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BOOK BINDING

CorsU L s-ssfh sfyssf and Maryland dussss
ssar fAs SHnttssoaiaa Isstffxttoa
EDWARD LYCETT TRESPECTFULLYIN
IL forms the subscribers TO Browns Bible and
shaIsPeare, now just completed, that he is pre-
pared TO bind those works in a superior style OF
slegaace, suenetn and soiidity, and upoa much
moEe reasonable terms than cad be done In HaIti.
more, Philadelphia, or New YORK letter ad
dressed 70 him tPer post) will enable him 10 ex.
nioli 70 tne suoscroers Specimens Of hi. style of
ecuteo- se27-6m
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GAS FIXTURES

- n. MILLER, SON & CO, ALEXAN-
He dria, Va, keep constantly on hand hand
some variety OF CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory Of
Cornelius Baker, which they Will guarantee TO
sell at the same prices charged to private pur-
chsSers az the Salerooms on Chestnut street, Phil
sdelphia. Also, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, in great variety.
Call and eXamine for yourselves dec L
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VI. SNYDER A. SON. BANKERS,

RUY AND SELL DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
- STOCKS, BONDS, and othes Securities,
receive Deposits, furnish Drafts, make CoElec-
Gons, and negotiates Time Paper.
LAND WARRANTS
We are az all times buying and selling Land
Warrants, and will locate them, on commission,
In Nebraska and Minnesota Territorys, WILSON,
sin, Iowa, and Missouri.
M SNYDER & SONS Bank,
dec Is-In No 33S National II otel Building.
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Il ness Mans Guide 10 the Post Oaces In the
United States, containing the names Of the Post
Omces aud Post N asters In the United States on
Tue l't July, 1855, with variety Of valuable in
formltion on Postal Affairs; also, a comprehen-
slve co1idcation Of the existing Postal Laws
Price 81. Just published, and for sale, at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
dec IL near 9th street
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THREE PIANOS Ar GREAT BAReaIN,

NITE HAVE ONLY ONE PIANO LEFT At
aSNf ssOO, iron frame, rosewood case, ana war.
nsSantsd.
a. One beautiful 7-oetaves, round corners iron
frame, rosewood case Piano, worth 500 and
will be sold for $3.50
Oae Louis XIV style, magnifcently carved
case, iro. frame, rosewood Piano, worth $3.50
will be sold for S3l5
Tae two last named Pianos are made by Miller
CurtaZ, Of Boston, ara sold for no fault, but
nave been consigned 10 US, and we are Instructed
. 70 force them OF az great sacrifices In order 70
close up the years business Persons In want will
do well TO call and eIamine them. They are
truly great bargains
Also always on hand, the largest stock OF
Pianos IN this city, ranging from 500 10 slOO).
JOHN r ELLIS,
dec 19 300 ia avenue, bet. 9th and IOth sts
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FOR CHRISTMAS.
OOklNG GLASSES, ALL SIZES, WILL
IL be sold low for cash
JOHN WAGNER. 255 Pa avenue,
dec l7-H opposite Kirkwood House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-07

WOOD-WOOD-WO
HICKORY, OAK AND PINEOF THE BEST
quality constantly on hand. at
JOHN w. MYERS d co.
Ofhce and Yard corner g and 23d streets, First
Ward. dec l6 II
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sORIEES DANSANTE.

elROF. II w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
4 pleas ire in announcing to his friends, 90
patrons, and public generally, that the -
above social and delightful entertain IN
ments will commence at Numbers Metro GKfI
politan Hall, corner 9th and ID streets, on AU lA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November
18th, Al O'Clock, and continue every Wednesday
throughout the season. Gentlemen wishing TO
subscribe for the season can do so upon very
favorable terms, by applying at the Hall on Tues
day and Thursday evening from till 10 O'Clock.
now -
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nR. DUPRIE's REMEDIES are the only
~ efectusl cure for External or Internal Piles,
Saltrh-um, Ring Worm, &c. They are unrival-
led for purifying the blood.
81 cents per box. Once 76 Nassau street, New
York. VIII be sent by mail.
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of 11th st
lHt Penn. avenue. ~
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q II D E = T A K 3 r,
shop and Residence No. 3O3 Penn's avenue,
south side. between 9th and 10th sts.
ITAVIN6 PROVIDED BIMSELF WITH

