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A TMoSPHBRICAL CHANCES
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blood impurities s1d asa:1 N Ser s1ps3n n the
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ny n T.
eM.c d ~ ff, sny,sss be nsd eyer uss In
.OhE0Eio DyspErsix 0Gs ED.
.tss. s.ss ny pAysei.a: 90,
s sas
pills. and was icon :GJss ~ S G;sDs robust health"
Eos Esq % @ e
clan who wonc cure him Of deainss q saesu Year, stand
ing to bic sre. asen,sbment" cured in Tires msnis
~, s.s.. si s ;s :4o. CURED;
Ss;s sS;i:: 4
exon pe''e'uy P GIN COLO CURED.
Of ~ ss s :ns THAT :: VA
find your pills invaluable. -
M s lat q .n s.
- ~ Il: ss
xss WEES SSss
rrsnci: Dixon. les isseI Ne. Yors suffered from
snse ss.ad:s ps rss,sd De snpiss.sns issis
S
Mr. Lahrop thoroughly cuyed Hnce period ha1
administered the pills upwards Of thousand persons w
alunoe fnvarable success
| EPILEPSY CURED,
Mr. John webb Is Beekman New York sasas his son
subject AZ nom infancy the doctors :sa be woe1
Be subject 70 them for nfe He was helpes: .nd unt
aoS a.T S ss an s he Of
~. VI tE Ss..:Ss Is SaI Coon WORK.
seen the sAufAry eeca Of BrAndreths pills
ane fully convinced Of their great value that he hinkl
s,:,s =
Mrs. Lucy Hooper, OF Wareham BRrnstsble county, MAJ
cure Of 81 vtus dance Of twenty dye Standing aa1
the astooishmert o. the medical Of her district
porsnce Of in apparently hopeless
dent om the tact that Mrs
| conptahed
john shaw Of Pembroke, Washington county. MAe sreA
OF lnensns% anrnoes and ahectlon OF the lungs a. Do
Authenticated Of Of every diseases ay
be at the principal Office street sew YorS
full duecuops-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

CONFEDERATION IN THE PIKE's PEAK GoLp
1NHs-lLvrs Losr-Wc learn from tho Ieavenworsh
Times that one Of the coaches Of the Pixies Peak Express
Company arrived there bringing dates to the 23d u An
immense confagration commenced raeir 10 the uountsu
pneres on the 10th ult II originated on tho dividing
rioee oeswcen the Gregory and jackson dgengs, and
soon nad turned hundred and thousands Of acres Of pine
hnd INTO an ocean OF re that swept away everything 70
wards the snow range violent wind that prevailed for
few days increased the vehcmence Of the destructive
eement At Denver CITY the existence Of the Ore wss
ors announced BY dense volumes Of smoke that Hed the
atmosphere from the mountains 10 Cherry Creek Many
prospecting parties had out or from eecapc and d.
BY the devastating flames Suocatea And cindered
bodies had already boon discovered party Of nftssa
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EvEN THOSE WHO ARE IN THE ENJOYMENT or
" perfect health frequently have need to have
to1ics M prevenuves OF disease We never too ven
armed against the assaults of the ns that hesh heir
Such On nvgorator they may fud In Hoseer's httee-s
medicine that csnnot be taken regularly without giving vitality
and elasticity to the system At this particularly TIA
strongest man proof against the malaria
tons Of the country In all cases q fever and ae bitter.
dangerous of bilious fever yield wonderful pro
pertes those who have tried the msdcue viii never uss
another for of the ailments which Hetetter oies
profess 70 eupdue To th7se who have made expert
mept re cordially recommend early apple alton to the bit
ers whenever they stricken By disease of the dges
ergans-
Fold by druggists and dealers generally Pn.
cipkl depot Is ard Is Park n. Y.
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MIsCEI.LxNEOUS.
\ CKRTAIN RsmEDY.
4 81 HEALTH OF AxERI0AN

