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MN lNN| ||' MNMNI n NNMWWNf
no id North Nr1t fttror t.- on,l Clevelund, Q
HHE SUBsCRfBER most respect
81 id'tel S tb aftbs sa N Ssa 'ss sscsS s S5Ss So%s
bs esse5itars ' hs 5,.d i.er. i9, Ssss .,..id M
y point oryew be hss iesumed his "a profeusou 4,
As iohf .aidcsuas, he will SIMPLY tbnt he va
6fu1s tdi t.ed ~ severe sad eriIies ,oin1tos n
the o1lyr ad Aeedemical dltiuction, A. 70 his
numerous as Vie, az conclusive % ihe agrdnsrily
car ma be fund thscy Aud aso fiot disepiineand
gegt'e eny bearing Of me pupils he unheatingly a.
nd held tho foremost rank IN the estimation Of the pub
pgent aud sqardinnsw who are anxious ebog, The moral
a viii go Il 9egSsons 81 PfosI'i Of Iae5 sRarsn and
thy OF their uatronngo and rctive suppurt
The Course Of Instruction i ss follows
GREER.
Gmmmnz Composition Reader Testament, Luoiun
Oul1lons Extracts, Homer hnd XouophUn.
LATIN
Grpmmar, Composition, Historic saors, Casfar's Com
msutaIes snust Virgil Horace Juyonai Terence Cce-
70, aud Ivy.
ENGLISH.
Tbs Cuurgo In this Department will comprise All that s
sn9 s" gSr S AZ IScIs m Ir ,hss9 % absurd
" % culuted to porpl,x aud bowilder the student
ELOCUTION.
component part Of n liberal education. shall receive
iis due share Of 9ltentnn rs rules WI be illustrated BY
oreeue, hoiue' Americn' ihelond uud ireland.
" The Exhibitions will take place at Midsummer and
Christmas.
Private instruc ion givou Law and Medical Students
In the Classics thOrO g aoquain with Blackstone
sindispeq'ob 10 the ,tudeni WHO Is ambitious Of being
consJered armed IN the law and TO hat end know-
elge Of tbo Classic isoi tho highest mportance nor
tue works Of the great Amen ursts 10 STUDIED with
lasting benefit wi hou tho aid Of Classical knowledge
Law students should therefore embrace the present oppo
tuulty Of giving their attention 10 ter aught
such serious oonsoquo TO their future fame their
prOius ion
The School will be open on the llih Of July 1859.
Terms aud hours OF attendance be by anplv-
ing above ] r. FITZGERALJ
N B.--A school for Children aud Misses 10 which in
addition 90 the other banChe, Hin sewing an emb oid-
cry will he u HI oonluc. dhy Mis- Fl * aid Dq3s
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The kidnappeTs in TOwn-Terriblc TrIbn-
IntiOns-JOrdRn n Hard Road 10 Travel.
The four kidnappers, with Marshal johnson
and District Attorney Belden, paid our town 8
visit last Saturday, on business connected with
the trials which commence to-day. They were
designing to play a smart game, but providence
did not permit them TO carry out their designs.
Their intention was to sdrrender themselves 70
the Probate Judge, and be Iemanded TO the
custody Of Sheriff Burr, when they were to be
taken to Cleveland on writs of ha5eas corpus,
which the Marshal had in his pocket, aud be
discharged by Judge Wilson.
To make sure of their pan it was necessary
to have Judge Doolittle and Sheriff Burr pres
ent Burr had gone to Brownhelm to sell some
property, aud Johnson posted man after him.
with orders fo7 him to return Immediately, as
he " had important business with him" The
Sheriff politely informed the messenger that If
Marshal johnson had any business with him,
he could come where he was, as he should not
return until he had finished his business The
officials thought they "smelt woolen," and
posted A" PiOus brother Jennings" at the
bridge to watch for Burr, so that they could
"levy" on him when he returned. At eight
o'clock he returned bowed 10 the distinguished
candidate for the Kentucky Legislature as he
passed him, and after putting his horse in the
barn went to see his legal adviser, where he
was engaged during the remainder Of the eve
ming.
The next morning he was waited upon by
the Marshal, who offered to attend to the busi-
ness, but he informed him that Lorain county
Officers lapt the Sabbath, and he must defer It
until Monday During the day, the officials
gave notice to Mr. Sheldon aud r. G. Horr,
that they should return to Cleveland and ap
pear again on Tuesday morning. Thereupon,
Mr. DoOhttle, being informed Of the fact, start
ed for Painesvills at o'clock Monday morn
ing, and when they emerged from their rooms
thinking they could now accomplish their pur-
pose, they were taken all aback again on learn
ing Of the absence Of the Judge. They swore
and raved like madmen, and finally the Mar
shal went through the farce of attempting to
deliver the prisoners into the hands Of the
Sheriff, without the aid Of the Court, as the
law provides. This game didn't work, and they
finally took the cars for Cleveland, swearing
they would not appear in this d--d town
again.
They did appear yesterday morning, howev-
er, and after stopping a short time returned
to Cleveland on the first train, We shall keep
our readers fully advised Of future events CON
nected with this exciting matter.-Etyria Dem.
OeraL
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BIendLnIs seeoaa Feat

