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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

u THE subscriber having purchas- fesAsA
I ed lands in Florida, wishes to !SiiH
~. sell his Plantation lying in Abbeyil!e,
District, near Dorn's Gold Nine on Buffalo
Greek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres. Of which are about One Hundred and
Ninety Acres Cleared; One Hundred and;
Fifty Acres are Fresh, and in good re-
pair. and in high state Of cultivation. with q
good Dwelling House on tho same with two,
good brick cii'nneys to it, with good out Luid.
ingss and good new Gin House and Screw,
all in good repair.
Any person wishing to purchase win do
we'll to call and examine. as It will lay open.
for private sale till the 18th of October, 1856,
when shall offer it for sale at public outery,
together with oil kinds Of Stock and Crop of
Grain, together with II likely young Negroes
may be sold at the sane time.
MITCHELL cox.
June G, 1850 ,atds
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
SIlcriH's Sales.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs of Ficra Facius
- to Inc directed 1 will sell Mt Abbcville
Court House, on tho first Monday and Tuesday,
in Scptemcr next within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
300 Acres of Land. nlurc or less, bounded by
DR. VIM. Tenant. Maj. 4. Burt and others. as
the lrolrr'! Of =. J.. Dcvcamx, ads. Iuo. T.,
Goodwin nnd others.
50 Acres more or less, bounded hy Pctert'
Gulchcnu. j. l.. Graves and others, ii. the prop.
crty of l'. i. Gilbert, ads. J. ". Lesley .Exor..
and Others
l30 Acres, mere OF less, bounded By, A! lloyd
Jas Cochran and Others, rs the parpcrtv Of = .
W. Willis, ads. james Gown aud others.
l30 Acres, more less, bounded by Jno,
Wideman, Estate Of j. :. Baskin. and others
ms I'll" property of Vim. Suthrslaudl Sen'I, nds
Dr"nnan Il Hester and others
Negro Girl, Bira. rs the property of Eliza
beth Ware, ads. Jefferson Arnold nnd others.
Eocknways, IA the property of. u. T. uarr
ris. ads Moses T.nckev and other..
TERMS CASH.
7. r. COCHRAN, s. AID.
Sheriff. Office, Aug. II. 1856. I5.tsd
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
Kansas.

The suhjoined dispatch to the Caroliniun
contains the latest news we have seen from
Kansas
Sr. LOUIS. August ia Westport pa
per Of the 18th says that on Monday night
200 Frcesoilcrs attacked the town of Frank
lin, containing only twenty pro-savery men.
Ten persons were killed. and the post Office
mobbe,l and burnt The assa;lants also
carried ott cannon belonging to the town.
Another report says seventeen Frcesoilers
were killed and wounded. The Govern
ment troops occupied the place next day.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
Now Cotton.

New Cotton.
Tho first bale of new cotton was sold in
Columbia on Tuesday last at IL IA cents
quality middling. Raised by Mr.. Bates, of
Lexington District.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
The Ambrotype Car
WILL be OUT IN A FEW DAYS!
n. a. DEALE. Agent

n. n. DEALE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully v say to the Ladies and
w Gentlemen of Abbeville and vicinity,
that he will he ready by the 27th instant,
to take those beautiful Pictures on Glass called
AmbrOtyPcs.
These Pictures are the finest ever produced by
light They are far superior to the Daguerreo-
type both in looks and durability; the tone
is soft, md they can be seen in any light.
Persons wanting Pictures will please call as
early rs possible, MS my stay will be short Mt
this place. He pledges himself to give salts
faction in nll cnses. or no charge. Pictures
taken as we'll in cloudy weather as clear. Op.
Grating hours from until 2 o'clock.
r S.-Lndies will find that dark dresses will
add much to the beauty of the Picture.
August 90, 1856. l6.tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
MARRIED,

AtLowndesviIls, on Che 18th instant, BY Rev.
Joseph Gilbert, Mr.. J. Il DIXON, Of Columbia,
s. c., and Miss g. H. DuPRE, oof the former
plaza '.. n, MI, .yIf an ~, -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22

we regard as among the very ablest of the
many delivered on the SAME exciting ques.
ton.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
Good News from New Hampshire.


