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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-03-04
HIGHLY IMpoRTANT:
sRes The BRITISH PROVINCE OF xEw-BrUxswIcx

fRcz THE BRITISH PROVINCE OF NEw-BEUNswIcX.
From tue ST. Johns Observer Oct. II. 1913.
AS at is season Of The year and throughput the winter
months coughs snd colds the prevalent of all the
is thnt flesh heir would advise such OF
oprrealcrs air others who NAV be thus afflicted. avail
themselves Of that excellent medicine. '.Wsars Basam of
VITA Cherry which, judging from own experience.
and that of others, consider being OF the safest
and efectuaI remedies that has been cnnrocted
for ioe abave complaints, and which meets with cordial
approval of many Of the best physicians. An as tie lays
nre dangerous and coughs and colds frequently terminate
ia co1snRpon, this eficacous and agrecnh" remedy
should at once he res,rteL Mr.. $. L. lflry s the
agent in this city, who many INSTANCES IN
wich the pleasing results have followed from lhe use
Of '-xstars Balsnm "
From the Evening Mirror New York, March 80, 1919.
= WlSTAR,S- BAl.SAM.-We regard the the Wild
Cherry tree of natures physicians, sort of
good Samaritan Of the forest; for lis medical gum has
relieved the slficrngs and saved the lives of thousands
The alsa,n prepared hy DR.. Wisar is pure aud perfectly
reliable preparation Of thereal thcrry and il is
remedy By no means bad to take" Wespeak confident
II and strongly ia its praise, fm having witnessed s
novang ndnenre in cOnslimplive eases, when all other
prescriptions had proved Of no effect
None geluinc unless siguedi BiPfTS on the wrapper
for sale in Camden at ckAlNS' Drng Store. Wholesale
i,y IL COHEN d Co Charleston, ). g.. and bv Drug
ghts generally throughout tho Stale.
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South Carolina -KeIshaW District.

bl 'OII'' H. JVl T'SQN FNE'' VNUINHNI.
WHEREAS. \. !" MCDONALD AMI lO!iNR SHAW
" applied i",pr for l":".s Of administration NIL and
.inpai tie tieasis aui ts,tr'- Rights AMI CREDITS of
DONALD MCDONALD, lac of the District aforesaid.
dtr,:rsc,i
These therefore. """ ari !mnaiS! ali and sing'I.
lar. tin, Kindred amt crii'ns al m" said deceased III h'
AMI appear be fore DT.liuary t"ur iT the
said Dirirr:. s!uIrn IL Cunicn Cnu: Hn'sc tie
l1rh day uf March Et 10 slow calsc, ii any, why the
said administration should not bc q-,n!si
Given under my hand aud seal this ihr it day "f Mlrl
in the YEAR n our Lord one ilnslr; eight hundred and
fliyoIr and in the ly.f y"aI AMERICAN Inlc.
p-iLcilre. JOIN L. JOY. O.K u.
March IL IT
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IMPORTANT To coNsUMPTIvES.

Unlocking the pamphlet issued by the or"pre,ors of
Dr.. kogerss Syrupof Lverw"rl and Tar. have heen
forbly struck with the high public and private character
iice the name Of old acquaintance and qnon!am
friend, Hon. Judge w. Burke. We also the oi
W. - Ricards, Rev. IL Wisenan and Dr. Hiram Cox.
late Professorn the Cincinnati Medical College nndnmny
others Of like Character and slauling II spch
willing ti,elr signatures. 10 testify thus strongly
in lbs favor, it te ti.e remarkable medicine Of
ihenge, and We advise all our invalid readers try il
fUrIwitl,. .
For sale at hlcknin's Drug Sore. Camlep : G..
See Advertisement, in another column.
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REMOVAL.


