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READ YOUR BIBLE"

Between thirty and fprsy years ago,
there was lad who had a sister, and this
sister was missionary's wife. She was
ready to leave England, and 60 to Africa,
and was on her way to London. She
passed through the town where her broth.
er was at schoql. It was early in the
morning before the boys were up; but
she was going to set sail, and she could
not THINK of passing throug Oh without see.
ing her bro,hay. She Knocked at the
door OF the house, and awoke the servants.
They called out "Robert, Robert" Tn
he sat in his bed. His sister went to him
and wished him good bye, and gave him
kiss, and said, Robert, read your bi.
Gle;' and again, as she parted from him,
she said, very earnestly, Now, Robert,
read your Bible" She sailed for Africa :;
and in six months more she was in hea,en
for God took her. But those words OF
hers, Robert, read your Bible" sunk into
her brothers heart. lie could not shake
them out AT last he did read the Bible;
and the great change was wrought in
him also. And he is now and has been
for some time a laborious and useful mis-,
sonary in India.
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A LIST Of LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office at Lar.
Saa:er Cour4 House, s. c., Oct. lst 1856.
B-BaIton, j.; Baily, ]. s.; Button, ID. A.;
Ballard, w.
C.-Cauthen, w. b.; Clarke, Ja,op
Clarke, Mrs. C. f..
D.-Dixon, Miss s. r.; Davis. J. NJ.
F.-Faulkner. s.; Flemming, s.; Frpaey.
burk, A. b.; Finsher, B, f.; FToyd. s, E
H.-iiurter, ]. r.; Humphreys, C; Ham.
5y,.L a, llouso, Mrs. f.; Hagins, Mrs. NJ;
Hays, Mrs. '''
K.-Kennington, s. ID.
L.-Lemmons, Mrs. NJ.
M.-Mo9re, H.; Mccormick, w. j.: Moth
ersbed, j.; Martin, Miss s, r. :"
&c. A. " ~ ''''
R-RogeFa, Mr.; Robinson, s.; Rutland,
s.-Steedman, J. A.; Sings, r. r.; Star
ley, j. A; Stogner, John; Stilweil, ID. L.
T.-Thompson, JAS; Thompson, A.;
Thompson, Mrs. +. H.; Taylor, Mrs. M.
W.-Watson, L.; Watts, f..
Persons calling for letters In the aboy,
list, viii please say they are advertised.
THoS. X, MAGILL. p. VI.
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State 81 Sautn Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas

JOIN LEVERTON, who is in the GUS
tody OF The Shey;T o. Lancaster District, by
virtue OF II writ Of capias nd atistncendus
NJ the suit of w. J. Clawson, having filed in
my office. together with schedule, on oath.
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, p;ayng tlat he
may be admitted 10 the benefit of the acts
Of the General Assembly, made for the re-.
lief insolvcnt debtors. 1t is ordered, that
the said w. J. Clawson, and all other the
creditors to. whom the said John Icvcrton
is in any wne inG94tcd. " and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice TO appear
before the said Court at l.apga.tcr Court
House, on the third Monday iU October next.
to shcw cause, if any they can, Why the
prayer of the petition al23gsaiI SHOULD not
be granted
49, J, 4. STENMAN, Crk.
O.Aye 21CoQmon Pleas, Lancaster G. H..
April II, 1856. 2l-om
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
Benedict Best, and wife Mary.)
~ vs.. Bill for
Nfr''l'h walker and wife Re- specific dc.
ylSSa' livery of
tohn Pougc and giEe Jane, slaves nc.
John Rogers and wife Sarah. .junt and
Jackson Mackcy and wife A. SO forth.
manda.-Ei 0k
II appearing to my satisfaction, that John
Ponge and wife Jane Pouge, Jackson Mackey
@%fd wife Amanda Ma>kcy. John Rodgers
GEd w4s Sarah Rodgers, i a!iyc, and if dead,
the children Of the Said Sarah Rodgers, de.
PENDANTS in above bill, reside w,iEou; It..
limits Of the State: 1t is ordered that the
said John Pougc and wife Jane, Jackson
Mackey and wife Amanda, John Rodgers
and wife Sarah Rodgers, if alive, and if dead
The chilcrcD Of The said Sarah RODGERS, do
answer, plead, or deDur 10 the bill ia aboyc
case, on or before the oath of December,
1856, otherwise judgment pro confcsso, will
be ordered against each aud all of them
l!y order Of Court, June Term, 1856.
JAMES III. WITHERSPTON.
G. +. l.. ID.
Sept l6, 1856. 3l-sm-p. f. GOO
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The beauty Of II religious life is one Of
It's greatest recommendations What does
1t possess? Peace to all mankind--it
teaches us those arts which render us be-
loved and respected; which will contrib
ute to our present comfort as well as our
future happiness. Its greatest orna-
ment is chari,y--;t inculcates nothing
but love and simplicity of action-t
teaches nothing but the purest spirit Of de.
light; in short, it is system perfectly
calculated TO benefit the heart, improve
the mind, and enlighten the understand
ing.
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Legal Advertisements. A
State of South Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common PZeae

LEVI WHITAKER, Wha is in the Gus
tody OF the Sheriff OF Lancaster District by
virtue of a writ of capias nd satisfaciep6um,
at the suit of Arthur Locust, having filed in
my Office, together with schedule, on oath,
OF his estate and effects, his petition 10 the
Court OF Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit of The acts
OF the General Assembly, made tor the re-
lief ofiRso!YeNt debtors. 1t is ordered that
The said Arthur LOCUST, AMI all other the
creditors to whom the said Levi Whitaker
is in anywise indebted, be, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice to appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next,
10 shew cause, if any they can. why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Crk.
Oliice of Common Pleas, Lane. sttr G. H.,
June II, 1856. 2l-2m
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas

WYATT u. PLYLER, vino is in the
custody Of ,hE ShcriH Of LANCASTER District,
by virtue - a W,t Of eaEias ad Satisfacien-
dun, at the suit of James r. Curaton having
filed in my office, together with schedule
on oath of his estate and effects, his petition
10 the Court Of Common Pleas, praying
that he NAV he admitted 10 the benefit OF
the acts OF the General Assembly, made for
the yriief of ins2lvcpt debtors. !, is order
ed that the sad JameS +, Cprctpn, and all
other the creditors 10 whom The said Wyatt
p. Plylcr is in any wise indebted, be, and
they are merely summoned, and have notice
to appear, before the said Court at l.ancae.
ter Court House, on e.? t',T' Monday In
October next, TO shcw cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
J. a. SrEWMAN, OK.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lanct,lcg c. H.,
Feb. -. 1856. 2l-S...
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5eIeft poeetFy,
From the Christian Spiritualist.
PRAYER.
ny MRS. CORA L. V. HArCIE.

Prayer is the spontaneous Offering O.
the soul--the uncontrolled eoquence Of III,
grateful spirits utterances-the hear
wealth coined into words of raptnrou
thankfulness, or of holy and perfect submis
sion. Cora Wilburn
Thrilling words how truly uttered,
Gushing freely from heart,
Which in every slight pulsation,
Must some glo,iops bliss impart.
Father! hear their gentle breathing,
How they sootho my spirits pain
low they fill my soul with pleasure,
A1d feel thy love again.
Words of angels written truly
BY hand, and from a soul,
Which in all its aspirations,
Seems 10 me like oceans roll.
tisaving with a depth of feeling,
Wreathed with spray of golden love,
Ever swelling, ever rolling,
Catching light from Thee abore.
1raycr! o, let my spirit know thee
Let my soul thy blessing feel,
Let the earth and let the heaven
Nee thy soul It's light reveal.
tnWersGs praying ever
In their onward ceasclcss tread.
Ever blending their sweet voices
with the great and Hrimg dcad.
Planets trembling with devotion,
Always breathe the prayer of love;
AS they whirl with rapid motion,
Onward in their path above.
Atoms, trees, and dancing streamlets.
Praying, rs they breathe their life
From the spirit Of creation,
Never uttoFing sound of strife.
10, Oh man let every breathing
OF thy soul, and heart, and mind,
BE the mingling of thy spirit,
IN the prayer Of life combined.
Pray forever every action
Be it pure, and high, and strong,
FILLED with truth, and stern endearor.
Then shall right triumph DER urone.
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),
the publication of u Weekly Ncmsp.prr in
Lca'cnworth City. under the till. Of IN.
LEANENWOETU JOURNAL.
ABOUT tue FIRST oF JUNr.
Isl. We are induced To engage in tl,i, en-
'crpFIse from c"nN iciion that another IN.
per is required by the grow lug population
of Kansas, and the public demand for full
and r, liable information in regard to It's Lis.
tory, topography, climate, soil. resources
politics, present condition and f.sr, pro,
ReG;% SAB 'G!iG2,mrtiYG xr can more rcadi
''y -@Sh'ah hsae, snS- LSa'cnw"rih is th.
c"'4merelal intrepot Of the Tcrriiory-occu.
piei position of direct ctintcr-compiu unication
WIN 'wo'lhlrds Of its population. aud il the
I'd. We beEsre that III. institution Of
Black Slavery is moral, political and eco.
fEIiiiHS' i.fsSlnGt -===tyfat is right in pr,nci.
p'e ana eNPcdient n t,ohpy, aud aence skapld
be defended and extended. IL is our pur
pose 10 maintain these propositions in our
paper, and do all in our power to make Kan.
sas slave Stale. In the discussion OF tb,.
slavery question, however, we will Q, d,.,y.
or 10 maintain conservative position. IN
7 9SSsIs aTSsiIiTiisj;,.s naa q - insjend OF dc.
| nubciation and abuse.
Sd. Although the "leavenwsrtb JouynoI'
will be devoted 10 Politics in great degree
yet II will pay due regard to the Good The
True and The Beautiful. IL will exhibit n
iathiui portraiture Of tho times in which
I'VE IKE, by gEescrting correct account OF
The current events o7tAc day, lac progress
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provemcnts IL will discuss all subjects with
freedom and hrmness; give all parties their
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| III our Weekly Journal meets with n cor.
Iisd,M. ,SSlPport, we intend soon % pgLlsh a
In. Weekly and perhaps n Daily.
me editorial department Of the journal
WIZ be presided over by s. s. Goode, late Of
South Carolina. "
we 'Ppeal to our friends 10 sustain us.
TERMs-Wcekly, 81; T-i.W.ckJv. "a
GoQpE,. wiLkES e. co.
!! 4sayapw.aEid City, Kansas.
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AND
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monthly New York and Paris FASHIONS. respect.
fully solicits the patronage Of the
FASHIONABLE LADIES
OF Lancaster and vicinity, in the above line
All orders executed with promptncss, neatness,
eheapness and despatch.
MARIA CAsToy.
June II, 1885. i7-u
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jPffE a4fE:iT PURIFIER OF TIE.
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"a al parts OF the United ssaies and the Csaa,
lAssELryE . cuRrroS, Lancaster;
d.. itth 1856. y-iy.
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Original Fpixp Tale


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Medical Advertisements
DR.. Mel AN E'S
CELEBRATED
V E. Z NJ / T UG T
LIVER PILLS.
Two orthe best Preparations OF the Arc.

They are not recon-
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The VERMIFUcE, for
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with the most satisfactory
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The Liver PILLS, for
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