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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-04

DUELL1NG AND HANGING.-l1angInG has
proved, in one instance at least, pretty ef.
fectual Encouragement of the practice of
duelling. In the Knickerbocker for April,
we fine this paragraph, forming part Of
the Editors Table"
The following account Of the first and
last duel in Illinois, is from Fords history
of that State, just published by S. c. Grggs
u Co., Chicago: "I'he year 1920 was
signalized by the first and last duel which
was ever fought in Illinois. This took place
in Bellvillc, st. Clair county between AL
phonso Stewart, and William Bennett, two
obscure men. The seconds had made it up
to be a sham.duel, to throw ridicRle upon
Bennett, the challenging party* Stewart
was in the secret;hut Bennet, his adversary,
was left to believet reality. They were
10 fight with rifles; the guns were loaded
with blank cartridges: and Bennett some.
what suspectng trick, rolled ball into
MS gun, without the knowledge of the Sc
,onds, or of tho other party. The word to
ire was given, and Stewart fell mortally
youndea. Bennett made his escape; BUT
wo years, altarward he was arrested in Ar
iansas, brought BACK Ia the STATE, indicted,
ried and convicted Of murder. A great
Effort was made to procure his pardon, but
Governor Bond would yield to no entreatiess Z.
\ his favor, and Bennett suffered the penals
y of law by hanging, in the presence of a
reat multitude Of people. This was the
rst aud last duel ever in the State by any
t its citizens The hanging Of Bennett
lade dueling discreditable and unpopular,
nd laid the foundation for that adherence
{ the practice which has ever since been
1t by the citizens of Illinois,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-04

Few people arc out of the reach of slander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

TErru. We never bean the remark made
OF person. "that man has a great many enc
mics. =" without feeling desirous Of his ae-
quainauce. We are sure to find him in many
respects a man Of superior ability and ofs'er'
linz character. The man who plods along IN
the samo track Of his ioreiAihcrs, who never
break, away from the traces VI syPediency
and error. and who thinks and writes with
the same pen and from the same model that
his grandfather used. seldom, Il ever gains an
enemy. Bu, he who thinks fOr himself, is
something more than genius, and has tai
lent, Of high order, and is sure to have enc
mics, in public and private, at every corner
A truthful paragraph tbs, he has written
darling vices tina, he hal denounced, eating
TO wicked professors Of religion, OF sense
even Of his superiority over ,hcmsel'es' iudu-
ces many TO saw severe things Of him and he
~ ne wholesale hoping thereby to bring his
Good name into contempt. When lived the
energetic. ae,iye, truthful, talented man, who
had no enemies. Even perfection itself, in the
life ofCbri,,. was ridiculcd, scorned, abused,
spi, uron. and cast away a. unfit cor men.
[leccher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

4 SWIFT RrroEr. Tho Sporting Maya
zinc relates how a certain bishop, distinguish
81 for his love Questionable company, reeciv'
ed more than a Roland for his Oliver from one
Of his clergy whom he roJuLed for occasional
hunting:
al really don't sec" suggested the culPrit
chat II is worse than going TO hail.
II suppose replied his lorishiP, "yon al.
llds 10 having seen my name among the list
At the duchess cf-'s ball bot assure YOU
/ was not in the same room with tho dancer,
during any par, Of the evening
That my lord is exactly my case" was
the ru,hlcs, reioindsr, elm never in the field
with the hounds"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Bayard Taylor relates the following anus
in- incident 10 his own experience in Ara
bta While in Arabia, ] had a very remark.
able experience. There is drug in the east
whose ELECT j. like thu, Of opium il Is pre-
pared from IN, Indian hemp. II was much
used by the Suacsn warriors When about 80
cutter battle, IS a stimulus. ltProduces on
the Imagination a double consciousness orr
part Of the mind seems 10 study, while the
other par, looks on. From motives ofcurios-
i,v. | W, persuaded to try the effects OF II on
nv own sysiom. I was in Damascus at the
time. Soon ancr taking the drug, The effect
began 20 appear. ] saw the furniture IN the
room. ,alsci with the company, and yet !
seemed to be near the pyramid Of Checfs,
whose blocks or stone appeared to the Tx.
huge squares ofNirsinia tobacco. The scene
changed and was on the desert N a boat
made of,he mo,hcr.ofpsarl The sand seem
eI grains Of lus,rOuS gold through which my
boat ran as easily az on the waves 0f the sca /;
the air enel Gll,d vi \! .armOnies Of the
sweetest music the atmosphere w1s filled,
with light. with ojors and music. Before the
seemed 10 be a eOnsian, series Of arcades Of
rainboyys, through which, for fifteen wears, ]
seemed 9, glide The finer senses were de-
ysloPcl, and an qualification was single
harmonious sensation. Hence, We can easily
corcctv, the origin of the Arabian Nights.
Ms companion, huge Nen,ucsiln, tried the
drug with N amusing effect Ahcr looking
A. ne i1r while, he started Up with the eN-
,lanatIo', I'm a locomotive and he began
to cut of h.s words Ike the puff Of an engine
and 10 work Ike moving Of the wheels. At
last, he seized the water ju: iOr drink, but
set IL down with yell, 'ay.ns, chow eau ]
take water into my bo.lgr When I'm letting
OGGoam."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
THE GREATEST
Me dical Discovery
M THE hGP