Mons. BlOndin performed on his Niagara
tight-rope sgain on the 4lh. He ran backwards
down the rope 200 feet without his balance
pole, balanced upon one foot, extending the
other and also he body over the boiling food,
returned to the bank, turned round, and with
pole in hand started rapidly serOss the river
When halfway, he sat down quickly, lay down
on his back, sat up, whirled himself round, and
crossed over He returned in a sack reaching
down 10 his knees, totally depdving him Of
sight and ths use Of bis arms and hands Blon-
din dOnt blandsI. His next feat iS 70 b. with
hsUWuIkA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

CLEVELAND, O., July 6, 1859.
It is due TO the Hon. G W. Belden aud 9th.
er officers Of the United States Government, to
say that he, nor neither of them, had any agen-
cy whatever, either directly or Indirectly, in O.
rIginating or periecting the settlement Iagreed
upon between Messrs Jennings and others, and
the Attorneys engaged in the prosecution of
the indictments in Lorain County against
them. Whatever responsibility is attached to
the agreement or settlement belongs to Messrs,
Jennings, dc, and to us as tho friends and At
toTueyS Of the parties and to none others
r. II. STANTON,
d. X. CARTIER
The Nolies have been entered and all par
ties are now at liberty, Here endeth the fret
lesson.
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LECTURE TO LADIEs-Mothers and daughters
who feel interested in securing an enduring con-
sti ution aud a graceful form Of body, and in the
prevention and removal Of female, digestive, spi
nal and pulmonary weaknesses, by easy and nat
ural means, are respectfully Informed that Doctor
BANNING will lecture before them in the lecture
room Of Plymouth Church, at4 P. NJ, on Wsdnes-
day, Thursday Friday and Saturday Oftho present
week Admission fros
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Another Great Battle 80 The Allies Again
Victorious,

Victorious.
The Adelaide brings intelligence Of terrible
battle, in which the allied forces had achieved
a great victory, capturing flags, cannon, and
prisoners The battle lasted from four in tho
morning until eight in the afternoon.
The entire Austrian army had formed in line
Of battle, extending distance of Gvs leagues
The previous accounts from the seat of war
placed the Austrian force on the Mincio at fully
$4,000 strong.
No details Of Tho sanguinary conflict are
given In the dispatches this morning
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ANFOR RD'S
Liver ImVigOratOP

