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MFdiFines,

GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-
~ RATOR Never Debilitates 1t is compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS, and has become an es-
tabllshed fact, standard Medicine, known and
approved by all who have used It. and Is now resorted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which IL is
recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all la hopes of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited - certificates in my posses
sion show. T.
The dose must be adap-ss ted to the temperament
Of the individual taxing itsRnd used In such guam
titles as to act generallyle5 lon the bowels.
Let the dictates Of yOur-- Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIfERi[ ILhFIGORATOR, and IL
will cure LIVER Cox 2 lPLAIsTs, BILIOUS Ar
TAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHoN-l- lIo DIARRHGA, SUMNER
COMPLAINTS, DYsENTERYs- lDnOPsY, SOUR STOMACH,
HABITUAL. COsTITENEss, z lCHOLIC, CHOLERA IL.
WEAKNESS, and may -bet@lnsed successfully as an
ORDINARY FAMlLYios MEDICINE 1t win
cure SICK HEADACHEE5 las thousand3 can tes-
tify,) l n TWENTYE MINUTES, IF TWO
OR THREE TEA-E ISPOOHSFBL ARE Ia
KEN of the commence-5 - lment Of the attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its IA
E5- Alixygatsr in the InOath With the IhEisorator
-"D lPRiGE one BoLLiR PER BOTTLE.
Also, SanforPs Family Chathartic Pills,
Compounded fronl Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up In Glass Cases, Air Tight, and Will keep In
The FAMILY CAT&RTiG VIZ SissftS PILL il gentle but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor has used n
his practice more than twenty years. -H
ThecOustantly fncrsas-i I fnF demand from thoa5
who have long used thelS PMS aud the satistacf
tion which all express regard to their use, has
induced me to place thnm within the reach Of all
The Profession WE'LL know that different Ca
thartics act on differsnt portions or the bowels
The Family CathaftieI@ Pin has, with due refer
ence TO this we'll estab- ilished fhot been com
pounded from a varietyCO Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alfke On every part Of The ali
mautaTy canal and arec COOP and EAFE in all
cases where CathaTticS Is needed such De-
rangements Of the StOn-7 achs sleepinuss Pains IN
the Back and Loins, Coz tiFenass, Pain and sore
meas over the whole Boly from 1Ide cold, which
frequently II neglected. p end o. q long course OF
Fever. Loss Of Appe-El tifa, . Creeping 6cnsa-
tiOn Of Cold over the~ BODY, ReHfle6Hness,
Head d-Achn,-or1 1lReieht & in the Head, all 4nfiam-
matory Diseases, WormsD lin Children or Adults,
Rheumatism-a great psilifeF Of the Blood aud many
diseases to which lcsh r. asiF, 100 numerous 70 men
ton in thisiadyslt asmenE Doe to3.
.lft- PRICE so CENTS.
81 The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic
Pills are Fetailed by Druggists generally and s9ld
wholesale by the Trade In an the large towns.
S. 7. w. SANFORD, b. d. ts
-Fu -a Manufacturer and Proprietor,
lB7d&wR2 38s Broadway, keW York
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1EMtistEl.

A TKINSON AND BUTLER
IA Are now preparod, s,yiningn and abe to e1e-
cbanical DsntiStTy, IN the very best style, and
promptly, ,at Nos, Wi HQmans Block, opoosito the
new Post once marl5ksoQ
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SA' - ''' Court Of Common Pleas
|. John Parish. Of fouyahoga county o.
THE DEPENDANT, JOHN PAR
L u ISH, is hereby notified that the 3Oth day OF
y une, 1850 the plaintiff, Robert W. Henry hled IN
said Court his petition against the deienati asking
Judgment against the defendant for 800, With in
terest from December y. 1888, promissory note
fdr 500 of that date payable pril i 1900 given by
thedefendaht 70 one =. P0mefoy and BY him trans
ierred TO the plaintiff. =
The defendant is notified to answer said petition
~ 80 GRlSWOLD & CASTLE, =
juiy2295 Att'ys for Pltif.
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resolutions, pamphlets ar dOouHlents ordered to be
printed.
2. The price per hpndred copies for stitching the
same.
8. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering Of all documents ordered 10 be covered in bro
chure by the General Assembly or either branch
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sEE THE sE@


WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS co.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEsT.-Enlarged end
the best facilities presented for the cOnsidgra
tiOn Of Merchants, Shippers, Travellers and Emil
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
having united their faeilit es with those Of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 Propellers and
Steamers Of the first Insurabls
Glass,
Will run DAILY LnEs, during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo to tho Ports Of Chicago, Milwaukee,
Racine and other Ports on Lake Michigan Detroit,
Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland, and other Ports on
Lake Eres which, IN connection with the USEqUALED
CANAL FAcILITIRs Of this Company comprising
$50 BoATs OF THE LARGEST CLASS,
eight Of which leave Buffalo and New, York daily,
enables them to offer Merchants and Shippers supe
rior Inducements for safety, dispatch and reliability.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
(owned and operated By this Company win be run
over the New York Central Railroad TO- Buffalo, and
Of PrOpelers on the Lakes for such freight as may
require more speedy transit than BY Canal.
FOR RATES OF FREIGHT, COSTRAcTs, AND BILLS
OF LADIEG, BI CANAL On KArL, apply to the Agents
or COnsignees, at the Offices Of the Company:
No. Coenties Slip and Astor House, New York.
No. Il3 Pier, Albany.
No. igl River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo,
Hurd Co.'S Dock, Detroit
Nil. 4 Miss. n. r. Dock, Milwaukee
Foot State street, Chicago.
Also, at Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Racine.
be- SHIPPING DIRECTIONS:
MARK PACKAas ToR CASAI. W. T. c."
Snip DAILY, As FoLLoEs;
NEW YOKK, Pier East River.
4 BOSTON, Western Railroad
ALBANY, 1l3 Pier. -.If sf r.-
TROY, Foot OF State street.
BUFFALD, Eric Basin
DHIRQlIi Hurd q Co.'S Dock. r. Elgl B..
WILWAUHEE, Nil b Miss r. r Dock
CHICAGO Foot Of State street
Mark Express Goods trWEsrERN ExPREss Co.
and route they are 70 go, and ship as follows:
NEW YORk, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
nndt street,
Hudson River r. R., y Warren st.,
ll2 Chambers, or corner Canal and
West sts.
BOSTON, Western Railroad
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad
JOHN ALLEN, ia, President.
-aNissss tn. BOND. Agent, Cleveland,
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2. The price per handTod copies for stitching the
same.
3. The price per hundred copies foI. half binding
same. ffE- sILi l.sLI .. --.i F'- t''if'7
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ering Of Eueof the sane as shall be REQUIRED to be
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MONTGOMERY,

