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The New York Times. saw:

"Col. G. G. Mem'niager and w. J. Ben
metz, esq, Commissioner. from the CITY Of
tar!.ston, South Carolina, are now in
kthis city examining our public schools, for
Y The purpose Of obtaining information and
devising measures for The advancement OF
popular education in South Carolina
Col. Memminger is also n Commissioner.
on the part "f the State. to er .mine the
institutions for the instruction Of the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blin.l, with reference
TO tho establishment Of similar en,esn.:.es
in that state. trhcy visited the Normal
School on Saturday morning, ut the Hall
OF the Board Of Education, and had an
opportunity Of seeing between 600 and
700 OF our female teachers in session.
They spent part ofihe day on Saturday AT
tue Institution for the Bird, and will yi.i,
that far the Deaf und lumh early in the
week."
The Times seems TO De aware that
South Csrolin has under patronage an in.
siitu.ion for the education OF the Deaf
Dumb, and Blind, at Cedar Spring. in this
district. This growing enterprise is the
property OF Rev. N. +. Walker
Walker and Iienderon being the profes.
sor. To improve Tho capacity Of iii. in.
s,itution is doubtless the object of CO..
Memningers mission North.
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AGUE, CHILL FEVER, &c.
DIR. shallenberger's Antidote to
Malaria

Is speedy, safe and radical cure for Fever
and Aguc, Chill Fever, intermittent O, Bit.
lions Remiticnt Fever, Dumb Aguc, and all
other forms of disease having Malariuus
origin. Ii is n remedy based on entirely
new principles, elIccting cure by neutral,
izing the malarious poison in the system.
without any of The unpleasant and injurious
consequences which fellow the use OF Ars.
enic' ouininc aud Other agents in gen, ral
use.
IL never Ei's 10 cure the most oLstin tc
case when taken as directed. IL curcs i'm.
nI'ediately rarely will the patient have more
than one attack after the first dosc-oli.n
not even that. IL is an efIrctuaI preventive
neuirhlizing the mHlarous poison In the sys.
'em' thns av"riing the consequences.
IL contains nothing in the least degree m.
furious 10 the system under any circnmstan.
ecs, and may be administered with perfect
salty TO the most delicate infant. For car.
titcates and further particulars, see pnmph.
lei: to be had Of tie Agents. WhoIesal,
and retail Agent
DR.. +. l.. ZEMP.
Camden, S. C., May Ia, Ia
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

TIE subscriber would inform his ficud> and
customers of Lancaster, that at his old stand he
has received IA large assortment of FRESH and
PURE article, in his line. His stock !. ,b,
LARGEST, FRESllEST-PjREST and best
selected ia Camden ""d las bran, t.. ami vyl
b" 'oid ." letter terms than AZ any establish.
mcnt III tbs place. Persons purchasing for
CASH eau bc accommodated a, chcap,y =. in
Charleston. A. he gives his
PERSONAL. ATTENTION
to his business bc assured that all orders will
be promPHy- rdrydIy and Ucdtiy put up-
Those visiting Us vii! not hud us lacking la 50.
eiapht!, nor wanting IN ,h" a'''D,pt to bc agree.
able. The socks consists OF every article u,,,-
ally found in DUg Storc-a
Drug, Chemicals, Medicines, Pants,
Ods, Turning F;uii, Turpcntlnr.
Earni.hcs, Slui Paper
Glue, Windew Class,
Brasles Of AL
sorts, byn,
su!i~, Trus
scs, all Popular
Patent Medicines,
Thomsonian Medicines.
Perfumcry, Shaving aud WASH
ing Suaps, Paper, lux, Pens, Garden
seeds, Toys, Chiua GuoLs, and Fancy ar
,icles in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
Giager, Watches, Blue Stone. Copperns,
least Powders, Hair bye an j alI the pre-.
Parations for the Hair. Teeth and skin.
have II large stock of Lemon Svrun
on hand which will Lc sod low to dcai-
ers by tie dozen.
FRANCS l.. ZEMP.
Camden, May IA, l3-uG '57
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NIL iNES WORM SPECIFIC,