The Subscroer has removed 10 the Store for,
merly occupied by Thos. J. Warren, Esq, imu,e-.
diately opposite the Masonic Hall, where he may
always te found ready and happy to see aud sc.
commodate his friends and the public, toaHy article
in the line Of CHEAP SiDDEERY and HAR.
NESS; having on hand fresh and good ;spppiy:
am prepared to. offer them on the most reasonable
and accommodating terms, = y
Saddles Of every quality and price, a.-.
Brides, Maring,les, Whips, Spurs, at
Bride and liarn' Bits, and
Trimmings OF all styles and descriptions,
Collars, Brushes. Curry Co,nbs. -.
Harness made to order and warranted of tho
very best styie and quality. .-st v,
Wagon Harness and Bits, and Trace Chains
cheaper than any me Else in toun. Together with
Falices and Carpet Bags, and all other articles
usually kept for sale in a Scdd.ery and Harness
establishment Mt1SE
Wo am thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. and beg that it may be con-
tnued and abundan,ly increased, as l am nre.
pared to execute al orders for work, IN my line,
with neaness and dispatch, and at prices which
cannot be objected TO; as am willing to follow
the golden rule--"Lire, anG le. Lire" = y,.,4 ~
FL. OAKS, 4
Jan'y. II, 1851. 5 # !.
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Camden Bazaar.

ME hereby notify t" "nr Customers. and he
" public generally, tl,'i we have just rccciv-
ed, a large assortment OF Ready Made Clolning
suitable for The Spring which we shall sell as usu.
al at the very lowest Cash prices possible.
We hav" also received fine assortment of
BroalrloatllS, aud bhcA aud fancy cnlored CASH
meres, To which we invne the attention OF our
friends. M. DRUkER Il Co.
Feb %, 1851. II If
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StEFrEcru,L Srop TO DUEhLING.--"Hard
thatsUe who have always been such good
friends. should have to fight Come, now, il
you will fire at my second, will fire at yours. y
y Said beg-bug to musquito. whom he chan
ced to meet. elbow is it you extract 50 much
more of siife's current than myself, when can
bite as severely as you! How can you explain
"For particulars see small blls," quoted the
musquito with dsgnity.
Doilgiagfhe Commissioners. .-Wellave heard
the following good anecdote, which shows how
Commissioners may be lodged while the Small
Pox Ordinances exist,
A gentleman left Charlotte in the stage for
Camden, s. C. Late in the afternoon, Just be-
fore they reached LancaSterville the halfway
ground, aud here there is halt thro' the night
NJ, the gentleman, got out and went around
the outskirts of the town and met the Cam.
den stage coming mp Hs Jumped in, and let.
ting the driver into the secret. got all the Cam
den news from him. When they reached Ian.
rastervillr he put up at the Hotel us from Cam.
den, and a.: course could tell all about the late
news of that town.
The citizens of Lancastervc were surprised
to see NJ. take the stage back for Camden the
next morning, and wondered what could have
l,een his object for SO brief a period among
them as he said nothing about his business or
pleasure while there The last man in the
village that saw him, says that as NJ. was dis
appearing, he had thumb to his nose and his
fingers extended in a quzzical manner.
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Oak Bark.
Book store.

WILL he sold on Monday nigh, the 81 lnst
w and nights following, the Books belonging
to the Camden Orphan Society. at the Masonic
Hall, commencing al I o'clock, p. VI. This IS a
well selected Lbr ry of Standard Authors, and
we'll bnund--.nanv Of them elegantly bound and
beautifully printed. The Books will be sold for
what stiicy will bring.
A ra,aoeuc may be found at the Office Of Maj
Jno VI. DcSlussure.
The large Book case will be sold at the same
time.
Terms, cash before delivery. Books TO he re-
moved immediately. MOFFAT & MOORE,
March 4, 1851. IS II Aucliuncers
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Eancroft's SILK House,

