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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTdENWARE
Mo ID Z Nam Straaf Rtchr,aax,d Va

No III Main Street, Richmond, Va
NO HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
~ The ubllc generally, That am now In receipt II my
~ FALLslOuk OF GOODS, larger and more varied
han II has before bccnembracng Decored
Band D"ncf Tea aud Toilet Sets; Pitchers, DISHES, Ite
'fc Dc As Waite CANA and Granite, of The best shapes
aud styles, In sets and by the single pair. My
WhoLEsnh TRADE have selected with care and feel
nsured that can sell as low any reackng
United States as receive goods direcl,
iurcr call Is respectful! solicited
July 23diy q. b. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

-. ~ Family SUGAR. 10y
IDHT - hspA dirc1 he6 NeW 0rieane, ID hhas Suear
nAae n ts ~ prosess from sssslea Care, 4psoSShb
Bpo - Nhe4 cali ~ at3snafon 81 fmlsA Ear vsa 81
CO. ~ dekeney VI AaEcs, suFpasses anything
s nar4eiaHce Me Of the 81 Croixeo jus
setIale9 aasz.a - Anxg 100. Alb. RUCKER {
TuE iarFe o. MI Ofa which / va
- AA0s - easn Use el-d'sj s.. {. sHEARER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

s)lNE FENCING FLANK for sale by
4 ap5n JAMES ROYDS co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
cN8x linz way 10 Kin the Northern buy Your
NV Carriages, Bugges and Wagons, III BAILEY 1s3
Main street, L.nchburg, and not send your none.
Eh,s aud spears 10 send To negroes XIII with
BAILEY was born md raised in Campbell County, AMI
nah it Increased facilities, a the sty CaFriag
kutkh"A.s and Bugk,es neat and substantial Also all Kinds
oi liarness Repairing ami painting Of Carriages one
nraincss and dispatch. ~.
The subscriber grateful ackno,x for pas,
M examination o Ibis work, eling conhden hs pcss,
hot rs 10 luaili! aud prlu, JNO. H. BAILEY, AgL
Jan jo'ts le3 Main ST., h! nchburg Va
NOTICE.
~ and after MoSpAl next, will be Flour
~ N this Depot, uni further notice, owing thee,
coalition 81 the Depot 7. ID. JILL.
nov li-ds Gen. FRI Agt., Fn. ~ Tenn il
s5S | WISH TO SELL, PRIVATELY, MY Lao.
S>9& lying the waters Dry fnrk end al faz,
<A-tuuu1, Va, Acrys u.sl of wi,
land, which would II nuprN cd, make most dc,rl, farm
Spectators persons Ming 10 buy unmproyed iand No,
where can he consulted In regard 10 price laynleat
or atirss, H. y. :. MAI.kFli,
apa.m "ls,ck! Gap Va.
WORN. MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND rLAsTER--The
" undergns has rented from Mcs4rs I.anghornc Johus
their and Plaster Mill liz III
The above articles, which e will sei cheap punci,al
ors. tHAS. $. LANGilokNE. Sole Agent
march i-ds for the sale Of Western Plaster In .hs cy
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALEBY
w Nj y. > 4 IL . Il IL kiR IL co.
Jam Ats
A LAhGE Iol RIO AND iAGUAYEA CFFoEE. AM,
N New orleans sugar. zap IL ALIEN. KlN>lLE.
Portland Sugar and Syrup
agents :" the Portland sugar Company al This place.
"A keep constantly on hand supply of their sucAn
s,Hur, which We ofor nj Asw York prices
feb 9l-dts FON LIZ n 20 Alexandria Va
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Notice.
LII goods intended for the Freight Train delivered
NJ lhc l! nnhoarg Depot The evening berc by halfpasi
ree eocA me departure OF the mail Renders this
arrangement Indispensable to the loading the goods In time Tor
"r ~" ~ n Ho's" Tram /. ID. JELIlS,
~" --'s General Freight Agent
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I)EEUvIAN GUANo-of Baltimore Inspection, which
Il guarantees Its standard purity.
ap2l CAMP, STABLES & CO., Bridge street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21
To Contributors.

