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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

1AAA pefsons liable . minis daiy 10 the ununformsd
hlntA can be exempled from service and fines l he say
10 Dy paying 70 HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Tsxss.
rsI oity hAI, IN the Park, IS CENTS The Receivers
ooohs o. cor1iAlon are now open and Commuters are
requested 10 msks immediate psye5t ns he RSrsi1s1
VII mol have ne same opportunity % aiIecd 10 cormgTs
wren ne be gins 10 receive tie City Taxea All psrson, not
eonmcnr VII DO fned .fo ui amount with coat OF CO..
ieSnng CHARLES ". sAHOFORD. Major General.
20 :" la Division N. Y9rk SEle Militia
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL!-Best Peach Orchard, range and egg
Nfze Of tupenor quality delivered at so less hsn
last Summers prices ffcm SIMPSON yards, 70 ThOnp
ton.st near sprirG, sud Chrsscph-ri near Jefferson
Market myfi Inn
4 6hi DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal, Stove
Egg from my yard II King and Greenwich, al
sf75; 81 20 from boats Imy25 2m'l PETER CLINTON
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CLOTHING.

SUMMER WEAR.--WM. 4. JENNINGS Co.
~ DRAPERS TAlLORS, I'm porteTs OF Clolas cut
meres Vesngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c 81 Broadv
American Hotel, ard Pennsylvania avenue, wsshara
d. c. offer for inspection, extensive assorrsa
Sessonable Goods, which will be made up to order b.
proverbiay moderate prices which in view Of cur Won
has given the establishment precedence az furnishing ID
most economical, II not the lowest priced ganEeas
The ready made stock comprises cloh eashueEeL mar.
no. grass cloth, and linen sacks; De Onays dress su
fock coats caSsinere, merino and drilling paa,SOoas
silk, satin, bombazire raerselss, linen and ch4y yesx
dressing gowns sc which, with selection Of ,ke choices
styles Of iency dress srcles ocnesng Of cays, hand
kercLiefs gloves suspenderS Shirts collars 6os0ms u
we would commend TO tbs attention Of purchasers wihr
assurance Of their superiority In style Aad character
most OF the clothing offered In tits market.
We would refer in particular 20 the Paaisocns wear
enabled 10 furnish ard solicit cal from tho most saG
ouE.
The Army ard Navy viii find US well versed IN ihsirps
culiar requirements and prepared to supply tho daers
grades Of the service. iel0t
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NEW rIAPYrr

FT'HE SUBSCRIBER tLkes Ills uebod 81 Iaso-,,,,g ~,
Il Prbe hat be nas opened ne kIeai Shop S{l easi
e.ae o. Tnircay between Iweuty-fhh and Tgertysixth
fa wnefe be Intends fnrhlg lie best Of every knd Of
meal u is season eete mined al netting anal 6e want
ing 90 h.s part 20 give entire ssiisfaciioE
Asc ~ tse ft,s place, Beef Cslves Sheep and Lambs
Whoesks on far terms for cEsh OF e, lne Ssu gbtsr
aouss ~ Iwensy-ourhsl between Second and Third sy,
hylo In NICHOLAS RYERSON
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REMOVAL
TIE srBscRIBERs WILL REMOVE THEIR
LooXINe-GLASS AND PIOTURE-FRArdE
HAhUFACToRY AND WARErROOMB

Nos. 80 AND $40 BROADWAY,
On or about June 10,
WHERE, WITH INCREASED facilities Tor promp,
w and superior execution Of every branch OF their busi.
ness under their immediate supervision and greatly
enlarged stock OF frat quality ookngglass plate agnf
Gently framed in the Renaissance, Louis XIV. ard other
syes together With varied assortment OF szes and
prices Is can be oblned IL any shment IN the United
fatca they confident Of he liberal support Of their
friends and he public n general.
WALLER L KREPS, 10 spr1ce.EL
w X have made erFaL gemeuis for contnuo elpply
OF ancient and modern paintings Of which a largo coac
non can always be seen and very many VIII be found
Thy Of particular attention. mvai n
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THE BEST PLACE TO BuY.

CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE Or REgAiL, ha
1.-The Store OF P. l.. ROGERS, 70 FULfON-Sr al "
sign Of Gen. Taylor sGssri without hesitation, ibs ~
stock Of Spring ara Sumner Clothing Ia the cheapest cd
most varied, both IN style sad pnces that hfs eVeT bs0
offered for sale IN the CITY.
Dress and Proek Goats, from French snd Ergln
tlOl8 W ~
Office and Business CoaA, from Cashmere CGshmefa,
Tweed, Alapacca, ard Lsep, &c. 81 60 i01W
Vests from plain end fancy Silks Satin, ard
75losk
BOYS CLOTHING.
Bsys Frock and Sack Goats, from Cloih
Al6pacce, Linen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5t05H
Boys jackets endP gnls, from ga ola
- Vests, from silk. Satin end Marseines 10 % ~
Also, splendid assortment OF Cloths CassiJueres ri
vesrngs, constantly on hand and made a he shors
notice r. Il. ROGERS, 76 Fulion-st cor. OF Cold
iul suit OF Sumner Clothing for 81. a20 2mAlVA
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BRUSH n1AHrrPAoropv

Qt{7 PEARL-ST. FRANKIIH.gQUARE-T r,b.
scnoer resp eefrly informs bis customers ana ,as
PUBIC tsi ns hss On hsnd for the Spring trade large ~,
.Saent on pant brushes, ssGh tools yarnish brushes
nn.sswase 90, window do, dsEing DO &c Also "a ex.
.snsse q fancy brushes Of superior worSman
sn shlch re - selling CT the lowest prices The under.
nRned has received non the American Ins..ts sivsy
reosor NE oess orzEhes exhibited ct their late far
as IN JOHN X. HOPPER
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MEDICINES.
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHs.
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHERoUs,

THE GREAT CURE FOR Badness. GRAY HAIR
SCURF AND DANDRUFF.
LII CASES OF badness. weak thin hair viii be 70.
"A stored and strengthened, grsy hairs VIII be prevented
and changed TO their original color. ScuTf and Dsndud
Stances ard al all Will Kept healthy son glossy and
curly, 20 he laiezt period OF lie
The Tncopherous il wholly different in It's composition
hom all other articles Ohe Fsme nlme or Tor similar pgT.
pose II Is intended through tho skin upon the nerves
blood yessels and Rbsortents Connected with the root
bulb OF The hAr to sustain healthy action Ia
these, and thus PROCURE @ SD
LUAURIAhF HEAD on HAIR.
Ladies or gentlemen wishing advice, and sddressi1s
from distance must Be particular IN fGling any peculiar
Circumstances connected With the decay falling % u the
hs such he preesni state Of bssh age habits, cons
tuition and temperament Of the patients for all ess must
be known, understood snd taken into consideration before
such gdyice can lead a successful result Mr. g. will
attend e. bis Office l79 Broadway, every day, for copsul
ton. Separate rooms for Ladies'.
Sold al the principal dapot l79 Broadway and by 81
Druggists and Pernmers IN the United States myS lmeodA
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THE TONIC
DEBILITY, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,
nERANEKnIENT or THE LIVER and Dr.
~ gesive Organs entirely relieved snd restored By
be use Of
PLANETTS BITTERS.
The following mole from Mr Fysti IS scsse 10 point
DEAR SIR have the opportunity Of forming opinion
OF the efficacy Of Dr. PlGneus Bers" purchased OF you
and must say that In my circle hoee Who have used
them have experienced much relief Nervous bilious
headache Of long Standing relieved az once be.eYe
them to be valuable for Indigestion and debility.
Respectfully yours H. N. FaYATT.
Hew-York, Apnl g, 1850
For sale wholesale aud retail ty JAMES SADLIER, "a
Broadway. opposite the PARK Founteh4 rnyl5 laiecdk
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CLOTHING AND TAILOKfNC.--lmns
Ostock Of fashionabe ready made clothing, Of evsy
description 800 coats from III 20 Sl5i $3.50 vests sen
u to $4i d0oC pants from 81 10 IS. To measure ecn
cassIneres and yestnga, embracing everything COW ca
desirable, hrs rate 81 always guarGnteed "A einRe ~
viii convince ally 20 per cont less than any houie 10 "
city for essh, al (rsuembsr the name and mulberry
MICHAEL CONWAY,
my21 linz ifS Fulton st. near Broadway
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SALE or INCOmE RONna oF rHE NEw-

