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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,

VS.. Joseph Travis, 5 M"agnse. sn'"S'
n appearing TO my satisfaction that Joseph
I'll Travis, the deicndan, in this case resides
beyond the limits of this State: Ordered that he
90 appear and plead. answer or dcmur To the
bill aforesaid within three months from the .lutc
OF the publication hereof, or the said bill will be
taken against him pro ronE,sso.
WM.C BLACK, C. I'D.
Commrs 'fhcr, Feb 26, 1888 ac5
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State of SOut arnIina
AI'BETILLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS

n. H. Butter &. Co. vs.. Attachment
John l5. Murrah. Assumpsa.
VEHlIE Plaintiffs having this day filed their
declaration, and the Defendant having
neither wife nor attorney, known to be in this
Su,e. ordered, that if the said Defendant do
noi appear and make his defence. within year
and a day from this date, final and absolute
Judgment shall be forthwith given and awarded
iOi the said Plaintiffs in attac hmcnt
JAMES WARDLAW,c
Clerks Office, Dec a, 1897 .d11 .H
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miscellaneous.

The NEwsrAPEn.-A newspaper taken
IN family seems to shed a gIcan of intel
liScncc around. Ii gives The children :, taste
for rcading--it communicates all the i'm
portani events which are passing in the
busy world; it is IA never falling source of
amusement; and furnishes fund of instruc-
lion which will never be exhausted. Every
family, however poor. if they wish to hold a
place III the rank ofintclligent being, should
take at least one newspaper. And the
man. who possessed of property sufficient
to make himself easy for life, and surroun-
dcd by children eager for knowledge. is in
stigaated ny the vile spirit of cupidity aud
nogIcc's to subscribe TO newspaper, is
dehcient III the duties Ola parent or good
citizens, and is deserving Of cchsure of his
intelligent neishbors.
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The New York, Journal of Commerce of
Friday morning, states thai the bill ..,O fa
cliintc the resumption of specie payments
by the Banks Of New York, and to provide
for an issue Of State Stock" has been lost,
in consequence of "a disagreement between
the two Houses rs to some of It's provisions,
chiefly that relating to Post Notes.
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state of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

rn'rick Duncan, VS.. John ! Biz 10 Eorcciosc
Wilson d Margaret Wilson, Mortgage.
Z appearing to my satisfaction that join, vii.
son, (s"n of CharIes,) one of the defendant,
in this ease resides beyond the limits of this Stu,e.
Ordered '!nt he do appear and pleud, answer or
demur to the above named bill, within three
or the said bill will, as to him. be tnkrm ,,r, con'
fcsso. WM.C. BLACK. r. p
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1898 oc,
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NOTICE..

"A LII persons indebted to the late Jef1er-
L - son Richardson, deceased, are request
ed to make Immediate payment, and al
persons having demands against the estate
OF SAID deceased are requested TO present
them duly attestcd.
BENZ. RICHARDSON, an y.
TliEOPIIILUS HlLL. jstrnt, 8
March z. 12M .t5
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il1sToRY OF THE WoRLp.-Whatevcr
portions OF mans history we study, we shall
ind that the weak and the wicked are the
most numerous, and the pure aud the good
appear only here aud there, like icrbcrecs,
which, in the midst of the salt sea, preserve
the sweetness of their waters
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State Of South aruliua
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

John W Heard and Isaac r..
Heard. VS.. B. ii. Winding, !
II appearing to my satisfaction that Bar
T. thcl ii. Winding, otherwise called B. III.
Winding. the defendant in the above stated
case, resides without the limits of this Stare:
therefore, on motion of Bauskcrt, Com.
plainant's Solicitor, ordered that the said
defendant do plead, answer or dcmur to tho
Complainant's Bill, within three mon,bs
from the publication hereof. or SAID Bill will
be taken pro con)csSo against him.
j. TERRY, cE.E.p.
Com'cr's Office, Edgciclj, Feb %, 1888 i
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ta:e Of Outh Carolina
ABEEFILl.f. DISTRICT.

