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WORCESTER, (Mass.) 1885.

the Of the British ship that first in the morn,
ing gave the alarm on discovering the American IN
tronchmens on Bunker Hill
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To find one who hath passed through life without
sorrow YOU must ind incapable Of love or hatred
of hope or fear--one who has memory Of the past
and no thought Of the fuure-one who hath no sym
patty with Humanity, and no feeling in common WIN
tho rest Of the species
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NEW UNITED STATES GAZETTEER-Chea
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BARBOUR AND HARRINGTON'S AMERICAN
EQUITY DIGEST
From Chancellor Waiporth.

---I--I---- From Chancellor VVdtDofh.
.>. SARATOGA SPRINGS, June IA, 1886.
have no hesitation in recommending IT to the Pro-
fesson as valuable Digest Of Equity Cases, WHICH will
be found very useful those whose libraries furnish
ed with the Reports and indispensable other members
Of the Profession, who wish become acquainted with
the decisions Of the various Equity Reports in this coun
try and in England iii condensed form.
r. HYDE WALwoRTH.
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Woman's Charms There is something TO me-"
says Byron, very sofening in The presence OF wo-
man some strange influence il one is not in love
with them ] always feel in better humor with myself,
and every thing else, If there is woman within ken"
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TINE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for February, 1898,
This day received and ready for sale distribution
by F.TAYLOR, who will have the work safely forward
ed to any part of the United States.
Subscription price, five dollars pei annum.
Feb g.
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Sing on--sing on--young sinless hearth
When morn first gilds The sky.
The merry birds from slumber start
And MARBLE as they fly
joys fui'ring wing will glance as bright
In dawning Hopes delusive light,
As in the perfect day;
Then let the weary love the night
Twas made for such as they.
Laugh on-laugh on--gay, thoughtess onet
For il is summer, now
Why should'st thou weep when fortunes sun
Is shining on thy brow Z
Yon gauzy cloud, that floats on high,
May hide tempest, lurking nigh;
. Laugh then, while laugh you may.
Leave nd griefto watch and sigh:
WI itb such as theyI
Sleep on, ..a -.a. .,r twisting fart
Love shouu #.rH n.ar
Thou dreamSt Of D. n - -nair
Nav wake thee butt.
The summer-breeze that ks ID H.. .".s.a
And drank its breath, now idly g.,
To wanton with the vine
Sleep on thy guardian-spirii knows ~.
II such fate be thinei
Press on--press on--ambition's son,
The goal is yet 10 win
Heaven grant, the course which thou wilt run,
Lead not TO shame and sin;
Fond hearts are crushd md left TO pine
The ransom of soul like thine,
Their price could never pay
But onward 10 the glilliring shrine!
Why pause for such as they
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DAVID HoFFMAS.
From Benjamin Rand, Esq.

DUSTIN, ouy -, ioo''
The American Chancery Digest is a very useful and
valuable work Digest of the decisions oil the Courts OF
EQUITY In this country much wanted before Inc APP
pearance Of this work. an index to the many volumes
of printed reports otherwise OF comparatively tte use 10
the Profession in practice have examined the volumes
comprising this Digest and find that the cases have been
collected and dgesed with great care, diligence and hde
lily. " hAND'
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VOL l.

TINE TEN MILES SQUARE.--The Picture Of
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~ the river Potomac Captain John Smith and the tribe
OF Indians formerly nhabtng its borders laws OF Mary
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To the student and practitioner in Chancery, this book
will be valuable and almost necessary key to the multi
tudinous decisions in Chancery, which are scattered
throughout upwards Of three hundred volumes OF Amer-
can Reports and especially when it is considered that this
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cHJTry,s PI.EADINGS.

"lt is writer of our own day that the honor IS due
Of having first thrown efecual light upon the science OF
Pleading by an elaborate work, in which all its different
eps are collected, arranged in convenient divisions, and
Aastraed by explanation and example '-r Sergeant
Ste
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CHITTY'S CRIMINAL LAW.
From the American Jurist and Lac Magasne, i

January, 1887.
"The extensive use Of this book, and its wclearned
reputation render any particular remarks from us its
character entirely superuous But the and refer
by Mr. Perkins 1.-THE American edor 10 the present
edition. deserve especial mention They place their
thor among American annoators by the side Of Story and
Metcalf Mr. Perkins's notes acute, tho
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with critical accuracy their natural places in the text
= Reference has been made to nearly two thousand
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reports have been scd; and every which bears
upon any part Of the Criminal Law correctly cited We
do hesitate say, that Mr. Perinss abors have
senally enhanced the value Of Mr.. Chitty's work
Feb. l9.3t
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MIR BUCKlNGHAM's LEcTUREs.--A snong
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Collie Mixture.

