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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
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The LIVER is one Of
tors ofthe human body !
its functions well, the F.
are fully developed
entirely dependent on
the Liver for the pro-
functions ; when the
and the whole system
OF one organize Liv-
do its duty. For the
one of the proprletors
in a practice of more
find S o m e remedy
act the many derange-
liable.
To prove that this
any person troubled
in any of its forms,
and conviction is GER
\. These Gums remove
ter from the system,
place a healthy flow Of
stomach, causing food
ing the blood, giving
whole machinery, re
1 the disease, effecting Il
!. Bilious attacks are
/ better, prevented, by
the Liver Invigorator
: One dose after eating
the stomach and pre-
ir rising and souring.
Only one dose takel
Nightmare
If Only one dose take.
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One dose taken a.
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WILSON KING.

Oh. WOOL 4 Co., Projectors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York, lin the greatN. \. Wire Railing Estatl-
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and sold by all good Druggists. l2-@m
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I UTUS PRATT.


I HIIa UfsILIA, 81 Z. ,, I.aU-
Prof. NoCp-DCar Elf: ltgr lair Restorative
Is proving itself beneficial 10 Inc. Tie front. md
also the back part Of my head a!most icstI s GOV
eriDg-in fact BALD. I have used bat two half
pint bottles Of your Restorative, ard now the tod
Of my head is well studded with a Promising crop
Of young baiT, ard the front Is also r~eceiyiIg IL
benefit. L have tried other PREPARATION without
any benefit whatever. l think from uy Own rel-
sonal accommodation, / car induce maAy oh
ers to Try il.
Yours respectfully,
II T. Tup-Fsc
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u. r.. THOMAS, u. D.
Nc. sGl, Vine Street.


Prot. .. J. Wood AZ you are about 10 manu-
tacture and vend Your recently discovered Hair
Restorative, | will state, for whurrs.eyer II nav
coicern, that | have used it and known others TO
use lt-that, 1 have, FIR several years, been in the
habit OF using other Hair Restorative, and that
/ find yours vastly superior to any othcr I K, ow.
1t entirely cleanses the head II daBdruf, and
with one months proper use will re. tore any per
soLss hair to the original youlLIGi color end lex
tuTe, giving it a healthy, soft and glossy appcar-
aLce; and all this, without aiscoloriEg The LaEds
that apply il, or the dress CD which it drols. 1
would, therefore, md its use TO every ore
desirous Of having a fine color and texsute TO
hair. Respectfully your,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-19
Joy to the Admirers Of a Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

fALk OF beauty, it cannot ~existwithout a fine
= head of hair, then read the following. and il
you ask more, see circular around each bottle. and
no one can doubt.
Professor Woods Hair Restorative. We call
the attention of ali, old and young, to This won
deriul PREPARATION, which turns back 10 its origin
al color, gray hair covers the head Of tie bald
with a luAuriant growtb-removes the daIdruf,
itching, and all cutaneous eruptions-causes a
continual flow Of the natural fluids: and hence,
if used as a regular dressing for The hair will
preserve its color, and keep it from fall 2 to ex-
treme old age, in all It's natural beauty. We call
then upon tie bald. the grey, or diseased IN scalp
10 use it; and surely the young will not, as they
value the flowing locks. or tie Hitching curl. ev-
CT be withcutit. Its praise is upon tie tongue Of
thousands.
The Agent for Prof Woods lair Restorative in
New Haven, received The following letter in re
gard to the Restorative. a few weeks iii &c:
DEEP RIVER, Conn, Suly -. 1876.
Mr.. Leavcnworth-Sir; l have been troubled
with daDdruh or scurf on my head for more dian
a year, my hair began Ia come out, scurf .rd hair
together. L saw III a Ntw Haven Iarer aEcut
" Woods Hair Restorative" as a culc. / called
at your store on the 1st of ATril last. and 1uIeh-
ased one bottle to try ii, and / found 10 ny rat
l%sfaction 1t was tic thing; il removed The scuTf
an0 new hair Logan 10 grew it Is now two or
three inches in length where ii War all If. I
have great faith in 1t. ! wish you to send Inc two
bottles more by Mr.. Post. the bearer of this. |
don't know as any Of the hind is used in this
place, you may have a hartet for many bottles
alI-T i is known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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Cronp, Whooping cough, Influenza.
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis,