4 an ELEGANT HEARSE,
and all necessary yconveniences for
properly conducting bis business,
would respectful Inform the public that he In
fully prepared to I'LL all orders entrusted to him,
atthe shortest office, and In the best manner.
A large supply nf READY MADE COFFINS
Of all sizes, always on hand, which will be fur
aished on the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
sn1ire satisfaction on all occasions.
N. B.-Residing on the premises, orders viii
be epromPtly attended to at all hours.
feb 7-1V
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4 ,HESS, BACk6AMMCN, AND DRAU6B
~ BOARDS, at Qan s-1w) The LAKES.
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JOHN II. BUfHMANN,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, 90.
Pew arss.e, soxth sids, bet. AZ and6th stS.,
HAS IN STORE VERY CHOICE AS
l. sortment Of Champagne, In quarts and 2
pints, Of the most desirable brands.
~ Also, Also, sparkling 81 peray, white and pink
Rhine Wines, Moselle French Wines, red and
white; Cognac, Scheidam Gin, Jamacia Rum,
Scotch Whiskey, American Whiskey, Curacao, /,
Anisette; and OF his own preparation, Wild
Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Juice, stomach BIZ
ters.
Also, genuine Absinthe, Kirschwasser, and
Havana Cigars deo IO-3t& wdm.
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VISITING AND MEhIf CARDS. AND
handsome Books, by the best bards. F or Hol-
FERGUSON'S,
dec 3 4S6 Seventh street.
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SK ATES ANOTHER LOT THIS
OLA N LOs Day received, and for sale by
Y. TUCKER & CO,
dec % $50 Pa. avenue
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

Mr.. IioN COLLEGIATE IN>rIrr rE.--At q Spc-
cial meeting OF the mrE!bcii OF the Mt. Zion
t,sirlY he'll OH the :E?i;l instant: Gen. John y.
ll<tan wa: duly elected Principal of the above
Institution tirc J. ". HUDSON, deceased
Gen .tison is native Of this District, ana Il
graduate rf tile South Carolina College; and
from his long experience and great s"ces> rs a
teacher at the F,cnezar aal Rock Hill Acttlc-
mics, q! lorl; District. and The high reputation
w!ic! lie enjoys E,r scholarship and learning,
We feel confident nat the Society mas made Il
most wise aul iaricns choice. and that our an
ccnt and cherished Institution will still con-
lnand aud merit the patronage so long bestowed
and conceded TO it.
We learn that ". Il. Robertson, Esq. was
a|nmintcl trustee in The place Of Nr. David
Mcdowell, resigned. And that resolution was
adopted by the Society. authorizing the Princi-
pal to appoint his Assistants, but such apimlnt-
mcnts to he subject 10 The approval u ''lsal-
prevail of the Board of Trustees.
We also learn that tic Society ordered an an-
preparation for the present OF $500 ont of lis
funds towards the erection of the Monument
over the remains of the late j. ". Hudson, &c
ceased 'i'innsjvo Register.
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q . STORY for t5e Gin1es,
From the Wavcrlcy Magazine.
I s = Ell a Z a T. e. >