i chants is particularly requested 10 the az
angements now made at
EancrOfrs Silk House,
No. 253 and 255 King Street, Charleston. for in
suring regular and constant supply of all lhe va
retles of the Dress Season. both from the Eng
lish and French Markets, and which, joined to a
determination TO submit every thing at the very
lowest pt ssibIe prices, will offer greater induce
ments fb purchasers than this market has before
afforded. Parit rlar attention has been paid to
our stock Of domestic and heavy goods for SER
wants wear. Hosiery Of every size and variety;
we confidently irvi.e the attention of our friends
and the public generally 10 an inspection, being
determined to offer lhe greatest novelties, and the
consists in part Of
Rich Chene Silks
Striped, figured and plain do
Plain and figured Black Silks,
French and English Lawns and Cambrcs.
Plain and figured. colUred and white Organ
dies.
Bareges and Silk Tissues.
French Embroideries, Lace Collars.
Muslin, Cbc Edging, ard lnsertings.s
English TweedI, Summer CassiHiefs, &c.
Irish Linen, pure Flax, an article We conf
lently recommend.
Birds Eye. and Towcng Diapers,
Ga, IA "a, 9.4;St104, Tabling Damasks.
Long Cloths, from 6l TO - conts per yard.
RlucD cDenims, Blue Stripes-
Chambrays, Striped and Pain,
Osanburgs, brown Homcspuns and Sheetings,
Of Southern manufacture, which, as we are agents
Of sever Il Factories, we are enabled TO offer by
the bale or piece, at Factory prices. full as
sortment OF Gloves, Hosiery, EIaberdashriss, dc,
SC. W. Il. BANE ROFT,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail,
2j3, and 255 King st. Charleston.
Feb 4 I'D 3rn
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ny JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS. HERMAN HOLLEYMAN, applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, oil and singr-
lar the Goods and hattIrs, Rights and Credits of Ell
MIRA F. IlOLLEYMAN, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are to cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors of the sd deceased ~ be and ap-
pear before NE at our next Urinays Court for the said
district 10 be hDd.nat Camden COnrt House. ihe 10Th
day of March next 10 show cause if any, why said ad-
mnistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 9th Feb in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fy-one
and in the scveny fifth year Of American Independence.
JOHN r. JOY, o. KID.
Feb 25 1851. It ID
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Feb. Z.
D0n1ESTICS,

D0MESTICS.
AZ PIECES Louisiana Stripes and PIaids.
~ ! Large Lott Brown Homeepuns.
l Fine Assortment of 3leached Goods
Apron Checks, Bed Ticking : :
Flannels, Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Plaid. Iinseys.
All to be sold at the NEW, CASH STORE,
remarkably low for cash, At fIALLFORD'S. :
Feb.7 ii r.
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New Arrival.

New Arrival. III
III ME Subscriber has just received ". Z
l. 25 Barrels Baltimore Flour, - ~
- Hhls. Bacon Sides, "a,
= Hhds. Sugar,
200 Sacks Salt. -.
- Bbls. New Orleans MoIasses,
Cask Sugar Cured Hams, sx
Few Sacks Rio Coffee, 'ldegssl
Ma"aribo do. -tsa
800 Lbs. Best Leaf Lard, - :, :, -
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Rice, Cheese-No 1 MackereI,
- Bbls. Crashed Sugar 5Fss -.
ALSO, 81 - -.3s% =
10000 Segars, such as pressed aRio Hondo.It
"Esculapeo" Rencurrell" "Communes,n.s and
va. "Vir" 2a' u fn'a >6a
TOBACCO, = (.
Mrs. Miler's Fine Cut,
Myers Best, -.
Wilson's Honey Dew. go ssa5'
Wilcher's Super6ns &c. rrs., ~
With great many articles cheap for cash, tby
WM. c. MOORE s g
Fen II ---.s..essltf IL 4 sst ~ rassz,lfsr>
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NEW MUSIC. !

