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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-09

wao Asx ocR LAsaess Cos,ux PtAxssnss-A
fcw days since . paragraph wss pulashed giving
some account of the cotton crop of Col Bod a
Georgia. which amounted last year TO e Loo hsiss.
and Was the largest sent to market by any planter
of that State. 4 vidslia correspondent a The
Matches Free Trader contrasts tbs planters of Mo
siSsippi and Louisiana With the Georgia esishsisy.
a. follows:
There arc half dozen planters In Coorus,i;a
parish and Louisiana. also many mosv in Mis.is-
sippi. that make Gar higher mark than this Not
to make thing invidioos, we name ~ Y. Davis
E>sl. Concor,iia Parish. who makes Ill HE COTTON
there. chalks up several hundred bales shove The
Georgia planter; 30 dos I. r. Marshall. In he
State of Louisiana raising In that State Alone ess
than e. u0 bales; 80 dos John Routh. E.s. a
Hard Times full - much. h not mosv: 30 did ervt-
crick Stanton. Eco. but . Srw weeks drcvsssd nis-
cd 500 bales this year-sll IN Coorus,lis parish
and even more than this figure In isss-sli In Lon.
isiana; and there are numerous Others hat cums up
or nearly 20. to ths Georgia Highest kooS Fef h.
stance. l. r Masxhall sssidence Matches. pasasrs
in three States louisiana Mississippi and Asksna&A
l. more than 1900 hale peoduevr; 80 h ~. STE
phcn Duncan more than a0oo hale grouss IN he
State Of Mississippi besie being opuisns PLANTER
Of mosc than &UoO hslrs In all The great essate Al
the two princcly planters Of thiS svH,oa The isss
Samuel Davis and Francis Sussrs. EsS, always pro.
duccd a0oO to 5000 bales earh until their deaths
divided the estate among their heirs"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-09


Who always and syssyshise col snss sAsy hsss ervs
told u ssyS that The ssy nssss ~ Sks Asissse rss
exrspA squsaspa psvssrsd Aslss1 Ia CysssSs
limited that he dssvesoss sus ks6 Md - Sks
NIAGARA e.s.;sd ~ish Il he - III rvss IN n
psveseus eissvs klle~ MIGHT ksss ksss su sssks o
Il applied 10 lhs su@asniessioas uhsrA Hsk sks
pahiie Nth Weed Eaay Co, q AsrussA. GA. ~
would have besa en- vrpas fsssss % avss
messsxv 10 this 6snI shss b = nssay sks oss III
any ssllov. psveious % eshssvsss. psvaess kseks
Thew have. e y ssps. bssa great Ans IN Sks ssssk
lssh@sas, bot ,hsy have hsse Niss,sss a ssaa ~
ssedias 90. Is. q o. 30. 10 shss s&asvss q 40.
esivs % wsusa he skeas. hAM q susssss h tksss
maspiaesas psiss a tse.coo
Mnoa shsis petite ms-sis sAs vrssA
mean polissn<ss ssd Shss hss its easrs b CAssssiss
shriakias hua vhasssw ss.M ksss q go "a
siilas shiaES ssad 10 svvvssa s Ne issssvssSs e
Gh PssvnsA ssoph sstsnd 10 Sksm sisA sssv Q
he inlsss a aseh ko@s kseSssssA - skssv sksy
~ essisessd IL Ssssssas sssk - - ass ssssss
b hsussAsA % pssssesw b sss,lsy y hssis
sAiass snd ahs b esseaiy ssAs sfsssA 49,
dspsath upsa yksa. h kisnssss. pssv.a ssssss
.ill eal.i.sis IL hshss sisk rs.l ass. - -
wed q 0od epataia sks psssrseas sA;eA sAsssS
guido - kssv - b sll bsssas~-a vs.<Aa % .
sssssn sshsss ssss. sAaa hi.ss6
A Mas wusesr Mesu.-A ssssisass s~.sss.
y aiss bsass Mo- OsiaaA - se.sssS ~ Q
ss.sness--Ss. hss yss ssy ssssy shssa yss r
Yea - ~ WVay. II slssys asAs h rsnss y
ory s@s ssssy .isA - s~ss @i~M- sws1-
sys.ssd sAs ssssssss. Il stA - . s0ss - dsW:
eaAsss - v;sk ~ ssav n sssa4a -
tae % lssk q ssll sossssA susTSs. sssA.AssA
-S . - osa - ~ tAss - Assysn -
esssv sfA q. ksssIs 90 Nsisa q
ssssaew. -ws1s s~VssAa - Osssks.A e
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ssssae9 - NJ sss svesssiA
p.ss.... X Z, Assa-ls. o.s. ...s:.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
American Tobacco in France.