Five months have passed since Lizzie became
my wife. 1t was On bright May morning that
she walked by my side up the aisle of ST.
Church, Brooklyn, and kneeling at the altar,
vowed, in sweet. low-toncd whisper, that she
would love and cherish inc forever | say it
was on bright May morning when that solemn
event occurred; Ga very solemn and momentous
event to me, though, know OF no consequence
to you, dear reader, save that you are indebted
to it for this sketch, and our prospects were as
bright as that cheerful spring morning, and onr
hearts, like the gladstone young Garth, We're
leaping for Joy. There were many friends
around U.s. Sunny-hced maidens, robed in ,iaz-
zling white, with pearls and flowers cleaning Oh
their hair. who were Lizzics pet companions.
and, besides, my dear old friend: Frank Ardent,
who acted as my right hand man there were
other companions Of my youth and manhood,
who came to give parting cheer to our little
lifc-boat, which, with gay flags streaming Joy
fully over her, WAS about being launched on The
perlOus sea Of matrimony.
What speech Frank Ardent made in pro-
posing our health Pm 4 modest man and dare
not write out the compliments he paid me; but
the hearty manner in which tue dear old boy
wished us all sorts Of prosperity, length OF days,
length of purse, good health, true friends, and
another blessing which brought the crimson
color to my Lizzic'S check, will he gratefully
remembered by me so long as my memory re-
mains.
sad our prospects were a' bright as that
Joyous spring morning. for in every respect
could be pronounced prosperous man. had
then been partner for two years i'll q large
and houriShing house. whose correspondence
circed the globe, and had managed TO save
from my income some seven or eight thousand
dollars | had rented one Of the prettieSt and
coscst italian cottages, in the most charming
portion of the suburbs of brooklyn; and, as
had left the selection Of the furniture almost ell
tirely TO Lizze's hand, ! had the pleasure of
seeing our home furnished with exquisite taste,
and replete with every domestic comfort.
will not attempt to describe my feeling when
found myself, after our little tour fairly settled
in our home. Do you THINK words could ex-
press { appeal to married nen) the happy feel
ing which weltcd up in my grateful heart when
sat down the first evening in my own house,
at my own table, and drank the first cup of tea
from my Lizzc's hands? How often did ask
myself, during that evening, rs locked into
my dear Wits loving eyes, what had done
that SO great 4 blessing should be bestowed upon
me? and how fervently prayed that might
be enabled ever to rightly Keep and fondly
cherish the priceless treasure that had been
committed to my care
The sunlight shone cheerfully on our home
all through the summer months; the'e is per-
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spectral forms were changed to bright robcd
angels whose white and tender hands were
strcwng blessings On my. Nzzie's head.
That evening was the. Lappicst we had ever
spent. Poor words ye mock me when try
to speak of it. Oh! withwhat angelic tender
ness did this pure saint wind herself around
me. What holy consultations did this sweet
preacher utter Oh, Fox!: thou hast not all
the sanity martyrs written in thy book. Oh !!
Greece and Rome, we have not all the heroes
blazoned in your stories.
My friends, week agoWe left that home for
one much humber but notless happy. Already
its walls are rich, with heavenly gifts, gifts
which this world cannot give; and blessed be
God, gifts which no tinalcial panic can take
away. ' II
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DIsTrrsslxG iyc!pENT-l.aSt week Il son Of
Cnl Joseph j. Winter, Of this county. returned
rom Kansas after an absence of Some three
years, we believe. His appearance had so chang.
e that even his t,thcr did not recognize him
when he entered the parental mansion. After
the soil had made himself known, the father
stepped - the door oi IN adjoining loom: ani
calling to two ot his daughters, informed ihem
that gentleman desired 10 see them. lpon
entering the room, the young ladies did not AT
hr,st recognize their brother, but almost instant.
Is. the eldest, named Cecilia, recognized him
and sank instantly to the floor, dead. Being
somewhat delicate, the joyous surprise of thus
unexpectedly meeting her long absent brother
to whom she was dearly attached. was too mach,
anl her gentle spirit took its flight to realms
where her happiness will endure Iorcver.-
ClarksLurry (Na.) Register.
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CsAwroRn'S STATUE or WAsnlyGroN.--The
Dutch brig Walborg, with the equestrian statue
of Washington on board, has arrived i'll James
River. and is now at Newport News awaiting
orders. The arrival of this vessel (says the Dis.
patch, almost simultaneously with the intel
iircncc of the death of the artist, whose gcnious
WAS manifested in the completion Of his great
work Gre his light went ont forever. will be re-
:,arrcl by some as i melancholy coincidence
vet il is gratifying to know that the object CT
his latest toll las been borne in safety over the
seas, and hat Virginia will be permitted to per.
peln.tc his memory, by adjoining her capital
with his mos: conspicuous achievement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

4 REHA&rAaLE SroEy.--Wc take the fol-
lowing from tho Wak,ila (Fla.) Times OF the
l4t inst, and give it 10 or rreadcrs ior what it
is worth: 4 friend informs lis or the following
occurrence, which is rcrortcl to have taken
place recently ut Ait;.pnl%i5. Georgia. y gen.
ilelnan who had received Il considerable sun, oi
money was compelled 10 81 from home lcaring
his wife alonc in tie hoIiSr, situated some dis
tance from any ether dwelling. Towards eve
ming two negroes entered the i.o'l>c and tenrln-
,lcd ol the lariy the money, or they would take
hcr life. Being wolnan IF great conliic$S, she
saw III once that it would be Useless I"r hcr TO
attempt to cvade the demand, so she woducc:
the money. and gave it 10 them. The negroes
then remarked that, as supper was nearly ready
tlcy. would stay and cat with her. She told
thcin To he seated until she got it really. The
Woman had avail Of siryclninc i'll her cupboard.
The woman, in swccten;nS their co'lrr ma'a.cd
to put dose Of the poison i'll their cups. Iiey
drank, and III a few moments were dead The
ncig!bors were called in, and the negroes dis
covered 10 be white mcn in di>gttiSc-ncar
ucighbors and friends Of her husband, who had
known Of his receiving the money and his abb
slnce.
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Office