a F" HEALTH w g. AyrHIOAN 81
sSuS sssn .sn.s from .hs .
s :,ss o% g e.
q ne sGssd Health q York. one Of 4: ssssss n
sssss s hen. "in y SsrSZ%ssu INCLUDING e
: ss ~ Mat spS q he STATE =
S ossr Dut hs m Dropss o.
ing journals IN the country. '- No '''A-
H. s Ne. =. Ts1 '' %
THE g sEAE,ly ,a6 MIA,ssHAILs
WEAKNESS: saIors uesr.Oo 0s.Sms ny wsss ~
sss "a The ss NJ
Especially where any Of tho following symptoms ars ~
Irregularities -fainungs-
FOL. g.. Pain = TIE bask sad kdnsys-oAnis-
'''' A'A'' 100 '''i fe Saaans -nsur.si.
hesuesnea- disturbed sleep-
Crawling and pain in The .ptns between ~ sssa1s-
Nausea .iSdss1ao,-
1cSns o q n.n: VIII .ss; Or a.ns
n. ,Nish.@:ss. a..pMT-A s:ssrio: 1sa.is.y-
hlis6s soUn:e:
Ti..s.nes-eosssd irIsaa. sf e oSSsss
ssnssss: saS paas IL he s'ssas: organs.
PAM audi, me- 400 Ia The fss
by express
address Joshua Bridge d., Secretary and Cousultax
York. "' NS"
CAUTION.
An article wholly unauthorized. nearly resembling hfe In
name and label has been put In ejaculation
lnvAltds throughout tho country adcre4s Dr. Bdea
concerning their health itb perfect confidence
edenes NOT ordered, and extended opinion re-
quIeo The letter must cor tain one dollar TO insure reply
Personal consultation be held with DR. Bridge a
consulting rooms Of the lns!nou Park row on -
hours 70 I and 3to4
.s s s1 S .s ,:ue Or Sompsn az
heir sex or hcse who troubled with malignant
ease or suffering o the effects Of improper
ment are Invited 70 call a. the consulting Of The 0rso
fenberg Company, No 81 PaTk row, New York.
DyseneYy diarhoa cholera and al tho bowe compIanav
30 cent? per botlle. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

A Choice OF LOCO Alpaca Coats, at "a, a,
DRUsGoLD PROCH's, 2lA broad way.
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated
kOLbkLkSe FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
AT REDUORD PRICE0
temporarily 81 Sol BROADWAY
VIII return 70 rs In t0w weoka
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5000 Summer Pants, from " hich q SeIec-
ton be had at 81 80, ct DRUMGOLD ! PROCHS ia
Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyo.-Wigs and Toupess,
vately applied Aston House.
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Defiance salamander safes-yvlth Patent
powder proof locks and cross bAr Also fire burglar
place, QormsTly No lsa Pearl street)
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The Rush Continues and Summer Clothing
Is loing of like hot Gales, at DRUMGOLD PROCHs, III
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Deafness Cured, However Caused, By = New
method, By Or. BoAkDMAN. u No. 90 Broadway.
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GORfe, Bp6I0N6, DlSExsED NAILS, ENLAR0D
ment OF the great toe JOINT cured without pain -
the boot can be worn hmm edaely aner the wf
The least inconvenience patient By DR. ZACHA RIK II
BroadwAy. Refers to the physicians surgeons Of sis
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Kerosene ON.
full supply Of Ah hvorne oil oan now b had Color
ieht icmon and free from al impurities.
AUsfENS, Agents, - Pearl streok n. Z.
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White. the Halter, II Making Clean Sweep
Of his summer sock at cost prices Abe way they n a
tor Cs soon II you wnh good bargains at 26 Broadway
under BarLums Museum
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Great Reduction,

Great Reduction
In consequence Of The cold weather June we have still
kot Immense stock or summer clothing hand which
determined not to carry and have therefore
cuded 70 make great reduction Of prices all
stock
Az every garment marked at lowest selling frures
the purchaser VIII be enabled to the reduction made
those figures
themselves nom very large stock Of fashioaable
clothing at extremely bw prices The reduction %
our large stock Of boyl and children clothing
b. DEvLIN 4 CO.
1S, 80 and go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Round Hin.-We Freely, and with the
unanimous assent Of all who have ever visited this charm
scenery s q unrivsed beauty valley, b and river give it
inexhausible vAIiey.-N u Pcayune keuud bill Water
Cure and aote Northampton Mass Zee circular gra
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Drawings OF Wood, Eddy q Co.'s Lotteries
DEL WARE ExrRA GLASS. no. $50. LQLI l6 1859.

