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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
Siniac Sra, GppbsI

SO 90 GOrfe l66ne Seiptnfofe gu 40 Gent,
biuis gu rs @ts. 10000 sarps fruuS6FlAr 81
sanpirS Sacrnetts +; stufuhe uuc %9rtreifte 8d
react; frtne eomn ,u 124 GtS.. nertb 20 Gent
ih6ne feline @instams 3u 123 Gts. 1000 gps.
IA color Calico ,u 6 unp g @tS., pertb 10 une
IL @te.; 500 OumensDu ters III nur so gte. ;
ihwar,e lsiesnc 9aco Sbawis uuo MantiGac an
So, 1 uno 6. bic aupcrrdrte ra5 OoppcIte tolten.
Die t,le @uswabl pcu S~cnnsuIhirmrn BON 90
an. Grtcnirn Stjrts, Die i66ulte 9luswo6l, BON
% Ste. an. 3al6eutiher pcu 5 Cts. an. Stella
5bawlS ,u 81, ttats fir 50. Den briten setIciG-
ten Cotton, wrrtb / Sbiliua, gu 124, 10, s unit
etn re6t gutter Grtifel ieltit fur 6 Gts. 700 Don
net NouhsE, pUu Is Cts. an, sur 6dlfte req
prciIes, nae in Mt1inerp Stores bsrchurt miro.
StcFc fur Strrn- unb Snabrn Sleiosr. Gbcd
Sambric unp Swib Miuslin. @ambrie Saube
= II Collars. 9iain @in9bam8 fir SUnnets unr
) lnssrc6e Iusmabl iruitiser Grtifel Su au6srprs
sfutli6 biuisen Yreilcu-
SpIepb Straus, Sc. q WainRr.
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93pttlima @Nablifbnent.
Wittia fur Wdrtner uno Qonpwirth,

Wihtia fur Sartner uno Q~anpmirtbe.
;3um Sertauf lsben inter ben nunebmborl.n
Beoin9up9en 40 Ndtr 9ane, ,um @emIIebou
jesigust uuo an Der Mclocn Bridge, 6 Meilen
Don 8ihmonp. III 6anopsr 6Uunts aeleacn.
6erntr 20 Nder, su 5rib. @emiiien s%erianet, unr
10 Nder @thenbcl5eaup, nit hinGdnaItbem Mas
terial, UNI Elm 6lns IN tauen. &auaiebbaber
F5unen lid we9en nGtsrer aMetunft menren an
Or. @barlee u. Gull. II, auf Der an cbiaee
3auo fosenecn Barm wpbnbait, ODER an ben
Serausnrbtr b. U1.
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7 " ye
Der ruttrsst6aett it itet in Stanec, jtSe2 NuTrd0 In
Gtinem SeIhGitc ouSiufibren NM ,par 70 hili9 ale m6atib
Cine NuepGbl ron S6I sen ut fpytpdbrtnO %pprrdtbis.
Sin urucr, gutter &obttRmo9en mil eiuen suten Gre .
scr unp rutisen 9feretn flr e~tipot9ep 0etrauh.
Die Nuimsrflantet ron 9oels 5nbabem u. 8 amjlien wirl
tsuhIei ouf Pine 9rcBt @uSlpabI pom Matraesn.
@us6tietuns eon Sspba'e, Stlblen Il. oprn9- Iotraetn
iperetn prompt belcrgt. GranrtS Gaubt,
M~saNer.. Yft Der Slfn = " ic.
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Dlrtb(0alIs Gr6fnnn0

Der unterssifns!e srlau6t ih einem eeebrteR
publtFnm Die gnseiee gu maiden, BOP er spildem
Der o. unp {. Gtrabe clnen 2assrbter. Salon or.
oHuet bat. IS mtro bas Sefreben ~oeITelten lein.
ltcte nllr Die tslten @strdntf an 1alten uno enrd
anfme'tiarte nno frsunpIi6e SeOienuno %eisieni.
gen, weIHe tbn beiuben, BEN fursrn QuIent6alt
tn leinsm freunNiiAen unO fablcn 9ptaIe ansc.
nebm IN maiden.
JtiHmpnS, 20. Sutt 1860.
Subu 6frbfo Not
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Doll! SpIa!