PREPARED Is rLEMIyG BROS.
fSs" The following, from n customer,
shows the demand which this great mcdi
cine has created wherever it has been intro.
duccd:
BLosBrEG, Tioga Co. Pa, March 80 1850.
MESsHS. FLEMISG BRos.-G.aUcypcu. -
In consequence of he grcm c,nyunEtion Of
your Worm Specific" in thiy place and
vicinity, we have en'ir,ly exhausted our
stock We should feel obi ged 10y your fer.
wardng, via Corning, n Y, 20 dozen. with
you: bill, on the rec, p;ion of which we will
remit YOU the morcy.
From the wonderful effects of sal Spe
ellie in this ncishborhood. there could be
sold annually Il larS" quantity, if to be- had
twhoI"salc a0i rciaiI) from some local
agent. If YOU would compensate per-
son or trouble and expense of vending.
think c"nld make ii 10 your advantage to
do SO.
-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

READER, II you arc afflicted with nny
one OF the many forms Of Rheumatism !; If
II be 10 the incipicnt stage, or if it be chron
ic; no matter in what part Of your frame he
disease may be located, we would advise
you TO lose no time in making application of
that justly celebrated article called the Jew
nAvID's, OR HERREw PLASTER. A remedy
composed Of The mos. powerful ingredients.
Possessing all the qualities OF penetration
which The most aggravated form of this
PAINFUL disease may require.
See advertisement in another column of
this paper
The gcnuine is sold BY MAGILL g.
HEATH
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NEW DRUG STORE.

TIE TNDERSlGNEH
TAKES peasC ut informing The friends
and former patrons "I her husband, that sho
has opened DRUG STORE, next door
below the
MASONIC HALE,
where will constantly be kept fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and pianta.
ton Medicines, Soaps, Pcrrumcrr.
Brushes, Spices, ard Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, h,ks,
DC, dc,
And respectfully soliciis continuance n
The patronage 80 libera!ly bestowed IN him.
j. Il. DE IiAl.
~ Mr. De Hay will give personal ats
tention TO the business details of the Store
and residing on the premises, persons rriv
ing IN town Gftcr night aud wanting Medi-
cincs, will be waited op AT ANY HOUR.
Camden, April %, 1886. IO.tIi.
BOOK AND JOB WORK.
OF sli kinds, execu,ed at ll,S OiRce
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~" Bills on all solvent Banks tahcu Il
par.
'1'hc official scheme will b. sent with all
tickets ordered, and on the day the lottery
draws the official drawing will bc forwarded
together with written explanation Of the
result of we purchases.
Persons addressing the undersigned may
confidently rely upon having their orders
filled by return mail, and the strictsst con.
idcnrc observed.
The great l.uck which has ATTENDED our
"lticI viii tally authorize us in saying that
To secure u competency for Lie it is only
necvs,1ry 10 address your orders TO
NIiLEN d 90
Box G52 Post Oihrc, Baltimore. SD.
Frby 1856 5I-3m
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Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint.