AS our design is to make orr paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments d
active industry IN every part of the
comfy. We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of orr intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs-
recially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
The news. incidents, general iniorma-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoo,ls.
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A NASH BUYERS viii hnd !, d their IL
~ teress q call and examine ne new and
we'll selected stock ~ 'ALEXANDERS
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JOB Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
tcntion to all kinds Of Job or COX
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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Subscribe III the Jar,cr Courier.
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OF All especially young men, should
read The advertisement Of tho "new Ma
'ional Dispensary" Al Cincinnati, Ohio, IN
another column
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EVEN THOSE wLo are in the en-

rs EVEN THOSE who nre in the en-.
oyment OF perfect hesl.hl frequently have
need 10 have recourse 10 ionics as proven
lives Of disease We are never 100 well ar
nored agninS, The assaults OF "ihe ills that
flesh is heir to- Such an invigorator they
may fnd 10 iiOSTE TIERS EITTERs-
medicine that cannot be taken regularly
wulopt giving vitality and elasticity 10 the
system. A, this season, particularly. The
strongest man H. not Proof against the mals-
ria, in certain sections o: The country. In an
cases Of fever and aguc, The EITIErs is more
poien'il'an any amount " quinine, while tho
most dangerous cases OF bilious fever Weld
70 its wonderful properties. Those who
have tried The medicine will never use an
other. for any of tie nme nis which M
llosrETTrR BirTEfs processes 70 suhdue. w
To those who have not made the experiment.
We cordially recommend "a early application
70 ne B'TTERs. whenever they are stricken
Ny diseases olihe digestive organs.
Soit by druggists and dealers gen rally.
everywhere.
U-T See advertisement - another column
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21
OFFICERS OF nuBoIs COUNTY.

clcrk-bAzrL r. En~oAsrox.
Audltor-JcHx MEHRiKcEa.
Treasnrer-TnEoDoKE SosDraMAsx.
Rscorder-SrEsHKx JEncKR.
Sherif'-JAccn HEzxAE.
CoFoner--WM. ScnUE.TERnA..
Surrfsor-BEslnls II. KENP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON. !
y ,. BIcEwrRnFar, Commissioners.
VIZ II. GRErs.
OFFICERS OF BAisnRipcE TOWNSHIP.
Jo-'ires-A. ii. Alexander, N. Keefcr
!. Rose.
Trustees. j. cromer.
ConstabIe-Anihony Eckert, A. Tilmnn.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

II osI received BY express from Louisvillc
= cheaper than ever. al The Chem Cssh
N M, Prints, Ginghams. Morinos. pIaids
o.'ons, long and double fhaw y, WOOL car.
sept ~.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
Medical Use of Salt.

In mauy cases of disUrdrreJ stomach.
u 'easp"ontuI "f salt is certain cure. In
ihe violet, Internal aching. termed cole.
'dd tersp""ntnI of salt to "A pint of cold
""t"r-drnk II and go to bed :; it is one
1T the sre"d:rst r,medics known. The
same wII. revive one VINO seems almost
icaG from "A heavy tall
la an ap"pisrtic fit, no time should be
"St IN pouring down salt AID water #
N"'hc'ent sehSibility remain TO allow the
~w"l'nwing if not, ;he head mus, he
>pon2ed with cold water until the senses
rttuin, when the salt will immediately
restore tue patient from The lelhargy.
In hi, the feet should he placed in
warm water. wiki mustard added and
the legs briskIy rubbed, all bandares re-,
moved from the neck and a cool apart.
ment procured f possible.
In many cases o! severe bleedipp at
the lungs, and when other remedies tsi,
"d, DIR. Rush found two spoonluls Of sal,
completely stayed the LIood.
III case OF bite from mad doc. wash
'"" pant with strong h,iue for an hour 7:
'hen hind on salt with rag.
In to"clache, salt and warm wa,er
held 10 the part, and renewed two or three
tunes, will relieve in most cases. If the
gums he affected. wash the mouth with
Urine; If the teeth he tartared, wash
them t~irc day with salt water.
In Swel!ed neck, wash the part with
Jrine twice day until cured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
ajraltJ Drpartmrnt.
Why do Children Die.