Hungarian Polka: dedicated Cow Lldislaus Ujhnzy.
BY Adele IlrIinstock
Agnes Polka; lively and spirited composition BY Mrs
Adele iluhsnck.
Grand 'irumphaI Mar.l. Composed by Miss Adele
Huliriork. 'se 70
Marclc d'imaz"n-s. Composed by Karl IIohnstock.
Marcle h'Amazpiies arranged fer fonr Iinlnis.
\. b. i he above all beautiful and very popular.
Hyperion Polka. illustrated with and beautiful
view Of the residence of III. Poet Professor Henry w.
LonrfcI!ow. Cnmbsi'gr Composed by Henry T. Oates.
i've fashionable Pnlkas, By f. Rhiza, viz:
Remembrance ioka
OI tnclt Ned. DO
OF il, the Silly night. do ~. s.
il ruTctani, do introducing the famous duet in that
opera.
Euaayeni,irc Waltz.
Jenny LIMBS Songs.
Fear M: fond youth: cunpsed by Mnzart.
Tie Mariner: celebrated Swedish Melody
Farewell 10 LIES Ocean, beautiful song.
Sea Kings ltriic; Swedish
Voice oi the Spirit.
Take this Lnic composed for Jenny Lind hy Jules Rem
cdict.
Female Colleges. Scmnarics Schools, and Academies
supplied with Music &c. tn" lowest prices All the
music published in the t. s. received every week,
per express Orders must be addressed Ia
GEORGE OATES.
23i and 236 Hing ST., tat the bend)
III, al
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Crockery and Glass Ware.

TUSr received general assortment of the
C latest styles and patterns Crockery and Glass
Ware as follows:
Cups and Saucers. -
Steak Dishes.
Plates. Bow s, Pitchers
Large Stone Butter Stands. China and Fancy
Flower Vases, Ornaments, Toys, &c. -
S. d. HALLFORD.
Feb 7. ii If
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SPLENDID
PHILOSOPHICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
AT -- HALL.

NTE. WILLIAM G. RICHARDS,
NE Editor OF the Southern Literary G0-ehte, re.
specIiul begs leave To il form his friends ard the
public generally, that lie will deliver IN Camden
Il Course cf Fire
Lectures Oh the Atmosphere,
beginning during tire present week. These Lee
turrs will be familiar and popular in their charac-
ter, designed to convey instruction in the most
direct and comprehensive manner. They VIII
embrace all The properties and phenomena OF Il e
Atmosphere, which will be illustrated by nearly
One hundred beautiful Experiments,
performed by means of an extensive and efficient
apparatus, constructed expressly for the purpose
by the most eminent Mechancians of this coun-
try ard Europe, embracing
A Magnificent Patent Air Punp,
(after the model Of that made for the Smithsonian
Institute, aud by the same mrker) and all The
usual accessories. upon similar scale OF nagnl-
tude
Many Of The experiments w;l' he remarkably
brilliant and some u them entirely npm.
To bring these Lectures within The reach OF AL
classes ticket admitting the holder 10 the HnlIre
Course and also 10 four daytime cxposiiIons. will
hc sold iur Two Dollars, and to pupils OF any
Srhonl for $50.
IrSubsrripions rcccv' for the Course. at tile
Bock Store of a. Young--and also by the Editors
of this Journal.
Camden, March 4, ls5l. l5 II
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Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
RY permission OF John X. joy esq, Ordinary
~ for kershaw District, will be sold before the
Court House in Camden, on the FIRST Monday in
March next, seven Ncgrcs, one hundred and thirty
four shares ). {. Railroad stock, and nineteen
shares camden Bank Stock. Tcrms--for the ne
Sroes credit until the first January ls52, bonds
having interest from date of sale; for the 4 .ilroaJ
and Bank stock, the terms will be cash. s
{. J. SHANNON,
JNo. BROWN. ESra'
Feb. T. IL a.,
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English and American Prints.

EuSIlS1 dIIu nHAo110e1@1
Assorted Col, red Merinos.Ey
Fancy and Plain Alpaccas. -
Heavy Manchester and Easlstsn GInghams.
Fairy Cashmere, Silk and Cotton Poplins.
Gimp and Null Muslns.
Cruss Bard, do.
A few Dresses very Pretty Meriros
Clorcd and White Cambrics.
general assortment Of Gloves, Ribbons, IIo-
stry HanGhcrchieis, Shaws. Wells, &c, at
s. ID. HhLLFORD'S.
Feb T. III If
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Just Received,
Estate Sale.