NEVER DEBILIrATE5.
TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
i FROM GUM and has ocomo an establ shed flct, q
St,pdord Nedt!ue known aud rur we'd by a who haye
used H. and rcsCtpd To- with confidence M H ihe
diseases for which % rs tuct mniongod,
IL has cured thuuspndSl with ~ tua l.st tHo years
who had gwen up all hopes oi ro1-t rs me numerous
uusnitcited certih utcs IN = my session how
The dose must he ud 4ptod Ito t'mpeiament OF the
Individual takingif md u.s. Ted iu such qutn les as 70
sci gently on he buwols -,
Let te dictates OF teur'& iudrmeut Guide you in the
use OF the LIVER N-ls|NltfOKAInRS and II
uiu cure Liver Com-'E piainfs, Bilious At-
tncks, DyEpep~ - J@IthrQuic DlnfrhoenS
IS N m M = r II O IN = ID niufs, Dyscu tc-
ry, OrOpsys ROur.E stomach, HahituOl
Cosfivpucss, Chnt-I-Iic, GhOlerny GhOlcs
rn Nyrbus, ChoIcra,l Tnfuutum, Eiutu-
leuces uundt c q - Fcm9io W enkmess-
Pag aud Ia DE used suc-'..| o8,iul us az OrniNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-.& CINE. Il viii ure SICK
H r. A ~ A q " y (as p thousands testf, > IN
TWENTY MINUTFS IFI5' TWO OR THREE TEA
SpOONFULS ARE TAk-'NlEN at eummencemeu OF
attack
An who use il ore giving their Testimony I'm Us favor.
~ Mix water IA The M uth with the lNNleohAl loh'
and swallow both together.
Price Ono Dollar Per Bottle
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

4 LARGE AND VALUABLE FARMS miles from
the city by llIoad miles rom ne stHli-i4O acres,
barns sheds SO Soil saady uam, with considerable b0-
tom and ava aiT pr'PoI.e o. IN oe' In all respects
HOUSE AM LOT ON GREENWOOD ST and vacant
lot nsman; "a lbburgh st., 20 exchange
for rom B TO 10 nrrus ne NJ The city
HOTEL AND STORE BUILDINGS, with an acre and
city-noV rCne so as 10 pay 9perceut S31O0 VIII eI-
chang for land i the wtstcU. rart OF Tins state
village. A go'd farm house tul smaller dwelling args
soms IS acres bottom land $40 erRcTs One hall ngood
SIX ACgEs AND HoU-E AND BARN, on the Euclid
plank road, about miles rom heciiy, with grea va
ety Of uit exchange for house and lot wen looa-
HOUSE AND 5 ACRES OF LAND on Newburgh road.
about m les fton the city, to exchange for farm.
FOR SALE
IWLETY-FiVE ACRES On lIinsman road miles from
tho Court House with good house end GaTn, one acre
Of graoosJ unu great variety OF fruit, s09W
CLINTON PARR-Two- tor. "a use and Lot, with Barn
LAKE STREET, nosr C intop Perk-Two one and half
PERRY SrHEET near prospecl-HOnse and Lot-House
2ttnnos with blinds nc also, considerable fruit and
-FOUR ACRE ON cRAwFo D ROAD, near Donn'.
Cornrre, with house, uaru nnd orchard. Sl30.
NJ TON sIR5E Three sres Houses is sgd Lo'
ShNERTY-FiNEACRfS TIMBER LAND, mOlmsitd.
mo, Sp 4 i6s BE- sHi.msq Good 1ssvy tlre Slsee
Am les from the Cty. sanry lolm soil wuh stream Of
Masr ranni 9 through land ~ iillahle.-s ceres
Her-snl produce hno crop this season A valuable
,i PT, PeTi l4 % and wy e9SeaP $50 psr hcro
-lw9-.tog House and Lot, $1,000 Also one aud half
story house Nl3ol
FOR RFNr.
tuudsome Caitneo House and aevss NJ laud pleasantly
located, miles from the court HuUse $3.50
Two story brOk House on bond street 40
be AOUsE yEkNINos, an superior \
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
SANFORD DIS
Family CathartiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Gases, dir Tight, and lviH keep in any eli
mate.
The FAMILY CATHARIlC PILL Is gentIe but ar-
tive Cbthau viii the proprietor mas ustu IN ms pac
ice more then twenty wears
The constantly increasing demnnd from those VINO
have iNe 81 land the satisfaction which
all express IN regard TO hcr use has induced me place
then Wtthutr reach of allI-s
Tie Profession well iuuw that different Calhartlcs act
on ifT-rent ro4tious of ihe - bowels
The y FAMILY CA L X A Z e. y i j.
has will dua rrifranre to- this we'll established fact
been compnuudcd from /, varety Of he pur 81 Nege
table Ntrcrs which not @alike on every VI tho
alimeniary canal. md Hre = GOOD and SAFE IN al
cases whore Ca'hartc /. +. needed, such DE-
RANGENENTS OF the : ISTO MACH, SLEEPl-
NESg PAINS IN THE q BACK AND LOIN S,
COSTiVENFSS PATNE|AN SORENESS Oven
TUE WHOLE BBDY L n m tulden cold, which
frpnueutlv If ne tlpi ed - end A. ioug OF Fe-
ysr loss or kPpE--'|TT E,ngREEPt No SEN
TIONDF COLD OVER IrtfE EODH, hESI IN y
MES HEADACHE, tT WEIGHT IN THE Hhhb-
all IufBmmatory Diseases, orms IN ChidrenO Aduls
I'M umalism great Purifier of the Blood aud many cls-
which lesh is heir TOO uumetOusl 10 mtloh lh
his advertisement Dose 1to3
PRICE 30 CENTS.
C~ The iyer Inycorutur and hmily Ca 'hartc PITS
ret led by Druggists geuCTnly and sold WHOLESALE py
ST W. SANFORD. N D.,
Mann actursr unl ProHletrr.
iyTd&wR2O S35 Broadway, New YORK.
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A. d. JENNINGS,
j. X. LOWE,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
r. +. MITCHELL
ulv r 1870