"WILE STOP AT MAcKEAo. WILL GO TO sUPE-
RIOR CITI. ..... ~. sI H
The Steamers ARCTl0 and SEA BIRD will make one
trip each for Pleasure Excursions, touching at all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior during the
months OfJuly and August. due notice Of which viii
be given.
The MOSTGONERY, ARcTIc and SEA -BIKD ars al
Recommendations are not surpassed BY any otheTs on
the Lakes Their Commanders have been engaged
in the Lake service Tor years past and are entirely
cOnVeTsant with its duties in every particular IL
Is the intention OF the owners Of this Line to make i
A PERMANENT ONE, 80 that parties can depend
upon having their business done as long any Boat
can run during the season Of navigation.
The Price of Freight & Passage viii be Less
than by any other Line on the Route.
tits hoped, By prompt and efficient attention to the
~ sf viz fis TSs1 -. 70
merit share Of their patronage.
JOHN HUTCHINGs 4 Co.,
Agents for Steamer " Arctic"
r. TR0WBRIDGE, CHAPMAN ROOD,
Ag'ts for Steamers 'Motgomery' 4 'Sea Bird"
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HiLEVEI5AND AND PITTSBURG
sieci on Monday, June iii D 1850. TRAINS bisAYE
CLEfElAhp. Dali ---tunday1 e1g9pied.
7:so A. n. .-lail lot Pittsburgh, Wheoling and HeE
Philadelphia. IL 1858
5:;s ?, J, E1pEa.s ioF Plitsbngh and Wheeling.
gylvnnia Railroad for Baltimore, Philadaiphia, New
1erk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
Also eoano5t & Hudson f5f kfon and iflIlersbErg.
49, 49, Time By this route as quick and 4re VIII 81
ER MyEas, s.4. ki5Ss. 4 @GGOLL0g94' 5aaRsii saRiii
/ CLEYELAND& q TOLEDO RAIL
~ R0Ap--sUlnfER ARRAEarHEEr. on and affsF
Monday, July stH 10, Trains on this Road va run
5b51 u, fkrough Nall, stoyplRr Al All stations On
ae - 5R9 .ss5n DtEiaion, Arriving ai Toledo
i;oa p y. MALL atopI at Al ststions east Of of6udtsy,
on northern 9-5,l Division and arrives At san
$50 p n. Telegraph Exprs5l, stops At an stations
r.lIi1 qand arrives at Toledo a lo.I5P r. "
Connections are made at MourOeTne With fha san
duaky, Mansfield and Newark =. r. a Clyde With
the sandgsky, Dayton end ClneiR1eii r. r g Frg-
ana Toisd6 and wabash Rdir6dd5 ior Chicago, De-
Cairo, Alton &c Louis, and an points West North
Trans arrive ia Cleveland nom Toledo and the
West, At 80 4. n, and 9o5 p. M.;iiron sand1sky
- -. s..L Il. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
u
IGfLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
| ~ ROAD.-sUMAER AHkaEdErilsF 1850
On and AFTER Monday, A pril eth, lsG1, Passenger
I Trains will a. foiloWB p - e- --
| LEAVE CLEVELAND --.5..l. .s
| l000 A. y. MAIL TRAIh-StUpping at all Stations
! except Wiekline3 Mentor, Perry Unlon-
vile, say brock and 5HauTillo; and arrives
/ ta q Erio l:30 P. n, DHnkirk 30 P. A. 5uf-
lH ..aa faio 5.23 p. Il.
II s;2O P. n. CTECI6NATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
II ID t+. ping at Pain6Eville, Ashtabula and Girard
/ l- A only and arrives q Erie 6.31 P. n, Dem
Il kirk s-25 P. Z Buffalo $50 P. n.
4;lOP. n. eOSsNEAUT Mll6DfTION TRAIs
go P. N. EIGHf E&PRESs TRAIN Stopping ct
PainesVills, Ashtabuia and GlraTd only
and arrives at Erie l2.t7 A. r., Uunkirk
2.5O A. n, Buffalo l.2l A. d. r.
i III. sTr.e F.sI. LEAVE ERIE. u aftFrt ...-
I 1856 A. n. NIGHT Express TRAIN-StoppinE Al
.. GiTard, Ashtabula and PeinesYlls only,
j -..r. and strives AZ Cleveland $50 A. n
j 1898 A. n. MAIL ThAlh-stopplnE AZ ali stations
I except Slybrook, Uni0nViile, Perry, Men
-u tor and w Wiokiines and arrives at Cleveland
4 l.sop. N. DAY EXPREss TRAIN-stopping at Gi,
j f-I- rard, ,COnnaaut, AHhta bula and painesVille
i only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P n.
| Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut at 600
A. No stopping o. all sattons, and arriving at CeVe-
land at slO A. A'..i I7d- -L1a
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
| with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, gincin-
NATL St. Louis, &e and all the trains going eastward
connect AZ Dunkirk with the trains 0f the n. = =
Railroad and az Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and BuiiIlo 4 New York city RailrOeds-
Is. II. NOITIAGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g, 1869.
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Gt0tktmgl,7

.TN0 SUIT THE TIMES.-.A. r.
REDING, Merchant Tailor, 50 Prospect street.
Is Still manufacturing Clothes for customers at
solRble rates Gents who furnish their own matsri-
as viii find It advantageous TO stop and leave their
measure. -.--.. ..- ...E9 .r-g %. b.. Ifaaa
Particular attention paid to cutting. y
~ Particular attention paid to making Boy
Clothing. "a iuneis
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n A ARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


