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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA; From its origin until the year 17tO With
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of its MINISTER'S. By REV.
RIoHARD WEBSTER With Of the author by
Rev. c. EAs RENSSELAER,, D. D,
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT; Or Coumemora.
tive Notices CT Distinguished American Clergymen of
various Denominations By WuLILM B. sPRAGUE, D. d.
PULPIT ELoQUENCE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU
RY; Containing Discourse ESnSEST LIvINs MINISTERS
10 Europe and America, with SKETCHES, BIOGRAPHICAL
AND Descriptive. By Rev. HENRY C FISH.
For sale by
juIy8l. BIG CHARLES W. SMITH.
NEW BOOKS.
NOTHING To WEAR. Highly Illustrated.
ZAIDEE Romance from B ackwood
LEoNORA D'ORCO. By G. P. R. James.
ROMANY RYE. By George Borrow.
THE RANGERS. By Capt Wayne Reid.
THE DEAD sECREE. By Wikie Collins.
THE PROFESSOR By the author of Jane Eyre
THE WAR TRAIL. Capt. Mayne Reid
THE MECHANICS BRIDE. ByW. G. Cambridge
PARLoR DRAMAS, for home amusement
AMERICA AND EUROPE ByA g. DeUurowski
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
July ~ BIG Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

Holloways Ointment is astonishing the public and the
faculty only in this country bat throughout the world
By the most rapid of hoarseness throat bron
chitis, and asthma placed record. Warm water
lamentations should precede and brisk friction accompany
the application.
and by all druggists at 25c, 62c., 81 per 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
EPPERS0N SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
IA on the waters Of Tramme Greek, miles East
the turnpike leading from Gallan, Tenn to Scot vie
hy and win be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
inValids by the LIST Of June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for highly
cna character Of its waters our different varees and
now being visited by many living remotely, 20
IN search OF healthy and delightful
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure.
having gone to considerable in rehtting
charging our means OF accommodation hatter our
selves that we will be able add materially the com.
fort of all who favor with visit having during the
past winter put about thousand pounds
very fine Ice We have had built II additional bed rooms
besides large 60 by H. laced each afford
arr IN which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will ind ample room for recreation.
II is only necessary to that chronic affections any
OF the more important organs exhibit the efficacy
waters, particularly those of females. There win be
practising Physician here at all times, should profess
sional services be required Thankful
and liberal patronage heretofore extended
our numerous friends and VISITORS again a
ance Of the same with the neither time nor
pains shall he spared render all comfortable an agreea
BILE, who may sQjourn with us in future.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
tersons the public be assured Of hearty cheer in
the diningrocm. Our stable will be attended to-
Our charges will be as low the times and
nit Of viz For regular boarders those remaining
~ years OF age and under and servants half prices
90 cents per day. Transient visitors viii be charged
cents meal or from 81 so 1900 per day For extra
services reasonable charge viii be made. Washng Iron
ing &C. tOO per dozen. For pressing Oning dress
ladies, half price.
o'clock NJ. TO meet the Nashville LOUISVILLE stage at
the koek House, 70 regularly through the
Iune9 [may1 4-trwsmI Proprietors.
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FISHER, WHELESS g co.

tsUCCkssohs TO JOHN5oN, HORNE COZ
cotton, Teeacco. Storage. General Commission and
- fFeauce Aereh4nts tr Bread aBd MaFEe Streets
Nashville, Eenn, viii deyQts particular attntion Ia All
Dusiness intTusted 70 thea. iulFg-ff
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ChancerF sale.

CtHazEtI kkOSOEHs--We have nsu superb Ia .
y tas or stlFs, solse theni hsnsonteg saElo,ar
a. - sa-e - Azsi -. q. Ae0lLl.
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IMPORTANT 70 MANUFACTURERS AND SPECTATORS
IUSTICE& GALBREATHS COTTON PLANTER AND CULTIVATION

THE Patent Right c
L this n lew invention
offered for sale by the in
ventors. This Planter n
invented by an old cottO
planter, and we feel sal
in saying it is the best I'M
plement ever on red to Ii
South. This Machine cor
, lists in the following pal
.ieulars and works as To-
lows: Hatrows the bed {
ridge, and opens the ia
row, and drops the see
and covers them ups thu
completing the Who.e
the work at one gotT
over, and saves the labt
o. four men and thre
horses; and does the work
much nicer than can b
done in the usual wa
and also, saves at leas
one-half the Seed tina
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
''Iseduced by Dyspepsia TO a mere skele-

