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DECEHBER APPOINTMENTS

|sDR. HARDM4N. Physician for the Dis
~ eases of the Lungs, Formerly Physfcian
ofthe Cincinnati Marine Hospital and Invalids
Retreat.) May be consulted by the afflicted
as follows .s9p
Ashland, Sampsel House, Thursday, Dec. Sd,
Mansfield, Wiler House, December /.
I. DIR. Hardman treatsC onsumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Paryngitis and all diseases of the
thrat and lungs by Medical Inhalhtion.1 The
great point in the treatment of all human mall
aides, is to get at the disease in 4 direct manner
All medicines are estimated by their action up
OH the organ requiring relief. This is the.i1t.
.p9rtant fact upon Inhalationis baseds If The
Fstpmach is disordered, we take rnedicincedi+
irectIy into the stomach. If the lungs areldis--
eased, breathe or inhale medicihted Saporccdiy
rect--y into the lungs. Medicines are ~thoaRii-
dStes to disease, and should be applied eothe-
very seat of diseases. Inhalation Is the april.
cation of this principle to the trea:ment'ofthe
lungs, for it gives us direct access to those. ms
-~tTicate air cells end tuces which ie,eutofreach
of every other means of administering uredi.
cines. The reason that Consumption and 9TH
er diseases of the lungs have heretofore resisted,
all treatment has been because they have new
or been approached III O DIRECT manner by meds
icine. They were intended TO- actppon. he
lungs, aud yet1screapfhiedbt the tnInaeh -
ThciiTactieniwns intended tOAbe local and yet
thew Were so administered 4Sattheyceuldonly
act constituti5ifallJieXFehain5 their principal
Immediate action 1upoIIotlfe uifoffeuding stom-
ach, wlfflstfhe ulcers within the lungs are ur:
Inoiested! Inhalation brings the medicine in
direct contactiwith the disease, without the
Disadvantage of any violent action. rltsRppIi-
cationis SO simple that it can be employed by
the youngest i~nfantor feeblest invalid. Itdees
not. denHge fthd, stomach sor interfere an the
smaliestsdegrse SwithAthes straight, comfort or
b,sl ness OF IN sIIaGIents JsHug Sit nDr1 lqrFi
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IOR WORK.

Having lately made largeadditiens 70 our JOB
Materials, we are prepafed-to doatI Kinds OF
plain and ecoFatiye astyle
not TO BIS surpassed by any office in this section
of the State. ORDERS respectfully solicited.
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:, SPRINGFIELD
fir Quo 1nQrine
INSURANCE co.

LIT has acapital all paid up of ONE. HUN
pRED AND FIFTY THoUSANDs DOL
has a surplus over its Capital of 1.-TWO
RUNDRED AND SIX THOUSAND AND
FIFTY-SENEN DOLLARS.
,poet has nexsE failed 70
1t is a JeiHtestock Company, and there
arc no "assessments", on Premium Mates, ac-
every few months. ConTequently,i it
is in the end TIE CHEAPEST. Company. ~
The most shrewd and best informed bu
siness mel efGoEmhuso Cincinnati, &C., al.
ways insure in q SiGingfelds Co. when they
are permitted BY be rules of the ~COmRanyTo.
GIt being 5onetof the BEST Companies, u
IS therefore one efthe CHEAPEST IL the UNI
ted States.
The undersigned is authorised to take risks
on limited. amount of property in this town.
and is Authorized to insure farm dwellings,
&c, throdghout the county. 3 3s-!7 o ~
rtf -Di"< lie Hj-tI H. S. KNAPP
Ashland, Sept. %, 1857. 1y
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T offered In AshIand, Tor sale by ; III
l4tf RoLEA II. CHUBB.