WEST AiANCHESfGR. IA, Feb. l. 1000
SIR: Your Cherry Isct0rGL is performing marvellous
cures in this section. 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption. and is now curing n man
who has lab0rei under an affection If tire lnnes for the
last forty years. HENRY l.. PARIS. Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALDIo%, MONROE Co, Iowa,
writes, Sept. 6, 1853: :" During my practice of many years
I have found nothing equal TO your Cherry IectOraL for
giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curing
such as are eurahle.'
We might add volumes of evidence, but the most con-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1859

THE TURF.
~ and STAKES announced To come "a IN this course
close april J. a.s ~, .! the Lessf hoSss 40 br'ome
p''0'oA'' 'ss SHAW III = ~ III froOrisor
lindsey BLuEs o,o.,sDt.n. ooron
Ans.nr !, ~. Jaw sss, n Suss 81 49,
O'Clock.
by 'rass' THOMAS PRICE
JOHN N. wnhy, Commandment.
orderly.
LOST AND V'OCHD,
DoG LOST ON SUNDAY LAST A SMOOTH, " IT.
ana s.d S ss "r s
W ere he can De had 70 Geo Yos. 200 seecker street
EOrND-N BLEEoKsR srassr NEAR Vorr ,Gk
witch he owner can recover by dent yiSs l. as bus an
ms Tor THE adver aeea <ppb 10 he oooksIIfe I0' 'ad
l. 81 Broome large box o. jswel.y diimouds &c
belonging 10 hiss aie be boeve' wiz
ana rese I'VE The ,hanssof the Owner
I usT-A WHITE POODLE DOG. BIS NOSE AND LEGS
wee elpped blue yes hsst nose answers 70 the ~.
him at IA sr' adwsy
I osI-UK sosp,Y, Marco ls GOING FROM PIER
IL No 2sor'h river to foot of stanon street. 10 Yes lec
shh no ad"res soapsa suSgy naes A. scssasr
The ander viii be SUITABLY rewarded by leaving them a: "a
Neat street
I osY-os MARCH 30 IN BROADWAY. BErwEgN
l. lhten,h aud sie.eser streets gray silk caso
g ,,lnns ,i,s snd tod Abe inder will DC rewarded BY
l. stree, Fourth avenue or 90 weny sueet
s & The sSd s aSns ws aa ns I b. Sas
the same at ga East broadway.
r osT-A NOTE Os EaBREE JACOBS, DATED
- Sarh % ls.s at three mon'ha for 1908 o., al;e
The publc cautioned ssan-t negotiating ~
meI, h.s been Stopped BE- hnder WIN ne sat ~ IVA
Sch ia io,si' - "'''AA ''' '''A Wy -
osT OR sToLFH-A BANK BOOK, NO 1888 H. ON
~ the Bowery Savings Bans The andes viii leave at
REWARDS.
ND RRwARD-Losr, ON TUESDAY EVENING,
While somg noa sevsneen , street 70 eleecser,
WI, be paid leaving at lis Seventeenth street
90 kEwARD-lusr. IN NASSAU sTnEEr A IET
70 Ter to hr James secor Mount Upton Cheoango county
Of the lrrd nouhe new Yors receive sh reward and
questions assed.
hS RE|AhD-LUsT ON FRIDAY, MARCH 8 AN
N spotted esw sua wSs Wa"eVsr viii him i'm
70 HaIinet seventy rnb street last river or to Myers
-
1s REwa RD.-LOsr, ON THE MORNING oF TIE 2srH
'pC inst in Sir h between Twelfth and Twentieth
IT, in weh hetweeu Fifth and Sixth aveoues
black lace The
by applying Sc West Twelfth street. bet Filth sh
a., REWARD -LOsr, On MONDAY, MARCH 49, IN
,CC broadway between Fourth aud Fourteenth streets
bis lace veil Please return at 3l4 Fourth street. bet geen
Sand " q. NJ.
Il s)u EDWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED. FOR
ID ~ the recovery OF gold and chao which
rom 81 Ma street between 9th 18th of March
lhe num6er of the wai.h Ia l591 John E1wards maker
PaTtb brokers and ohers VIII please II offered apply
to Me L Donnelly the NUMBER AZ 10 athare T.
4 on REwARD-iOsT. ON THE 26 III INST. COMING
~ ~ ho ~ racuse IN toe oeutral Railroad travel
bog bag narh ed r. DC Aurss." Apply the New
Boiel
&SIS hnW Ahp.-lOsT, IN THE THIRD AVENUE
tpZC stage. bet svie and Harlem thu 3Osh
y Jcb bets eu and SO NJ plain morocco ,,ketboo
ing thee sion $50 hit the Bank New
Una rees etboek IL marked With the Ia tut
irsde, ard the bs ana eapers be FULLY d Dged Ia
receive returning the book
tle owner 2l6 West Twenty third street.
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= = = 7777-sH'-77s-7177.7.777 -
MAKAKMNNfkf~

