARRAsT.
Maysi 81 IL
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Respectfully submitied, : -
JN0. BUCHANAN, chaifma
rrpu, tho Riehmopd Encu;acr.

TIE Richmond Whig and its,foi.owers
are endeavorips 70 persuade every body
else, thu, a brearli between the friends Of
Aiessrs. Calhoun and Van Bureau in
eviiable. Several of our friends entertain
sone apprehensions Of similar result.
Caunot We conirive 10 disappoini all par
ties--aod put Mr.. Clay's nose out of juin,?
Nothing would be easier, IL we would en-.
ter in.o-,he coa,esr in due season in the
proper spiri,-if we determine to cling to-
se,hes-ir we are determined TO ihink
principles Of mosc consequence than men.
A shsewd correspondent hits of this mat
,cF most happily, when he says:
s.s have seen with you the symptoms Of
disnGec,iou aud division among our friends
but have ncSe, believed that they would
result IN danger. nalsss We fall into the
error.so often fatal, Of prafering men to
great and good principles. Between the
friends of Messrs. Calhoun aud Van Bn-
req, there exists some feeling, but il must
subsidc, if, "a cannot doubt, the friends
ofbcit pEcfer the sclcc,ion aud election of
either, 10 thai oE Ms. Clay. The Differ
en-, opinions as 10 the time. organization,
&c.s OF the Convention, viii be reeGnciled,
ifthuy are ouly differences on these points
and noi;sytniontatic tas the doctors sayl
of deeper discur6. We must expect
some manifestations Of strong feeling in,
faycr of the respective preferenees,-bui
so long as Tho friends o! each candidate
resolve 10 take the field againsi Mr. Clay,
there 10 10 danger. On The contrary; as
iheso family jars encourage and animate
tho common enemy. they vii! reconcile
aad tlarmopize ourselves. We mus, ex-,
pee, indiserelions amous The friends Of aIl
ihe eandidnses. but we ought tn fortcar
one towards anotber, aud nor torment
spirit of jealousy md aiscord.r
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O. The friends Of sREegfOs'
T. e. BACON. announce hin. rs candidate
FOR the Office of Clerk ofthe Court, Of Edge
field District.
MARI 49, i.I tf g
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CyclolaeessGs or EEesaotyS

CyCsolaegs0 OS EAeSEOFY9 +
"a ID. 'rIBBETrS. has received a few CO
oD pies Of the above valuable work. which
he offers for sale a, the publishers prices. !
The character of liis work being 40 we'll
known 10 the public, generally, il IS deemed
unnecessary to continent uponit.
May u # "a
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State Of soEth Carolina,

cLaIG Ut SUEtU Gaf0EaNa,.
ABBEViLLE DIS T1IGT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Francis A. Conner, va Attachment.
George Coaner, Debt. ]
yy.HE saia Plsiniifr having filed bis dec
4 iaralion in my Office againg, tite said
defendant, who Is wi'hoatlhe limits Of The
State: Ordered, thattbs oaid Deisuden,
do appear aud pleqd1here,o, within year
and a day, from, the fling Of the same.
otherwise fnai judgment will be awarded
.againstbim.
J. F.LIvINGSToN. {. c:F.
Clerks Office, Dec9 1912 eq a6
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unless convinced HAT it Is errnneo,.s. II . ac
cordns 10 oar Sis@. the old src''nd On p es.. 9
she has made 20 many gleri',tis bpiiiRs iif y.
ber,y, and on maintaining wbieh, ar 'n,i''rI'rs
and resrec,nbiiisy as q Ssass depend ( aad
happy s.,ali we be, a. this e4iiieai ald danger
o,,s vasiod Of our po.;sni history, so9 iIsti ef
s,auiiu. SIDE by siia " ia ,rs 10 asf Cd posi-
t;op. on the raInpaYis OF ftlsr csn.iiiailen fsady
20 ysnel allsseasslts fs0a ,sssasescr siartsr. %
i,s sscied pruyiaicas. she.lier by open anu
,lires, attack. or by the siiii tnnre dangerous
b,.x,iIity, OF cnrers nadsratining.
TfiuaiAS N. DAiVKiNS,. Chairman. z
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PRINTER,

Whereupon he aId the captain marvrll,d
greatly, and resolved iusrantiv to heed the
admoniiion, and as soon as they eoi home
tn pay the printer. We wish o good MA.
ny could see that sight. and profit by it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-29
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she had recovered little, she look of
Pierre's craval, and having discovered a
large red mark on his neck, she exclaimed.
Oh Heaven, tits my own son 7 She tben
fell on his neck, and wept aloud. The off.
Ger again reminded Pierre ,ha. he was
waiting for him. This in,ima,ion drew a
loud shrek from Marguerite. She how
ever, soon recovered her self possession,
and displayed 10 The officer the order Of The
king. As soon as he had read 1.-THE return
ed it TO the lady and retired declaring that
he had never in his life obeyed the order Of
his sovereign with greater pleasure than he
did on that occasion.
A few months after this the friends and
retainers of Marguerite were assembled to
celebrate the nup,ials Of Pierre and Claire,
and the old castle again became the scene
OF fes!iviIy and rejoicing.
The sorrow of Pierre for the Fate Of his
master became less poignant after this event
though he always spoke Of him in terms
of admiration and respect: and the hostility
of Marguerite and Claire TO the usurper
gradually diminished as they listened 10 the
surprising adventures Of Pierre who always
dwell. largely on the brigh. parts Of the
Emperor's character, and softened as much
as poss ible the darker ones.