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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13
Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh; o, stop it to day.


1T Will. ONLY COST YOU IS CTS.
nR. LOCOCK'S Pulmonic Waters are unfang
! in the cure of coughs, colds Asthma, Bronche-
It's, HoarsneSs and all dsenses ofthe Lungs Thous.
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skeptical thai they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pocket, have most pleasant taste and pure
ly Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for SALE
The genuine has the signature of Taylor engraved
upon each box, Tor hale by Medicine Dealers gener.
ally.
TINE greatest Discovery of the age.-Planters
Il Farmers, Families and others eau purchase uo
remedy equal to Dr TOBIAS Venetian Linimcn,
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat Tooth ache MOSQUITO Bites Pains in
the Limbs, chest back, etc.
Ifit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use il according
to the directions.
II is an English remedy, and was used by Will
Item the w., late King OF England and certified to
by him, as cure for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 10 900 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without ii it
it Sl0 per bottle, in case of Group as it is as
certain as it is applied.
It cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in haitian hour; Tooth-ache in five min
utes II Is perfectly innocent to take internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price 25 and SO cents
! DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment but considers
warranting it sufficient any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for II.
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Cholic Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc Price 50 cents
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 240 Greenwich street, New
! York ,.@aa
For sale by FLEMING & BRorHEEs and Dr.. KEysEE,
| Wood street, Pittsburg
! AGENTS. John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
Jolley g. co.. New Market. Wilson & Deming Mas
Nrsville Brown & Barnllouse and VIM. Walters,
| teew Hagerstown. A Jul Schneider, Mooreficld Y
/ Phipps & CO., Smyrna. sep29 lS53ly.
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Eg-A new bank with capital Of $500
900, has Just been organized at New Haven
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13
Administrator,a a Notioe.

OIlCE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and duly qualified by the Pro-
bate Court OF Harrison county Ohio, Administrator Of
lhe estate OF John Lafierty, late of said county,
sep. 3, 1854. JOHN J. REA Adminisfrator
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that |, or my deputy,
IN will attend in the following Townships OF liar.
lson county, ut the several places OF holding cleo.
ilois, on the following days to receive taxes
In Athena on Muudav S.n,a,nhor OE.L IoEI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13

AY-Throughout the Sciol valley, one. Of
the great corn regionsof Ohio, there will not
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13
A. JUL. SCHREIBEK.

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
HEALER in all kinds OF Dry Goods, tirOcerieo
IL. &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or gsod
due June y, 1852.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13
Estate of Daniel M Her.

NOTICE isheIeby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed and duly quail lied rs OK :
ecutors OF the etlate OF Daniel Miller late of llar
son county, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims will present them
within one year for settlement
JOHN MILLER, ,Erecn,ors
HENRY MILLER, h"ec"'oFS'
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HATS AND CAPS.

IN & j. TAGGART respectfully informs then
-. customers und the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good stock Of Hats Of thoii
own manufacture, in addition 10 which they have re.
ceived very large stock of hats and caps from the
east consisting OF fine Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, great variety
of silk plush Caps, of te latest styles for men and
boys; also great variety Of boys and chdrcns clot
Caps, which they will sell at prices that cannot tai
to satisfy the buyer. D. e.. ]. TAGGART
Cadiz, Sept. 81, lS52--ly.
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room.
N. A. HANNA,

"UULU respectfully lnIOrm the citizens OfCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hnnd general
ASSORTMENT of Cabinet Furniture, which for style,
finish, durability and neRtness cannon be surpassed
in the county. le also manufactures every article
OF spring, hair shuck cotton and straw mattresses
which are gotten up in the most approved manner
and for cheapness and durability, are without para.
lei in this vicinity All who wish to enjoy beal,h
and comfort should avail themselves of this opporu
nifty Of procui ing good mattress. He also manu-.
factures and repairs Ven,ian Blinds, and keeps on
hand Gilt moudings for looking. glass and picture
frames.
BY executing all orders in superior manner and
selling his wares nt moderate price s. he hopes to
secure liberal share Of patronage ~
Ware Room corner of Steubenye anA. ..Rarren
St s--opposte McEadden's store.
Cadiz, o., April 5, 1854
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New Carriage Mandatory