ruterstidutter bdlt %iCrtmdtrens einen SrsBcn 9prratb psn
Gidtn. uue SihtcnbeI, better SuaIttdt, uno fam Icine
Runoen btermit xnicr on s~In!tieien TcoinNuneeu perfeben.
Sci 3dufcn son 5 8IaTern rire baS Nssp0Cs. foltenfrei be,
forqt. SeIc0uuatn, pelhe binierlaftn ipuben 6ei Dabnep u.
Cote peer @eo. u. 6upblss, Srpaofro6e, fopie in Der SpI,.
~nisesrIasc an 9rcaellr. nett Srppfc @sennt s7trbeu, prpupl
beIpTat. preile: DAG bette Gi6enbpIi gu $3.50, Rnt
GanasnhaLi iu S 100 per @ero. -Sames u. Wscrr
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5ribliusss uuO CONNER. @aarsn fir 1860.
quite, 80 iBen uno Stru6>g B naren.
sic llnttrScihntien boben ieBt r~prritbt9 unb ;rR &erfaur
reihe @uepabl pen Sur, Gallrcre, Sread- III B 9lme-
fiean Self 6e:S. @ipesSm DreB pats Der fitnlen tluolitdi
mb ~ Jeoeni 8reiie tets Scrre:N9 uno wcrbtn 0ub lolbt sui
Selleliuna a%nSefcrti9t. lin circn gelid bitten ~ergettnt
So. 8. w pere II. Gpmp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
iSpbm Spes,

&dt Der 9trn uno SreaosS trase,
empfebIf Standardization Ietn Eager pon cItsont unb bauerbaft
sctautsn gSasen ieeer Irt uro ti9ner 6abrifdtipn, uno fd6rt
.GufiI69s iuni @nferiiSeu neutr Dasen aus in Der t~irselten
3eit uno III ben bill fn Yrehtu. ellie in benz 9Baeneras,
'daft pcrfpmmeaceS u tpdrauren wtrbtn puuftIihit u~uSscfubrt.
EaS- Gum Sermietben febsn ltets rini9t
tle9ants Sus9ieS sescn bilise SerSituns bel
Sp6n DYES.
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u. Socctcr IT. 6
Apptbs FER unp Orugstl,
SIR. 10 mniux6tro6e

Dalttut fhr pos bisber qeipphnene 3utrautn bpTt "a.
inter 3uI6entnS prcnpter SsoCpuns, SalIelSe auct ftrner.
bin III erbolten.
Recsptc wcrNcn ;u icbsr Sci. {si Ios unS Mo&O plrs,pt
unb auptRcnboft a~uSeefubrt.
Nge Sprteu 6arbeitrfr, 6eiitsrslas, Srub66rSer,
&iearren, Hau6>, 8au> rno Sdaupftobof ~bef6rbia az
ND mnS mtrhtn an Zen hilinlcn Nrc.Sen ncrfnlift
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
Am meunn mA.A.

