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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-12
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
AN IMPORTANT CURE. BY DIR. D,
JAYNE:S ALTERATIVE!!!

NATE have been inlnr med by Mrs. Mahan,
w Ga granddaughter of Gen. Wayne
that she suffered for number Of years from
the growth of large Goiuous Tnmour of the
Throat, which, besides great peformitY, pro-
duced both difficulty Of desutition, and Of
breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon
the windpipe was so great as to prevent her
from sleeping in recumbent position, and Of
ten suffncation appeared inevitable. She also
laborcd under severe indispasition fiom Liver
Complaint and Janndice, with horrible train
Of nervous affections. for which she commen.
ced The use of DR.. Jayne's Alternative, which
she took regularly for six OF seven weeks, with
occasional doses Of his Sanative Pills: and her
general health was thereby completely re.es-
labIished, aud now perceiving some diminu-
ton in the size Of the Gotrous Tumour, she
was encouraged to persevere in the use of the
Alternative until every vestige Of tile painful
tumonr was entirely removed. We think,
therefore, that such an important remedy
should be more generally known.
R. S. ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edgefeld
C. H.. South Carolina.
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A MOTHER CASE OF NEURALsGiAiss W si;ii &
"a CURED BIZ RowAHD s u AdIc EoTioN " ~

Mr.. T. Rowand.- Sir Several s3weekssss
since, daughter of mine about Snina years
old was attacked with the most &e1csutiating6s
pains in her hands, limbs and various paTtssof
the body, For several days she was almost4
frantic from pain, uttering cries and Sssbueksl
continually! A. burning fever coming zonsit
seemed almost impossible that she could lliye.s
When in this condition and; not having closed
her eyes for 36 hours q friend Of yours called %
and applied yonr celebrated MAGIC.LO
TION, and in less than FIVE minutes. the pair
was entirely removed IA few iho1rss aftersss
the pains returned In some measure, but yiei.ss
ded as at first, almost instantly to- the Iotions
and contrary to my expectations, yachild resa
recovered andsis now in gondt thealth esE t.sss
Yours, truly, NJ AARYs:;YoU y,
Mariots Lane, below, Queen, between Fifiiisg:
and Sixth. Philadelphia: March 26, 1916.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH T. ROWLAND sSsss
No. 376 Market street Philadelp
For sale by RS. ROBERTS Edgsfe s
Court House, s. c.,
april Z. 81 q 81 ;ssa " IS:
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-fiIE -HiEGiCIIE.

In addition TO its being a positive remedy for
the. Piles. it never fails to cure that lNTOLE!
tRABLE ITCHING, which is so very common,
and has its location in the same paris as The
Piles, SO
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns of Alexander's Weekly Messenger.
Found al iast-A cure for tile Piles.-Physi-
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has at last been the result. DR.. .JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inflammation, subdues
that inioerable itching, but effectually cures.
like charm, and in a very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
yenrs.
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS, Agent, at
EdgefeId Court House, South Carolina.
march 10 If
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mo fIlose vino ioYe theiE5
C0It MTR ~!

,YNY is Recruiting Rendezvous now
IL open: at Edgefeld Court House, under
the superintendent Of Lieut.. A. M. Perrin.
Those who may wish TO Enlist, syli please
call at Goodman's, Hotel.
Recruits are supplied with Clothing when
they are enlisted, good Quarters are provided,
nndthe pay commences from the date OF en-
listment. -
AS Old Edgefeld and Abbeville were never
know to be behind in patriotism, hope that
the young men Of those Districts. will CO me
forward, with alacli,y, 10 the standard of their
country, as she is much in want.of good sol;
diers. Capt. Manigault, who is to command
the company, is brave and noble gentleman,
he is from this Slate. The LIST Lieut.. is from
AbbeviIe District, S. e. Gen. M. L. Bonaam,
is the Lieut.. Col. of The same Regiment and
Major Maxey Gregg, Of fSouth Carolina IS the
Major. A; NJ: PERKiN,
2nd Lieut.. 18th Inf. U. S. Army,
Recruiting Officer
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5YHyHEBRANDRETH,sP PILES asa g gsi
q H eraIs Family M Medicine. esp peciaIl Itii