TIME undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
4 the citizens of Harrison ind adjoining Counties
that he has sconimenced the business in all Its
branches, such as Stage Coaches Carriages, Bugges,
Sukies, ,Pedlrr Wagons &c. Having good stock
of material that is really unsurpassed and he hnv.
ing learnt the business under man tnat under
stands the business throughout in all its branches,
we do not intend to gas and hurnbug about work
but only WISH you 10 call and exaIrir segr t!ock
and work before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Also all kinds of repairing executed in thc
shortest notice and most accommodating nrlHS
O1-Shop on Market st. a few doors below the
American House south eide.
w. H. HARPER.
Cadiz, February s, 1854. .. + ......
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John Miller's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been appointed and qualified as executor Of
the last will and testament OF John Miller, late OF
Harrison county, Ohio, deceased. Allpersons in
erested will take notice accordingly. Dated atCa-
diz this 25tl day Of August 1864. -
JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor
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Rs-A daily paper has been started
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-08-02
70 Music Teachers and
CIIjjpirJ f,HnJj5S

MUSIC Teach RS, Church ,;hoirs an!
Amateurs gener, ". are hrrc"y nn! !.ieI
that new MUSIC BOOK o.. Clrsse ani
S,an'i4rl Tau :, entitled lhe .Serl5 I'D
or Christian Library Of Churcf .sialsi;sEs, i
just puhi'she,l, in rou..d and paiaiit ln.tes{
containing 1876 pages, al the .lnwlprco d
S6 dozen. Snge sample copies ser
ny mail prepaid, rs cents. or three copiel
Tor S. 81
1000 Agents WANrsD--To travel anl
sell IN every part OF The United STATES, The
Soraphlna and the History of alEthe RELY
g'0us Denominations. contaiplng 90 ariI
cies and IS portraits.
$1,000 year can be made, by acive aus
pushing men, by selling tiese9wprks. g
very literal per crnlage will he'allnwef i
'hnsc who purcI,aee tor Cash. orWi,l sen
us their no,cs at four montlis With goo
endnrsers. Address
JOHN WiNERREssl;yER,
Hardsbafg. H.
August ., 1854 40 q.
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Land For Sale.

fTsllE Suhscrihcr offers for sale valuable
- tract Of and continuing 5l6 acres, alt
III one bod, situated two mic ahuve Ca.r,
vary Church, and lnurccn su;l.,s s4ssSsIal
SnntervIe. and hn!f la,lc from ~ 1fS~ -, w
leading lron Gains S"vap2sssn. NIsn ''
p.ccc o! So aero j ~: :.n,ec >;n..,,
,, ,onv en;en; '""a,d r,a4f". icF stick rannn
THIS Ind IS well ta<HS with "A so,,I dwcIl.
ing house ana a'V Gecn:;s:sry Out bu:!dnns
as al niatSE;'on tUos, Blacksnnh' II
!onis' 'nh vy hne Ha,dmill, all ,heI
Hogs, Cattle Sheep and Goats This iantl
vii nc delivered 10 the purchaser nex{
January.
THOMAS WEEKS. E
N. B.-The land Will either be so.i scH
crate Or with tho stock, &c, 10 SUIT III
purchaser. II. w. Is
August =. 1854. 40 IT. f.
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News of the Weak.