DELAWARE EXTRA Glass. NO SS9. JULr l6 1854
pn a, si e CLASS ASS NO. NO. 500 JUL, is 1859
Y, 8, Al, 81, 49, 81 3d. 70, As, So, SO, %, l6, AZ.
Georgia EXTRA Glass, NO: SEC. July Is 1889
&c. IS, s, 81, u, So, II, 46, 80, 40, SO, 81, 80.
GEORGIA CLASS No sS7, JULY 49, 1859
20, A. H. 49, 10, B. IL, 49, 81, rs, a. 49, g. 46, 81.
GEORGIA CLASS No sss. EXTRA. july is. 1859.
8, Sc, SO, Z, 46, 81, 6, 8, "a, rs, AZ, SO.
WOOD, EDDY b CO., wumingtsn, Del
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chronological Examinations Given Daily
at FOWLER WILLS. sos Broadway; lmpsrt advice a e
talents detects and proper occupations
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DR.. 3. r. T0wnsend's SarsapArflla
IL TIE ORIGINAL GRE II ANGLICAN REMEDYn
And onfaDg for scrofulous affections eruptons
me san SALT rheuu scurvy, summer complaints, dyson
IMPURITIES OF TIE BLOOD.
Be careful 10 only that which has R. Gibbons
certificate each bottle.
Wholesale and retail depot, 23 BroadwayN.Y.
Paris and London Offices OF DR.. NJ Larmont,
a. broadway n. Y, up Stairs "a NJ 10 p. n and to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

HsrlDR's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 2l Broadway corner OF Murray
street, N. Y.
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Barry's TrhcOpherous II the Best and Cheap
cot article for drcsans beaaynx cleaning curins
ing and restoring The ha, Ladies' W sod 81 n drug
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Brady's Photographs Gallsrlsa. $50 an.
s&s Broedway New York. and $50 PenpsylvNnia avenus
Washington, D. q. Psosoxrapha dAgpsrreosypcs end An
hrotyDo0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Singers Sewing Machines.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
For all manufacturing purposes these machines uu
eouned They capable Of doog WORK and earnns
more money thar any other n achine
The NE% FAMILY MACHINES
At $50 $50 have becoe necessity they arr
known. /. N. SINGER CO., ass Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style Price $50. Once AZ Broadway
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The Drawings or tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

