The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-17

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the doing, Of any in court; you vii
not willingly or willingly promote
or sue any false, groundless or un
lawful suit, nor give your aid OF
consent to the same; you will delay
no man for lucre or malice, but you
will conduct yourself in the office OIL
an attorney within the courts &C.
cording to the best of your knowI.
edge and discretion, and with all
good fidelity as well to the courts as
TO your clients. So help you God"
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llshed an account . short time since,
from the Mansfield Herald, Of the
discovery ofe bufning well on The
farm OF Mr.. p, White, in that Vi.
cinity. 1.-The Herald Of this week
says that that gentleman has adius.
ted a Pipe into'the we'll, and cen.
rveyed the gas thereby into hi.
resideRcoH 1t give a brilliant and
bright light, and Mr.. White intends,
if the supply continues, to have the
difsrensrooms Of his house lighted
therswith. e
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| Dyspepsia Is . hydra-headed dis
ease, and only sathe Exaggerated
bittefs does il End a'sfoeman worthy
Of It's steel This remedy at once
exPela the disease from, the system.
and restores the digestive organs to
state OF health and comfort.
M5- When Lieut.. Bergman was
sounding the ocean, preparatory to
laying the Atlantic Telegraph, tbs
quill At the end of the sounding line
brought up mud which, on being
dried became powder so fine, thai
on rubbing in between the thunb
and finger, it disappeared in the
creyices Of tho skin. On placing
this dust under the microscope, i
was discerned to consist Of millions
of perfect shells, each ofwhich bad
been tho abode Of living animal. Z
DIsUNIoN.--Ibe Charleston. Mey-
c''ry improves the occasion of the
late insurrectiOa for the, discerning
tion, Of strong disunion scnti,nents.
After referring to the Abolition plot.
published In the New York Herald,
it says:
1T il 10 answer TO say that the
diabolical incendaries who in cold
blood get up such q scheme for oar
destruction, are comparatively few
IN numbers in the North. Il ia
enough for US to know that, few or
many, they have, by the Constisu-
ton Of the United States, the right
TO come among Us, and in their sood
timo carry out their purposes; and.
even II their purposes should fail
again, and scafTold after scaTold
shall drip with their gore, the elt-
meEts Of mischief and trorblo NAV
survive them, and give new impulse
&c future adventures and fanatics.
The great source of the evil is. that
We are under one Governments with
these peoPlc-that by the Constiru.
tlon they deem themselves response.
Die Tor the institution of slavery.
a ana therefore, they seek to over,
throw it, They do not plot insur-
rections fer Cuba or Brazil. If we
mad . separate Government Of orr
own, the post Office, all the avenues
OF intercourse, the police and militia
ry of the country, would oe under
our exclusive control. Abolitionism
would die out at the North, or les
adherents would have to operate in
the South as foreign emissaricr. in a
country armed and prepared to ex-
eiude thelr intercourse or arrest their
intercourse or arrest their designs
and punish their Intervention. AS
i is, the ''irrepressible conflict of
Seward is destined to go on, although
i may be checked, and suppressed
BY repeated failures, until one of two
'hings shall take place-the Union
must Do dissolved OF slavery abolish
d. The experience of the last
years, of ignominious
oleration and concession bv the
south, with the lights of the present
ELECTED on them, show to the most
'lgoted unionist that there ia no |
'eace for the South in the Union
rom the forbearance or respect of !
he North. The South must cor.
rot her ot0n destiass or perish.
SENTENCE OF THE PRIsoNEss.-
jharlestown, Nov. 11.-When the \
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