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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-06
FOR CAPE MAY,

. NIk@h The now, swift and cnmmUdIOWa steamer
SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,. Capt. L. Davis, will
cave Nov U.stle Tuesdays, Thuatnys Saturdays,
the srryal Of Train leaving Wilmington at 1898 A.
pt Cape May, returning on Mondays. Wednesdays and
fridays Fare including carriage hire $sT5. season
Tickets 1880, carriage hi o extra.
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nandanca Basket Picnic

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii give their drst animal basket picnic
at IsoclI Grove, one half mile east of Mount
Wood Cemetery, on saturday; May 18th,
1896 Of raining postponed until Saturday,
June 2nd) Extensive preparations have
been made for the occadon.I Il. 4. Cocayne,s
pleasant time may be expected. Baskets
brought to the company's hall on Saturday
morning by nine O'Clock will be hauled 70
the grove. my24-3t
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DIR. ID. j. KIsNER.
EcLEcTIc MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, 3D ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W. VA.
nR- x. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES ofans intelligent assistant, " ho
cines, putting up prescriptions, &C., will ena-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
tients. especially to his many friends In the
country. His medicines are all prepared In
his own office, and all delivered to his pa
tents by himself Or. X. treats al diseases
lily Is AFFLICTED. He has a large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many OF those obstinate cases o.
supposed TO be incurable, among which may
be named { Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and all 9TH
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ner-
vous System, Is acknowledged by al who have
erKnown to the medical profession Or. X.
has beenl eminenty successful In the treat
ment of all diseases peculiar to women, viz
Menstrul Distractions, Painful Menstrustion,
Leucrhea, Uterine and Ovarion TumoEs,
ProlapSuS Utert and all Nervous diseases to
which they are subject
He makesa speciality in the treatment OF
all CHRONIC Afeetions OF the Genito Urinary
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
DribblIng of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Diabetis and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequelle.
Spermatorrhea and 1mpoteney, and all attec-
Also special attention paid to the treatment
of Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
Sores, Varlcose Ulcers, &c. Persons afflicted,
particularly with old Troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER, Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
medicine cash. i For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. Oftice hours, 8 A. NJ. to Il
MI Z. NJ. tod p. M.s and 6P. NJ. to9P. NJ.
iall6 - 74Aasl -
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FAIAn RAILROAD Acc1pENr.-.John
Fitzsimmons. engineer ON the mail
train on the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway, wns fatally in
iured ut Rochester yesterday. When
near Rochester station, he stepped from
the traia, while the cars We're yet in
motion. and was crushed between the
engine and a post or telegraph pole.
He WAS so severely injured that he sur
vfved but short time. He resided Mt
or near Rochester, where he leaves a
family.
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It L. now oyer thirty years since the al a6 ON
DUPONCO, ofiParis, during which tlmethe
have been extensively and successfully use
in most of the public institutions, as well q
in private practice, of both hemispheres, wit
unparalleled success in every case, and II
only at the urgent request OF the thoa
is Induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering, from any 1Fregu-
larities whatever, asWell as to prevent an In
