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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

Declarafiono| Of Tadepenienes.--The Ma
\ .ional ln.rlligeneerof Of Monday contains the
,llewing article in relation 10 Charles Car
roll, OF CarrollioD, the last survivorin 1876
Of nlI ,ause whosigned,ise Declaration of
American Independence:
= Ia the year 1926. after all save one of
,he baad 0f pairiois whose signatures arc
borue on lhe Declaration Of Independence
had descended 10 the tomb. and ihc yener-
ahle Carroll alone remained among the
living. the government ofil,e ciiy Of Now
I Yo,k depaiesi committee 10 wait on the
.il,usrrians survivor and obtain from him
!cr sleposis 10 the public bali in the city. q
co,F ofthe Declaration Of l576, srseed
and authenticated aDew With bis sigD man
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ligr. E'ilds's Wing Addrss.--A CORES
pondcn, Of the Augusta CoHstiiu.ionalisi
is holding an inquest on this dead body
Thinkipg ], ~ 6rsi,o be something dan
eeroJs. wc had prepared ourselves To deal
with f,-s,u, after reading aud reading, we
came quite to The end ia disapppinled
search after someihing; lhers 9as. TO our
otiou, noibing ia It. Lest we might be
spug, however. se gave it 20 friend to
read. He sai dsnn @ith gsea, sGlenniiy.
and read sometime. his ceuntenanee more
and more assuming look ofpuzzled i'm
patieuce--"Huw do you like it." said We.
81 hay'nt co ue TO any thing ye,." said he.
He read il through. "liow do you like
IT," said we. There is nothing in it,"
said he.-CharlesioH Mercury.
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MEAD alUARTERS,
CLAnKsDoa. June %, 1872.


fOr.iers No. II
THyHE Commissioned Officers Of The follow.
E ingg5pigades are ordered 10 encamp for
Eve days. .. llie sinics herein specified. viz -
Tis6tlI Brigade of Infantry. nj tongues, on
Monday. tilc 18th July ncxi.
The juui Brigade of Infantry, a, place TO
be selected bY the Major Geuerai ofthe 9th Di-
vision. on Tuesday. the ID day of August next
T'he2d Brigade of Infantry, OH Tuesday, the
9th day of August next.
The Isl Brigade OF Infantry, on Tuesday
the 23d day Of Angus, next The Major Gem
eral ofthe Isl Division win designate the places
for the lst and I'd Brigades to encamp, and re-
pon to the Commaudcr.in.cheE. the pluces so
selected.
The sib Brigade Of Infantry. at the Lime
stone Springs, on Monday, Tie 9th day Of Sep
iemher aext.
The 9Th Brigade Of Infniry. near Camden.
on aionduy ihe 18th day Of September next.
The 7lh Brigade OF Infantry, near Society
Hill, on Tuesday. the 9th day of September
uexi.
The Commissioned Officers of the Isl and
9th Brisades or Cavalry will encamp by Regi.
,nens. with the BTigndes of Infantry in which
they are located, or by Bngadrs, with either
Drisaue Ot hHldDIy ot uleir DNis'oh as anc
Brigaders mag deem Most convenient.
The Major Generals Of the Is, and 9TH Divi-
sions, and the Brieadier Generals Of the 9Th,
9Th and 7th BrgRdes, are required TO extend 80
much ofihis order as rrlaies 10 their respective
commands,
The Quarter Master General will caasc the
arms and tents 10 be q. earh encampment ia
due time.
The following Aids-de- Camp 10 the Cou-
,nander-in Chief, are ordered 10 attend the Ell.
canpmsnts. yiz,-Golouelsi iYigiall, Dikinson,
Thomson. English. Manning, Wallace. Msr-
shall. Singleton and Taylor.
BY order The Comlnanderin-Chlef.
J. w. CANTEY.
dJu,aat and Inspector General.
July7 Ct "a
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Enor, tse Nc,o Orleans Comm.

