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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19
VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENTS.
foE TuE LANCASTER LEDGER
CuLpEpER, Va, Juue 5, 1856

%, l.
Ma EDtroH When wrote vou last,
il YOU rrrulrc', Was ut Manassas June
nj"n, since lLr. Tia, most Z! our sick have
lrrm moved Ia ,!.r, place, which is about
hrIv niles South Of Man, sa,. While in
tie h"sp;,aI "a, the batter place | WAS Ia
ken lick myse,f and came here n, All in
valid. with orl-r, Lour,., T., ,.som.
my former ,o,, =, ,,o, 80 ,,l. Ih,vo
na.,eJ order and c,pms,c.J d,,r,,
d,y. lie ,.,.o, vhv o,, ,;cL ma, .o,.
d,ouyh, her. think wa. ,sc.,ss M,o
.ss,s, or :, l.., !, ,h,, ;,L,,,,hool ;s
o,. p!ncs ~ here . III, !. .x,.c,.d .,d
L.,iJ. ,h, ,c.onuo,I.,;, A.. ~, roo,
f,r av.I man T., ..,d;, lam, s.v no,
ina If ,h.s;c Th. no,s ,,,nL w..
a very oood nm. c,,sro, ;s ,m.h,o
mic, l,,Ie ,;l,,o. ,,, ,,,. .on,. o.,.,
lv are d;s,o.sJ n la Find .,,, ,os,;,.h,o
oor sick ua Ioi,o CIV vs,l ,houoh
there M. . few ,rs,,v had casa. F.,
our r. ,imeu, ,Ie,. ars ,s.,y h,rd,.d
men sick ,Dd ,oo,s .,s con,;nr Co.,,
d.u, M.a.,os .,, J,.o.,o. ,,o
,,;ori,.I d;....a. rL. .a.,to. -,
,n,.h ..;., ,,,,. 80 :, ,.,,:t
10, ssvsr., d.,. ,.., o,o,a. ..I ,..,
Win r,,. az,
| am living very finely now 70 wha, 7
did iu c,mp Instead Of n ,o,, and .
Slanke, f., .l.sn;ng and ho.5 and h,s.a
to eat, have GOOD briek .hou,s viii
eom,or,sb,, h.ddi,o and "a, mv m..,.
a, very good bo,ri which furni,he, al
the good things ,ba, a mouo,ainou, conn.
try can afford.
Isuppo.e YOU have bad detail Of The
-6gbt thai took place down a. Fairfax the
other day. Our side 90, tb, best Of j,
,by a good deal. There were two Virgin,
ia Companies cogaced in il, ore Of them,
showever, the Cavalry company. got away
- quick as possible, leaving the other to
Hght j. out, which they did manfully.-
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Splert 44uftry.
From the Poryolio.
BEAUR REGARD-WE ARE FREE.
AN ACROSTIC.


AN ACRCSTIC.
DEDICATED TO THE SOUTHERN ARMY.
BY MRS. c. LADD.
II aisc high our flag on Sumters height,
~ niufl our wreath of stars so bright,
+ luttering it kisses the breeze O; the sea,
i loatng, il waves o'cr the homc Of tho free :;
i triumph it waves, proud, fearless and free |!
N tyrant can reach it-brave RUFFIS we're
free!
We are frec-wc are free!
Y eerless our wreath Of stars so bright
II eugent shines with steady light.
\ outh, age and manhood, had sworn to see
. u flag floating proudly, fearless aud fee,
Il ound homes of the brave, DER the land Of
the free!
Tell our mother bravo PRYOR, we're flee,
we're free
We are frec--we are free!
W ing, wing your flight swift Fame. away
] II trumpet tones proclaim the day
Il lorious day, our lands unclaimed
r rom Ty,anny's grasp our Liberty = gained
A iound US our flags floating proudly and free,
l. oud echo the cry, WiorALL we are free
J. oui echo, We are free We are free
b cauti(ul wreath of stars so bright,
+ ndeared to all 5 thy halIowcd light
\ ngels will guard thee whcre'er you be,
L niurled OH tue land, unfurled Oh the sea,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

OUa Letters OF MARQUIS IN ESaLAND.
We are credibly informed that there
are at present in the port Of Liverpool
several vessels undergoing repairs and be.
ing fitted up for the purpose Of privateer-
ing. These vessels are now awaiting the
return from America Of parties interested
in this buccapeering business, with the
necessary "diploma" from Montgomery,
the seat Of the rebel government In the
Sou,h.-London Neps. Nay Cd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