SALEOF INCOME BONDS OF THE NEW
~ YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COnPANY-Seasd
proposals Will be received al the Office Of tho Company IS
Wast until "wednesday, tho l2h day Of June next "A
O'Clock, M for the sale Vi q 100000 OF The Income Bouta
Of the New-York ard Erie abroad Company.
The whole i5gue o. these Buuds 500 bear.
ing interest 81 per cea per lnum payable ha yearly By
coupons In the City Of EeWN Ork tho Grst days OF FEB.
Tsry aud Augus and r9dc able the pleasure OF The
Company, within I've ycar9 the lst CT February, 1850
Tnsse bonds Issued for the pedon Of he ROAD 70
LsAe Ere ano for The payment Of 9 principal aud inter.
es The whole net income Of tie roed aer tho lat Of iuy
lS5l and until the net earrings shal reach 81 OOO per
ennum, pedged rsserying only sufficient to pEy
The interest on the Mortgage bonds.
the bonds wi be Issued in sums Of oee each Win
coupons attached and proposals. VIII DO received for any
number from one 10 tN enty-fve hundred.
Terms 10 per cent nodce OF Of bids ard 10
per cent The ls Of each month sreaer; or ct the op
Ton Of the purchaser asrger tho whole amount may DO
PAID al an earlier date
The bonds offered are ell Of the Issue ,he Company
nave 10 dlspose or Acopy OF he bond may DO the
oee Of the Company where any further Information
CURED will be given.
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for Income
Bonds ard addressed to Thomas Townsend Treasurer
45 WRll.EL New. York
By order Of the Board OF Directors
my27 Uel@ NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary
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eENTLEMEWs WEARING APpAReL

CHARLES Re FOLWELL, Draper and rslx,
Ohrst quality work made 10 order, 9 BuozsL be.wsa
William and God, has iusi purchased FOR cssb choice
tornenI Of cloths, csssEneres and yeangs which via
low rent and serg for cash, hs Il enabled make W
per cent ess than Broadway prires lie hss fer he IN
eight yesTs enioyed reputation (oyen by those Of The ana
and syle be vii Glarsaiss cannot be hesien, squEed
myH Inns
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GREAT NATUGAL PHYSICIAN,
De. Il. Z. ROOT.