Nearly half NE human race have t.,..n t'...
rili.. l. has hr"n r@ovcd in Oh pa, # ,l..
world, that nothing has been found equal To
i'rom in eases of disorders OF jhu liver. o,~j,..
ia aad stomach complaints generally. thy
soon giv" u healthy ton" to these or"a,:s. how
cyrr wH"h daraugrd, and when al! otn.r means
halo iailrd
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iioI.LOWAY's PILLS, an unparalleled
Remedy for Female complaints. The
Daughter Of Mrs. Henderson, of WauSc-
sha, Wisconsin, was for a long time in u
very peculiar and delisate state of health,
the mother tried variety Of remedies, but
without the young lady deriving any benefit.
Asa final recourse, she tr;el Iolloway's
Pills, which she used Tires we,ks ; and
found they considerably improve her /; by
continuing with these wonderful Pills for
ten days more all distractions were quickly
removed, and she has since en-. oysd tho
best OF health.
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APPOINTMENT OF DISTRICT JrpGE.-
We learn 10y a 'elegraphc despatch fro ,
Washington, that 4. G Magra,iI, Esq
has beeh appointed TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge Gilchrist.
The appointment has been received lv
the Bar Of Charleston with very lively
sa''>iact on, and we believe it will lie
equally gratifying to the public, Mr.. NJ ag
ra'h has talents. learning and experience
IN the law, ana great equ,nimity Of mind.
These IRE the essential qualities ofa good
Ju 'c", and We arc sure that, under his ad.
ministration. Lob the honest men and
the rogues will receive even handed iu :
t'ce. 1t is, cmpha ica'ly, gopd appoin:-
mont thnyi,%tpa Courier.
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Jenny.--Well, Annie, how dill you get
slons with that stupid fool Of a lover Of
youes' D'd you succeed in getting rid Of
hnn'c;--oh veal ! got rid Of him very
easily ! married hin, and have no lover
now. tspoken in = very modest manner
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JyF;, (;n",T pyFDJE,rL.D rI, ,y,,y,,
BL00D,
TIE R,.:,T AITE3iT,VE E%DU-\u
~, =
''.' "'''" u -"'""'H " u.
Va ir!','a'" remedy for S".cGi'u. Kings Eyl.
Rav#nur>m. Oaytinatc Cr'..urou. Erun-
I"u-, rmup!cs or Po,irl.,on the Face
Eio,ho>, Eo's, A.-ur aud Fever,
Chronic Sore E,y.s I,;rr-
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Per w. T.. PuGvEr.
20 Purchasers will l., careful to ask
for DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VER.
MiftGE, manufactured hy FLEMING
BIOS, of PrrrsnuECH, Pa. All other
N"rm;fugrs in comparison are worthless.
DIR. M'Iane'S genuine Ncrmilngc. also hi,
celebrated Liver Pills, can now TIC had nj;
all respectable dug stores. Nm. -, uia
'oithom Mc 81 nature Of
FLEMING BROS.
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Female Complaints.

y" Fcll2lr, y"ung or oil. should hc w:tloat
tbs ""'''ated mo'!irinc. 1t carrcrts and r,y.
"ia;rs ti." mon'hy courses at all u"liuls ac:i.i.
in many case, like charm II /, also The best
a"L safest ii"d.Clnc that can l'v given 10 chill.
orrm "i aIl ag"S, AMI iot any voulplnj,u; cc,.,t-
4'"tly ." family should hv v;,',."t, f.
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PRoiIric.--A negro woman calie.l Sal
iy, belonging TO Mr. Grider, near Napols
on, Ark, gave birth few days since 70
Rve children, th'ee girls and two boys
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NAsArAS. Ms, May Sat Liverpool
Nn Saturday. the 26th ult., at noon, th.
Gotten market was unchanged, and the
sales comprised 5000 bales.
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MR.; Epii"E :--PIraac annonmcv John
N. hLNii. "s candidate for Sheriff y,
the neat election. and ohIgc hi, friends.
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During hs month Ap,il only 81
esaths secn rcd in whse ihg virginia.
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These Pills Puri = t,,>s
BLOOD.