5HEyHEBRANDRETH,sP PILESs asa gem eanss :
a eraE Family M edicile. esp eciaIl ny id q
country SO snbjectios sudden cbang Of, tns
peraiure as this, their value Sis$ incalcntab
By having the: Brandreth. s ills always aons y
hand, should sudden attack sof Sickness take Z
place. they can be given at once and will OF:
ten have effected cure before the physician
could have arrived. ~ .yai s,sls f.5ss
In cholic and inflammation of the bowels,
these Pills will at once relieve; and perseger.
nnce in their use. according 10 the directionss
will surely do all that medicine can do, to, re-.
store the health ofthe patient. 81 IS tsss ssss
In sll cases ofIndigestion, Worms, Asthma,a
Diseases Of the Heart. and all affections The,
stomach and bowels. 10 Brandreth Pills will be-
founda neyer-faing remedy. " N :sssss
To insure the full benefit of, these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, sofiIiat..
upon the first commencement OF sickness. they.
may be at once resorted To- One dose thenis;.
better than dozen after disease has become
established in the system. g .,s;5: 81
DR.. Brandrcth's Principal o Ofice!241 Bfoadss
way, N. Y other Offices in. New York.
UThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeldi
District by r. s. .ROBERTS,Edgefe E6nyf5l
House, KENRIcK & THAYER, Hamburg add
SMYLEY's Store, Meeting street.
Every Agent having the genuine has d ees. !.
tiicate ofAgencY, signed BY the Doctor hin,ss
self. .ssg - sSy!
april 2a 4s I'm sss;,
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BecksUttls,s PsEEs.y

"HE. Proprietor, many years SwhiIs
searching for arenedy sior hiss0WE3ili
health which the prescription of the day had
failed 10 beDefit,do bit npon The, composiiopEoR
these Pills, and they proved entireI y:succeasfnl
in restoring his health. Their Compos;tiois
was freely communicated To many Pbysic
and it was moi The designso Of: the Inventor ahats
they should extend beyond fihe private epracHcas;;
of himself, and that Of his medical friends APT
plcations for them. however ;beganT mnllis
ply, and he was advised by many OF his pfoiess
sional brethren, and ;oihersg gentlement fchar-s
acter and distinction, 10 prepar quantity uf
them and place them in the 4bandsof fsansapo.ss
thecary. Even This seemed insufhc cient, andsb sbess
was urged to send them. by means OF fagencies,s
throughout The country. Caiomel had slong
been comm On domestic remedy q There eSyass
scarcely famiy in which a yidL of: il was not
to be found, and in which il Was not used Nlit1f
degree of freedom from which a well Iinforla.ss
ed Physician should shrink. Astrange infatu:
ution too seemed to exist among many ol the
Faculty. HardlY,a case was prescribed .fors
whether acute or chronic, in which salomeEsi
was not given, in some stage of the sdiseasea
without fear or reflection; and thousands afe%
still suffering from its pernicious effects. Cal:@
omel is, without doubt, a most valuable medi;a
cine, and in some cases may be regarded ssasg
essential, butt should not be: stricken from The
list of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under the prudent and judicious advice
OF a thoughtful Physician Uponnial, by many:
Physicians and others, these Pills were. found
to be a substitute for mercnrialS Spfeparaiionssin
large number Of cases, and hence. their, r,popu:s.
larity. and the large demand for then. he J;
;deo of obtainino n Patent FIR thpn 20 as meter
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april %
Orders No, 2,

sOTderS NO. e. ~
Z LIMESTONE SPRINGS. March Is.
YEyHE following Regiments will parade for
LII Review and Drill at the times herein sta.
ted, viz:
The 18th Regiment Of Infantry and Upper
Squudron of the 4th Regiment OF Cavalry,
the Charleston Light Dragons excepted,) at
Wallerboro', on "Wednesday the 18th of May
next.
The 12.b Regiment, of Infantry and the low
ur Squadron Of the 4th Regiment OF Cavalry,
near Coosawhatcllie, OH Saturday, the 18th ol
May next
The 43d Regimen, of Infantry, at Beau
ford's Bridge, on Tuesday the 18th of May
next!
The 1lth Regiment Of Infantry, at Ashley's,
on Thursday, the Goth Nay next.
The Sd Regiment Of Cavalry, at Holman's,
on Saturday, 22d Of May next. -
The l4th Regiment of Infantry, at Orange.
burg on Tuesday, the 25th Of May next.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry, at William
sons, on Friday. the 18th of May next.
The commissioned aud non.commissioned
officers will assemble at their respective Regi-
mental Parade Grounds on The day previous to
Review, for Drill and Instruction. - g.
y Tho Major General will, with his staff, at
lend the Reviews, and the commanding officers
OF Brgudes will, with their staff, attend in their
respective commands.
Gen. Quattebum and Col. Fielder are charg-
ed with the extension Of this order TO their Bri.
gades.
j. w. CANTEY, Adjt s. ms. Genl.
march 3 l vt lO :
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NOTICE.

