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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15
SEyENTEEN.YEAR.O OLD Boy PREACHER

SEvENTEEN-YEAR.OLD Boy PREACHER.
The St. Louis Democrat says of young
Mr.. Fuller, who is called the Boy Preach
err" who is aged but seventeen years, that
he has, within the last FIVE weeks, delivered
in Marion county ffty-foursermous, and been
instrumental in the conversion of one hun
dred and forty-four persons. He has been
licensed to preach only about two months,
during which time he has delivered upward
of fifty discourses, and two hundred and
forty persons have become converted through
his instrumentality. 1t is said that he never
studies bis sermons or makes any notes, and
frequently does not select bis text until he
rises up in the pulpitto preach and yet, it
is said, no two of his discourses are alike,
either in point of argument or composition.
He speaks most eloquently, and uses the
most chaste and beautiful language. Calls
to preach at various points are daily pouring
in upon him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

WASHINGTON CITY.-The Federal City
has become notorious for riots, murders, &C.,
of late so much SO, that the City Councils
have passed joint resolutions, in effect de-
claring the City of Washington unable to
preserve order under existing circumstances,
and appointing committee to appeal to
Congress for permanent police to be under
the direction of the Secretary Of the Interi-
or. Also resolution providing for tempo
rary'p police of one hundred men, twenty-one
of whom are to be mounted, armed and
equipped.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

CURIoUs.-The Rev. Robt. Tate, who is
publishing brief Autobiography in the N.
G. Presbyterian, says that be had member
of his church in New Hanover county, who
dared not taste bread made of Flour-if he
did, it caused swelling of the joints and
produced deadly effects. On sacramental
occasions the gentleman (who had long been
a worthy member Of the church, had to take
piece of corn bread. He also states that
he knew lady who could eat an egg without
experiencing the most serious effects from it.
-GhnrZotte Democrat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

The LEvIATHAN.-The people Of Port
land, (Maine) are making large calculations
on the curiosity of the Americans to see the
monster ship, the Leviathan. The Angus
estimates that 100000 people will visit Port
land to see her. Of these, he says New
England ought to furnish 100000; the
British dependencies $4,000; the valley Of
the Mississippi, $4,000; the Middle States,
100000; and adds, that this vast army will
probably leave in the State, and most Of it
in the city, 100000, or $40 each.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

AN ARauMENT.-A married gentleman,
every time he met the father of his wife,
complained to him of the ugly temper and
disposition of his daughter. At last, upon
one occasion, the old gentlemhn, becoming
weary of the grumbling of his son.in'law,
exclaimed: "You are right; she is an i'm
pertinent jade; and if Ihear any more COM
plants of her, will disinherit her" The
husband made no more complaints.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

CARS LIGHTED BY CASA locomotive
and six cars go out nightly over the New
Jersey Railroad to Philadelphia, lighted by
gas, and the difference between the gas-light-
ed and the caudle-lighted, gives to the for
mer the appearance of an Illuminated train
shooting off through Jersey on some gala oc-
casion. The gas is forced by pump at the
depot through small iron pipes into strong
wrought-iron and braced cylinder, which is
fixed beneath each car and thence conveyed
through patent regulator to the INTERIOR
The supply in the cylinders enough to feed
two burners for fifteen hours, while the time
of making the trip to Philadelphia is four
hours.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

AN EXECUTIVE MEssAGE.-The Wash.
ington Star, generally good authority, says
that it is stated that the President will SUBJ
NIT message to Congress as soon as the
Kansas business is disposed Of, with refer
ence to our relations with Spain and Cuba
and to other matters affecting our interests
on the American continent
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15
ALAw AGAINST THE USE OF CAMpHENE

ALAw AGAINST THE USE OF CAMPHENE.
In the New York Assembly, Mr.. Moore
has introduced bill designed to prevent the
sale or use Of destructive compositions in the
State it prohibits the manufacture, sale or
use, for the purpose of producing light or
heat, of any camphene, spirit gas, phosgene,
burning fluid, or any fluid of a spirituous
or explosive nature, under penalty of 500
for each offence for its manufacture or sale,
and $40 for each offence for its use.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