ISVC 10 DCLICi
By permission ui John X. joy Esq Ordinary Of
Kershaw District will sell at Public Outcry on
Saturday the 18th day of March next, at the store
of John Rosser Esq. in Camden. 2. bale> of Cot.
ton, Two Gold Watches and some !ewelry, being
the residue (unsod) oftie Personal Estate, Mrs.
Martha e. Wilson, deceased, which has come into
my possession.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, a. m.
PAUL Il. VlLLEPlGUE, Admir-.
Feb 90, 1851. II st
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Auction Sale.
Final Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to The Estate of Z.
n B.wen deceased, are requested /, come for
wa,d oD nr bet:re return day, and settle the same,
Otherwise they will he placed in the hauds OF an
Attorney, for collection Al persons having
claims agai!ls, said E,lae. will present them duly
altcslcd to JOliN a BOWEN,
CHARLES BAILEY.
March 4, 1S w2t Adm'rs.
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G.. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, s, C,

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment OF plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold At reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will he found superior IN work.
manship and quality. have also ON hand and am
ally receiving an extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell go article but hat is good and substantial. \
"A "A ..Ho- q
A fine assortment OF Silk and Fur Hats, of The
very latest styles, from he house of BeeLe d Cos
er. JAM g n
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Bounty Land to Soldiers.

sBysa late act Of Congress. Bounty | and is
granted 10 the Officers aud Soldiers OF the war oi
1912, and of the various Indian wars since 1880.
in case of the death of the Soldier, TO their wi.
dows and minor children.
The undersigned being permanently located at
The city OF Washington, and posses sing thor
ougli and familiar acquaintance with the require.
ments OF the Government Officers, is prepared to
attend to procuring Bounty Land VAR ,n,s with.
out Jeopardy or delay, and at Oul little expense To
claimants.
Land Warrants located on the hest Western
Lande, and the Land sold, if desired, ON the most
advantageous terms.
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navv
Pensions, Back pay, Lost Horses, and every other
description OF cainis against the General Govern.
InefIt adjusted with promptness and despatch.
Persons desiring information of friends who are
or have been in the Army or Navy, will forward
aohm all the particulars known OF their SERVICE
together with fee Of one collar, and their en.
4uiries will be replied TO by return mail.
- Address, fpost paid)
CiIAS. c. TUCKER,
Washington CITY, d. C..
AAliNG formed Copartnership with Mr..
IL TUCKER tor the ,,lectiun of claims shall
be happy 10 attend to .,:iy business committed TO
our care. 1t Is to b. remembered that A Bill
passed Congress last week, making claims assign.
able-aDd consequently worth more IL is also
well TO remember, that all who have claims. had
better collect them before we secede. Office in
the Court House. &. A. PRICE
camden, s. e., March 4, 1851 u If
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
JUST RECEIVED,
<,,. Asupply Of J. Durand g. Co.'S.
= CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERS.

sWamnted certain cure Tor Dyspepsia, Weakness OF
the Stomach and Want of Appetite, Weakness Of the
Chest, and Fever and Ague." lt is also pleasant
Beyeage, in its pure stae, and mny be rlnk wilhN Inc
or Spirits without all imairiug lis mecina qualities.
MAY be had by the single bottle, Of
- - S. BENSON, Family Grocer.
r. j. HARRIS, DeKulD Street.
w. G. MOORE, tu,nily Grocer
Camden, Sept o. n swim
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NEW APPROPRIATIONS.

TNIIE attention os Planters and Country Mer-
i chants is particularly requested TO the ar
anpements NOW made at
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SONS OF E3MEGEANcE.
"FRt Wateree DiyisiOn No. o.

The regular meeting of this DIVISION will be hel:
on Thursday evening, an Odd Fellows Hall al !
O'Clock BY order OF the w. +.
ID. 4. KENNEDY, RS.
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South Carolina--kershaw District.

