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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
prvolutiop wa. that England had visited upon that

Revolution was that England had visited upon u' 'na'
bligbting curse. ,u,o,se
The Rev Mr. IssKIP said fiat during the inten'e
excitement that per,aded the whole comInun,y ,
Fall he had deemed it to be his duty to prescn uI
ihe subject in his church-Centenary Brookiyn' -
had accordingly given notice that he would prsHrr rro
sermon upon IT. aud met with remons@a"vb a. sba h
some Of biz congregation. lie Per',ted an "a %ma S ns
Thought his duty and felt tns' ~o.cb;nv nv W.
S@ nSced IL in similar % circumstance, he should do he
same ne tbing acsip He aso thought it to be duty he
The q Christ to sSd' did PSoS PS oSe@r %'fG % him
Vh zoe - anxious to see this subject definitely
80 sPiiIed tie and should vote for the majority M report
. ,i no ~ nport He did not believe in letting the
matter rest iIc believed in 9ga'9g it till the Last g.
Of the sccursed system should be driven from the
land. ,.. 4,
was almost unanimously adopted.
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TTAIIAN OPFPA-NIBLOS.

The very stormy weather last nigh, affected unfa-
yorably the number Of the audience. The house was
about half full-and the applause than proper
tionaby diminished. Madame Gazzanigs had largely
recovered from the effects of the indsposton under
which she labored her fir, appearance week ago.
and which caused the postponement Of the perform
ance up to last night. With the exception of
sional false ntonaton. in which, however she was
not alone we found nothing to modify in hastily
recorded impressions of her given after single hear
ing in Philadelphia Her voice is the most womsnly
and sympathetic We remember to have heard
on the Italian stage. but cannot be classed
under the head of brilliant organs. But the coronal
value of her performance is intensity. We would
take the last act proof Of this This intensity, too
j. accompanied with marked reticence Of tone or vol
ume especially in the final trio. In the duet preced
ing il. however her voice comes out with wonderful
breadth. We discovered Improvement in Mad.
Gazzanigss method a. regards rapid vocslization; in
that she is signaly inferior Indeed, We know of no
artist who exces attention who Is wanting in that
particular The other artists do not notice, they
have already been treated Of when the opera " LA
Traviats first produced. The music of this work
il underesmated Portions of il are weak-others
are beautiful
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BROOKZYN .IZElKS

srRryy oy E.pLoYKys on THE WnLhs'bchCH
AVN Gryy,po,,r C,K,.-Yerterd.y morning, nearly
=. Of ,hs driver, ard number Of the conductors on
-. 49, y o.rs % ,he Wiliamsbmsh and Greenpoint lios
VIC .-"ans,ce of . new timetable taking effect
-, ."or,;no. This timetable required sevee
,rr. No., d,y instead of riI occupying at the sese
ss 10y. ~ .ou,s oer day. The price paid to conductors
I S'w.,s has been 81 50 per day, and the sddf''aa
a-N S.. been added without corresponding increase
"r Tho drivers almost unanimously TOOK ex'
.,;os M 70 this, and after taking out their CO" yes
d.y nornins at Gfeeepoini, deserted them q '0S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Sanderson young gentleman OF this city, WI"
h.. been studying under Got.chalk, will give his first
concert tonight at Niblos Saloon. Mr. Sand d,rson
has already acquired some peciarifie' which, com
bined with certain Others promise to make him one of
the first Of living players Hi specially now ia in the
performance of octaves with each hand, grand fo"r
de force in which he is almost if not quite unrivaed
He il an American by birth. and, other things equal
that should give him the preference in his own
country He will be assisted by Madame Cora de
Wilhorst Signori Morelli, Giovanni and Mnnzocchi,
and Mr.. Aptommas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSnsr, April 2O-Ald. TUcEgR in the chair
RePo-ts Adcpted.-in favor of paying james Nc
kiNey $Oo for acting Secretary TO the Committee
Cd Annual Taxes
In favor Of paying the bill of Richard Bonfeld for
expenses incurred in case Of bipamy-All 40.
In favor of paying bill OF The Daay Ncrs for sdver.
tising-$+0.
In favor Of reducing the annual tsx Of John H. Nc
Cum.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Thursday
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tAdvsrtisement.
GREAT MYSTERY