- I@NCtF =.
ihtricN duncan. vs. Richard ! piHto forciosc
Hodges n Valentine Young. s MouSnec.
appearing to my satisfaction thnt Richard
81 lodges. one # the defendants i'm This ,os.
resides beyond the limits OF The State: Orlc red
that i'c Ito appear and plead, answer or iem,,r
I" the hii aforesaid. within three months from the
aa,e "' Inc publication hereof o. the said bill
WILL as 10 INN. he taken pro rOntfSso.
WIN. &. BLACK, C.E d.D.
Commrr's Office, Feb 26. 1888 nc5
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State of Outh (ar0Iina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
AARON I.omax IL others RiIIhv
EXT. Of Hugh Alorrah deed Ex'r for
VS.. Jane Morrah widow advice di-
and Others. - rectiop &c
appearing to my satisfaction that John
Il Ii. M"rrah and Robert Morrah two of
IN" defendants in this case. reside without
INC limits OF this State, IN motion; Ordered
that they do scverally appear. & plead. an.
swer or deinnr, to the bill ofcomplain in this
case, within three months from the date of
this publication, or the said bill of compIaint
will be taken pro conjtsso, as against them
respectively.
WIN. c. BLACK, C. T., A. d.
Comm RS Office, iIarrh = 1898, oc6
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The following witty reply ofa witty young
lady is not bad. IL have been troubled
with weak eyes for more than ten years."
said DIR. Is. "and l am not able to tell the
cause" Cant you!" said Miss T., ~
can "Whaf is it!" Because they are
set in a ,ccdk place." was The reply.
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORs
' IIONOE
GUY REVERS

" ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, ahd other
places in the District. For particulars see
Hand Bill And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards during the Sea-
son, q will be let to Mares al the following
prices; So the single visit, SIG the Season
and Sl5 to insure mare with foal In
every instance the insurance money will
become due rs soon as the mare is known
to be with foal or exchanged 4 comrany
of seven mares shall be entitled to n tir,luc
ton Of 81 OH each mare by one mans he
coming responsible for the whole. All POS
ihle care taken to prevent accidents, bu, |
will not be responsible for any.
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by RandoI,h,s
Janus. his dam by CarolinIan, grand dam
6y Bedford e. e. dam by Dion,etle, e. g. q.
dam by Quicksilver, out Of n Shark Mare.
Randolph's Janus, and CaroIinian were
both sired by Sir Archv, aud the g. e, q.
dams ofboth were sired by imported Janus.
In purify Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur-
passed. in beauty of color and symmetry
of fnrm. will compare with the besr horses
of the dnv. ISAAC JONES
Ridge, Feb. %. tf4
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"Won't you write some lines on mc?',
said scofcr TO roeuish young poet
"Ccrtainly sir" answered the other with Il
polite bow.
AS soon rs the others back was lurne,.,
he chalked the word "shcep stealcr" he
tween his shoulders.
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State Of south a 0lina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

=, - ~ I1NTO1 7.
iu','rk % duncan. VS. Elizabeth BW 10 fare
Gmiiens and others, heirs of ciosc Mort
William Cullens deceased. .,ayr.
appearing to my saisia' ton tIia, ,llza-
meth C.iiicns widow, ami !iicharL Cniicns
and E.linh Cmllens sons OF W ,llia,n C,l!en-, ,
ceased, defendants in this case reside cyoud the
limits oi This State: Ordered that they Sc, eraly
40 appear aud plead, answer + t'elnrr 20 Tie
bill lto csa d. within three m0nA from Tie pub
lra'"n "i this order the SAID bill will ;,s to
them respectively. be taken pr0 GcsSo
WM. e.. BLACK. {. f. f. d.
Comn'r'S Office, March u, 1873 ACC
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.V"O TICE.

"A Ill. Persons indebted to the late Chr
"A tian Brethaupt, deceased, arc REQUEST.
ed to make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the est; re
OF SAID deceased are requested to prese n,
them duly attestcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Fro
FEB. 25.
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~ Gss2SAsss sasss ss;e
*1D asssaS s
@oetie 8&etess.
OLD ENGLIsH POETRY.

