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wretch, had not the same delicate form
mterposed TO prever. She contamination Of
the deed. She approached timidIy, and
fondly begged the monster 10 20 home
He swore by the living God that he would
never return. Little did he think, as he
uttered the oath, that the vengeance Of that
God his sacrilegious lips proianed, was a,
that moment hanging over him, aud that
the angel OF death was waiting upon the
waters 10 bear him, with all his sins upon
his head, into the presence Of the Creator
he had Knocked.
lie shook the fair girl from him with o
curse and staggered to the railing. A
clrsic. OF tJlis was at some distance from
the shore, and few voices were singing
one Of Russelrs excellent songs. The
dunkard conirived 20 Chamber on the I'D.
pefmosl rail, aud having seated himself,
called 10 the singers 10 perform something
lively, or d-n his eyes, he would come out
there and sing for himself" These were
the last words he uttered. In endeavoring
TO change his position, his foot slipped, aud
he fell into the waters 10 rise no more
Great exertions we're made by the boats 10
render him assistance, aud more than one
daring iellos plunged into the sea bu, all
IN vain-his body has not yet been recoy.
cred. The tide vas running strong a, the
time, and we may hear of his body being
washed upon the opposite shore in a few
days.
The poor girl was almos, franlic-she
rushed to the waters edge, crying "Fath.
cr dear. dear, father For Heavens sake,
save ny fi,herl'' |, was indeed her faith
er. He had once enjoyed handsome pro
Porly, bu, liquor ruined hin. lie sold his
house for It, and OF las, his garments. HIS
wIie had died from want, and this daughter
bad supported him aud three brothers by
lie labor Of her hands. He swo-e he
would never again enter her house, lie
cause shc would not give him liquor-hc
cuwed her and died wbtIc curse against
nlmscifye, hong upon his lips. The daueh
ter dii not leave The spot heioro midnight,
and her cries appalled, the slcutcsl hearts
round her. Twenty dnllars we're raised
among Tue spectators, lot when handed to
her, she exclaimed, No no give me my
alhet."
Poor girl, she called in vain. Thu. faith.
or sas "a other presence. She was borne
rom the place ~ some friends, aud when /
efl the spot, tho h.hness Of heart winch
had drawn me to the scene, had departed
mud | tclt Il almost a stn TO BE- happy amid
the sfeieheducss man makes for almscIl.
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Aqecdote If The Rer, Samuel Hduaes.
MIR, Haynes, happening ono day to pass
by tie open door Of room where hls daugh.
tcrs and some young friends we're assembled,
thought, from What he overheard, ,hev
were making too free with the characters
Of their ncI.hbors; and after their vlslters
were departed, he gave has children a Ice.
ture on the sIniulneSs OF scandal They
answered, Blu, father, what shall We talk
about We must talk Of something's III
YOU can think of nothing else, said he, gel
pumpkin aud roll 1t about; that will a,
least be innocent DIVERSION
A short time afterwards an ASSOCIATION
Of ministers met It his house, and during
The evening, discussions upon some points
Vt Christian doctrine we're earnest, and
their voices were 50 loud as to indicate the
danger otIoslug The Christian temper, when
bis eldest daughter overhearng them, pro.
cured a pumpkin, and entering the room,
gave il TO her father aud SAID, There, faith.
er, roll It about, roll II about, Mr. Haynes
was obliged to explain, and good humor was
instantly restored
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
.UESCELL.E.vEOTS.
Fo-s Hssafs COME lsaasl
A LAY OF REAL LIFE.

Fse~ Hsads COME iaaasl.
ALAY or REAL LIFE.
So,no arp bora with = wooden spoon ia their
.oa.a. and come with ! golden ladle ootpsNtrn.
sano are born wilh un rings in thar noses,
% so1te w'sh SILVER once alsEEsAf7n,
Who ruined mr. cFc was born.
sold EVERY acfu Frass. " corn,
Aud ,cii tAe pc2s hclr ali f0fiogn 7
NJ Grandfather
Who szid my mother wss 10 uuro,
Aai phFs,r 81 mr. ami usadn mn worse.
TIL Infancy became a carer
NJ Grandmother.
Who W, rnc IN tho seventh wear,
A comfort % M asesiirs 5rsi,
And Nc. Pope. the ovefweet
Ny Father.