AsSTEEkD-Juiy O.
stmr. Qeeah, Evans, Detroit. s.rfr.
stmr. lilois, FTazsTt Gntoaaeon g pkgs sundries,
bags oats, Beggs Sinclair. NIH
Prop. Akfpns Bennott, Ogdeusnrgh I75 tons Eadse,
Prop. Pl.lrie State, Miller, 0gdehBburgh, steam
boi|s, 50 tons mdse, Pelton a Breed -
Prop. Old goncOrd, Langley, Blfhlo
Prop. Northern Light Spaulding, 0ntonagon, 10
fl- tuns copper, 155 bbs do, ls baqs malt 5S bbls
I -ls beer Hanna GarretsCn CO., 2lR tons iron
Gre, s. l.. Mather. Hi rFf -ll
Prop. Gov. oIlshHian, Scott, Dunkirk, mdse 2,
Bqne. Snanghie, Halvorson, Buffalo,. Itl
Brig SwBn, Laduck, Detroit, mdse
Brig Gen. Worth, Mckay, Buffalo. l
Schr. Owen Brother, Smith, Marquette, 35a tons
- iron orc, II. N ozfos---
sclr. Miditerreanean5 Morley Toludo.T
Schr. p. Hnys, Edfleldt builal0, ltJ tons coal
Sohr. Almirick, VIVID, DetrOit. allr
tsIENRED.i .EtfE
tmr. Ocean Evans, Detroit. Z -T-r
Stmr- Lllin1is, fEaEef, ent5nagon. --''t-
Prop Gralite State, Davis, Chicago,
Prop. Old concord, Langley, Buf.alO. s
Prop. Aefllonts heWkirk, OsdeneburR, N
Prop. Bay STATE, Brown, 0gdcnsburf,
hr1g Gen VI ortiz MCKAY, Detroit,
schr. Vermont, Cook, Portage Lake.
Schr- Mecll qFrean, llollsg, lgWeQo.
ScOW y. s. Taylor. Clark l3uilllo,
ScOW II. s. Hyde, BouchieF, Detroit. ga
seoW hescue, Bebinsous X keily'I Island. iE-s z
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9rngs, &C.