Thc'" famous Pill. aGo expressly combined
20 "p"iat" GA The stomach, the liver, the kidneys
ia" lung, the s>in a;Id thc bowels. correcting
a.y Grgn"gcm"nt IN their functions, pu.it, H.,
ia" h'"'Ni, ia" very fountain o! I,t,. add t.:rS
yM..ng li,na,N I'm ull i.s inrrn..
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ltST RECEIVED large supply of DR..
llr"ilands Gel, br;tcd German niitrrs.--
Call and get one ur his AIman"c<-mt
IlASSEiTIAE &. CUEETON'S.
May l2th I3-,f
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Mr.. EnIroR:- Please announce Mr.. X. G..
h''Iin"> a. c"m'.''":" to: Sheriff at the m">;
election and 0hip" MN>Y Fmr>Is.
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Mr.. EDlr"E Pleas, announce Mr.. GEO
McC. NlTliERSTOCN rs a candidate inr
Senate II the next election.
tlAkh FRIENDS
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Nm. S. BEERS G. CO., Proprietors,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! !,

NEW GOODS! NEW G00DS!.
THE subscriber has now on hand and is
daily receiving ruil and general as,o,t
mcnt of various kinds Of goods usually kept
ia this section. Among nm almost endless
variety may b. found
Ladies' Dress Goods. such n, Mullins. Cling
hams, Bcr"gcS, Alpacas, &c, Calico,
Checks. 'lickirgs, Domrslics III.
Upcr, Hosiery and every ar!i-
Gle IA the Dry Goodsi;nc.
Also -
Ciosi;iDS.-A full and general assor,.
i1cnt swiiabc for gentlemen and bows
Goat, Pants, Vests, Shirts, half hoes, &c,
-Al,O -
E2ass aod GaVS.-A supply Just re-
ccivcd--Snmp of ihc newest stl les. A va
rely of styles warranted 10 plclsc anv one.
| will sell goods low and rclaest my
friends TO call and examine INV stock.
}. Il. COU&ART.
a; new store uppcr.cnd Main street
March -, 5--Gm
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NN&rAS, y. s., May Sat Liverpool
~n Saturday. the 26th ult., at noon, th.
Cottcn market was unchanged, and the
sales comprised 5000 bales.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnIsaToN. May e,-T!.a X. &. Sen
ate to day discussed .he Sound Dues oues
tion. Tie House passed the bill granting
"m'llion and half of acres Of land in
a'd Of :he lava RsiI Roads. The Post
oiice and Ocean Mail Bill was reported.
WAsnIsGroN, Nav a.-The U. s. Sen.
ate today Iassed the bill arpropriatirp q
100000 acres Of In, d to Iowa for rail
road purposes. In the ii ,use no bus;n, IS
OF Importance was transacted. and boyt
Houses adjourned until Monday.
FATAL AFFRAY..
WASHINGTON. Nav s.-Mr. IIarbcr..
one Of the Representatives from California,
having heen as allied bv some OF the wait
ers at Willards Hotel, fired At and kilel
the head waiter. The affair has created
much excitement.
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
HARrFoRD. CT. May s.-The Lnpisl,-
fnre OF this State have elected all Anti
Administration State officers.
LATER FROM KANSAS.
Sr. LouIs. May s.-Advices from Kan.
sas to the Sd inst, state that Sheriff Jones
is dead.
MORE AID FOR WALKER.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav s.-Two hundred
highly efficient aud well armed mon. u,
der the command of Cap. Jacanes, sailed
to-day to join Walkers expedition.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
New ORLEANS, MAY G.--The steam
ship Cahawba, has arrived at this nor,
with advicos from Havana 10 the 4th inst,
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May s.-A Dispatch
received in this city announccs the dies
trnction. Ly fire, on Sunday, OF unpkin.
VILE. in this State, The !o;s amounts to
nearly 100000
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
NEW ORLEANS, Nav G.-The sales {
Cotton to-'lay comprised 5000 bales ~
from 10 IA 10 l.2 cents for Middlinc,
Sugars were higher and the stock consist
ei OF 2I0, 900 hogsheads. Mola.ses was
." rec.
Nkw ORLEANS, Nay s.-Cotton is
fr per, aiid the sales comprised 10000
bales. Polk is wertl $l8.l2 per hhl.
Lard !. quo.sl AT 3-sc. per ID. Sugar
commands Z &c. per ID.
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ANNOUNCE ENTS.
FOR SENATOR.