RHR. Rolf, who held conditonaIly an in:
lVE teres in the right Of EdgefeId District
TO Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest. and has. no right ,e
sell or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and a tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will mot be good.
Mr.. ]. T. Weber, we authorse. with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March /, .1s47. If g
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ROBERTS WORM TEA.

THYHIS excellent and inlallible preparation
b is recommended to the public. The sighs
of Worms aud (elid breath. sweled stomach.
very little. or too great appetite, nausea. head
ache. affection of the brain, vomiting, tickling
and irritation about the nose, disturbed sleep,
fits and convusive lwitchinss, Shiny and disor.
dered state Of the bowels and fever. Parents
would do well to bear in mind, that the remedy.
can be had for these dangerous complains
when proceeding from Worms, for l2t cents
only. X. 5. ROBERTS.
march 81 II l0
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q = ! ! C.
|1lz.[[aallI'5'['|j.1jIsll!| i
Warranted to Cure.

HEMoRRHoIDS, OR PILES, is a disease
produced by localirrilation, costiveness, purga
tive stimulan,s, undue determination Of blood
to the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking. or congesive state Of the liver,
and peculiarity of the constitution. itself. +,
II is usually considered under three forms
or varieties. as follows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles. q, ~ i:
This disease is so common, and so very we'll
known that a description ofits symptoms is
not deemed necessary. "a EGI S.:. 5ssss IS
The success that has followed The use ofthe
Embrocation,in the cure Of Ills disease, has
been truly astonishing: Physicians; now ad.
wise their patients 10 try it, as the. only
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j #. GREFFEN,
Commission yzzerCllfl7lf,

Receiving &Forwarding Agent.
HAS declined the idea of.removing from
III Hamburg, and ayals himself OF this me-
thod TO correct that impression.
He will continue 10 devote his attention to
the bestin.erest of his patrons, and solicits
continuance oftheir favors.
Hamburg S. c., 17tIrApril, 1s47.
sapril 81 at 13
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RE.AD, 1T! II ]! IT /, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
hHE -UNNEOEsSAN17'
.lll pb;Jo5eIpb;n. Man %. IS45

- ~ a-e L - d.
AND COMMENTS ARE tusNEcEssARY! as
PHILADELPHIA, May %, l645.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir: feel bound to the
afflicted to give publicity to the extraordinary
effects Of your valuable medicines.
I Ihave suffered for several years past with
Liver Complaint and the train Of diseases
which iolows-a complete pros.ratlon OF the
systenl-so that it was with great difficulty
could walk, and at times was confined 10
my room. To ado to my misery, Scrolulous
affection appeared in my throat, with Rheu-
matism in my arms, SO that Could not raise
my right arm 10 my head. In the hottest
weather my feet and hands Would ache with
the cold, and perspiration had almost ceased.
now became afflicted with dry hoarse cough
and gave up all hopes of ever getting well.
[ had night sweats and GOT little or no sleep,
with frighlfuI dreams and morbid headache
I seemed 10 be bordering on INSANITY, and
was denied oil study or mental exercise.
could not read small paragraph in a news.
paper without great difficulty. had great
soreness in my stomach, Which caused it to
swell so much that | was unable 10 lie down,
or even 10 recine, but had to be propped in
chair.
had the advice of some eminent physicians,
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such
cases, but confined 10 grow worse, and it ap-
peared as though speedy dissolution was Ia
king place.
Lnoow heard of your medicines and deter
mined 10 try your SANATIVE PILLS, and
10 my surprise the soreness left me, so could
walk about the house. continued to i'm.
prove from that Time. Shortly after my wife
called at,your Store, and stated my case to you,
and you sent me bottle Of your Alternative,
and also word to come and see you, and you
would investigate my case, and cure me. This
did not believe, as felt was beyond the
reach of human skill.
Alter taking your Alternative and Pills, for
three weeks, there was decided change Tor
the better, so that when called upon ycu, you
saidI would get well, and that your Alternative
would cure me effectually. With no hopes,
however, Of getting well. still continued Ia
king your Alternative, until l had taken the
fourth bottle, when there was sudden change
in my whole system, as though had got rid Of
some great burthen, and could draw my
breath as usual. My nerves gradually became
strong, and my appetite returned
Il mas been about four months since com
menced taking your Medicines. and at this
time nearly every vestige of disease is eradica.
ted from my system. ain as active, and nearly
as strong, as at any period Of my life have
now gained nine pounds in two months.
Thave good reason to believe that the use
Of your valuable Mepicines, by the help of
God, has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Hallowel Court, in Popular Street, between
Seventh nnd Eighth SITS.
Prepared only BY DR.. D. Jayne, No 8 South
Third 81, Philadelphia.
4 K. IS. ROBERTS is Dr.. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edge6eld Court House.
may si 81 10
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NOTICE..g