The Washington Constitution compile.
from recent French statistical reports. a con .
parative exhibit of the amount of taxes lev.
led by the French Government on one of ON
leading staples (tohaccol during the first nine
months as thc years 1869, 1858. 1867. The
arpount fir the nine months OF 1869 is S2G,-
S1S ,20es for the year 1853, SSae, ,80s
and for 1857 i'd was S25, ,444, 600. fhe Css.-
stitutioa adds.
at woHM seem almost incredible that in
this enlightened age of the world, any gov
eminent womb impose such oncrons taxes
upon leading staple of 4 nation IKE ours
that proffcrs commercial reciprocity to every
flag but that so enlightened and liberal a
government as that of France should annually
levy a tribute of some twcnty-sx millions OF
dollars upou the tobacco producers of the
United States would be incredible if we had
not official custom house evidence of the fact.
ave need not assure our readers that ev-
cry effort has been made, and that every ef-
fort will still he made, by the present Ad-
miustratou, to effect, on basis of mutual
advantage and fair reciprocity, reduction
of those oppressive cXactions, if not an entire
abolition of the tobacco monopoly system in
France and when it is borne In mind that
every article of French industry-agFicultu-
raj and manufacturing-is admitted inho the
United States, and finds among our consul
mers a free and unrestricted market, the sur
prise is that the Government of France has
not before this, yielded to the persistent ef-
forts ofour Government to place the CONNER
cial relations Of the two countries on foot
ing more consistent with the liberal spirit of
the age, and certainly more advantageous to
both governments"
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
National Executive Democrat
ic Com mittee Meeting.

WASHINGTON, December 7.-Thc Nation
al Executive Democratic Commi tes met here
this evening Mt Wizards llotc( All the States
were represented except Maryland. Georgia.
California and Alabama After free inter
change ofopinion, Monday, the 23d of April,
was fixed for the time of the nlee.ing of the
Charleston National Democratic Cor venton
\ resident Committee were appointed to
super intend tie printing and publication OF
documents. etr, consisting of the following
members; c. /. Nallandgham, ofOhio. Chair
man; c. j. Faulkner, of Virginia; John Cock
rane, of New Yo,k; John Logan of Illinois;
William Big'er, of Pennsylvania; W. Barks-
dale, of Mississippi. Miles Taylor, of louiSi-
ania, W. H. English, of Indiana.
On motion of Mr Stratton. of New Jersey,
the Chairman and Secretary were authorz-
ed to procure suitable hall at Charleston in
which to hold the Convention, and to issue
tickets of admission to the delegates to said
Convention, duly appointed by the regular
Democratic organization of the party in the
States respectively, and to make such other
arrangements as may be necessary for the as
sembing and holding of said Convention.
A resolution was also adopted with view,
fpossiblc, to correct telegraphc msrepresen-
tations concerning the interests of the Demo-
cratic party. The Committee then adjourn
cd sine die.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Medicine for the Afflicted!

nRS. GOLDSMITH l. CO., No. 80 Smith
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still contin-
ues to be consulted on all diseases of private
or delicate nature. From long course of
study and practical experience of unlimited
extent, Drs. G. Il Co., have the qualification Of
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never failed to cure the most alarming
cases of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Fenereal and
Impure Blsod, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain aud Dis
tress, or Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Assesses, tIumors, Frghtful Swell
ngs and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF diseases, are made to
become rs harmlass rs the simplest ailings of
child.
SEMINAL NEAKNE5S-Drs. C. 4 Co. de-
votes much of their attention to the treatment
of those cases caused by secret and solitary
habit, which ruins the body and mind, unfit
ting the unfortunate individual for either bus
mess or society. Some of the sad and melan-
choly effects produced by these early habits of
youth are, Weakness of the Back and lambs,
ralpitation OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, arrangement of the Digestive functions,
symptoms of Consumption, etc., etc. The
fearful effects on the mind are much 10 he
dreaded, viz: Loss OF memory, confusion of
ideas, depression Of spirits, evil forebodngs,
aversion to society, self-distrust timidity, etc.
are among the evils produced. Such persons
before contemplating marriage, should consult
II physician of skill and experience, and he Il,
once restored to health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR.
RANTED-All letters containing a fee, nd
dressed to Drs. Goldsmith l. Co., Pittsburgh
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, anG
mcoirines forwarded, secure from observation
and u cure guaranteed The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place
No la2 Smithfeld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
November "a, SOY.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

