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Marriaqes.

In Warren. at the American House. on the 5th Inst.
Fy Rev. Wm. C. Clark. Nr. JAMES PARKS. Of Madison,
Wis., and Miss JANE HENEv. Of The forrer place.
At the same time and place. by the same. Mr.. VIII
LIAM CLARK, of Madison, Wis. AMI Miss NARY HENRY
Of Warren.
In Rowland, on the 3ath ult.. by John Reeves. Esq,
Nr. ENos GREEN. Of Fowler, and Miss REBEcca Ham
NELL, Of Bazetta.
Al the Gaskil House, in Warren, on the sd uIt.. by
Rev. Geo. W Nalthy, Mr.. HESRY L. HOLMES, and Miss
EHELINE PARKER, both Of Pennington.
In Mecca. on the l1th inst, by Elder VIM. s. Win
field, Mr.. WILLIAM J. OvI.Tr, of Braeeville, to Miss
CHARLOTTE Parsons. of the former place.
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Dtatbs.
Simple announcement rs, gratis; notices IS cts.

Simple announcements gratis; notices 25 cts. a sqrare
In this place, on the 81 INST. at the residence OF her
sou-iu Ev, Geo. Tly Ter, Mrs. Mary ". WOODBRIDGE,
widow o'the late John E. Woodbridge, of Youngstown,
Ohio, agru a years.
81 his residence in Ravenna, Nov. sul. SIR. ZExAs G.
CAETER, aged thirty mine years
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RUSSIAN ACCOUNT.

From Russian SOU ces-Gtn. Nonra-
vief7s eport and IA le,;er ion TIeb;zunc
we have count OF the iopulso oi e
Russian, with great loss, in an attack
which they made on III, fortress at Kar>.
on the 29L Of Sep. G,H. MonIayien
says:
"At the beginning The attack was
successful but the pos lion and the nun
bers OF the enemy forced US to withdraw.
Notwithstanding this and a heavy los,
our trC took fourteen banners and,a
stand of colors. The blockade of Kara
is re- established
Tie accoun, via Trebizone gives more
particulars, and states that be Russians
were determined 10 raise he siege. il
states that at one time the Russians sue
ceeded in taking two batteries, hut be-
fore ihey had lime TO TURN round the
guns, or even spike them, the Turks
rushed upon them with such vigor Il 10
regain possession OF The batteries and de
eide the fortune OF the day. The Rus
slams furiously repulsed, Tell back upon
their comrades who were thrown into
confusion. The Turks then rushed out
of the fortress and mas acred an enor-
nous. number. This account states ihat
though Il large number of killed and
wounded Russians were removed, 4 Coo
were left dead under the walls. Two
hundred were taken prisoners, and some
few pi- ces of ordnance captured.
Several Russian officers of hi,sh rank
were killed or wounded early in the ac-
ton which lasted eight h'urs.-C leUeiaHd
LeQaey.
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Which originally cost Ten thousand Dollars.
In forming tae NeE Collection, tine diffusion OF
Amer cau Art.a GtIe encouragement o. lmericI Al gen
Jus have not beer overlooked Commissions a1ve been
issued o., many of tlem0-tl distinguished American Art
lists . U u will cHutri e some OF tl-ir fines. pruduc-
t.9rs- Among them arr three Marble Busts, executed
Ay tle greatest Iviu- ScUiTtor-HIEAM PoWEBs.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father Of his Country.
BENJAHIN fRANkLlS, the Philosopher.
DANIEL WEBSTER. the Statesman.
Aspscial agent has visited Europe and made care
fl ANA IN Ecill selections of foreign works Of Art, both
Ia Bronze aud liar ie Strtuary AMI Choice Paintings.
The who'll. forming q barge and valuable collection
% Paintings tr' Sutuary- 70 he distributed FREE
among he uel -ss Of the Association FOR the Second
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TMPORTANTTO THEAFFLICTED

a DR. FRENCH, at the Aueric Il. House. has treated
very successfully several cases Of SIT rTERISG and
SreH1EtiNG, in this vicinity. His method Of curing
these painful defects. is II once simple and perfect
lie Jd-rs 70 forfeit SJUO IL any one can naturally STAN
mer or stutter GLd follow his direc ions.
As he viii leave in 70 shOrt time, those who desire to
c0usu c hm had better call soon. nOvi4-l
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Democratic SDaeehes

