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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Va.

WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, w.
JllHIS celebrated Watering Place, which 10 open
for the reception and accommodation OF visitors, 10
situated In Bath county, Virginia. hundred and seven.
~ miles West Of Richmond, and the direct Turnpike
Road IL the White Sulphur Syringe and Guyaudotte on
the Ohio River hve miics from the Bath Alum and Hot
Springs respectively and eight miles from the Healing
These have been long and justly famed for their
curative qualities in various diseases well for the
luxury OF bathing Their properties gently sperent
diuetic diaphorec and Alternative and are especially
applicable the treatment of the following diseased con-
ditiOns, viz
Chronic Rheumatism and Gou:, and diseases resulting
from their latent existence Affections OF the Spinal Mar
row. and their consequences; Paralysis HSmapga, fol.
lowing suppressed excavations from Hemorrhoid Ute
rnc deraugem Metdstdses of Gout Rheumdsn;
& s o. tho ssas o
the CutdncOus Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid and othepsc
deranged conditions Of the Lire.
IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of large and commodious Hotel large number
Of handsome and conveniently arranged Cottages spa
cious dining and ball room, billiard room, bowling alley,
lighthouses, &c, &c.
Which Of the temp 96-ss deg. Fahrt are four In
number large octagonal Bath for Gentlemen is teet
diameter and feet in depth The Ladies' Bath. Of
nearly equal dimensions Two Spout Baths, and pr
vs,e Bath for lnvalids All OF which comfortably and
conveniently furnished aud constructed and
ed with cold Pungng Baths, abundantly supplied with
spring water Of the temp. 60-67 deg. Farht.
vrThe locality of these Springs is remarkabie for
heahiness-he oundng country Of romantic beauty
the atmosphere salubrous and invigorating.
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the very
character and every effort made contribute to the
comfort and convenience of visitors.
fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for tho sea
son.
As these Springs are located but IA miles from
the Virginia Central Railroad the following facilities will
be afforded for reaching them:
train of cars will leave Richmond daily ut O'CLOCK
A will connect with the Orange and Alexandria cars
Al will arrive at Saunton at p O'Clock, p
NJ where time will be allowed for passengersta dine.
and reach Mlboro the present terminus OF the Central
Railroad at o'clock, P. NJ where ample number Of
fine coaches will be in readiness convey the passengers
the same evening the Bath Alum Warm. Hot and Heal
ing Springs a. they may wish to 60
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been made
with Hessrs Hartman, Brown Co.. the present popular
and obgng proprieors OF the otage line this route TO
convey VISITORS and from these Springs TO the White
Sulphur, at their convenience and discretion.
GEORGE MAYSE,)
Sc 8. G. F WIsE Pr0pre'0F''
June l3-c2m MORTON BLEDSOE. Manager.
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II: TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AnD PlANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,


nuEH GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
W. III unde',gned is sole agent In this nD@-
|FyvSSIy ior the sale Of the celebrated
Ems CLARK's PIANO FORTE"
ii ~ unenn havereceived the unquali.u
5ra Oh The greatest Pisnists In this country and in
= ~ sha well established makers
s.s, mor keeps constantly hand an assortment Of
t.,,I aHcsi Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
ta consisting OF Pelaubsts superior MELODEONS,
yrSr", NO octsVes with single and double reeds
MI approved FLuTEs-Qhese Flutes are not sur.
~ Bsrjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c. 0''-''
s.ag Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces, for c,,Joost.
S.;sa Instruments. ''' ''a'''"o~
stools and bes.quality Guitar and Violin String,
and ana most beautiful assortment offashonabe
ande-d Sheet Eusic 20 be found In this st.,s
L ,So. discount made to Teachers and Schools.
"a every article In tie Music line may be had q.
Piano. T .nrnent a. most reasonable prices.
f. ,Sned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In e.
ones P. h. TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS, BANK
IAANIERED BY The IEGISl4 arIIR g DE NIRGlNIA

CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL $4,000.
NoSEf received on deposit in sums of i've dollars
A'A and upwards, which nterests the rate OF per
ee1.n p. aE5." Is paid for sums remaining six months
eea;gH.
lac ~aol. Joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued ~ the Cashier
- akE at the store OF E. B. Spence corner of Main
ana Governor ,rrce,s Richmond Va
sAML 9. COTTRELL, Pres
Msy 27-d3a G WALT Saoin
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL FOR RENT OR