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves SO, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they invite miscarriage" after which ad-
iHP1tiGin one ii %o9 R Is PREVENT
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended as a z -
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those afflicting complaints 50 peculiar
StT4IdtiOI, Refentioyl FIts a ne Bdek aud LOiAL
PTeSHfN0 DOiU1J Prf1lS, Rush Of Blood to he
Redd, Dizzfness, DfnBleSs n SIohG, Green Sick
Tt&s, HedUhleSs, Fatigue on any SEfgM E1eTtion,
Pdlpi;dtiOn Of he HeQrt, and ali the various
distressing conn plants, Particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the beginning OF
all other female weaknesses, ~
The LeueorrhHa,, or Whites
AT the same time, there is nothing in these
he directions be SiT3e4lv jou0tred and you will
md them TO be al LheydrerepreSeHted
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
sc. 900 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years.
Ten Inolssald Bo1esTscgt By Letter, both bJ
myself and Agents, to all parts Of the world.
to which answers have been returned, IN
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have been known. since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICuNEDAWNEDU PoHTHE WORLD
In Removing Distractions q RestOr'
ing Nature, to its Proper Channel,
QUILTING THE NERvEand bringing back the
Rosy color OF Health" to the cheek OF the
most delicate. -
Price 81 per Box. Six Roxes So
Sold by AficABE, KRAFT q co, wholesale
Druggists, 50 Main street, Wheeling. Genera
Wholesale a gents for westiya5 toWhoni an
Orders must be addressed. Gold at Retail, Oy
REED, KRAFT& CO. Il XII cAJ4
Sold In ST ClaiLsyIlle, Ohio BY ,s,.,,,,,S,
--..5z-z - - w i. q J. ]. PICKERING,
And by IN. S. B. StIdger, Moundsytle, W.
Va; DE- JL C GIs1 md DE. j. 81. BoueocA'
Lanes, BY sending $40 to either of the
above agents to the Wheeling Post Once, S1, p
have the pills sent, (eonfidentiallyl by MALI
70 any part OF the country snee Of P9S$1TasS'
- ltEt Ezfiz -si1l-.ss9 .sls5s 8. d hOME4 .
oc3+1yd Sole Proprietor. New York
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LOOKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
Plates. Black Walnut. Rosewood and Gilt
MouldIngs; Oval and Square Frames; Albums
nj wholesale and retail at Partridge Gallery.
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FREE LEcrURE.-Afrs. S. NJ. Thomp-
son, OF Cleveland, Ohio, \ celebrated
Spirifualist, lectures tonight In Sho city
nj Hornbroolk's Hall She proposes 10
lecture on any subject suggested by the
audience She will doubtless DO greet-
ed with q large house.
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KEEP cooIA-Drop in the Drug Store of E.
Booking, MOL Odd Fellows Hall, and try a
glass Of his Sparkling Ice Cool Soda Water.
he has just put up the finest Coda Water APP
paratus In the city, and Is prepared to furnish
Soda Water cheaper than ever. Only $ cents
n glass, or Is Tickets for dollar. The superb
ority over an other apparatus, claimed by
this new one is, that neither the syrups, nor
the water comes In contact with any metal,
henceit must be more healthful. A1lwecan
say IS that It Is hand to beat.
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Mfdtfal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfaIible in Correcting Irregularities Remov.
ing DISTINCTIONS of the Monthly Turns,
$40 from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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Oh. EoFFis P111s.4The best and safest
family medicine. No caiomsli NO Interrupt
ton Of daily syocations. A specific for Dys-
pepsiaI AN admirable pin for ehildreni
Sold plain and sugar coated. Price Is cents.
Sent by mail for IS centk Sold by dealers
generally. T. II. Logan & Co, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling. d&w
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Train for the west.