And pins, needles, paper, pens, ink, and
other nscessaries, higher than fair proper
tion of the above.
Cutlery of all kinds very scarce, and ex'
tremely high. Pistols, knives, &c., none to
be had at any price. Clothing is also in
great demand.
Bacon sells readily at so cents per pound,
and -four at s25 per hundred pounds, or
$50 per barrel.
The writer says that Colonel Johnston will
move forward for Salt Lake City as soon as
the mules can travel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15
NO.. IS.

come under the class of privileged commu.
nications, if made in proper manner, and
without any evil intent or malicious motive,
and if made in good faith and honesty"
This is an important decision to merchants
and business men generally.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

MONSTER BANK.-Itis proposed by some.
body in New York to fuse into one institu-
ton all the corporate banks in New York
city. There are ffty-four of them, with an
aggregate capital Of si1ty-6ve millions. The
idea is to centralize in New York all the f.
nancial and business movements Of the
country by means Of this one great engine
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15

ELECTION IN W1NNsBoRo.'-An election
took place in Winnsboro on Monday last,
for Intendant and Wardens, which resulted
in the election of the old Council. The
udry ticket" was again successful.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-15
GRotee 4o&ttg.
TRADE AND SPADE.


Between two friends in days of old
A bitter strife began;
And Father Spade and Brother Trade
Disputed man to man.
"You're vain, undutiful and proud"
Said Spade with flashing eyes;
"You earn your thousands while starve;
"You mock my children's cries.
"You ride in state with lordly looks;
"You dwell in bower and hall;
"You speak of me reproachfully,
"And prosper on my fall.
$50 from this hour in shine or shower,
s'We'll learn to live apart;
"I ruled the earth ere you were born
stI cast you from my heart"
And trade lost temper in his pride,
And uttered words of scorn;
"You do not know the ways Of men,
"Amid your sheep and corn,
"You dose away the busy day,
Nor think how minutes run
"Go put your shoulder to your work,
"Aud do as have done.
"You've all the earth to yield you wealth,
sBoth corn and pasture land;
81 only ask counting house.
"And room whereon 10 Stand.
"And from this hour in shine or shower,
"I'll learn to live alone;
"I'll do without you well enough
"The world shall be my own |"
And thus they wrangled night and day,
Unfair, like angry men;
Till things went wrong between them both,
And would not right again.
But growing wiser in distress,
Each grasped the others hand:
"Twas wrong" said Spade, "to rail at Trade
"Hs loves me in the land"
And Trade as freely own'dhis fault:
"I've been unjust" he said,
"To quarrel with the good old man
.'Who grows my daily bread.
"Long may we flourish, Trade anu spade,
"In city and in plain
"The people starve while we dispute
We must not par. again.
And all the people sang for joy,
To see their good accord;
While Spade assembled all his sons,
And piled bis plenteous board.
He fed them on the best of fare,
INTAKE d the foamiHg ale,
And pray'd on England's happy shore
That trade might never fail.
And busy Trade sent fleets Of ships
To every sea and strand,
And built his mills and factories
Ger oil the prosperous land.
And so well sing God save the Queen
And long may Father Spade,
For sake of both the rich the poor,
Unite with Brother Trade.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-04
mo. $685.
Notice for restoring, certain Lands to market In
the state or Alabama.

NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
Alabama will be 10 Tic sale ~
location, and after the first day Nay n OF
all public land embraced In the following townships, which
had proclaimed and offered prior Withdrawal by notice No
$685. lands which had boon withdrawn to satisfy that part Of
the railroad by act Congress approved 81 june 1885, which
Memphis Charleston, that said
grant having rejected by the State Of Alabama, viz
South Of The base line and east Of he Huntclie meridian
Townships l, 2, 3, 4, s. and 0, of range l.
Townships q A. and s. and the parts OF townships and
north Of the Tennessee river, OF range 2.
Townships 2 and g. and the parts Of township north
Of the Tennessee river, Of range 3. 4a
Townships l. g. s. tho parts townships and
north Of the Tennessee Of range T.
Townships and and the parts Of townships and north Of the
Tennessee, of range B.
South Of the base line and ,ea Of the HuntsvA meridian
Townships /, 2, 8, 4, g. and Q, OF range l.
Townships and T. Of range 7.
Townships L. z, 3, 4, 8, g. and 7, Of ranges and g.
Townships g. g. a. and 8, Of TO- H. H. IS, H. and
15
Township l, Of range 10.
hand, the General lind Once d. the city Of
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Feb 20-1aw6w [ntcl&Star1 Commissioner
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NORM Of e ba.e line and we,t l1e pnepal meridiea.