Es hereby given that CATHERINE II. GREENE
the wifi. of COLUMBUS A. GREENE OF Edge
lell District, residing near Hamburg, in said DIS
trict, intends to become q soc trader within one
month from this date.
- CATHERINE II. GREENE.
Witness, BENJAMIN BAIRD.
Hamburg, Oct. 1th 1857 1T ~
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Notice,

NJOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made at the next Session of the Leeisa
,ure, to vest one half Of the eschcated estate "f
Charles McGreyor, late Of Edgefeld District, in
the Trustees Of the Edgcfeld Male Academy.
G., IN 3m IS
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For the Advertiser.

III MlSS L-.
In vale far away conc meet me to night,
Where the moonshine comes bcaming in showers
of light;
No noise to disturb us-in peace we will rest,
And sing the ut.pourings of each others breast.
IT'S there where Peace, Beauty, and Love dwclls
together,
And the charms of pure sweetness vie with each
other,
With fragrance of flowers, that cnchant the
lone va9c,. F<s -
As they sled their sweet odour on a calm sum-
mcr gale.
Alone in this vale thee is nothing to fear,
Not pain, not sorrow, nor even n care,
To darken tic beams Of our sur; shiny hours,
Or give pale decay to the sweetest Of flowers.
Alone in a place with such beauty serene,
With flowers ever sweet, and leaves ever green
There still we can love, and in happiness kiss,
Till tcar-drups of sorrow br oceans of Hiss
Dear girl of my pleasure come roam with me
where
Bright nature lends sweetness to everything
fair;
'Tis there VIC can love amid happiness pure,
And when VIC have ended commence it anew.
MARCUS.
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Headquarters,

9Th REGIMENT. S. c. NJ }
TrcxER's PoND, Oct. u, 1857. J
TN Pursuance Of an order received from Gen.
W. C. MoRAGNE, an election will be held at the
Company Muster Grounds Of the Upper battalion,
on the 9th November, tor MAJOR Of said Bat
talon. By order Of j. w. TOMPklNS, Col.
O.tl4 It 80
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Notice

MS hereby given that Mrs. EMILY CARROLL,
wife of EDWARD G. CARROLL residing in Ham
burg, but late of Grani,eve, Edscfied District
intends to become sole trader III one month rom
this date. hMlL1 UAhl''i'i'
Witness, BENJAMIN BARn 90
Hamburg, Oct. 9th 1851 At 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

RAMsArs History OF SorTll CARoLISA.--The
Ncwbcrry Rising Sun says:
at is with pleasure we learn as an undnubted
fact that Mr.. W. D. Dulie, of this town, intends
re-publishing Ramsay's History Of South Carroll
ma. 1t is standard work and gives US a true
history of those times that tried mems souls. We
hope that every citizen and every young man
who reads land every one should read, wilsub.
scribe Tor the work. or at any rate, buy it when
it comes out. The history will be published in
two volumes, Of the size and style OF binding of
the Works of Calhoun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11
Notice.

Ii. Persons indebted to the Estate Of James
"A S. Shadrack, Decd, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment, and those having de.
mands against the said Estate will render them in
properly attested. H. BURNETT, ,,,ou,
T. M. FISHER. 1Ao 0'S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

LIES IRrlTAnrLl7IrS,--W. hat j: the use Of it?
DO not worry yourself To death at what othec
people may say of yom, az long as you know
that is not true. T.,';a care Of tho truth; that
is your business. All t,lscl"ols 20 10 the bo-
som of their father, tho devil. and their trainers
soon follow. 80 nuch as 70 t;.lschoods OF you.
As 10 fiIsrhomlS to YOU, and as to every tale
the most remotely prcju''iciai to another, treat
it and the narrator with the ut!noSt indifference,
until you hear the story Of the other party: this
only is just. ana wise, and kind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11
EDGEFIELD, S. c., NOVEMBER Il, 1857