Two young fellows got to banter:hg
each other the other day. Finally, one
of them exclaimed "Ws,., there's one
thing you cant do !'.What is !, 7" "You
can't put your lead irio an empty barr
rel roh, nonssnse." exclaimed the OH
er. "wby can't l" because, dryls ye.E
ioined the first. Il is an impossibilily to
put hogshead into q barrel" IS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

SAVE Youa SEsps.--Planteis and
gardeners must not RELY, as heretofore, on
getting their garden seeds from ihe Nor.
,hern States. We advise thee 40 he
careful in saving good supply OF all
kinds, ashley will soon be ripe. Plant a
large crop OF Irish potatoes they will
make seed potatoes, If noiLing more
Look TO your interest in time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

WAR AND DEBrs -Chanceilor 4 S.
D"rgan gives the following opinion
through the Mobile Tribune
During sta:e Of war all commercial
Intercourse between the subjects Of the
nations At war Is illegal SO strict is this
rule, that the meie drawing OF bill OF
change on aa alien enemy, or remitting
lin money even in pay ment OF a debt,
is prohibited by the law of nslions.--
Either Of these scls referred to is cousid.
ered not only illegal, but dangerous !;
hence they are prohibited.
Our merchants may now owe debts on
New York and other Northern cities,
which they wish 10 pay, but war now is
recognized rs exiting between the Con
ieders,e States and the Northern Pree
STATES, and they cannot remit money
without u violation Of Jaw. Ny opinion
on this salject has been asked every day
for the last several days, and therefore |
wish you would publish this.
E. 8 DARGAN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-19

II is very well for little children to he
lambs but very bad thing for them to
grow up sheep.
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From the Camden JOrnai
The Case of G. F. DsViue.