The following note Of good news is from
gentleman residing near Concord, in New
Hampshire, and personal acquaintance
and friend of President Pierce, whose nc.
quaintancc afforded us many hours of pleas
ure during visit TO the City of Washington
in the spring Of 1855. Since then lie has fire.
qucntly sent us copies Of the Union Demo-
crat, very respectable looking and ably
conducted Journal, which ceases not to
pour its voll.ys of hot shot into the camps
of !iboli,ionis,n AMI occasionally, also, n
copy OF some one or ether of the "opposi,ion"
sheets. These tokens Of his remembrance
VIC have most highly appreciated as coming
from an intelligent gentleman and true
Democrat. If ever lie visits "lhe land of
Calhoun we can assure him those favor
able i:nmpressions which it pleased us to
see lie had of its citizens will be heightened
and confirmed. He, as well rs all Others
such rs he, will ever finI hospitable wei
come in Oh, homes and hearts. But to
the ntte:
81 have sent you some Of onr internal on.
position papers. If YOU do not wish nlc to
send them, please say or mark yes or no,
on the next paper v"u scnl me. If you
would like to see them, will send them
from time to time. Our cause looks we'll here.
Old staunch Viii ss coming out on the side
of pcmocracy-they have no where else to
go-ours, they say, is the only National
party. have thought Of travelling South,
though think I cannot just at present.
If do, shall make it in my way to spend
some time in South Caroiina--Mc land of
Calhoun.-I have thought much of the
pleasant interviews VIC had at Washington,
City, in March, 1855. Ny health is good
and ain working for Buchanan will, all
my might. Success to our cause. was
at Concord day or two since, and got this
paper on purpose TO send to you."
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
Marble Yard !!

pERSONs in want Of anything in the
ted by calling on the subscribers, at Abbeyille
Court House.
They will be found on Washington Street, in
tile house formerly occupied by w. NJ. Hughey.
LEAVEI.L d CHALMERS.
July 30 1856 IS SIN
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
A Neat md Good LittIe-Earm for,
Sale.

n NEUt AIld Good LiftIN Farm for
Sale.
I>liE subscriber being desinous of rcmovines
L. to the West, offers his Farm for Sale It.
is situated four and half miles from the WILL:
age of Abbcvillo in n Northeast direction,
and in one of the best ncighboshosas Of agree.
able friendly neighbours in tho District. The
plantation contains one Hundred. nnd Seven.
teen Acres, Fifty Acres Of which Mt len.t is,
woodland, tho balance in n high state Of cul-.
tivaton. On the premises arc all'ilecessary
houses. On the whole it is ono of the best:
places. of it's size, in Abbeville District
The terms will be accommodating.
JAMES MORRISON.
August II, 1885, IS If,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
JAMES C. CALHOUN,
ATTORNEY At Law,

ATTURNEY 1T LAW,
ABBEVILLE G.. H.,
WILL attend promptly to all business en-.
w trusted to his care
May be found for the presept at tho Office Of
Messrs. Wilson, Lomnx l. Haddeu.
June 1856 k-ti
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22

ALWAiSON HAND. 4 LiRCE ASS0R TaEHNTlOE;'
FANCY RTICL ES.
CCClI rs R"sewno.! and Mahogany Writing.
- Desks Rosewood and Morocco. Iirt ssinv-
Gases. Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth asI .
Finger mil Brushes.
Ladies' Rcticulcs and Work Boxes: aold Pens,
in Silver and Gold Cases ;; Fancy, lihd :.
sta'ds; Pen Racks Pcn-k nnl Mavoaco.
Porte M"nnaics, Of NIL sizes :: Bankeris
Cases; superior English Wnter Colors; i:
cnnlels Hair Pencils; Rogers and Wos-
tcnholm's Superior Pocket Cutlery, &c..
DC. For snlc ut rcasona', Il Prices l,y,
S. T0NNSENn,
l2s Richardson Street, Colrmbia, S c..
August 4. 1856. l4-tapll:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22
q; e. 9; 1,I1ST4asT R91KETT' Editors.