REPORT OF THE RAILROAD
COMPANY The annual report of this coin
pany for the year ending with October last,
states that $50, 17S of the floating debt has
been paid during the year, leaving S175 $50
as the present amount. Revenue of the year
from the western division of 4S miles has been
S57S3S Sc. Current expenses for same time
of same. S52.3G9 60, balance to net income,
S4.74048. This amount, together with 81
507 IA derived from other sources, has been
disposed of in sundry payments on account
of outstanding claims for real estate, right of
way, etc. The cutire of expenditure of the
year has been $50G17 % on all accounts OF
which the S4,740 4S of net income for this
year and S97l 98 income ofprevious (S5,712-
46) are to be made good out of the company
under their engagement to set aside their rev.
enue to meet as far as it may the interest due
on the B fillmore million loan.
The work on that portion Of the road be-
tween Pittsburg and Turtle creek is progress
ing. and can be finished by next summer
Further sales of bonds, however, will be nee
cSsaly to complete the road. The necessity
for its completion is strongly set forth and
the report adds that the agaccus president
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has cx.
pressed the warmcst interest in its compile
ton, and has pledged his good will and earn
est cooperation to that end.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

SLAVE PRapERTY.--The followngi is the
form ola printed memorial now in circula-
ton for the procurement of signatures the O.
rigpal manuscript copy having attached to it
a number Of respectable names from Clarke
county: "a Memorial, praying An Act to ex-
empt limited amount of slave property from
process for debt.
To the Honorable Senate and House ui
Delegates of Virginia. The undersigned citi-
zcns Of Frederick. Jefferson aud Clarke coun-
ties, respectfully represent to your honorable
body that it is highly desirable fo, the per-
pctuatiop of the present social relations OF Viz
ginia, for the maintenance ofpeace within
her borders, and for community of interest
amongst all her citizens, that the institution
of negro slavery should he fostercd by such
| Legislative acts as may be calculated to bring
the ownership of negro property within the
means of the Poor as well as Of the Rich; and
believing that nothing will promote this end
more etlectually than to exempt a limited a
mount of such property from all legal process
fo- debt, your Petitioners pray the passage oi
a law guarrantying to every family now pos
scssed of, or who may hereafter be possessed
If a negro or negroes, the right to the enjoy
ment of property in said negroes to the value
of one good slave, free from all Judgements
Executions, and Liens Of every kind, except
where such Liens already exist. Your Peti.
tioncrs believe that under slch law many
mechanics and laboring men generally woulo
purchase one servant to wait on their iami-
lies, and thus that the strong bonds OF com.
mon interest would be added to the soca
feeling which impels the citizens of Virgins
to resist alike invasion from without and trea
son at home"
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

Hon. Jacob Broom has called upon the
memters of the Executive Committee of the
American National Council to convene at the
American House, opposite Independence Hall
in the city of Philadelphia, on Wednesday,
the 2sd, day of December instant, at IL o.
clock NJ, to take into consideration matters
of national Importance, and to adopt such
course of patriotic action in reference to the
approaching election of President and Vice
President Of the United Ststes. As may be
drrrhcl proper
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

Holloway's Ointment and PGlS.
to protect the sick against countcrfeits of his
all-hcaling remedies, Professor Holloway has
caused the words "Ilolloways, New York and
London" to be impressed rs water-mark
on every leaf of the paper on which the book
of directions, used as wrappers is printed. -
If this trademark does not appear when the
pages are held to the light, the article is spu-
ruus. Upwards of ten thousand cures oi
neuralgia tic-doloureux, aud spinal disease
accomplished by the use ofthe Ointment, have
Iccn reported from various parts of the Uni,
ted States within the last eight months /,
all these cases the Pills are said to have iacil
tatcd the recovery of the patient
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

SOLDIERS FARE AT CnARLEsTowN.-A
member of company +. has sent ms the dinner
"bill of fare" at the table dhote of that com
pany, viz:
Soups. -shin--a la mode.
Meats Roast Beef, with mint sauce Boil
ed Ham, with champagne sauce.
Vegetables. s.-Potatees, creamcd do. fried
Turnips, Cabbage, Gold Slaw.
Desert-Imaginary Pudding,
Commisary of the Company, Sergeant H.
A. Dudley Chief cook, private Louis Zm-
mer; Assistant cooks privates John II. Mum
ford. john Il. Burwell, and Charles w. lIar-
wood.
We are informed that 'Tom Griffin" has
been at Charlestown for several days. attend
ing to the cuisine of some of the Richmond
companies.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Estate Of David Lynn, Jr.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from tn he Orphans Court of AL
legany county, Letters Tests mentary on the
estate of David Lynn, Jr., late of Allegany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
toexhibit the same, properly authen ticated, to
the subscriber, on nr before the LIST day of
June, 1860, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are requestcdto make imne-
diate payment. Given under my hand THE
LIST day of December, 1855.
CHAS. C. SHRIVER,
Dec. ], IS59.-3t. Executor.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
The Herald of Truth.