AFR. KENNEDY Of RoSla,y. has discovcrc,
/ MI in one oi our co nmon pastures weeds rem
-, that cures EVERY KIND OF lluMOR
G,,m The worst Scrofula down to a common Pimplc
lie has tried IL in over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except IN two. lie has now in hi.
n,s....ion over two hundred certificates nf IL val
ue. All within twenty miIes u Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sOr'
mouth.
One 10 three bottles viii cure the worst Kind Of
pimplcs on the face.
Two or three bottles willclcar the system Of bic'
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure abe worst
LinI oC r,nker ~ the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 Eve bottles are warranted 10 cure th,
worst case. of cysipehs
Onc 10 two botllcs are Warranted 10 cure all hu
mors Of the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure running IL
the ears and hlotchcs IN the hair.
Tour Ia sx bottles ATE warranted to cure cor'
rupl aul running ulcers
One lottl, will cure scilyorptions u the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
mos, ,Icspera,e cases of rheumatism,
Three to siS bottles are warranted to cure salt
Thcum.
Five to eight bottles cure the very wont eases
Of scrolula.
A bens6t !. always expected from the 6r,t botlLc,
and perfect cure warranted when the above guam
tity y taken.
Nothing books % improbable IN those who have
in vain trcd al the wonderful medicines 81 the day
NJ that a common weed growing On the pastures,
and along Old stone walls, shoud cure every hu.
NOR; vet Il i now a fixed fact. II 500 have a
humor IL has 90 start. There ATE no " NOE ADDS
about Il. curing fomc cases bui not yours. lie has
pcdllcl over thousand bottles ~ i IN the vicinity
of BOSTON, and nows the effect 81 Il IN every case.
II has already dunc some of the grcatcstcurc. ever
done in Massachu.cus. lie gave Il 10 children q
year obi, to Old people n siStyi and has sccu poor
puny booking children, whose hcsh was suit anil
hally, restored to pcrlcctsiaic Of health by one
both.
To those who are trouLlcd with .ick headache,
one hottie will always cure H.. II gives great &C..
licf ~ catauh and diIIiness. Some who have
taken II nave hocn custyc ior yCars anil have been
regulated by Il. WHERE the body j. sound Il work.
quite easy, Dut where there . any arrangement Of
the functions Uf nature, IL will cause very singular
feelings, lat ,uu must not H. alarmei-th,N always
disappear in from four days a. = week. There y
never q bad result from ton the contrary when
that FEELING - gone, YOU will i',l yours"li The o
new person. heard some of the most eNtuiNaglnl
,ncomiums of II that man ever listened 10,
No change u diet ever ncccssIry. Eat the beet
YOU can ct anil enough ofit
Directions iur usc-Aduts, one table 'poonlu
per day-chlllrcn Ut eight year. ,.srsch sp"oulul'
from five % eight, teaspoonlul ~ no direction
can b. applicable a. ~ constitutions, take enough
~ operate on the bowel. twice day.
n. n. HAY, Druggist, Portland, The only an
thorIrd agent f1f Naive.
Sold by AspRrws 4 BARS, Paris lliil; w
/ 4. Rusr, VI. H., -. Paris; T.. Atwood Co..
liuok6ed; liobcu Noycs, Norway. lyio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

