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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-17
EDl:* eea.aJ e 'HesN.

YEYIIE Firm heretofore existing under the
"a name of NICHOLSON d. PRESLEY. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All rersota
Indebted to us un to the lst Jantary, lS-iD. Nv.
requested to come forward and settle their note,
and accounts. They will be found ut their ~:
stand in The hands of L. b. Presley, who Is,
duly authorised to settle The business of the cur
Ger :. ]. o. NICHOLSON,
E.B PRESLEY.
Edgc!ied c. IL. Oct |, l5l0 If IS
HEyHE NJ II ,c . tugcfe Balnist' A
a soca lon fJr this year, are in the CIer
Office Tor delivery. Get. IL, ls4Q.
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State of South arGlina.
o.. ABREVILLE DIS TRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John Wilson Adm'r of n;U fr gcl,rf
Hneh Wilson, vs Jennet and
Wilson, William Wilson, T,;yuct;on

Hneh Wilson, vs Jennet D 0nJ
Wilson ,,,S WiIIn% aIb... Wilson, Injunction.
EB URSUANT TO the order of Chancellor
.E Dunkin, made in this case, all the credit
ors of Hugh Wilson, at the time of his dcalIi,
whose demands shall moi have been fully and
properly paid by his administrator, are hereby
notified to present and prove their demands be-
fore me on or before the frsl tlny ot January
next. A. ID. 1S4I: and the creditors OF itie sad
Hugh Wilson, deceased, IRE hereby nctiled,
thai the Decree OF Chancellor Dunkn orders
that the Commissioner cause two months no.
lice 10 be inserted in such public paper or pa
pers us he may deem proper Tor al the credit
ors of ihc said Hu"h Wilson to present and.
rruye their demands hefort. the Commissioner
and thai such of tie creditors as shall moi pre-
sent and rrove their demands on or before a
prrcmprpry div 10 he fixed by the Commits
s:oner shall be excluded from the beEcti! Ui this
decree.
It's further ordered that npnn notice OF irS
decree being given to any OF the creditors ot
Hugh Wilson such creditors shall be enlolncd
Iium commencement or further prosecution of
any suit I'll law against the administrator alOre.
said.
Ii is further ordered that the administrator
Go account helure the Commissioner concerli-
ing ,hr estate of his intestutei and that tho
Connis: inner do report the demands against
the estate of Hugh Wilson, which mny he prov
ed. arranged in order illegal priority and the
balance in the hands of the administrator, after
allowing uIl proper pay ments and expenses.
Benz. Y. MARTIN, e; +; 4: d.
ly5es;s Gs%%t: c. ~. 2g'$s, s,p.a, 1870 sD 3
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PROCLAMAgI@Ns

By His ExceIIcucy. B. X. lEsAGAS. Esq;
Governor and Cnmmnnd,r.inc chlei ln, anu
over the Slae ni >;uUli Carolina.
Whereas, inflammation has been received III
this Department, from the Town 'Con"cil OF
WinusorosI.. that on the lilh inst. All afro
cious .sclnpt was made, by some person NJ,
!.nown, TO lire the Court House OF Farllr!d
uis.r;c,. Now know yc tIiat 10 the crd !islIce
nlay be ,!r.r, and !lc nI!t!rIer binngh hito lest
r,liIishncn!. ! 10 hereby offer fownd OF
ONE HUNDi;i';' AID FIFTY DeLLAEs'
for his apprehension. and delivery unto any
Jsil Of 'ii': State. and prosecution 10 co!vlc'
t,n.
Given under my iand, ani scal oGtl'e st'ts. 1t
Columbia. the ;3,5lI, day Of NovcnI5r!' one
tuus. nj eight hundred and forty, md II the
six,y-liull year Of the Independence OF liie
United :latcs of America. -. q
q. *. IlENAGAN.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LABuHp., Secretary Of State.
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ESseFgSass DO the Jail