Dry-Goods & Fancy. Store
am Neuen Martt;,
SIDE Der Srcnc- uno 6tsn Strabc.
@. so. Ste snbaum enipftcblt Ieinen
5reunpea uap rem pubtitum lein gut aTortirtrS
Eager BON pert T. Waoren, Die N ben biais,
ten preiItn d6seSeben nfrben.
Scprsc ". Gprinsmann's
= II tia @ptel unb Nef aura
Grdber 9tuppis ScttD,
gfc. 4S4 9ennislpania 2penut,
iptlAen Sti.e unp 6p2r,1no a. BALI STREETS,
gSaltingtpu. D. 6.
Sd9 reuenee YublitAmt fine>, in eieIem Sutei Sic
IrtIne.ldelte @utnobme uuS Secitnaas. SeoinsunOen mdBie.
peyablesuns Ger preiie pom 9oOlsn.
Die 9reile Sen 6 pt' lnp sic auf peitstS NabriGt we
Spft Qunp Gpfe $3.50 per qoaS.
SSSSIs pau Safs ~ " .
Otclci 9retlen sutel9e mus Gofs alS boS bilislte Seuer
tIneslte'ertol eGer Ssalrn a~netlebcn ptroeP.
Seotn8un9en; Saatiablun9 bsim 9%,lieIen peer GtIitfe-
runs.
Die 8Oblct~garbs tefnccn T8 Gfe Der 10. StroSe uuS
Salt1, unb Gfe Der 6. uno 8prcfr. iaclit ppm Canal.
23.9I no. s. @crtt, NstHt.
Temer= mub MISUNDERSTANDING
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Com
pany
Die ein Bona SIDE capital son SEQ, 600 bcist
mup i'm Sabre 1882 purh Die @eieB9ebung
ppn Sirginten eingelebt Durpe.
Serltfcruneen iperben eurb oiele altt Gempaonie en-
tbetIt unter Den g%uniti9ltcn 8eoinsmieen 9eeen 5euer. unb
SS dlierlbdben an Gieenttum auei @rt, ais: 56uler, 9icu-
bel, Guter une 0aaren aler Art, lplppbl in Der Stoot,
ale audi i'm Sdnee. MD wtroef Gle Netrefenbrn 2tuSSGblun-
gen prpmp: 9eleiitet.
Ger Sur bic golice t!c CITE @rfna5me DER iu Ssylt6etr-
ben gcaenltanet wiro niSfS ~berebntt.
Sfpee 9ip. l3l Nainir, &ibmpab, 9u., ei1e 9bfr
~unterbaIb Der DtSpotd SfTce.
.@. g. eowa.bin, @rtFb.
Heiu tau 80 us ST., Sscrel TEL.
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y. H. CHALKLEY.

y. IT. CHALK LEY,
panpler ron SeOer NIB 9&ub-5 h rings, SIM.
pUrtt@r VUn fraui6ilhem &Nlbleper,
Is. Gotr., spii6en Maiu II. GARY, 8iHmenb, ga.
Deutlbtn Stbutmo6eln wiro oiee opui6noiof aIIc-.
tirte 3oe0 sou 9eCer aller Mri beftuS e~mpfcblcn. Dtelclben
iinben oolelbt iu8IeiA alice ~ ibrem @elh6ft n0tbiee Q8ert.
icu9, bic /. 8. i5moin9s, 0eiiten &C., axe SOrten llr~er5 u.
|. NJ. Gas Ycr Settlerr unO 9udtinbern st6aufl yer.
penbe Qeper it ~9leibfaue ppsl ltbi9.
ollie bisle @rtiteI werosn sesen Saar DHsT quite 9apierr
siljan ptrtauft. 1904
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ID. d. &Uurfucn,

attdrnfg Ut Gap,
p~ratiiSirt an alien @eridtsbSFen Der @.oSt BiA.
nono unp 6enrico uuD @cc6lanp Counties.
9remptt Nufmerflo mteit miro Der gcuectirure
con @elbern eeptbmet.
Stree: an Der III. Str, scseniter @oSeirs
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Nprpler .RrnnthnheLl

NTFVNt VtNuIVUVFI!
Va trst Die Belt 1T, no teper Oeutf5e retr
Sautrtrout %etnsumabeu pfIest, crloutt lib br
unt'rlei6nett leincn leltf inporitrten GpruI,r
Sr"utbobet Omit 6 0tc6crn) sur Stnutuna Sc.
items ga smpftbltn. 0erirlbe lsibt aratn tiuioe
Str9utun9 pieitn 6Uttt aus, 6rforot aber ouh
le!6lt paS S&ntipen uno @iumahen tes .Srouts
uno itrtt9t aud Safer in itper teliebiatn 1r6ee
an. um 5abtrei6e g~luftrdge ttttct
9onrab @utbe,
I8ts Strast, smilben NlarlbaG u.
Gtut. Citrate.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25

0a0 plr8tntfAt mumeertare
96al6. 8futb,
Gin anegs3ei6nete6 Niittel, um BaS6e an
rftni9en nno in 9utem 3ufance an e%rbolten,
nSertrtft cue dtnlibtn perartisen Yrdptraticnen
uHS miro gu 90 Ste. per @atlone %perfauft.
Serianft rinsi9 bel 6. 9. 0fest.
Ode Der Main u. II. ctr.
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Nd0er=G

