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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Compost Heap. begin with the
arrival of lhe first favorable weather 'C
gather materials for compost. Don't l.,
a particle Of matter capable If being c.a-
verted into food for plants slip through
your fingers. Manure is the farmers ca
piial-tbe wand by tho favorable iuslru.
mentality Of whose mystic and nccul'
operations, he diversiiieth the surface Of
the earth xiih the smiling beauties of ve-
ge,asion, aud causcth the waste places
thereof 10 bloom, aud ,hr desert TO blos.
SOM as The r,sc "Girc G,e sufiicicucy
OF manure" said aD elderly farmer to u>
recently, land eau work u, liv'ns in
anyl coan,ry, and from nny soil. The
merchant must have capital-the mechan
&c must have instruction, materials, and
tools, and the farmer whose heritage is
the broad fields, aud fertile valleys Of bis
smother EARTH" must hayo manure. if
therefore behooves every oney,o be a,,en.
tive to this grand poiu,, and In gather W
means OF enrichins aud rendering fruitful,
the soil, the products Of which sustain his
life.
No one who has no, madc the cxperi.
mon, will be ably easily TO appreciate the
importance Of attending. practically and
habitaa!ty TO the rules thus hnstily laid
down. Let every one, therefore, be Sc.
ddlous 10 his efforts, onl our word for H.,
he viii never have occasion TO dept:cato
the resulis.-Jfaine Culliraior.
Yu!cnr words creaies crcai mirth in fashinn.
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DALLAS CO.. Ala. ApriI !, 1gl3

DALLAS Co.. Ala, April 5. 1913
Dr. Champion sir,-Of the pill-
which received from you. have found sale
!o' u Considerable quantity. think that it
"iIi be slcsly here IN consequence Of the wet
spring fourp pills girc suc!, general sa,:sfhc.
'lnn here, thn, an persuaded hy r,y rci:h
bors 10 write 10 yor for large supply Of bo,h
kinds. |. is nuw kncwh tia, keep them,
and people will come 30 or 50 miles for rEcn.
Please send .hcm snon, rs cxpec: 10 sell all
that have written for by the time your agent,
is around IN July.
Yours with much respect.
DENAIJAH KING.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
EQUITY.
Bill for Partition.
Richard Hardy, c. al. }

Richard Hardy, CT al.
IS. Bill for Partition.
Thomas Hardy, CT al.
1T appearing to ,ho satisfaction Of the Com
II missioner, that the Defendants Thomas
Hardy. james Hardy, Barbara iiowcrton Al.
len Howcrton, Howcrtop, children Of
Nancy Howcr,pn, deceased, Chales Busscy
and wife Eliza. and James Hey, Abncr CLAN
ton and wife Tayv U. Glan,oD, John Parks
ard wife Lucy w Parks, reside withou, the
limits Of the State. oa motion, by Bonham.
Complainan,s Solicitor. ordered. shat the said
ai,.cn, defendants do plead, answer or demnr
10 compninants bill. within three months from
the publication Of this order, or ;he said bill
will be taken pro eoaiesso agnlns, them.
J. TERRY, C. E.E.p.
Commrs. CGiee, Edgsfeid Mag 20, lsi3.
May "a 3n Ia
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Rrousht 90 the Jaik
N0'EE6;E.

A Ii Persons arc 1orwarned from trading
"A for two Notes OF hand. given by me TO
Paul W. Conner, one due first January neAt
fo, Five Vrr.:rrd Dollars with in,eres, from
The date. dated January l9, lsi3. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due frs, January.
l3i5, dated 18th january. lSl3. The said
Notes were given To- land, Il part Of which
belonged Ia another person The Notes are
in possession OF Genl. q. W. Hodges. who is
Jointly bound " ith Paul W. Conner. in bond
TO make the tile OF said land, good. never
in,cnt 10 pay the said notes.
L.ARKIN GRIFFIN,
March l5 T
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e.LENN'S SPRINGS.
SlS0rs0n5asrg District,
SouTH.CAnoIINA.