InEALTH 0EfAMERlCAN WO-
Ii MEN Read notices in the Tribune sines
IRON rs Excellsncy JAMES D. D.WEsTU0Ir, Gov
eTnor q AlOrida, and member Of the United States
ssFof Upwards Of twenty-five years was afaieted
with disease in my family, which the best medical
and surgical talent in the country aiied 70 curas qr
which yielded IN most satisfactory mHnner % fta
graeisnberF Remedies. TeonseientiousT aTisa their
use. JAS. d. WESTCOIl.p
NEH X0RK, February l8i9.
Dr. ]. f. BRInGE-Desr SIR some two Tears ego
an Intimate female friend hsd been suffering ifo1a
falling Of the womb whites, and deranged melstru-
atoms foqsfher With the attending sFmUtom5 50
clearly deIcrlhed in your adTer ents and rlup
Efs She had the Very best medical skill in lh8
ei, until entirely prnsfratad, and her physcial q
nally told her thath be thought her life might pir
BY bs prolonged very little longer andes the uast
nliciols frsatTnanf. For two years after she cons
finued to sink when came into your once e. the
Grlsfsnbsrg Medical Institution and related bar
symptoms As you Wers confident Of the Graeian-
berg 1IarshaIis Cstholicanr in VelieEilg hers she
diseharesd an the physicians and tired 81, though
donbtinaly Pr0FidsntallY, it relieved her quickly
and iTe bnttlez entirely cured her since thea .'r
two years there has not been any rscrrelrs ol the
o1mpainf and she Is as strong actlVs and healtlys
e. Eiian FonPg siri, 5AO- e. si3l-4sl17-
HOME TESTIMONY.
UEusF DEDFUEB, C0srost6n Co, D., 1lay "a, 81.
Mr. II. B. KINGsLEs--Sir; I have been lsll.ng ti.s
ten years, and have Invariably found them 70 give
good sati.i2cten and ne Etlls hsIe soia %
tisls. n 81 sFshdiFs iT 6.sTirs tit5iiSSa b ! ss
y III
Qiseases. One lady sold 3 % told ne she bad Ie
ceiYed more benefit from one bottle tlan she did
from long course Of medical trest stlept lF fe lsS
skillful physicians. JAMES h4LHOA-. Z
THE GRAEFEEBERG AIARSHALL'S -UTERINE
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied With the
oloWlng Tnptons=
lrregularities-Weakn -Iaintnsss--Darlnged Ap-
petite-SalloW Com ple1iOl-Pa in the Back
a4a kiqne7s-s lls--eold Hands and
.f FeBt IL bloatinR = LeTarislIuesd-
Eeuralgia-Headaehs- -Rests
lessness-D disturbed Sleep-Flush-
es Of Heat-General Pain-CraWlilg
and Pain in the spine end between no
sh0ulders-Acid StOmach-A auzasr-Dlacul
ing, Burning or Irritation in tbs Urine Orglas-
Gightmare- Desplir-li ysterics-A AuIietI-lia
usc4[ N8rr1u4 Witch nF- 1-dttif1g-
stipRti0n- Iemper - eazllesz--.
Deprayed Appetiie-5t lat1 1leles- 3loGt-
cd and Irregular BOWels-Un Unpleas-
snt Dreams-Pains in Uterine 0rgans-humh hress
and Pnlnsi q Limbs H II.
- so5g bE "a bsfgggistg and Medicine Ds4sss
Ter Medicines 81 Agsneiss, address
n. Is. kingsley, Cleveland,
nOVIgdeV General AGENT for Qhie
III EALTH AND HAPPINESS
y SECURED, t' 4 fICtji. fla t4l
THE CONCENTRA AfRD CURE N-.-
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
= A POWERFUL REMEpl
= A Pow EREUL hEAADl
FOR WEAKNESS
FQk WEAKNESS p. .-.. t
FOR RARIT IHDISCREIlQA
FDR EAAEY fNplsDHNfIqA
TRY TRY IT IT. TRY TRY TT
THE CONCENTRATED CUREi
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4r pFElgT c9EF'fs1osEgs y ,S o z IP5HGsEF0l
g GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Reopiypd q ths pEesdf tho Secretary Of state
of the State Of Ohio ontiltlie
3lst dag Of july NeTl, at II o'clock, H.,
for exetutidF tlo tate PfihtinR Hindiag, &C., Tot
the period Of two years iom and amer the frst Nom
day q NgYember next ensuing, ln accordapc9 with
the pf0vtdht 81 tho act entitled San act 70 provide
for the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding" passed March a. 1850.
The printing % tie state O divided into hge class
es, TO Dc let IN separate contracts, as follows;
I-1'Ta laH 20 l ~ r---
81 r.-ar ..-ds PRINTING. -iiaa,
--l -tal ,1.1il FfRsf CONTRACT. le it1
!. The price per thousand ems for composition Of
ly, together with such resolutions d other matters
as may be ordered By the two Houses either oi
them to be printed IN bill form.
2 The price per token for press work ior esama
7 y. 81. -. SECOND CONTRACT. % ) hr3da /
H. Tha price pir thousand ems for composition ot
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tiyo8, aud ofsuah poFta and othef
doenmenis as enter into and mako q part q tha
81 The prine per token for press work for tho same.
Sd .tr ydiaa a.0I THIRD CONTRACT. y t-..
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all reports and all communlca ons and other dpcp-
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umes uf public documents ~
p The price per token for press work for the same
FOURTH CONTRACT.
I. The brice psf thOuaand ems for competition OF
the general and local laws, and joint resolutions.
2 Tie price pec token for press work for the same.
FIFTH CONTRACT. lrt
/. The price pes Thousand ems for composition OF
all blanks, circulars, and other work necessary for
the use Of the Executive departments, other than
such a. shall be printed In pamphlet form.
2. The price per quiro for press work for the samo
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AEErvED At chicago, july 7Eb from Cleveland.
barQue InYincible, iron coal &e-; f0m Grand RiT-
er, schooner Lizzie Thorp, lumber,
ARRIVED at MlBanEs4 5pl5 ttb. from Cleveland,
schooner Republic. --.-
ARRIVED in Buffalo, from Cleveland, July sth,
schooner Kusiusko, coal. -e-
The sTEAHER IIIrSoIs len last evening for Lake
snpsrior With good load.
Tnn NoErEsz LIGHT laavss tbs evening.
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GERMAN PRIST1NG AND sTRkNsLATIEGa
SIXTH CONFRAOF. '
]. The price per thousand ems for composition Oi
al documents ordered 10 be printed IN German, by
the General Assam hlq l aifi1ar branch thereof
Ine price per token for press work tur the same
s. The price per thousand WOrds for translation Ol
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I. The price pes Thousand ems for composition o
all blanks, circulars, and other work necessary fO
the use Of the Executive departments, other THAI
such az shall be printed In pamphlet form.
3 The price per quirg FOR press work for the same
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GfLEVEIlAND AND PITTSBUBG
~ RAILROAp.-sFEfiaA Ana kAqEllEsl. 70 take
7:so A. n -liail lor Pittsburghi Wheoling and Mes
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SPECIFICATIONs