North Of The bare line and es Of Me principal meridian.
Township IL, Of range2
At the land office at MoNRoE, commencing on Monday,
the cntv-e;Qh day Of Jne nn for the disposal Of the
vacant lands In the Numbered sections within the
aforementioned townships which remain TO the United
States rltn miles each sds Of the "Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Texas milroa subject, required by
law, to minimum of tro dollars and y cents per acre,
viz
North Of The base line and cart of the prmcira, meridian
Townships H. 10, and 10, of range l.
Townships IL and IS, of range D.
Townships H. Is, and I9, of ranges and 4.
Townships I6, IL, 18, and 49, Of range g.
Townships Is, IL, and Is, of ranges ., 4 g. 9, TO-,
and IL.
Townships is, 16, H. and Is, of range H.
Townships Is, l6, and ~, of ranges Is and IA.
Townships 10 and l6, of range Is.
North of The bae line and mea Of The principal meridian.
Townships H. Is, and 10, of ranges l. O. 3, 4, and g.
At the land Office at Natchitochcs, commencing on
Monday the fourteenth day OF June next, for the dis
posal Of the public lands, heretofore nno situated
within the following named townships, viz
North Of The base line and ,ces Of The principe, meridian
Townships 4, s, and IL. of range4.
Township ~, of range 7.
Townships 10, %, and %, of ranges.
Township %, Of range 10.
Townships ~ and %, of range H.
Township %, of range IL, and township H. of range H.
At the land Office nj NArcrrrocHxs, commencing ON
Monday the hceny nghh ddy 81 June men, ior the dispoSnt
of the vacant lands in the erenUnbra1 sons within
the under mentioned townships which remain to the
United States, rhn miles each a Of the 'vcks-
burg Shreveport, and Texas railroad and Of the Ncw
Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western railroad subject
required by law to minimum Of tco dicrs and nv
cents pr acre, viz;
On the "vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas railroad -
Eorh Of ne 6as line and ~es Of ne principal meridm.
Townships IL, 49, and 10, Of ranges 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
and IL.
Townships l6, IL, and IL, Of ranges -, H. is, and
Is.
On the New Orleans, opelousss, snd Great Western
raro~d~
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and Of the United states edited by tuskey Post
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the politician alone that this prepared
enable every citizen himself readily
~ each political issuc presented.
"Iet the editor speaker who politics
of the people know what he writing speaking about
ne may write and speak knowingly
volume octave. Price ~. Postage prepaid,
For sale In Warrington by TAYLOR A MAtRY
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mo. 600.]
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS

.NyOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS
IN TO MARKET IN TIE STATE OF ALABAMANolce here
the Office Huntsville In the State Of Aabama
will utter the 10Th day May be the sale
and location Of all public lands embraced in tie
following which subject and location
withdrawal by Notice No $685. being lands which had been with
probably falling within the prescribed limits Of selection or
the railroad Alabama Congress approved June
1885, but ascerted not be within said limits viz
North Of Ae atd eday Ahs Hunspuie meridian.
Townships and z, Of range g.
Townships and the of townships and north
and OF the Tennessee river NJ range g.
Townships and and the Of ownsbrs and 4, north and
Of the Tennessee river, al range T.
Township the parts townships and g. north aud west Of
river of range 3.
The townships and north and west Of the Tennessee
river, Of range g.
my hand General land ONCE the city Of
Washington, this 18th day OF March, 1853
Mai lB-luw6w f1ht. kStarl Commissioner.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II WAsJuyCTuv March
Mar 71aw4wsun