DURE LIQUoRS.-French Brandics, Old
IL Pors. Pure juice Maderia, Sherry and
Malaga Mines, Holland Gin. Jamaica, Ram,
Alcohol, Old M~onongahala Whisky, aud sold
ONLY for Mechanical, Medical and Sacrnmentai
purposes. .14tf R0LLA II. CHUBB,
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1--WE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ealisng
the attention Of our ffeafders t.. ap advcr-
tisemenkiatbB dayasrPaperesh i;Ilair
II estoFativeqofP ROT, 03uJ.sW opd&sG9,
ofSts Leute.qsItwilfI be gse thatshe
has numerous certificates t.from persons
Of 1beAKhest Gharacfer. 70 tbe-mer4s
lIof his Restoratfxe.zo { From positive
Enowfggdge. NO are also oeaabted2fo7saY;
thatsit ialln1srsT ygJssnseoWhati tPDSSfssees
tebe, ard xs DO pot hssifates e PIE
ge9pceoB Chg haestHpEeparp IGN for he
beadsaudahEit which has shfarsbcan Ael
vised b, human ingenuity. Weihgte'
seen IL afrass Ilffs34tenad Bafdaegsaf
restorevsp the head its ortguf,l I~preEpsIefn
of EatpgatHFd gtgssy5hEir~uW when tue
latter1fs BaeriS pt 9hb tnrety 4ihged 9th
gray, we have seen It ike magic, restore
the eolorss south and Shealih.-slThe dis
tingdished proper tyA o thfs, we might
t5niy5ssaysaa am~ii iraaeeaanius Reasafat5asS, Is
that IT gives 10 tie person YHossnsesit,
the sstue Head OF iiair5sha5sthcy5yarsii in
YOUTH Illus sctInEa ifpstTiaS Sdmriiat5, e
with the ruirs loGI thes 6rstsapd greatest
Of all f93IieiEs lpiaakkseTfss+2eNatdfs .7siy I w pie
vhg hassaesed TtAaifn afeSitase tssuptte
with us aithisstestfiTnepys1 f3sopscsGiaF
ststits psss eIIAHF4thqaa9sp$ 4aSss
Zdxlend : 10 t3issd .aolisqa55o lTt22noiIib
q Sid by aHgood Druggists y ' sssi Z,
.ssasiA-a4t =l-assss-~~Sl-%isaSsAAS-3Aai hba
TsRiE' FhfssafEf 81, s7gBp9ihsS NY
fpstss sfeFo 5bj1EelsbYa ItiieIasaiDa ssao
rnevsnti tilessPaSsSagsa az yHfaliosaassfha
RdeASstsS sDIa1zt Of TudJa4y say thai
fitesquhd 4 roaH a. ,bef Eee, n .at seity, and
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Pure, Fresh, and
Ny stock having been purchased IN thu East
ern Cities. chiefly of Manufacturers, for cash
enables me to sell TES PER CENT lowerthan 9th
ers; and as I am fuiiyprepared toseH at Whole
sale or Retail, Druggists, Country Merchants
and Physicians can be supplied at CLEyE-
LAND PRICES. Physicians desiring pure
and fresh articles at low figures. will give me
a call Mechanics and Manufacturers wishing
to buy in large or small quantities, will find il
to their advantage to call. In word the pub
lie generally viii but serve themselves and
save money by patronizihg the Ashland Coun
ty Drug Store, where they will find the choic-
est, pur-st and most extensive assortment Of
every article belonging to my line ofbusiness,
in this or any adjoining counties
l am prepared to give special and careful at
%tention to the PreseriPtio on department in all
itsyarions branches, not being confined TO any
one paTtic liar theory of practice in medicine.
Physicians may rely on having their prescrip-
tons carefully compounded.
Don't forget the place. SIGN. OF THE
GILT MORTAR, Ashland, ohio,
l4tf ROLLA H.. CHUBB.
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taEoFHER DISEASES rREA IEDaue, :

IN relation q TIE following, diseases. either
when Complicated With Lang Elections, or .ex5
listing alone. also inv tie 6n39fttationNtIsu-
ally find then promptly IcGrabfe has|9sd ,'e-
!, Prolaps1S aud All a1@foriis of Female COM
plants, 1rregdiaifties pdssW'eaknesk..7 9e zaiW'
: Palpitdtibi ard other i rmsof Diseas-
es, .fivef Complaints, Dyspepsia, ara allother
Diseases OF theStdmacran Bowels. Piles. &c
All diseases Of the eye and ear, Neurai-'
7gia,i Epilepsy, and all forms, of Nervoes LDisH
eases .btlBi ID s97SE yidGt5 a
No ebsafrrsse FOR ceautait!aitio 10 sm4sT
~2njuls9h83f ESD. II ARDMkN,, N. D.Fo5
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Z sAsaExNB, K&eaIbkr 1873
~ E~s55&5o-t hgsUTnI -EsSs1I sHG .gu5gssHdJ1sr
heat.fs yausheIs- ..sn..s-ss-r rs5f.3ptSSS
Flour ~ IbarrelG - !E.I-.gos s.%.sL-t. Sa,Ou
a0atsH ~ Duslfel. !9d!..sI aE..?s.9 aa5ys. s:a2Gc
Com Z shei;:jrAtvxs-sEsr-.5 fc
'PotatoesS u. busheia+sses.rssaf:rz;=1rc222
RihiDthy seed. p busAel.-.--..!Us.s.gS2,0
Igl over seed ~ busfIeI .tto - . .$00o00o3, go
FlaXseed 2 buSher ':::.stfcaid:3sl ny
Died Peaches iRt.bsshef. -s.,s.,-- 81 p
Dried1ApIaes per bdshel- ,s...as.a
Cheese per. 10 aaAtsy4Sa.......
Legs per d2zs.-r .aA:r ,afs;si.si IA ~
Butter per D.. i4V
Tallow per ID ~ s0gI ......l0c
Beeswax per IS? :!sta!..! 5aa - .L1 1:.s:25e
Salt White Fishper h.. fs2e@5
MacSerel frr; ibA-a. s.s;...y.l..-rI-.-...IU c
Comments Salt per fb............-@sst-sa15es
nsr 90 20
FJatiiers per b.EA Il E.fCe
Mapd I ps cod. 9seC
y ool per 'V"oS
Salt nor sack az SSc
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sevefsThu6dred poor on@Fr emaiH7 Mt NJ G gwT MP sE1 HN -
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Gbe Asblan0 Nnion.