Il will BE- recoected by many that chemical examination
Of the retins OF the eye Of
DR. BURDELL
Was made in order 20 detect the Of the
MURDERER,
With what the public Nov is morally
certain hs the Doctor purchased the NJ d. used
of &. X. CoyERTs
Superb French plate MIRRORS the public would have beco
sAv, the details such horrible crime We would add tor
the information those intending purchase this Spring that
they their precious lives by purchssng hos
sane second annual sale which takes place
the inst O'Clock at his Warerooms No 92t Broadway.
comfort Of the ladies
See Auction Sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Crssser says was inflicted by him, the too havisg
9uSrreled. Cr1sser denies any knowledge Of ths
burglary and urrder and says he can prove his in
Doccuce of H. Thus far there has been no evidence ~
identify him with it, and DO one but the deceased
BIN selt the burglar there l. but little likelihood
that be viii be identified The Police are after bis
c'upsnion, and expect TO get him shortly.
Officer Mead tCshed that he found deceased sufFcr-
ing from his wonnd and conveyed him 10 the station
house: deceased told him that one Of tive burr,arr
had stabbed him; he described them Germans
James Reynolds of Thirty-ffth street corner of
Ninth aVenue. testified that he in the oyster
saloon when Crssser came in; he blood on bis
hnrds and coat. His testimony coroborsted that Of
jackson and hi, wife.
Corr,lius V. Skemmerhorn testified. on re-exsnin-
s,ior that be heard Mr. Conklin or,he Of Perry
and Washington streets say that he man stab
Policeman Harienbrook A subpenes Tor Mr. Conkin
was issued hy the Coroner. The case VIII be resumed
at II o'clock this morning.
TE.r GOLD SNUYF.P x.-The gold snufbox ieft
in trust bv Andrew Jackson with his adopted son has
at length been heard frUm. Alderman Monaghan.
Chairman of the Joint Committee of the two Boar'fs
appointed 10 ascertain the whereabouts of said box
ard make for it, final disposition. in order
70 fulfill the wish of the esstor. yesterday received
the following letter from Andrew jackson, jr.. the
adopted son of the deceased:
HrsNIr,eE near Ns.hville April H. 1sSl.
PrrrR MONAGHAN. esq CAdirwdn u ne JOINT Srcest Cs-
riftoe ~ the Cir, et Netr YORK.
pr,K Ss of the date Of the nth u has Jud
r,c,ycd Ry ui.drection-tow wit Andrew Jsckson
Hermitage Decatur Co. Tenn" has sooarned In another
po., ace y in Tennessee un'I the present moment es
contents have carefully noticed. .., -,
The gold box cn in trust BY my yenerated her sai
here At the Hermitage safely deposited sway ~ hs. been
and will h.. snd u al reSdy for that patriot whom "a.
corporste su,hri,ie. of City State Of Ne~fork shall
deem 81 10 receive. il.
II precious ain len by the DYING patriot 70 one 81 hs
fs,or-d couuryrrn from the State of New YORK May
lie orhiy and rdly hestowed for al remember th
glorious mto for his he ved conntryour glorious country
nust shsl he preserved A. IN" selection -
de hy he proper auhore. o New York In conformity wih
The will mn present /, 20 the favored son se'-
whether herr Nashville ~ the City Of New York ot
on through the hands ~ safe selected Tor
thu, purpose suhoy will be given him 20 present II IN
Committee " h the addition that hs be pleased 70 hear
them and NJ All times upon ne subject WIKI sea'
respect | remain, respectfully. your oeed NJ .erysn,
ANDREW JACKSON. IN.
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fAdyertisement
A SIRE CURE FOR A COrGH -Wistar's Balsam

of Wd Chrrry pessaut % The taste aud sdom tb % N
feet peedy every specie. OF throst and lung desses
ntifc pre- parstion skfly compounded None
uiue uules, signed l. Butts, on the wrapper.
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fAdyertisement,
X. STAYPORD'S
PAN CANNOT EXIST when

OLyE Tas u applied because imps. Electro Nssnetism 10
IA. body which increase. its vitality Sold 80 bottle
by the sTAVYoRD OLIVE Tar CosrASY. No i6 Ss,e ess
.ide of the Battery, and BY all DrussstA
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sovrMrSrs OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
TO DEPART.