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1853
on PETITION Of Charles Goodyear, Of New Haven
praying pacui granted him
18th Of June 1874 for Improvement the Manufacture Of India
Rubber from the said which
takes place the 18th day Of June, 1858
ordered that c said petition he heard the Patent Office
Monday the 3st May IL O'Clock, all
notified and show they have why sn
uion ought not 10 be granted
opposing the required nc the Patent or
nce their objections specially SGT forth writing least twenty
bre the day Of hearing All testimony nlcd by either
the said hearing be taken transmitted
coiancc with the rules OF the office, which will be furnished
plication.
The Testimony in the viii be closed the l7th May
dispositions, aud other relied testimony must he aed
before the Of that day the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this Published In the Union, Wash
incon H. Daily York week for three
weeks previous the 3is OF May next the day
ing jus HULL
Patents
Psricrs papcrs please copy and send
bills 10 tho Patent Office with containing this notice
March 1T--1nw3w
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In equity in the circuit court
for Somerset county.

TIME object of this suit Is to procure decree for
sale the Of Matthias Dornan aie Somerset
county the Of hts debts The bill IN substance
said onan his life indebted and died indebted
complainant the two hundred and four dollars and
with the 9th Of October 1885, jndg
October 1856 that being indebted the said Matthias de-
this life about tho month Of January 1885, ntesne and
administration his
have been granted by the orphans court Somerset
payment dccedcns debts that he died
seized Of divers lands md real in Somerset county which In
his lifetime he had said Funel Toadvnc for the
debts that have been paid and
said uncanceied Ih bill that the I'd dry
1854 said DOrman executed deed u Robert
w. Doughcry county Tho lands he purchased Of dr.
Francis Waters and John Austin trust 20 the mont of
hundred and five dollars during life TO his
Elizabeth Dorman CONSIDERATION Of various premises reccd
deed, copy which filed marked &C. TINT complainant
Elizabeth necessary parties
this suit that said Matthias oman left the following children his
heirs Emily Francis who
mud resides without the state Maryland Thomas porman John
fprman Anrc T. Iornan Matthias orman Amelia Dorman and
Wimm Edward all whom aud reside
county The bill the the real
OF said Matthias Dorman his debts and for such other
reeas the require for order OF publication agnns said
resident the other defendants,
all Of whom live In Somerset county.
thcrcupon ordered this oath Of February 1885, that the
complainant ta order 10 be inserted in some
pubedn Washington city once In each OF four
before the twelfth day April next give notice 10 said
the object and substance
Of this bill appear this person soil
prem
and show cause any She has why decree should not
prayed LEVIN WoolfoRi', Clerk
LEVIN wOOIFORD, Clerk.
Mar II 4vsun
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DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