Tie reason whv children die, saws
Halls Journal Of Health. is because they
aTe not taken care Of From the day Of
birth they are stuffed with food. chokeo
with physic, sutfuca,ed in hot rooms,
steamed IN bedco,hes. So much for in
doors. When permitted 10 breathe a
breath OF pure air once week in sum.
'"er' "nd once or twice during the colder
winter months, only the nose is permit
ted to peer into daylight. A little later
they ate seut out with no clothes at all.
MS To tho paris Of the BODY which most
need protection. Bare legs, bare arms,
bare necks, rirted middle most. with An
Inverted umbrella TO collect the air al 4
rh'lI on the other parts OF the body. A
stout, strong nan goes out on n cold day
with gloves ard overcoat woulrn stock
mgs ~ Il thick, double suIed boots, with
cork between and rubhers over. The
same day child Of three years old, an
infant IN flesh amd blood, ard bone and
constitution. goes it with soles Ms thin AS
paper, cot on socks, legs uncovered to
The knees, neck bare an exposure viii, b
would disable the nurse, XIII the mother
N fortnight. and make the father an
wv*Iid Ior weeks. Aud why 10 irar
den them to mode of dress which they
are never expected to practice. To ac.
c'Stom them to exposure which, dozen
Years later would be considered downright,
t"o'ery. To rear chi dren thus for the
slaughter pen. and then lay it 20 the
Lord, is too bad. We dcn't think the
Almighty has any hand in it. And to
Ira" comfort from the presumption tha,
lie has an agency in the death Of child,
!" the manner OF the quoted article, is IA
presumption and PROCLAMATION.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
The Sabbath School Incident

AZ II mreIlmg III Exeter Hall, London.
where there was vast number Of Sal,
"ath school children assembled, Clergy
IMAM arose on the platform, aud told them
81 two bad hltlp bows whom he had one.
known, and "f good little girl whom Le
Afterwards learned 10 know. This IiI,Ir
grTI had tceu To Sabbarh school. wL.r.
she had learned ito do good every day.
Seeing TWO Ii tie to,s quarreIlng, SHE
went mp 10 them, told them how wicked.
~ they we're a'ti"g. made them d-sis,
from quarrIing, and in the eud, induced
them 10 attend Suudayischoo. These
boys were J.m and Tom. Now children.
SAID The gentleman, would YOU like to
80, Jimi
All shouted with one voice, Yes ves,'
Jun. get up, said The gentleman. look
mg over ta another part OF the stage. A
reverend locking missionary arose and
looked smi'ingly upon the children.
Now. would y,u like TO see Tom =
Yes Yes ! resOunded through all the
house.
Well, look At me-I am Tom, and !
100 hav" been n missionary for many
years Now. would you like to see lil,i,
Mary Wo"dr
The response was even more loud and
earnest rnan before, 'Yesr
well. do you see that lady over there
IN the blue six honneti That is little
Mary Wood, and she is my wife +
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
To Keep Tires Tight on Wheels.

wish 10 communicate TO the public a
method by which tiers on wheel carria yes
may he kept tight. ironed a wagon.
some years ago, for my own use, and be.
fore putting on the tines, filed tie fel.
loes with lnseed oil and the tires have
WON out and we're never loose. noned
buggy Tor my own use, seven yesrs
ago, aud the Tires are now as ticbt az
when put on. Ny method of filing the
IelIoes with oil is as follows | use a lono
cast iron oil heater, made FOR the purpose:
the oil is bought to hoiiing heat. the
wheel is placed on a stick, so as.to hang
in the oil, each felloe one hour. for q
common sized felIoe.
The timber should be drv. az oresn
timber will not receive oil. Care si,o,ld
be taken Iha. the oil lie made M bou.,
than a bCiIng heat, in order that the tim.
her be not burnt. Timber filed with oil
Is no, susceptible Of water. aud ,h. lin.
Der Is much more durable. I was amused.
some time ago. when / told l.lacL smith
bow to keep tires tight on wheels, t., his
te',ing me, II was profitable bn.iness 10
tighten tires, and The wagon msker will
say, 1t ia profitable 10 him so make and
repair ~heels--- bat. ~hat will The is,mer.
who supports .he wbeeIwIight aud smith.
say - Cor. South. Plant.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
Srlft 15ortrq.
ITO MSS"

