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TtIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IANCA,T:R DsTEIcr.

Mathe" Turner, who il in the custody
Rl The Sheriff of Lancaster Disirui, by yir.
tue Of . Wan 0f Cnpils Al Saiisfaciendum
n; the suit of John Adams, having filed in
NV office t"g-ihrr with u schedule on oath
of his ESTATE and effects. hi. petition To the
Conrt of Common Pleas praying that he
may be aduitird 10 th' benefit nf the Acts
of the General Assembly maGr Cor III. relief
OF ins"lvent debtors. II IL ordered, th It the
said John Aoanls and nil others the credi.
tors To whom the said Mathew Turner is in
any wise Indebted be-, and they are hereby
snmin"ned and have nolice To appear, be
tor the snid Court at Lancaster Court House
on the third Monday in March next, to
shew Cause, II any they can, why the pray
er OF the petiIi' n aforesaid should not be
granIed
Office Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 90, Dec. 1858.
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec. VI. 45-3m
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New Advertisements,
CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

T>tlE price Of Board in this Institution
L has been reduced from $40 to S8 per
month, or $40 pr session of 90 weeks.
This has been done to meet general de
mand which pledges great increase Of stu.
dents. Should this occur. all will be right
The measure will take effect 4th March
fhe beginning Of the Spring Session.
J. X. WALSH. PREs'r.
Feb. 9, b2-it.
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M0LAssRs, MOLAssRs.

A LARGE LOT OF NEW ORLEANS
IN Muscoyadp and wess India Molassss,
(new cropJ lust received and for sale low
for CASH, by JOS. ". GAYLE.
T-wden, May & te3a- ls-0
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For Sale.

Il HEREBY constitute and appoint Jones
l. Crockett, Esq, my agent To negotiate
for the sale Of my fine Dwelling House and
Lot in the Village Of Lancaster also for
vacant Lot attached. Persons in want OF
such property will please apply to him.
J. NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. s, 1850. 47if
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Millinery and Eantua.Making

establishment, and soiieIis share OF pal
ronnge. She aiiters herself that she can
give satisfaction in any work that may be
rairns,ed TO her. RaGns at Reldons Ho,
tel.
Lancasterville, Nov. 10, is5s.--a9-sm
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CBArIssros, February 4, 1859.

CoTros.-The market was in laLguid
and depressed con.ition throughout the
day. The sales were limited TO about 1000
bales, at extremes ranging from III to l2c.
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TIE MARKETS.
COLUMBIA, February 5, Is.

COLUMBIA, February b, 1889.
The cotton market was much oppressed
yesterday, with saies Of 40 bales at ic. de-
cline extreme, 8 to lltc.
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Gents Furnishing department.


crow" the
sizes an" Gall
= ""U weather sets BsIa '
HATS prre.
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.


,,,,,.,, ,.,cw,','.,
IIC ~ ,,;.... = .,.,. >,,, yo,L
I>o E,pREiI
E..r,rI,Suru Isis
We h We orir;nn,ed pew pricc;sle-a
new eva ~ me i''o''m '"'"e- ""e'e"y We
maze '"'S n"H'ocSn p'"o. S'"p'e rad 'PIe
~ Wat OF Drown """e''n%~'
We SELL r"s CA-T. We EUY Foh CASH.
We are satisfied with per cent profit
Ask no Second Price. Hay. all our good,
mnrkrd in tioiu Firurrs. SO that man. wo.
man, and ,hjld 'ruv uiike," ard receive the
sam. value inr ,hrir mon..y.
Unr p,ic.S for be-, TaH.ta Ribbons, all
,oIor,. nr.
Mol l2cr. per piece, No. 4 35tcls per piece
- ID 657t
- 20, 9S7.
, 20 l2SlU74
No I6 Sl.47I pr. piece.
W. OFrr Fancy Ribbons Ali St,les.""AIl
C"l"r-, Az Qrali,i.s" ut Prices Defy
"'x c'..'tV s;';' ", ""d
lt). CASH ONiY
o..,r
n;,, ~ '.e ,e"'re "i at,rar-
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRIcr.
Dec. -, 1853,


James r. Lark, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff nf Lancnster District, by virtue
Of Writ Of Capias Ad Satisfaciendum mt .he
s";t of Price g. Dolby, having filed in my
o!,ice together with Schedule, on oath OF
his Estate rad effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that hs
may be admitted to the benefit Of tbs Acts
of the General Assembly tnadc for the relie2,
of insolvsnt 6ebers. 1t 10 ordered. that the
said Peiee d. Dolby and all other the credi-
tors 10 whom the said James r. Lark is in
any wise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear. be-
fore the said Court ut Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next.
to shew cause, if Any they can, why the
PRAYER Of the petitiou aforesaid, should nos
be granted
Office Court Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 9Th day Of Dec. 1858.
J. a. .STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec. ~, A5-3m.
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Notice to Tresspassers.