< u, I =,
III. S,,,,, g.. H>T '"'nc''y "'
.hn .,,,.'o , ne" !" h''r' "y
~ 1884,, ,';..''.' ~ ''"''' ,''"' ''''"'d
-, ,I,, ii.,.l ! r' '''I' ~" Asrh'
" Nv N"'''u o'a'''S "c'"re Inc boari "f
tikcn llle oath ol Office before ,Iulrn IIoff:
r.a., in San Francesca.
The eldest daughter OF Ex.prcsilen.
Fillmore died al Aurora, Cnyuga County.
n. Y. on 26ih ni July oi Cholera, after q
icw hours illness.
,r,
nc "l''era co"t'n!lc' !" rage t"arinl'y
! 1T >''S"'"' ana 'ie 'h'r:ai''y Is lIofrihie
an.;,., ''' n'o''" ;"'s'i'''i
,,n ,ho IN, ~. .''''''"' =, ''''''''tu "Tth
.,s a,,,r;i',,,;, ''' ,, 81, -" ~" "o,'arS
,,no.,, '' ~ '''' '"''''''s ION Mon
Irur:. was rs.iu, u ~, ,.o NJ, So,
work,n,n ,rn ,n'"'"S ,,' ''sn Ky 'I sc''::; :
inr md ,r,,r, ,-a 'r M VIZ VIC m ''''."-
oncrs .,,r, ,n ,r.,;,a., AZ o"'.'1''s m',
Mr l. XIV :. ,,,''. sa W, ".nst 'I''
"'rE.
l'!Ic committee OF tWcniv-onc Ia whom
was referred the proicct ot c,ns'ruc,;m'e
railroad from Coirrnh;, IA Il,mh,rr ,,.sra
reported lavorably and recommend ,b,, tho
town counc,! of t'u!u,nba Subscribe gam
Two oalc> of The new cotton Gro, have
been re we'd III New Orleans Iron T'=ya
49, -.
.,t,n ''S'Ice nee E'",n OF On'o mas de-
e'ue', '.."' 'hn if"'''nst"ry Liquor hiw
,"ss'.u al '.'e 'as' session. "' ths Leg'Sia.
i"'' Ia ~ 'l't o'ale IS unconstitutional. anu
were confined in The Urbana Jail for sell
''s liquor contrary 10 It's provisions.
luer acco o,s fran !. .x,, s,,,b
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DR.. uUYSOTS IMPROVED EXTRA ~
OF YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARiLI.A. !,nt
up in tl,: largest sized bottles. contains more of
the pure Honduras SdrSnpnyIild than any other
preparation exiani, which is chcmi'any com
tincd with Inc &stract ofYcllow Docl; AM! the
Extract Of Wild Iierry, thus making the rene.
dy more Thoroughly c0ic,ent than any other Sar-
sdporiHa before the public. AT the same time
iti~perictdy it free from cH mineral poisons, which
cannot be said OF any other of the Sa,saparia
compounds. The invalid should bennrc Of poi
sons! Mercury, lren, Quininc, Po'ash, To-
dine, Sulphur Arsenic. and many other min
eral and metallic poisons, en- ter into aud form
the active basis of most of the SarSapariilas and
runtccns "f The day. GHySoi4s Compound
Eriruci Of reiiow Dock and $arsnpnriNu does
not contnin particle OF these substances as
any one can ascertain by applying the neccssa-
~ tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsaparlla preparations
alone, and use Guyson's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsapariiu, which is thor
oagh'y tGac:os, e!ftG!g ;ses, ans. purely
vegetable. All kinds OF disease yield 10 lis
genial influence.
s2S See Advertisement
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d n1n EbOrdaqnd Discovery.

1t is stated that Mr. j n. GAMEwELL,
the Postmaster and telegraph operator
at Camden, has discovered Il means of
preventing atmospheric electricity from
interfering with the passage Of mess
ages on tclrgraph;c wires. Such dis
covery will prove of much value, and
We arc pleased to learn that Mr..
GAMEwELL is now in Washington, for
the purpose Of takin. out patent for
his discovery.
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Appeal TO ta,e Country in be.
ttn!f %. thr SSa>hi.1 s5Dll :f;s.
ti0al;;l lao .lrs.7ir,,l