MR. En-: OE:-Plc#Sc anuouncr Mr.. +. T..
HAMMOND as Il candidate for the State
Senate III ,hc ncyt election and ubjge
MANY VOTERS
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Mn EnToN You will please annourcr
llENR( HANCOCK. Esq rs a candidarc
Tor Sheriff "t Lancaster District, at the en-
suing election, and ubligr
MANY SUPp0RTER&,
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BACON! BACON!!

5000 lbs. prime North BuroIina Bacon for
sale low for cash and cash only, at
llASSELTlNE d CURETON'S.
May 18th l3-tr
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constitution, Which the commissioners
ARE preparing.
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s:aElc ilCkCt ns TO
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES,
Which stand q muci, better chance of oh.
taIhmg rrIZa, as every drawn number
must be on the tickets of the package. and
as there Is two or three prizes in each pack
age II may he that the high prizc is among
them. By several persons clubbing toge;h-
er the cost to each is small and they stand u
mach better chance Of prize, as will be
! seen by the following
Byjrss f.- D,cL0yoe.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Ma Enron You will please annou..
Capt q. NJ. FUNDERbrKN, Us ranc.-
d,.ir for Shr'i!f at the rnauing election, and
ohljgc lbs friends.
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Blanks

OF all kinds, neatly printed At this o.Hre
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Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOT
Terry,
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p Sli prizes amounting 20
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law Books, and a!I printed matter, old or
ncw, will be particularly attended To. Name.
lettcrrd on books with gold.
.1- Persons scnding books will please
be careful in their directions.
f.. Il. STOKES,
Columbia, April 90, 1856. lOlf
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Mr.. E"IToE-Plca>c a,.Luunr" William Rob-
e,t~"n IA Il canot',r," Lor TsN Collector and o.
h'Sc lis FE,>us.
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w VI N. MALLORY,

\ ours, respectful Nv,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FATAL AFFRAY.

WAsmNGroN. Nav s.-Mr. lIorbcr.,
one OF the Representatives from California.
having heen as allied bv some Of the wait
ers at Willard's Hotel. fired at and killc.l
the head waiter. The affair has created
much excitement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-19
Gbs Utrmont pbenix.
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1855.

OuTsIDE, our readers will find a selection
Of purely political matter, including the mi
nori,y Report Of Judge collamer on Doug
las new scheme Tor the pacifcstion Of Kansas;
Fremont's clear, pointed and frank letter Of
acceptance; the views Of the New York Her
aid, independent, aud the Louisville Journai,
American, upon the prospect Of the Presiden.
tiAl election as II now appears; and an inter-
esting chapter Of selections from our exchang-
es indicating the daily accesSions to the ranks
of Fremont and Freedom throughout the en-
tire North. We trust that this selection will
prove acceptable to our readers at the present
time, particularly as everybody Is inquiring
Us to the prospects OF the canvass. Those Of
our readers who desire to know from time to
time the opinions expressed by the leading
Journals Of the North, shall have the oppor-
tuniiy through our columns.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-19
ION. WIN. G. BRADLEY.