Latest From !Msrieo.--The U. s. Fri.
gate Macedonian has just returned to Pcu-
sacola from thecoas, Of Mexico. A letter
from one Of her officers states il was very
sickly in Vera Cruz-aboat 40 deaths ta-
king place daily.
The officers of The Macedonian. whi!e
at Vera Cruz, obtained copies Of 40 ap-
peal made TO other nations, by the Mexi-
can government, agains, that ofihe United
States. The Mexican Secretary Of State
complains bitterly Of th,, aid aud saccor
openly given TO the Telians. by ihe ci,i-
sens of the United S,aie., Ina despatch,
'slssseg atthe Naiisaals !agiiaas .l The ei.y.
uf siexic5, on The 3isr OF May, lS42. Sc.
aor Bocapcgra, afier recapitalaiine how
long aud how patiently hiexico had en-
durcd injuries and insults from cirizens Of
the United States, symgslhizing with Tex
as. uses this plain Language: ..ihe contina.
alton Of which, it (the Msxican Govern
mens.) sriA consider as positive aet Of
hostility"
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Masonic. Noiiee.--Canion Lodge. No.
2S.-A Master Mason calling himself jo-
sErH FosAri. IL travelling through the
country, begging money from the Fra,erni.
Iy 10 enable him TO bring hts wife and chill.
dren from Gibraltar (wilere he saws they
are NOW living ia poverty aud dis,ress) TO
the United States. He exhibits a certii-
cate, which pnrporIs To have hcen granted
him by ST. Johns Lodge, No. "a, at Gil
brallar, but which any Mason. who will
examine il. will discover 10 be paipabie
forgery. He fed from an Investigation
here. This is to warn all Free and Ac-
cep,ed Mnsons throughout the world, TO
be on their guard. as this man is vile i'm.
poster. Taos. J. CArcHISGs. W. NJ.
JoBN T. CAMrRos. s. w.
E. CoRpTs. J. w.
Canian. Mississippi, May 26, 1912
( Newspapers friendly to Masonry will
please copy.-Crecie.
We give insertion TO The above. beiiev.
ing thar he IS aorc trGrsiling through The
upper Distrh ts, towards Georgia or Ten
uessee. On our way 10 this place. from
Sparanburg, FIVE weeks ago, VIC fell in
with man whose tale of distress Ia wife
and !isIl, ones, in poverty, &c., in Gihrai-
isr.) made an impression ou our purse.
though not one ofthe "Fraierniiy."-Me-
EiireesriiLe. Republican.
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Julyl3
State of South arolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Ca. SG.

Sydney s. Boycc.
VHyHE deicndau, Sydney S. Boyce, who is
3 now in tire custody OF Simeon Christie,
Sheriff OF Edgcfield district, by virtue ola wrt
Of capins ad saiislaciendum, nj the sui, OFF. NJ.
& w. Adams. having fled his petition with 4
schedule on oath, Of his entire estate, with n
view Of being admitted TO the benefit OF the Ac,
of the General Assembly. known as the " In.
solyen, Debtors Act" Il is ordered. that all and
singular the creditors OF the said defendant. be
and they are hereby summoned to show cause il
any they cHn. in the Court Of Common Pleas,
Tor Edgefield District al Edse6eld Court House,
on Tuesday the second day ofiis next October
term. or OH such other day Of the said term as
the Court may order, why the said Sydney s.
Boyce should no, be admitted To the benefit OF
the said Act. upon his executing The requisite
assignment.
GEO. POPE. c. p.
Clerks Office. Oh Jaiy, 1872.
July Is (SlI SOY 3m -
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June 90
THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DIsrRIcT OF SnuTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY

EMIHEREAS. Lewis B. Cobb. Mechanic.
Wv residing in Abhevllc District. South
Carolina. hath filed petition praying that he
may be declared Bankrupt. Pursuant TO the
Act Of Congress of the United States. made.
and now in force, concerning lIankrupts, and
lint he may haze the benefit OF the said Act:
this is to give notice Of the said Petition, aud
that hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert 3. Cilclris'. Judge Of The
said Court nj a Court 10 he holden at The Fed
erai Court House. in Charleston, on Monday
the eighteenth day Of Jnly next, Il; eleven
o'clock, A. NJ. at which plnce aud time all per.
SOUS Interested may appear aud ef,ew cansc. il
nnv they have. why The Player Of The said Pc
,i,ioner should not be granted.
Charleston, 23rd day Of June, 1892.
II, Y. GRAY. Clerk.
J,,,e % g %
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Sherif's Sale.