T HEREBY WARY ALL person not to
l. cut. haul from, " Li5e their teams for
the purpose of hauling iron,, or in anvwisr
intru'ie upon tract of land on the waters
or Bear Creek, SURVEYED and granted in
1874 or 5 To - baye title tn
said land and am Determined " ruforc. the
law against all trcsspassers.
w. z. DURIN.
Feb y lS59-Iy
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N NOTIC E..

lI.L PERSONS INDEBTED to me will
Il find their notes and accounts In the hands
of collecting officer, II they fail 10 make
settlements before return day.
}. D. COUsART.
Feb Q, Isbs.-bi--2s
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Can ile3,
Crockery Ware,

DUMAS, Glass End Easie.m Wara-a
~ good assortment Of nlI descriptions
now In and for sale low for cash by
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
CLm,,cn, Jan. 5. iS59-I7,f
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Ladies Dress Department.

OF Black and Cei nofF
Printed all Ielane
nent I"
III ,buriny
sig.d.
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Buok-Wheat.

A NO. l. Ar,icic in bbls or bag War,
IA renicd. For sale by
JOS NJ GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 5. IS59-47tf
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Travelling Agents Wanted
Permanent Employment,

WE wish to engage limited num3er OF res
ponsiblc Agenl- To navel aud solicit orIers for
At~aters Pa,cnt fnst Premium Fifteen and
Twenty-Five Dollar Family sewing Machines,
the ve'y best low priced Machine in the
maskes, aud iuils equal to the higl, priced ones;
"a It Is the most supple IN It's construction, re.
liable ~ ts operation and less liable To get out
OF order. salary of $50 per month wita all
expenses, will be paid 10 only limited number
Of Agents. For conditions aud instructions in
the business, address, with stamp enclosed,
/. N. DAGGETT 4 Co,
No. WILSON Lam Bosras, Mass.
December 22 lS5S-46--St
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PLANTATIGT GC0DS

NcEo C'o rmg FONTS
" 'H 70 ns ""w" E r" vii be .Ih - low n sad IN
low
No storms th @
do onntD
requested 70 cali
We y maksn
Cu,le,. ih"l, s or ''''e'hoer-
,, Z r. o.,,; ,..o ~ RAssELTIRE q CuREToH
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Mrs M. III. Cleudenin,

LAS TIL PLEASURE TO INFORM
u lhe ci,iE-ns OF i.,nVas:er,iIl., and
urrornding section, ,h.t she has just opea-
ID at ihi- place .
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS
FOR lSSS..A.

W. WOULD RE spec rFUL.Y INFORM CUSTOMERS AND TT
Goo
o the Country ~N'o'
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Hardware DCEartrrensS.

new
and ,e ali IL
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Crackers.

CODA, Wine, Eu,ter, Eos on, Lemon nud
~ Sweet Crackers ffpsh from ih. B.k.ry.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 5, 1859 -47if.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the
Il patronage he received during tn. year
1858, hopes iby close attention to business
and an Increase Of stock, to merit the con-
tinued faSoT Of his friends for the year 1859.
lie Is receiving almost weekly, and fiatters
himself that his stock will bear favorable
comP1.s"n with any in the up country
either M 10 variety, quality or cheapness.
J. N. CROCKETT.
Jan %, 1859, b0-tf
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&aiI &Qa0s.
IftA m =! I. I; :; -
W H. I; .:
WESTERN