The celebrated Consumption and Blood Dsc9y ad lvesfoy
ofue Init C0nsHnpiiss BaFyS1eter
Once no $40 Broadway, New York
hR ROOTS triumph consists iu The permanent cure OF
~ Consumption, Caacers funofs Diseases OF the Hean,
Lungs, Liver, Spleen, Stomach Kidneys, Insanity, Fits,
Worms Gravel Pisiua, Deafness Bill dness hervouaness,
Paralysis Spinal DcoTmes Diseases of Ladies and Chi.
dren, ana Infectani Humors OF all kinds. &c.
Charges for medicines moderate. Examination OF the
Lungs with the Barometer 81. ADVICE Free. jsll lmh
A CERTAIN CURE FOR RREUlIATIsM.-
(kThe American Rheumatic balsgn Is the most exiraOr
drary medicine known Tor permanent cure Of all rhs1.
matte complaints sgch inlanimatOry chronic acute,
mercuria rheumatism govt, urbegc, splnni affection, &c
This medicine is purely vegetable and new discovery.
IL only fair trial 10 convince tho most preIldicOd
minds Of its efficacy cure and t has been known
fall when carefully used according directions. Nsne
genuine un!css signed By The proprietor T. TURNER
the wrapper
SOLD wholesale ard retail by Boyd Paul. 10 Cortland.
z, also by Geo. Delavergne lac Six,h-syenue; J. O.
Brain, so secOnd-aVonue and Mrs HayeS, us Fuonst
Brooklyn; Geo Dexter ~ SslesL Albany; slso l5j Main
ST. Buffalo; O. +. Thomas, 100 Man-sL Cincinnati Ohio;
Singer, corner o. Third and Man SO. Pittsburgh.
t4 WAS zt~
AR, RICHARDsON'e sYRUP.-One The besi
1%remedies cfthe age d. RicharJsous Syrup for cho
era cholera mobus and sumner complaints aud pain IL The
stomach.
Sold al Dr.. Tfsphagens $50 Psarst; Chares II. Ring
le2 Broa way; az he Dmggsl store 46l dos Robert A.
Ssnds, lS8 BOwey; Hsydock, 2l2 Pear-Et; also, arg
HAYS, us EuOnGI. Brooklyn CITY, Eel Ems
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COHMIssIONER FOR OHIO, INDIANA,
" Illinois, Louisiana end Mississippi 10 take acknoW
ledgmeni ofdeeds, depoaltions OF witnesses, &c.
STANLY II. FLEETWOOD,
S0NASSAU-ST
Commissioner as above has great facilities for the sale OF
land payment Of Taxes &c. on ands In tho Western and
and Southwestern States through long established and re-
sponsibe Agents 10 those States
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
On real estate In New York, Brooklyn, or WtsnsburQh
ca improved farms In the State Of New York et or
per cent. according 70 location, &c. ir5 2yys
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POOFIKG METALS AND IRON HOUSES
ltshee iron prepared for covering roofs " Iysdng 10
sections to suit Aso. model representing tho ralner
for completing il on tie roof The price IL low aud per.
sons wanting fire pFoosroot viii please Cali and examine
for themselves.
Aao iron houses OF different Sizes Manufactured with
such simplicity that house Is by 20 feet eau be erected 10
one day. the plates sliding together In grooyeA The above
size has four sash windows and door, and when pac
In boxes for Shipping viii but ~ cubic feel The
price all complete 500. p. NAYLOR- StonesL
ie9 SIN
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Csss:A. = sH sls. n; YSts s;s ~ q; ss:
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BROADWAY BANK. HEw-YeRK, kay 25 1850.
u HI ANNUAL ELECTlON for Directors Of his
Bark, and for Inspectors FOR the next succeeding Flee
ton, VIII be held al the Banking House Tuesday the
lllh day OF June next The Poll viii be opcred at IL
o'clock II and close 3. 2 IN. BE- order,
my25 I'LL L. EVERITF. Cashier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-23
NOTICE no
BRIDGE BUILDERS S.

THE Subscribers have become owners
OF Ihayer's Patent Improved plan of
Building BRIDGES, for the Districts of
Anderson and Pickens, and are prepared
to sell single rights or to take contracts
for building bridges in the above districts.
The above Patent is pronounced by
all scientific mechanics, who have exam
lned it, to combine more advantages than
any other bridge ever known-for cheap
ness, beauty, strength, and durability it
cannot be surpassed, The great advan-
tage ever all other bridges is, that any
piece of timber in the bridge, can be ia
ken out and replaced at pleasure, with
out endangering its strength in the least;
a bridge once built need never be re-
built entirely anew.
For further particulars inquire at this
office, or address the subscribers at An
derson G. H., s. @.
HARRISON q WYNNE
Jan. 5, so 80 I'm
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EickeMs District.
Harriet VanzaRt, applicant,

A1.dnda lane Vanzant, Jeptho Nor
ton pdnzdat, Robert William Vanxant,
Looiaa Elizabeth Vanzant, George THos.
Vdnzaa,t, Defendants.
happening to my satisfaction that the
DEPENDENTS all reside without this State,
1T is therefore ordered that they do ap-
pear and object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of William Vanzant, de-
ceased, on or before the Eighth day of
1pril next, or their consent to the same
will entered of record.
w. ID. STEELE, O. p. D.
Ordinary Office, 8 JAM, 1850.
"a m I'd
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THE MAGNETIC rELEaRApH.