SOUTH-SAhOIISA.
E'FilS delightful watering place has re-
Il Gently found its way into :he hands
Of ihree individuals who are determined
10 sustain its reputation. The beneficial
results OF the wafer cen be testified TO by
hundreds who have experienced its iuflu-
eLce upon various diseases. and the ac-
commodations shall be suited to The wants
Of any wbo may visi, the place, upon The
following Icrms, viz:
Man per DAY, 81 90
per VI eck, 8 90
per week, over ooe and less
than weeks, 90
'' per week, over four weeks, 90
Children aud servants half price.
horsc per day, 62
- per week, 3 SO
per week, over one week. 90
Dir. Vim. Murray and lady wil super
intend The provisions OF the table.
JOHN Il. ZIMMERMAN.
Agent for GIenn's Springs Company.
May ], 1913. -. -
N. Is. There is at this time. land will
continue through The year; good Male
and Female School.
Dir. John lshan supcrinlcnds the male
school.
Rev. C. s. Beard superiniends the rc-
male school.
May 81 St 1S
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From the Federal Union.

From the Federal Union.
I'll Seek In Distant Climss 10 Hide.
Tuxx--in!d Lang SyHe.
I'll seek in disian, rlimes to hide,
The sorrows ofmy soul
For al my wayw ,rd passions are
Beyond my ss!!.coluol.
I'LL HE me 10 sn,ne fores, glen,
Some disian; shades afir;
Where silence rcigns in solitude,
Where slows the evening star!
Where iow is heard The breeze Of night,
Whose whispcrinss pass along;
Away from al the world of strife.
Far iiom ihe busy trons.
No more I'll hear the cnvious tongue,
Nor bear the worlds deccI;
They'll never rear II me here IN this
Secluded clin retreat.
o! bear me 10 some fnroisu shore,
Or 10 some distant isle;
Content III be so far away,
Nor ut my 10. repine.
The busy scenes Of life, for me,
Hath ceased Ia give its charm;
The worlds deceit, its var. ed hnes,
My faith in men dirarm. W..
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Ecls have been skinned ever since No.
alb came OUT Of the Ark: and printers have
been cheated cut Of their just, dues. ever
since the Orienrnls printed with blocks
ofwOod; yet neither do the GELS get used
TO being skinned nor printers to beiug
Aeeced.
This argues srea, obsiinacy gu the par,
Of eels and printers.
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Notice..

TOEL ROPER. Senr., Of Edgeficld District.
% living on the slartiniown Road Two miles
from Duntonsvile tolls before ne biigh, has
HORSE, eight or nIue years old Il snip on the
nose. n sma!! star in the face. and bianded
with le:ier K OH the shoulder OF the mount.
ing side, no other marks visible. Appraised
at thirty. .ive dollars.
JOHN HILL, Magistrate Z. d.
June 81 (S2 O0) lamim 2l
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- At one Of our common schools the other
day, The teacher i'll catcch;sing his scho-
lars. put the following question.
''What was made TO give light 10 The
world!" Matches" cried one of The
youngsters. after shor, pause.
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Printers Prorerts.-Pay thou The prin-
Ter i, the day thou owest him. lcsr the
good man Of The law send the Thy bill
Greeting.
Remember thou The printer, & the little
devils around him and when thou we'd.
dest thy daughter to The man of her
choice.--send ,hou unto him bouhiiiui
slice Of me brida! Loaf, aud pcradveu,urc
he will bless thee.
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STATE OF s. CAROLIA.a,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

c"r"''e. Moore =" ''' Deeiara'ioH in neSt.
Is. Foreign Aaaehnen'.
Tg7HE Plaintiff, having ,i.ls day filed their
"A declaration this Case, in my office. and
the def udan' having no wife or attorney.
known to bu within This State, OIL whom CO.
Nv of ssid declaration with rne to plead can
be served: |, j. ordeISd. that the said defend
ant do pIead ,r the sand declaration. within
wear and day from ihc publication OF This or
der. or iirni Gnd absolute judsmen, will DO
awarded .ainst hun.
GEO. POPE, C. c. P.
Clerks OtEee, Get. is. lsi2. !y 40
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State Of south Carolina


.iBBEFJLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Samuel Jordan, AG:nr. BIZ for Marsha'tiHg
OF Jno. $. h,sly assets. cnd Jor SHE
Z. .g gikfn' Esiaie for
Sarah An-ly, and payment ~ Betis.
Ceirsiin Ansly.
IN pursuance Of m Order, made in this case,
Il al ;Iuc tenn, !S43, requiring the creditors
of the estate "f john ) Au,y, to appear bc.
fore The Commissioner. and Prove their de-
u.amd against said estate, on or before The first
Monday m January next hereby appoint,
Wedneldny the l5ih Of No:emUcr uext. The
creditor, OF Snid estate will therefore take No
,iee to appeal before ire aud prove ;rc,I de-.
mands, on that day al Abbevillc Coart House
II \. JONES cE A.. H.
Commissioner Office. SGih juno. lsi3
Jun2S 3n ~
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kiring upon oir.-A queer idea has
somehow got ahroad tha, periodical pro-
prie,ors, paper-maaera.prnlers. pressnen,
Ind ali the mulliiariors, viviparous,wa
hiootled animals connected with nubEsh'
lug matters, STARE tho properties .. lhe
cameieoo. There can be no g:ealer Mis-
lake ,aan this. Whatever theories may
exist upon The suriect, il IS : we'll ascer-
'anc,i fac, ihGt none of these ctisses ol
people are exempt from the ordinary laws
Of ru.n1ni,f, but are compelled. in order
% preserve their vitality, ~ repair the
waste "f nature from: time 10 Time with
suhs,ant,a! al'mcni. Bui this 2oolos ict'
ahsrrt!ily is no, more prcposicrou. than
anothcs dogma which see'cs Ia ohtd'n Il.
morg some Of cur deiiulucn! agents and
subscribers. They seem TO think that a
periodical IS one Of the lower order o'
vegetables. which, whon once planted
grows aud flcurishes Of irsclf, aud drops It's
blossoms and. fruits at their door without
any expense Of care and culture. low
such stupid belief can obtain currency
Amous people so cuiigItcusd as The read
ers OF the Mirror, we arc ~hcHv al los;
10 determine; but We earnestly hd.oe 'ha'
every one Of our subscribers 10 whom ilie
suspicion attaches OF sharing such laugh
able ignorance, will at once exonera,e
himself, and prove bis undoub;ed ip:clIi-
gencc by forwarding the funds, which will
enable US 10 so on ckecrfully, administer
ing 10 his en'cruinmen; and dclish, in
Ihnsn columns
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New Spring and Summer
O. ssat %

FaSIlE Subsc,hrts have jus, reccive!, and
& are now o'i-f!ag Ia their customers ard
TIE public srneIaliy. a iu! anu we'll -c'crtei
assortment o!
Fancy IL Staple Try Goods,
Comprising evcrr variety "f Cons ~ their
line, suited t" the Spriac ard sumaer iradc +,
which they viii sch a prices 10 suit the tui"S.
ALsn--.i sencIai assnr'men, ol
Groceries, Hardware, sa:sss,
Shoes, .sC. dc.
which viii be sold a: pr!ce, wh.ci cannot TAI!
10 give satisfaction 10 those who may iavort,cm
with :Ieir patronage. We were indnccd by
the present reduced rrices of Goods. To rcnkr
heavy purchases. which cnahirs us 10 c'er
s;roh: Inducements /" purchasers, We are
determined 10 sell. and let those whn doutr
our ability TO please them, call ard see
We also con,iane the husiress Of
Millinery q fG:antuasnal1illE,
under the snrerin:cndrnce ii ':r,. G.. VI.
DUVD, and having received new supply
of Gonds suited Ia 'hd, branch oi trade are
prepared to csecnic all kiids Of work with
uea,ness aud despatch
) Orders from tie country promptly attended
10. BLAND IL BUTLER.
April l2 It u
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DEe. NNNPlOY'S