Dollar a Year, in Advance.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-22

gentleman from Ohio will consider mau
OF reputation, and his opinions Of weight
and authority. Ho presided with dignity
and ability i'll the chair which you now oc.
cupy, and he WAS afterwards transferred to
the White House, as the Chief Executive
OF the Republic. In that debate, Mr.. Polk,
in the first instance, denied this power TO
Congress; and when lie came to discuss
the subject more elaLoratcly in second
speech, lie said this:
Upon full examination Of the question,
| am confirmed in the opinion that this
House IS invested with no authority. under
the Constitution or laws of the land. to pun-
lsf, as for n contempt or a violation Of its
privileges, any ofense committed not in the
presence Of the House during its session.
or in such manner AS to disturb its proceed.
ings"
That was the deliberate conviction Of Mr..
Polk after having looked into this question
for month in the Houston case.
Previous to that, this question arose in
the case of an assault upon the Private
Secretary Of the President, committed upon
him in the rotunda, whilst bringing mes
sage to this House. The House took juris.
djction Of Che subject, but dismissed the
party without ppnishmet, the majority of
the committee claiming the right, but sta
ting that it was right liable to abuses,
They were 90 lilly satisfied that they did not
propose any punishment. Accompanying
the report was q most elaborate and we'll
considered opinion Of Philip p. Barbour,
late judge Of the supreme Court of the
| United States, in Sphici, bo ,v.n.; ;n.o . en-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
News From The Fountain Head!
MoRcANTowv Va, Sept. IL. 1855.

MoRGANToWN, VA, oep'. IL 1000.
This is 10 Certify, That have examined
the Recipe for preparing McLane's lmprov.
I'd Fermrluge and improved Liver Pills by
DR.. |. Scott, who has been in the babi, oil
preparing and using my original medicines
IN my office during the last thirteen years,
and ha, believe he has improved them
make the above statement the mere vii.
liney as have no interest i'm them what
ever. G. McLANE, NJ. ID.
DR.. M'Lanes Improved Etver Pills and lmpro-
we'd Ncrmiuge, also DR.. !. Scotts Celebrated
White Circassian Liniment, prepared solely un.
der the supervision Of DR.. |. Scott, a Rrgula,
Medical Graduate and Physician OF extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Or. l. Scot,
Co., sole Projectors, Bank Place, Morgan.
town, Va. DR.. M Lanes Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Ncrmifugc, accompanied by Ger.
tlfcate of G. McLane.
W All the above Medicines are for sale By
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30

The Americ"n Meeting on Saturday
E0ent@g.-The meeting at the Cuutt
House on Saturday evening evnced IN
enthusiasm and numbers more than tho
most ardent lovers ofthe good aud truth
iul cause were even allowed to anlici.
pate, Col. Davenport and Mr.. GaIlag-
her both made eloquent, impressive and
genuine Union speeches, aud cheer af
ter cheer went up during the course Of
their delivery, which proved conclu-
sivoIy that the immense crowd (he
Courl House being literally crammcd,)
received the addresses in the proper
spirit, aud that they will have a most
telling elect. A band Of music was in
attendance and numerous and beautiful
A merican banners were suspended a
round the interior of tho house aud i,
was acknowledged on all hands that it
was most intensely enthusiastic, and at
the same time orderly assemblage that
has congregated in Wheeling for long
time. We have not time at present 10
give even a synopsis of the addresses
delivered, but will say that they were
highly creditable, not only to the speak.
ors themselves, but to tho glorious u.
Mon loving party which they have the
honor to represent. We shall probably
speak Of this meeting again, - Wheel.
Tines.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
Terrible Explosion Of. camphenc