At a festival recently held by the Re
publicans of Portage County, at the Col
lins House, Ravenna, to celebrate then
victory over the abettors of the Kansas
fraud, nearly every town in the county
was represented, and the Democrat says
the spacious hall was filled TO overflow
ing by gentlemen who had formerly
vote with each of the old political par
ties. We extract from that paper the
following speeches, made By men who
formerly belonged to the Democratic
Party, and particularly commend them
to the attention Of all men wi o profess
to be truly Democratic.
DIR DeWolf was called out.
The Dir. said he had been a Democrat
from the days of Jackson-had been one
of his very first supporters-had sustain
ed the Democratic party in power, and
in evil report, until ~sloUtry was engrafted
on the old Democrat, stock, and liberty
Topped off. When nothing but the
stump of Democracy, with slavery en-
grsfled on II. was left, he could not ad
here 10 the mers name, when the spirit
and principles are gone.
Mr.. Brown, Senator elect. was called
for, and made a happy and humorous
speech.
a complimentary toast called G n.
Bierce to his feet, among other good
things, spoke as follows:
For twenty-seven years he had been
an unWavering Democrat-hadev ever been
ready, with purse and exertion 10 do ser
vice for the party. But when pqr,y re
quired him TO sacrifice the principles of
jefferson embodied in tie Declaration oi
independence, that ''all men are created
Free and Equal" when the panty drill
required him 10 repudiate the Jefferso
man Ordinance of 81, which said to sla
very, thus far you may come, hui no
farther when Democracy required him
to hold as political heresy the immortal
declaration of Jefferson, that Il have
sworn upon the alt + of my God, eternal
hostility to slavery in all It's forms.
whether exercised owe the bodies, or
minds of men,, he could not honor the
draft. When called on to support Gen.
Pierce's Administration that had broke
down the compromise line OF 1890, ich
had banished The spread of Slavery On
the North-tO support MediIl, who had
opposed the right of the p ople to pen
ton Congress-to support the claim of
300, COO slave owners of the South to
rule 1900, Coo freemen of tire North
to acknowledge the claim of the South.
as legal, to whip their slaves on Bunker
Hill, and hoe corn on the plains OF Ohio
with slave labor ; he was prepared to acl
as a freeman in he face of party drill,
and say TO them, Gentlemen, You can't
COME it."
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The Burning o. tue Cordaville Manufac.
toTY-List Of lne Injured.

The Boston Journal of the 3Ist ult.
has particulars of the burning of The Cor
daville manufacturing establishment.
from which We take the following:
So rapidly did lhe flames spread, that
before The alaIm was fairly given, the
only mcan of egless was cut of, and
the operatives in the factory, OF whom
there were between eighty and one hun
dred, had but one alteraIiyc-cither TO
Jump from the windows OF TO be burned
to death. Some ieaped to tie ground
without hesitation, while others waited
until their closhing was on fire before
they took the dreaded leap. All the op-
e%ratives in The third and fourth stores
were obliged 10 jump from the windows.
A few who were in the first and second
stories escaped by The stairway, but mosl
OF those in the second story also saved
themselves by Jumping.
l. seems almost incredible that from
fly 10 seventy Pc sons should jump from
the .niri and fourth stories OF a buildipg.
or The hard grouud, and that but one
should be killed. and two others fatally
injured. Yet such was the case. Many
OF those who jumped from the building
were walking about in the afternoon,
some Of them even without a limp.
Ire REVOLUTION N NIc4RAUGUA-Fhe
~teiegraPhic dispatches Of the news
brought by the Star q rte West, OF the
N~icarausna Inc, published yesterday,
gave Intelligence OF az overthrow Of The
government Of Nicaragua by Col. Wal
ker, aud his band OF f~llibusters from Cal
ifonia. The details show that the suc-
cessoi Walker IS Tor the presentcomple.e
but ho long 1t may last in that country
Of feeble men and revolutionary chiefs,
3 uncertain.
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Narrow Escape a Mothers Devotion