FELL''w-CITIzENs rnc Mnau.n"nt 81
'rriy undertaken ay lew of our ia no ic
cpI'irynien. to co'n:ncin"ra!e the "O.ih
and services oi the Faihcr ri lh" Country,
hav.rg reached l5S teer, o: III" 5lc -
according 10 lis plan. mt Cos, oI about
$780, ,Oli0. needs your prompt and jealous
support Ia '!sc funds. now nearly exhaust
ed. Ia carry It on alter the pre- cnt month
oi jane. UnlGsS e 'n'rlhuiiOns are made
this great National work must br dlscon-
l'nued, # the Board o; VI nagcrs, who rem.
der 'hc'r st rvicrs gratui,ous, do not incur
"eos uyon their own responsibility. H.
their patriot SIN To be taxed, or slia. Tins
w"'n began III patriotism he a monument
%! national Disgrace! Sarely tiIero are
Su.!.rent nuInner nI 'r'hlc h.ArtoI patriots
IN the land to prevent this.
Nolhing bul s"!aIl contribution from
all. n pr"porI ion. Ia thu + .uie ms, u only
from d.nle tUa dollar clI. IS wanted for
tn. cnnp'elion of the MoannenI. The
qnes on ~ asked, will not sasn conlri.
"ui on ne n,a'IG by every one! Wal the
people Of ib- great. country leave to "a lew
the honor. after lon-. years OF lri,l and 20.
"i erecting AIoiu.ncn. worthy 0I tho
great aud !nnJ Washington ar shil il
be :. Natoia, MnIuarm from the whole
e"plc =! That he Nl";unicn. should stop
short oi ono ii'rs! % lie p!'n propnS:I, no
p ;rntic chiZen can orlcrc.
B.i Tho tiuo Tor naking contributions
ran he II" longer teiay..d. Let every
citlzen ask hi.nsn! Have discharged NV
obng"tmu towards hs Fnlherol :.,y Cniin-
uy ;,.I.vc CJnlrlbn eli IN sha,c Inihe'
&onuI.ynt 10 Gsi ialsel in iusS l,vnor3 IL,
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truly patriotic mind and IN dcnouncimg
WHOM, none have hcen more severe.
than the Press Of South Carolina; vet
when member Of congress from this
very State disclaims all merely section
al prejudiccs in The discussion of
great national question and declares,
that has aevotioM to his nutivc .Stute. TO
achich his allegiance IS first due. re-.
quires mol TO be propped by tie cnltipa
ton IF Sectional sentiment, he mIst be
cried down, Is recreant to his tllst and
traitor To his State, hence our excIa
nation, Oh consistency .'t
As to mere scctionalism, it does ana
ever has existed and will con ,inue To
exist ind pend"n'ly Of any compacts
and Constitutions. 1t ia an inherent
part of our nature, fostercd an fed bv
sell interest, to protect viii III is Ger.
tninly not autagoi,iStical To the Co sti.
tuition but when in the discussion OF
great national and public questions
our views are to be narrowed down
contracted, and prejudiccd by mere
secttoaal'sm, we raise our voice aga,,s,
1t and declare such doctrines uns,litcd
for utterancc by the representative, o
the sentiments and honor Of Snu,l
Car"linians and only fit for those wh,
recognise no obligations under Con
s'itntion which they have sworn t,
supPor'. The Editor Of the Heral.
has arrayed against us the respected
and rcvercd names Of Calhoun. Nc
Duilic aud Butler. Such ,ncu zee ar,
willing TO follow and if we have no
been faithful exponents of their scnti
mcnts, then we know them not.
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N1;lllagnrS of Elections.

1t will be perceived that the Mana.
gers nf E!nc..i,.ns t:,r :n".nhers +, C..n
gross arc requested, by the board of
managers of the Washington Monu.
ment, ito put up boxes at the differ
cnt locations where elections Mill be
held, for thc. purpose of receiving such
contributions rs the admirers of the
illustrious Father Of his country, may
think proper to deposit in aid of the
great ir'oi,uilclt, iu" i'll course Il
erection iii Washington city. to his
memory" See article headed. Ma ton.
.nonuDent
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THU NUNTER DiiNGD.
SNMN&&NAAA&o S, g.
}. S. RICHARDSON, JR.
JOHN r. LOGAN, EDITORS
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 2, 1854.

sW Persons wishing to sce US upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find MS at any hour during the day.
except from four to five in the afternoon.
at our Office, jus, back Of So,.oMoNs' New
Store. AL business connected with the
LEWIS, loHN S. RICHARDSON, jr.. or r. G..
LOGAN. Mr.. Il. G.. LOGAN, the Foreman
Of Banner Office, is our only authorised
Agent To receive money and give receipts
Inr the same, and may always he found 4,
the Banner Office. All letters addressed
TO the Banner must be prepaid TO insure
atirn'iOn.
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% y 1t u & q.