BY JAS. G.. LIONS, L. L..
Along the smooth and slender wires
The sleopless herulds run,
Fast rs the clear and living rays ~
Go streaming from the sun,
No peals or flashes, hear or seen,
Their wondrous flight betray;
And yet their words are plainly felt
In cities far away,
Nor summers heat nor winters hail,
Can check their rapid course;
They meet unmoycd the fierce winds rage
The rough waves sweeping force
In the long night of rain and wrath,
As in the blaze of day,
They rush, with notes ofweal or woe
To thousands far away.
But faster still than tidings horno
On that electric cord,
Rise the pure thoughts ofLim who loves
The Christians life and Lord
Oflhm who, taught in smiles and tears,
With fervcnt lips to pray,
Maintain high converse here on earth
With bright worlds far away.
Az! though no outward wish it breathed.
Nor outward answer given,
The signing of the humble heart
Is known ard felt IN heaven;
Those long, frail wires may bend and break
those viewless heralds strn,.
But Faiths least word shall each the throne
OF God, though far away
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HI. JEFFERs, jw. s. coTuRAN
E. j. BUcKAIAsTER.
w A R ETH OUSE 9p
Commission NTercIlamts.

OVhHAAAARSSAORh NHeFcAR3mtS.
Market-Street, HAMBURG, S. C-WArERrnoor
McIntoslrs5treet, ArcusrA, Ga.-FIRErnooF.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the ,WAREMousE and
COMMISSION business in this place and
Augusta, GA, where they offer their SER
vices to RECEIVE, STORE OR SELL CoTroN,
FLOUR, BACON, &c, Receive AND For
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS. is,f ~
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclntoshstreet, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade .t r...rs.s.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire. ......,
AS they will be constantly at their
post, promoting the interest of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They soEcit and hope to
merit andreceive full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and,
for which they now return thanks. {,
Liberal cash advances will be made,
required, on any produce in store.
JEFFERS, COTHRAN g. Co.
Hamburg, Sept 1st, 1840. l8
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N e w GOOD ST

THE Subscriber would again inforr.a
his friends, and the public generally, that
he has just received a fresh supply of
IS SeasOmablc Goods g,
consisting in part of the following articles.
viz: Calicoes, from to 20 cents per
yard; Shirting, bleached and brown :.
Cambrics, Lawns and Alpaccas; Cloths,
Tweeds, Cassimeres, &C., for gentlemen's
wear; Blankets, Hats, Caps, Bonnets
&c. Umbrellas, and a variety of other
articles, which he will sell very cheap for
cash.
s. r.. MCCALL.
Pickens @. H.. Dec. 10, 40. 32-b
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
4, IN THE COMMON PLEAS
PICKENS DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS
PICKENS DISTRICT.
Henry Whitmire, Dec. in Attachment
aa A. vs.. B.. M. Keith
John Bishop. Pl'As Atty.
The Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in my office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State,-On motion;
1t is ordered, that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within year and day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default. >,
w. L. KEITH, G. c.p.
Clerks Office,
May 10, 1840. 1
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Positively the last Notice.

"A Lib persons indebted to the subscriber for
Z = the year ls4s, are respectfully solicited
to make payment, on or before the Ist of
March next, as am compelled to have
money. Those not complying with the
above, will find their Notes and Accounts
in the hands of proper Officers for coll
lection. ID s,J.e ~ y, re,sa.i
,ng s. r. MCCALL.
Pickens G. Fl. Feb. IL, 1850.
30-2-t
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N OTICE

All Persons having demands against
the Estate of Sheriff Haynes, deceased
will hand them in legally attested Those
indebted must make payment.
W. d. STEELE,
NoA. 18th Ordinary g. Admir-.
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scENEsM a COUNTRY soHooLHoUsE