Den Ntlt9llsIern CUR giabrtrtt, cap ieecu
Dcuoerltus, Abcnpe 8 ubr, reselmdbiae Grer.
cier.tlebungen in rer WilitarY 0aq" Pathfinder.
Sepsn !estsn OUunertnns i'm Mcnat
tnpet Die mouatIiGe SrrlammIHus NJ eU'alc
ees Serrn S6ao ltatt.
9daemeper, orb. Sera.
$3.50 &bs, Smau Srealts Bacon, 10 Gle"erS lu
ptrlpI
Gdnea6 8enttdy 6sinS, uns s Sicree5 IS SAND, nebI
pieleu anorrep NitifeEl erbielten lOeben
ISM. s8alaee S6ene
10000 SIS. 8oOO's 6o8 9ipunp 6amilp 8a,
con, 80 baten BEL ISM. Wallate S6bne.
DrrA ptrl6nlihe gtutdufe i'm 9ierben Bin
iA in Zen StanO eelebt, meiucn sfsbrten &Eu.
.pen elm SoriigIihee Eager Der Soften Gis6rren ie,
Ger Ext nm 0Hdlit1t su ausnabmSmrtie bigi
zen @reilen o~ife.treu ga tGnner. @lsttfals EN-.
pfeble i6 meiu wchlafcrtirtee9a Eager YOu Nauhs,
Eau~ uno SAnupf Sabat, Wfetfen aper Dirt anc
lonltigr Nrtttel, Die i'll sinem @isarrsn. @el66it
lem0bnlid seimht weroen. I'm cine sstfGuter
NnliHt ietncs EaaerS bi,tet .. &eIenfeIe
SO. l94 SrOaeara
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9amOuretamsrif. Yodetfabrt. gctien. @eiral&off.
Santpfidbtffabrt

pei'ours une Reip sprt, ola Sputbampton.
SSSsHieli' e'angertA'ttea srp6rU eieruen @clipompfI9tfr
ornitta a, ZOO Sous, Capt. Srautmnnu.
a M y ia. 1000 SUue. Capt. S6wenlrn.
Sarpnta, $500 Sons, @apt, G6lers.
r6 SS g; lDsser; tersr l4ataen unb sladIi&en 6abrsn rubin.
'"9'' VSsatp.s oa@stlSile merOen %regrlma6ie en-
Won Aep 9ert Ut 5amlurs, Sia 5Uutbampipn erpebirt unS
ntbmsn 9aiIaeiere spn 9ew Sprf nd - wv
~ f~pIeeneea 9reilen;
Srfe Gaiats $1se
Swetlr GaiIte ga
8plbehoea az
Sen %@amburs nab Geu sJorf:
Stte ealuie Sil2.5O. Sreite @stae y75. atyiGbeuS,s
$40 "St9rt Malie9t ipsnbe man Ib an ""l"'"''S
q .; SibarS, Soas II. gnip.
loo 9rcaewaD Stem SIarG
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MInrnlDr 9(rbeiten5

Saeob 8tncent,
gfanutactltrer Don ttaltentIten une nmerifoni-
l9en Wfarmor. Wonumenten, 9ei6enlteinen ieptr
Nrt nne aler in bieles GslAaft einl6lasenber
Nrbeiten.
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Wfainfr, ,wildeu per 5ten uub eten.

@Htne Nreltoe un6 0ans5leute lfn6 f;eunbIi6t einoeio.
zen: meme s~erraletgtn %rbehen. ouf bas @tl&mafgSlite
-, - 80 iwtunt'ptm irp dnieFltoAilbeGl NtarnOr a~usaeFlbTt.
g see Nf anperparte Serartise 9sltluneen nedrn' 6o if
s @SSivGg. ON, Dap Id meine ste6rten Sunben tben 10 Al" ant
~ NV GiSt ~ eestehea lam, ais ir9ene elm anbtler Sabrifssnl
n 9"lsseI SIaet. SAM ~er9cbeaif Sacob 8fHetnt
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&eeanmtn,od pmnntn.
Or. ". @rsbe.
Office Fcke MARSHALL und tie Strasse.