SuutluCi.
Narrow Escape f Mothers Devotion
\ lew day 'since, Il little son of Mr..
Jabez H. Lefingweil, of This place, aged
abou Two years. fell into IA %ci>leru. The
little fellow stepped upon The co ering
of the c~iStern. a narrow strip of boaId
watch had become SC derayed that ii
had not Sufi len, strength % sustain him,
and Tell through. NJ =. L. fingwcll. his
mother, p~rovidenlially happened TO be in
The door ward at the lime, and heard he
splash, IL her child tell into the wa er.
With a mothers instinct, she insanity
thou-hl OF her child, and rushed iu The
c%i>iern, and looking in, 5 t saw The 'up
of lis lead upon the surlsc, at he water
Win aimos. >~uprIhUman Xrr ions, she
tore away "a por ION OF The covering. and
prrciril4Jrd herself into the c%i>lern, the
water in which nearly reached nrr arm
pi ;, and rel chir9 lar down. she drew up
her child, which had sum- for the Third
and last time. A Young man near oy
ran TO her asst lance, reached down and
look ihe child from her hands. apparently
l~lfcless, and ran with it 10 a neIghb"r :
house, where, by proper and long con
tinued exerliOns, / WIS rescued TO ami
ms,Ion ana lie.
While This WAS going ou inc heroic
mother WAS IN the cIs5ern. uu,Ule .u =
trieate h~er>el. Assurance was loon
summoned and she was drawn from the
c@i>ieru, happy 10 receive again to her
arms, her little son alive.
The lille fellow is now apparently a.
well as ever, but Mrs. L~efin4wciI ~eri-
ouSly feels, and probably Will tor a long
time. the effects OF her great cxeItiun.
her sudden old bah, and ION. c%on,inu-
ance in the waler.--R q nRa he ocTdt.
Principles Of the Border Rufians
Some one who had n business in such
company. introduced "A bill in the Kansas
Legislature 10 prevent the separation OF
Slave Families. This little piece OF hu-
manity- produced an intense excitemrn.
anon. The Rufians, and the prime .ully
(Striugl How made the following speech
against it:
He was opposed TO the bill MOI onIy
because II unjustiy discriminates, bu be
cause It's piincip Is are wrong. lie did
not think the principle + Separating has
Bana anil wJ., or CHI and mother, uuS
wroag. i do not pretend to be any bet
ter than Gods chosen people were. OF
God himself; and God framed laws which
the separation OF husband and
wife and of families. IJeLiere, sir, Il is
right 10 Ell a mother Jrrm her eAdd Or a
rite from her has5aHd;- II ] ID rot /.
uouid yote FOR his till He ten showed
that tax sales would nuIlify he onjecr o.
The bill, and he thought it would make
the condition Of the >lav worse than il
is. This act he said, ',ntail> all those
things on The slave that you seem 10 con
slider evil. | don't call them ev IS to
sell slaves is a right; a right recognized
by God himself recognized by every
Southern ) ate.
The vote was ihen called, and the bill
was, Of COURSE. rejectrd-17 )
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIA

tIfN-SEtOND hEAR-
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection Of
this ucs and popular Institution for the diausiOn OF
Literature snd Art, have been made on the most ex-
teEsive scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the far-famed
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14

ONE house in. Chicago purchased last
week coo, eco 5uehelsos hea iorwhieh
nearly cae millions of dollars wes paid
s0et OF Il ssh - forward ~ Byssoa.
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Nen ESTABLISHMENTS.
Advertisements must be paid for
when handod IN
VH STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
az, Before Jefferson Palm. a JUS