FOUR SERMONS EACH WEEK.
The Sermons OF Rev G. H. Surgeon and
Rev. Henry Melvil, chaplain to her Majesty are
received weekly from Europe, and published
in the Herald of Truth. The sermons of cler-
man of all the Evangelical denominations, in
this country are likewise regularly published
and constitute the distinctive feature OF the
paper. The Herald OF Truth is issned weekly
at No. .l30 Nassau Street, New York, Rev. John
". Major, of the Presby 'erian church, editor,
Terms 50 per annum; copies, So; Clubs of ten
SIS, and an extra copy to the person forming
the Club. G2Os sermons, besides much other
matter OF interest cost but 90
TO PUBLlS ERS who will insert this pros
pecus tour times the paper will be sent one ye r.
The paper is large quarto OF l6 pages
arranged for binding. Specimen Copies sent
free. Rack numbers for the past three months
can be furnished.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Stray Steers

Maryland, 4Hegdny CovNy 10 pH:
hereby certify that J. L. Rrowpiag Of said
county, brought before pe the subscriber,
Justice of the Peace, ip and Tor sala county,
this and day of december, lsAa- as stTays tres
passing upoa his enclosures, Red Steer, crop
off the lef, ear, and auder bit out Of the right,
branded on each born with letters supposed to
be X. D. and supposed 70 be three years old
next spring, and one brindie Steer lined back,
swallow fork in the left ear, no other marks
perceivable and supposed to he two years old
next spring. The red Steer appraised at elev.
en- dollars, and the brindle STEER appraised At
five dollars, BY Stephen Riley aId Stephen
Brow ming, under oath. Given under my hapd,
u k D. II. FRIEND, J. P.
The owner of the above described property is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away. .-.-.- 81
.g4FT John 1. BROWNING,
Living near Crambery Glade, seven miles
hpF'u vi o7"'aha' Erl aleaFueEf
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
Natures True Restorative.
THE BEST, SAFEST AND PuREsT
TONIC AND Alternative EVER PRE-



TONIC AND Alternative EVER PRE-
PARED.
1t ia recommended by the leading medical
authorities and is highly approved by all who
have tried it. Delicate ladies find i. a perfect
restorative; and persons who lead n sedentaTy
lite will find their nervous ana general system
strengthened and Improved by its use.
The great object of this IN medicine is;
To purify the system OF all morbid
First matter, and impart to the blood such
properties as to make it new, pure,
and rich.
To cleanse the stomach and bowels
ocCOHu of acrid humors, n idity, and all mu-
cous matter, which cause so many
and fatal diseases.
Third. To soften and relieve ss!ric'ure ofthe
skin, and thus establish a healthy
and natural flow of the "insensible
perspration."
,,. To impart tone and strength TO the
fOuTtH digestive organs, and give great Wig
or and vitality to all the organs oi
the body.
To eradicate all diseased, impure
Fifth and poisonous particles from the
blood flesh, and bones, and effect
their complete expulsion from the
body.
To counteraet the i'll effects produ.
SlXtn. ced by the use of mercury, and to
remove all scorbutic eruptions, aris
ing from whatever cause.
Prepared an1 sold by A. b. Il D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton street, corner
of William, New York
For sale by HEALEY & &SHRIYER, Druggist!
Cumberland Md.
Dec. l, lS59-lm.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

How THEY ADVERTISE In NEW York
The three leading pVrnals Of New iork-the
Heraid 1ineS and 1riBunc-contancd. one
day last week, fresh advertisements yielding
for single days publication the aggregate
sum of $4,000. The enormous extent to
which the New York merchants have carried
their advertising system is und"ubted one OF
the most important causes Of the great trad,
of that city. Nowhere else in the world Is
the advertising so extensive.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

WE NOTICE, the Petersburg Mteliiyencer
and the Richmond Dispatch are ont against
the continuance of the Methodist Episcopal
Church North organization in that State, on
the ground ofits being an anti-slavery church.
They assert that some ten societies in Jeffer-
son County have seceded from it, and gone
over to the Church South, and call upon the
Legislature to take some steps to abate what
thcv lenominate a nuisance.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