Tne drawings OF tho sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE BROADBENrS CO.,
MArAGRks
The Legislature OF the state OF Delaware at its last sesoa
having given PrAnre Broa6bept Co lottery contract foo
twenty years 40 the undcrssnsd Commisroners appointed
By he Governor Of sid sppentepd drawing
sara lottery 90 hereby certify that tie following the
beers drawn this day
SUSSEX OouNrY-CIAss No. Is, JuLY I6 1859.
8, II, 20. 2, rs, A, CO, 81, SO, 70, 70, So, s.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lorrxay-CIAss O JuLr ls, Isea.
IS, 6s, 4S, 81, II, 81, IA, 10, 10, 6, so, %, 65.
day. the 10Th day Of July. 1859
JOHN DALE,
FRANCE, BROADBBNTG CO..
Wilmington. Delaware.
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THO CLOfHIRRs MERCHANT TAuORs &1-INRok
Il NATION TO The whereabouts Of Mr. Lennsns and La
Isaass joaIneymcn tailorsi also ~ Q Ne Wely mnSsaa
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TH rslMk vAL1szs' BAGS &C., wRo slsnsa A~
No. Warren street. corner OF broadway.
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SMITH BROrAKRg' one proc Wholesale and retail co<xsS
warerooms, Nos La lS6 and 40 Fulton sreek New YORK
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in the destruction Of the absurd Of the priests
consider duty for every lover Of civilization and
liberty"
1t was from this beginning that the Italian patriots
used to rely upon Louis Napoleon that he would do
power. Il is all an absurd story that Louis Ma,
poeon was Carbonate and that no had forfeited
bus life according TO the rules Of that sect. 1t s
ana tok no part at all in the movement of 1921 made by
mat sect; ceased TO exist and was afterwards super
seGeu ~ Young Italy" founded totally different
The feet is, that the Italians sympathized with Louis
wen IN trouble, and hts election President
'ne Roman republic Several members of the Roman AS.
sembly, % w.t. Charles Luciano Bonaparte, Prince OF
cousins and intimate friends Of Iis Nanoeon ana
wrote to him the ware. to favor the Ita.n
snd above az give 70 the profession of the Pope virta
Louis Napoleon was besoght By the promnen Italian
who were in Paris. BE never answered . word but hs
IL said then that Louis Napoleon had acisd a. In
order TO prevent the Ausrans from taking ~
Rome The TACT Is, that sesn after the taking Of Rome
Louis Napoleon wrote TO bis Trend Edgard Ney aud rave
bus instructions in regard TO ME reconstruction OF The
PApal government which be deehsd TO be established on
quested but dangerous to ast the promise Of
man who, claiming the power Of abA,lvng others from
solemn promises and sacred oashs, WHEEL always At IL
The last years Of diplomatic d1cultie between Na
poeon on ono sde the Pope and the Austrian Emperor
Know only IN,
ttude Of the Pope baed by the ntfgues Of AusLs and
startled BY the mortal hatred gained In Italy, aid tho
spirit Of vengeance with which his life Sough sp.
peased anxious to give solution 70 the called Roman
question, and withdraw his troops But tho Pope WIS
obstinate in his bloody Of reaction and vengeance
and Austria encouraged him with = design 10 occupy
Pope to the French, land leave US 70 he XusSsns So
can the &c
The hrst intmAon Mat Napoleon H. meant 70 dc some
thing for Issy wss whn hs allowed Count 0syQw " Do
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A.e1o wv rs, o ~ "A 49, $780, -. r.. 0t Us,
must nave peen repea1eo many umes 70 hinS vc'or
Emanuel before ne threw ms crown INTO the ded OF Lom
Daroy ~nere ina Oh MS ianer was 1851 ten years before
In the same cause
And Maccnave tells us plainly that WAS the Popes
VINO NOW ior reheioh SAKE aad now or tner own am-
bi'ion, never ceased to Call foreigners INTO Italy and al
ways excite new wars and atter tney mad given power To
prince the ropes repented and Gu 1eavored TO ruin him.
and while too weak to possess Italy themselves would
never allow any one to hold that province"
And long before him, Dante the greatest Of the Ita
ans nsd proclaimed tue truth that the cause OF division,
foreign INVASION and all other evils of Italy, the pow
or OF tne ropes Dante aspred 10 an entire division be-
tween ao etAte Wnen tue church should be re-
duceo 10 the smphcy OF tne Apostolic times then Italy
would take again smong tne naVons the high rank thst
belongs 10 her Dante hao hopes for Italy He meant
to prepare great iusare Tor her The Italians have
e INC @uness Oh MS hopes, and never
lost faith In him.
There is greatness even In misery and sorrow, and
this consists IN an ndemtaole eonsancy Italy bore her
calamity Of thousand years wisn proud undaunted firm
always toing for herself or SCIENCE for art for he
progress Of mankind Neither foregn oppression nor Pa
pacy itself ever able to sle In Italy the national
sentiment and the proud aspiration Of the future.
No nation has given larger number Of martyrs 70 the
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Petition fol finnl settle.
ntcnt and Decree.
Rrandreth's Pills