Ed Howard. township.
The defendant, z. d. Howard, is hereby notified that
the piaIntIu had au Orier % attachment issued in this
action. 0u the ith day Of November. A ID 1855. to reco-
yer Of tie sad defendant the sum OF S32.I2 due On a
prom ssOry HIte lated sept LIST. 1853, payable in one
year at er date for thirty dollars. with interest. which
Jru-r oi attachment has been served AMI re urued, and
the said action has be n Continual to the I'D day Of
December. \ d le55. nj one o'clock ? VI. The defend
ant will also take notice that the phinum will testify on
the t4Lti Of said case. b. +. HOFFMAN
Nov "a, iojj-3t ATTY for PIE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14

The SiateSmrR seems concerned about
the choice ot u. 5. Senator, and in the
Slang phrases oi a gambler, (til language
rom such a source IS trying to distract
tIsr public mind on Inc subject. Mr..
Wade !, undoubtedly he inst chnice OF
the people OF Ohio. AMI We expect to
chronicle his re- election in due time
He has shown himself "a fearless cham
piou oi liberty under The Cun$,iiuicn.-
He vii! b, opposed by those who ihmk
the Con, ,i;u.iuu was adopted Tor the sole
protection Of The South IN ;he inS.itu ion
OF Slavery. Those who believe in Re
publican equality will find no difficulty
IN continuing MI. Wade as hsir repre-
sentative IN the Senaie.-O Ohio Stgte
JO1rHdL.
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Is there he any Of cur readers who doubt touching
the magic powers OF Perry Davis Pair Killer to relieve
Pain We advise them to buy one twenty-five cent bottle
Of the Agent, and give il "A trial. We never vet knew
1t % fail Its great sale caused some unprincipled men
to put up an imitation. in itself a WORTH IS nostrum;
owing 20 which the genuine i now put up in new hot
ties, With two fae steel engra wings on each bottle
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Grand Enfarnriee-

Among the enterprises lately projected,
not the least startling in its magnitude, is
that Of a ~ship.canal, from the Geolgian
Bay. (Lake Huron,) 10 Lake Ontario.
Toronto is the propo ed point Of the Lake
Ontario terminus. The canal is to be of
sufficient size and depth to admit the
passage of vessels Of one thousand tons
burthen. Lake Smcoe, from which the
summit will be fed. Is 40 feet above
Lake Ontario, and 10 feet higher than
Lake Huron, rendering $50 feet of lock.
age necessary. The cutting at The Sum
milwill be 175 leet, for one and a half
miles, and 40 feet for six and a half
miles.
Engineers are TO be Immediately en-
gased 10 make a survey, and estimate
the probable cost OF the work.
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Remarkable Fxperimept.

A recent work OF science gives the
following nov... experiment., which set
ties IA question OF som importance in
philosophy. Two hundred pounds weight
OF earth was dried in an oven and after
wards put mo an earthern veSSrl. The
tar.h WAS tuen moisiened with rain water.
and a willow tree, weighing five pounds,
W placed therein. During The space of
five years the earth was carefully wa
erred with rain water, or pure water
The willow grew and tiuuriShed. ALL 70
prevent the earth being mixed with fresh
earth or dust blown to it by the winds,
il was covered with a metal plate perfO-
rated with a great number of small holes
suitable for the free aJmiS ion OF air only.
Afer growing IN III air Tor five years,
the tree wa> removed and found To weigh
1863 pounds ant IA out three ounce the
leaves which Tell from the tree every au.
tumn were nUJ included IN thIS weight.
The earth was then removed from the
vessel. again dried in the oven and af-
forwards weighed it "a afterwards
discovered 10 have lost only about ;wo
ounces OF It's original weight Illus 1854
pounds oil woody ibre bark and roots,
we're certainly produced. but from wha!
source ? The air has been discovered
o. be the source of solid elements al least.
THIS statement may / first appear IN
credible, but ON slight reflection its truth
i proved, because tne atmosphere con
aims a aon;c acid, which Is the compound
ui ia parts by weight. Of oxygen, and
1888 paris by wei hi Of carbon.
WITHIN the next lnur wears seven new
states viii spply for admissi'n INFO the
conlederacy-uanel5 A: Oregon, Mime
SOFA. new state to be formed GU OF IA pr
tim OF II cnisan. Nebraska X u-;ts,
a ne. stare 20 be- formed GU o! He~'ern
Tex IS, and Nev MEXICO. In 1860 the
agLiega-e popuie.un 81 ri.se ; a e> viii
BE- mere imam / $4,000. If .h- Il pUb
parry msIhs.A- - supremacy IN
Connre =, - least SIX 81 hem wi b. ad
as Tree s,a,cA. and The seventh
will be rejected if Ii apply Tor admission
50 slave ste L. Tie friends 90 Tree
DIN take courage Ours Is a s%lor'ou
future, End ttr final victory over tho
.Dcn>,rou- iL.lm y Is almost wi.hin our
reach GereiGRa Lstd:r.
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The War in Asia-BriIlaEt Y ctoIy Of
the Turks at EaIs.