CURED BIZ HBGRHATE's HOLLAND BTTTERs."
Mr.. A. Matchett trader probably well known any
man in Western Pennsylvania, states follows q" met
With farmer in Armstrong county who reduced By
Dyspepsia to mere skeleton; persuaded him to buy
bottle Of BerhaVe's Holland Bitters believing it would
cure him. Meeting him months after what my
establishment at finding him hale hearty man; he told
me he weighed 200 pounds and that this wonderful
change had been produced by Bhaves Holland Bitters,
to which he attributed solely his restoration"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

slave trade encountered Its most emphatic re-
buke. But little of its regard was bestowed
upon visionary and impracticablc schemes.
The development of the industrial resources of
the South, by multiplying the facilities of COM
mercial intercourse; the Importance Of creating
an indigenous literature through the agency of
our own schools and universities; the necessity
of detaching ourselves from dependence upon
the North by means of an immediate mer-
camille connection with the ports Of Europe
the expcdiency of constructing the Pacific
Railway upon u Southern line, and so uniting
our interests with those of the rising empire OF
California and Oregon; in word, the policy
Of aggrandizing the wealth and the power OF
the slavehoding States, by every influence
that may be brought into snbservency to their
interest, and of providing them with all the
conditions of solid, selfsustaining community;
these were the grand subjects of inquiry and
debate with the gentlemen of the Savannah
Convention With no legal recognition or
authority, they have only the barren power Of
suggestions; and yet we hear complaint that
they have accomplished nothing Speaking
without sanction and upon their individual re.
sponsibiity, every one is at liberty 20 criticisc
and reject their recommendations The most
ardent and cntcrprlsing minds in the service OF
the South, it is not surprising that the cnthn-
sastic pursuit of n glorious object should occa-
sonaly bctray them into some slight cXtrava-
gancc Of speculation. Despite these draw
backs the Convention at Savannah impaired
impulse to the movement. 1t discovered orr
necessities. II concentrated a number Of the
foremost minds Of the South, upon the study
of the great problem which lies in the path OF
our destiny 1t brought together, in free and
friendly communion, some of the best spirits in
the slaveholding States, and by the harmony
Of its deliberations, proved the power Of q per.
vading interest, and so suggested the thought
Of a united and independent South. Below
the surface of conservative debate and molcr-
ate resolutions, Turks this great idea Perhaps
circumstances may dcvovc its complete devel
opmcnt upon some future Savannah Conyen
ton
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

The State Of Louisiana, Seventh District Court.
Parish Of East Eaicunu. No. 257G.
Mills a. Cleveland VS.. Sarah Sims
DY VIRTUE ola writ of iieri acas issued in the
ID above entitled suit, from the Honorable Court
aforesaid. and directed to the Sheriff OF East Fclic
lana, have seized on, and will offer for sale at the
Court House door in the town of Clinton parish and
State aforesaid. on
The first SATURDAY of February, 1857.
at o'clock, NJ. of said day all the right. title
interest and claim of the deendent Sarah Sims, in
and to the following named and described property,
tO-wit:
A certain negro slave woman by the name of
LOUISA, aged about 80 years, OF yellow
complexion,
TERMS or SALE.
Cash with the benefit of appraismcnt.
Jan 3, 1857. Is. NJ. q. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
\XI

WHEREAS, the great Architect of the Universe, has
as we fondly hope, called our brother, PEREZ RIP
LEY, from labor in our earthly lodge to refresh
mcnt in the celestial lodgc-that home of 'many
mansions" eternal in the heavens, therefore,
Resolved. BY the surviving members Of Olive Lodge
No. atytwo. that they deeply deplorc the death of
our late brother, PEREZ RIPLEY as loss to the fra
ternity. to his friends and to the community.
Resolved, That we sincerely tender our sympathics
to his bcreaved friends, but especially to his
orphan daughter who has thus been deprived of her
only parent
Resolged. That we will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the space of thirty days, that the
Lodge bc clothed In mourning for the same time.
and that these proceedings be published in the Fell
cana Democrat" and the "American Patriot"
BYTHEIL HAYNES, ]
H. G. STOKES, Committee.
Il. ROSS,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

nss- EXCELSIOR HOTEL. -Ds.
EAST SIDE OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE
rs NOW open for the reception Of citizens and f;:t
l. the travelling public. The accommodations tiL
are of the hest and pains will be spared to make
all who pa.ronizc this house, conentcd and comfort
able.
This house is connected with the Livery Stable of
JARRETT Il CRANE. where there are ample accommo-
dations for Traders.
Clinton. Jan. |. 1857. G. p. JARRETT
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
CLINTON CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