LEASE.
Nhs subscribers desiring to change their present bu.
L .asss oaer for rent, (or a lease 90 numaer of
sm nay be had Of the proprietor) the CENTRAL HOTEL
,Es-.y Known the monument Hotel" The ad van.
-:is location we'll known that it ia deemed
esny advert to them The House is now in frat rate
..s' having been recently repaired throughout and
&c 'tdlon made to it, The furniture 10 all and of
s'Ay ani, with the lxtures will be sold 20 :hc per.
:. ,sa1ne on liberal terms. The House has very
-. 1'iom, and offers great inducements to person
"'as 20 enter The business.
JOS. A. MAYO s. CO.
Happyio M"'a-s. aNppIS & ApPRRsos.
!aae 3-d&cln
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SEA BATHING,

NhiS summer Retreat only two miles from Old
u Point, will be re-opened the LIST of June when
the proprietor will happy to any OF his friends who
may wish to enjoy Salt Water Bathing and the luxures
OF the Seabesrd The Hall has been much Improved and
oesuthed and ample preparations made for the comfort
anapleasure OF all who may visit this delightful resort
boata Fishing Tackle Pleasure Carriages, &c, always
in readiness to contribute the enjoyment Of the guests
Nav 9i-c6w a. RANKS
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SEASOSABLE GOODS
WE have for salo ut our Ware Room., No. 95, Main
w street. In different styles and qualities, complete
assortment Of
Canton Waiting
Floor Oil Cloth
Curtain Goods
Window Shndcs
Table OF! Clo.hs
Piano and Table Covers
Cocoa Mating
Step Linen, &C., &c.
Importing the minority of goods and rcplcnishng
almost weekly from arrrasat New York we respectful
" invite buyers to examine OF desirable goods
IN the above line. RICHARDSON a. CO
June ll-lm- Of Main street
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STOIRIIN: SPRINGS.

II
VyHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in augusta county, va,
10 miles from Staunton. and 81 miles from harrson'
burg win be under the management OF Mr; fhl EN- H.
WOODWARD formerly tJacksonriver ana LOT taH last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 nVaiids ana
pleasure seeking public that by erecting eight more dom
Bic cottages and by general improvement OF the pre-
Ines since last season. alter the 10th OF June he will
be prepared with entirely new furniture, and sutcien.
number of attendants offer visitors the most pleasant
accom- nodatlons in the Virginia mountains.
The waters Of this place unsurpassed: In fact the
visitor a. these springs has the advantage of all the
various waters belonging the entire mineral region OF
Virginia.
I'll, sulphur Water Is excolled by except that of
Grecnbrie-.
The Alum Springs inferior to none tested for the
last FIVE with the Chs,vbese and Free Stone Wa
ters hand In abundance rend. ths place, proper
ly, the Mineral Springs of Virginia
For pleasure seekers there will bs Music in aenuance
and the and sports afforded by mountain re-
sorts.
Au experienced physician viii reside at the Springs
TERMs:-Sl0per week. $50 fo- month Of four weeks
and reduction made for entire for less than
week 81 50 per day will be charged.
line of superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
s,auntos daily for this place. after the arrival of the
| Eastern cars.
line OF Stages is expected to pass the Springs, en-
| route from Harrisburg to Bath Alum Springs
| NAV 2a-c3,aw3m CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor
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THE l. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,

- IIPI. NkINIFER,
-''ee' Guy Poia; Saturday Morning at 9 O'Clock.
n.ssr soN NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
i i La desi-ins to go by her must %Tk
,clocs -, -, ue's saturday morning at So
nd BERN. me resrsprs cars and secure their uekss
Passage 70 w.. v VC, sou'n side OF the ossin.
ST. o'A' meais ana oertns inciaaeo, on1y
!gne EST ,,,n, . ,,,.r.oS
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VALUABLE Coal PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HlY request of A. r. Bailey, will sell at public
d tion on the 10Th day Of July, 1857 the premises
the of the said Bailey, and Of the said Bailey and
wife certain valuable coal property adjoining Glover HILL
one tweny.four aud tor the life OF his wife int
rest in the coal in of more than 600 OF land
The coal in the said land is Of superior quality and
very accessible co having been raised from the present
shntt with
TERNS-One-half In cash; the balance in six months
secured by a negotiable note with good cndorser.
June lG-ctds- BENJAMIN II. NASH
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ertihcate Of Package OF TO Whole Tickets go
10 Half 40
~ Quarter " 20
n ,b,b
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
a LII persons Indebted to the estate of Joseph Scott
"A deceased, will please come forward and make pay
possible further indulgence cannot be
given All persons having claims against said estate will
present them to US Immediately for payment otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar to the collection of said
claims.
WIN. NJ. AND J. M SCOTT, Administrators
May 23-lm of Jos. Scott, deceased
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JOHN DOOLEY
PrRTIYEU S1jpD11E,