MAFAkM0NkkLss
h GENTLEMAN, e YEARS OF AGE. a GRADUATE
"A OF liza, ward College, wealthy, handsome, romantic and
talented feels lonesome In the world
farce lady with view 70 marriage Money obie 4,
lady have the charms of beauty youth
ment Address Allan FeaD, Union square Post once
a. AqRIMoNIsL-EMILE vrLLEfTE WILL, UPON RE
wi ceipt OF 20 cents ia equivalent In
aspsomon OF any pereops land wiilns bereirom
Their character also sketch pros
poets advce love affairs, &c. Address hms Vee ~ Y.
Post
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DUARD "A SMALL PRlVATE FAMILY WOULD LET,
ID with board the whole Of the second door, unfnr
nwbec Location very pleasant aud desirable 10 twenty uiah
street near xtb avenue. For particulars inquire at ~ Nesl
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FURNISHED ROOM TO Int TO A SINGLE GEN
= neman apply at 81 Bieecker street, rev doors
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r,UtNiSfsD-ON THE SECOND FLOOR, sRoNT A
pettr and bedroom, with closet for gentle alone
without board break fast In the required gas and se Oh
bath room IN privac smily apply ut ~ West Eleventh
mreet, between broadway hld Uniyersiy place.
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HtLLIARDS.
1NECf fES IMPROVED BILLIARD Tables. AND
~ mechanical oush0nsPatenled Nov o. 1853 These tables
made regardless Of expense and to second
10 ~ the wosld For sale by D. dickinson Baimore
Nd; H. H. Vance, San Francisco, Cal and by ti
j. DECKER, 80 Ann street ~. Y.
1'w0 BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE
with marble bed and the other With bed have been
used but months and gooo order when new
$50 and 1850; viii be sold for 500 $3.50 Apply ~ H. A.
rCHUiZ % Broad street.
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BOARD IN PhTVATB FAMILY W eTEn AN IN.
- lurpished and bedroom second floor 'front.'
May for gentleman wife aud daughter five Of age,
partial board for the gentleman IN modern huilt honss
ween Fourth and Twentieth streets and Fourth and
ruea; terms pust be moderate Address d. box I7S Herald
flee for three days
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O0ARD--THREE OR Four GENJLEMEN CAN HAVE
ID breakfast and aud dinner Sunday wit, single
BEDS at NO. IL sixth Amity street. 50 U
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RoAkD TN BROADWAY, BELOW UNION UARE =
- Two ladies and gentlemen four single gentlemen who
could eae pleasant society good living
peimanert home the family OF professional man, To-
aed IN the most central and pleasant Of the city, may
address j. W. Houghton, station ID, Post Office
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COUNTRY BOARD ON STATEN fsLAND.-A GENTLE
~ and wie may be accommodated or q few children.
vale ''
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BROADWAY AND EIGHTH srREET.-I35 EIGuTH
~ street. opposite Mercantile MISUNDERSTANDING for sInsse
gentlemen with second floor Convenient dsxnce
Tor business Immediate vicinity OF principal hotels
amusements. &c Terms reasonable No moving let OF MAY
Rooms for families.
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SQUAN. March 80 sunsetNo vessels In night Wind lgb
from yW; weather clear
SANDY HOOK. March 80. sineet-Sseanship Star of th
6outh and two ships the BAL eound out Wad NV, ngb