As there nre many exaggcratiuns aud
papahle mistatemen,s, some Of which
have appeared IN print in other quarters,
We deem II bes, to give the public a true
statement Of the facts, rs they have teen
elected upon fair aud judcous inves,i.
ga,ion of tie case hy large and iuel'i.
gent Committee Of cilizrns Mr. DeVine
has resided III Camden and its vicinity
tor about n'ne years past, aud has follow
ed the profession Of music teacher. ia
which he is regarded rs possessing very
considerable abIhty. lie is said to be- an
Eug!ishman by birth. His proclivi,ies
have no, been with the South and its in-
stitu,ions, and his frequent illusions, in a
light and flippant manner, 20 our present
difficulties, and his loose talk generally,
had assigned him, by pretty common
consent. his status upon the question, but
yet. no one cared to trouble themselves
particularly with him. Ills patronage Of
and eagerness for Northern papers, which
Of late have become incendary, together
With his frequent correspondence in tha,
direction, induced our worthy Postmaster
to suspect that there was something
wrong with him. The Postmaster. with
the advice Of several gentlemen Of the
highest respec,abilily AVID Intelligence, de
tAined and opened one Of these suspicious
letters, which, although written anony
mously, was believed TO be from the sus'
pected person. The letter was directed
20 NUNS & Co., Publishers Of the !Scien.
tife american, at New York, and reads
AS follows -
CoLUABIA, s. G.
MEssRs MUss d Co Gentlemen
Referring to page, 2s2, Sci. Am, | beg
TO assure you, AS al unprejudiced eye
witness, that Capt. Bartlelts statement
abou. 40 beng killed and 100 wounded
At Fo't Sumter. is totally incorrect I: very
extraordinary to say mono were killed ex
cept some Of Major Anderson's own men
when salu,ing tho Federal flag, by the
accidental bursting OF a cannon some
lew, however, on the other side received
bruises, conclusions, DC, but nothing fur
ther. Yoa ought, for the sake OF the
reputation Of yourselves and your most
excellent journal, corrsc, this statement
as soon as possible or it will be set down
IN tfs South that all your statements
lack Ueracity 10 fact. Siace that appear,
ed have heard it so remarked fre,
quentIy.
II would farther remark, that fear
your Southern subscribers will ere long
be dsbaFrsd the pleasure OF reading yoor
always welcome journal. as, in conss.
auencs OF the political articles, some oi
the Postunas.srs here mske il appear they
are inceodiasy. Bro. Jonaflson aud OH
ers have long sincs been stopped ., the
Postofiica on that account, mncb To the
annoy snce aud ehagrin of i,s aubscrihers
here. When will such vile conc. uct cs..si
American citizens have right to tcsr
both sides Of the tale but, as America
70 no logger what II wss 10 days Of yore,
anarchy and coufasioa no~ reign uium.
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phanr, aud here at leasD dear,h, want
and almost starvation, from exorbi,ant
prices, have taken the place Of plenty
and happiness. and ali for that unfortu
nate system, 'siavery"; and cash is a
"rdra dvis' here lately.
Your excellent nrticle on "Suhjuga,ion"
on page 329, will, | fear, have little
weight here. for The leaders Of Secession
are determined never TO he driven back
into the Union and further, they say
that the? have no confidence in anything
ha'hng from Iankeedo.n, aud, therefore,
nothing short Of a total separation will
satisfy them, which mus, of course, end
III war, and the sooner the better. Wonld
to God that an end were put to this
dreadful state of affairs. Nothing short
of a signal example being made by the
General Government as one does with
Al unruy scholar At school,) will ever
bring the leaders 20 their senses.
Gentlemen, there are plentv of Union
lists South. but thev are afraid even To
express an opinion, having no ledder, and
o"'"~ '''''"'"a'eu W ''ose "no dIo 'afBS
save owners, ana VINO, II the truth was
known, are literally shaking in their skin,
for fear their darIius idol, slavery and
mammon, should tall, rs il undoubtedly
wil,, sooner or later. To rro,ec, this is
The main o%j ject Of these men, aud to ex
,e'' ''"'s'! 10 'nr ',co 'andS farther
E.rar ,h,n ~. n,,, mor,on, iarn.i, ri I"em' ha.a
Tney suppose here tina, the British IA,
vor tic South, and that helps them out
III ,he" f"'"o"s course.
.,',a,m !. ~ an,,,, '"o ~ ,,o'', "'o ,, I' T,ss'
So that Won will s,,, 500 nav ro.,,ca
stamp. What say the Federal Govern
inoht I" this
- 'H'Ni No.
N'''''
H""s"q ir"ty another letter, containing
su'>''h''ny 'he same sentiments WAS
'n'er'ep'rd,dir"cied to h's hrother, ,Char'e'
DeN me, h"il"Io. New York.
II was determined To have him arrest
e" ana h"'i """er he charge OF hog
stealing ahd "'ga"'y, tor which purpose
"N'ra"~ were issued ana he was regular
" Imprisoned, and SH!i stands committed
on these charSss. an aihdaVit was also
made c""1'"s nam win treason but n
"arF"h! las ""' yet 'eeI Issued, but pro-
baby VIA De-
y Committee oI Citizens, representing
every election p'ec'nrt IN the District,
were assembled on Thursday.
W. Il. Johnson, Esq, WAS appointed
Chairman, ana " Ii II orEinan, Esq,
Secretary. The prisoner was brought
before The '"m"'''"e' Mr. tegues' 'he
POSTMASTER, Was examined aud the letters
'e'd 1" 'n- meeting. MI Pew Inc WAS
WIZ W -" '''''' " "'"' ~, ,'"''
which lie might be able in answer TO the
cLaryes pr. c,rrcd against him. lIe did
az ,,J .c,rowl.d,.5 .hs .,,hor.b;r y,
,ho ,..,.rs .r5 o,,a,r,., - oxo,sa him.
49,.
'''' 's '"'''"' '"o'''''' ""''"' "
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
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Hssss.sea sks lady's Aand ard sighed.
Shs refsisei ne pfessufs 'snd dsso suaefed
: sixh 70 eseaps her.
= ny ds..,r be said sitter long pa1se.
= I'm come 70 the pint - once. have
. rvep0.ai To taaxe.r ~
Sbs tsushed sna covered her face With Der
ha1sf. s.ssa
81 . y1 II hare csns. ed TO uriie ms vifes
Biography. Nov have had bar l,srl- skiil
IN l.sssarv sxereisrs. ard i yes nil correct
nyr manusersps. ard write The headsnFs OF
the chapters, viii gre ron ire dai'ars . "
She ,srrang fsen k.a eide AID her eyes
1ashed wish srgsr. !.
.s;,.. see yoa hsnsci Erst, and then !
Eonss: vsa--sa1-.@
Sheieftrhs roar1, beng urabls 10 express
Ger feeiings. The visiorer sigbed, took
hi- hu. and went hsms. lie bas not vet
pabiisfvf nor proposed. IL was PITY u.
Be sd ss:sgr1e.ss0gd. -
e- The following IL csry: rerb1funi
ssIiie5nssrr, Of n1endssse'aentHpoan cart
Of TIE pA&,al lass. rstsrasi To the T. ".
General from. F.as Rock Georgia:
ssil.sr gggE
iretprps this with m- centsfns ware
in reach d soa il spin in yrs fails fer
yoar temperament presumiinn
- IN dat Rock.
- Tashincfo,. Rrra1icce.
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4 fe~ m,nsAs .ircs se-tts-rs~ Bad sAs
mssfss.aas ~ Is.e his .lfA. a literary ,sis
% ~,~~ r~esass.sas After erfewu- fer a
nsnssE Of xssss bright idea mt red fhs
h-saa VI shs w,sis~sr. lie iaaaght be 4ala
i, asuasshsnS N lessen b4s serraw, snsi Fer
tast pu-rsss b. called .anaa a ls4sv II hs
ss1a,Fnss,e~ SD ssgsasssi "a sesAx sari
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aAs'ss ~ ~~seiv- \ nrsrsssl. the is8s rrN-
rsfed ~ Hstrn With be aa,ia. resi-. Az "a
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"Csessialy,"
s.is ia act Sassi Ter man ia Be alsae-ss
.pethsrs rsss''
"nta vaa stsr resees ar.a ihas rsrs 81
.as m srrFsxe ssrvtra whaeh requires eaanaes
Il cave sa;a casa ashes III asats IL sassa
rassF"
Ih4gs.-
have slssn rejected s,sn Il uTssif.--
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lfssi ssry lsn.is.
. sAssssisi saaax IL sssss~.
Gl shfns usa~s - ss~aesAs-~ .,-~r-s-s
ns 81 a-r KIDD e2sss.as.sa azi sas nsaorv
Of her vi;ass."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