We regret to learn that terrific
explosion of camphcne burning fluid
occurred in Shinston, Harrison county,
one night last week, by which u young
man, Jasper Fortney, was badly burn
cd and narrowly escaped death, and
another, named James, was considerably
burned. Young Fortney had prepared
the fluid by recipe procured from a
pedlar, who assured him that it would
not explode. He (Fortney) had filed
the lamp, common pewter globe lamp,
from can which contained a quart of
the fluid, and set it on the table about
an arms length from the lamp, which
was burning. He Immediately saw a
stream Of flame connecting the lamp
and the can, and in an instant the can
was torn to pieces, the lamp vas melted!
and the room and one adjoining it were
filed with bright sheet of flame, which
Scorched things, although but fash.
The two young men, who were studying
IN the room, were badly burned, MIR.
Fortney seriously, mostly On their
arms and breasts. Mr.. Fortney, in
his agony, threw some of the burned
flesh off the insides of his hands -
They are recovering. Never, under
any circumstances, burn camphcne.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30

Stampede Of Ncgrocs.-Five negroes
lately ran away from their owners Messrs
Andrew aud James Crawfrd, Of Au.
gusta county, but their route being as
cora ined, two young mon went in pur.
suit. and discovered the fugatives in the
woods in Highland county. They rcfu-
scd to surrender, even under the threats
of shooting, until their pursuers cooked
and leveled heir gune, when they at once
yielded. While ono was being tied,
however the others started; aud in tho
confusion of the moment, the one IN GUS
tody also got away. Thus four made
good their escape, but The fifth was af.
teiwards recaptured and secured.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
Tie ssowlcsburg Ssscc Club.

This company Of excelIaDt vocalIists,
who attend as many Fillmore Meetings
as come within their reach were at Gin
ION on Saturday, and pleased the poo.
pIo we'll with their lively .glees and pa
u'otic songs. They buIiedOd Buck so
"low.ow o" to the tune of"Uncle Ned -
mat we do not expect he will DO able
10 got about before the sailing Of the
Cincinnati Platform for tho head wa
tiers Of Salt River on the 4,h Of March
next.
The Club como to Morgan,own with
our Delegation, anu on Monday enli.
yened the American meeting hero With
hrSt rate songs. In the evening they
gave Concert OF Vocal music at Court.
house Hall, singing choice variety Of
sentimental melodies, &c. to the delight
OF numerous and respec'actoble audi.
tory. Their visit TO US we hope was as
Pleasant TO them as agreeable to our
citizens.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
Orr T,emale Seminary,

Will commence its next session on
Monday next, Sept. 1st. We congrat-
ulate the community and friends of the
Institution upon the happily promising
auspices under which it will be reopen
ed. P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, late Princi-
pal of Classical Department of Duff 5
College, Pittsburg, Pa, has been Sc
cured rs Principal of the Seminary
He will be assisted by Miss NJ. E. Hay
den, as Teacher Of English branches,
&C., also by other competent teachers
in the several departments. We in
wife attention to the advertisement in
our paper to-day.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
Nj 4 Il RIE d.

On Thursday Aug. II, by Ed. w. P.
Fortney, Mr.. JOHN O'lIARRA and Miss
MARY L. COSTELLO, Of Taylor Co., Va.
On Sunday Aug. II, by the same,
Mr.. EUGENIUs DEMoss and Miss MAR
TIA ANN VIRGINIA HALL, Of Taylor co.
On Sunday Aug. "a, by the same,
Mr.. WILLIAM Nj. GRIMES and Miss
CATHERINE a. RANKINs, of Preston co.
On Monday Aug. 25, by the same,
Mr.. WILLIAM J. WILLIAMS and Miss
C0RNELIA W. GRIMES, Of Preston CO.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
Accident.

JONATHAN HOFFMAN, residing near
Granville, in this county, while enga-
scd in feeding a Trcshing Machine on
Tuesday last, had his right arm so mu-
tilated that amputation was rendered
necessary. The hand was torn from
the wrist, and passed through the ma
chine; the arm was horribly torn to
the elbow, above which it had to be ia
ken off. Drs. J. McLane, Brock and
Miller, performed the amputations and
We understand tho patient is GONZALES
cling, though in critical condition.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
WIZ AglgBlgAI yllDN,
IORGANToWN, AUGUST 80, 1856.
Change OF Heading.