a LII Persons indebted i to the; Estate Of
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby tle5i-s
fled that il is absolutely necessary ID colIect all
the money due the Estate, and that thoss who
do not pay will be sned before return day
The Mites areinthe hands of N. s. Grifinsorss
TH6s. H. POPE, EIecntop.
Jan ~ II
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NOgTICE.

EEN HE undersigned have formed a co.part.
Il nership under the name ,of JOHN LYON
&, Co., for the purpose Of carrying onthe
;Merchant Tailoring Business
and will keep at the same place formerly occu.:
pied by John Lyon.
-i@AIHANDsoME EAssoRTmEETloF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERESSsV SsVESTINGS,
and fancy articles. will lalwaysb be kept ON hand,
which will be sold onreasonableitefm
"a sJOHN.LYON.s z y g IS !;
JOHNLIPSC9MB. w.
January ] ,-1S47. ~
We also would inform the public, that we are
receiving from New York. and Charleston, a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitab ble for Gem
tlemcn's wear, consisting In partof
Sup.blacl French C CEOTfI, &.
Z. Do.% blue do. q do y. ~
Do. brown do. do.sEs ~ AZ - q. -
Do. black ssdo.E Doe skin ASSfMERES'
do. do. fancy Ri dos do.
:, Do. fancy check summer COATS, a large
variety, ~ ~ s5 .'; E.
A splendid assortment ntafYESTINGS,
A fine lot ofwhite kid Gloves, Black do.
Black satin and fancy Cravals and Scarfs,
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton and woolen Drawers,
Also, variety of Goods belonging to tile trade.
such as MILITARY .TRIMMINGS,S Sc, all
ofwhich will be sold and nude up, in a style that
will please any that may favor US with their
patronage. ~.
March Is, I847. 3ni 8
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Valuable Tamdsg for Sale.

YHy yHE Subscriber now offers for sale the
u tract OF Land on which he now resides,
lying on Log Creek, nine miles west Of Edge,
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acles,of which there isabout five hun.
dreds acres of woodland. On the premises is
a large and comfortable Dwelling House, and
all other necessary out buildings. The plan'ta-
ton is in good repair. Those wishing; to pur.
chase can call and examine for themselv
2. =. F..ssBURNS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
4. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
81 @ IN EQUITY
George Parott, Bill for foreclo,
55 vs. sure of Mort.
James E. Walker, & others, gage, &c.
WTappearing to my satisfaction, that James
|. .H e.. Walker, Joseph ]. Walker, Alexander
F.Wallser, John NJ. Walker, Moses Walker,
james c. Walker, Samuel P s McNairy and
Elizabeth c. his wife, Sarah Ann Walker and
Mary D, Walker, defendants in>lhe case, nre
without the limits ofthis Statei Ordered, that
the defendants above named, do appear III this
honorable Conrt, and plead, answer: or demur
10 the said Bill, within three months from the
publication Of This order. orihe said bill will be
taken pro confesso against them.
S. g. TOMKINS, c.:E. E. d.
Is CofomissioneTs Ulnce, Marcn 3, 1917.
4 march 10 5m
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Hubbard's American
H TEL,
THE FAMOUS JACK
ONDERD @ N K