Roard met Present: VIM Sadler, j. NJ. Bell,
Evans White and NJ Rcharts, Aldermen.
In consequence of the death Of Perez Ripley, ESD.
late Mayor, on motion, VIM. Sadler was appointed
Chairman of the Board.
On motion, ordered that the Secretary notify II.
Hawford ESQ., j. F., to order an eiec'lon 'or'n"ttn
according to law, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Perez Ripley, ESD, late Mayor 70 -
WIN. SADLER, Chairman,
WIN. H. O'RElLLY, Secretary
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
ELECTION FOR MAYOR.

The State of Louisiana. Parish OF East Fcliciana-
Town of Clinton.
A VACANCY having occurred in the Office Of
II Mayor Of this town, by the death of PEREZ
RIPLEY, ESQ. ii is ordered that election be held
at the Mayors Office in said town of Clinton, on
Monday, the 10Th of January a. 1851, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, of said day.
Jan. 2, 1857. II. HAWFORD, j. F.. 9th Ward
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
eth District Court.
No. 354.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 9TH District Court.
PARISH OF EAST FEILcIANA No. Bob
deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Mary Stewart
IN has filed in this Court provisional account OF
her administration of said estate which VIII be no.
mologated in thirty days after the publication OF
this notice unless legally opposed.
Jan 3 1857. a. COOK, by. Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

The state Of Louisiana, Seventh District Court.
Parish of East Faiciana. No. 219l.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Drury H. Smith
IN has filed in this Court his application for letters
of administration on the succession of Ann Holloway
deceased which will be granted him in ten days at
ter the publication of this notice unless legal oppos-
ton be filed thereto.
Jan 3, 1857. II. SKlPWlTli, ny. CLERK
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
IT A * r. N

TNROM the rack fronting the Court House. on the
goth of December. Bay Horse. near years
old about lG hands in height. has star In his fore
head. and large scar on his tongue.
Any person returning the said horse will be liber-
ally rewarded. r ,.,,,,, -,
ian 3 WM Nf1'lstS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
NOTICE..

Succession of william w. Beanchamp.
DERSONS having claims againt the above estate
l. are hereby requested to present them dniy au-
thcnticatcd to my attorney. John McVea. and those
indebted to said estate are requested to make mmed-
ate payment, MARY BEaUCnaMi' luliA'
January 5, 1857,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATEs-The aggregate
value of the real and personal estate in the United
States set down. by the Secretary of the Treasury,
at Sl ,3lsGll OIL and the population at 26,0G4,3l2
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE cO-partncrship heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned. has been dissolved by mntua
consent. The business will be continued by B. Moses
B. MOSES.
Clinton. Jan. l. 1857. A. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
4iitb.

On Tuesday, December 80, 1856, at ~ o'clock, p.
m, PEREZ RIPLEY aged 40 years. 4 native of
Saratoga. New York. but for the last twenty-five
years, II resident of the Parish of East Fcliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
PROBATE SALE.