& BIZ this District, Il negro man by the name
W of Damon, about Is years of agc, dark
complrxull, .c iret three inches and Il Ilal
high lie has 4 scare over his slrlteye. and his
right eye tunl on; aud the other very muc"
dccayed he also a> cut un his right inol.
He says he belongs 10 Mr. james Barret, q.
IIu.ison County, Ga. and that he ranawa
about the middle. of August last.
The owner is reqnestcdto come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take h"i
away. &. y. GOODMAN, J. l.. u.
Sen. - 1910 If 81
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State Of South arolina.
EDIEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henry Stnur. Applicant, VS. Thomas
Siune and others, Defendants.
gT Appearing to my satisfaction. that
i. Ahaer Sinne, Levy Jordan and wife
Sally, two Of the Defendants in the above
stated casr, reside beyond the limits OF This
State. Itis thcreinrc ordered, That they
do appear and object 10 '!c division, Or
sale, Of il;c real estate ol' Jesse Stone, de-
ceased, on nl before the first Moulay i'll
Februsry next, (lSll,) CT their consenI
will be entered of record.
.. TOWLES, o. E. u.
Nov3. 1910 SIS ab 40
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Augusta Eelaasc Seminary.

ss.IlIi durics of this SE EMlEAii :. vii! he
6 resumed on or about the l.tl, Of Oct0Icr,'y
MR<. H. l.. AIoISE, assisted by competent and
e.lirirn, Teachers. All the branches OF IL com.
pIetc EYGll.n EDUCATION WILDE taught, Also
fnESC:l and o!;icr LANGUAGES; VocAI. and Is
srguaGNraL Music. and DRAwISG aud PAINT
ING ia all their branches.
TERMS. pr. pr. Of 3 m'.>.
For Ensls!,-irom $Sio $IJG0
French and other Languages, 1000
Music on Inc Piano, 2UGD
Guitar, I0MJ
Drawing and Painting, 1900
g Boarding s; Lodging, lights 4 !icl. oa,uD
A limited number Of young ladies can be
comfortably accommodated in the Immediate
family of .mrS. Noise, W. .osc attention will be
devoted to their morals am! department.
Augusta. Gcor. Sept ~, l~lH. C 33
The Elgeiia!d Advertiser. vi insert the above
three times and forward bill C0ntifMioaaiiS'.
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State Of South Carolina.
ADHEVlLLE DISTRICT.
nv TIE COM.uON PLEAS.

IS Case on A'tachmcnt.
JOHN Brownlcc,
The Plan:ill' having this day filed his declu.
ration in l,!e Clerks Uilice Of Abbeyille District
agains. tho defendant, who is absent from and
without tile limits of the State, and has neither
wife, nor attorney, Known within the same,
npon whom i copy of said declaration might
be served: Ills therefore ordered. tia, the said
Defendant do appear umd picnd to the said
Declaration, within Il year aud Il day from tho
filing Of this Declaration, or iinuI and absolute
Iudymcnt will be given AMI awarded against
him. JOHN + LIVINGSTON, c.c.P.
Clerks Office,
May II. 1910, WEN $3.50 age
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UHSEO
AND e Es s ON
Mate and Female
AC

IA T. ar,. happy 10 ann"unce 'o'he pup
w lie, hal w. LrvEnIrr has cunseh-
ted 10 continue in rur employment Ter the
supervision of lhe Male Academy. for the
subsequent wear. His continuance il our
.mp.u, mem for five su:ressive years :nny
serve as testimonial Of his character
and qualifications as classical instructor
We have likewise employed Mrs. NC
ELRoY TO take charge of the Female Acad-
emy. The well known character of this
lady as an experienced and efficient 10
structress, needs, as we trust, no public
commendation to secure her liberal share
of patronage. She will givc instruction in
the various branches of Female Educa'
lion. Miss WALLER, who has given am
pie testimony o: her competency, will give
instruction in the Musical Department.
The rates of rnitian in both :schouls as
heretofore. The exercises Of The schools
will commence on the firsI Monday III
January. J. p. BENSON,
A. EVINS.
J. N. WHlTMER,
{ ORR,
L. WEBB,
d. BROWN,
J. HAMMOND.
Trustees.
Nov. II. 1910. d ~
The Edgefrld Advertiser wifi give The
above four Insertions, and forward their
account to The Trustees.
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State Of South Carolina.
AEBEElLLk. bis !i.C'r.
IN TIE COMMON PLE-tS.
INr.I-.,,,, & lIn.Inn