DEc. CHAMPIONS
VEGETABLE, ANTI BILIOUS. ANTI.DYsPEp.
TIC PURIFYING Ayo cATnARTIC PILLS,
Possessing four i.nportaa. properties. far he
cure of diseases carefully and norrestiy combined,
or:e trtinie 10 asstSt Me efee. Of another. for The
bcHcf: Of he health Of mankind
1'i.is medicine is recommended to the attna.
ton Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Dyopsy. Bilious habits, Co.tiye.
ness Cholera n,drbns. Rheumatism. ScIaiula.
foul Stomach, dc7raged appetite, Worms. Cou-
dialgea. which is known by 4 sinking sensa-
ton a, the pit of the stomach, Jaundice, Head.
che and sick stomach, paipiia,ion Of the heart,
DiarhGa. Dysenicry. or fuS, Nervous niisc.
lion Heart burn. White swcIli'g. and all
those diseases arising from ,mpurs blood.
Pnce - cts per hox, and for sale by
FRAZIER X ADDISON,
Edgefeia c. IT,. S. c.
RlSLEY K CO. Hamburg. S. [.
HATlLAND, RISLEY. g. co.
Aggasia. Geo.
Also in nearly all OF the tow MS and Villages.
and by numerous country agents in all the
Western aud Southern Sta!cs.
juno 23 Gn %
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JOHN SHAW,

BRCKiAYER a. PLAlSrERES.
fE'ENDERS his scrvirc, Ir the cirlzcns
Il Il his dnd the a1Juiu:ng Districts, to
,lo any work iu lis line. in n workmanlihc
manner, and NJ pr:crs suitable 20 the times.
Having served i regular apprenticeship
&c he business. he vii! warrant the work
Nc put together I" sraud.
Letters a.l'r, s.ef 10 'hc clrc OF WIN. F.
Durisoe, will uicc: with immediate atten-
r,Dn.
march % if 8
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State of South Carolina.
hBBEVlLLE DISTRICT.


~ THE COMMON PLEAS.
Holm W. McKELLAR. who is in the Gus.
Cd tody of the Sheriff of Abbcvlc Dis,ricI by
at the suits Of James II. Giles and Wilson d
| l.o,nax, having flied his peti,inn with schc-
dulc. on oath. OF his whole estate, reu and per
so,i.l, for the purpose ofobta,ning the bcneii,
| Of the Acts OF the General Assembly, conf
| monty called The Insolyeu, Debtors Acts
Prjiie Notice is hereby given, that the 1cti.
ion OF lie said John W. Mcclellan will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Abbev,lie District, At Abbeville Conr;
House. on the siIieenh day OF october next, or
such Other day ,hercuitc: as the Court may
! order during the term, conmrucing at the said
place. on the third Monday Of October next,
and all The creditors Of the said John w. Nc
Kcllar, are hereby summoned personally or by
their attorneys, to appear then and there in
the said Court, 10 shew ca,ise. il any they can,
wiiv the benefit of the Acts aforesaid should
not be granted To the said John w. Mche!!ar.
npon h,- executing the assignment required
BY the Acts aforesaid.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, l9,h May. lsi3.
May 81 (Sl7 62N 3m ls
THE u. :. DISTRICT COURT,
DIsrRucr OF SuuTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Y N The matter Of Daniel Hoy', Mechanic,
IL formerly of New York. now Of Abbeville
District, South Caroliua. n Bankrupt.
Pursuant % an Uidcr Of the District Court
of the United States. for the pistric, Of South
Carolina. Motto. is hereby given, tina, cause be
slirwr before the said Court. at the Federal
Cour, House ir Charlcstcn. OIL the ninth day
of September ncx, a, eleven clock. 4. W.,
why the said Daniel iIuyt. should no, rr
ceive his Discharge and Certificate rs Bank
rupt.
Charleston, l2lh day ofJune. lSi3.
II. Y. GRAY, Cier&.
June2 l2i Il
THE T. :. Dis RiCr tKT.
uisInIcl ~ souiH c.K"L.INA.
IN BA NJ RUPTCY.
HN the Matte OF A'ann Posry, late a Miller,
u un.y t'.I.net ol Edseieh District, !. c.
Bguncupt.
Pursuant TO an Order Of the District Cour,
Of the United States, for the District Of South
Carolina. AoIicc ishcre6y given. that cause lie
s!ewn before lire sid Court al the federal
Court House in Charleston. OIL the ninth day
of Seplcmbc, hex. ut eleven O'clock. 4 Ai..
why the said ii.rt.r Posey should not recels,
bis Giscirnr.e a. Il Bankrupt.
Charleston, l2th "a, of ju,,c. l2,3.
II. Y. GRAF. Clerk.
Jumc2l LIT II
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~ Gsssssss;sss ssg. se
eSS.;' SS.'sat s. ~ - s.SsFe
Sv SsjsssS
Meetit Aftfss;.
THE DYING MECH.4NIsT.