PARISH or EAST FELlclASA,( No. 2776.
In the matter of the succession of W. W Beauchamp.
deceased.
TN COMPLIANCE with an order. and authorized
| nv a commission to me- directed Ivy the Honorable
Court aforesaid will sell ut public auction ~ the
last place of residence of said deceased IN the fars
of East Feciana La. on
SATURDAY, the oath dry Of January.
A. d. 1857, commencing at II O'Clock. the following
property appcrtaining to said succession. to-wit.
Two mules, three horses, two heliers,
One COW and calf, two yearlngs,
One Iron-tooth harrow, and lot OF plows,
A lot of hoes, one horse Wagon,
One wheel barrow, one cross cut saw.
One pair of stecl-yards, one mans saddle,
A lot of fodder, and about 800 bushels OF
corn,
One old gun. one bedstead and
Lot Of kitchen and household furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of twelve months. purchasers to give
their notes with approved personal security and
Jan. g. 1857 BIN. G. BROWN, sheriff.
PROBATE SALE.
TmE STATE or LOUISIANA, It'll District Court
PARISH OF EAST FELcASA No. 23i9.
In the matter of the succession Of Wesley Rourk de.
| ceased.
TN PURSUANCE of an order to me directed BY
the Honorable Court aforesaid. will sell at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in said
Parish, on the
4th day Of February, A. D., 1857,
at IL o'clock, the following property apperaning tt
said succession, to wit:
The negro boy SAM.
4 TERMS OF SALE.
Cash. provided said negro brings the appraiscmcnt
If not he will be Immediately re-olcrcd for sale
credit of twelve months the purchase price to beal
eight per cent. interest from the day of sale and tt
be secured by good personal security, with specia
mortgage retained upon the property.
Jan 3 1851 b. NJ. G.. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has just returned from New Or
/ leans with full and selected stock Of grocerieH
and Provisions which he offers for sale Mt the lowest
market prices and to suit his customers aud thepnb
lie generally. The stock has been selected by him
nothing but the very best articles the market could
Afford. Persons would therefore do justice them
selves to give him call before purchasing else
where.
lie is also prepared to furnish Balls sorees, We'd
dings une Dinner parties on the most accomm odatln
terms and in the best style, as he has engaged the
best wokmen from the city who has had long eSpe~
riencc n the confectionery business
Thanking his friends and the inhabitants of this
and the adjoining Parishes generally for the kind
and liberal ptronage bestowed upon him heretofore,
he assures them exerons shall be WANTING on his
part to merit continuance of the same.
nov B. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
WILLIAM ED ER'S E.
Clinton and Baton Rouge Daily Line, o.

Nj A ! l. ) Il u II >.
elIss,...;s.- =, HAVING resumed the manage
70 -. mcnt of the Mail Stage Line, be-
tween Ciiatoa, Boton Rouge, md Jachsoa.
the undersigned would respectfully inform the
travelling public, that his Coaches will run
each way, EVERY DAY In THE WEEK.
excepting Sundays, leaving Clinton and Ba'oe
Rouge, at 8 o'clock, AN.
FARE.
From Clinton to Fran Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, SO 90 Clinton, 50 90
jackson, 90 Jackson ...... 2 80
Mt. Willing. . . 90 Mt. Willing. . 90
Plains, ....... 2 so Plains, ...... ! 90
nA- Every attentionpaid to the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
mar "a VIM ELDER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
NEW LIVERY STABL E!

C. r. JARRETT 'S'S' G. 4. CRi
a., JARRETT & CRANE, D.
West Side of the Public Square,
CLINTON, la
yJTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the
w citizens of East Feliciana and the travelling
public generally that they have opened q
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
in Clinton, and that they intend to keep santiy
on hand an extensive assortment of Carriages and
Buggics aud large number Of buggy, carrlat
and riding horses ready at all times for hire, and
the conveyance of travellers to any point they may
DESIRE on the most reasonable terms. Horses will
be received and fed by the Meal. Day, Week or
Month, and every attention and care bestowed. A
liberal share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
aup % JARRETT x CIR ANE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
TOMB STONES,
Mauso!eums, Monurne nts, Tornbs,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES

n b. Il T.. ENoGIS, would call theatte ntion of
VI. those in want of any of the above art closthat
they have arrived nj Bayou sara, with large yari-
ETY. manufactures in Philadelphia Of Italian and
American marble.
All orders left with W, W. Chapman, at Clinton,
will meet with prompt attention nov,29.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03
- NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
THE steanes BELLA DONNA, Capt Il II
| WV. McCabc, leaves New orleans, ShsaFYtiifTffsn
every Saturday evening for Williams T@5Fr--.-ifs
port. touching at all Intermediate points; returning
leaves Bayou Sara, every Wednesday onthe arrival
of the Cars from Woodyillc touching at Port llGd-
son and all intermediate places. ,.
ass"Partcnlar attention paid to the reeciyln and
landing of passengers and way freight, at oil honre
Of the day aud uight. Gec
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

win visit Clinton, on Monday, Jan. 9th,
NHE Company will enter the town at 10 O'Clock A.
| NJ led by a magnificent Swan Chariot contain
ing Harry Gaul's world renowned Buge Band. and
will pass through the principal streets in GRAND
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-03

Persons calling FOR the above letters, will plea
say they are advertised.
JNO. NJ BELL. Post Master
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25