vs. Case on .!Hcsh%eEt.
William ii. Bailey
Whereas Plaintiffs havc lhisday flied lien
declaration III the Clerks Office Of Abbcrillc
District, against the Defendant. who is absent
from. and without he limits Of this State, ard
las eirher wifi. unr a,loruay. Known within
the s:,,,,a. mpon whom Il copy OF the said IrcIa-
ration will, rule 10 plead unto, nigl,! he
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that The said
dll,.daut do appearand plead to the said Dec
aralinn. within year and il day, from this date,
or Judgement. ima! and absolute will be awar-
dcd against hin, -.-....-
JOHN Z. LIVINGSTON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office,
May II, lSlO waM $50 aqc
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State of South s arnlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
CYNTHIA TAYLOR. Applicant,

CYNTHIA TAYLOR, ApFlraut,
vs.
DANIEL PAEDUm AND JoEL
BuENnAM, Defendants.
TT appearing to my sa'islhcllhn, That
4 Daniel Purdue anl Joel Bnruham,
the Defendants in the alore stated case,
reside without the limits Of this Salc. 1t
Is therefore ordered that they To appear
and object 10 The division ur sale OF the
real estate Of Lee Steel, deceased, on, or
before rle first Monday in February nexr,
1911, or their consent 10 the same will be
entcred of record.
Given under my hand, this 2llIl dav Of
Nov. 1910.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. E. y.
Nov. 2G. all AZ
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t.ssTE;s:N gy.a-sE; EaDUSE.

H.lH Ei;.:. :. [.
a7IiI. 'uI.<crhcr I::::',: PM his v Att
a nDUS III I:,noa.i f.'I'air. al!d raised
il ;.u.: liz. lcc' i.ig!,cr :liah before, wh;h
make. 4, 10 hi.h waier. raners and MGR
chants n.ay ,cSt aHS''rrdui 40 tlan!ef rom 'sh
wafer, il: storing CnirGil III tins FHrc:io''se:-
He is tian!dii: NJ tie LIBERAL patronage nl his
friends er,u!ni", aal !!,;'cr, himself that ny
Ills personal :,'l = -rr i .':;"i,oh TO hH-lrsS,;i
will merit a co!;.:n,'o.r I! :aG inr!ncf liberal
patronage In,!".:ri -: Inn.
Any Coroalm h. ll!ay 1--we III store, nrl!at
ma /, hc san; Ia !,iio be >iI;"neN 10 tiiflcs.r:i
n Savannah. viii Ea .:!i.tl, a:i,'n'!r,'to
w. =. D:.L"Il.
Hamburg. Aug ~, 30 u
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Eseceic,asg 81 EorsUGrtsinS
a 4. Il "a 4, y.
. AND d.
Eactorage s. Commission
BI .SI.H + S $:
HAMBURG, s. C..

YHyIIE Subscriber respectfully takes leave
8 to re"ew 10 his customers. his sincere
acknowledgements for the extensive patronage
hitherto bcs!ow cd OH bins! and would beg 10 as
slr!c :cm Of Il continuance OF that strict n'irn
ton 20 their Interests. which, !rnlna largely III
creased business, he latlcrs himself has brr:
appreciated.
He deems it unnecessary to dilae. to AlER.
CHANTS, Oh the eyidcn, superiority of hi claims
10 ihfir patronage as Il RECENING IN
FOEU.iRDIHG ,GEyr:--his long crpcr;cnre
i'll tia, department; rigorous cisers"acc Of IN
s',urti0ns and tic rates Of ia"iing; his entnc
attention being Restricted! 10 Il Commission Du-
-i::css alone; aud lac iSOiatcd and rirrnica posi-
ten o.! bis warehol,>e, thus lesSciin= lie risks
from fire aid inGIrl1:iu'i<; arc circumstances,
which, srit! all duo dcicrncc, cnlitlc him to Il
p,crc;!cncc.
10 PLANTERS hr wurll again tc!I;!cr lis scr
vices in Inc sa:: o their curroS and other p&o-
Ducy: 10 his department lin appr"prlnIcs iIs
rrrs,Hai attention. and i"n his practirnl EiIowl.
c,!gc of this business, hc feels assured he will
u,0u;ote lilp interests oftiO:c who may rnmSi. II
to linn. j. T.. DENHoN.
Hamburg, $. c. July 25, 1910 + 30
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Is Gtl &C