Since the name Of this gentleman has been plsc-
ed at the head Of the tickle, for Electors Of Prcs-
dent and Vice President in this State, by those who
accept the nominations at Philadelphia in June
last, several individuals II Is reported, have given
currency TO the statement that he would not sup
port Mr.. Fremont How extensively such reports
have been circulated We do not know. but the fol-
lowing letter from NJ. Bradley. which we publish
10 connection with the circumstances under which
Ii was written. will set the matter completely at
rest -
For The Vermont Phoeair.
Ma. Enron 1T appears by the published re-
port proceedings Of the Republican State Con-
ventiOD. recently held at White River function.
that the Hon. VIM. c. Bradley was put in nomnA-
ton as one Of the candidates for Presidential cleo
tor.
I wish for the information Of others 10 inquire
what evidence the convention had that Mr. Brad
ley would. II electsi give his electoral vote for
FEKNoSr and DArTos. II il said that Mr. Brad
ley Is warm personal and political friend Of Mr.
Buchanan. also understand that Peyton r.
Chandler says. and 90 reports. that Mr.. Bradley,
in q recent eonversatiOn, told him that he was in
favor Of Buchanan for the Presidency.
From my personal aequaintanee with Mr. Brad
ley know him 700 well to doubt his honesty. and
that duplieity and treaehery have no abiding place
in his heart ; and that in no condition would he
suffer his name TO be used on the electoral ticket
pledged as tis understood to be, for FRExosr and
DArros. unless he fully and freely approves oftbs
principles upon which they were nominated But,
inasmueh as contradictory reports are in cireula-
ton In regard to his political sentiments you will
confer favor by publicly informing your many
readers Of the facts In the case SLB.
Rockingham. July II. 1856.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

To srhoR IL may eoaeern.-We have received
numerous complaints Of late from ladies in this viii
lage. who have been at considerable expense and
labor. in procuring and eutivatng rare plants and
choice flowers. and who have been very summarily
dispossessed Of the fruits Of these efforts.
However incredible Il may seem, IL is alleged. and
not without reason. that certain strangers visitors
in BrattleSOro, have without license presumed to
enter the enclosures Of many Of our citizens, and
care. distributed themamOng their friends & female
acquaintsnces; nor are they content with despOil-
ing private gardens but they have even entered the
cemetery, and with ruthless hands have robbed the
graves Of buds and blossoms. nurtured by the hands
and watered by the tears esthe bersved.
These unlawful depreds.-- rs are committed by
those who from their education and advantages
ought 10 know better than thus TO violate not only
the moral but statute law II, unfortunately. they
labor under the hAliucinaton that. by their social
position, they are exempt from the amenities. cOur-
esies and common deeences Of life, the sooner they
are restored to sanity and given to understand the
distinction between meum and iuum the better II
will DO for all parties.
The following communication is but one Of nu-
nervous complaints that have come to hand.
For the Vernon, Phoenix
Ma EDrroR There Is law Of the State against
any ones taking fruit which does not belong to
him, without leave from the owner. Is there any
law in like manner fOrbidding the appropriation of
choice flowers II not, there ought to be- There
are many persons in town, most ofthem ladies who
cultivate choice flowers. and who have hitherto. in
generous confidence in the self denial Of passers
by. len their plants exposed to the public eye and
within reach Of the common hand, by night as we'll
as by day. But new custom has been introduced
and more than one lady, who has watched the
forming bud Of some valued. II not rare plant, has
found Of late. whom the day has opened. on which
she meant to gather her treasure. that II has been
taken BY some unlicensed hand. Complaints Of
such trssPsssins A. this have been frequent in my
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New York uptown palace, which cost 500, 900
&C., &c, and this stuff the Buchanan papers
are adopting as the staple ammunition Of their
campaign.
Tue ink Of the same papers is hardly dry
which represented Col Fremont as a miserable
dependeu, on Palmer, Cook a. Co, who were
jewing him out Of the Mariposa estate already
morigaged 10 them up to its probable value.
Go ahead cripples! Your readers are truly
not the brightest people under the sun, and
swallow good deal with such eyes as they
have shui-but not camels Of this sort and size.
II anything were wanting to secure the cleo on
uf the peoples own candidate In the vigor Of
his manhood, with the mobiles, past in the
world, and room enough in his fresh life for a
still nobler future, this opening Of Mr.. Blu
chanan's campaign would supply the lack. II
the party which has just confessed to the great
SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY LIE, will
only go on with its chosen artillery, il may FIRE
At the Rocky Mountains or Fremont, jus, which
and as fast as it pleases.