You ncednoL paut and look so shv,
Nor dnr, .uch tlnnces from your eye,
BecaUe st'le kiss!
Your cy said"nay," do confess,
But WIN 'ht rosy lip said "yes,"
Couu frcgo the bliss?
Why.no, dear girl, It's useless AL,
For Ncr shce old Adams fall.
We all ba,e pracsicsi stealing.
Hnd whenl see ROSY lip
Wdcrcup.n bee would choose to sip,
! can't resist the feeling.
Then fown no more. Could withstand
Such Jontng lips, so near at hand,
And all their sweets be- missing?
No, 10, fair girl. 'twlxt you aud |.
'Tw,nld he sin TO pass them by.
When they we're made for kissing.
Blu there's one thing that puzzle me
Whcne'cr ! take that liberty,
Which have tried 90 smother,
Aud that in ihiS-whrnc'cr ] kiss
That pouling lip, lis snch bliss
always want another.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

Philosophy in an Eggshell.

MESSRS ELInvS c,r..,. 80, .,.,
recrn,iy asked ,,u III. ,.,,nn xn, ,n,,ar
strikes frr ~L.u,wo iu,,,,s ..r.. ,,,,.I.
together after the fashion of Il ~ .,,I
Steel. In like m,nner. wrud ask rho
reas,n via, u ynuL p,,,, ubau Ir,L,,,o
the edge of ones ,urUu. t,.fs r,,J -, ,h.
tip ant warm At th. Inn, .uJ7 TINS -
wonderful fnct; aud there IS doubtless
deep philosophy in the phenoncuuu-
II rs clear r,,ouyi. that rood evp has
The gem O. n f.w ia il. and h.,m. vital
spark: tuI wL, II j. co,d r ,h. nui,,
"nh aud warn M trc hiun, end * mo-,
So evident. Til. Chiu.s. I,,v, r,,,or
rhat there i~ in nature u rucrr',. (,h,rh
they cal. mkj) couL,niny in irs.I h,,h .
male and - E.m..r. and th,, ,h,s ,,,,r,;
pl,. is cui,ranIl, M work ln rruipr,. ,r.,
or the other of ,hp sexes .U,..,bI, ia ,L.
cuuStii"pn, ua,.rriu IN vhI,h II n,,,,.
Tins TAXI has ;wo pni.s--Il. ss,r,. pr,,r
Nhirh Mr,mer f,n,,Iad hi, ,h.,rv If -,
imal mnuur,i>ru" las ,l,,s ,uri,,;r,, J.,
do vi h the warn.h and c,'d 81 ,h, .,,.2
The Chm, ST. ph,sir,an sl,s We mus, IN
drrstard The c"ndtou of III. p,,rrir. in
the patent hrf,,e we ,anaIplv ,h. rrn,
or rrlne,ly fer Iii. ,.nrr. Cn, ..,r,,I,,,
the ma!r or frna prrdnnira,,. in ,h.
patient, so must be ,he 8, T. ira,i,.r or ,b.
remedy. In sickness. i, often i ,,,i;.u>
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

CoLDs.-Dr. Halls Journal of Health
says there are three things every nan
should do the moment lie is satisfied that
he has taken cold: lst, eat nothing; Cd,
go 10 ted and cover up warm in warm
room Sd, drink Ms much cold wafer as
he can or wants, or as much herb tea as
he can; and thus using himself, in three
cases out OF four, The suI ject will he cur
ed 10 thirty six hours. On the contrary.
" he allows his colds to 90 two davs un
molested, he can swallow nothing that
will affect it in the least al the cold.
with such start, will run its course Of
about fortnight. and whatever is swaI.
owed then ly way Of pin 'sic is useless
hlndrance. 1t is n mischievous, though
somewhat popuar f.lIacy, feed cold and
sisrve ever" Feeding the cold is feed
ing the fever "a cold always Lrings on
fever. and never begins to get we'll until
The fever sulsides; aud every mou,bful
swallowed is SO much fuel 10 sustain the
fires Of .s'eY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
5uu0aq Rrahiug.
Telling Tales.