q ii. rrrsnn indebted to the estate Of
q Jas. Omli> ic. deceased, ar earnestly
cuuested to make immediate payment, as
ne subscriber intends to close The estate
nl those having demands against the es-
nc, will present them properly a!tcsted,
without delay.
J. s. JETER, Adm'r.
Nov, 2s, ls4l. If 43
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a. GNgs ID.

FEINE Subscriber ra!ies tl!i; mclhol oi' H.
e lormin. HI, friends ANA Tic public gcler-
ally, thai llc will continue IL
General Commission ani Fartorwgc Business
in this place. lie will altcd 10 The selling, rc-
cciyius, forwarding and storing OF Cotton, nr
ether Prc;lucc aud Mrrrilauiizc. and t" the
buying any ar,i"!c or bill Of articles entrusted
to his Charge, to all OF which he will give his
personal aiich:inn, and will also make liberal
adya,rcs Oh Cotton shipped through him. 10
Charleston Or Savannah Whilst soliciting HE
p1lronage of his friends he begs leav" 10 return
ilicm his sincere thanks for past i;ivorS.
II. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, s. C. July Il, lSlO 3m ..G
IN Store, and lor sale, to order or otherwise,
iargc assortment Of
Hemp and 1'o.c Raging, Bale Rope
and Iwinc.
H. III.
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ENdsEN D.

MN this Dislrct,r +;Iu:, lime since, Il Musical
q Box and something else wrapped in pa
ner. The Owner can have the s;lne by proving
roper,y, and paying charges. Euqnire oi
y. A. Crow, living naar alount Vintage.
Nov. =. 1Si0 4O
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LAST NOTICE.
State of South Carolina.
ApHC.CnJ INSTRUCT.

un OBERT C. RITCHEY living about four
E@ miles Eo.tIi east of AbbeyiIIc &. House.
Tolls before me. nnc brown bay Mare, about
lnur,een ana i.a!fhands high, supposed To be
three wears nld last spring, black maine, tail
and laos. No white. nor any other marks u
L"nt her, appears To he quite gentle, and 'rots.
Appraised u 6r dollars .,.o,
Ahbrvi"c G. II. An. y. l::p md -
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EdsefieAd Village EcEnaac
Acaelellay.

FHNIlE exercise ol' lis Institution will close
q. iur this year OIL the 4lt December, and
will be rcslllicd on the first monday IN january
ISL Miss Richardson. who has most accept
ably perio:med l.e duties of Assistant this year
will continue in the same Department for the
next year. The Musical department will con
tlnuc to be filed by MIR. Bacon. The Rec
,orcan accomndatc Thirty boartcrs. und IN other
houses pupils can be. accommodated 10 any
reasonable extent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14
M i > CELL "a m q @ "a s..