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Oefentlt6rr NfOta' mnC @eri6ts. @mrq
Ofrce: @ff Governor uRo Srdutlin- CITRATE
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NeHeF SOarotn9bau9 uno Sa8ertier-9Girt9l&aft
Der tntrr3ti@nete 6at an Der l7ten 9traBc,
penn 5iitmarft 9csenaber, elm neueS Quad n
Soaretn9. 9ans %erofaet, oa6 &c ifinen Greun.
cen nnp benz pablttIm IN &a8emeinsn betens
empfie6it.
3n benz 8arrpOm sieIc5 neu ein1cribteten
6auies iino fttts 0etr6mfe aatr Qrt snp sbe1e,
Q,uaIitat gu baben. belonOsrs smyfeblt a6er Elm
9Ias sutto 9ayer.8ie4
q. ptaspnt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

CHARACTER OF A TRUE FRIEND. Con
corning the man you cali your friends tell
me, will he weep with yon in the housa. of
distress? Will he faithfully reproye You TO;
your,faee, for actions which Others are nd
iculing and censuring behind yolr back 3.
Will be dare to stand forth in your defence:
when detraction is secretly aiming its dead.
ly weapon at your reputation VIII be-
acknowledge you with the same cordiality,
and behave to you with the game friendly
attention in the company of your ssupsriors
in rank and fortune, as when the claims Of
pride do not interfere with those Of friend.
ship? Ifmisfortune and losses should obiige
You to retire into a walk of life IN which
you cannot appear with the same ! liberality
as as'formerly, will he still think himsslf hap:
|py in your society, and, instead of With
drawing himself from an unproftable eons'
nection, take pleasure in protesting himself
your friend, and cheerfnlly assist you to-
support the burthen Of yourSafdictions2
When sickness shall cali you tofetirs from
the gay and busy scenes Of the world, win
he follow you into your gloomy retreat list
en- with hatteution to your 'tale Of symptoms
and administer Sthe balm of consolation to
your fainting spirits? And lastly, when
death shall burst easunder reyery atthly tie,
will he shed atear upon Jour grave, and
lodge the dear remembrance Of your mutn-
al friendship in his heart? - =,
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|pany almost all her life, no doubt the time
seems longer to her, during Joe's absence,
than what it really is. I feel perfectly sat.
isfed in my own mind, that Nellie is toe
fondly loved by her husband to be, in any
way, neglected by him.
by the way, Charles, said Mr.. Vincent,
suppose you take trip to s. "
That is just what I have been speaking
to mother about said Charles. -.
well, I suppose there can be no objec
tions to the visit. Benson will be1glad tc
see you, and you will be able to ascertain
Nellie's real situation, and whether or moi
she requires any pecuniary assistance from
u.s. .-.~-.. - ..--
well, sir, shall start in the morning
if you desire it, said Charles; 'but sup.
|pose mother or yourself write to Nellie and
ask her to spend the winter with u.s. -
Il scarcely think it probable that she
would leave her husband for that length Of
time,' said Mr.. Vincent; sbut she may be
persuaded to return with you and spend q
few weeks with US. I shall write to her,
and hand you the letter in the morning
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

taste for something sour, for lemonades, on
an attack Of fever. But this being the case
it is easy to see that we nullify the good eff!
fects of fruits and berries in proportion as
we eat them with sugar, or even sweet milk
or cream. five eat them in their natural
state, fresh, ripe, perfect, it is almost i'm
possible to eat too many, to eat enough to
hurt us, especially if we eat; them alone,
not taking any liquid with them whatever.
Hence also is buttermilk or even common
sour milk promotiveof health in, summer
time. Sweet milk tends to billiousness, in
sedentary people; sour milk is antagonis.
tic. The Greeks and Turks are passionate
ly fond of sour milk The shepherds use
rennet, and the milk.dealers alum, to make
it sour the sooner. -Buttermilk acts like
water-melons on the system. .-Halp s Jour.
nal of Health.
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Criminal 40ettg.
- .7lsrsyssss. - 81. - = 5fs'g' -
For fhs Yorkville Enquirer.
WEEP MOTT
BYs 8. ooRLEy.