VlyHk ULUIHH
THEreGSHTA MDdJN TONtfs uuh
i;.bed erarv WFDNESDAY MORNfNGlti In
AshIend Esb,an5f county. Ohio y
-
4ESSS1SEST ~
at 1ne IoiloRiIg - IN ,,dvsncT - witb
6fet,Esars II Paioin : 90 m
piration Of me year inyarfably...:e,5O
- 49,
TER MSz0F ADVERTISING
One dollar Uef Saaafe item lines or7ess@Tf6f
three weeks or less. and twenty-five cents
for each additienahinsertIo less tlian three
months. s&xAk s
One SQUARE three months 100
One Square six months. 49,. 500
One SCARE twelve DenEhs. ~. -. $50
One.faurrb Of = column tbre, months. : 6 90
Onesfaurh of a columrfsix months: 1000
ons5oeEfho of ssoAann tNsffepSftfs : S
One-6alf of a Column sHmonths. 6 .lslQ6
One column three months.r - 20 ,00'
One eeduIn ak nonths.-vr.r--.35 $500
One eSIumn tive se e mouths. ss{.s .60,e0
observation-disclosures payableQuarterly. :
Trantfeht Eadver1ssments nayableA&hen
handed5m. ~ &
Special notices ueadedl double tn usual
price. ~ ETADW
Editorial hoticcs fifty cents per fne.E II
msnts bressh. in bs them 'EAIaJyertise-
4nents banded IN by Nenday! ~ Efs 4.
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DAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints Of
L the best quality. and of every variety, eli
thaf dry or ground in oil. Aiso,san extra
quality Tinseed Oh, 'Turpentine, all kinds of
Of yarnishes,, Artists Colprs for Ornamental
Painting u general assortment of Brushes,
.Camels' Hairs Sable Pencils and all the mate
irials used by Painters for sale cheap at the
DRUG; SIRE Of II RoLLA II. cHbBB.
~aEg X
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In Rusgles, Oct. 2Sth, of Typhoi id fe-
yer, JOHN KlRKTON in the Goth
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WelShtS OF heedS ana ~
Wheat, per bushel r.. sIs..,Ta aGel pounds
Barley, psrknsheh .<@1cSxu4SEo0
Beans, perbushel. :...9-s-..63
JGld%erseed pper bdshsF.G 2mAaHb66 bi1asld
Observation-Disclosures 42 dairy.
Ffaxseed, per bnshslasauJ.fsio56
HemPseed, per bush9: a..::::44
8 IeSald EFEsslssga. 81 sa.sJff 1o.isAUTts
a aEra g scsd. pel sB RsaE Rqr4sel 5i:l6sa
a hni9F Rsl Ell gIs sssIs1 II
9 6Rsg PPs Der sslafl :0HM a as :od
PbratofsspefBYk1.el ,ep..4s.! ~ .a6UITITsl 4
55pib eyTAS, shaf - higHJs 81 . ElEu1 st
BnekNheat, pen bushel.- :..ss-c52 g.f-..ra
Custer beams, psrbtslsehalLEl All .46s -. 1o1
Dreatfifspfes, pep sashgn .gi.597m % gsas s.!sTol
DfFb5S rs KfYs 3 t4slyd55 husheI,,33 = - s.;5g
! Egalnae7iFys iss fisY.lsaG perisbui44D as lL1., ~ /
a$r:: i:rrai. per hii -l,el ....-...-..5 81 azii..i sBI
tpi9.-= Exr&Ii& , .oN
Sai@ttRsksfAn3iEt& H"iffkI 0US&d
( - =f,.r Ef;S Esi
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AE9aeOFFEEGPnr Java cof-
sge fee put up in cans, ready burned and
g~roundf5f family use, at the manufactoryo OF
FnisbyF& Stephens, ClevelaldTfo sale by
ssPts RsEJBBEEEEBB.
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S'GdkWOH > adIioH
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Il .Isae.etN esoeE.s tCsneinnata,l q