AoAituS AdIeS'
Mrs. Wlle WAS dusring the books or
the centre table in her parior The hons.
MAS perfectly qniet. lie thought, .Why
where can the children be 2 have no,
heard them for some time" She listen
ed, tut heard nothing but ticking OF the
clock III the next room. Just then she
heard a rushing Of feet, the door flew
open. aud two cnildren burst mro the
room, both talking HI the top of their
voices AT die same tune.
soid,ers-"
No, mamma! lie broke my dolly's
No, didn't mean, | didn't do i,
on r"irose"
Yes. he DID, said Lizzie. half CRYING.
'Oh, Lzze, You know dIdn'tn
l"n did : she p-r>is ed.
Their cIamor increased so that Mrs
Nliie did not trust her voice ,n speak 10
item. hu took them boih hv The band
an! led them up stars. Tie clril,lrpn
ceased qnarrehng, aud went quietly
iung.
Ma C,r.
'''''e' You 90 INTO you: room
MI" say '"t'e 'i'' cah You. iizz.v, y0%
>'H ~, S'"> ~ '"E room
=, III, '''''''e" u'i Ms lhey were b'd, and
Mis- WINE went down sinrrs, Af.r She
had flushed du>tiug and arranging I'M.
l'hror, she Went up to see about tie chill.
'. - ""'' ""N l'fchPh nP"r char
cutting I,,l.S l, 4 ,
wv" E'u'" she found
''',' sue raised him up
i'",I '''''' o'' '"e "ed ""t the motion
I ' "',' I've J"""Pea up wade
"n"'' ""' S'"''' ''"H'"E at his molher,
~ '"G =" ''','''''"er something.
80" """' !"" III my room.
',""Sn' 'here was some.
~, "' y" w.
'''' ''t '''M"' "n" 'he ch'iGren
''''"' III "e' SHE. L'zz'e immedIatey '
W., w.. .,,, -,
~ '''''''',"' l VIII 'e'i you ali aG0u'
III =.
"' ~~ Now "e'"ie you tell
,,, ', r.,., " 80" " ", g III ''2",' 10 what
',"' ''''I - "','"G' 1 want yo"
I.,,,' ,"I .',, '" '','''' ''"s mat " P.e'saM'.
49, .t',na ,"., 49,, - 'o'''e''''"R your brother
IL.,,., f'"''o "'s'e"' o.
I',,;. L.,
.,;r .m,,r, vI,, r,I "e' "'"o' ""e was
- aux, "''" '-''Ne'
i.'I ,''n 'e,'''.''''' ANY "''"g' ,
her brother NOR. rr,u,kIy. Ln, ~ ,tn,, ,' ~"
had sept off same If i,s L,,,I I,aa,, ~
i lost NV baIl-nv raw L.,,'"In.I.,
and she yaye N. hers L.c.rso .ho s.;s
boys liked Lnl!s more Than yir;s 10,
wei. bu,. mamma i, wa. ,r c,,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
Sleeping un der the Clothes.

There Is ieason 10 believe (says Miss
Florence Nrgh;lngaIr) that moi n few Of
The apparently unaccnuntabIe cases of
scrotuIa among children proceed from
the habit "t sleeping with The head under
the hrd clothes, and SO inhalipg air aIrea
dy bteathed, which is further contanina
ted by exhalatIuns from the skin. Pa
tents are sometimes gwen TO "A similar
habit and II often happens that the
"edicIothes are so disposed that the pa.
t'rnt must necessarily breathe ar more
or less contaminated hy eXhaIatiuus from
the skin. A good nurse will be careful
10 attend TO this. 1t is AN important
par, SO to speak, Of ventilation. Il NAV
tie worth whie To remark. that when
here is any danger Of ted sores bIan.
ket should never he placed ruder the pa,
TENT II retains damp, and acts like a
p"uItce. Never use anything but hght
Whitney blankets As bed Covering for the
sick. The heavy, impervious cotton coun.
terpane Is bad, for the yerv reason tha,
Il Keeps 10 the emanations from the sick
person while the blanket allows them 10
pass through. Weak patients are inva-
r'ahly distressed by u grea, weight of
bed clothes. which oiIen prevents their
getting any sound sleep whatever.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