A New DWrsiON.-Arrang.men,s hav.
ing been made for the organization ct =
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance in this
town a meeting C those friendly to such
a laudable move and DESTROYS of encour.
aging and promoting a mora! as well rs
Temperance reform is expected to take
place this evening in the Hail over Messrs
Graham d Atkinson's Store, in rear OF
Giles }. PnttcrSou's Law office, at I O'Clock
Many citizens of sterling worth and char.
aclcr have given their name and embark
ed heartily in the good work, anl many
more arc expected soon Ia unite aud help
roll on the great Temperance ball, until
TIE Kingdom Of hlrh"hol 81 all have not
one advocate or vo,cry in old Chester -
Chester Standard.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25

has here so suddenly sprung up. We have
felt the force of their opinion and now act
accordingly.
With the most heartfelt THINKS to our
friends in Edgeiield aad elsewhere, we must
decline 4 place in the Congressional race
now about to occur. If there is any one
thing in political life we would avoid more
than another, it is being in any wise a party
to local and personal dissensions in the mat.
ter of our Fedeaal representation. Our
view is Especially now, with the sad ca
lamity before us which nccessita'cs q rev
c'cction) to let it pass off quietly and ami
cably. IL either of the distinguished gen.
tlcmcn (Col. Pickens or Gov HnmmondD
who have been nominated for the post in
question, will accept, VIC hold it to be the
duty of their Juniors TO retire from all op-
orsition to him. lf not, there may (and
probably will be a scramble. We do not
wish to be a participant in, or an accessory
to, any such contest.
We trust our friends will concur with us
in this appreciation of matters rs they stand.
Candidly. We prefer the position of an Inde-
pendant South Carolina Editor to n place
in Congress under the circumstances.
Our friends will Justify us in saying that
We Lave not had the remotest instrumental
ity in the mention of our name in this con.
nect!on.'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25
MR.. BOYCE'S SPEECH.

We have read with much interest and
pleasure, the very able speech Of Mr.. Bovcc
upon the tariff question. He exposes in
giaring co!Ors the utter tallacy Of Il protcc-
Tive tariff. and urges with much force and
reason, the adoption of free trade and d.
rect taxation. Mr.. Boycc's points are : o
lucid and comprehensive, his reasoning so
profound and conclusive, and, moreover, the
subject matter of his discourse, being of
such general ard important interest to the
whole country, that it would afford us much
pleasure to be able to lay il entire before
our readers. We canno do it justice by
comment, neither can il be condensed With
ont losing many of its points. 1t is ulrca-
dy a condensation of the whole tariff qucs
ton, upon which volumes upon volumes
have been written. We therefore lay il by
to be published, if possible, at an early day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25
An affair of Honor.

The Savannah Georgian OF the l7th in
slant, states that much excitement
was evident in this city Yesterday, when
1t WAS known that n duel had been fought,
with a lalal termination 10 one uf the par
ties, between Daniel Stewart Eliot, Esq.
and Thos. X. Daniel, Esq, both well
known gentlemen, residents nf S ,vannah
The weapons chosen were rifles, the
distance twenty-five PAGES, the time Mon
day at noon, and the place Servers Fer
~, :. &, ahuu; three niles below lh;s CITY.
On first fife, Mr.. Daniel tell mortally
wounded and Mr.. Elliot received no hur,
We enter into no details or causes e
this affair Of honor, as street reports are
not all 10 DO depended or for correctness.
Caroiind Times.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25
HART COUNTY, GA.

We are under obligations to a friend,
lately n resident Of Lancaster, for n list of
new subscribers from Hart County, Gcor.
gia. With these, also comes The cncoura.
giDg assurance, that we will soon get more
from The same quarter. 1t is true our list
ought 10 he pretty large there, for Lnncas-
ter has certainly done her full share, to-
wards peopling this Tuga,o country. Many
Of these, good and true men (such as friend
J. for instance) we would like to have back
as we look upon the moving away Of every
good citizen, as being a serious loss to the
District. We wish all who leave here TO
succeed but many doubtless, haze in time
left old Lancaster, who have not been able
to better their condition. Those who have
got rich, were vigilant and energetic men,
who wonld have made fortunes anywhere.
We say, therefore, to all troubled with the,
various 'fegers' that we have heard Of, that
there is much wisdom contained in these
few words 'slct well alone"