M--3HG MARYLAND RATZRO4D
a., OPEN TO OWINGsI Mills
On ana after the 9Th of August tho CO.. r-;,1 I ,
tnTnin I Uwb5ngs NILS at 73O A. NJ and Re
Weat; TaFe i VIWlngs Mills ate and Ii A and 445 p
Tho an trains on the Northern Central Paav az
Snn y Rouse Round trip tickets for the RaItioSa
a4tf rD,,-,,-
- 6IITTIIHH6HT Mn oREST AND SOUTH.
lows '' "'S trains VIII run as fcl
Leave Camden Station Bamore-Mail (.xcer, s,,r,.,.
M ~ A NJ Express daily at 4O5 p NJ for = TS
LIE LIE MESI, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH VEST p 3 ~
Trans go directly through. " '''A' both
FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take Che 7 2D A n +.
nDerland and Wheeling, (by lying over for Cna
anu anu heellng Accommodation Tran0 and batraar
@ ana Farkersburg, take the 4O5 p VI train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at4I5py
TIE ELiIC0FTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 6 o.
a. ID ana 94OP ~, and Ellicotts Mills at 72O A. NJ ami
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besides the regular trsins,
there VIII ne special train 30 p NJ for Baitimore
- 0 "a .HASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 4 20 and 7i5 A. NJ, 5 and 30
NJ On sundays at 20 A NJ only. Leaves Washington for
6altilnore at lao and so A. NJ, and 20 and Is III On
sundays at go T. NJ only The second and fourth trains
pity nom Baltimore stop at way points The second and
outn trans from Baltimore and Washington connect W.
ES tickets of every kind, information, &C. apply to
EUlAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. 2. SMITH,
f. N con- C-,,r. Master Of Transportation
,zs-s e9tS, 9elleral Ilcket Agent j25-tf
LA SE sEE.s.s.s.:..s4 FOR THE
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De aa R;Y PHMIL7ADIELPHJA,

SUMHER ARRANGEJFNT
D, ana after MONDAY, July 4th, Passenger trains t
DAILY Except Sunday as follows i''''Ci pEfoI
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6 30 o'clock A NJ U,1- ,,,rr
40 A. Nj EVENING MAIL at 525 P IL The ~ a. n a.
ram makes close connections through to Boston " III
and IL P NJ " i'"iNr- dt 90 A.h,l2
ON Sundays at525P NJ only. All the trains c,oroo,
iE WIN EeW ork Trains except 525 NJ on Satrdavs
O'Clock p NJ. '''''e piaces at 5iQ
, FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving BaltimOI at $50 M counact + w.,
mngton with 94l A, NJ train, 1910 rom R, ~ WI
with Cos P. NJ train NV n A. '"h haltmore
NoIlCEIAll coored persons, Aether bond or frae will
" IeIueu 70 Dflng some response white person nayson
humn 70 the Undersigned who u he willnr "a sign
DO 70 IRe company before hey vii lie passed over sn
i4f wN CRAWFORD T.,
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Steamboats,.

81 THREE TIMES PER WEEK
rzSz--e=AFOR PETERSBURG AND RTCHNONn -
IhS H0whatt1n Steamboat CompanyH will on and aft
"a att6 ~ ia the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMFRS
SGLEGo. vFEABoDG" and .BELVIDERE" THREE TINES
FIG EEk and sayi9g R2tmqrs TTEsbAY
the same hour " WY S"iHe udSs' anu AT
dations ' ''"'e louin accomino'
For freight or passage apply to
aft J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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ST FOR FREDERICKSBURG. va
sAzz-1r1=z=SsH ne steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Fair
.. oank, viii commence her regular trips 70
81 FOR THE SOUTH

sa6ssaszkzzs,s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEI-
PllA and BALTIMORE, via the
mo ,-,r,-, tBA LIN +, -
~ MIKE OH WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON ,
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
hDMERl, AND NEW ORLEANS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
,- DAILY, Except SUNDAYS via
BAY LINE SEA-BOARD 4 ROAN{jK + pAUP OAn
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc schedule being arranged that the
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 'N''
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n c
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w I. WALTERS Il CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
No s. EXCHANGE Place aO Liquors.
'DMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
on hand ~ w SWIM vi olp RYE WHiSkEY
fe24u
Z T, ELDER,
LIZ PROVISION
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
!2O = EUTAw STREET
osu BALTIMORE.
nAVID T. BUZBY,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
,,xr,nn FoR TUE SALEoF
CHEESE, BUTTER AND PRO rISIONs
oc,,, NO. 3 EXCHANGE PLACE:
VIII Baltimore.
SHARP, CARR Il CO.,
~ WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l;h.., 40. NO % SOUTH HOWARD STREET
Liberal aavances made on conspnments r. o,r er,4
London and Liverpool s'> 10 our "ie an 10
A UBREY 4 CO.,
IA COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
.,s., FOREIGN AND AM BONES oMhsTIITc 11oUoRs
49, No 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore Md
n A. T. H. HALL.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Give their exclusive SiteS GAMDES ST. BALTIMORE
TOBACCO, COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN PR sae q
oczo-u nc. &c. 'ioNS'
ID MALCOM & co,
Z. GRAIN AND FLOUR MERCHANTS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANo
i,o., WooD STREET, BowLY's WHARF
Baltimore.
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Fs The fine fast sailing Bremen ship AUGUSTEp
H. Erchs master will have quick despatch for the above
Jackson'S wharf, or to van vi 'u
ou., +. L. BRAUNS 4 CO.,
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"a : 80: FOR THE
NT1GLP go WEST AND NORTH.
>-opr,r,p,- AND WATERING PLACES
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIIWAVy "a Of1o
SUMMER NGEWF VTI