OF the United States as they now exist. with COM
mentaries thereon. Noiss onf;he1s scr vices of va
rious classes of Revolutionary officers with an
extensive IistshosYii STthe tinleFthey Died. &eriSc.
.zeaeRGzee 19io. Yob0 Geo lFqses.iPgies, 81 ,51-a
This work is intended as . biokl of eTerep3eF for
the historian and scholar, as. yell as E1eEptrIIrs a
ihyrYYgh gYias s. peLs9g ~ iiss Sillst SIanGg
lug NieDHe ada U4aryNSts The oolaiacce Rtaits
the Ifshes of-oYenosO, fsdfieer rs aiehpi1E akes9Ehhe
1Taliihee descendant oil he bfsve ile d Hab fdusl
and erthe fasner OF s76,{ inst tic ntbfe aet4oSSl 81
their Yees36rst naey a1oas psda pc ne IN inisoenceu of
their de sseIda,ts, [whoSsisb yetaihkhk york as
a memehto Of heir tTdge DEEDS EnuIpdtielF suffer
IngsA %1Hl56 Est 10 STi1G Snf GasTJ5u .tcSA
GJnO EsR Mo NTH Can be ieasHyeafped.
spIQO ibSfacljug -asfageHtfoTI the sale fftie
aeqye, Book. and other ,hlshly- popular WORKS OF
o9F "a goats wanted in eseFyncity 7toWa and viii
5pse In ihs Unjou-i For Catalogues aud parIicniars,
-S4Ys3 9 Johns treet, New York
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IRON IT'S 10 9S95, containing Tire most inter
E-esting military hfsJUrtcgt ard financial ftrfor
nation durlngtRktpefiSG. Aisd. the organization
Of all the Regiments, showing tbe names, rank,
date CO eOIRiIisAoni fine OF enlistment, and ser
vice of he .ofiSeIs AM priyates OF each. Also, the
general and b: ieade orc ersloR Ge Gef<As9 a Gdzb
I~waszfasscadTet aGsssSS,q 2 sae u z nd mixers ]
InrF6<p77 aud 'ssYsshtiK i4ss The aastIriaIs at Wls
lexI Borges b realsHg D FORTH iea BBpnle Mt oIder
On Ifhe ,Btftish al. Nohm6Nth-H Afso, a u acs
totnt Of the taptErsosfSr Washington and he
ish, in New-York. with Il List Of 4 ~ntericaA QhlSeTs
imprisoned, ueiiuie OF thetr capture, release, &c.
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,yuT nj 1sIaab bas .aoLiAT TTAHoa1EF
-sbgH. fssziz 1oiT9quS d .sbooD 2gid-fn "
dido ,5aRIsvsl3 .ssBoB ilsbb5H sdi
81 .sSsI 2 yIBL
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-06-12
The Hon. EW. Piokepa.

A correspondent Of the .oIarlesIon Courier,
in nominating this distinguished gentleman,
ms a worthy successor 6fthes lancntrd Butler,
pays the following well inefited tribute to his
No ono is more favorab1y knowifnmonp the
leaders Of the South, and his influence at
Washington with the great National Demo.
cratic rHftt OF the Union lns been; sjcnally ex.
pressed by his appointment Us on iiifILapsaior
To oticsImperialG Court Of fRrissia. :
elt may be requiring too much from Mr..
Pickcns, that he shou!d rcnouncc SO exalted n
position in order to rcmnn ut home with us.
but 1t VIII not be the first time that lie has
shown Ills generous Indifference to mere per-
sonal nggrandizen,ent, when his services were
wanted by his native State. An opportunity
s OF length afforded tn his fellow citizens Of trs-
tifying their sense of his high and pntriutic
clinracter; aud it will be a proud dny for +tl,c
State when lcrpe"plc show TO the world that
ut period ofnnticipntcd trial and danger, no
allurcmcnts of Office cnn induce our truly
great men to forget their first allegiance. Mr.
1'ickcns is no ambitious PARTISAN politician
but an ardent, eloquent orator, a statesman Of
enlarged and cultivated mind and a entleman
Of great private worth md lofty pntriotism
The time has come for such man in Congress
and public expectation has long been directed
to him ns our future Senator. No better trib.
ute could be paid to the memory of our lamcn-
ted Butler thnn hy selecting Mr. Pickcns rs his
successor. What has he To io in R,issin, when
his sovereign wants him at Washington.
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The Southern Convention.