CltNelaHuj OulOi July D, loJ5
Hon G. w. BELDRN, U. S. Dist Att'y-Sm:
Under our counsel and advice, Messrs. Jen-
nings, Mitchell, Lowe, DC, have agreed with
the State officers having charge of the prosecu
tion against them, in consideration of their dis
missal in the LUrain Court, TO ask you to enter
with the consent OF the Court, nOile prOSegui. in
the case pending against Plumb Peck and 9th.
eTs, in the District Court of the United States.
The Constitution and laws of Congress relating
to fugitive saves, have had just and righteous
vindicatiOn in the conviction of portion of the
rescuers, after a fair and impartial trial by
jury selected from the body of the citizens of
the Northern District of your State, and by the
voluntary plea of guilty, by others, and their
punishment by the Court. As Kentuckians,
this all we could ask at your hands. The parties
yet under indictment, have been imprisoned al
ready for longer term than they would per
haps have BEEN if convicted and there appear.
ing to be no very imperative reason under all the
circumstances, why they should be further pro.
ceeded against, we earnestly unite with Messrs
Jennings, DC, in the above request, Mr. Bacon
reseVing to himself all the civil remedies to
which he is entitled
Most cordially thanking you and your col
leagues, for the fidelity, tirmress aud patriot.
ism, which have characterized your conduct in
these unpleasant prosecutions, we have the
honor to be Your obedient servants,
Il. IL STANTON,
RoBT. A. Cochran,
JNO G.. BACON.
CLEVELAND, July 9th, 1859.
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ADAMS HOUSE.
WARRINGTON ST. BOSTON.
DANIEL CHAMBERLIN, Proprietor
iup24;26s
ENCOURAGE AND PROTECT
YOUR OWN
MANUFACTURES.

THE SUBSCRIBER takes this
Il opportunity II forming the citizens Of Cuyahl Fa
summit and the ding Counties that ne has TuF
obasol aud ~ ed up The WOOLLEN FACTORY OF
mery owned ny 81 g. Powers, whore no Is ready n 70
Get from former patrons Hud quantity OF nov oues
their Wool 20 muuuiacture into
Cashmere Cloth, Flannel and Stocking Yarn,
hoth white arr ooored, by the yard or pound or ohe
work it up shaies.
laying complete Sc Of machinery for the purpose 1
sh 20 euqoled on shon notice g. Carl Wool into Rolls
Or ~ 10 n d 20 Yam ~ suit customer FULLINg AMI
CLOTH DNt6eING done 10 order
HuinF d Ion sud varied erpsrienco tn the Enstsfr
anl Wtsem Woollen ManufuctoIios feel eon6dsit AZ
gVli neiiecl satisfaction. -
~ Ihe subscriber will warrant that the fun amount e.
20 hs care ahallb BE- made into goods lccoId-
uns ~ order in a wuTkmanhke manner
tn All d1Mhees pr mnilv pnid aud hy living an 10 tina
above W eihoNi0n ho fee sstsfsd of otsininF ~ 80
enalye PATRONAGE. BENJAMIN IRMOIti
hea''Sd' oSyaaaSA o., Ohio, ASEil alk, iaSs.
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RHv. H V. DEGEN. Ed Gr,de 10 Hotue,,n - Bo,,o,,
"hrs S. A. Aliens Wor ds Hair Restoror found among
our her Advertisements, insert from actual expert
msnt Ih't it promotes tho growth OF the h-ir where
badness had commenced, we have now the evidence
our Cwn eyes We can testify to its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