N ~ !aN received, by steamer jamestown, an ele-
s:,x a. i'' o. Men, and Boys Colored and White
All. 81 fI oosFon and Relieve Hat. and very fine
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4 30j urizes AMOUNTING to s.Ui,W
lWhole Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quarters s. So.

q 3OJ DrIIee amOuntlng
SWboe Ticket, sl0-ualves S5-ouarters s. So
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to 80 OOO corresponding with those
numbers on me tickets printed on separate slips paper
are enc,rcled with small tin tubes and placed in
wheel The first 25T prizes similarly printed and encr
cled, are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and the time pr &c
is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered by the the prize being placed
spsnsr the number drawn. This operation 10 repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and the
two succ eeding numbers to those drawing the rst IL
prizes will be cnte to the "a Appro ximation Prizes
For example fTcket No 1880 draws the 500 OOO Prize
each he entitled TO s225 If Ticket No. $50 draws the
500 nrn pr,. tbose T,tets numbered aa $40 55l $50
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NJ, - aad IL oc:aves, TO which would respectfully
-. atea!on Of Professors. Amateurs, and the public
nose who wish to purchase instrument, would
~, ask comparison of them with those Of any other
=, general judgment Of distinguished musicians and OF
In New York and Richmond is that they are
IT," as and unriyalled. A. NORRIS Sole Agent,
'-ae N,;n
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GEO WATT. p. II. sTAkkt
THE CUFF BRACE pL0W

GEO. WhI!. <,,,. p. TT. STARkE.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
4 gaining favor with the farmers N-As
and planters for the last ten years XIV
until it may now be considered the ez7SS ksSlnnk0
mot popular Pow in use in the whole South as taken
premiums ut three oil our State Fns and the last a5
took the I'll the most popular plows in
L. has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows well as silver medal
being the hs hest award offered By this Institutes and has
been successfully tested in every variety OF soil in this
State, and many of the more 'outhern States
Manufactured By the uEdcrsigned at their factory on
where may he had nearly every article use tor ,nc the
soil All made in our own shops of best material.
April 9-cly GEO. WATT a. CO.
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GEOs b. SrEEL, DENTIST,
(FORMERLY WITH THE LATE DR.. 7. II. kDMUEDS)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. 23l, MAIN ST.,
MAY be found at all hours, and Ia pre-. R=A
WI pared to insert teeth from one TO 3Yeq3f&1jS
complete set, upon the purest material QlIfYYN
and In the best possible manner; also, to
extract, fill and regulate teeth aud perform all other
Dental operations Having experience of nearly eight
years In this CITY, ne feels confident Of giving satisfaction
All work warranted
Remember the place. No a3l, Main between 9Th and
9th streets. Richmond Va. Iupn l--3m
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n MEN BOSOMs at a5 cents flor sale by
IL June II y. hhai w Lilo
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,vrs SMITH, ESD, OF

,,NES SMITH, kSQ Oh tuo oo.J e
ss s5 d s sss 9!
=, rscsnlI n and will receive the cordial support
sIrsa'sce u'G NV me counties OF King William. Ring
= r. r,nt r S..ex Caroline and Hanover
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JoHs TYLER, WIN. II. 1Yign.
formerly Of Scotsvlle.j
TYLER & SON,
CHGNi. SION MERCHANTS,
l3o, Cary srAEET, i.IliiaoND, Va,
cOLIClT cCncignmehts of Tobacco, Flour Wheat
- Corn R"'t"r, and Country Produce generally to the
sale OF which and selection goods ordered
partner John lyle. with business experience of over
30 years. will give his persona attention.
Jan 3-c6m
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DIVIDEND.