EpYviftpe Of sundry wriis Of Fieri Fa'
EB cias, shall proceed TO sell al Edge,
field coutf,IIonse. OIL The frs, Monday aud
Tuesday Of August next. the following
property h
&. Go l!ssa.is Ilssasis y ARisej
Seaborn Jones, v>.lhe same. RIB. & J.
ID. Bopknight, We. the same. The same
VS.. James I. Haney, and Horaio Hane,
two hundred and twenty FIVE acres of land,
more or Ieas, adjoining Nathan Norris aud
others, the property Of Horutio Honey.
E..B. Presley, VS.. William Walker, Que
Horse.
G. l.. .& E. Penn s. Co. vs.. John Car
pen,er. The same IS. The same. The
sumo VS.. Dennis Carpenter, and John
Carpenter. A. Bland, VS.. John Carpcn-
ter. John Amaker, assignee, VS.. the same.
one negro girl Maryauu, athe property OF
John Carpenter.
WIN, Bruuson admir-. VS.. Lewis Ellzey.
The same VS.. Julius G. Pardue, and Lewis
Ellzey two negroes viz: Patrick and Hes
ter, The property Of Lewis Elizey.
Fox, Miller s. Co., VS., John Warren,
$50 acres Of land more or less, adjoining
Nathan Nnrris and Others.
Ellis Goff vs.. Rudolph Garter, FIVE thou
sand acres Of iand more or less adjoining
John Wise, w. S. Howard, and others.
Matthew Cor!cy for Bryan and Minnr,
vs.. William Slrumc jr.. two hundred acres
of land more or less, adjoining Edmund
BOYD and others.
SamuelR. Fuller, bearer, vs.. Ann Hull
adm'rx of Gideon Hull dec, one house
and lot in The Town o.! Hamburg occupied
nj present by Defendant,
Hugh II. Quarles br., vs. Margaret
Opilvie. Landon Tucker br. IS. the same,
The tract of land where Defendant lives.
A. Cuaaiashirn, vs.. Thomas Oliver,
two hundred acres Of land, more or less,
adjoining James Gof, aud others.
Charles Lamar, VS.. Julius Howard, John
Howard. aud Rudolph Carter. 300 acres OF
land. more or less, adjoining J. Benson,
Mrs. Lamar, and others. levied on n, the
,roperly ofJulius and John Howard.
lsaac A. .ilihlcr VS.. nj. S. hlosely, James
,lasely, and w. w. Williams. Que thou
sand acres Of land more or less lying on
Bridge Creek. adjoining Edmund Ken.
aedy aud John Bausketi, levied on as the
property of W. w. Williams.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. E. D.
July IS, lS42. C "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

705a=
bly, an Inventor in ibe United States. who
has Introduced successfully so great va
riety.of ne,,ly invented articles, Us Mr..
II. Aiken of Frauklin n. N. Among this
variety is sci Of small tools, consisting
OF 20 different kinds. including chissels,
counlersink, screw driver, marker, avis,
&C., all of which are contained in neat
case Of convenient size for The pocket,
aud accompanied by handle aud grip,
in which eisher of the tools may be rendi-
ly set, and Instantly secured by means OF
socket in the end of the case. The whole
set. including case. hardle and tools are
sold for one dollar, which is less than one
fifth Of the price which their superior uiili-
~ and convenience would warrant. No
carpenter. cabinet maker, carriage maker,
or smith should do without ihcm.-Ameri-
can Mechanic.
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n NOtice.