OLD ENGLISH POETRY.
The knavarie of the Worlde, settle forth
in homelie verse, by Cornelius May, fror
"Tho Seven Stars of White" 1G47.
All me, throughoutc the worlt1c
Doth wickcdncss abOundc!
And well w0t on neither hando
Can homcstie be foundc.
The wiscst man in Athens
Abouie the cite ran,
With lanlhorne in the light of Haic
TO find an honcstc man;
And when at night he safe him downc
10 reckon on his gaines,
lie onely fonnIc-alack, pooro man!
His lubour for his paines.
Antfsoe thou now shalt Gnde
ALE men of allie degree.
Striving as if their oneIy trade
Were that of cheating thee.
Thy friend vii! bid thee welcome,
His servantcs at thy callc-
The dearest friend nc has OH carthe
Till he has wouue thy allie;
lie will play with thee at dice
Till thy goldc is in his handle,
lie will meetc thee at the tennis court
Till llc winde allie thy landc.
The brother Of thy youth,
When ye shared hookc and bcddc,
Would eat himself the susar-plums,
And leave the barley bread
But growing up TO manhoods
His heart is colder grown;
Aske in thy needle for barley bread
And he'll give thee stone.
The wife whom thou dost blcsse,
Alack, she is thy curse
A bachelors an evil state,
But a married mans is worse.
The lawyer at his tleskc
Good lave will promise thee,
Until thy very last groat
Is given for his fec.
Thy baker and thy brewer
Doe wronge thee night and morne;
lind thy miller, he doth grind thee
In grinding of thy coruc.
Ahy Golasmiin and thy JcWeller
Are leagucd in knavish sortc,
And the clwandc Of thy tailor
II is an inche too shorlc.
Thy cooke hath made thy dsh
From the oilals on the shclie,
Willie fisllc g. fowlc and savourie ilcrbes
Arc served 10 himsclfc.
The wallet thou dost trust,
Smooth-longucd and placid faced,
Dothc wearc thy brilianties in his capps
And thou wcar'st his of paste.
Alack! thou canst not Gnde
OF high or lowe degree,
In cot or courtc or cabiuett,
a man OF honcstie.
There is not in the worlde,
Northc, southe, or caste, or westc,
VINO would maintainc righteous cause
Against his intercste.
All me! it grieves me sore,
And sOrrowe night and ,laic,
L" see how mans arch cncmic
Doth lcaGe Ills SO ulc astr;,ic.
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NOTICt,

"A LII persons ndebtedt to the estate of Samuel
"A Caldwcl Esq. late ofAbbeville District dec d.
are requested to make paymcn mt immediately. and
those having demands to present them duly at
tested within the time prescribed BY law, to either
of the subscribers.
JOHN COTHRAN, }
J. L. PEARSON, Iddm,,s
A. &. CALDWELL.
August 8. 1897 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10

GAMBLERS BEwARE.-The Legislature
Of Indiana has passed severe law against
gambling. The law Furnishes all persons
convicted of being profcssed gamblers. and
who travel through the country with gam
bling apparatus, Ivy imprisonment in the
pcni;entiary for from one to five years, and
disiranchisemcnt, no, exceeding term Of
five ycaTs.
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Brought to the Jnil

ar this District, a negro mau bv the
~ name Of Nathan, about 6 f. high, very
black, upper front teeth out or vcry short.
Nathan is between 80 and 60 years of age,
a small scar on his forehead and some on
ms lett arm. no other marks of importance.
nc mas some tree passes for n. Carolina.
ne says ne belongs to Mr.. Minscv, living
III Marion County. Georgia. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,
G.. j. GLOVER, JED.
March H. 1898 -
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State OF south Z arulina
ABBEFILLE DISIRICT.
In EDMMDN III MAJ

JacoHChamberli", -it0ehmcm in Assum.
Survivor, VS.. Tiro Notes Da,nay,s
VHVHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
ID iaration III this case, in the (Lyh's O6irc.
and the said John A. Young having no vile or
attorney, known to he in this province, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration with Il
sspccIul order of the Court endorsed thereon. can
be served: 1t is therefore Ordercd ,I,n, H." s,;d
John 4. Young do appear and make his dciencr
with year and n day, from the filing of the sa.,
declaration, as aforesaid. or final and nl,solu,,
Judgment will he forthwith given and awarded lo,
the said plaintiff,
JAS. WARDLAW, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, Jan. II, 1893 DIM h1
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State OF South { arolina

State of South { aroiina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
T.. IL G.. Yarna VIZ.
Barthel Windimg,-Shober ATTACHMENT
u bunting, vs.. the Same
"IIEREAS the Plaintiffs did this day file
w their declaration in the Office OF this
Court, against the Defendant, who il ub.cn, from,
and without the limits of the State. (us it is said.l
and having neither wife or attorney known with.
III .Iie same on whom copy of the declarations
with Il rule to plead thereto ought to b.. served.
II is therefore ordered. ta, the defendant appear
and plead to the said declarations within a ycur
aud day. otherwise final judgment will be given
and awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. c.p
Clerks Office. Dec. !, 1887 dan Id
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State IF Sou h aroli,,,
ELGEFIEJD ISTpI1,r

otatc UI sou II arOIIiiH
EbGEFIEID fSTRICT.
~ TIE COMMON PLEAS.
"% T.hn u, iM,i"Inon; ~ Frn1;.r vs. ,rrAcnnrsr.
~ HE Plaintiff having this day filed his leeara
uon i'll the above case and the DeE,ninn
oeine without wife or attorney, known to be within
the state. upon whom copy Of said declaration,
with rule to plead. could be served: II is Or.
der.d: that the said Defendant do plend to the
sa!d declaration within year AID II day, from
this date or Judgment final and ,.bsoute viii be
given against him.
GEO. p Ger
November i, 1887 nd AZ
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state of South arol ma.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TUE COMMON PLEa.S.