To THE EDIT rs OF TIE ParRIor:-D en-
ng il my duty Ia 'hose "a rt"d, aud 10 tue
pnt. who cur IN cal twu malignant Few.
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
dusnin- f"r five years, having applied to
several ply -ici Ins who Could give uie no re-
lief. AMI Hying all kinds at medicine could
.. which wa recommended for old spr q.
All 80, m''l Ia fail. g,,- up ever being
cured, aud wi>brsl lar death to ielieve rns. of
my nIi-.ry. For many months my hmiss
y tlItTi me tu that extent | could gel .,
htp. until my th-r. h". I,,.ing cured If a
-.vrre u 'eu,natssm ny The l niiau Dncior.
It M. lUb. High stre.i. pun cns-.rl f,r inc 4,
i',IIl.. at ais Bod "uriii r ami i,..x al b.
All H-a Ing Ointment. which -sIlrvsd mt
immediately. My l'-g- are now esinI.d AMI
w.i My general health aud sIreu.ih Is
fe.L Than il ever wa la my life. Aud II
az { any man ou earth dsnt OF gran u.i...
that ui..ii i ID, cior And rsn. wl,h every
man. woman and child IN the Wa, id, who are
sm cfeti have been afl ct.d. who have
=aiifeT, d ~ | nave suffered. may real this
letter aud thus lad where they eau b,. cured.
am OF the npiliiun his remedies will cure
any -.'re in ex silence, ani would recom.
mend all thus nii cted 10 apply Ia The Indian
D.scior. M. 100 High street. where they can
tie relieved VI MISERY and also i,- p.-r,nan.-ut
ly Cred MERTON SANDERS.
Resides tSandersydic, Davidson county.
TSnuessee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
ixz ard Oil.
Jan. Oily.