SSTRAYED from the subscriber on the ODD
g March. small Iisht bay HORSE COLT.
two wears old, unatered, with white feet, u
blaze IN his face, with very heavy mane and
tnil. When last heard from, he was near Cam.
bridge. in company with stray Mule. Any
person seeing such Colt will please take him
M. nnd drop line TO the subscriber at Sleepy
Creek, EdgeGcld District. s c., and they shall
10 JAMES DORM.
June 81 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

Diversity Of Natwe.--l, is curious
facr. that of The countless leaves Of trees,
aud blades Of grass in the world, no two
has ever yel been found precisely alike;
nor so nearly alike, but that difference is
readily perccptible, by means Of a micro.
scope: and il is no; even reasonable to sup.
pose, that since the creation. any two have
chuuced to he precisely alike, in every re-
spect.--Amercan Mechanic.
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Ess RQnkrsst,acv.
THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, !
DIsrGlcr OF South CAROLINA.
rD ~ WV n yTnT.-,,

-
NMTHEREAS, james l.. Anderson Me.
w chanic, residing in Ahbeville District,
State Of South Carolina. hath fled petition
praying tha, he may be declared bankrupt,
pursuant to the &c, Of Congress nf,he United
States, made, and now in force. concerning
Bankrupts. and tha, he may haze the benefit Of
the said Act; this is TO give notice "fihc said
petition, and that n hearing thereof will be- had
before the Honorable RoheT, B. Gilcllrisi. Judge
Of the said CnHrt, NJ Court TO be holden Ut
the Federal Court House, in Charleston, on
Monday the eighteenth dayof July next, nj ele-
ven o'clock, 4. NJ, nt which place and time MI
persons Interested NAV appear aud shcw cause.
if any they have. why the prayer of,e said pe,i-
toner should no, be granted.
Charleston, 23rd dav Of June. 1a42.
II. Y. GRAY. Citri.
june 90 3, ~
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The following cniloquy occurred few
days ago down east :-"How do you do.
Mr. Smith 7" "Do what Z" "How do
you find yoursrlfl" ii never lnrse my.
self. !" How do you feell" Pretty
smooth, guess-feel Of me, and see
"Good morning. Mr.. Smith," airs raIh-
er bad 0ne-we, and nasty"
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We have been informed. by ono who was
well acquainted with Mr.. Horn, the per-
SON who drownded himself a few days
since, that the unfortunate mans relations
live about thirty miles from McCord's
Ferry, on the Pee Dee. Horn had been
employed on board The steamboat 81 Mat
thew and had libelled that boat for wages
said 10 be due. Horn complained TO cur
informan, of being destitute of ofmoney, and
shat he was loo proud TO beg. We were
informed by a person connected with The
steamboats,, that ne had been looking for
Horn. day or two before he committed
the fatal act, for the purpose Of giving him
employmeur.-Chars. Courier.
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4 Health Prtserrafirs. rs.-Cbrerfulness-
constant aud hahiual cheerfulness, is earn
esily recommended by sensible writer.
as one OF the most eGerrual prcservaliyes
of hcalth, especially during the heat of
summer: and this preventative of disease
is within the reach and power Of every
person, however poor, embarrassed. or
crossed and s,raitrucd in circumstances
they may be. Some there are who oppose
this theory. and aver that they eau not
control their natural feclings-thai they
carno, be cheerful, when they are perplex-
cd or distressed in mind: but yet il may be
often observed that The same person who
denies The power To control his own feel
ings. if even while fretting and repin;ns,
he is suddenly arcoslcd by n person in
whose presence he wishes Ia appeario The
hest advantage the lrown and scowl in
slanilS vnnishes. aud assuming a smile.
and expression nf vivacity, he speaks up
hlandly. aud conyerses in lively manner,
aud in fact not ouly appears better. but ac-
tualIy assume The cheerful. when II suited
his or her convenience aud interest. Why,
therefore. viii people make themselves and
friends gloomy, and miserable. 10y indulg-
ing an evil habit. which is NO easily over
come! Respiye he cheerful under all
circumstances, and you will add much TO
the health aud happiness Of yourself, aud
all with whom you associate.-Ameriean
Mechanic.
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Bacon is so cheap on the Mississippi,
that the captains Of steamboats, are burning
it for fuel, II is sail 10 be only one cent
per h.. which is cheaper for fuel Than wood
American Mechanic.
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RHY ENEAL
Ike silkcn lie thai binds l,oo piilins hea
MARRIED,