DEFECTIVE RELIGnS.-A religion ,ha,
never suiiices 10 govern man, will never
suffice TO save HIM; that which does no,
sufficiently distinguish him from a wicked
world, will never distinguish him from a
perishing world.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

IHE PRESIDENI's OPINioNs.-On the
'aie editorial x uf>l"n from the West
many representatives, Of the press carIca
"n President Buchanan and paid their
resPrcts. The Prr,l!,n in his reply sad ::
We are likely 10 have caudids.ies
enough 10 repteS' nj tie isns known &C.
the country. Nevertheless, ain p-r-ua
died that the prevailing wish Of the Amer
r'an People will Ne TO cherish aud pre-
serve the CunsIrulion ~ it is and the
UnIOr. (ApPansr) For my part.
shouiG desIe To oraw no single breath
h+N oud the cxslrnce of tins our beloved
Union. (M"ch "ppIause) ! am pleased
10 see this assembling together OF 80
many Of the editorial fraternity. | think
lis effect vii. ne saIutnrt ou Yourselves.
~ reieNmg y"ur relHii"ns of much OF
tiar HrIluu"ny that has sometimes marked
the press Am reuid,d of an anrcdots
TIA, know uor vhcrhrr ! should relate.
(Crles "f 'lell IT, Go IN } u occurrrd
when | waS Minister rn EngIand wa.
tH king with n distinguished Envlsh
stalr,mau, who said To mr Mr.. Bucian
an. should ,uieT from your newspapers
that the American people always chnose
"uI their greatest Sc"undreis aud make
them Presidents Much laugh,er) /
replied that 'il lid look So. hu, il was
OIL, way we bad To- tax of each other
lhUs-we really didn't ylwa,s mean IT
- 90 G<----
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
From the Scientific American.
Science Aiding Justice.

narration, IN curnec,,ou with , r.,..,,
murder trial, show the vain. uf .c,.,,G..
requirements And are If exre.dir, int,
esI /" "a large CLASS OF our reade,s
a traveller was found dead IN ms h.J
one morning, at "A country tavern. HIS
throat was cut at tie side. the Instrument
having pierced the CAROTID artery ,h.
victim ha'' h'ru for some time was. iny
away bl disease. The landlord WAS ,,,p
Of H." most uiluen aI aud hrrhly esteem
Ell persons in The urIghhurhuud, Was ,x
'tnsivey and well connected, and had a
large and Interesting family. Having
been sreu ,erv late at night pnsSrru
through the hail into ~hirh tie ,ra,eler's
do"r opened, til" >u>p cions OF certain per
sons "rre alor s"d and upon he,uy ia
Ken INTO custody. II penknlIe was found
/" '.S pocket, With app urut blood srarrs
"h III" Irge hiade, and something sini
Tar Oh the IVORY hnnd.e. The knrie Na~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30


A WoRD TO LITTLE GRLs Who is
lovely Z IL is The hIlle gIrl who drops
sweet words, XII d words aud pleasant
smiies ~ she passes aloUg-who has n
kind word OF sympathy IoT every laIr
pul or hoy she meets IN trouble, ahd n
K nj baud to- help her companions out Of
officially who never scOwls, never con
tends, never leases her mates, nor seeks
N any other way 20 diminish, but awayS
To increase their happiness. Would ii
please you TO pick mp a str1ng OF pearls.
drops of gold, d Almonds. and pre- our
stones, ss you pass along The streets D.
hut tbese are the true pearls aud PIE
cio1s stones that can never be ,ost Take
The hand of the fcSbdess smile on the
sad aud dejrc,ed, synpa,hize with those
10 trouble, strive everywhere 10 diffuss q.
round you sunshine and Joy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

Bows should le very careful how they
steer their hie ba!ks II :hey would arrlye
without ship wreck =, the Ise Of Mau.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30

Whist d"ee sInge RISE on = lad,'s
forehead Indicate II probably mrau.
that u kissed, il must he under the rose.