Who let u,s staryv 10 tny her Gin.
TIL a.I sav bones came through my ssln,
Iaca sss'.l me ugly ltte en- T.
Ny MosAer
who a.I my uosirr was a Turk.
40 tors atc huaae std made lue v0fk.
AID managed ha.s uiy meals 70 sh.fA
NJ Aaa,
who u all ,srtly ,hioF, roald boast.
IL hated o'hvrs' brs,s ~ r,as
Aad t4ssrsote masso no fssl uv paei
N larle
WHO e., ID srrap~s sn endless s-orc.
AID - lssd sheein q ms doo'.
Tai Messy t,ipf panE borc
u Cousin.
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fercely around. The captain was standing
within few PAGES of him, with demoniac
grin upon his features, as il he enjoyed, TO
the bottom Of his soul, the disgrace and
tortures inflicted on the poor Yankee
The hapless sufferer saw that smile OF ex.
utatioO-and that moment decided the
fate Of his oppressor. With the activity
the ierocity, and almost the strength of a
tiger, the mutilated American spraug upon
the tyrant, and grasped him where he stood,
surrounded by his officers, who, for the
moment seemed paraIyzed with astonish.
ment-and before they could recover their
senses, and hasten TO the assistance Of their
commander, the logged American had
borne him 10 the gangway, and then, clutch.
ing him by The throat with one hand, end
firmly embracing him with the other, des.
pi,e his struggles, he leaped with him into
the turbid waters Of The Demarara They
parted 10 receive the tyrant ard his victim
then closed over them, and neither were
ever afterwards seen. Both have passed
10 their last account
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.Unanoin,ed, unanncaled,

----------------- nanOtnlcd, unlnnc0led.
With all their impcrlectious on their heads"
But brighter day has dawued upon the
British navy. The odlous system of i'm
pressmeni Is abolished never again, hope,
70 be adopted. - Boston Cultirator.
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The birds more happier far than !,
Around thy temple throng;
Securely there they budl and there
Securely hatch their young.
Whilst he was reading this Psalm, a
Dove fiew IN at one Of the windows, and
ul'ghied on the capital OF one Of the pllas.
tcrs, near the altar, aud nearly over the
hea9 II the reader. A note Of the Psalm
aud Hymn TO b. sung had been previously
gwen, as Is customary, 10 the choir; other
wise, 1t nigh, have been supposed that
there was design IN the selection, for the
second singing, the 18th hymn, commenced,
Come. holy spirit, heavenly dove
With 81 tbs quiGkening powers;
hinile 9 flame 81 sacred love,
il these cold hearts OF ours.
The preacher was unconscious Of the
presence Of the bird, until the close Of the
services and then the innocent visi,er was
suffered to depar, 10 peace Boston
Iruascrjpt.
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Beautiful Coincidence, During the
morning service on Sunday last, at Christ
Church, Salem street, an incident occurred
which would have been interpreted by the
ancients as signal Of Divine appreciation.
The Rev. Mr.. Marcus, Of Nantucket, the
officiating minister, gave out to be sung,
the Sith Psalm, IN which is the following
stanZa:
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Why is a furnishing landlord sure TO
have plenty Of relations Because he must
have ten ants;
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The other day gentleman asked one of
his farmers what was his age 81 am not
CERTAIN" replied he. 81 am either IS or
6S." "What! p was the response, "not
know your own age 7" "No sir" replied
the farmer, Al count my money, my in-
come, and my cattle; but of my years l
keep no reckoning, because am well con.
WINGED | shall lose none of them, aud that
nobody will rob me of them.
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The Passengers do.-At hotel short
time since, a servant girl enqulred of gen.
teman at the breakfast table if his cup was
out. "No," said he, but my coffee is
The poor thing was considerably confused,
but determined to pay him in his own coin.
While at dinner, the stage drove up, and
several coming in, the gentleman asked.
L" Does the stage dine here !" "No sir"
said the girl, but the passengers do
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NEW MCSlC-O, Native Music: The Convcn, Is )!
~ Pm a ranting, rowing Blade; Nevar despair, =
don't You remember the heaItiIut glade in the Draml
Romance: The White Horse of the Peppers; Thou
come and 'Lc"e thou art me, sung by hiss s.