TIME BOARD of Directors of the Manchester Cotton
and Wool Manufacturing Company, have declared
dividend of three per cent out Of the pss of the las,
six months, payable on the 10Th July, at my office
June l2-ctl5tnJuly w. II. POWERS, Agent
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE 25TU OF
JUNE
TINE IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH:
II HOW TO MEET IT.
By HINTON Rowan Heller
OF North Carolina
One vol. l2mo, 420 pages price 81.
Sent free of postage receipt OF the price above
Address BURDlCK BROTHERS, Publishers
June l5-3m' .. Spruce street, New York.
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Il me sctr. CRgNSHAw, am in receipt 1879
S?'ceser's anu 'e"O"' ''' u 'f
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SAVANNAH LOTTERY,
ON THE HdphNA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
ANDERSON e. SON,
MANAGERS.
SUCCESSOR TO J. +. WINTER, MANAGER.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE $6O,UUO
10000 TICKETS
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- OFTHE STATE OFGEORGA.
CLASS L.
Draws July l5th 1857 at ~. Andrews Hail. savannah
Georgia, under the superintendent Of w. H. sy
..l I Al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


,,n. oF WISDOlI-ARE YOU DiS,
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERs VIII
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(AYLOR q cos CAST STEEL am now low,

nUTTER COOLER.-A new and improved arti-
II e for The table whereby butter is hardened without
-,, IN con,ac, with the ice. gold medal was awarded
Inventor al the las; fair OF the Maryland Institute,
,s hes, ,,er Cooler invented They are OF hand
,ne silver plate, and are ornamental as well as useful
10 ga. BULKLEY < co.
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IUunER PANTS.-A large and desirable assert.
y men; 0. Fancy Cashmere, Drap d'Ete Merno, Mar
.tirs and Linen Pants, adapted TO the present season.
zhich We oger a, reasonable prices.
- >. KEEN BALDWIN co.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FUK SALE Ar
Auction

JhMES w. uhEEN
Jurn I5-ctds C,m,;,.ion.
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- FIVE !UNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
IL !AhEH TT OF THE STATE, AND TWO HUN.
49, DNlARS REWARD If TAKEN IN THE
ASaMAI ~ negro boy 10 E, sometimes called JOE
arn rather stout ak ginger bread color: small nous
neoe; s'anme's osd' when confused quickly spoken
20 .oos 1as t"sor tee suits OF clothes blue dress
os "a ofsss ontoh. black plants and patent leather
-n IN III, cy on Tussda. last; had pass 10 Hanover
soantE and supposed " ssiug his way towards York
Mss 'r sae purpose OF getty ON oo.rd coasting
'e,'si SAMUEL ELLIS.
-uhe lin Richmond.
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g s:,TEvS nv THE EIGHTH

TO t,IRCUT'r-we authorized 70
Is !t 1it n COLEMAN. Esq as a candidate az,
sh ss. Sd dc uS Sses s Com
Sc cccss''ne' y May 2a-cu
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FRO DE- CONCLUDED /

William Smith, the newly elected sheriff
OF Madison county, Ohio, opened the court
for The first time with the following novel
speech:
"llear We. The honorable court Of COM
mon pleas within and for the county Of
Madison and State of Ohio, is now in ses
sion, aud ready to transact such business
as may regularly come before it, where the
guilty sometimes go unpunishcd, and the
innocent unnecessarily suffer-where the
honorable Judge stands abashed at the de-
prayity and stupidity of mankind-aud
where the lawyers cause perfect and disas.
trous wreck of your pocket book, and the
sheriff ready stands, with an unreenting
heart, to take your goods, chattes, and all
your clothes; and il, at the intervals of
court, there should any property fall into
your hands by any deceased relative. we
again stand ready TO put you through !"
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Az INCIDENT OF rEE FUEL FAMINE AT
CHIcAGo.--The Chicago Democratic Press
tells the following story, and vouches for its
truth: There was q crowd in the Office of
the city marshal yesterday, where that
good-natnred official WAS selling wood to
the poor. Stand back, all of you, and let
the woman with baby have q chance
The crowd complied, AMI again and again,
woman after woman, each with a babe in
her arms, kept pressing forward to the desk.
The marshal took it coo.Iy for a while. but
finally the infant began to assume famil
lar look, and an examination was had, when
il turned out that the mother was kenainq
her baby 10 Ter acquaintanees, to secure for
them the immunities which she herself en-
Joyed. There was a laugh all round, and
fresh start. Jim AYERS that the last Dor
rover of the baby pincLed it 70 make it ex-
cite additional sympathy"
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An ARTFuL MIsEE-Some time ago a
gentleman called upon certain nobleinan,
very wealthy and iuordinate.y mean char.
acter, and found him at the breakfast table.
quite alone, aud doing his utmost to catch
a fly which was buzzing about the room.
"What the deuce are you aboutp demands
ed the astonished visitor, TO whom the spec
tacle of an old man amusing himself l,y
catching flies seemed very singular, to say
the least. "Hushl" exclaimed the other,
I'll tell YOU presently" After many ef-
forts, the old fellow at last succeeded in en-
trapping the fly. Taking he insect care
fully between his thumb and forefnger, lie
put II into the sugar bowl and quickly let
the Id over his prisoner. lis visitor. more
annoyed than ever, knowing as he did the
avarieious character Of the man before, re.
peatod the question. IN tell YOU" replied
the miser a triumphant grin overspreadins
his countenance as he spoke 81 want to
ascertain 1.-THE servants steal the sugar.
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Depotto to sotbern aieJts, @oliifs aarieulare a,o
sPARTANBURG, s. c. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY le 1857