John Eisch, naive p" SoH'"'Ncut H.s
probably the earlies; inventor oi tie ST. aIn.
boat. In The year i7S6. or ,nc prlawar" Rivrr
was made his first successful exrey!Inon' 5u'
from lack OF sufficient patronage h" Was u"ss
bic 10 cary GU, the tiscoveIy. his t:a was
one OF hardship and pcEury. and ended IN
grief ana disappointment. lie was confdcn.
however, to the last. in riie ultimate sacceSs OF
his Invention. and predicted all i's future vast
ness and advantages. His dying request was.
";ha, he nigh, be buried on the bauks Of the
Ohio. ,rherc the song cfthe boatpan migh ea,i.
ssR tie stiilaess Of kis resting ptatc. AID The
music Of tic Stears-engias :ao,ie ais spirit -
the ruling passion s,rnus IN death. and i; was
grati6ed.
Where broad Ohio's stream goes sweeping
Gloriously toward the setting san,
He prayed might be his last. long sleeping,
His last wish-his only one.
Meet prayer from one whose years were gwen
To work the though his genius gave,
Who first beheld his s,euuibark driven
Fre-winsed DER the ioaming wave.
He lived one scene OF want and sorrow,
A ieverish striie-n trouble dream;
Each scant to-day fed by 10 uInrIvw,
Yet toiled he still his glorious scheme.
Twas bis TO meet the worlds dJrision.
Cold doubt Of friends. foes taunt unkind,
The mnckery Of "madman's vision
For truth TO which their own was blind.
He lived not TO the grca, fulfilling
His genius sought and saw 40 long,
A An,lf for ,i,c fslfur9f Of and xyIllInu
Enduring privat:om, pain aud wrong,
He heard :hsir mighty voices sounding
By his own blue Atlantic strand;
And watched them Der It's wide.wayc bounding
Heralds 10 every furihesl !und.
lie saw ,lrem climb each oden river,
Europe, fair Asia's fab!ed streams.
Saw Airic's hidden foods deliver
The secrets Of their iinIc-lons dreams.
He saw wha, ye shall be cai,h's wonder,
Nor long the stern design may sleep.
Steam-lti,ics launch their iron ;hunder
In battle DER The trembling deep.
he saw. fcre,old. and hearr.elated.
lived on this dream Of brighter days.
And caught aiar the fame that " sIted.
Ills low!y toll, in worldwide praise.
Then turned AID thought, with saddencd spirit
Times judgments how unjust. and vain!
How happier hands world siezc his merit,
And WELD the palm and reap she gain.
Ne knew ,h. ,houghiless world unsratttnl-
So have lis nub.es, spirits known,
Still of the life.debt all lorseltul,
. Or pays when he who carmel is gone!
He unused. and nilcd. and dicd they made blu,
A bed beside that fair broad wave.
There tn his lonely resi- ,hev laid hun,
Where few now nlark his humble grave.
A, noon. q, nocn, whaa eve is sleeping
With shadowy red the rivers breast.
AZ s.nr-ligh, on the charmed wsve sleeping.
So peaceful may bis spiiiI rcs,
J. 5. B.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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Each box cortains "a pills, p Of which arc
sufficient TO cure any ordinary case Of Chills
and Fever. Price 81 25. and
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Dissolsasion Of Partnership.
'EHHE Partnership heretofore existing
l. between John NJ. Durne!i g. H.
Bleas, was dissolved Oh The 18Th of Nav
las, by mutual consent.
yupe IA tf 20
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State of South Carolina.
aBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN E.nTTyy-y-