DlED.-On the 23'I July. in Snn,ler
District near Motifs Cross Rna,is, James
Moorc age 53 ye'rs aud months. a prnn-
inent citizen and beloved member of the
Methodist Epscopal Church. Yes il hath
pleased Almighty God the aut' or at all in
Heaven. and Earth to snatch him hence
his Lody has returned to dust from
whence il came-,ha spirit ireai IRON
earthly cares nnw sn,rs amid the realms
OF bliss and heavenly love ''Wherr nei,her
moth nor ruStc' corrupt" We can deep.
ly and iru y synpach ze with the berc!t
family o. the deceased husband and father
Tri NO feel II at ihar ;osS is his elerna,
90.
Al calmly hri h'ly. that pure ife
Nj al. from earn swiy;
No c"nd u knaw, ~ parting strife
No snrr"wful decay;
lla h"wed him nor, like some beside,
Uhln The spoilers rod,
But joined at once The golrGfed.
Where angels walk with God"
.'OE', thou who driest the mnurner's tear,
How dark this world would he,
II when deceived and wnundrd here,
W" could mt fly To Thee"
DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on Sun.
day morning. in tln 3n.h year os his age,
CHARLES NJ BEN raAM. lI,w con-
So'ng, though melancholy. the thought
that hs shoni'l nave rnurlod home TO do
among friends AMI relations WIN valued
ana Lowell him. AS.ocia,iva rrirnlsil ~ il
his host obituary Ciod ia the Widows
gnile alike an sunshine AMI IN alofi,i. -
80 Fhera lea bsl,i, ! in g iiaatl =. no sssat
sPhyscian shpie God iss 1--we. stss &.
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Uoilornys Ointment aud Ptiis, The BeSt
Medicines for The Care Of Bad Legx.-Alr Din
gle. of ST. Stephens near Sal,;lsli, Cornwall,
was afflicted for n considerable lime with bad
l"g IL had three or four large wounds in it at
tended with Continual paia and general loss Of
health. He tried many rcmehi.s. prescribed
10y surgeons and Others, bui Obtained no relief,
nor any mitigation nl his snfltrings. At length,
nom .5s2sii .a.. 81. s..>;,:: !.... -;
Ointment aud Pills, aui these invain1bit -rsIfT
zines ehect:d perfect cnre in very short PEE
rioi. MIR. Mckay. chemist, IN, Caih-riue-st,.
Davenport, vunches for The truth of tins state
nent.
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e:..s g:ss tss|L -. I 5.,1.,.]l|,
81 Ssss:Fs sss:!ssss s.:s; { =
Office vii. g. Man. r. r.