HNHE above is n never fnli.ng cure for that
IL variety of collie, 30 distressing to Infants,
and for which the most injurious anodyne SUBJ
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usually operates gently OF the bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
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quack medicines matle to sell, cannot command.
It is extensively used by the best physicians in
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mother, acts as charm. While it allays the
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& certicn!es Of ts eilicucy Gf required) ca, b.,
produced from the most respectable ciliZcns o
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KITCHEN & ROBERTSON, Hamburg
EnW WEBB, ,Anderson H.
VIM. IiACkETT, Pendieton c. II.
DIR. Ell. MINIS, Edgefeid e. III.
Feb 6 1888 I'll
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Register Of the Land Office for tho Spring Filed
district, Mo-, which seems 10 embrace th; onin.
IONS OF many in different lions Of the countrv
J. :. -
west and south, and having heardl much amid ~
favor Of Dr. sappington's fever pills, / do here.
ny certify that believe there bns never We, baen
any medicine offered to the public SO efficuciou.
IN The cure OF ievers that which lie has pre.
pared l have known many labouring under fs.
sSr " uho ague, cured IN the course Of from "a to
=" hours and oil cases Of fever il, which have
known 1t used, II has never failed to efiec, n c,,ye
80 lar az known to me, in u shorter time ,hnn anv
medicine have ever known used do there.
lore recommend it to all persons lnborin9 under
fever, Us the best remedy known to the public.
| JOlL II HADEN.
cine is offered for sale at the Edge6eld Dmo
Store
April 10 =,
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Improved Cotton Gins.

VIE Subscribers having established a COT.
-; n ION GIN MANDATORY in tho
Town of Hamburg, j. c., on the improved ava.
tenn of Mr. Boatwrieht, beg leave to recommend
their Gins to the public. They warrant their
Glns to be equal if not superior TO those of MIR.
boatwr'ght. on account Of an alteration, which.
in their opinion, is a decided Improvement: that
H. instead of blocks of wood on the ribs. they
nave adopted the plan Of making the ribs of their
Gins entirely Of steel and iron, which have prov.
cd ny experience TO be preferable.
MIR: boatwrisht having declined the gin ma
King business in Augusta, Mr.. l.. b. CosB. who
conducted ii there for him. bcirs one of the part
ners in the concern, they will endeavor to rive
satisfaction to all who may favor them witt, their
custom.
% Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
>, COBB & KENNEDY.
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9oetfe &eeess.
THE INrEMPERATE.

BY JAMES OTIS ROCKWELL.
Fray, MIR. Dramtrinker. how do you dot
What in perdi,ions the matter with you1
iiow did you como Ivy that bruise OIL the headl
why are your eyes SO internally red
Why do you mutter that intidcl hymn3
Why do You tremble in every limbl
VINO nus done this?-let the reason be shown.
And let the offender be pelted with stoner
And the Drandrinkrr said-'If you listen TO me.
Sou shall henr what you hear, and shall see
whatyou see.
had father-the grave is his bed;
!had a mother-she sleeps with thu dead,
Freely wept when they LETT me alone,
0ut shed all my tears on their grave and their
stone;
PLANTED willow--I planted yew,
Ald LEFT them TO sleep till the last trumpet blew
Gortune was mine, and mounted her cur
5ieastre from virtue had brckoned me far:
onward went. like an avalanche down,
1ahd the sustlne OF fortune was changed to a
frown
Fortune was gone, took to nv side
young, and lovely and beautiful bride!
ner entrented with GOODNESS and scorn
1arrying buck Till the break of the morn
ShghtnS her kindness, and mocking her fears
Casting blight OH her teuderest wears
Sad and neglected and weary lcit her;
BORROW and cure fhcr reason bereIt her
LII IKE star, when II falls from lis pride
ohe sunk OH the bosom Of misery, and died.
had child, and il grew like vine
falr as the rose Of Damascus was mine:
fair-and watched DER her innocent youth,
AS an angel from heavcn would ov. r truth.
Snc grew like her mother, in feature and form:
tier blue eye wus languid, her check was too
warm.
Seventeen summers had shone on her brow
Inc seveneeth winter behold her laid low!
1onder they sleep in their graves side by side.
a iarther-a mother-a daughter-a bride!
When they had leti me, stood here alone;
Non of my race or M kindred were known!
rriehds + all forsnken, and hope, all Departed
Pau and desparng, and desuatc hearted
feellIg no Kindness for ought that was human.
iated ny man. and deserted by woman-
Dnnkrupt IN forum" and ruined in hume
onward kept in the pathway of shame;
ana I'LL this hour, since my father went down.
My brow has but known u continual frown.
~ no to your children, and tell them the tale;
=; ae,i them his check, too, was lively pale;
=, neii them his eye was nll boodshot and cold;
ne ae, mem his purse was a stranger to gold:
Ach them u" passed through the world they
are in,
ahe victim oil sorrow, and misery and sin:
Tell them when lifc's shameful conflicts are pnst.
In horror and anguish he perished at last!"'
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TEACHERS WANTED

VIZ PrInci pals OF the Male and Female
Schools at Greenwood, having de,.rmln.
e'' to retire from their respective OCCUPATION. =,
ue close 1i the year, we propose 10 the consider.
a.i"n OF Teachers generally, the charge Of those
s lns't''t'ons the ensuing year, 1889 The schools
will be limited to a certain number of snden,s
ana a a, Principal required for each one of them
VIZ; Inc ClassIcal.the Female, the Male, English
ana tile Musical department of the Female school
n liberal salary will bc given to all, and none need
apply unless they are qualified in every respect
aIG can come well recommended. The Teach,
er Tor thr Male nglish school mnst be thorougb.
y acquainted with the sciences We would in.
'Is' ,n ,se & VINO may wish to make application.
or pre-, ious to the Goth October next. at Which,
time we expect to 60 into the election. mar
r'cd gentleman if such can he procured. womla
he preferred to take charge of the Female school
whose Lady may be competent Assistant mar,
tc"larly in the Musical department. Letters on
The sub ect may be addressed to me or any of the
i!oard of ofTrustees, directed Woodville p. O. q
C.. X. C.GRJFFIN So.
Sept. l3, 1893 "a