Our old heading, we took the notion.
occuried too much of our first page,
so we reduced its size this week. We
wish to please alf tastes, and to give
NIL the reading matter we can, and as
great variety as possible in a political
campaign, and therefore economize al a
VALUABLE space in our columns Whe'h-
erthe change is an improvement in APP
pearance or not depends entirely on
the taste Of the examiner. 80 we leave
them to decide. the room is what we
are after Just now.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
letter from Zion. urastus Brooks.

The following encouraging and en-
tirely reliable Letter is from the dis,
tinguishcd American legislator and or,
ator, Hon. Erastus Brooks, of n. Y,
to Col. Kramer, Of this place:
HOrnersvtile, n. Y, dug. %.
Dear Sri received yours in West,
ern n. Y, where 1 am canvassing for
our cause and candidates. ] am now
in the midst of Black Rcpqblicanism,
which is yielding to light and truth.
Mr.. Buchanan has not the ghost of a
chance in New York. The 'Hards,
when they see moro fully the detection
of the 'Softs' for Fremont, will turn in
and help us, and confirm our success
rather than sec the State go for Ere
mont. Be assured Of our earnest,
hearty and hopeful labor.
When was in Connecticut, the Fill
more men set up for themselves. They
are not so strong as Fremont nor, but
their organization will make them
stronger, and in no contingency can
the State so for Fremont.
New York ViU 90 for Fillmore
We are working up to that result, and
shall accomplish it. Were it not for
Fillmore every free State would so for
FREMONT, and secure his election
To show you the extent of my faith and
hope, have left family, friends and
business for the whole canvass Trust
to our Now York friends, and may we
not hope for Virginia? God help the
country if FILLMORE is not elected.
Truly yours,
ERASTUS BROOKS.
l.. KRAMER, Esq, Morgantown, Va.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

n1- E. G. Brooke, Esq, has our
thanks for late and interesting St. Lou
is papers. Every week almost lays us
under renewed obligations to his kind
ness for similar favors.
Ray- We are indebted to Hon. Jno.
S. Garlic for copy Of Investigations
in Kansas matters and other Pub. Docs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
EA&EssE& Gspz. SAKE.

The subscriber offers for sale 900 acres
OF land on the wcG; torn OF Little kanawha
now N Calhoun county Va. in lots to suit
purchasers. This is fine trac, OF farming
lands suitable for the pIow or grozng. Al.
SO 5000 acres in Mnnongala &. Preston
county OF mountain lands, at from one 10
three d"lIars Ter acre.
90 acres IN Scot county, Iowa;
l6O do in D'lavam county, Iowa;
1876 do in Ccuo Gorla county, Iowa;
100 DO in Macon county, Michigan;
III do part Of The JAS Weaver land,
3 miles North east OF Morgan
town;
30 DO Part Of the Ridgwoy land op.
p"si'e Morgnnrown.
loO DO On sale near Cheat rivPr,--
known os the Jeremiah Still
well tract; price Sl8 per acre.
Ia TOWN LOTS in, West Morganrown.
July 80, 1856. l.. w. TOWER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30

tVThe imports Of foreign goods in.
to New York, from January lst to Ju.
" 3lst, 1856. amounted to Sl33,070,
600 against SS3,733 900 during the same
seven mouths Of 1855 Increase $A9,.
$4,000 Total exports from New
York during the same seven months Of
1906. S47,l02,000 against SIG $4,000
during the same period last year. Elk.
ports Of specie from New York in the
first seven months Of 1866, SlS,602,0 900
against SIS, 957 900,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
ESEED:

Near Harmony Grove, in this coun-
ty, on Sunday night last, of Scarlet
Fever, MARY ANN NEIGHDoRs, aged
two years and six months, daughter of
Aaron and Ellen Ncighbors.
In the same vicinity, Of the same
disease, on Friday night last, ScoTT
GoRMAN, aged about six years, son Of
William and Elizabeth German.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
TRUST SALE
In Phillippi, Barbour County, Va.