yet tellme that she is to be his wife. Wby.
major, it seems very strange that Won
should not make some inquiries about
him."
"Why should I, particularly, be expect.
cd 10 make inquiry, when her phrents are
her natural guardians, and both hlive.n
"Are they favorable to the engkgementln
"Why, so far as that is cobcerncd. |
have hoard il rumored that her fsther. hay.
ing always dislked Edward, is butte salts.
fed to see his daughter the wifeIof Brads.
ford; but that her mother does mot at all
approve oi The match, Edward being her
favorite"
"lndeed, major, feel much interested in
the paities, although almost an entire
stranger to them all. 1t seems to me that
Edward must have been encouraged by
Alice to expect much, or he would not have
felt the enlargement so keenly."
"Ahl my boy" replied tho major, brush.
ing tear from his ruddy old cheek, III
you only knew how Alice loved Edward
when little girl, and how he worshpped
her very shadow, you would excuse an old
mans tears. But change is Inscribed upon
all that is earthly, and the spiritual and
eternal alone are immutable."
had heard enough, and bidding the
major good morning, | hss,ened 10 nv
room.
"Ohl" thought I, as sealed myself be
side my bed gad laid upon il my fevered
brow, "what sorrow must that be which
hangs like pail about the broken heart OF
poor Edward"
twas now near noon, and although sick
enough for physicians advice and attend.
ance, determined, according to promise, to
pay brief visit to Edward.
"Mr. F." said Alice, meeting me on the
stairs, 1--WE have persuaded the major to
give us small tea party this evening, and
hope we shall be favored with the pleasure
Of your company"
''And Edwards too!" asked.
"Certainly, sir, if his presence will add 20
your enjoyment"
"Wiil it add none to yours, Miss Alicel"
| asked, playfully, taking her hand.
Alice blushed crimson, aud the fair hand
nestled within my own trembed like a leaf.
"Miss Alice, please tell me that Edwards
presence will add to your enjoyment"
s"c 'ePleu, must request oil
you, as favor, never to mention that mans
name in my presence" and, so saying, she
turned abruptly away and let me.
THAT mans name." Oh! how bitter
and disrespectfdl How coull she call him
so! lie upon whose faithful bosom she
had SO often leaned, and upon whose love.
lit eyes she had gazed SO fon,ils in the past!
Must rem entrances OF early l,yo with all
ITS sacred associations OF ire. light, and
beauty, thus fade away! Can the human
heartso easily part with thai around which
II had entwincd It's tendrIsl
"0hl Alice" thought, "how can be.
ing so beautiful as thou aflict so great n
weight Of woe upon heart so much thine
ownl"
ITo pr CcNcrtry,.,,
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R,eHYiSG 4 WRoNe.--Tha Know Moth
ings Of North Carolina are very indignant
becausc tie Legislature OF that State have
bciied ont the Wing preamble of is46.
that implied condemnation Of Ike Mexican
: stild si.zs'.Ee ti,e seis bl.,s.e u tnas
war npon President JalFtes X. Polk. The
preamble which accompanied a. a.resointion
aPproprlating money for dcfraying the ex.
penses ol the noble Norsl, Carolina vclun-
ieefs, passed hy sle Legislature OF Is4s
was stain upon The fair character OF the
STATE aud virtually impeeched tue gallant
spirits who volunteered in defence cf tbe;r
counsry's honor as going 10 fight n wicked
ana dishono,able war. Il was dine TO the
State. 70 the noble volunteers, and TO tha
memory Of danles K Polk, that so mon
s,Tous ~ act Of parsizau prejudice should
be wiped from tie Jonrnals of the I,ev;sIa.
tnfc, 50 il has been done.
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BY CAvIs 4 TRIMMER
voL XIII.
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS dS TRIMMER. I.
TO. P. VERNON, Associate Editor.

Price Two DoLLARs per annun in advance, or
$3.50 at the end OF the year. Irnot paid until
after the year expires $500.
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within three months. ss3 - ~ t8
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ADJOINING districts, and offers admirable medium
TO our friends to reach customers.
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