RI in the grand Eomantic Opera AmiIic; Good Mig
The meeting and parting: care no, for spring on
row; A Life on the Ocean wave by ir Rfssrll She
watched for him; 70. rae let fall tear; Come to IN a,
morning; Der the waters bv nnonligu rh-rc'sno home
like my own nrranged for tn. harp hv r Labnrr--
Royal Watzr.. by a Fleche; Queen Victnriu' Cour
Quadrles. Just received md for sale hv
DIG BCtsEY, 10 Camp =,
tNEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -Duneli-nnn'1
New Medical Dictionary, in one Supe, Rpvai Svn
ologv.-.,ayn- Females, vn!umc. -Ehufes Tl, RI
eucS volumes.
New supplies just rc'ivedby Alex TOWAR.
aug - ~ CAM Street,
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND Will
PRE- ALL

is tact that 100000 of Sarsapariia Blood Pihs have
l. been sold during the past months.
IS f. t-th they taken imlum.crtblc instances
o' tie aud correct the miscIr, anu bad effects of
pulls anl other quack ,el'cine> by winch many live.
endangered.
1t is Ihct-That all qu,ck me lie An mineral.
mercury, wc' qu-ck. think kill curc and trust
To their effect Il" .'h.t or miss
i'c-Tlat numerous iuackS and foreign Inpo.
alIrisrlvts DOCTORS thattrcy effect ualy
th'ir vile and dangerous preparation puhc, caring
nothing for the that they only poe
tn"ir UNJUST gain.
hr i'ct-rhHt the Nnscks and fore rn smpos,ors who
no" nje,t country know n"tng Of the m-i-
cinrs, les about ,>",Sc. ui ih human, stem.
Is ahct-Fhey are uaiiy clicnr.olS' the follow
diseases, al! ui winch ls III
niihc hlno md II iiri, t. ria,nri,-
Rhrunac .ctnn.; t'icrrnu> snrr Of tn ne C throat
Scr"iuI.; Er, ,c.,s: b,I,;
J'un. Heartburn scav rut,,I> ami bio olrs Of
ns"r.rs 9TH iNr, skin, tho sim;
:" - M Ci,u,. Dry aud p.mpi,s am,
Lo : the ,.,utu, thu face and nf
b irk mi pune. ","r TIC uht,
gan al I II he n Tclt"r aud y cw0rnt;
stomach, Swelling aid hai d -nuIr OF the
Inward Ie.ris, had ia gland, Of tie u'ch in
IN" mouth. tout breath; rs, lrrt>t. &c
Flhu"nc.: i"disrstol; S,"nAch cough;
Want of nrc,ite Ia, tc"mlL,ul
Sor and acd,sics OF the h Waterbrash SC
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ALLIGATOR LINE.
Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida
Leaves an, MTG ss,n r%s,aays ,1 Thurs 'c
sp aays s steam ~a'o c:,d ns' f ee
cep, in case Of 5, rm,,) to p sncola thence per
steamer Ee Roy to La Grange, and the CO topr
horse post coaches via Mariana, d ,nbrigc. Pm
der'on, Berr.cn, Outlaws. P.rry, to Mncon,
GA thence via MiIledgevilIc, and Sparta, 10 War
! rentcn, the &C per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is III splendid ORDER with now
c PIPER boil rs, cnrpcrcd antc ppcr fastened.
Tho lie Roy has been Thoroughly trpafed, her
accommodations are as !.an.<"rc a< any 10 p.
Ihn bean ifni Santa Rosa Sound. and C'oc:;~
"a'chc By P.rs-n, i"s;lost interesting s,e"In
Vlgatl"n III tile Srutr-''cng ut the same, mo
! pcri'c'l ~ land i,,.krt.
h Fc,n,s rnf Anr2ass s'on amy ut" in the
utry The divers, to 4 man, careful and a,'cn
tive.
The bridges heretofore d,n"erors havo b. en-
ne" y hui'', "'hn' high 'a'crs dp no, inter Gro
IA" rating houses save bon oSiiy ch,ngcdr
and are now az good ~ any 70 in thu Sonlh
II l. generally knOwh that the cxcrllrnea aud
hardness OF the roads enable tho Il ans ut all sea-
sons to III Ike gro,t speed. Their sno",hn nv So.
| cures tho travel from the ordinary tailgu Of
stage travelling.