ro FW6 or tvAn0Ef tsr. M ,s,oa si,i, On
yonf ago Hf hsif was very srY. snihld been radusiy
falins, untl, The crwu. 90 hat hroor,o ouiio tbt,
About heiH oi March, of the present ysar 90 nm,se
% usas mrs.s A Auos'1 itlsiur-i." No. l. a,c ad
ing 20 tho dlreotiors und havo olutiuieI toa,,5
slight dressing of The in thfoe ar four ts
on ieiirnsto bed Nv hair is now almos restored to tg
original G ilor aud thehW appe rs Co 10 psrmanoot.
AN eArlsFiEn THAT THH PREPARATION
NOHfING LIKE DYE, BUT OPERATES uPo
THEsEcREIIoNs Myhir 'srH to fan. whF5
certainty an advantage 60 one who WIS In darssfs.
coming bald %
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


COUNTY TRFASuRER.
The uomo Of HENRY y. npAYrON shi be pressniod
TO The County Republican CON, thtun fer Tho office OF
County Treasurer BY numerous tuoads wh have known
him Ions and we'll and true 20 to Cause of iree um
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

4IT19E7TTITV q " 7
In Consequence Of her long residence in the norenamed
isard her hair and scalp very unhealthy conii-
ton After trying various articles thout on cess and
eventually using Mrs s. A Aliens, she wri'es the
Amanc IN Baptist''"I have derived much benefit on,
tho use of"Mrs s. A Aliens wo ll's Hair Resorer and
z'obalsamum have ue various other remedies for
my hair but never anything that aerii iy and psra-
nsHtiy b. ne itod as has those Of MS s. A. Allen"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

Raw B. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Church, 4
fleboro Mass
Il have used Mrs S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Ro.arsr
and Zyo'alsamum The effect Of tho Hair Resorer has
been to change the Grown Of Glory" which belongs to
old men to the original hue Of youth THIS was done BY
aiass bottle ussd according to directions 9th rs Of nv
Acquaintance with same oioct The Zylobasamum 10
gard as an invaluable dressing for the hair %
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REv. DANIEL t, wOoD, Ahddlstotgn, Grunge Co.. N
My hair has greatly thckened upon nv head aud nut
on avery lively healthy appearance The s,ms is true Of
NV daughter; HER HAIR HAD BECOME THIN, AND
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE: HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICRENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCE We are
thankful to you and feel that have fu value Of our
money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

REv A. WEBSTER, Ed "Caristian E,a," Boston. Mo,s
"Hsvr' 'H numerous specifics 10 litt porpose is
card II belsV ng them oboofp, value. So Ireeprd-
ei your w.. Hair Rostorer aud Zylobalsamum. yet
psr'ouai lends prevailed to use IT, Ihav done
aofr several months past with good effect end erre sat
isf otion ! en- nou neither bald or gray my hair was
dr. an bri tie, but } ~ rsgsinsd the sonness
lie. years"
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REV. R. H POLLOCK. Ed. "pre',ytsran wta.'','

