The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-02-02

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VI tne CentraI teeth-at four ne ShedS the
two corner and last of the fore teeth. Be-
tween four and five the horse cuts his un-
der tusks, at five he will cut his upper
tusks, at which time his mouth will be COM
plete. At six the grooves and hollows will
begin TO fill up little-at seven the grooves
will be nigh filled up, except the corner teeth
leaving little brown spots where the dark
brown spots formerly were. AT eight the
whole of the hollows and grooves are filled
up. AT nine there is very often seen
small bill TO the outside corner teeth-the
point of the tusl is worn off, and the part
that was concave begins. to fill%up and be-
come rounding-the SO uares Of the central
teeth begin to disappear, and, the gums
leave them small and narrow at the tor.
How TO LEARN THE VALUE OF Dol.
LAR.-Reader, says an exchange paper, IF
you would learn the value of dollar,sgo
and labor two days in the burning sun as a
hod carrier. This is an excellentidea, and
if many ofour young gentlemen had TO earn
their dollars in that way, how much less
dissipation and folly and crime we would
witness every day. So of our fashionable
young ladies, if they, like some ofthe poor
seamstresses of our large cities, had to earn
their dollars by making shirts at ten cents
piece. how much less foolish fnery would
we see about them, and how much more
truthful notion would they have ofitheir du-
ties OF life, and their obligations. 10 the rest
Of the world. .s -.
A correspondent of the Journal du Havre
asserts that the Rothschilds are gabout to
establish in New York house bearing
their own name. Their business hitherto
with that city has been transacted through
an agent, but has become of suc' .mpor-
tance that member of the famil, of 6nan-
clers is to come over in propria persona.
They have houses at present in London,
Paris, Frankfort, Vienna and we believe,
Madrid. 80
GEN. TAYLOR IN ALABAMA.--A letter
from Montgomery, Alabama, (wheretheL Lee
glslature Of that State is now iR session, lda-
ted the 9th inst, says ::
"The whole body Of Wings of Alabama
and many influential Democrats are uniting
on Taylor On Saturday, amidst an iliurni.
mated State House, we had the most deeply
exciting Taylor meeting ever held s Il was
an extraordinary affair." In the Senate
Chamber, the Hall of the House, the. Lob.
bies, Galleries, Rotundo, out side the build
ing, the crowds gathered with an cnthnsi-
asm never known before. They .calledEfor
the speakers TO be divided, aad two lbous-
and persons had TO 60 away, unable to get
within hearing of the spealsers.S will send
you the published account
A grammar of the Inpong language, ,spo-
ken by the negroes of Gaboon, Western
Africa, and lately reduced 10 written sys-
tenn by the missionaries Of the American
Board, at that station, has been printed with
vocabularies, in New York, at the; expense
OF the Board. This grammar exhibits the
wonderful fact, that these naked sayages
are possessed Of d language rVaflfing the
Greek in copiouspess and fexibility.
,.... FROM. MEXICO. s s,ssy
The express ofthe Courier. .broagh Yes
terday the Picayune of thes20 CON
tanning news brought by Propeller Nary.
The datesffomsthe City Of Mexic6arsin inake
28th ult. and from e Tampico TO the Sthinst.
Gems. Butler and Lane sasriyea iidtheEi.
ty OF Mexico on Dsc:, 2Oth and Gol. Iohnson
arrived rho same da " He s.5,,,o ~