On and after MONDAY ,IJune 2Cth, 1880
IHREE DAILY TRAINS
VIII be run over this Road as follows viz.
lst The Mail Train leaves daily (Sundav avoar,, a.
arSn& at Harrisburg at l47 A NJ there connectinS
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
Dy t ain passengers for the North and Niagara Foil.
arrive al WilamSpoT at p NJ and Flmira ar 3 Ak . S
where they lie over all night ~ az GU + M''
Inc Sunao and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
sunday at T. NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at %
4 M lllamsport at u Z. NJ, Emira at a NJ and RnTsI
al igSo A NJ and Niagara Falls P NJ next dav Thi9
tram connects at Elmira with trains for ~ "' 4His
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN EEyp
YORK AND CANADA -'1"
AND at Butialo with trains for Suspension ridga . ~
VIA the treat " estern Railway for all parfs Of ~ e-Ns
a, GTihN1ADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
me Nlhclnna and Chicago Express leaves daily at
arriving at Harrisburg at iO40 r NJ and there con
and all parts of the West ~ '0"4 loi IlIsoufg
For BEDFORD SPRINGS take 73D A NJ and p NJ
trains connect at Harrisburg with PennsyIvapa M
top --"i'ii4el LUZ anu Broad
t t9 99Rk CARLISLE, CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
MAn0H Elt LITTLESTOWN, GETTYSBIRC md
train Saturdays. " ''"A" "'liS' ana ) I. M
For TICKETS and further correct and reliable
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station y
OF OalVert and franklin streets, Baltimore " - N0lhei
JOHN II RTGNEY Assif Sunori,.a,s.
Tinl,ot
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Es[~s- BALTIMORE AND PHILADFT
sas...zPHIA STEAMBOAT CMMPANN-
apls-tf No 10 S,uth wiaryes Pbiladoi,bio

sE%s FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA
The steamer " SELDEN, W B Kirwan
captain VII resume her route to fredericksburg end iasd
ings on Rapahann0Ck. leaving Baltimore from he,
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH ST r TT ' Hn
TUESDAY, February 22l at o'clock, P NJ Returning
will leave Fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY Nn}NING
She viii continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during tie season
Freight of every description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle and Live Stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punuually at
tended TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded rs soon as
ESFor information or passage apply in BaItinor
at her Office los SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
800 Agents in fredericksburg
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Republican State Convention.

A State Convention Of the Republicans Of low
10 called to assemble by their delegates. at the
City Of Des Moines ut II O'Clock A. NJ q, on We'd
Desday the I'D day of June, 1855, for the nomina-
ton Of officers to be elected al the general cleo
ton in October Of this year Candidates are To
be selected for the Offices Of Cove rnor Lieuten.
ant Governor and three Judges Of the Supreme
Court The Convention will take such other ac-
Nou ~ may ia its opinion. contribute to the sue.
cess Of the principles anu organization of the
Republican Party Of this State and of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled 10 one
Delegate in the Convention: and to one addition
al delegate for each 100 voters tafter the first 100
and for any additional fraction of so or more
votes. cast at the last General Election for Hon.
iijah Sells, as Secretary of state.
The attention of the Republican Central Com
nittees Of their re pectve courtes is directed tc
she calling OF the County Conventions for the ap.
pointment of delegates in the ratio above stated
and for efficient organization preparatory 10 the
eAnvasA
JOHN A. KASS0S.
II. VI. IoxIE,
N. J. HTSCH.
ID. y. COOLEY,
II. JEROME,
X. l.. b. CLARKE,
THOMAS sEELY,
RestkataRStafe Central Commii:ss.
pes Moines, March Goth 1859.
Cedar County is entitled to ten delegates.
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The Var News.