r az aH.Fs-La .r W. -
When Ger the tomb, in sad despair,
Thou bendest low in sorrows vail
Oh! sorrowing one, can grief repair,
Thy mortal all g-....,.
The dead are past thy worldly power,
And ask thy friendship now no more; .
If done thy duty, do not cover,
Inow implore. -s. RI.
They rest-their labors closed, they sleep
Securely on their lowly bed;
Why, then, as dying, wilt thou weep 1
For living deads s.,
When to the tomb thou, too, art borne, a
Around thy bier win others fail,
Like Autumn leaves, s.frost-blighted, torn,
At Winters call. .-.s
Affections power, like such, may end,
And linda grave like theeand me, :
But minds immortal sway may blend
With Springs eternity.
Where Winter comes no more to check
The flowing stream of life that is;
Where Summers flowers ever deck
It's perfect bliss.
Then weep no more, tits vain to sigh
When nature calls man back to earth;
Else Love, and Faith, and Hope, would di
At his unwelcome birth
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

EFFECT OF THE CENSUS OF 1S60.-The
New York Times makes an elaborate and
candid showing of the effect of the census
of this year on the representation of the
several States in Congress 1t figures that
the States which will lose Representatives
are: Alabama, l Connecticut, l +; Georgia,
|; Kentucky, 8; Massachusetts,, l; North
Carolina l; New York, 8; Ohio, l; Penn
sylvania, 2; Rhode Island, l; South Caro-
lima, 2; Tennessee, L; Virginia, 2; Yer
mont, l. The States which will gain Rep.
resentatives are h: Illinois, s; Indiana, 1;
Iowa, 4; Michigan, 2; Missouri, /; Texas,
3; Wisconsin, 2. The other States will
stand as they are. The Times sums up the
remarkable facts as follows: ...
1. All the old and large States of the Un-
ion, without exception, lose ground rela-
lively, and most of them positively. 2. The
South loses ground largely; the new State
of Texas having fve-fold the territory Of the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03
Law REFORM.

Law Reform, which was commenced IA
this country, which has been carried out in
this very State By recent Legislative enact
ments lisa plantof slow growth in England.
From the time Of Be1tRan 10 Romilly j, and.
Of ,Romilly to Brougham, it has made some
advance, however, albeit tardily One Of
the most recent measures in fartherance Of
this great object, is that recommended to,
the notice Of Parliament the opening Of the,
present session, for the fusion Of law and
equality. The Lord Chancellor Of England
Qord Campbell) has actually introduced
this measure OF course, bis Isofdship be-
ing one Of the Old school, and doubtfal
whether wholesome reform may not be dam
gerous innovation; the proposed scheme has
very little init. he, Of all men is not ike
ly to sanction any change which would de-
prive him Of the Chancellorship, with S50,-
600 salary. He thus describes bis pfopo-
sition for theafnsion Of law and equity:
although this measure did not effect an
entire assimilation between the two, yet Il
made considerable advance, in that difec.
ton, and bestowed variety Of powers %
courts Of common Law, which wers at present
held exclusively BY the Court Of Ghancsry,
to the disadvantage Of the former. For IN
stance, when an action; was raised for q tres
pass on real property, and the trespass was
still persisted in, court Of law had no
power to grant an injunction while the
action was pending, and to procure one
il was necessary to file bill in equity, TO
retain fresh staffof counsel, andthus mnl-
tiply costs. In this bill he proposed 70
give courts Of Law power 70 grant an ipiuuo,
ton in certain cases Again, q court at
law had no power at present to compel the
return of a forged document to the party
who had right to claim it, and resort must
be had to the Court Of Chauceryfor 9 an or
der that it should be given up: That pow.
er be proposed to confer on the courts of
common law, as well as q number Of other
powers, which he thought they had as much
right. to exercise as the Court ofJDhancery.,, :,
Philadelphia Press.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03
narIn New Orleans. tha daz hafora for

par In New Orleans, the day before the
Inauguration of the Clay statute, the Clay
Monumental Association: received pack
age, which, upon being opened, was found
to contain an earthen-ware image, in an DID,
fashioned surtout and peaked hat, the lae=t
ter bearing on the front the letters NJ. Z.
G. The Chairman, while examining the
oddly-shaped figure, and wondering what
could be the significance of such an offer
ing, heard something rattle inside: Re
moving "a ribbon wound tightly aboutit, he
found that the little creature was in two
pieces, and taking him apart, out rolled
tree hundred gold dollars, and note'tel-
ling that the gift came from the association
known as the "Mystic Krew Of Comas."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