The Southern Convention, at Savannah, in
December last, fixed on the second Monday in
August as tho time, and Knoxville, Tennessee
as the place of its next session.
The following extract of letter addressed
to the editors of DeBow's Rcvier, by gentle
n,nn Of Knoxville will be read with interest by
all who contemplate visit to that city on the
occasion Indicated:
"Yunr"hote of theS2fst ult. HIS :B1en several
days since to hand and have DELAYED n reply
Until could learn from ourafAyor what to say
to you with reference to Your inquiry as Ia
movements here in nnticirdton Of the Con.
vention. lie authorizes me t0 say that every
thing will be done that can he to make tie
session of the convention agreeable An nm.
pie hall will be provided and suitably prepar-
cd have seen the President of the Enst Ten.
ncssec and Georgia Rail Road, (from thir place
to Dalton, Ga, where it connects with the
road from Augusta TO- Nashvilc,) and he n.
grccs 70 rhss delegates over. his road for l,alt
fare an arrangement to this effect will lie
made, ! hrvc no doubt with the other compn.
MES; nndif, III my instance, more can he &C.
comrllshcd. it will be done. The Virginia and
Maryland delegation can come through, the
Valley Of Virginia If they like, though they
will have thirty or forty miles or stnging, a,
thnt much Of the East Tennessee aud Virriuia
Rail Road, from this place to the Virginia line,
will then remain unfinished; or they can
c0fiieover the Wilmington and Weldon road
thence through South Carolina and Georgia to
Dalton. Kentucky and Missouri can come to
Nashville thence by railroad to this place.
Arkansas and Missirsppi to Memphis, thence
ky the Chnrltston road now completed to
Knoxville, Alabama, Louisiana, aud Georgia
delegations can, from any occasional point on
the Georgia Rail read, come to Knoxville with.
out difficulty or de!ay
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The Adulteration of LIQUORS.

friend hns handed us the following extract,
for publication, to whicats we cheerfully give
place. The statements Of the article are sucl
as to excite serious apprehension on the part
Of those who nrc in the hnbt of drinking tho
imported liquors, and arc sufficient to nccount
for the serious injury to health which results,
even from their moderate use
t.sIhs recent death Of young man in Bramp.
ton, Cnnadn. from thEing the ''essence of bran.
dy, with which he was manufacturing coenac,
end the revelation Of the fact TINT ,strycninc
ls largely used in the manufheture ofswhiskey.
has awakened some attention to tho nature of
the drinks which nre sold for pure spirits.
Brandy. gin, wine and whskey are so nduitefa.
ted that comparatively little purc liaunr can
Be purcliased: Nost of the a6randies arc
mixture "of diabolical ingredients, catistic
enough TO- burn 5onR RAhipA to say nothing of
Springs field Republican says:
IN 6sscsret;is made Of this tbtsness. The
sdFug dealers of New York aedxS5tise openly
the compouNls ty means sYf Y6iSal the vile
limitations Of sfIituous Ijquors nremndc. A
circular from one of tlIesc drug. houses informs
the world that bsshaE number o1e-the best
sort, we take it's ma1e .of 'oiI of brandy q
poisonous eal,er, Oil Of bitter aImon,ls las moi
sonous MS prnaic' aeidD etheral winc. alcohol,
sugar and Mniasga wine. Noe. Oil Of Brandy,
aestie etler, ta,parinda cherry juice, sugar, ali
coiorcd with burnt sugar. No 8. Oil Of Tfnii1v,
ethernlf oil. bitter almonds, elder foworr, oil
of peach and alcohol. GinA, oil angel a, oil
OF juniper. rum, essence ofslemon, salt, svrups
nda@ater; ii smokiness is required add few
drops Of ereoAose, aud to make It brighten upon
the palate add some canstie .potdsh. The circus
Jar advises manufactures to use wine discretion
eiamarinds French plums, cherry, juice, browa
sherry, oak shsyings 3tinrtufe of ca sciu, pow,
dered Charcoal Bluek ten, sgronnd rice and
Tleries and rectifers. Wesl,ould advise drink
err to use these yiaainous mixtures With discre.
tion.-and throw them into.thc gutter"
The adulteration Of liquors is carried on as
largely abroad As III this country aud the Gus.
tom house brand isno guaranty OF purity.
expofisd a6m this country to lie returned iS Il
the shape d wine. brandy. &c, which contains,
not trace,of grape juice. ..
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Warm Weather,