scENEsIN a COUNTRY soHooLHousE
Under this head we find, in the York
Spirit some humorous "reminiscences.
flom which we extract the following spi
cy scenes in country school-house:
First class, rise!' thundercd our old
schoolmaster. We'll, the first class did
rise.
"Now, answer cvcrr question correct
ly, or Ill break every bone in Your ugly
little bodies, was the next pronunciamcn-
to of the old autocrat of our rcd school.
house.
>"John Brown, what do YOU under
stand by accoustics?"
"Why, a stick to drive COWS with, I
suppose"
"Get out, you young vagabond! Did
not see you reading about the science
of sound 2"
Guess not; that was about Sylvester
Sound the Somnambulist
cit was, eh? Sarah, you are Johns
younger sistcr?"
"Ycth, thir."
"What is acoustics?"
81 know, Thrift ith--it ith the art of
making Moth and hearing noith."
"You are right. Explain it,"
"1eth, thir. Ifyou thtick your finger
IN your mouth and then pull it out thud-
denly, the cold air rusheth into tho vacuum
and produthcth thound that thrikes up-
on the tyn1pan of the ear, which makth
the thound au iblc, and ith dcnominated
the thicnth of acouthtixth."
"4ou arc quite right, Sarah John,
can you now tell me what is meant by
the science of acoustics? BE careful, sir,
or you'll feel my stick"
eyes, sir "A COW sticks your finger
in hor mouth, kicks over the tin pan,
which sounds awful, and is called the sci
cnce of a cows kick"
"Well, John, you do credit to your
teacher. You may take your books and
run home" r5 K
"Willy Chase, what is the currency of
the United States 2"
"Cash and money"
"What are its denominations ?"
"Coppers, bogus and Bungtown cent
pennies, fps, pics, fourpence-hap'nies,
levys, bits, ninepences, Spanish quarters,
pistareens and shin-plasters." E9 =
'"rhat will do. Jones, what is the
standard weight Of the United States 2"
"Scale weight and little longer"
Samuel how many kingdoms are
there in the material world?"
"Four."
sFThree, only three"
"Four. / think. sir"
"Well, name them--what are thew"
"Mineral kingdom, animal kingdom,
vegetable kingdom, and kingdom come"
"Now, how many kinds of motion are
therc?''
"Four."
"No, only two; voluntary and involun-
tary:"
"Simon says there are four"
"What does Simon say they are?"
"Point, point up, point down, and wig
wag:"
"You rascal! I've a mind to wig wag
your jacket Hadh't you better describe
the motion OF my stick 2"
lean, sir"
"And its effect?"
"Yes, sir. Up strobe and down stroke
-tfieup stroke regular and easy, the
down stroke spasmodically electrifying,
and its effects strikingly indescribable."
'tJohn, what is time?"
Something that flies, anyhow"
"How do you make that out?" 4
"Why, tcnspas fMga." q @aa3
"What's that?" s@ @8
"Latin; IL means that time flies, and |
now can time, ifit flies, be anything else
than something that flies?" =
Excellent. What is the meaning of
IN pace2Y
REST quiet cat, in peace"
"Well, John, at Latin you are perfectly |
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Lctfca.s.

Remaining in the Post Office at Pickens G,
d., Quarter ending 3lst Dec, $40, which if
not taken out within three months be sent
o the Post-Oflice Department as dead letters
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Those indebted to the subscriber can
save cost by calling and settling their
notes and accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given. .
JAMES GEORGE.
JAMS, so If
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These cold nights make bachelors en-
yious of matrimonial felicity. Any good
looking and sweet disposition girl ofeigh-
teen, with a cash capital of fifty thousand
dollars, desirous of emigrating from the
barren pasture of Single Blessedness into
the fruitful field of Connubial Enjoyment,
can sing, meet me by moonlight alone,
under our office window, at quarter
past eleven o'clock any evening
\ p. S.--Only one at time.
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4 New TIHe.-During temperance
festival at Charleston, Father Mathew
obtained a new title, by the following
toast: F ~
"rhe Mississippe of Men, the Fathcr of
WaterS-Fpthor Mathew
Iti to be presumed that the giver of
this sentiment had no intention of inclu-
ding Strong waters in it, 1855
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TIMID1rY IN CmILDREN.--The only
cure for timidityin children is knwledge.
Ignorant men are always superstitious
and cowardly. To cure children OF being
afraid OF vhe dark don'tput the hickory
on their backs, but place books in their
hands. Beck's Chemistry will infuse
more real genuine courage into a boys
mind than all the rattan's in the world.