DURSUANT to the provisions OF Deed of
L Trust executed 20 me as Trustee, by Will
liam X. Hall, for the benefit of William G.. Brown
and John i. Byrnc, Administrators of Charles
Ryan, deed. and John p. Byrne and Charles
Zinn, the LIST day Of July, iS5l,-I shall sell
in the town Of Phillppi, Barbour county, Va, on
the first day Of the Circuit Court of said county,
viz: on the 10th day of October, 1856, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
property, viz:
One House and lot in the town of
phiillPpi, Barbour county, Va, adjoining lots of
William y. Keys and John Baker. being the
same lot on which said Hall resided at the date
Of said Trust. Also,
Il Tract Of Land IN Preston coa,nty,
Va, containing about Is acres, situated on the
waters OF Raccoon Creek, adjoining lands of
william Sampson, Job Magil's heirs and Joseph
Mathews hcrs,-known as Land formerly be
longing to JOB MagI!l, sen. Also, an undivided
nail OF ccria in Tract Of Land in the county OF
barbour, On the watcra OF the Middle Fork con-
tainlng 1870 Acres, adjoining Lands of Henry
Q. Middleton, Law y. MorraI and others, it be-
ing the same Land which the said VIM. X. Hall
ana Charles :. Morgan entered, and for which
no patent has as yet issued in consequence of
caveat being entered against the issuing Of tho
grant or patent, and upon which suit (al the date
OF said trust) vas pending in the Circuit Court
oil Barbour county, Va. Also,
The tOlloWjng Personal PyovcyiV !:
Tiro Cows, one Cooking Store, fire Belsteads
and necessary Bedding. one Bvegu, one Brass
C|oeE, one CHpboaTd and Ware, tmo 9aIies, one
Copper Kettle, and one lot Of Jo1ner'S' ToOiS
Selling Trustee shall make onIysnch tit,s
to the purchaser, for the real estate ulorcenid
as is vested IN mo by virtue Of said Trust Deed,
JOHN J. BROWN, Trustee.
August l6, 1856. 81 I'll
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-30
The whole world C0NJtIerri I
d.. I. Scou's CcIcH,..cI S.u.Iu
SirCaSSilva gip,t-s1;e,I

The universal relief aiEotdeH - SpD'c9:,ou-
OF tbs Celebrated King ofrlin Killers in 60
ses Of Rheumatism, G0ul, Lumh0gc Sore 'r.,a;,
bruises, Spfans, Swc!iings, Sl!a,rs Of tho
joints, Scja;asa, Pains, Scn!Gs, ru:.-. .:vicr.
or any o;hor disease for which Pain I\in"r e.
l.inlmcnt is used, cna Glcs Us 70 aSrSrL posilir,
y That Dr. !, Scotrs Cc'cDrai, 4 u -. ~,
cSssiah Liniinent is The most 'i.l'", sgl' ~
pleasant remedy yet discovered, IoSse..,rc q
'NnIshIng properties FOR HEALING rr.rSSE ANU
the 'FRONT.' ERADICATION or rAIE. !'r racnv
aticSia:ions to its virtues. given " rcIsuus q.
enlightened Judgment ard strict intGgr ~, shoul.
induce all TO RdoP,it az standard Esnlii, i,rrn-
edy. The most incrOduous VIII require 9"th;ng
more than the following testimony II AZ. G..
NC Leh", distinguished as great d.scOvcrcr of
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AMERICAN MEETING.

S. SIEGFRIED JR., Senatorial Flee,
tor, will address the people at Mason,
town, Preston county, g miles north
ofMlcs, on the Tunnclton pike on Sat,
urday, the 9Th day of September at 2 J
o'clock.
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6Iss The Americans will have n

BGg% The Americans will have a
Grand Rally at Taylor's springs in
Rockingham, SoIt. I'd, Bolts, limbo,
den, Stuart, Rives and Moore, eminent
Virginia speakers, as also II. Winter
Davis of Nd, were invited to be pres,
cnt. Hurrah for Rockingham