The Mobile Irrihnne thinks that Richard
RealG Jphn Browns stray Secretary of State,
wrote the auunymuus letter about the Har-
pcr's Ferry p,oiect which was sent to Sccrc-
tary Floyd. 1t says. Mr.. RcaIf. was in that
vicinity for several weeks during tie moths
Of September and October, employed in liter
AIRY labors Sometime between the lst and
10th of October lie left Mobile for New Or
lea $. lie arrived there, was seen to enter u
hack or cab, and has not been heard of since.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

q x.s I:>toS MEeTIHGs-- number of Meet
sy,ss have beer held in different parts of The
North .si,ia which mmense numbers of the
..-aeaple, have. participated. and which have
- i,een a,l.lressrd with the most glowing elo-
.'-,.,,rnss .ahy the first men Of tlenation. Hes-
yss,,tiaas have hecn adopted expressive oftheir
- .raiernal reearl for the South, and their un-
...,as!terina adherence TO tho Constitution and
liz rnisaa. !ird Hfpti'fp. ts.-., -..,
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

= CosaREss is still anorganiaed
p a,nl cngagcl in tho Improbable and nausea
ting discussion Of tin niger When will our
nnblic men learn wisdom When will the
Dppositon learn the tactics of the ] .ocofocos,
and having learned them. foil their machin-
ations? They should table at once the rcso-
Iutions that form the basis IF tho present dis
Icl,ssio,. i and 90 to work and elect a speaker,
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stock hold
L ers OF the American Coal Company of lie
gany County Maryland for the election Of Di-
rectors &c, will he held AT the Office Of the Com
pany No. so Exchange Place in the CITY of
New York on Thursday the seth day of De-
cember.
Polls open from to o'clock P. VI. The
Transfer Rooks will be closed from the 9th TO
goth day of December both inclusive.
Dec lj-st G, T. LLOYD, Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

A Washington paper states that the pnb-
lie school system of the capital, under careful
management, is fast growing into an impor-
tance equal to any city of the Union. The
Councils recently passed an appropriation OF
$50 900 for schools and school-houses for the
year. The common schools are over-crowd-
ed with pupils and new school-houses are
being erected TO supply the demand. Fher,
are at present nearly three Thousand pnpil'
in the schools, sixty teachers, and twenty-tiv,
school houses.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
GAMFWRD'G
Family
CATHARTrC PILLS.


COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extra cts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will
keep in any climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL is a gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his pEectice more than twenty years.
The constantly in.I creasing demand from
those who have long ) used the PILLS and
the atisfa ction which 8 all express in regard
to their use, has in-. duced me to place
them within the reach Fl of all.
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics act on diff ~ ,ferent portions of the
bowels.
The Family Cathar. s. tic Pill ls, with due
reference to this wellI establis feet, been
compounded from n g variety the purest
Vegetable Extracts, = which a alike on ev-
cry part ofthe alimen- L !tary ca al, and are
good and safe in nll q cases wb re a Cathar-
tic is needed, such asS iDerangc rents of the
Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains in the Back and
Loins, Costveness, Pain and Soreness over the
whole body, from sudden cold, which frequent
ly, if neglected, end n a long course of Fever,
Loss OF Appetite, a Creeping Sensation of Cold
over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight in the head, all Inflammatory Diseases,
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism, Il
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
| TO which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
| in this advertisement
PRICE 3; DIMES.
| THE LIVER lNVlGORATOR AND FAM
lily CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed by
Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by the
Trade in all the large towns.
8. I. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway. Now York.
Oct G. lS59-ly.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

ASTONISHING -Hlerod and P"ntus filate
have made friends--that is James Buchanan
and Stephen a. Douglas have embraced, and
made the kiss of reconciliation
20 ye gods and little fishes,
Leather spoons and pewter dishes"
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15

ORGANIZATIONS, Spring Gigs, Old Do
L miniun Coffee and Tea Pots, Patent and
Stick Churns, Table and Castors, Looking
Glnssss of large size can be found at Corner Of
Baltim ore and Centre Streets.
THOMAS JOHNS.
Cume'd, May 20 A ZIG.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-12-15
VIM. BLAKE,
Merchant Tailor,
CUMBERLAND, MD.

HAS now on hani, and foI saFe,. new,
IL large and beautiful
Double Spool Sewing Machine,
which is capable of aoiag all kinds of sewing
from II shirt bosom. to that of the heavies
mllpd cloth, and will sew leather, bind hats
and bind shoes, in a WORT, it viii do all kind
of sewing. 1t is very large, placed on beau
liml stand, aud s fhished as well as any $50
or Sl25 machine, and warranted to be as rep
resented.
They wifi be sold for the low price Of $50
and $50, according to size The public are in
vitcd to call and see them and judge for them
selves. WIN. BLAKE.
Nov. %, '59,-4t.
e.s- FroStbnrg Gazette ard Piedmont lnde'
pendent publish four times.