The Opium Question. We have already al
luded to the noble tone which some Of the Eng.
fish papers have taken IN relation 10 The Opium
Question. The Essex, flers, and Kent Her
curry has an excellent editorial article on this
subject, IN which, alter stating number OF facts
going on to show the improper conduct OF Capt.
Elliot in endeavoring to force an illegal uatic
the Editor remarks:
I'VE hope that neither parliament nor the ma
ton wonld permit men, TO resent an act " :.ich
in our most deliberate judgment, we believe to
be right, Just, and necessary act. We feel con.
fident Minister'S entertain no such views. Ii
would indeed he shameful in the Government of
Christian nation, to back its subjects in viola.
ting the laws, and contamnating the morals of
foreign people and still more to back them by
invading the territory, and cutting the throas
OF the people whom we have injured Never
was there trade more uni neti6able than The
contiaband Opium trade, carried on by the Eng
lish with China, except perhaps the African
stare trade. The slave trader might with equal
justice require compensation. We hope the in
famous trade i'm this article has received its death
blow, end though the Immediate effect of the
measure is TO deprive our Indian Government
of considerable source of revenue and to draw
upon this country inconvcnienuy for specie in
order to pay for the purchase OF tea, yet the
Ultimate effect will be hcnetic al even in com
mercial point al view, us it will increase the re
quest and the demand for observation-disclosures,
and terminate course of crime disgraceiu to
the character of the English nation
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r. In G e. "a a. RnA e n.
From the Yankee Farmer.
BARN CELLARS.

Mr. Editor,-Having read, in some of the late
numbers Of your paper, articles relative to Barn
CctoIs,-I am induced 10 send you, in brief, NV
own experience and doings upon the sub
ject.
Convinced by three years riol, of The great
value of Roots, for feeding cattle during the time
when they confined to dry fodder; and de-
fermincd to have in future good supply Tor
my sioch,-l resolved to have place for storage
more convenient in several particulars, than was
afforded by my house cellar.
Convinced. also, of the greater value of ttia.
Nure deposited IN a cellar, instead of being thrown
out exposed to the sun, wind and rain, as is us.
uai with farmers generally among us,--l much
desired TO have n house under my barn, which
would accommodate me in these particulars
But as my barn stands upon level ground, hes.
imted, somewhat, as to the expediency Of ma
king such an excavation as would be necessary
10 accomplish my purpose,-but hitting upon
a plan which seemed, not only feasible, but to
combine several advantages with it, had the
satisfaction OF having, under part of The drive
way a good cellar, walled up and plastered,
from frost, the past cold winter has pro-
we'd, ready for the reception OF my Ruta Bagas,
and also under the drive way, and stable
a cellar for the deposit of manure
The plan referred to above, was, raise the
floors of the stable and drive way, two feet from
their Original level, by which the following adj
vanlages were standardization feet saved
in the depth of excavation,-much labor saved
in unloading hay, in the hot and busy season
ofhay time; this last, found to he no incon
siderable item, especially when pitching from
the bottom of the load to the top NOW.
III addition to the advantage already named,
my cellar had been found a very convenient
and wurna place tor my store pigs 10 winter
in.
AS to the expense can give you no correct
estimates; the work having been done at 'odd
Jobs during the summer of 1886. can only
say that much benefit has already been renped
from it, and confidently expect that very
lew years will repay all.
JAMES S. DRAPER.
WayIand, Mass. March 20, 1910.
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From the Journal CCommerce.
GOVERNOR SEWARD AND The ONION
DAGA INDIANS.

have seen nothin of official character more
honorable und nothing better calculated 10 touch
the better feeling oflhc heart than the brief |,
dress of Governor Seward to the Ononduga
Chiefs. 1t contrasts strongly with the conduct
of another State and with that OF the admins
tration of the General Government. Here is no
attempt to gain popular favor by promoting the
interest or supposed interest Of The state ut the
expense of n dependant people. The Govern,
or OF this state pays no such poor compliment
10 the moral sense of those he represents. Here
is no recommendation or coercive measure to the
Legislature, intended, 10y rendering the situation
of the Indians insufferable, to drive them frotn
their homes; no imprisoning OF ministers of the
gospel for the offence of residing among the II
and laboring TO elevate their moral character.
On the contrary thew are kindly congratulated by
The Governor upon their determination to remain
i'm the state, and not to sell their lands. In the
spirit of magnanimity worthy the great State o.
Hns n6 sf p sse lie h any &py
late with them and endeavor to convince them
OF their error, and will in no event consent 10
such sale, except with the free anil unboueht
and interrupted consent of the chiefs. beadIncn,
warriors and people of the Onondagas, ana not
even then without an effort TO persuade them
that their true happiness would be promoted ny
retaining their possession, cnivating Their lands
and ENJOYING the comforts with which oui com
mon Father mas surrounded them.
I have no where met with so severe repuKe
mon the present and past administration OF our
government as is implied in this brief address,
If it be not daggers to the breast of many pro-
minent man it is because his heart is cailous to
every generous emotion. y.
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From, The .Ne,c Genesee Farmer.
LONG MANURES.