IL
British Navy List for 1883
Tho Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army complete
July, 1857
Cadets; by Capt Boyd Royal London
1857. .aa 4l.
arms; Bengal artillery. London, 1887
dc IN poudre. Metz 1857.
On Sgnaizipg al Sea; pamphlet london. 1883.
Memoranda in Mining Metalurgy vol London
1857
Marion on Coal Mining vol London.
liardwick's Photographic Chemistry. london. 1857.
Vegas iognthms; fromcs Tgonomeca surveying Nichols
Cyc"p"da Of the Physical Sciences; iardet sramanshp;
MAIN and Brown on the Marine steam engine Adoocks kng
neer rocschook for 1888 wcaics Engineers and Contract
ors' Pocket book for 1883
Feb % rRlvcK TAYLOR
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TN pursuance Of law, j, JAMES BUCHANAN, Psesi-
dent of the United Bates Of Amerca, do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales will b. held at
the aforementioned Land Offices, in the State Of LoUI
ANA, at the periods hereinafter desisnated, to wit
AT tho land o6ios at Mosnan. commencing Monday,
the orsA day Of June nen. fes the dsposal Of the pub
lie lands heretofore unoeFsd situated in the following
townships and parts Of townships, Wis
NortA Of he bass Inc sad Of the pt,scpol nserisau
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Isl
Hon Floyd War: waR. prinkard chief clerk
and four watchmen The
oloying attached to this department.:
Commanding 0Ts Office, at the bend Of which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York
Aoaant OceCo samue Cooper, Adjutan General
Major Townsend, Brcvct Cnft Williams
Advocate revet Major John
Lee clerks and In this Office arc kept all
the which the personnel Of the ths rolls &c
is here where all military commissions made out
udtemdsT Generals O6iceBrevc Major General T. Jcsup
G. Thomas, Captain
Miller rcvct Major Beee eleven clerks and
Ydymaar Generals QGceCo b. r. Larned paymaster general
Major j. Leslie district pymaser eight clerks and ono messep
C@missay Generals oGcGen George Gibson, commissary
er assistant Captain Simpson, six clerks and one messen
Sturgeon GnuiS 0fGen Thomas lawson, surgeon general
Dr. X. G. Wood and Dr. G X Wood; three clerks
Joseph G. Toen, chief engineer assistant
Captain II G. Wright nvc clerks and one messenger.
TYPOGRAPHICAL BusauCoI Albert colonel of the corps;
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks and
Ordnance H. Craig, colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt Maynadier eight clerks and ono messenger
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PHILIPS
New Bookstore, 332 Penn. avenue,
Mar % between 9th and 10th
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Township 4, of ranges 10 and IL.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, mill
tary and other purposes together with the swamp and
oveowed granted TO the State by the acts of Congress
approved March z, ls49 and September %, 1850 will be
excluded from the sales.
The tracts within the sr miles each ssx of the rail
roads will be sold subject TO the right Of way granted by
the act of August T. 1882 for said railroads. and the par
ticuar tracts cut by the routes will be sold containing
the quantities respectively shown the official pats
without deduction The offerings OF the above lands will
be commenced the days appointed and will proceed
In the order in which they advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
private entry Of any Of the above lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
ninth day of March, Domini one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
THOMAS A. HEkpRrcKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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N0fICE no PRE- EMprIUN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right of prescription to any
of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above mentioned Is required TO establish the to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver Of the proper
land Office, and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Mar I4-lNwl3w lIntcl&Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-07
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CEEWERS.
DIR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORA FIVE pROCHES.
TIE GREAT SUBSTITUTE FoR TOBACCO.

a.,
IS - known ana lncontrovertiblo fact
that the'Ste Of Tobacco IS the promoting
cause OF many Of the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race OF man is subject, as careful
analysis ard long and painful experience have
clearly proven that It contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties most dangerous in
their effects, which by entering into the blood
dcraAge the functions aud operations of the
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PURE SEED
WYANDOTTE PROLIFIC CORN! !
Yields FROM gssJ TO hJ0 BUSH
els per- Acre.

rs Success Tiunephant{y Established.
ANLY ONE GRAIN planted in a Hill pro-
W duces from to (and often more) stalks,
and from 6 to IL ears Of pearl white corn, 8
to Is inches in length, with 10 to IA rows in
the ear.
Circulars descriptive, &C., Of this extraordi-
nary cereal, and also presenting certificates Of
those who have cultivated il, are now ready,
and will be mailed to all that request it.
The seed will be selected with great care,
and pnt up in packages to suit, marked "Ban-
dels Pure Seed Wyandotte Corn with direc-
tons for cultiyating.
PRIcEs.-One quart, which is sufficient 20
plant one acre, delivered in the city Of Balti-
more, or on the route Of the Express company,
(thc purchaser paying express charges, $l.50.
Those who order to be sent by mail, and remit
$4 will receive (post paid the planting for one
acre; 50 half acre, S quarter acre.
Persons wishing TO act as agents will be sup
piled at a liberal reduction.
.l15~ ORDER EARLY, as the supply is linn
tied. Many were disappointed in not having
their orders filed the last season:
no. Money or postage stamps ~ cent
stamps preferred must accompany the order.
Address, GEORGE S. BANDED,
No So Light street,
re. Whitman Co.'s old stand,
Baltimore Nd
To be hadof WIN. DRADDoCK, Rockville,
Md. feb 5-8m