- III yrTIERnrlSs, Nov. 2Ist. 1855
sGNN4AND AFTER THE 2lSr OF NOyEsM-
NJ BIER, the PASSENGER and Mails from
Wheeling for the WestWfl BE dispatched nom
the Depot Of the Bs& OR H. Co. at 40 a. M.
sap M, and leave sBenwood on the arrival
of the O. o. b r. trains at LEO a m. and
l9-za y. NJ az-- q 80. 80 noy23-t1
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RErrRNEin HnaIrl egYYa siafaaan ves-

RETURNED HoaEs1West yes
terday - paper that DR.. Rowley, OF this
city, had mysterionsly disappe
from his home. Yesterday nnotnilis he
returned in alsad { statas of mental be-
wilderment.slw When he was suf1ic ientlyi
recovered, he could give his frisrd IDS no
account of where he had been for the
past two or three days. BE seemsiito
have been in a state of unconscinusness,I
or perhaps more properly speaking; ]
somnambulistic st9te, and when he re-
covered his usual sanity, was surprised
to learn that he had been absent from
home for SO long q time. q II 9tis5I,l
SHEEP SHEARINa FEsTryA I...2azAt a
late sheep shearing festival, held in the
Fair Grounds, Washington county, the
first premium for sheafing was award
ed to Mr.. Joseph Burton, who shore his
sheep in eight minutes; and the second
to Mr.. James lSibert, who did 1t in ten
minutes and a half. Several others
competed for these premiums, and the
committee deem 1T but Justice to them
to say that the sheep assigned to them
were more difficult TO shear than those
shorn by their more successful compet-
itors. The prizes for amount of wool
taken of, de-, have not yet been an A.;
Inounced. 81 t7--sts-It... 80 .i-sf.54s
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Nav
i,ss fa.li,, tt,;;s
ssssnn ~ I,a cnnsiSere al Ina 81 AZ y, -
q a. 80 -
~ y, " y.
ss,,sIsss y .tst -
n sIias ~
ciaddenine and c,,eerine i,,timsnce
,,e. 1l
me me lsslesss nhSe peen
as. .sa an
it..s9.
,,s ~ ,s., ". ~,
IS never too late 70 mend, = we presume
that the weather VIII soon pc warm
and ipleasant enough TO suit the tastes
of the most fastidious. Already the
leaflets are unfolding their verdant
forms; and allsnature-barrtng our dry
brethren on Sunday s-wtll soon look
gay and happy. How benui Iully does
our poetic machine xpress our feelings
when tt says; .,sis g 5sslsss iss7ssI.
Spring. delights are an rowling,
sNerdant leaflets eiothe each spray -
yss Sad ne ssp s.s too s.
Springs delight may DO very Wen Tor
poetry manutleturerssa and ladies and
gentlemen OF romantic turn
pqt5 most people are very TO
Z 1itlSe z more pr1letlcal OF ats I'M
nee5suen q us influence on the
~, nv sale us oi wy,
sREee,,gns :,
,isrsL pIlit,y tlNeiSi may Us Z, pro-
WIS 70 ~, MS
Susy ne tlls
% ~ NJ W.,
" Y
res 20 = L1ro-
iongea at.slstA oi 81 s nose cay
VIII I9s pe - the soia
ssl.tneE sets oftstln
siiaeeEs ca monkeys nave
3 ess's n e1'sls Pseee. 80. -
RrylsR fSI.,ys.--si, iers, ,v,.l f,I1lv fl1Snnk
ive feei water In, fine iast nioIif
and falling sioygly.
The hudson came IN, s,Vifl, 4 rFoofi trim
from Cincinnati. She f,ai ,sr5,ys,sSi her
self Il paciSel OF very ssIueri,s .,Ffiei..s
The Express il the regular parlsers-
burg raciS et for today. She leaves the
landing at III o'clock.
Steubenyilie at two o'clock this afters
noon.
The Pittsburg Dispatch of yesterday
says
The weather yesterday was cloudy
mud c1ui xviii Ia n brisk wind I.osf MONT
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TTJHIS COMPANY HAVING oRGANIZ-
!. il ed in April, 1884, In conjunction with the
well known 1irm Of Cache q Co., as JOINT
stock company OF NJ -, ..5i,. =
s.s5ai PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
of the best establishments Of this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Planes combine an the excelle of al the
all that men wnose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best mannfh CturerS win
not be less successful when their oHniuterest
and Ieputatio are involved. ASS testimony
TO the above they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoMPE-
iS.lissi TTrORS, ess
by fhefudges of the late Exhibitio held al
the Maryland 1nstitut Of altmore. Nd, In
October, lhbo. ai5tiil I'd rfIf4ss9s5
4 The Pianos being suffic iently introduced In
this city, and having proved equal, II not su
iparior to any heretofore known. Those mi
swnnt of q nrsteelass Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial viii save Dealers comm &sk0n which only
makes piano more costly but b., no means
more yaluable by sending orders directly to
the faetory, as above directed. or by apply ing
ct Professor HARh1AllSIS RYTsRaSs No 1B3
Market street, for further information A
rabllityl Reconstruction foregeEy instrument,
and viii be kept in tune for. one year free oj
change Old 5liono1 ken On exchange 49,
4 fEonsJviSntng to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired viii please leave orders at the
place above named as the Tuner Of said estah-
.tishment5 viii be here for one week. *
Old Pianos taken in exchange feh8-lT
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
nR IoHNsnN