Tl,e weather; during Che last few days has
been ,oppressively warm; the thermometer
stsaiding on Tuesday. last. during the hot
1estgart sofs the Day. pt % :. deg.. in the
shqas Ssucltssx sxoafhef however is tile life Of
the cotton plaht,,agai which the cool night.
of the spapssReek' operated very unfarorably.
Both Sofilsand cotton need soinc such stimulus
tos;gplsken them into lively growth, as they are
very backward. The whent is doing finely
and rrphlises nm abundant harvest In some
PORTIONS Of the District it b already sufficiently
imstured for tbc,sicklc. 49,.
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Public Lecture.

We have been requested to state that W. C.
Moragnr, Esq, of Edgefield will deliver a pub
lie Lecture in the Court House, on Saturday
evening next ut 8 o'clock. Sutjsct-the
'''oratorieal Statesman
Mr. aNoragnc is gentleman Of ability, and
Of fine classical nttainmenrs,; 'nnd lisa very
interesting speaker We have had the pleas
ure of hearing him on several similar occasions
and would prom ise the audience as'tich treat.
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:.remparsnns Iactura. !.

A vofE EexeefteSt ildrsss swas delivered Bs
H.; A.. de"es; Esq, at Temperance e Hal, ON
Tuesday evening last The Address was quite
original ip its scope and character. and very
elaborate in ttbepght and expression. 1t en-
forced the grsstaitics whicl, we owe to socio.
.ty;and the Obligation which rests upon every
one to contribute something to;tisc moral i'm
provement' Of his species. The addtsss occu-
pied about M hour ;,wss delivered in 'an easy
and impressive manner; and was listened to
with general interest
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The ThespiapG.

Our readers viii not forget that t5iflpopula
young Corps gives their Promised Entertain
lhsnt on tlis4eyshing. The bills announce An
..attraotiye progTam'ne. and the members of the
Corps ha ve spared nopains to do full justice to
the.oecasion..- The performapce Of the zones
family VIII be on interesting feature of tho en-,
tertainment. ana We psspise ourselves tina.
the oecesisnsyille1e oaeof more than ordila-
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gPHseut rbutf, GalLs ON IHif knees.
4sesy ,Baa eatfisssa faas ahen there ID
ssSeatinssss6rk saa 9ins liinself ms ;assiduous-
81 as any 1heir.ehwf oifStisivo wsa.
ponfissahugo shield painted with deyils
aud hahyoblins TO terrify. tho enemy: !; Ii
tins fails they bring up q reserve force of
gongs; BY beating WHICH they trust to scare
the opposing force away. But should both
experiments prove unsuccessful, the Celcs-
tial afihy :lfas then no other fesotrces than
to- tnke 10 lis heels, ~.
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Doll llassa Year, in Advance.
ABBEV1BLE @. H.
FRIDAY, ------ JuNEl2, 1851.
Ambrotypes.

BY reference to his advertisemont it will be
seen that NJ. II. 9ealc is once more among us,
with his Ambrotype Car; and Is prepared 10
execute finished likencsscs. Having seen
many specimens Of his skill wo can cordially
commend him to public patronage.
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,Co.urtrof Hauity.

The: Court Of Equity for our District is in
Session, asiug thaspresent week, his Honor
;shaheellor Darga1ss presilihg with, his usual
dignity. courtesy and ability. His Honor
,seemsto tein fine lsal,l,, md is rapidly dis
Patching the Ldsihssssof the Term. There is
the tsnals amount of litigation, and case,
sshnghto occupy the greater portion of the
'rse Ehss attendance from the country is
snail being confined principally to the par
ties interdsssd In eauses before the Court. :,
:. of iiasmeinters ofsthe bar .fsam tho. adjoin-
sipg pissfies in Attendance. We observe Major
Perry off Gfee6silie. and Col R6ylston Of
Fairfield ~ 'irc y s.,sss;. ;. ~ =. s:..-