The billz, resolufl0Rs and other matters specified
In the rst contract, 70 be printed in folio foolscap
form, with small plea type, each page 90 contain not
less than thirty lines Of solid matter Of the usual
LENGTH with great primer reglet only IN each space
between the inesi gndi in counting the composition
this same viii be measured as solid small plea mat
ter; every necessary fraction Of page 70 Be counted
as full page, but 20 entiFe blank page viii bscount-
ed or paid for. ai -. .
The journals Of the two Houses OF the General As
sembly, specified in the second contract will be
page, without any unnecessary leads, blank or brOk
en- lines or pages. ed. .ll .'.''''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-10
COL. DAVID CROCKETT.

So many marvellous things have been at.
tributed to Davy Crockett, that the very
name brings to mind variety of stories Of
how he schawed alligators,' 'grinned the
bark off knotty trees or 'strode swift
streak of lightning, and other performance
es and adventures of this class. The life
of the pioneer always presents numerous
features calculated to interest those who
live in the midst of populated country,
and who have never witnessed the rugged
scenes by which he is surrounded, and
through which he paves the way for ad-
vancing civilization. Of all those, howev-
er, who have spent their days in the will
derness of what we have designated the
sbackwoods,' the name of none has become
more familiar than that of Davy Crockett
1t has long since been 'household word ,
and has been sounded throughout the en-
tire land; yet, in the face of all this, there
are many in this country who, through the
numerous stories related of impossible
things performed by him, are firmly per.
suaded that he was nothing but a 'myth,'
and many more who are undecided whether
or not to believe that such man as David
Crockett ever existed. These stories were
current during his life, and it would seem
from his own preface to his biography, that
vexed, or, to use his own term, 'riled,' him
not little; and surely, if any man ever
had reason to find fault with the use made
of his name, that man was David Crockett.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-10

Crockett was no ordinary man: unletter-
ed in speech, and unsophisticated in the et-
iquette of society, his actions we're uniform.
ly guided by strong native sense, with a
sterling honesty Of purpose that nothing
could swerve; and, after credible service
in the Greek war, the distinction to which
he had attained, was attested by his elec-
ton to Congress, from his district in Ten
nessee.
It has been remarked that, save in the
case of William Pitt, all men of eminence
have at some period of their lives tried
their hand at poetry. The gallant Colonel
was no exception to the rule, as may be
seen from the following concluding stanza
from some farewell anapests, written at the
time when, having been defeated for a
fourth term in Congress, in consequence Of
his manly opposition to the imperious dy-
nasty of jackson, he determined to seek q
theater of new adventure in Texas: :.
"Farewell to my countryl fought for thee we'll
When the savage rushed forth like the demons in
hell;
In peace or in war have stood by thy side,
Ny country, for thee have lived-would have
2 died, e.sss
But am cast of, my career now is run, -.
And wander about like the prodigal SON.
Where the wild savage roves, and the broad
prairies spread, ="
The fallen, despised, will again go ahead"
The last two words are characteristic of
the originator of the celebrated motto: BE
sure you're right, then 20 ahead cast a
gleam of sunshine back upon the otherwise
lachrymose, as well as reproaohful senti-
ment contained in the lines.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-10
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
The FABLE OF THE WANDERING j

The FABLE OF THE WANDERING JEW.
The legend of the Jew ever wandering
and never dying, even from the crucifxion
of Jesus to this day, spread over many Eu-
ropean countries. The accounts, however,
as in all fables, do not agree. One version
is this: When Jesus was led to death,
oppressed by the weight of the cross, he
wished to rest himself near the gate at tho
house of shoemaker named Ahasnerus.-
This man, however, sprang forth and thrust
him away. Jesus turned toward him, say
ing, Il shall rest, but thou shalt move on
till I return And from that time he has
had no rest, and is obliged necessarily to
wander about. Another version is that CIV
en- by Mathsas Parisiensis, a monk of the
thirteenth century. When Jesus was led
from the tribunal of Filatius to death, the
door-keeper, named CartaAaious, pushed him
from behind with his foot, saying, walk
on Jesus, quickly; why dost thy tarry p
Jesus looked at him gravely, and said, Il
walk Oh but thou shalt tarry till I come. ,
And this man still alive, wanders from place
to place in constant dread of the wrath to