at once mournluI and shocking to hear the vul-
gar, coarse jokes current among young gentle
men, founded upon your monstrous and eXtrav-
agant fashions in dress In the days when
young ladies' dressed and dcported themselves
modestly and tastcrully these things were
not so.
l consider, therefore, that your viscious fash
ions have positively y;scous tendency in So
cicty-they make you, thousands and hundreds
of/thousands Of you, old maids and as many
men thus made woman-scoliing old bachelors.
In general it may be said that Cupid was never
found in padding or hoops. Men don't fall in
love with walking store-cases. And, besides,
these tomlooleries Of yours are very costly, and
prudent young men, though they may waltz
and polk with them, in general are very shy OF
marrying them.
Is it not good time to think Of these things,
and to correct the folly that they imply? If [
am Judge of the ways Of the world am sure
that return to the company, delicacy, and
good tastes Of other days, would greatly pro-
mote your happiness, as well as that of society
in general, including your papa's, who are
obliged to foot your bills.
s. TO EreryJody.-Dont give up the ship.
1t is dark day, but We shall have a return Of
bright weather ere long. DON'T yield to panic.
Panic is wild horse, and may carry you over
u precipice. In difficulty, in the pressure Of
circumstances, maintain your integrity, yonr
character DO nothing to-day that Tomorrow
may make you ashamed of. IT Others lose their
senses, walk you in the path even Of wisdom
and charity. Every man who acts thus will
come out of the trial happier and better, even
from the stern cfucibe of suffering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

WARMING To FoES SrEcrLAToRs.-Thc NUM-
Der ot' :io.s i'll this section, says the Abingdon
(Va.) Democrat, is about as large as usual, so
well informed friend assures Us, vet the price
asked by sellers and offered by buyers are quite
"ta!l.; We incline to the opinion that some Of
the spectators will burn their fingers if they arc
not cautious Stimulated by the high price Of
pork last season and the prospect OF All abua.
dan, corn crop many farmers, We understand,
arc making arrangements to tatten alargcr nma-
Der Of hogs Than they did last year, and the same
state of things is like 10 prevail in otherq quarter.
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FALL TR T.!
q. L. CUNNINGHAM & co,
GR0cERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN WINES g. LIQUORS,
HAMBURG, S. c.


VNTE take this opportunity Of returning thanks
w to our patrons and friends for the very liberal
encouragement and favors we have received for sew
eral wears past, and respectfully solicit continuance
of the same. Our highest aims, and best endeav-
ors will be to merit and deserve the patronage of
our old customers friends and the public generally,
by conducting our business rs we have done hereto
fore, and increasing our reputation for
Low Prices and Fair Dealing,
And making it to the decided advantage Of all who
favor us with their trade.
The increased patronage we have received and
are continually receiving has induced US to B BUY a
LARGE and WELL ASSORTED Stock Of Goods,
in order to meet the growing demands and increase
of trade.
The Superior Quality
OF all Goods offered to the Public at this establish
ment, is so well known that very little need be said
upon this subject But with the unity Of LOW
PRICES, and the VERY BEST QUALITY OF
GOODS, is the system Of business the subscribers
are determined to carry out. This will be made ap-
plicable to every branch Of their business.
Our Goods in oil instance will he what they are
representcd to be--and when sold by sample, shall
slways be in conformity with the sample
We are constantly receiving and have in Store
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of
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CORN SHELTERS,

SeIE.Sharpening Straw Cutters!
II PENN, Agent, has just received and offers
e.. ior sale supply Of the most approved arti-
Gle of CORN S1ELLERS. Also, large Stock
of those celebrated Self-Sharpening STR \ w
CUTTERS. The farmers will please send in
their orders.
Sept 9 Il ji
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4 HARD Hr.-Mr Finnefiock. IN Ohio ro-
litical stumpcr. OF the Buchanan and Walker
shade ofpo!itics. while malinga high flown speech
recently, paused in themidst Of it and exclaimed: "a!
Snow, gentlemen, what do you thinli?" In-
stantly n man rose in the assembly, and with one
eve @ partly closed, modcstly with Scotch broguc
said "Alr. Einnclrock, think, sir. do indeed,
sir, Think thatil youand l would stump the State
together, we could tell more lies than any othar
two men in the county, sir, and Id not sag a
scoyW myself all the time sir, +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11

a port lawyer in the south lately insulted the
Judge who fined him fifty dollars. He repeated
the insult, and the Judge doubled the fine; he
tried it again and the fine was repeated. Final: I
Iy, he asked permission to ohome. "Wmtfor2pS
asked the Judge "Wly to buy your honorsss
paper at ten per cent. to pay the fine p Judge
=" Humph! l remit the Fl fne:9 b