The steamship Circassian left this port for Liverpool
RIA HALIFAX and st. Johns NE She took out =,
passengers and about 30 booked from Halifax mud
st. Johns Previous to the departure some difficulty
was experienced in getting on board crew which had
been shipped in Boston for this vessel. Two of the
number Jumped off the Ncwburyport, while
the train at full speed. One of them fell upon the
track and the cars ran him. crushing his and
head so badly that he is not expected TO live. He
was just alive yesterday. The other one was unin-
iured and was secured. Portland Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Of rdng twelve men TO lit upon the Hardel case who
baye net already formed opinion ~ 10 the gui1 OF
The parties charged with the alleged murder 10 com
pliarce with the usual statute the drawing toos P"
in the presence of the Sheriff. the County CLERK anu
two .deTuen.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
fAdvenissment.'

+. DERBY & COMPANY, IMPORTING TAIL0RS,
of Park place remove ser the let q May 1857 to tAs
newly arranged Government Building. No. 81 WAkrse'
second street below CaIA and west side u BrosdvT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

CHARGE or FALSE PRErESsEs.-Edward ;. Pow-
,r note No IS South William street Yesterday
arr .t.d by Webb and S~erny. ot the Lower roaec
Court charged with -windlg Wm HI. Dke Esq OF No %
Pine st. cut q, the Xalu. ot 500 by mean. ot
fa.e fraudulent representations The complainant nsAes
AFFIDAVIT, that hy statements made 10 hlu ~ tn"
prisoner In regard the value o certain farm In H-dae,
Columbia County n Y which his wife owned he INT Dkel
was induced xchanse trart Of land In the state OF
Iowa worth 60 by which exchange he lost about 7r
The accused taken before Justice Osborne and held 70
t,r, uarion
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Ainzons

GAS, GAS-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPklN6
patters bssntful in design and an
i.h than offered before Call at great Manufacturing
Deno, No ZIG Broadway ARcHEE, WAssEa l. Co
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fAdvrrtiseInent.l !
nt.--a,

INN'ff NNU 'f'OHS Ut"fIHhS
Fruit and Ornamental TREEs SHRUBS, RosEs kc.,
que-ed call and examine the splendid sortment at No IL
Chan This stock is carefully selected rsch day from
the celebrated Nurseries at Flushing be relied for
their accuracy.
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HazsRuRcra


Ship Thornton from Liverpool ..................s5
Ship Webb from Liverpool. ......................6D
Ship Lsontine from BF,nen..
Bark Elba from Hamburg .......................ll
ohip William Tap.cott from Liverpool .........6l7
Ship J A. Wc-trrv-t from Liverpool. l...........529
Bark Sarah Park from Havre.
Snip Tornado from Hayr@ @.............,........IJ
Ship Enterprise from Liverpool. ol................b
Ship Msrgsye. Evans from London. 20
Ship Haryes, Queen from Liverpool ............HI
Ship MiddrseN from Liverpool. .................3
SHIP Manhattan from Liverpool. ...............blI
Ship John J. Boyd from Liverpool ..............64
Ship London from Liverpool .................... ~
Steamer Borussia from Hamburg.
Shin Admiral from HaNrr <p
Ship VIM Tel from Hayre. re......................l5
Ship American Eagle from London.
Ship Cornelius Griuuel .........................S1
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Mr. HARRIsoSs BESrrr.-This even, Mr.. W.
Harrison. the well-known English tenor OF the Pyne
and Harrison Opera company, takes his benefit ut
Burton- Theaier, it being the last performance but
two Of the company previous TO their departure TOR
England Mr.. William Vincent Walace's Opera OF
Mariana will be produced, and the composer has vol
uuteered hi- aid to direct the Opera in person The
part which the beneficiary has selected is one of ms
most careful and painstskng efforts.
On Saturday evening will occur the benefit Of Miss
Louisa Pyne and the farewell performance of the com
pany We learn from good authority that valuable
testimonial will. upon that occasion, be presented to
Miss Louisa Pyne by her numerous friends and adml'
rers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