weather clear.
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4 LADY WOULD LIKE TO LET SMALL ROOM
n suitable for epgle gentleman, where enjoy good
scety and The comforts Of home. Dinner late Apply
'Q6 Macdougal street,
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UsT OR sTOLFN-A BANK BOOK, NO 1873 H. ON
~ the Bowery Savings he ander will
hank
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN a FEW SINGLE GENTLEMrp
- gentlemen and their wives with
elegantly furnished board by early application
1879 Clinton street References exchanged.
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goal OIL --THG CRYSTAL ILLUMINATING OH
- without M smell exceing all other oils Of sitnla
properties 10 color purity and oancy u got and
Eore Saving sa any other article Ok the kind
ssr sale by O. VIM BUSE, 3s Broad street
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I LIBERAL PAPER-TIIE BOSTON INvRsTJG ATOR,
~ edrd by Boface Esq contributed BY the
pfomine liberals 10 the Uned states by such Of their
Opponents choose avail themselves the privilege will
commence is I'VE ntv ninth volume qaaro form
of pi ne1t It Will be DEVOTED,
universal mental iterty and viii firmly onpo
prletio at and every form OF superstition Now Il e
subscribe. PFlce 81 per abnnm address j p Mepi1m,
publisher, 10 SoTnh bcsoa Macs Calvin Blanchard pe
raj and general bookseller, 70 saeslu street, New
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xOAkD IN BROOKLVN.-PLEASAN Rooms WI eli
~ board, convenient Wall and
gle geD gspteu and their wives
the "A Garden street References
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ROARD.-TO LET, WITH BOARD. AT 2s5 WEST TWEEN
~ " sSona street p,esssn suit Of rooms furnished OF
VI six O'Clock references exchan Convenient 10 cars
"a d staRes
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QOARD IN BROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
~ vile or two single geoteen be accommodated with
and board at ZOE Clinton street. Referen
exchanged
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n CEEH a1F CURE FOR LEAKY ROUFS-To Ola RUB
"A ter pant only one cent square foot
ave yesre applied only by j. r. htLERY SCI Crane
Coz rany.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
SOUTH CA R0LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Grandson NJ Caskey, who is in the cus.
tody Of the Sheriff of Lancaster District,
by virtue of n writ of Capias ad Satisfaci
endum at the suit Of John b. Cousart. hav.
ing filed in my office together with sched.
ule, on oath, of his estate and effects, his
petition to the Court of Common Pleas,
pray ing that he may be admitted 10 tho
benefit Of the Acts of the General Assem-
bly,. made for the relief Of insolyent deb.
tors. II is ordered that the said John II
Cousart, and all others, the creditors 10
HON the said Grandson NJ. Caskey, is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear before
the said Court at Lancaster Court House
on the third Monday in October next, 10
show cause, if any they can, why the pray.
or of the petitioner should not be granted
}. A. SfEWMAN, Clerk.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trict, May 18th 1889. ALAN
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Further Mexican Accounts.