Member Of the Royal College Of surVeoc,
London, Graduate of one ofthe most emInsnl
Colleges in the United, States, and the greStsS
part OF whose life has been spent in the h6S
pitals of London, Paris Philadelphia nj
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most ~
tonIshing cures that We're ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
atsudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with deraupe.
nanEnf minh Wera cnrnd lmmeflIafhlN
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
& OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAfLRoApC CO.,
5sssla IaF WHEELING Dec. 3, 1885. s.
WINTER SCHEDULE iah
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men CONT,
ting marriage, being aware orPhySicai WIPE pta-
n ne ergan'' Reoin1S' Deiormiaes specify
He who places himself under the co,..,,,
j. may religiously confide in his 6oSn1 -. ~:
skill as physician. PNH MS
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FspeeiaiIy, who have become the v,c,,,...
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deS,sIaasS, OF
habit which annually sweeps to an nStIIIuTe
grave thousands of Young Men OF fbs aIely
excellent talents and brilliant inteiIeet yOSat
might otherwise have entfanced 49, 40
Senates with the thundefs of eloobsSsslin g
walked to ecstacy the living lyre. matS O.
with full confidence, -4NS eau
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The Souls Oasis.

An oasis lies in the desert of years
Ihat never loses its green,
ana often watered by memory's tears.
Are the burial ground of joys and fears
With rich violet turf between.
Through that emerald spot the waters roll
~, That were quaffed in my boyhood's day.
mhen merry chime, not a funeral toll
Rang ont in the belfry of my soul.
And life seemed an endless May.
summer lodge in that place Of bloom.
Far off in the desolate waste.
ls enwreathed with roses of rare nerfrme
AND portraits hang in an inner room
By no mortal pencil traced.
lhey need not repair at the hands of Art.
For their oolors will vanish never:
ANA with flash of eye and beat of heart
Loved forms from enchanted frameworks
anu uwhisper-''We perish never," 1start.
In that oasis, so sweet and lone.
:, begirt by the wild, gray sand,
from lucid lake, with silvery zone.
ZONES music sweeter than Arieps own.
That was heard by Ferdinand.
Old favorite airs that were sung SO we'll
-. 10y lips that in youth kissed.
weave round me a weird, bewitching spelll
"hiie my heart is warmed to its inIno st eel.
AND mine eyes grow dim with mist.
In the solemn hush of the ouie, niubt
My spirit oft wanders thither,
Ana talk with the sainted, in robes of
white, "
In that beautiful land of bloom and liebt.
where the blossoms grow not to wither.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-08-16

A YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN
Meadows history of the Chinese, lately
published in London, in chapter on love,
has the following story:
A Chinese who had been disappointed
in marriage, and had grievously suffered
through women in many other ways, retir.
cd with his infant son to the peaks of a
mountain range in Kweichoo, to q spot
quite inaccessible to the little footed Chi.
nese women. He trained the boy to wor.
ship the gods and stand in awe and abbor
renee OF the devils, but he never mention.
cd women to him, always DESCENDING the
mountain alone to buy food. At length
however the infirmities Of age compelled
HIM to take the young man with him to
carry the heavy bag OF rice As they were
leaving the market together, the son stop.
ped short and pointing to three approach
ing objects, cried, "Father, what are those
things. Look look ! what are thew ?''
The father instantly answered with the
peremptory order, "Turn away your head =;
they are devils p The son in some alarm
turned away, noticing that the evil things
were gazing at him with surprise from be
hind their fans He walked to the noun.
tam IN silence, eat no supper, and from
that day lost his appetite and was afflicted
with melancholy. For some time his
troubled and anxious parent could get no
satisfactory answer to his inquiries, but at
length the young man burst out, CRYING
with inexpllcable pain. "Oh, father, that
tallcst devil, father"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-08-16