The Line Is n"w C frying it's passengers from
Augusta TO Mobile fur days &c twelve
hour -, or to n. W Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going 10 Augusta, the line is SIX days
nd seven hours. Tn tune ac,n lily employed in
travelling ~ the same tile et,or direction,
the difference of timo on the 'utr, is caused by u
day hclng ost ia Pensacola, watch, however, is
ell repaid by the up nr,un,y it gives of scei &
| the Navy Y .fd, tie o.t Spanish Forts. etc. The
tr.vcl or also >lrrps ut Macon, and again at ar
icn'",,. r,is, arrangement will ntr,uc III the
irav,'. tufn- inertia. ard hrn tn iIr will bc the
nv from Nub.l- 20 Anguish, as il IN tt,
other
Tins 4 v, rtistrlrti CONTAINS plain stat ,n'
| OF cts, No "cs.."cy III VIII CHI III prnIr",rrs
gaura trr &C.. passenger til. penalty OF his
| stage Tar
Map. %. II. Line ,nsy bo sccn a, the Es hang.
! Hotel n '.c Ans, and at .hi Ma SOU kAI,sc,
Mobile.
Fare lraugh from " bile to Augusta, ;s+7 80
The l:e rXienis, u, abrLnch 10 raii,,nssuc.
At Chatlaiioocl!r, G line connects with the
steamboat carrying tho mail 10 pu nchis"a aud!
ST. Ioscph's.
utii.e at tho Maasi,n House Mo-, L..
ml7 EOSTW1CK, Agent, Mobile.
Il u.@ A rEtEH, 81 Gravicr ::
4 iFE rRESERNEES--Ju-t received II Superior
IL article OF liz, prescryers III the bazaar,
a.. Rush ALLAN
I IME-li'rn asks ThnHast,nl Llnr, landing from
npis sNj rwHT\Ev, 3 Camp $,
| NEMENr-lly,l,a niic aud Roman Tor sale II.
~ mar ~ hEADN H\R>ToW. 7H+"k ple,
| - ,Ii.! a Nh. E!>-3,I nuxc, 81, run ani,r"
| - aSsrric, h,an~, for sac b,
! uri II | BADGE. y % i3i uasnzinr
| i.Eti.. ,':NW...>-i%, bnx.,s, Ian I'm, tom 81,
| = V"ksamg, :ur sale by A. rHiEE,
! i:n" u q i-'';,~ .,
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ruhGtrh IN FIVE 6Sl' h,l.t DAYS.

rHhGt".i IN FIVE ifI > Ii ,!.f DAYS.
Ft"sn Mobile Gaia h",ai, /" 4sn-,n II
EAtiS Mobile e,el, ",i.,., ,ia, i.l,u,.,:re, It,
the a,rral u the mat ,,n New Del. ,,.> p,.r ..
tt;.,nnl EuE,i>E, tn Nlak,S .,ncics to p.us:. !,
steamboats, per pens.cols H,y, 81 iosa s,ld and Chor,
t,llnc River aud ,ssy Cedar Ei, coscles ;i,enc.
via Ma,4anns, Clruu,.,u.:e. (ioltnrl, Noui., We.
non, l}ainbr ldsc P,mi.ron; ia kius, lille and loui..
Vile, to Augusta passenger ,ak,n his seat at NJ
bile is in no Ja.scr Of e,us thrown or Losing hi.
prelescc l,y conflicting Interests he FLOKl
ia LINE is hut On. concern, and Under one cor IT..
throughout, aud NAV RELY WITH CERTAINTY upo. III.
arrival al Augusta in time specified through all wealth.
er and AT all, seaso unless some most antoresces ca,as
,roIs.e snsu!a eec,,r The (irea, New Orleans Nv,
is carvir.!ls tlis route The Agents for accommo,la
the southern country.
Inc f"aosh uar'', natural roads, the salt and 'nse
eshS WAFER 'a's''io 'le ,,ne ana accommodation
afford the traveller see' cer'aint, comfort, and plea
ing variety; c',.ecied AS i: we've. with the Rail Read
Charleston, s. Z. and the steam packets to New Y@r'
travellers eas, rea II New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nATs'-Washirgto cit, in 10.