New ORLEANS, June 2S-On the llth
Of June, NJ McLANE addressed n remon.
STRANGE to MIKAMoN's Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, in the name Of President BUCU.
ANAN, expressing his great indignation at
the withdrawal Of the exequa,us from
of peaceful American citizens 10y Mira
mons soldiers at Tacuhaya The mas
sacre is characterized as a violatan OF
national rights and treaty stipuIations,
and MIrnmon rs warned that it will be re.
memberrd, and redress demanded and ulti.
mateIy obtained, whatever may be ihe
result OF this remonstrance.
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Obituary.

Died of hemorage in Alachua COV,
East Florida, June 18th, 1859, at bis b,J
ers w. II. Cheves residence MR ~
LAYepoH CEEvES, in the 27th year Of
age.
In the death Of this excellent young u.
his mother has lost an a9ectionate sonI ,
relations and friends n loving brother
kind friend. Governed by the stris,
probty and justice, and endowed with
the social virtues, hs ever won the fu!,,
confidence and esteem of all who ky
him. But death has summoned him he..
Our friend is gone. but We have the :,
viours promise that though he cannot.
turn unto us, yet we can 90 TO him. ly
we be as worthy, and may our last enGt
rs peaceful.
Departed this life on the 18th of Az
1859, in Marshall County, Miss. at the Ia
idence Of his aunt Apsey Mccain, Jat4
+. Strain in the 9th of his age he wa
native of Lancaster District, s. &.
Died. in Camden. on Wednesday niyII
18th ultimo, AGNES, youngest daughter p,
Robert NJ. and Margaret A. Kennedy, agf
20 months and 10 days.
Departed this life in Fairfield, on Il,
i2ih June, 1859, after lingering illness
SALLIE, youngest daughter of Col. J. arc
Eliza CockrelI, aged 2 years, month AM
ls days.
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Suicide in Winusboro

The town of Winnsboro was shocked
on Saturday evening last by the announce
ment of the sudden death of DIR. H. j.
Neil, highly respected citizen of tha,
place. We learn that he had for some
time exhibited symptoms that alarmed
his physician, and created the suspicion
that his mind was seriously impaired. 1t
was not remarked generally, however,
and when on Saturday night it became
known that he was dead, and that this
melancholy result was accomplished by
poison administered by himself, the shock
on the entre community was appalling.
DIR. Neil was reared in the towa Of Wins
boro. 1t Was the scene both of his boy.
mood and Of his manhood. lie has, there
fore, long been known there, and no one
ever occupied a more enviable position
for high moral traits oi character. He
was always he gentleman in deportmcn,
and the Christian in every relation OF life.
That his death was the result or cerebral
disorder is the concurrent conviction of
tie community. He had, for a long time
preceding hS death, lecn a member of
the Methodist Church and in prayer, in
eXhortation, and often in sermons from
The pulpit, was earnest and Jealous in his
labors for the propagation of the christian
faith. lie leaves wife and children and
numerous body Of friends to amen, the
tragicaI termination Of lis life under cir
cumstances so poiguantly and sadly af
fiicting..
Upon inquiry we were Informed tha,
about o'clock he called at the store of
Messrs. Ketchin & McMaster and bought
a vial of strychnne. On his way home
ne stopped at the pump in front Of the
market place and there took, it is suppos
ed, at least thirty grains Of the deadly
poison. He proceeded homeward, bn,
fell before he had gone very far. He
was found lying down on the pavement,
and was thence conveyed TO his home
He survived two or thee hours. He was
buried on Sunday evening at the Meth
odist Church South Cayolinian.
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Regular Toasts.