On "Wednesday evening the 29ih nl,.. by the
Rev. w. Is. Johnson. Mr.. WILLIAM LEWIS. Of
Philadelphia, Pa, TO Hiss MARY CoyAR. Of this
village.
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total ABsyINENcE MEETING.

The Members Of the Mechanics Total Absti.
ncncc Society Of Edgc6eid District are request.
ed to meet at the CouI, House, on Monday
evening next, The 18th inst. a, carly candle
light.
BY order ofthe President.
ED. PENN Secretary.
Jnly 10 i A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

I, is said that The hemp crop is very
promising this season. Rogues will please
bear this in mind-especiaiIythe poor luck
loss fellews.-Amsriean !Nesbgnies
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List ofLefeers

IT'D EMAINING in the Posi- Office, as Edge
Ia field c. H., on the first day of july, 1872.
u' Persons enquiring for !eilcrs on iilis lis.
will pInnsn nnnfinn II 49,
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| Mechanics Of Ameriea.-sionday next:
will complete sixty six years. since the es-
tabiishment ofthat Independence. under
which, the arts and sciences have pros.
pered aud hourished beyond any known or
acknowledged precedent: and although
many arisiocrals. have complained thai the
Mechanics of America were altogether too
independent. and enjoyed toomuch liber.,
ty. ye, the fallacy of this position is abun-
dantIy proved, by the progress o. vast and
impnriant Improvements in all parts OF
this Union. New facilities have been ad
ded to every branch of mechanical indus
try,-faciliries. which have, in many IN
stances, reduced the labor of performing
some important brancheso of practical bust.
ness, 10 less than one fourth Of what /, was
by The former modes o. Operation: and these
facilities. instead Of diminishing, have nc-
tuaI!y Increased ten fold. the demand for
operatives. These, are The fruits of Liber.
,y-of free competition. These are The
conse ofrh mechanic aris. being
relieved from The shackles Of arislocra,ic
mouopolies. In this happy land. and nu.'
der our free institutions. the ambition Of
mechanics has been raised. They have
put themselves forward; aud il is now not
uncommon TO see large aud beautiful vii
laees,-in which nearly every house is
commodious, fashionable, and we'll pain-
ted, built, owned, aud occupied wholly
by mechanics. Can such things be found
anywhere but ia the United States! We
think this point. will not he contested
Then let every mechanic appreciate The
value OF our independence; observe with
due regard, and in al appropriate manner.
its anniversary. aud improve with erati-
,ude the privileges aud advantages pecu-
liar to our FREE AND HAPPY AMERICA!
american Mechanic. Jmy2.
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TRACT OF LAND.

TRACT OF LAND,
containing three hundred and fory-two acres,
more or less, situate on the waters of Mountain
and Horse Pen Creeks, adjoining Iunds Of Mr..
Argrovc. Mr.. Philips, DIR. Rcam. Mr. Cole
man. and others. The tract is all in wood.
The terms Of sale are one and two years
credit, the purchaser giving notes with two
gond securities, bearing interest from date on
the last pnyment,and n warran, or good title will
he given.
CT. STIEFER.
July 6 # %
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State of South t'aroiina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ THE CON1fON PLEAS.