REV. X. II POLLOCK. Ed "PresJyterian Wfness,"
CiHeinRath Ohio.
Iris our settled policy To adyeu7g nothns tin ws
kno0 it is what 1t purports to bo Having opportunity aud
becoming satisfied Of the merits OF Mrs S A. Aliens
Worlds Hair RestoIer and Zyloltlsamuio would 10
pleasoi 10 iuseri advertisement " sc.
Rev. A IL. CORNELL, Cores. Sec. BOlrd Education
i. Church, s31 Broditray N Y, and Nsp Balh
Se}s. Z should be glad t0hHY you my name, when
II cUu do you good " JUN "a 1876
REv. j. p TUSTlN, Editor Southern Bdptisf, Cores
Sec Baptgt Pub Society Charle,fOn s c
"Iu regard to Of Mrs. s. A Aliens Worlds Hair
RHstuieT am happy 10 that doc uUd murOy emout
has taken place, especially ia he io nation ufnew hair
hair now forming -
REV WM, II Downs HooarJ ~ Y
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q. w REREgY,
TPH0LSTERER AND MANUFAC
~ turer Of Lounges, and all kinds Mattresses nd
Bedding Cushions, Curtains, Draperss SC No AZ SupB-
gerior street Hill four doors below CONNIE Branch
Bauk, Cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed Psrioular attention pEid
90 the laying Of oil Cloths Csrpeting, &c, &C.
mya-dlv III
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X ~
~ Electro Platter, Door Platter aud Mannacurer-cor-
ner Of Ontario aud Prospect Sts lup stalrs Cleveland o.
prepared to re-plat' Spoons, Forks Castors &c
make Them equal tu new. Door Trimmings furnished or
prices reasonable. iul22df6
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RBv. F. r. FAIRCHlLD D d. Cor. Sec. l,s,r. AMI
For ChrisfiaH Union, ~ Y Cifv
Mrs s. A. Alan's Word's Hair Rsstoror and zylo
oalsumum have been used in my family with beneficial
esctsi and lake pleasure comment ing them to such
as have occasion to use such preparations"
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REv JOHN +. RolIE, Editor "CAr4siiaa Advocate,
Blg1io ~ Y
"Your Hair Resoror and zy otuIsan um s tho hest 1
have ever Known Il has restored my hnir to s natura
color, ." Sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

MRS D, W. CLARK wi @ Of REv. u. W. CLARK. Es-
tors Ladder Repository" Cincinnati, ohio.
Il have boon using Mrs s. A. Aliens zolobnlsnmnm
with mu' isaeton in dressing ny own an children
har Amer trying vrou9 Articles manurao ured tor the
mar, feel no hesitation ia recommending your as ire
oe" have ever used L gives thoara soft glosgy sp
pearance' and retains it in a, position 5ssiroi"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05

at Court to answer. The other two were
escaping from Chester, s. c., where they
stand charged with murder They reach
ed this place one day last week, but
hand bill, giving description Of them,
had arrived the day before, and fallen in
10 the hands of Mr.. E. L. Triplett, who
knew them on sight, and at once sought
the assistance OF Sheriff Young. The lat.
ter soon put his clutches on them, and
they are now boarding with Jailor Martin
awaiting dispatches from Chester.
! AsheoiHe ~. C)Ne,Os, 23d inst
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
franklin Academy.

TINE FIRST Session of this Institution
4 commences LIST Monday in January
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences lst Mon.
day in July and ends lsi December
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MR. SAArL. Nc
CORMlCK, whose proficiency in teaching
is surpassed by few. Young men can
DC thoroughly prepared to enter any Of
the higher Institutions Of learning in the
Southern Stu,es. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present a
grOg shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained in private fam
lies at $40 per month.
The rates of tuition are the same as
those in Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is now In com
pIrte rcpairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages Which will at least equal those
Of other plaseg md To our Disttict are held
out such Inducements as Ne believe will OBJ
yiate the necessity OF senjii.g our Young
men and boys abroad.
IS. y, MASSEY,
NE Secretary.
Dee. To- 1888. 44-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-05
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsTRlCr.


James X. Lark, who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
Of Writ of Capias Ad Satisfaeicndum ut ihe
suit OF Price 81 Dolby, having filed in my
Office ;oga'!;s: s.ii!; Schedule, sa cath gf
his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that nc
may be admitted TO the benefit of the Acts
Of the General Assembly made for the relief
of insolvent debors. IL Is ordered, thai the
said Price g. Dolby and AL other the crcdi.
tors To whom the snid James X. Lark is in
any wise Indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice 10 appear, be-
fore the said Court Mt Lancaster Court
House On the third Monday in March next
TO shew cause. if any they can, why the
PRAYER of tho petition aforesaid, should not
be granted
Office Court Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 9th day of Dee 1853.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec %, 45--3m.