iSt. HE DAY WE CELEBRATE.-l'hc
birth day OF our Independence, II day of re-
joIc!ng to the Patriots of '76-a day to be
remembered by all who vnluc freedom and
hate oppression.
ID. The PATRIOTS OF '76.-Mcn who
dared to be free. Their hatred TO tyranny
ana love OF Justice prevailed over opprrs
sion, won for them their Independence
and gave To the Colonies n government
founded on justice and cmbodying the prin
cPles OF n well regulated freedom.
Sd. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATEs.-Thc compact between sovereign
States; tho only platform the South will
sliGld upon-as 1t Is the only safe guarantee
of her rights, she will dare to dcterd it at
all hazards.
4,h. South CAROLINA The friend OF
trne conservatism. Rather than submit Ia
dishonor 10y the election Of Black Rrpub
!ican to the Presidency, sic will at once
dissolve all ties that biRi her to the Federal
Union
5th. STEPHEN a. DoUGLAs.-Thc rene.
gade Democrat,the advocate of Frccsoilism
uudcr the guisc of Squattcr Sovereignty.
9th. THE SouTHERv SfArEs.-Knowing
'hN'' ''T''S' NOtlHTtSslOIHl
protection under the constitution, To the
rights of persons and property, without dis
elimination. in the Territories Of the United
States, and will accept nothing less.
7th. WAsHINGToS.--A name suggestive
of everything which should inspire free.
dom.
Sth. ANDREW JACKso@.-A name second
to nonc-nOt even that of Washington -
Lancaster District is proud that he was born
upon her soil, and that his whole life was
but an exhibition of those principles instiI-
ed luto his youthful mind by the Patriots
of the WaXhaws, with whose devotion TO
Liberty he was familiar and at whose hearth
stones, his patriotism was k,udlcd
9th. THE True PATRIOT. T.-Onc neither
immoderatc nor rash, but firm and deter.
mined to spin out his Coun,ry's Liberty to
the last.
10Th. The PALMETTO FLAG.-The first
TO mount the walls of Mexico it shows
where the Palmettocs were, then, and where
they would be in any future struggle.
18th. THE LANCASTER SAxE.IIoRY BAND
Whenever il may be necessary for them
to animate us To victory, their music shall
never be hushed except in death. Their
last note will sound the death knel of free
DOM
18th. THE OGATOR OF THE Day His
patriotic address, shows that he would
equally defend our rights in the councils
and in the field.
BY the Orator Of the Day.
LANCASTER DIsTRIoT The birthplace
of Jackson, 3Iair and Miller May she give
other heroes 10 defend her country. States
men to legisiate for it, and Governors to
rule it,.
18th OUR WOMEN Americans need
them not upon the field of battle to ami.
mate them to victory; a thought of an Amer
lean mothers scorn, should her son return
from the field without his shield, is enough
10 nerve him to death
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The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-Our
section was visited on Sunday afternoon
last by very heavy storm of rain and
wind. The rain, we understand, has been
pretty general through the District and in
some places considerable injury has been
done to the land. Since the rain, the wealth
er has been exceedingly cool on this
(Tuesday morning) fires were comfortable
and necessary. We are pleased 20 hear it
reported, that the general crop throughout
the District promises we'll.
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S 0 U TIL G AROLINA ,
LANCASTER nJSrpIcr
ASTER DISTRICT.

James Barr. who is in the custody of tho
Sheriff OF Lancaster District by virtue OF
writ Of Cnpias ad Saiisfaciendum n, tbs
suit Of J. Adams, having filed in nv Office
together with schedule. on oath, Of his
estate and effects. his petition to the Cour,
Of Common Pleas, praying that he NAV be
admitted to the benefit Of the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief Of
insolyent debtors. IL is ordered, that tho
said J. Adams and all other the creditors,
TO whom the said James Barr, is In anywise
indebted, be, and they are hereby snmmnn.
ed and have notice to appear before tha
said Court at Lancaster Court House on
the third Monday in October next, to shew
cause II any they can why the PRAYER Of
the petitioner, aforesaid. should not bo
granted. J. A. STEWMAN, CPk.
Office OF Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis.
trict, 9th June, 1859. ol-am