From ChAttatoochee, FLORIDA, we have Nrauc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, TO ST Marks, hor
post coaches also two Branches from Hawkinsy;ll
one to Mjlle,ioeyle and one to Nucv Igi,, two hon.
caches STOCK i'n}x 81 cn
AuoUsr. suL Ian 1919
ns;.c -, N.msi,m, lImus. No,;i.
.G,."m.'. \a,. o.,..,,s, ~ Va.;,. ts,,,uu
vio'ale to Augusta, $40 "
A"s',sS 10 Hln'r'est"n' ian .
,: S Su n. " \ \an york; y Su 10y, 10"
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EECO"NENDtT lRl FACTS:

l, is factThc only proprietor and ma'uf'cturer of the
SarAaarlla blood pills regular well aPuth
ested hy the crirbra,e hysc the United
States
DOCTORS Physick Chapman Jackson Gibson, Devices, Hare
James. lIurnrr, COxc, &c.
tits iact-That the Sarsaparia blood pills employed
in the practice Of many ply scians AMI strongly
m"nded by many tIrou= h"ut the STATES Csc" directions
accompanying each box Of pils)
1t is ,ac-Thcy CONFUSED entirely Of vegetables,
and they warranted to contain mercury animal pre-
parations
Iii afSct-They he take by the delicate and
all ages without restraint OF occupation or husiacs> without
fear Of tahng cold; without change of diet restraint from
temperate eating
is afac,rhey viii! not bv their operation. which may
be mild aclive according the quuutt. taken, weaken
the stem much most Of the puga medicines gene
ally do.
1t is f,c.-rhat they re the mos, cffecua
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TEX l.A\D FTIl :.

TEXAS LAND TT TI.r.S
An ABSTRACT Of the original titles Of record i.
n the general la"d '!iire. r,iuch in arcordar Ct
with resolution Of the 'ou.- OF :te,rssenuliv = ia
u.d ,h May, 1893. few copies in.t v,'i un,
sossalety ALEX It,WAR.
is - Camp 81
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ARERNTIYS DYSPrrtr ..iXI2.


lbr tain,tilv III, gre tt,,.t of In r!ii ry.nIs WI
opinion that hin entl,. cs the diseases that afes
n.ankind originate in Tie stomach. This i.lixir
used by him with th, most unprecedented success in
his private and public prnctic" for upwards OF Hrty
years, for til. rcl,vai Of h, following Diseases:
Loss "fuppatts, Fntu'enxv, D<trniinn Of the >tOm
2rh, Puin in tbs sit, Iavness OF tho Head and iiC
aati"n I" sleep. lFrrSu nt the Bnwcis, and in all
cases where th,igrsoi ,vslis habit i foua' 10
exist
This medicine Isl I've nur!l,c cd allNns the ho=t
afqunck no~trunS h+iore the !a,ic as j, j. the
sole invention Of the ancst and scientific surge
Europe ever produced, and the secret of preparing it
purchased BIZ the for very lrr,c sum. 81 il
asre-lne and pleasant to the Ia t., mild upcr
lieut.. always keeps la. bowels free inarts v,gp, and
strength to the system, aud chenrllnrs. to the mind,
aud few bnt'les the mast 'nipncd ct
Dysnepsn lhJscstis, aud plevcntsa RETAIN ut any
future period.
NV YoRx, 17th August 1895.
IS Madison street
sIR:-In consequence Of cadinS n sclcntry life,
aave been troubled, mrre less, with Indigestion for
e-n years; tor the last three years my suferings have
been insupporab!e. have tried several ply cians,
and number of q'ack 'cdicurs, with mt deriving any
benefit. | despaircd Of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resi- gncd myself To the 's hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends try Abcrnehy'e
DyspcPiic Elixir. have nnw finished the fourth bot
Ar and know NOT how 10 express qiration Of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it his performed in
restoring Ia THAT health which uighr lost for.
ever. Send me half dozen bottles Il, e aud cxc,,r
nvianks i'r me blessings you have u errcdly re-
s,orins Int ,oprii.ct health.
Iremain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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