c; j. iI.;"SseE GIGTss; * DsslarasioniH Attachment
NEIiEREAS the Plaintiff in the above sta
wv ted case. has this day fled his declaration
against the Defendant who is absen, from. and
without the limits Of this State. as it is s,id. hav-
ing neither wife nor attorney, known within tho
same. on whom copy oithe declaration with \
rulc to plead thereto. might be served: n,der-
ed that the Defendant plead to the said dec!ara-
lion, within wear and day, from the date
thereof otherwise final and absolute judgment
will be awarded ngains, Iiiu..
Clerks Office, GEO. POPE, c.c.r.
Oct ls. 1871. noe 3o
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Medical Notice.

gDr. JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
0FFERS his professional services TO the
y citizens of Edge6ed village and adjacent
country and has taken an Office mex, door TO
GeuI. M L. Bonham's near the Conr, House,
where hs can be found ut all times during the
dny, and during the night at s. +. Goodies
dwelling, except when abscn, on professional
duties.
may % u "
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White Bldekbcrries.--The Memphis
Enquirer says, I'VE were shown the 9th.
or day what to Us was a curinsiiy-,chite
6lGrkbnries They were gathered from
a bush gyowiag indigenously in our city.
the entire yield of which. even when fully
ripe. Is OF the same color Wenever saw
such q ,hibg before"
Such frui, is not strange TO US. lf The
Editor will como over 10 Anderson Dis
trict, and visit mineral spring near Col.
Taylor's, he win find plenty Of this kind.
Ibid.
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Early Cotfon Bulls. -on Monday last
we were presented with two large and well
formed cotton hollis, which grew upon the
plantation Of E. Greene, Esq. two miles
below this place. This for upper country
is certainly much earlier production Of
the kind than we ever witnessed before
Greenriits Mountoinesr.
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Nsss Gctaml &c Sterling Qaarles
laid ononr table, this morning, full grown
boil cf Cotton, which opened on the 4,h
instant. on bis plantation in this district
tieiufosms Us that he has several more
sbDSls opened 10 his Cotton field, all of this
years plau,iug.
Three cheers for old Edsefeld. aud sue
cess to The improvement, in agriculture for
the lasi few years.
Cotton blooms on the 4,h July. used TO
irus great variety.
A friend in Laurens District informs US
that be had new Cotton opened on The 3cih
ultimo.-I6id.
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EDYviftpe Of snndry wriis of Fieri Fa-
EB cias, 4 shall proceed 10 sell al Edge
field Coutr,IIonse. nlhe frs, Monday aud
Tuesday Of Angus, next, The following
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S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
July l3, ls42. "a
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June
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
8 y R AP 50

A DowS. E.sTsR.-A Yankee captain
once sung out in q squall, to raw hand new
" shipped on board his craft Let 60 the
jib, there Darn your skin, let GO that jb !
: I nint touchin' it ! squalled out the simple
down easter in return.
Are you fond Of tongue, sir 20 Yes (tbe
gentleman holding his hands over his ears)-
i was always fond Of tongue, madam, and
like 1t still
Look out for rain whenever the Almanac
tells you, and ifn don't come, why you can
still be--looking out
Man was born to dye as the fellow said
when he fell into tub Of indigo.
= Apollo strikes The lyre,' as the vocalist
remarked when he fiogged the lawyer.
You are rather hard upon me- as the
loafcr's head said 10 the brick-bat.
You're entitled 10 the Aoor,' as the NJ. G..
remarked when he knocked down an oppo-
ncnt.
'I'm hoiier than thou as the sieve said TO
the cullcnder.
Come ont here and III lick you.' as the
boy said to the sugar candy IN the toy-shop.
u. w! n doubie yov) as the minister said
when he tied the connubal knot.
'Wiy any other lady take pickle as the
girl said ven she tunbod into hogshead VI
brine.
I'm going ~ lIsvre,' thave her) as the
sailor se,d, when he was about TO get married.
Thcy have opened public school for boys
In New Orleans--isrns Of admission, clean
faces and clean clulhcr.