IIHFKIN VfI1ln, vs.. -.
Thos. NJ. Clark. survivor attachment
SHt: Plaintiff having filing his declaration in
this case. and the defendant having neither
wife nor att"iney known 10 be in this State, Or
dcred that the sad defendant do appear and plead
to the plaintiff : declaration within year and !.
day from The publication thereof, or Judgment
absolute will be awarded against him.
GEO. POPE, c. P.
Clerks Office. Jan. 23, 1893. duo 81
The native American., 1838-03-10
THE INDIAN MOTHER TO HER SON.
BY MISS E. NJ. CHANDLER.

Thy foot is on thy fathers grave,
Thine eye is on thy fathers foes,
Here sleeps what once was free and brave!
There, last his war. .whoop yell arose!
And where thy sire's last deed was done,
There first thine arm shall wake, my son.
Thou see'st this fower-thy fathers heart
Hath nourish'd mp its early bloom;
And there, to me, hast been part
Of life, and hope, through years of gloom.
The tiowrcps stem is rent--and thou
Must tear thee from thy mother now.
Aye, HE thee forth-the red mans yell,
To night shall break our foemans sleep;
And shrleks, and flames, and blood shall tell
How Indian hearts their vengeance keep!
How Indian sons in memory nurse
Their dying sires' rcvengeful curse.
Yon evening wreath of heecy smoke
Cmls gently up against the sky
But once through darker volumes broke
The midnight fame, the mothers cry!
And there again the day beams smile
Shall view black, deserted pile.
The morning Of thy life was there,
Where white mans foot now bilghts the soil:
And there, returnd from chase or war,
Thy sire was wont to share his spoil
Revenge his death! charge thee, boy,
And win the warriors noble Joy.
The native American., 1838-03-10
w A SHIN GTON.

The New Yorker publishes the following sketch 0
The character of Washington, which was designed 70,
Monumental Inscription, Transcribed from manuscript
copy, and written the back of picture frame in which
IS set miniature likeness Of Washington, and which
Gangs IN of the of the mansion at Mount Ver
lon having been left there time after Washington's
leath. The author of the composition is not known
WASHINGTON:
The Defender of his Country, the Founder of Liberty
The Friend of Man
History and Tradition are explored in vain
For parallel to his Character
In the Annals of modern Greatness,
lie stands alone;
And the noblest Names of Antiquity
Lose their lustre in his Presence
Born the Benefactor of Mankind
lie united all Qualities necessary
TO an Illustrious Career.
Nature made him Great
lie made himself Virtuous.
Called by his Country to the Defence of her liberties
ne ualnPhantiy yindicated the Rights of Humanity
hho on the Pillars Of National Independence
Laid The Foundations of Great Republic
Iwce invested with Supreme Magistracy
Dy "e unanimous Voice of Free People,
he , surpassed in the Cabinet
l he Glores of the Field:
And voluntarily resignng the Sceptre and tho swora
heured TO the Shades of Private Life
spectacle new and SO sublime
Was contemplated with the profoundest admiration.
And the name of WAsHINcToN
Adding Lusre to Humanity
Resounded to the Remotest Regions of the Earth
Magnanmous in YOUTH
Glorious through Life,
Great in Death,
Ills highest Ambition the Happiness of Mankind
:, his noblest Victory the Conquest of Himself.
bequeathng to Postery the inheritance of his Fame
Ana building his Monument in the Hearts of his
Countrymen.
lie lived the Ornament of the Eighteenth Century
ana died Regretted by Mourning World
The native American., 1838-03-10