WHAT "I'L TRY" CAN Do.-aChildreu.
those of you who will bring new scholars
to school shall be rewarded with some nice
books" said the Superintendent of Sun.
day-school in Kentucky, to his schoIsrss
one Sunday.
"I can't get any new scholars" said sev.
eral OF the children to themselves.
11l try what can do" said one little
boy. He went home to his father, and
Father, will you go to Sunday school
with me 2" oA
"I can't read, my SON." said the father
with look of shame.
"Our teachers will teach you, dear fa.
ther," said he in respectful and affection.
ate manner.
"Well, I'll CO." said the father.
lie went. He learned to read. He be-
came christian. Then he felt so much
int -ssted in the Sunday school cause, that
he engaged himself as a Sunday school
coiporteur, and in four days that man had
established four hundred .Smdou.schools.
into which Mirfve thousand children had
been gathered. Only think of all this
amount of good resulting from one effort of
that little boy, when he said, an try"
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WOMAN TO the hon)r, tn, eternal Of
the fair sex, be it said, that in the path of
duty no sacrifice is with them too high or
too dear. Nothing is with them impossi.
BILE, but to shrink from what love, honor,
innocence and religion require. The voice
OF pleasure or of power may pass by un.
needed, but the voice of affiiction never
The chamber Of the sick, the pillow of the
dying, the vigils of the dead, the altars of
religion, never missed the presence or sym
pathies of woman. Timid though she be,
and so delicate that the winds of heaven
may not too roundly visit her, on such oc.
casions she loses all sense of danger. and
assumes preternatural courage which
knows not and fears no consequences.
Then she displays that undaunted spirit
which neither courts difficulties nor evades
them; that resignation which Ltters neither
murmurs nor regrets; and that patience in
suffering which seems victorious over death
itself-Jud9e Story.
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INTERESTING TO TRAyELERs.-The
Augusta Chronicle says: We learn that
arrangements have been recently entered
into between the Georgia and South Caro-.
lima Railroads, and the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad, of North Carolina. bv
which through passenger trains will be run
daily between Atlanta and Wilmington.
Passengers, baggage and mails will be car
RED daily between these points, without
change OF cars. The most luxurious sleen.
ing cars, built expressly for this line, are
on these trains. The cars arc both day
and night cars, and passengers need not
change their seats from Atlanta to Will
m'ngton, and have no trouble about bag.
gage or transfers. Passengers going North,
and taking this route and going up the
Chesapeake Bay, do not lose any nights
rest from Atlanta to New York, or even
Boston. Through tickets are sold at At.
lanta, Augusta, or any other point on the
route. The arrangement commenced Au
gust 4th, and is step forward in railroad
enterprise.
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A BEAUTIFUL REFLEcr1oN.--It capno.

A BEAUTIFUL REFLEcrIoN.--Itc canno.
pc that the earth is cast up by the ocean
OF eternity to float moment upon ,ita
waves and to sink to nothingness. Else
why is il that the high and glorious aspira,
tions which leap from the temple of our
hearts are forever wandering about unsatis.
lied ! Why is it that the rainbow and
cloud come over us with beauty not earth.
and then pass of and leave US to muse upon
their faded loveliness I? Why is it that
stars who hold their festival around the
midnight throne, arc set above the grasp
OF our limited faculties, forever mockinp Us
with their unapproachable glory And
finally, why is it that brighter forms of hu.
man beauty are presented to our view, then
taken from us-leaving the thousand
streams OF our affections to flow in Alpine
torrents upon our hearts ? We are born
tor higher destiny than that of earth; there
Is realm where the rainbow never fades.
where the stars will be spread out before
us like islands that slumber on the ocean.
and where the beautiful which begins hero.
and passes before US like shadows, will stay
in our possession forever"
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METHOD OF RENDERING ALL SORTS OF

METHOD OF RENDERING ALL SORTS OF
PAPER FIRE.PRooF.-Thisa astonishing eff
feet is produced by the most simple pro.
cess. 1t Is only necessary, whether the
paper be plain, written, or printed on, or
painted for hangings, to be immersed in a
strong solution of alum-water and then
thorous hly dry it, when it will Immediate
~ become fire proof. This experiment is
readily ascertained, by holding slip of
paper over candle. Some paper, however,
will require to imbibe more of the solution
than 1t may receive by single immersion,
in which case, the operation of dipping and
drying must be repeated till such paper
becomes fully saturated, when, it is posi-
lively asserted, neither the color nor the
quality of the paper will be in the smallest
degree affected but that on the contrary,
both will be even improved
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-08-16

The Raleigh On. C) Progress, of tho
18th instant, says: owe are informed that
the citizens of Warren county will, on the
oth Proximo, erect monument over the
daughter OF General Robert e. Lee. She
is buried near Jones Springs: Invitations
to be present have been sent to the General
aad his family, Fitshugh and William
henry Lee, General Ransom and others.
1t is quite probable they viii all attend.
This occasion will evidently attract grsst
crowd, not as matter Of curiosity but that
the people may evidence their respect for
the old ohieftain.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-08-16

a lawyer is something of carpenter
he can file bill. split hair, mako an
entry, get up a case, frame an indictment,
empannel jury, put them in box, nail
a witness, hammer q Judge, and bore q
Court