William c. Black: )Biljo .4tc0aat, and
c. Marskaaing Asscts,
). L. Pearson, g. al &c.
I'm pursuance ofan Order, made in ,I,ls case,
Il al June term, lsl3. requiring the creditors
Of Samuel Caldwell. ,c uppear before the Com.
missioner. aud prove their demands ugains,
said estate. OF, or before the first Monday in
Novenbe, next Hereby appoint Saturday
The :.S.h day of October next. The creditors
Of said estate will lhcrrlarc ,ake Notice to ap-
pear before !nc md prnsc their demands, on
that day, al Abbeyille Cour, House.
II. 4. JONES, c. L. a. D.
Commissioners 0fi<e, Goth Jane, 1913.
June 2S 3m %
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Vulgar words creates great mirth in fashion
ahle circles.
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EiSe of letters

ND EMAlNING in the Post Office, of Edge
Ao field Z. II on The 3i)ih day June, ls4J
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-12-15

to be regretted because the territorial treasury
does not afford the means of paying the def
cheney. and the persons to whom i is payable
are left to the doubtful contingency Of their
claims being paid at the United States Treas
nry, and may be compelled to wait further
by Congress to satisfy them to
avoid recurrence of such a state OF things. |
would respectfully recommend that your ap-
preparations Of the fund allowed by Congress
for Legislative purposes, be made as specific as
possible, and in no case permitted TO exceed
the fund from which they are to be paid. De-
spatch in the discharge Of your legislative du-
ties and economy in the expenditure Of the
money appropriated for the expenses Of your
session, may enable you to leave a considera-
bic ameans Of that fund nnexpeDded, which.
on yoor representation, Congress would prob
ably permit 10 be applied to the payment Of
the deficiency of last year.
beg you gentlemen, to be assured that II
will give me pleasufe To- cooperate with you
ia the adoption of such measures as may tend
TO promote the happiness and prosperity Of our
fellow citizens. il'i@
am very respectfully,
sssl Your obedient servant,
JOHN CHAMBERS.
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,raLIsHED WEEKLY, a.
nv mo. 3. RUSSELL.

sr.scp1prIoS.--Two Dollars per
|sass :. When payment is not made |,
raIs ADV aSd;,ional charge Of Fifty Cents will
|sanee' al n. a three months delay, until pay
''' made ~, sobscriptionsfor less term , ma,
nall ~;Il be charged at the rate Of Three Dol
!s'' . W., payment required. CT no paper
aud aa ~ until arrearages are paid, except at The
4 d the publisher. .ro, .souare Of 1e
prs .srt;ou 81 90; each subsequent insertion
- srsr ones in proportion. Advertisements
Fn's ,a Ace for publication, without designa-
70 lfc III. Nv e Insertion, Willie continued UNI
ne nu IN, and charged for accordingly
iss ,sl J,lsesions made to yearly adver,'se,s.
! II Ste,s addressed to the Editor, in order TO
'Fteution. MUST BE POSTPAID.
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JOuN &. DOUGHERTY,
F0TEECaEsYs & DRUGGIST:

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REBELlloN IN THE CAMP.-The Boston
Courier. an old federal wing paper. thus rebels
against Mr.. Clay's cologue epistles. The one
articnlarly referred to, was most bitter on Mr..
TyIer. The Courier says:
Ma. CLAY.-The advice of a fool--iti is said
in some old provesb-Inay sometimes be Of
service to wise man. Shielding oursef un-
der this morseI Of antiquated sapisnce. we ven
tnre 10 advise Mr.. Clay to be little more ff0-
Gal Of letters for publication, or to adopt style
Somewhat less vituperatiye and bitter than that
in which some Of his late repliesto invitations
have been written. Below is one written TO
,l,e CLAY Club of Fayette county, Va. which
appears 10 Us, is entirely wanting in that sort
ofdirnified electromagnetic should character
ize the language Of q statesman, who is a
prominent candidate for the Presidency of the
United States. Admitting allswhicb Nj Clay
ssys Of Mr.. Tyler 10 be trne, and admitting
that all which he insinuates in respect 10 9th.
ers. v HON he has not named, il deserved. does
II comport with the character OF Mr.. Clays and
with the position which he now occupies be-
fore the people. thus !" to fall eursing like .,
very drad, q scullionl" We suppose It would
require 90 ghost from the grave to tell who IL.
il against whom Mr.. Clay recommends that
all ). our efforts. should be directed" although
ne has not designated the individual or individ-
uals, otherwise than az those :. who hrst se.
duced'' MI. Tyler, " and then prohted ~
him." A ~