FOR S.lLE At !SiLiBRITl. s. c.
Ihh5E celebrated Fills are OF vegetable com.
a. a pound, free from mercury or drugs OF any kind
lhcy arc u sovereign remedy for pain oy any umca-
slncas III the body> on coAivcncss Skin diseases
OF any inSctcrae ndpainlul character such s vry.
S'pcUiS, Snl rhoum, letter and summer heat. h:lve
been erWIicaIed by thcir uSc, These pills have
c"red the rheumatic, the eplcptic the pmrulytic,
amt t'c consumPtNe. In jn,tndcs and MI ntfcc.
ionS of the liver, dyspepsia, dyscntcry, and dinr-
hoe, plcurisy, sudden pains and iuilann,aiions,
female distinctions, scorlnuic and scrotiulous,
even gouty and ncuragc affections have given
way 10 thc'uScNof tl.is medicine: and now after
twenty yeanS experience, the public estimation Of
iirand'"'hs Pills continue To increase. For Worms
bfahdtcths 8 Pills are the best vcrimtlgc: thcy
are inialliblu little child six years old tor some
weeks MAS dropping; its mother g,ve il one nf
Branore,hs sugar coated pills: the next day there
come away wnm sixteen inches long. ana az
large aS child finger. Tho child was we'll And
ior llcuriSy noihing better Let the people dis
card prejudice and Try them
p=Y"Sold by w. :. x q. +. WILLIAMS, at
Sanbrity, ), c., AZ tho usual price.
April 20, 1889 13a If
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The Last Roc Of Autumn.

Ills the last, hog of Autumn,
Left squcaling alone; -
All his grunting companions
Are butehered and gone;
No pig OF Ills kindred,
No porkcr is nigh,
TO help empty the swill-trough,
On share in his sty.
I'd not leave thee, thou lone one,
To st'nyc in the pen.
Since thy mates ARE all pork now,
Die shalt tllou witlr,thcm.
b. Then thus do oEi'Sr
The knife tn thy throat,
And thou sliall te piklcd,
Like every dead shoat.
Aud may Thc present
When thou art the treat.
For ham. sUuse~ or sauSagcs,
Who 'wou!d nut cas?
When people are hungry.
AMI bcur can't be had,
For calming the appetite
Pork IL upt,bud.
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WA21& v.
Appointments Of the South Carolina Con
ferance.

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fart 1Sr.ol 'J p IInol,. ' i',',"
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surnlicj (coroatown--r i RnrJ e.,r
tee Mission j Eynns O Eoad, RI.
River and pcdcc Mi<,ion-\ Erync J r
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Waccamaw llssion-C. Bets, G.. +. Land
Conwayboro' NJ. 4. Connol!y. II J. CGdc
DarlinSton-U pritcharl bynchbur,c--
w. |. pceueS. BrownviHc-J. w. Murray
Williamsburg VI. Little. f. NJ Mor~un
Lynchs Crcek-G. H. Wells. DARLINGTON
p. =. Kistlcr, II. ". Mlnnerlyn. Liber.
ty chapel Missian-J. T.. NIrCrc.or.
CoLrMuA DIsrplcr.-W. 4, C;amcwcn,
p. r. Columbia Washington Street: J. y,
Wishlmon. Marion street Mission: s. Town
send Congarcc Mission ~ TaElcv. Mari.
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Puctt Sandy River Mission-J. s. Conner.
Chestcr-A c. Stacy. Rocky Mount-.A.
j. Cauthcn. Richland circuit-T Raysor.-
Richland Fork Misson--D W. Scale. Cam
den-E. j. Mcnardie. Watcrec-S H. Shu-
ford, j. b. Mcsscbcau. Suntc Stltion-R.
p, Franks. Sumter circuitM Brown, l.
9. Weaver Sautcc circuit-M. Puckctt.-
Upper Santeo Nission-h ID. Byres: Charles
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA,