The war news is no. very bloody IS
yet Large forces are being brought in
80 the field. Some skirmishes have taken
place bu. no great battle has yet been
fought The Austrians seem to have
lost the golden opportunity by delay
Generals Garibaldi and Ciailins, have at.
tackled the A ustrisns at Versail., beating
them aud bringing of 800 prisoners. 1t
is quite probable that all Italy may be
united under Victor Emanuel, who is a
great fayorite with the Italians The
French n, Rome are to be placed on a
war footing It is said that Kossuth
passed through Paris On the frs. cf May,
80 As to be ready to serve his eountrymcn
should opportunity offer
If the Emperor Of the French will but
carry out the liberal policy be has com.
menecd, he will be hailed rs the deliver
Of Europe That he will do so, is hoped
from the fact that he is surrounding him.
self with liberal men 4 distinguished
citizen ef the German Confederation has
said that if the rule Of Napoleon was
death, then the rule of tho Austrians
vas eternal damnation. Good may re.
suit to the people Of Europe from this
war.
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters P;anos
and MelOleons.

1.-THE Piano came to hand, in first rate order. Its,
beautiful n strnment and no mistake"Lcc d Walker,
hta, Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one 81 the Horace Waters Pianos, writes as folo~s
:" friend OF mine wishes me to purchase piano for
her. She likes the one you sold Inc In December 1856
Ny piano Is becoming pepula- in this place, aud IL ink
can INTRODUCES one or two more they win be more
popular than any other make
I'VE have two of Waters Pianos in use in orr se.-
mary, one Of which has been severely tested for thre,
years and We can testify to their good quality and du
rahuty. ~ God Gregory, MonRf Carroll, ms
III. wArrss, Ess.--Decr SIR: Having used an. n,
your Piano-fortes for two years past, have found in
' superior Pri~eiSai Brooklyn u.'a les1s s Cay,
Tine aho ireeeised from you continues TO give sat
sfactlon regard II as Of the instruments in
the place ''-yaaes l.. Clarke, Charleston va
1.-THE Mcloieon has safely arrived. feel Obliged 10
you for your liberal dscountwll do all can for van
IN these parts "-Rer > McCormiek, YarqesriHt SC
The piano was duly received. Ii came In @sc,lje n,
condition. and Is very much admired by my uumereu,
family. Accept my thanks for your promI,neas. -
Robert Cooper, Warreaham. Bradford eeantg. pa
four flano Pieases Us well 1tisthe best one in our
County - Thomas .. La,haa, Csmbst,ea, ga
", are very much Obliged to you for having sent
to recommend it. ''-Biaak, Ned a. Co, Bseaio Der
Inc Horace aatefs Planes are known as among the
very best are enabled TO speak Of these
Win confidence nom personal kno ledge of their eS-
ceient tone and durable quality ~ r. Eras0,ri.t
- I'VE can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
ramos from personal knowledge, being Of the very
best quality .f-Christiap Iatciiig sneer
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel
chec w any department than the Horace Waters pi.
amos. '-Chgrrhman.
THE Horace Natere Pianos are built of the best md
most thoroughly seasoned material. wehave no doubt
that buyers can do we'll, perhaps better at th,
NJ any other house In the Cniou."fdroeate f. JoarY
waters Pianos and Meiodeons challenge compari
son with the finest made anywhere in the country ~
Home journal.
Horace Waters Piaao-Fotes are of full rich And
even tone, and powerful. '-Ner York Musieat Rsrirr
''our friends will flld at Mr. Waters, store tho y.r,
best assortment Of Pianos be found in the United
states and We urge our southern and western friends
to give him call whenever they go to New yorl ;,
Graham's Nagarine
Wanroons 333 Broadway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-28

We devote portion of our paper this
week to tho statement, made by those
who are now in the Jail at Cleveland,
Ohio. We do this because we believe
that their case will command a large
ahare of public attention for some time to
come. That they arc the subjects Of
persecution by this Government, is evil
dent to all The case has been directed
BY Buchanan, to whom telegrsphic dis
patches were sent daily, during the trial
sfthose who have been convicted. There
has not been even the pretense of fairness
given to them. Some of the parties
were not within nine miles Of the rescue,
and yet they are denied speedy, or a
tardy trial, although it has been frequent
~ demanded One who had been ar.
rested under a wrong name, was kept in
Jail several days after he had put in his
plea, and was finally di-charcei-he had
lived in Oberl;u and deserved punis' .
mcrt While the President is deyotns
the whole powers o: the Government to
the persecution Of these men, the men a.
the south who ere known to have been
engaged in the slave trade--men who
were taken with the native African. 10
their possession are discharged. they in
the view of the Administration have
been guilty Of no imprepriety, but those
At the north, who wished that a man
whose skin was somewhat black, should
have fair trial, they are to be punished
by fine aud imprisonment. The motto
of the Administration seems to be
"Nor,hern frcencn have no rights which
this Government is bound TO respect.
James Buchanan, the old Federalst, is
fit tool with which to DO such dirt,
work