This is an operation that has been said is i'm
possible to perform. Yet here is the report OF
il as performed in the presence of two intelligent
surgeons, by DR.. A. G. Smith, the new professor
ofSurgery in Crosby Street School.-N 7. Star.
ExTIRpATIoN OF THE PARoTrD GLAND-N.
G. atat. AZ. Called on me with hard, some
what irregulary formed tumour, on the right
side OF his head; involving the lower part of the
ear, covering the condyloid process, as well as
the whole ramus, and two-thirds of the BODY OF
the inferior maxillary bone. The tumour was
also incorporated with the greater portion of the
masseter muscle, and extended an inch, behind
the condyloid process. AS it was increasing ra-
pdly, advised its speedy extirpation; and Drs.
Cobb and Whitman having examined it with me,
pronounced it to be an enlargement Of the parotid
gland, and concurred with me in the propriety Of
Immediately removing it with the knife. Accord
ingly, with their assistance, and in the presence
of the medical class, l operated in the following
manner. An incision was made in the direction
of the long diameter Of the umour, and the exter-
nal portions Of the ndurated mass, carefully Sc
parated, chiefly with the handle of the scalpel.
AS it was intimately connected with the fbres
of the masseter muscle, was obliged to remove
the muscle, and to lay bare the bone. / found
considerable difficulty in removing that Dor
ton of the induratcd gland which lay behind
the angle of the jaw, as the patient was constantly
wrthing in agony. The whole gland was, how
ever, entirely removed The side Of the face.
from which the tumor was removed, was
found, after the operation, to be parayzed The
wound healed without any unpleasant symptoms,
and IN fifteen days he returned home well.
The native American., 1838-03-10
THE NEW YORK Life Insurance and trust

iHE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Tr,,st
,;an company has capital subscribed Of one million Of
dollars, but IN consequence OF being the depository of
me Court OF Chancery, and Of the SurIowgate Courts
OF the State of New York, we'll as of individuals
me business means Lave increased TO upwards Of five mil
lions OF dollars as appears by report Of the Master In
Chancery, dated 23d Of May, 1885. #I @
10 persons in public employment who receive fixed
salaries an Institution like this affords certain mode Of
securing sufficient sum for their families at future dav.
and II the object OF parent besides that Of merely nakn
hvlng is to accumulate something for the sppor ma
education OF those who may be left behind it can be real
lzed in this way without exhaustng those energes of
mind and person which are usually necessary throneb Tho
ordinary struggles of life h1E75@" oo,S -
person aged 30 years, whose income is ST. 600 per
annum may, by The appropriation of l1S wear secure
10 his childien 5ooo even fhe should die lie next dav
husband 30 years old, may provide $500 for his wife
by paying annually the small amount of $II 80. Alta
years DID, clerk may create saving fund of Al 900 for
the payment of his debts, by the annual premium Of
$37 So AT 60, the amount may be secured during
OF seven years. for the yearly payment $40 l0
In the minor offices of the public service experience
has shown that the salaries sufficient to enaba tb
ncumbents to lay up any thing, even for the nfrmtea
age much less for the maintenance of those who sur
OF only the support of the day. and there are many
tive and anxious hearts who live for the hapnness nr
their families that harrassed for years by the dreadful
apprehensIons OF future want.
For such Life Insurance Companv hold. o,t hr
gives reality to hope, and, by the small ECONOMY Of Te
dollars per month. puts the mind at ease and sords tho
means OF securing it for others.
The preliminares for efecting insurance. are verv
simple, being merely declaration of age, health and
other particulars set out in the forms OF tile Office to-
gether with statement Of the physician and friend Of tho
applicant upon of the same points, the blanks for
which will be furnished by the agent in Washington city,
AS the design OF the company is profit on he side
ana protection to the other and its arr system
directed to that end only requires reciprocity good
ialth to produce the mutual result of strength itself
and security to its customers. f,aa n et
Officers in the Navy will also be Insured, either for
shore duty the latter service however, being with
additional premium, which will depend upon the ati-
tude and climate of the voyage.
Insurance will be made for one year, any period
within years, for life, the premium varying in
either case according to the term The risk of the COM
pany will commence with the date of the poicy bnt no
Insurance will be considered valid until the pocv Is
ieiipered to the insured Full information will be r;yer
lpon application, post paid, 10
HENRY M. MoRFIT.
Washington Civ.
RooK AND JOB PRINTING neatly eYecu,od :,
The native American., 1838-03-10
From The Pearl and GALAXY.
ERRORS OF THE PRESS,

It is sometimes very amusing in looking over
a newspaper, to see the many singular and often
laughabe blunders which wrong letter, or the
omission or misapplication of comma, will oc-
casion. We accidently discovered the following
humorous error in one Of our theatrical critioues:
Mrs. Shaw threw her whole Shout into this
passage Fortunately the error was noticed in
season to have the word Snout expunged and
the proper expression "Soul,' inserted in its
place. But errors equally as ludicrous as this
have passed the fiery ordeal of the printing office,
and been sent into the breathing world for the
amusement of the public. Two recently oc-
Cured in our exchanges which we will state.
A country paper, lately published in large tpye
the following head over well written article
upon the importance of railroads: sINrERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS. The word internal being mis-
taken for hateral.' Another in reporting de-
bate, says Mr.. B. - rose with a sneese and
replied in full; 'sneese, being unfortunately print
ed for 'sneer.'