At elegrfphie ii patch has been re-
ceived at ,he Forei.n Cfire from Wis
count Stafford de Rebel lie, dated The
Iapia. Oci. 12. stating thai lie Il .s,.ans
attacked KaIs on Sept. 90, anl " Re re-
pulsed after a conflict OF seven r"urs,
with a loss Of Q, 500 killed, ard vice
tina; number wounded Upwards OF
4, % muskets we're left en- tit frid.-
The loss OF the Turks was only abou,
seven hundred killed II wounded.
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A WoFD To FEMALES. Do you feel a distress. great
heat. and 4 sinsing sensation az the stomach Has it
affected your appetite. sour head, and weakened the
whole nervous system? Then II You are seeking relief
we cali your especial after tiSn to DR.. 5. A.. Viewers
Cauker and Salt Rkeum 5, rup. which IL advertised in
another column Use ii and Re cured, fOrit win surely
do what no other medicine will do.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A fire broke ii
in P~iftsburg, Nov. 3. in the cellar Of the
drugstore Of j. ~Schoonmakzr Il Co..
where = large quantity q spirits OF ;ur-
peutine was stored. Tn" building. with
its contents was destroyed. The Jos
was $4,000. iasursI partly in Pitts
buzgh and Philadelphia Offices.
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LAST Saturday night, an omnibus con-
tanning twenty Eve persons, was run
over at the East Front street crossing in
Cincinnati, by : irain eff freight cars
The omnibus wss crushed to pieces t; hut
strange to say oaly one person was bad
j. injured.
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THE ApvsyrAqEs SECURED