jury n THE BrRprIL MrRpEE CAsE.-rhe
drawing of panel Of Jurors for the next session o' the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer before which the pu'aen
murder case is to be tried was commenced on oa'ui
day last at the Office Of the County Clerk sno ,e'ni
mated yesterday A panel has been drawn oi '"o meu
from 4. 600 nsmes The ordinary panels fof thi' C0u'
are 10 mes from 90 nsmes The object Oh drawing 70
many in the presest instance Is 70 meet the oneuny
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
fAdvertisement.l |
HALLOTYPES
PHOTocRAPBs
DAcUyRRFOrYPgs

J. GrRSEY challenges the Photographic world to prodacs
Pictures the above equal 10 those made at hs Photo
graphic Palace OF Art. No. $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

REAL EsrATE.-The following sales Of real estate
were made Yesterday by A. J. Bleecker Il Co.:
htu'Sns 10" ont r." ' sisoos
TIou,- snd lot No l6 Fast lhhs'.; hyestory brown
Besp,"l 1T %, eSens S1a mouse 'nd 0' 81 sicc
- -. wy IA 49, -. -, as,c-;s ....... go
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

The Board Of Aldermen, last evening passed a res
olution against the Police bih and requesting the od
Commission TO disobey it and continue to discharge
their duties. Resolutions were adopted to call on the
City Chamberlain and Controller for information IN
relation to the recent refusal to pay warrants drawn on
the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
IAdvertsemrnt
The Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER omitted last

sabbath In reading his notices before o the largest cngre
cations that assembled In Plymouth Church to state that
X CovrRrS Cd snnua sale 1T auction Of his uneanAed
and entire stock superb MIRRORS would tske p!ace on
d inst in the afternoon, st No Si Broad
" ay between 2lst and 22d-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

CApIrRE OF YouNG BrRoLARs.-,John Msnahan,
Patrick Delaney end John Robinson boys from II 10 iS years
xsre dtrcted at o'clock yesterday mornins IN the
rro, Nash Mills No 100 Barclay street.
which they had entered by Of breaking the window
youn-ers captured by Officer folere OF the
Third Ward Police. and Justice Osborn locked them up :"
answer charge of burglary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Adyerti@meDt
BARNUM NO HrMBuG.
IAdyerti.-ment.l |

c. K. COVERT Il.
See Auction Notice. fr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

THE CIrHEs VoLrsTEERs.-The parade OF the
New-York Citizen Volunteers which was to have taken
place yesterday postponed on account OF the III
cemency of the weather until Thursday the 23d nst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Advertisement.
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,

Corner Of Fulton street.
AMBsoryPEs and for hsse occs
pied down town.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Fatal FALL WHILE IsToxIcATED.-On Sunday
night about III o'clock a named Edward Lock
wood was heard to fall down fight of stairs at No.
2S3 West Sixteenth street, while intoxicated, by q
woman living in the same building, who soon forget
the matter In q few hours sfterward Lockwood WAS
found living dead at the bottom Of the stairs he having
been fatally injured in the fall The Coroner was
tilted 70 hold al inquest on the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