~ Petition for final set
WINS Robinson & others. 'emcnt a"d Decree.
7 appearing to my satisfaction that Vim. Robin
son. one Of the defendants In this case. resides
without The limits of.tliis State: IA Is ordvrcL
thcrcinrc that he do appear at The Court OF Or,i.
nary, 10 be holden 1T piokcns C. H.. on Monday
2"d day of Jnnary, 1860. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, to
show canse, if any lie can, why final settlement
OF The estate OF William Robinson deceased, should
not;bo had, and u decree ma,lc thereon
j. Il. HAGOOD, Ger. AcrrNG Gor.p.
'-Vct TO- lHoJ ~ t 3Ir.
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The Value of a Scrap of Paper

{" Don't waste that paper said boy to L..
sister; it m'kcs me think of poor Judge I'd
wards in India "Wlut of him asked his
sister" Judge Edwards san Elglishman,
who for months lived only by hairbrctltt cs-
c"pos, dodsir@ the rcBahs at one place and an
other, until lo made hisway to Calcutta. Ike
wished one time to send Il note to his wife,
who Was i'll some place of Sntety. 4 native
took pity on him and promised, at the risk of
his Etc to carry is.
wanted TO write two said Mr.. Ed.
wards, " But had only small scrap of paper.
half the hylcaf of Bridges on the ono hun
drcd and seventeenth Psalm. Pen or ink /
had none, and only the stump of alcd pencil,
of which only an atom of load was left. j
began to write when the lead fell out ] wls
IN despair. But after 9rcat deal of search.
ING III the dust of a mud floor, | found it and
pnt t back and wrote two notes about an
inch square, whioh was all the mun could hide
about his person, for the rebels had already
killed several men for having English lcttGis
found ON them. When the notes were ready
| got little milk, stepped them in it, to IN. lie
the writing indcliblc srd then put them TO
dry on wall in the sun. In am instant II
crow pounccd on one and carried it off it WIS
that tor my wife OF course thought it was
gone forever, and left almost brukcn.heartcd,
for L had no more papor or means of getting
more. Sigh, Il faithful native, had, unknown
to inc, seen the crow, followed it, and after u
long chase of an hour, saw the bird drop it..
and picking it up, brought it to inc unhurt." :"
:" wonder If she ever received the letter" I"
said the boys sister, who always liked to know
how things came out. I" Yes" answered the
bow - and tile man fetched him an nusuor
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STATE or SOUTH CARoI.IN.A
Petition for settlement
and Decree.
Paw Ynur Teea.

W J. PARSONS, the late Ordinary has
w . assigned to mo his feos and costs thoso
indebted to him. therefore. in such cases. arc
required to PAY tle same to the undersigned at
an carly day. F' wv
Nov. q, 1859 'lS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ln ordinary -RickCas,
W r. (hflIprs \
w. Sun. i'm Part.

Ahram Chiiders
I appearing 10 my satisiaction lhat Abyam Chill
ders one of the defendants in ihis ease, resides
out of the limits of this Statc Its ordered that
he do appear. either personally or by attorney in
the Court of Ordinary, nj Pickcnse H., on Mon
day tho l9tl day of Deccmber rext, 10, object 10
tho disvision sale Of tile Real Est&ac of John
Childers, deceased, or his consent thereto will Le
entered of record @
W j. PARSONS, ORR.
Ordinary Office Sept: ~. 1872 = am,
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
iS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
'iohe %alGeF, s", &dm'rs. Petition for settlement
VS.. and Decree.
jos, Walker s others
| L appearing to my satisfaction that James Walk
i er, Allen Fuller and wife Eliza, and Patsy Al
exandcr defendants in this case reside without tle
limits of this State II isordcred therefore, TINT
these said absent parties do scyerally appear in
the Court OF Ordinary, TO be- holden at Pickens
Court House, on NIapdoy tile$ $0lhday OF February
next, atl0 o'clock, AZ Nj. TO show cause, if any
they eau. why q final settlement of the estate Of
Jne Walker, deceased, should not be made AZ lhat
times and a a9eerse Ind thereon.
j. E.{iltgO0D, c.c.,'. ACTING op.p.
EnT. 5, 1850 1G 8,n