WM7ILL stand the ensuing Spring Seasonal
wv the following times and places, ,o.wit:
at Daniel Quattlebum's in Lexington district,
on the first and second days in March ext; at
John Lees, in Lexington District, on the fourth
and Fifth Of March next; at James Watson's,
'Edge6ed District, on tue seventh and eighth
of March next and then will be at the said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth of
June the reafter; aud will be let 10 Mares at
the moderate price Of 81 for a single visit, $6
for the season. and So 10 insure Mare to be
in foal.
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
Any person putting Mareby insurance and
changing the right of the Mare before it is as:
'certaincd whether she is in loal or not, will!be
held responsible for the insurance Of the Mare:
Pedigrct-ONDERDoNK was bred by Mr..
Dearing, Of Charleston. on his plantation in
North Alabama, was sired by AL imported Nal.
tees Jack, and out of an imported Italian
,Jinney. Both the sire and dam was imported
by Mr.. Dearing.
gONDERDONK is six years old this Spring,
four feet six inchas high. lengthy and heavily
built, with as fine bone and muscle US any
Jack in the State, and is like his namesake,
avery sure foal getter.
JAMES HATCHER.
Februaiy3 3m 2
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5 The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens of the District, for the liberal man..
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find il 10 their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. sJ0HNSLYON. z,
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YEyOOTH ACHE CURED
.H Mr.. JOSEPH RowAED, No. 376 Market ST.
Dear Sir r:-After having suffered many days
and nights with nm excrutiating tooth ache,
and tried every other remedy without relief, |
was induced to try the effect of your MAGIC
LOTION, and to my utter astonishment, was
cured in five minutes
Yours, BARTLE SHEE,
Paper Warehouse, No. % Commerce ST.
Philadelphia, Feb. 25th, 1910.
April IA If ~
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Notice TO Sls6asg Ies yREaEers

.VOEeCe 70 Sss17sS Ee5 eIkRfSKe7'S.
YHN HE Graniteyillc Manufacturing Compa.
III ny, wishto purchase a MILLION Of
Shingles, be delivered and stacked at
GraniteviIe. For Shingles l8 inches long q
inches wide 5-sthick. prime stuff, well drawn,
they will give So 25 per Thousand; for similar
Shingles 4 inch thick 50 35: SSIf made on the
Companies land. affair allowance will be re.
-.-,I AZ, .1tt:. 3WM. GREGG
5 Pres. G. NJ. Co. I!
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against tliss
"A estate Of Henry: Carr. dec, ale request
ed to present Them legal tested and iloes
indebted are requested to make immedi late pays
ment. THos, LAKE, ddminis nistratos:s
June 3 b Ia s5sS
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John Rochell, and others. )
HN pursuance of the orders Of the Court of
Equity, it is Ordered, That the parties in
these cases appear in my Office, on reference. .on
Tuesday the first day Of June next, and that
all the creditors of Mrs. Elizabeth Rochell, de-
ceased, do present their demands, on that day.
with the necessary proof, fixing the liability OF
her estate. according 10 the DEGREES Of the
Cont of Equity in The above stated cases.
5. s. TOMPKINS, C. Z. E. D.
Comm RS. Office, April 81, lS47.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM.
a SMALL supply Of this celebrated article,
IA for sale by r. s. ROBERTS.
march "a So IT, 9 5
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DAHLIA ROOTS & FLOWER SEEDS.
iEoR SALE at 25 cents parcel, and Flow
q er Seeds at 81 cents paper,
Lucerne Grass Seed at 90 cents pound.
by r. s. ROBERTS. !.
march "a IF
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s:Ie:,t ss ss
m siisfsts 81
.,i
Is. .ssla ftssas:ls
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Ckaraeter.-Iti is in the relaxation
ofsociety, it is in the expension OF pros
perity,it is in the hour of dilation of The
heart, and Of its softening into fes.ivily
aud pleasure, that the real character Of
men is discerned. II there is any good
in them, it appears thenor never. Even
wolves and tigers, when gorged with
their prey, are safe and gentle. 1t is
at such times that noble minds give all
the reins 10 their good naIure. They
indulge their genius even TO inlemper-
ance, in kindness to the afflicted, in gen.
erosity 10 the conquered; for bearing
injuries, ever paying benefits. Full of
dignity themselves, ,hey respect dignity
in all, but they feel it sacred in the un.
happy. But it's then, and ,basking in
the sunshins, ofnnmeri,ed fortune, that
low sordid, ungenerous, and rebtile
souls swell with their hoarded poisons ),
it is then that they display their odious,
splendor and shine out inih full lustre
offheir native villany and baseness. !,
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Would do for a YANKEE. .-On the
afternoon Of the day on which the price
of bread was raised in Aver, England, a
boyswent into a bakers shop and asked
forailoaf of yes,erday's baking. The
towel elround il, he rendered the old price,
when another half penny was deman.
ded, on the ground that the price had
risen that day. "ohs!" said young
hopeful, ,F'that's sure enough, but the loaf
is Of yesterday's baking p The baker
laughed for Ills halfpenny.
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