The MURDER OF PoLIoEnAs H,RDEsBRooK-AR-
REs1 oS SusrIclos.-The Inquiston in relation to the
murder of Policeman Hardenbrook resumed yes
terday by Coroner Connery.
Holli. Jsckron. keeper of On oyster saloon at No.
39s Hudson street, testified that between | and
O'Clock ON the night Of the murder man named Con-
stGItine Crasser called at his place ana procured
liquor. While be there, policeman came in and
Crasser asked him to drink, which he did. Crssser
appeared to be much excited and had blood his srm
which he spologized for by saying that he was .
butcher. This not the case, as he is q musician
by profession.
Mr. jackson, wife Of the saloon keeper, also test-
fed that she blood the hands OF this man. and
aIso On both cuffs of his coat. At this time nothing
was known Of the murder out Of the ward in which il
took place. Crasser has been arrested, and both
Jackson and his wife identify him ss the person in
question. He IL known to have had cOmPsnion on
the night of the murder and this Individual was seen
10 have the marx Of blow On his forehead, which
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

THE AsToR Will AGAIS-THF EFFECT OF DEED
rPos PREVIOUS D,y!sE.-Many OF the questions
growing out of the will Of John Jacob A'or are ho'
settled yet as decision reported in another co umn'
in involving some s75,OOO' reminds us Inc
question to the delivery of q deed by Mr. Ar'o'
for the houre in Broadway in which he died. a' may
ter Of fact and as matter of law. as to the enec o
the deed if delivered upon previous de'lf IN Mr'
Asors viii Of the same lot and the three ADJOINING
lot. to his grand daughter. Mr. Bmee and her three
sisters. The Court held that the deed although
handed by Mr. As,or TO his son. to be delivered oy MN
to Mrs. B. on his death, was good a. CONVEYANCE
and that ts effect, 80 far a. Mrs. b. was concerned
was to the joint tenancy OF the TOUR sisters n
the four lots and to give the one in question
to Mrs. b. while it left the other three to De hed IN
common by the other three sisters subject 10 the I'M
itstons contained in the will
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

AsoTHaR SrPposrD BrRGLARY.-The store No. s
Broad street found open at late hour on Sunda,
night and it Is supposed to have been broken into b.
burglars.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

THK New CEsIs.-W'e understand that this ne"
coin will be issued in about three weeks One million
are already coined ard two millions more VIII De
made ready before the Mint will begin to pay them out
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
IAdy.rtis.mentl

ROBERT HUNTER, VI. d.,
Devoes exclusive attention to the treatment OF dsees % -
Throat and Lungs.
Ofkee No S2s Broadway. near lhhst
Hours for cons sultation, a. M to p.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Two MIS- STABBED BY ROWDIEs.-Eugene Sulli-
van. who keeps low groggery in Roosevelt street
and one Edward Murray found in Jsmes-st.. near
the Bowery, about O'Clock on Monday morning.
BY Officer Harnahan Of the Fourth Ward police. to
whom they stated that they had bern assaulted and
stabbed BY two rowdes to them unknown. Murray
was cut in the abdomen and Sullivan in the thigh
They were conveyed to the New-fork Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
IAdyertisement.
TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION

See extract under Book Notices first page OF this days
paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
tAdvertisement.
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
(Advertisement.l
.ADY'S LOWER GALLERY,

Corner of Fulton stseet.
AMsRoryPEs and to thcse ocos-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-16
A Crit:c:sing Husband.