Over five THOUSAND b. tiles of This pain cx-
Termination have been sold in Nashville in
thee week by the eel brated WIZ ,RD On
Man, who daily and nightly amu>es larg.
and discriminating crowd, on the Public
Square, in front OF Rains i Browns Dcug
st re, with hamnrons an cd ties and Como
songs. Eg-ry bottle j. warranted to Civ
satisfaction ia curing z ieum ,Iisin. Mural
ga. n rvou< aud S K IL al .ch.. TnoilIacii,..
sure ThrOais or D.plhefia. Spri,inS. Lame
Back. Cats. Bruises. Burns and Scaid-. Spinal
Afe.'ii u, Cranp and Ch"lic Pains. ContI ACT
e'i Cords and Mu-cle>. E. cry one would d..
W Ii TO pass an hour in Listening To- thu s..n
of MoTnus, rs ih'y will fad hi- Jokes gond
anridOte blues. Ii entertainments arr
tree, and viii continue at lie 1T w,r K l,rager.
rhe w.azud Oil en- b. pnchar..d al
Drug Sto e.. X 'in~. BroNh i c., aud ". W.
BeIry i D-novilIe are Wholesale A gents.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

VAlrA1LE MsDi1yE.-ws presume no msical p-eps
ratiou OF red u the pub ic rs EN- more thor
lshy tested than Pc sRY DAVIS PAIN KfLILR
TooI-ands OF parsons, were they called en- u do 80
would cheerfay ,s;iy that they have usad IL for va
rious iIs with lh, satisfactory sIcc-ss Il i
within our Owu kn I~iedgo, that INN nse amount
OF suffering has Ossn re.i.vsd by it. Its popristors
ssrs re ~ avs Sou, szveno pains ex sense in
order 70 satisfy the pubic. Being stlctis h,na-abe
thy obs rive tbs aLlnst anif .rniy in he n, m,
ufscture sf their Celebrated Pain killer The m IT,
rizis " wairh it Is 'onIs carefully sslects--
nnue bull thi best taty being sd BY these means
the b gh reputation which tbs T. In Killer h,. long
81 &C acquired IS A. all .sa.s trsamhaatsy sustained
In Few Of II se facts, BY ms ms surprised
% I=.rn thai Messfs. laws Z sss are constant
ly and rapi Ily Increasing. While We e1ngr-tliate our
fisi ds gel;ral t1t valuable preparation as tbs
Paia Killer Is placed wIthia their res.c We mus be
permitted @ rjaic at the weil " Il su c A. 81 its
nbiF en- ~nt fprising '.o.ri- ~ .so,i s>4a1< Ca
s~si% - Ial1 DAWN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
To Css,asli sapfiVeS.

The Advertiser, hiving been rest"red { oealth in
few weeks by very simple remedy, alter having sui
f-red several years with lung aff,ctIon ami
that rrat disease, Ions1 lItiou-is to make
known to his Fellow sufferers the cure
To ali vino desire It, hc will send copy ol the pre-
'cription used Gree of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Viii lind
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRov
CHiILS,s dc. The only obje Of the avert ser in
ssnling the Prescription is to enet the afflicted and
spread Information which conceives to be nraIu-
able, and he hopes every sufe will try is remedy
as ii will cost than nothing, ~ produce bIessin
Parties wishing the prescripri will p lease address
Rev. EDWARD A. wills y,
Williamsburg,
oct4-1y Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

WHEN WILL THE LEGISLATURE ADJJURA? =
Everybody is asking evrryb dy else, -'wli' n
will the Legislature adjpur.?' We would
Link of gratifying a curl siiy. lao mat r
how laudable it may be. that Lrsaks out 10
early in the session. We i'll say. however.
that although there i a good DIAL of bust
ness to be done. there are good many 10
do it, and il they VII p,r>evrre and w.Ih
hard night and das, they can Ct through in
from five to fifteen week. when they d.
get through and adjourn. the curious shall
not he kept long in Ignorance of the iuci.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
Rldway's Reg alatiny Pills