WILMINGTHN, n. &. July IL, 1854. :
in consequence Of losses sustained by
the escape OF fugitive slaves, with forged
passes, aver this line, and TO guard against
4 III future, iic following rules will take
effect OH ani' alrr The 18th inst: h
Tickets 10 pass over this Road will, in
no iSc, be sold 10 a lpgro.
Owners nI slaves must, IL, person, pur-
chase llIe ticket, aud paint out 10 The con-
ductor, the negro Tor whom It was bought.
l.. J. FLEMING,
G"nl. Sap. w. & III. II r..
August ,, lS5I iU Pm.
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:
For the Banner.
W0za1:eE4. --Bacr EalSI.as arsi
her Privileges.
The upstan ,ciseacrcs of our country,
who arc ever prating about "Woman's
lights Boomer Dresses, Gaitcr Boots
ana M,eh-hected stockings. hsSSN. .cumo to
The sage conclusion that wasss: sAere
should be circuns,ribcd " mr. .ssfy bex
limits Of the gnr,lcn ard yard pdssSssssSsasass
kitchen roof. But we %ould ask if these
tcltoics are correct in their views upon The
talent, genius and herois,n, do not irspeak
for her Il more nch!e, ioftio5 prsil.on?
Let the annals .. the past re -poItd "EGn 10
III" merchant ci'y--oncc thu proud mistress
of the scas and arrogant rival OF imperial
Rome. Scan Nic roll o: Fame and search
| among her hlazoncd heroes tor the founder
Of hat mighty mc'rrpoiis and 10! the uamc
OF woman Will meet yolr gaze.
Turn l.. vcncrutcd Greece and behold
The heroism exhibited by The Spartan no
hrr; who is no, only wiling to sacr flee
her ma;cr,.a! love upon The altar or her
county, hut vino can Whisper as a parting
| a!nion.,on into ,',u tAr u; i.g- son, ..bcar
home Thy sh".d or DC borne upon Il :"
'Siaughicf may heap around YOU lis weller
ing ranks yet where "Ilcroes war; there
| claim Il place; " here heroes fall make thai
your grave.
| Open The annals of France and sec the
beaui'iu! ununn o! wouiannrss andleruism
winch is r1r' rayed III the life of joan of
Arc. No nulter whether we behold her. all
bcauil!u' with joy aud rcnown and nani ed
w,h victory, iii NJ cr white banner over
4 crown rhI'sprcL Tor az uagralc iui m.,n.
arch, by her own forii.ulc and bravery,
or When deacrei by all, Sl.c stands bear
irg, with thr mag,,annity Of ii snrcrna,u-
ri beng. the torturcs of the Stake we
see ever exhibited a llcrnism ih,l angels
might adi!rc. Real ;h"rc also, The sad.
but hcroc ani g,orioI- career ui Madi.
Roland, whoSt. wiS,lo:n awcd, whose coun-
Gil. governed and tho lna- ic Of whose pen
s"aycd ih 'nrds nl that impeluons people.
Behold how in'rcrldy she moves through,
that how'ng wilderness Of ump;c,y and
aihe snI. arouSing the inactive from their
ic'hargy, Inspiring The di<ponding VIII,
hope and urging the brave II action
Spend with her the g"ny t.u,i.s o her
Imprisonment, inll"w her to the gll.lo:l Z
upoi. which sho died a martyr tn the cause
OF liberty; and respond 10 the question We
have propoundcd.
Ask The lorsiIy Brton-gloryng in his
birth and the land OF his nativity: when
proud al"i"n,' star Of glory shineI fares,
on h!S,"ry's narc,
And 10. the brightest halo seen,
Ciiclrs around the virgin qriecn."
lhcn away the cu$t"m that would
p!ac: woman bchinl the throne and si,u,
ont ir"hr her vcw the "ci,,u,l capped
tower of Fame" We ask moi ,ha, slr
, sll"nld enjoy r.lnaI privileges wuh nan
We "iam nOl -: ..H6 a frcu adm son I,
The hailo; box or IA p'acc upon ti,e ii,,s,r,,,u
we Only demand a rar:mioa,on IN the
pleasures AID crjoyncn,s o. an lncllcclu.
al progress. No longer iclpculish custom
waste Ter hvi,!an! thoughts, crust. her
Sigh i!Hp,S ani 'hwar, hcr nnalc ymrpnsc.
10y CO a.gn,n2 her tu "A l.r OF Scclusi,u
whore shc remains lie an'.ia riuiiou, TEN.
J hn. '.,t :;
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For The Banner

!Nessr@ Ediipys: While this contrn,
veI>y between the alvuclirs and nppn
ncn,s at the Electoral :, stem is going
on, would it not he advisable c.r bo,i,
parties !" adopt il" plan lately suggest
cd by onr Riri?inn>I friends! That j..
let beth parties uniting give a frc,
harbacur at which candidates :ur
the s"ilrageS of the pe"r, be invited
t" attend and give their views ON ,ha,
important question t" the people.
Iry, he i.rs< .hl. treua.,!ou
agcn; for yo''d or evil weekly teens
with articles on both sides of the Gucs
ton, bat there are hund.cd>-tu our
shame be ii >aiL-wllp never see :,
newspaper. How arc these to be Ell.
liyhHelied. We reply by Public Dis
cuS>'nn. BREwI.GroN.
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T'hc independent Press.

mir. FAINT mas withdrawn from his
recently assumed connection with the
editorial department cf the Ln5ej.enI
ent Press aud is succeeded by Mr..
PucKErr, brother ofthe co partner Of
Mr.. EANr.
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COmgrcssi0naS Brayors.

We arc indebted to The Hon. Jos1.
All J. EVANS, KEIrr and BorcE for
repeated favnrs, TOR all of which they
have our sincere thanks.
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The ,Congross o, the U.n;ed States have
appropriated the following sums inr the
j provemeni of Charleston lIhrbor Sl2,.
900 ior Fort Moultrie ;.S20,tlU0 Tor Fort
Sunpter ;and SAuO sor Fort Johpson. s.