4 Nrr MoTiyr PowrR. The worces-
ter Spy says tina, an ingenious mechanic II
that city has iu,enied machine for supply.
ing motive power, which, it Is believed by
practical men, will supcrscde the steam CO.
CINE. The invention Is thus described
"The machine is called "vapor engine"
and the pruPclling power is produced by tho
expansion Of air in cylinders by the applies
ton ofs,eam. The invention comprise, two
features, one entirely mechanical, the other
chemical. The first consists Of the peculiar
arrangement Of the valves, by which the At.
nospheric resistance of the Exhaust" is 10,
isl, consequently 4 saving Of fifteen lbs. TO the
s1uar, inch j, effected, which in common
practice is equivalent to a saving Of thirty.
three per cent. The peculiar mechanical
structure ofihc valves and their connections
arc also prominent features in the invention
on the score ofwear andiea The chemical
feature is tia, Of rendering atmospheric air
more sensitive TO the sc,iou OF calorie than Is
laid down in the book, viz doubling It's vol.
une under a temperature of2ls deg. where.
as : tsmpraiurc Of 100 deg. has been consider
81 requisite to dill,c air to twice its normal
volume. !, is claimed by this inventor that
the combination Of these two Inventions gives
a result as siN To one ia favor OF his invention
over the ordinary steam engine, and an oH
plo,ion eanno, occur from carelcsSness in the
use Uf the engine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

wlrrY REILLY. Walter Scott does not
seem To have been the boy a, school which
some have stated. Once, a boy in the same
elias. was asked by the dominic" what pari
cfspeoeh with was.
"a noun, sir. said the boy
"You young bloekhead," cried the Pcda-
eogcc, "uha, example can you give Of suef
a thing -
81 can tell you, sir" intercepted Scott
"you know there, verse in the Bible whiel
.lys-' they bound Sampson With 'riih'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Deacon ThOmas's Profanity.

\ committee ur che church once awaited ou
Isle RcuLsu, On account OF Prohnc eH-
pc,.,.on which escaped bis lips (as It was
,aidlUhile he was preparing dam. uucle
va. sll,ut at ,hcir rsproof, until he perceived
,ra, IL vas play upon the word "dam. "
he ,h,u Indignantly denied the accusation OF
profanity, and said if il had been trlc, he
would have received the rcproofin becoming
christian spirit. although he was not mem
Der ofihe church.
"Astis, however" said be, 81 advise
YOU TO look ai,cr those Of Your own number
over whom you arc bound to watch and Who
are subject To your discipline
The committee replied that they should be
Glad To Ne informed Of any transgressions Of
their own number Of like kind.
'Iuc,er liked a ,alc.hcarcr, Orto gossip,
ssid INV uncle "bu, Of this you may be sure
I never heard a mau swear as Deacon Thorn
rs did Yesterday, when bis horse was contra
~ a, EjcntOn."
Here he GUIDED the interview, bot within 4
fU Jaws Uncle RcaNen had a summons To
sprear before ,hc ecclesiastical court With hrs
fees duly rendered, TO testify against Deacon
Thomls. lie had bccu arrligned and plead
not guilty. Now the dgaeOn Vas fcdcralISi
and the democrats we're in crSa, clee at his
.Xre-,,J Js-racr The rorish WIS divided
by strict party lines, aud the whole town
eauch, the excitement.
On the d,y Of the tIial great coneourse
assembled a, ,ho church. Deacon Thomas
sull denied lis gull, and Uncle Reubcn was
a man. a. was well known, who would not
vary hairs breadth from The truth. The
cs,h was administered. aud the question Pu,
by the chairman Of the council,
'.IIave YOU, Mr.. pa, any time heard
Deacon Thoma, make use OF any Proiane eH.
prcssious 90
The excitement cor a moment was intense,
A, las, Uncle Reuben said
"No,
Chairman-lid ycu understand the pues-
uon.siri The question Is whether or not you
have ever heard Deacon Thomas sTelk rrc-
hucly ?"
Uncle Rclbsn-l never did, sir.
The Committee Of reference came to the
rescue. and asked he witness
"Dtd YOU not tell Us TIA, YOU heard D,l.
con Thomas speak proGncly -
Uncle R-ubcu-No sir"
CONDO you rccollcCt our conversation
some week, ago, at"
l'nclc Rcub,n-l DO, sir.
Ccm.-what old you say ,bou, the pro-
hniiy Of Deacon Thomas
Uacle Reuben said never heard 4 man
swear a. he d..
Com.-And how did he swear, sir
Urclo Reuhen-He said IL never"
That nigh, there was crca, accession TO
the numbers NJ the Trldc-Sale Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Tur Dor axD rur BRlcE. \ BOY hear
ilg M, aiher say, "twas a poor rule that
would 90, wor. both ways" said:-"lf IA
Their applies this rule about his work, l will
ties, 1t IN my play"
So ss,,.n. up row 81 brIck,, three OF lou'
inche, araI,, he ,iPpcd over The FIRST, which
striking ,h, secuud, caused i, TO AL on the
,hird which overturned the iourth, and so on
through ID, whole course, until all the bricks
Law Proslra's.
"well," said The boy. leach brick has
knock a down his n-irhbor which stood neA'
to him | only ,.ppel one. Now | will rails,
one, aud see ilhc will raiss his ncishbor
will see It rai.iu. one will raise all the rest.
II. looked .a vain to sec them rise.
"Ilefc, father" sad the boy. rs r'Oi
ruk. twill not vors both ways. They
knock each other down, hu, will not raise sael
other up."
"My son, +" aid the father, "br.cks ~,
mankind are alike made Of clay, active it
knocking each other down, bu, no, dispose
10 help each other up"
"Fa,ber,' said the boy, docs the Grs
brick reprcseu, OF resemble the FIRST Adam =
The h,her replied in the following:
Morll.-"Wheu men fsll. they love con
pany Ju, when they rise, they love to STAN
alone. Ike Wonder brick, and see o,hers pros
Ira,s, as4 bClsw them"
christian Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