'urge, re uIal-, AMI Is,rato Tina.
St'iL SIX h",Is ta-y re.!sve the Ow.I>, ddtct Tie
i,crclsIs ISnt the iselnS al oppression PIT
ia q! stoln ~ Gals VI By IA isrst1u r,nj,r
SIrC Ilitio "a thr o''od liable. Iuus they
IIv s., SiIIo C'uscsII H:.iI che, tigIse
ings ol TIE ieatt, NefEo,sI -, ny stcfa, ale
I'm plants, Mali Iou F=Ies the
stIve, s,crei.e, an uischi. tIg organs. AiIuiu<-
tered Il Sp Ing Cdtha tic Ley put syst IN IN u
h:a.ty con lun Tor The oulnu ;Iaign,
t"ey Iou i@h Iisstta OF W akeIIng tn, syst may
be given III u patients Usrn ex
by -icSu
RApSAYS kES MATING Re OLvESf disinfecis and ueu-
trdI!z tn: die IS Il oH'oI, iershg t Tia; corrupt
ing ibiIc pie which eng IL b sIcles the Lungs
f'nchits inns. ,Runulng sores. Cin;ers Bh
"TysIpcils anu tInll all The Eyes, kias o.
Eruptuns TIIn1is aud diseh .rgins In second
airy oypuLi Scroiuo disorueIs, and all hereditary
Gu onc, and c'lstt ti0naI IN iladics, II oves ami
eta.iIc ttes The iu5iioQs 5 OF the di5eIs..
Ruiwa Is Remedies Sold by Druggists every
where.
EWI re NDLErON CO., Agents TOR Nashville
RAILWAY & Co.,
ilnl-lm % Juhn Street, y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
GaEAr RACE OVER THE SECESSION corrsr.

GREAT RACE OVER TIE SECESSION CurRsF,
Much inter, st Was manifested 10y The pub
lie in the great race which Came of The pr
sent week between the celebrated uagS DIS
sissippi, FLORIDA and ALab1ma over the Ssce>-
sion Course. A large number of Spectators
witnessed the exciting contest: but as COM
paratiyely little interest was felt "a 10 which
should prove the winner, il is believed tia
no considerable amount Of money chang
hands on the result. For some time brfUie
the race cane off, Aiob nlt was rather III
favorite, with NiSsiss,Ppi stsnding round on
SO lower in popular favor; but when tho
contestants came up TO the stand. the sym
pathies of the crowd were pretty evenly di-
yided between the three. At the tap of the
drum they got well of together. and ran y OK
and neck until they reached the hume-si' etcb.
when Mississippi let herself out magnificent
ly, repudiated all her obligations To hang
back, and shot ahead, coming home the win
ner, the flag falling in the faces of Ai1bars1
and Florida.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one OF the "many ills flesh is heir to-, is 80 pre
vaent so little understood, and much neglected
Costiseness Often originating in careIessness, OF
sedentary habits 1t Is regarded slight disorder
OF TOO little consequence to excite anxiety while IN re
ahty Is the precursor and companion OF many OF thu
most fata and dangerous Diseases and unless early
eraoicated 1t viii bring the sufferer to an untmely
grave Among the lighter evils of which costiveness
Is the usual attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheuma
tism Foul Breath, Piles and others OF like nature
while long train of frghtful diseases such as Malig
nant fevers, Abcesses, bysentary, Diarrhaa Dyspep
sia Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypo
cnondrasis, Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symp
TOM Not unfrequentiy the diseases named originate
In constipation, but take independent exstenc.
unless the cause is eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever il oc
ours and no person should neglect TO get box of Ce
their timely use will expei the nsiduous approaches
disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
uarIie, cream Aiep.re

L"rEEs oF ALE p'oI unce this d III Int.
fnl B-v rag', a, d lhyici aus recommend il
tor he cure OF Dyspep ia.
w. do nnt C ann Tor il Iiin unenviahl. title
| nf 'P.u,nt " diciur' or .'nostrum of The
day" t'"' o'ttn an nj tious d C pli"n b II
~ do claim IL + /; lie right of trial. anI We
guarantee il TO d. all for hich it i rec Jun
mrn.I. d.
IL is compound d of MiIt and Hops. and
cont 'ius no Intoxicating la Ior ar inj ,ri,us
drug. Ii used with gulariiy it is IA sale
>nre and sp edy cure anc preuenftos of pys-
p'p>ia. and is IL cheap, healthy aud deli h :
fuI Beverage.
N p rent need hesitate TO of r it 10 his
child. and il should be ia The h us; of ever,
iamils.
IL is put mp in barrels for the nSe of de IL
ers. and IN x ior family u-e. Price. in
ba RI. teh dDiiars; ia Il teen gail IN kegs.
live dollars
Retail d ~ dealers throughout the city
and country.
The money must accompany al orders.
and be addressed TO the sole Wh"lrs lie
Agent, L. ~ MILLER,
No fl. Broad,ray, Nauhcille, Tenn.
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