SUMNER ToURs.-Physiological research
has fully established the fact that acids pro-
mote the separation of the bile from the
blood, which is then passed from the sys-
tenn, thus preventing fevers, the prevailing
diseases of summer. All fevers are sbil-
lious;' that is, the bile is in the blood
Whatever is antagonistic to fever is 'cool.
ing 1t is common saying that fruits are
'cooling,' and also berries Of every descrip-
ton; it is because the acidity which they
contain aids in separating the bile from the
blood; that is, aids in purifying the blood.
Hence the great yearning for greens and
lettuce, and salads in the early spring, these
being eaten with vinegar; hence also the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03
A KEEN D1sr1No !, THE reason.

AKEEN DIsTINoTIoN. THE reasonws
are enviousof the dead is because tie merit
is; established beyond the reach 'of cavil OF
|eontradiction whereas We are jealous and
uneasy at sudden and upstart popularity,
which wants the seal of time 90 confirm it,
and which after all may turn out to be false
and hollow. There is no danger that the
testimony Of ages should be reversed, and
We add our suffrages to'it with conidence,
and even with enthusiasm. But doubt
reasonably enough, whether that whichWas
applaudedy yesterday, may not be condemned
tomorrow and are afraid of setting our
name to fraudulent claim to distinction
However satisfied we may be in our own
minds, we are not sufficiently born out by q
general opinion and sympathy to prevent Ger.
tain misgivings and scruples on the sub
ject. -. .'-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

s~ A man was taken up for stealing
some valuable ducks, and after description
of them, the prisoners attorney said:
r. why, they can'tbe such rare breed,
for l have some of them in my own yard
aiVery likely said the complainant, Il
EGzVe lost several lately a-l E-G i;
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-03

In the sixth chapter of the story, now il
course of publication, the author was made
to say that Joseph Benson invested one hun
dred dollars in the dry-goods business, and
his partner, being a man of limited means,
invested one third of that amount. Such
statement is simply absurd and was oc.
casioned by an oversight in the proof-rea.
der. 1t should read: "one hundred thou.
sand," instead of one hundred dollars
Such errors will occur, Notwithstanding all
efforts to prevent them-"FREoUENTLY."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

tered u win be exposed. Moreover, when the facts
are all brought out the charge be regarded in no
other light than as direct assault upon every man
wbo was identified with the old Wing party. Mr..
Lincoln was in full communion and sympathy with that
party-tbe friend and associate of Clay Webster Crit
tendn. Hardin, and all it's trusted leaders. lie held
the came opinions in relation TO the war which they
held. gave the same votes thai they gave; and when
Col. Richardson seeks TO fasten such charge upon
Mr. Lincoln he, by implication at e ist, nccuses them
and the whole rank and file OF the Wing party Of the
same thing"
Tile journal Of Commerce has the impression that
before the campaign has far advanced Mr. Bell and
Mr. Everett will withdraw, as the only means OF de-
featng Lincoln and HamliD. The Journal does not
ray whether they will withdraw in favor OF the Baiti
more or Of the Richmond Democracy.
The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel says
that the Chicago ticket is confessedy very strong
one, and Lincoln, rough specimen of the Western
Hooser, will sweep the Northwest like herd OF
wild buffalo on the prairies. Against all corners we
consider him certain to carry Ohio, Michigan, Wscon-
sin, Iowa, Minnesota Maine, New. Hampshire, Ver-
mont Massachusetts,, and New-York-lOs votes"
The battlefield our Southern contemporary thinks will
be the States of Pennsylvania and New.Jersey.