ABr,cr OF 'Nrcporrs. While stopping
for The p,rh, a, the "taryem" OF one c.,
near IN, head waters Of Trout Creek, The bat
room was visited BY a customer, whose chalk
marx. had o,crrcached the usual amount ct
credit given at the house. who walked Up 10
the bar and asked for his evening raIioHs,
The presump,ions Of the spas; due debtor
"rilcd'' the landlord, who aPPrONima'iOg his
f., to the Prooo els ofhis customer, eHelaim'
cl-
Tom Coon YOU Internal nuisance # ]
have any more dcalins With you in the fu'eh-
or 10 come, IN have my pay more rane'il'r
down"
Another good IN is told Of an old gentle
man To- this city, whose eight or ten clerks
had bored him TO death with couundrums.
Going home one evening he was stopped IN
front Of closed store by a couniryman, Who
asked
"Can YOU tell me my friend, why this store
is closedi"
SEQ to bla1es - cried he With your-eon-
qunJrums I've been bored to death with EN-
these three weeks"
Esprit Of the Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup.
Read! Read!! Read!!!

One parent informs me that his child has suf.
fcIcd 90 an alarming eNlent with Fhtulcnoc or
Wind Choiic. Lately they have used the
Soothing Syrup, and 1t always effects speedy
cure.
Another parent saw. his child has been exceed
ngly irstinl. owing To- the pain and soreness Of
Cutting Teeth. For a Few weeks they have
used the Soo,hing Syup, and End that u removes
the sor,aess and irritation from the mouth and
gums, aud improves the gsneral health oi the
child IIe saws " II - E0rih more than u costs,
for tLs iaeo,dsci good A10r and eh,otHlH,'' = ih'
chld."
Sold by G. W. ATWELL, No. 4, under 4. :.
Hotel, Portland, General Agent ior Maine.
Also sold BY Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
everywhere. Price 10 cts. ASDRIws &BArf'
PARIS Hill.Agenr, u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
WHOOpING COUGH CURED BY
DOWNS ELIXIR.