South CarOlina--kershaw District.
Esther a. Cunningham. VS.. G.. J. Shannon, and.
John Brown Ex'rs. William McWiiiie, ct al--ay
Bill for Dover, relief &c. s'f5'-,'
TT appearing TO my satisfaction, that William,
Melville, Adam Melville and his iniant
daughter Eliza McWiIIie are without and reside
beyond the limits OF this State. on motion ofChes
nut & CASTOR, colnpainans solicitors, il is ordered
that lhev do plead, swer, or de,nur TO the above
bill within three months from the dale OF publica-
ton; in default whereof order pro confesso, will
be entered against them. - -, -f''
w. N. SHANNON c,x K,p. :,
Feb. III. II SsffsFF
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: Wanted Immediately,

Wanted Immediately.
4 N active and intelligent Boy. from 15 to l6
II years Of age, as an ApprenIIceto the Printing
Business. Apply at this Office.sss
\ BEAUTIFUL lot of Sugars, received at
"A M0ORE'S.
FcL III IL If
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Sayings for Farmers.


Sloth, like rust, consumes faster than labor
wears, while the used key is always bright.
Dost thou love life? Then do not sauanlel
time, for that is the stuff lite is made Of
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.
He that riseth late must ,rot all day, and shal
scarce overtake his business at night.
Early TO bed and early to rise, makes a mar
healthy, wealthy and wise.
There are no gains without pains.
At the working mans house hunger looks in
but never enters
Plough deep while slnggaris sleep, and you
shall have corn TO sell or Keep.
One to-day is worth two to-morrows.
Handle your tools without mittens--a cat in
gloves catches no mice.
The eye OF master viii do more work than
both his hands. Not to oversee workmen is to
leave them your purse open.
4 little neglect can do a great mischief--for
want of nail the shoe was lost, for the want Of
q shoe the horse was lost. for the want of horse
fhe rider was lost.
A fat kitchen makes lean will
Ii you would be rich, think of saving as well
as getting.
Beware of little expensc-a small leak will
sink great ship.
IL you would know the value of money 60 and
try to borrow some-for he that gees borrowin.
goes sorro&ing.
Pride is as load beggar as want, and great
deal more saucy.
Pride breakfas.ea with plenty, and dincd with
poverty. and supped with infa@iv.
Lying rides on debts back.
II is hard for an empty bag to stand upright.
Creditors have better memories than debtors
Rather 60 to bed supperess than rise in debt
He that hath trade hath an estate; and he
that hath calling hath place of profit and hon.
or. A ploughman on his legs is higher than Il
gentleman on his kness.
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General Scott,

This illastrious General. who his been DESERT
bed as the most uniformly successful General of
the age, was yesterday in oar city. and we are
sure our population, without respect to party,
were disposed to honor him for his glorious mil,-
tarv services. The Cincinnati Chronicle makes
the following statement.
Winfield Scott was born on the 18th of June
l7s6, and will. therefore, be sixty-six in June
next.
Admitted 10 the bar in 1905, and practiced
few months in the pe'ersbnrgh, Virginia. circuit.
Appointed Captain OF Light Artillery in May,
1908.
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel of the 2l Ar.il-
lerv in july. 1912.
Fought the battle of Queenstown and was ta-
ken prisoner. l2th October, 1912.
Appointed Brgadier General in March, 1911.
Fought the battle of Chippewa, on July 5th,
1911.
Commanded. the main body of Browns army
in the battle of Niagara (Landy's Lane,) July
IS. 1914
Breves.ed Maior General. July, 1911.
Maintains peace in the Patriot Troubles in the
Caroline alar, 1887
Aids in the paciiication OF the Maine Bounaa-
ry, in 1880.
Captures Vera Crnz. 23d March, 1S47.
Wins the battle OF Cerro Gorto. April 18th,
1917.
Wins the battle of Contreras, 10Th August,
1s47
Wins the battle Of Caurubusco, Goth August
1Si7.
Sormei Chapultegec. on the 18Th September
lSi7.
Enterc TIE city os Mexico. on the morning oi
the Ilth September. 1Si1.
Thus has Winfield Scott been forg-thrss psage
in the service of his country, having made >au!'
of the most brilliant campa,-us on record, and
never failed IN any uaaestakies.- Lon. Journal