Tho knowledge OF some general principle is me-
cessary, to enable the farmer to prosecute win
success, some o the most important bran"hes
of his business. The correctness of this remark
is demonstrated, in the successful application OF
The different kinds of manures. 1t is we'll known
thew cannot communicate nourishment TO the
plant without going into state Of solution, for
which water is the agent So far as the food OF
plants supplied by the soil it appears very cer'
tain that 1t is imbbcd by the extremties of the
roots only. For it has been discovered that the
portion of the soil which is soonest exhausted, is
precisely that part in which the greatest nun.
Der of the extremes of the roots lie. VI those
ex.remtes are cut off, the root increases no
more in length but the sides send of hbres which
perform the functions of roots, and irnbIbe food
by their extremies. 1tappears, then that inc
nourishment derived from manure must frst ne
Dissolved by the moisture of the soil, and alter
wards come in contact with there extremues,
10 assist the growth of the plant. Hence the APP
plicnlion Of undecayed vegetable manure, as
straw. cornstGks, Sc, spread and mixed win
The soil as eflectually as practicable with the
plough or harrow, will contribute much less tothe
value of a crop than many suppose. The follow
ing account from distinguished author, "eVei'
opes facts relating to this subject, which may be
of much practical u1ility:-It appears, says he'
from the experiments OF Mr. Hassentrats' tAa'
substances employed as manure produce effects
in times proporioued TO their degree OF putreiac
ton; those substances most putrid,producing inc
most speedy effects, of course, soonest ioosins
their eficacy.-Huviug manfred two pieces o.
the kind of soil. the one with mixture OF 'nne
and straw highly putrefied, the other with the
same mixture newly made, and the straw al
most fresh, he observed, that during the hrs
year, the plants which grew on the lana ma
nured With the putrefied dung, produced muct
better crop than the other, but the second yea
mo new dung being added) the ground wh'cn
had been manfred with the unputrehed dung
produced the best crop. The same thing tooF
place the third year after which both seemed
equally exhausted. -.. s..r. .-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

A False Prophet.-lt will he perceive the
following paragraph which we extract from the
London Atheneum Of Jan 18TH, that an excite.
nent relating to the approaching end OF The
world, prevailed III France at the commencement
of the present year. But as the day, on which
the event was to take place, passed by without
any extraordinary occnrrence-taere is reason
to believe that the prophet who uttered the pre-
dcton was false one. Whether Mr. Miller s
prediction will be fulfilled remains to be
SEEM
sOur lively neighbors on the o,h,r side of the
channel have been occupied in looking out the
end of the world, whiah the prophets had an
nounced for the 9th of January i'll the present
year. That the rene wal of rumor, which
had periodical currency amid the particular IN
teres and general superstition of the dark ages,
under any sanction less positive than those OF
philosophy ITSELF speaks but little for the state Of
education in The country where it has obtain
ed.''
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ana not stand by to see others attend, but him
sell engaged ia the Office Of principal nurse, and
u Wns evident llIat while the disturbed mind of
The sufferer was unable TO recognizes other friends.
We Kind voice and miniscring hand Of Mr..
Webster were always gratefully recognized by
ne dying youth; and an approaching pnroxisn
OF insanity and convulson was alleva,cd or
prevented by his embracing him, and kissing
his burning cheek. "-Ne,carh .4dUer!iser
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-04-14

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