n, Lst rs'ssiy IN n, s''r'i - Whrtt5g Cosr'
b. Dpvu's EliNir II -pou t'siks ~ ~ SIS5'. rs-
rrr,s az SIls,, and the Tat,nt gets vel rid # IT.
elects .oon,f thanh, the use Il an, other medicine
fa' a ogw71a r1li asffJ' 0ry isfrriTd0s ofrosgA
Vh,thsr the rssult Of scIsrr cold, produc"d lN
fever. &c the result II 6Ned pulmonary habit, :,
stands sgutaNsi, EssysIlisi.
h rfsu cars r. c1sgA ~ f,F i6vs THAT HAS
LASTED FOR MONTHS, aud lallcd the ,kill
of the be,t physicians.
Soub, G. W. NTwELL, under the u. $. 10.
tel, rouhnd. Gencrsl Agcut iur Maine.
Also sold By Druggists and dealers In Medicines
everywhere. ANDREWS * BATES. Agents.
PARE lliIl.
SoAb, DE-. ". 4. RUST, So Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED.

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Each part viii contain -Four Steel Eugr'inc' from
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y. York. william 81. June 1858. 2Ju
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Tur SLAVE Sur. The persons found on
bard the brig Glamorgan. captured by the
United States brg Perry on the coast Of Afri-
ca and sent to Boston, have had a preliminary
examination ana been fully committed for
trial. The testimony was conclusive that the
captured vessel was fitted for the slave trade.
The penalty against the captain, If convicted
of,he charge, is death of the men, not eS'
ceeding two years Imprisonment, ahd fine mol
! exceeding 50 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
The best Family rhysic in the World
THE REASON WHY DOWNS ELIXIR
so oTrES cuHr'.
Amer all other Means have rnilcdi

lat. hi,ps ,,w,zsgHy Es1-.irrasi; IL. GrH II.
fc,t being To luo.cn the cough, and enable you to
aisc casil, and freely.
81 q alis JruviuHv ufag ~ p0pWai1'y ars1s'
causing the Kin o. lecomr moist and healthy,
and dischsfging q vast snount II the Impurities II
ihs system, b, the p"rcs of the skin.
81 10 Diw,r., iuuHg 4 ~ hs tuHl'y o..
rass., portion II the disease.
Ih h 49, a shgH sHikrr'ts frgisHrv, I'rgl1's-
~ L1'rsl' aHi r,atrg sastsHss., Che revere II.
Zee, bang produced by ncarl, all pulmonary mcii'
rincs.)
9Th. hue r.slf Rtri pHtfs, iAu', NJ m sT.
rsf1.ssi, and through th, various Lsctiuns Il the
slia, the iIssys. ths buvsls, aad M Had, II tho
rau.h, rs-1tlfSs ~ sysfss Tssa'ss i'shs' 7sisiss
o, A,ghly srf,ag ruy par, AID r,si5'd usor asi
f4.f 10 the uholr system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

In one Of Rev. T.. II. ChaPin's sermons is
The following passage.
"Mauy a man there is, clothed IN respoc'
liability and proud Of hi, honor, whose cen
trail idea in life Is inieres, and casc-,hc con-
ccp,ion that other mcn are merely tools TO be
used a. will best serve han that God has en-
JoNcd him with sincw aud brain merely To
scramble and &c, and 50 III the midst OF hrs
grand universe, which Is perpetual eireula-
ton sfbcuc6,, he lives Ike sponge oraroek
To absorb aud bloa, and die. Thousands m
this rrca, city arc living 90, Who never look
ou, Of their narrow circle OF scll'in,crcs,
whose Jccaloguc Is arithmetic, whose Bible
is their ledger Who have 80 contracted and
hardened ana stamped their natures, that IN
any spiritual estimate they would pass as 80
many bag, Of dollars"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
Farm for Sale.

,re.ps. The Subscriber offers ior 'ilc one
,sTssfS ofthc l,.t Farms ia the town q
S2c4N npck6sld, situated Three ufcs from
the village un the main road 10 raus,
49, containing about Que hundred acres
II bnl, wcli divided iutp fell, pasture and wood
land, cuts twenty-five tons " hay annually, The
house barn aai sheds ate capac'ous, new anil ~
good rcrair; It T. we'll supplied with water, good
orchard o( .clcctcd grated fruit, and nursery 1T
applr.trre. II a suitable size iur setting. The hfm
4 IN high state u cultivation, the fences are "a
good repair. SAID farm will h. soli low y applied
af soon, Terms lihcnl. MOsLS LOW.
Buckheld, March, Ii, 1851.