-v recruiHsa member Of this Association are
l-r. am PERSONS rece vr the full value Of their sub
.-~f, tan q the start sn the shape Of sterling Magazine
Lgerltur-.
81 Zach mem or is c0utri u-inG towards rufch sing
~. RI. ,f,rss rf Art. which are to Re distrii utcd among
tl.u-I-as, and are NJ the same time encouraging the
sr.Hs.-1i the country, dis ursiug thousands OF dollars
through its 7gcacy.
Fe--ars in rsri'f fsHfs for erhership- will
rI-- ... ts..r past o Fee rfi~css ia faiL stating the
~--.. ...r t.r the -z e. g. commence, and have
t.. f--s. --.. ..-l- Posi- 'Hce 20 prevent loss
DID r-. .t O. c-t l-at- % N-;l' crslt., together
-- She La v. e ircd, sLi le forwarded to any part
o. if- rrusi-.-
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tHs s1-a-ia- arL free se-st ia RE aHHzaf 'isfriButi0H
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II. ~scri4tous received BY c. A. A9ASs, Hssorsry
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\ BLOCK Of marble from the ruins Of
ancient Garbage Is 10 be placed in he
Washing IN Monument. Ii wa taken
from tie OF the celebrated
temple of Esculapius.
ACCORDING TO tie school census Of
GAINESVILLE, the number OF children iu DIM
city who are entitled 10 the benefit of
the free school system, $ 3 1853. This
indicates a population Of about 1900.
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DR. TUBBS' APPOINTMENTS are to be RE-
SIAED in MAEtH next. aud cOuJinu "a as hereto ore.
ihey "'i not be supplied by any one else during his
ausencU.
CorSsEI But few Of the reading public are aware
how continually al editor 5 called upun to advise his
patrons on every sui ject, from Polit cs to the breed OF
cattle Through the whole range Of our duties none
has p~erpIcNed u more than to tel our leaders what 10
tke lori cure when they are sick. Hitherto this has
aeen Tsevere trial to our skill, Int IL viii not he here
after We hive been taking. and have seen the evil
tener from others that have taken Doct. Ayers Cherry
Fcctnral and Catha-tic Pills They need but a slight
-r1i e convince the most ~sceItical how far they are
superior to the other medicines we have had IN use
Ihey have one SINGLE property Of great Importance to
the sick. and that is, thFy Herald.
ANoNd diseases. dyspepsia and liver complaint rank
rs most difficult to cure. We are pleased to have il in
eur power 70 point out q remedy which has proved ef.
f-ctull in many eases, and which Ee can safely recon-.
mend rs n certain and infallihle cure; il has been the
means OF rescuiug thousands from an untimeIy grave.
W mean the Hollands German Btters, prepared by
Dr-C ~ JACKSON u tie German Medicine Store. 40
ATcI street. PhslaitlUhia. See advertisements
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SureS are empty, Il do not show Guns.
4 very heavy parapet with traverSes-in
fact, a line Of battorieS-sirikeS out from
the north side of the fort and creSt- the
seawart face of the cliff, communicating
with the Wasp For, tar Fori. and the
works of the sea defence toward the
mouth of the Belbek. Mex 10 Conslan-
line, on the harbor, there Is a large
earth-work, with heavy guns, behind
which is the citadel. which has recently
been strengthened, and Is in a command
ing position ON the hillside. Next come
more earth works, Il large stone store
house, and the caSemated wells of Fort
Catherine, with two tiers OF guns then
more earthworks /; till the line Of defence
mer- es into the works of Lnkerman.
In fact Fort Constantine, Sievernala.
Fort Michael, and Fort Catherine. with
their connecting works, and the citadel
and forts in their rear. form one gTeat
battery, OF far 10 njurc us seriously be-
hlnd SebaSioPol but quite abb 10 with
stand any infantry attack from he south
sidc. The difficulty Of tie north side
was torc,een AL aI"ns-foreseen but not
provided tor In tact there was no step
;ak,n 10 in-ure lie possession OF the
fruits of uur tabor. We lid not prepare
Tor success, and no. We have 70 face a
new campaign, and the Russians have
seven Or eight mon hS TO strengthen them
selves, Io recruit uh,ir exhausted army.
20 gather neH noteriei, and 10 dispute our
pen-fc>s ri h renewed laughter. which
leaves Us victory but hall enjoyed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-11-14
New Papers.

Mr.. ]. T. Hershman proposes to publish
n paper at Anderson, 8. c., for which he has
secured the editorial services of Mr. John v.
Moore, formerly one of the editors Of the
Anderson Gazette. Mr. Moore is vigorous
writer, and will enhance the value Of any pa
per. We wish success TO the enterprise
Perhaps this new advocate for patronage
will be more courteous than the Gazette
Paper must be very dear ct Anderson.
Mr.. Broughton proposes to publish new
paper at Spartanburg. There are now two
papers there, bat the district is large, and the
people enlightened, and no doubt pay
promptly. All three may do well, and We
hope they may.
NThe Rev. Mr. Whatcly proposes to pub
!lsh new paper at Edgefeld. Tho Anew
Light which is the title, will be paper de-
voted to religious and miscellaneous read.
ing.
As will be seen by advertisement, Mr.
Johnson will start the Examiner very
1hertly.