y contributor to the Inlpendent gives II
graphic picture OLA very unpleasant and
ann"ving phase of dom ~tic life {:
"luic a ,iishful uf raw eggs said Mr..
Ellcry, rs l.c turned the third one from its
made in no i'll hundred tone. Ills face
Wore no sour, no faults fin,ling expression.
Nevertheless his poor wife, who had daily
boiled eggs for him during the last twenty
years, an. always hy the minute hand, had
never heard once the expression in all that
time, My dear, these eggs are just right
Daily h.l Mrs. Eilery varied, and daily
did the objections vary. "Iou forgot your
eggs this morning, didn't you:" Next morn
ing" Your eggs are pretty soft, but
they'll do" Morning ALTER Better save
these eggs for buIlcls;' and thus the poor
woman never pleased. Still he could man
age to dispose Of two, three, or four at Il
breakfast.
Mistortnncs never came alone; and Mr..
Ellery's eggs were not bis. only misLaps.
His shirts never fitted right about the
shoulders. The BOSOM were stiff rs Il
board or limpscy as handkerchief. Ills
meals wero always little too late or q
little too carl y, anl the room was forever
too hot or too cold.
But we are not pretending to follow the
poor man through. all his trials; we have
only to do with the eggs. MIR. Ellery is not
an cpicure or gorn'andzer; he is only at
his own table hllle particular, or as he
expresses it, l,c "cannot cat what is not fit
! to cat" From home he can reIisl, whatever
is put before him, and is ever deemed
! pleasant guest. Perhaps, should tho trutI,
come out, it would appear that Mr.. EIIcry
has fallen into habit Of home fault finding
IA sorgof dometie criticism {; aud from this
UNCONSCIOUS habit his wife, the labor oi
whose l5e it is to please linn is doomed 10
undergo. perpetual disappointment. MIR.
ElIery s.is Al, upright man: He values
himself Oh being a good husband. Amsn
OF pnrer s,nors,ls never lived. Down, away
down sip the Ls.,oul Of lis heart, filia wife
occupies warm plaue; but it Is 80 far down
as pbsbo il: fisa.ter OF faitt, ,hot Of sight. -
Her Young ays oysffi owed switl, cheerful;
ness and cl,st, ,'Ip her farther house. il
sl,s cooked any Thug W. Bessie, what
veast Sou make dive me another slice
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-16

The waller telescope, for seeing under
water consists of Il tube 10 enable person
looking over the gunwalc OF II boat 10 rest
the head OH one end, while the other is
below the surface of the water; the upper
end being so formed that the head may rest
on it, both eyes Seeing freely into the tube
Into the lower end is fixed-watrr tyht-a
plate Of glass, which, when used, is to be
kept under the surface of the water, SO that
the spectator, boxing down the tube, sees
all Objects at tho bottom, whose reflective
powers arc able to send off rays Of sufficient
intensity to be impressed on the rclina after
suffering the loss ofsight caused Ly the
absorbing power of the water. In clear
water the bottom may thus be seen at The
depth Of twelve fahoins. This conirivance
i, much used in seal shooting along our
northern and western island, where, some
times III the form Of All ordinary washing
tub, with plate glass fixed in its bottom, the
shot seal is looked for. and the graphing
hook let down TO bring him to the sn, face.
The Norwegian fishermen also often use
this telescope when their anchors get into
foul ground or their cables warped on IL
rondstcad.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-16
VOLUME 5---NO. q.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner and
!"depe"dent Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
:, Every Advertisement inserted for less time
IMAM three months, will be charged by the in
tho space of II solid lines or less for the rst
Insertion, and Fifty Cents for each subse-
qucnt insertion.
The Commissioner's Sheriff's, Clerks
hndDrdinary's Advertisements will be inserted
IN both papers, each charging rhalf price.
@ Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
advertising an Estray, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
Longer, at the following rates:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-16
DO Goop.-Thousands Of men brca

DO Goop.-Thousands Of men breathe,
move and live pass off the stage of life. and
are heard o: no more. Why2 They did
not particle Of good in the world none
were blessed by them, none could point to
them as the instruments ofther redemption :;
not word they spoke could be recalled
and so they perished; their light went out
in darkness, and they were not remembered
more than the insects Of yesterday. Will you
thus live snl die, o man immortal! Live
for something. DO good aid leave behind
20 amonument of virtue that the storms OF
time can never destroy. Write your name
in kindness, love, and mercy, on tie l,earts
OF thousands you come III contact with,
year by year. aud yoils will never be forgotton
No, Your name, your deeds, will heas legible
on .hesbearts you Leave behind, ,-as,i The stars
onsthe brow Of svs1ing 30 Good deeds viii
sl,ius as y. stan M 70 iiehyen m asaiaer.
= sS;s:.
!. Esvf 10 snan's. talent, But inproYe:iisyi