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EE2SE.A ASEs FITS.
DR.. O. PHELPS BROWN.

| THE GREAT CUREK OF CONSUMPTION.
1 was for years so badly afflicted 10y Dyspcp-
sia, that for a part OF the time he was confined
TO his bed. lie was eventually cared 10y d
prescription furnished him by young clair
yoyant girl. This prescription, given him 1by
a mere child, while in a state OF trance, has
cured everybody who has taken it, never hay
ing failed once. 1t is equally as sure in cases
OF FITS as of DYsPEPsA. The ingredients NAV
he found in any drug store. will send this \
valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt of one stamp to pay postage Ad
dress DR. o. PHELPS BROWN, !
No. q Grand St, Jersey City, n. J./
rs mos, inside
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GEL THE BES1."
A NATIONAL STANDARD.
WebSterS
QUh2T0 DICTIONARY.
! D2 tqIf3 Wo.f Hlabfllg1Q.

All young persons should have a standard
DlcTIoNARY NJ their elbows. And while yoa
are abont it GET THE BEST that Dictionary Is
NOAH WEBsTER s-ihe great 1ror5, uaabrjdge@.
Ifyou arc too poor, save the amount from OF
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From Professor Hrgru, ef Tie Uu.eersiy Of
Hch.gaa.
Ifcaled upon to sacrifice my library, volume
by volume, the book which | should preserve
longest, except the Bible. is the AMERICAN
DICTIONARY or THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BY Dr.
Webster. i. Q. HAVEN
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v rite only for the
THE
DEAN g. SALTfR, SUCCESSORS TO BlcNr & CT
The New York Weekly GoLDFN PRtzr

The New ! ofIl v eekIy G0LDEN PRIzE
is one Of the largest and best literary papers
OF The day--an Imperial Qutrtn containing
right pages or .fort4 eo',nqns of the most inter
esting and fascn ting reading matter, from
the very first writers ei lie day,
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F.. His week publish the list of Pre-.
saEmded at the recent FAIR. They
or explanation from US,
.a as they are most liberal and
asIdcnng the pccuniary ability of
u..y ard the Pinching scarcity of
i! We hope every farmer in the
VII. receive encouragement FROM
t ta put forward his best cndeayors
the Fair in 1859 a greater sue
better display than that of 1858.
re,.0g the necessity for first class
t.'.oa m 1rdeT to win the premiums.
,..1 ANiHrLS a Pocket Manual Of
Iaer. aui Sheep IIHsbandry; en-
Directions for the Breeding: Rear
.g. General Management of all Domes-
".s Eulc- for the Improvement of
-ow l9 Insure the Health Of Ami
How ~ Cure their Diseases with
l.e ol Drugs with a chapter on
e-aag. Er the author OF The Gar
.-e Farm etc. New York: Fow-
".ls Pnrc. paper. 80 cts. muslin
indebted to the publishers for
t'he above work. The value Of
aal expensive works Of writers
various subjects treated in TINS
-aaaj, i, un,isrutod; but thee
lsads Of readers who cannot we'll
buy 1cm. 70 meet the wants
= the purpose Of this com 7act
o-eo. nbout 10 pages. 1t is
'".7--toncjse in Its descrip-
a.r in its practical directions,
It's treatment, and reliable in
.4ts.
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Packages Of Gold, con-

10 Patent Lever Hunting Cas-
ed Watches. 100 % each.
90 Gold Watches, u 90 each.
90 do DO co 10 each
100 do do SO % each.
800 Ladies' Gold Watches, 81 90 each
200 Silver Hunting Ca>ed
Watches, 30 90 each.
800 Silver Watches SO 60 to IS 90 each
1909 Gold Guard, Vest,
and Fob Chains $40 90 to 30 90 each.
Gold Lonkcts, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons,
Rings, Shirt Stnds, Watch KEYS, Gold and Sill
yer IhimbeS, and y&rietv Of other articles,
worth from 80 cents to s 10 each.
We will present 10 every person sending Us
so subscribers, at g each, a Gold Watch
worth $40; 20 any one sending rs 100 sub
scribcrs, at 81 each, a Gold Watch, $50. Ev-
cry subscriber viii also receive a present.
Immediately on receipt OF the money, the
Subscribers name VIII be entered upon our
book, and the present viii be forwarded with
in one week, Jg a,r1 or express, post pai@.
BE94 All communications should be adj
dressed to BEAN * SAETER,
Proprictors, $50 Broadway, New ! Iork.
jclO,' '55-ltem, ly.
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~. 'lascy men have recently
l1'. . AZ Long Point, Cauada, for
F'n IiP Of the United States,
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1t deposits its eggs i'll the heads Of wheat,
barley, rye, oats, and even grass. These
eggs being hatclled, very small orange col
ored grubs appear, and, hiding in the head
extract the juices of tho plant, thus causing
the ears TO be totally abor,ivc, or else to
produce very >llrivcllcd grain.
There is yet another insect, also msua,n-
cd the "weevil," quite different from the
two already mentioned, inasmuch as the
first, the true wccviI, is beetle with hard
wing eases, the second fly with two
transparent wings, iill" Il gnat, aud the tlr,
real moth, with downy or scalv wings,
which later mi yht be mistaken hv Il casual
observer for the clothes moth, such rs in.
! tests houses and eats carpets cloth and fur.
! The caterpillar Of this moth, named the
ausoumos moth ("nocDmp;S rcrtubrA.) de-
Yours the inside Of grain, and, before chang
ing Into the chrvsalis, "naws IL small hole
! almost through the ou;cr cuticlc of the
wheat, then spins i:>"li II web, or cocoon.
! VI "i'''ii IL IlltO lilr cTNS;lliS :tllu
eventually makes lis appearance us min
! ute moth on, Of the hole previously prepared
for its exit.
From this short and imperfect skc,cl, of
the 'w"cvil," So mi,callcl in various parts
o! tn" country, it may Lc seen that no dan
ger is to hc arprclcnlcl from the c;lan,lr:,,
or wr"vil, said to he contained in the Pat
c't Office seed, for if the grain he lnnr,!i,
a'"ly Sown, rs 1t ought to he, and the Pack
AGE not suffered I" Remain open, where II
perfect beetle can iv to barns or store
l'";'>cs, The 'i>rc: must necessarily lie killed
by tl" cold and la"npnc>s of the earth, or
even should il survive i, could find no rirc
grain in the cold and open ii :ll whcrcurnn
to !"i">, lis eggs and rrrrcl',a,c the
race. N,,yn,
HrLm0Ad. Iu.
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10 Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufa ctllrers,

ANNol NtlNE tn" THIRTEENTH An
nr'l N"'un:" Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI.
IN, The Publishers respectfully inform the pub.
nc '''t IN ORDER t" increase and stimulate tho
formation "i clubs, HEY propose to otIer One
Ih""wnd FIR" U"",i,rd Doiiays IN Cash Py-,n;.
"mS i'r The fifteen largest lists of subscribers
sent III ny HE Is of lamnary, 1888 said premi-
uins to he distributed ~ follows -
For H." l'r"r-, !i>t. 500; ID $3.50; Sd, 5000;
!h' S,"" 9TH. $iun; 9th, so; 7th, $50 ;
Slh, S'": ?'h, $50; I0ih 500; lllh, $40: 18th.
So; l"'n, $50; ih, 80 18th, S.n.
Names of sul'Scrilr,$ can be sent in mt differ
cnt times an from different Post Offices. The
c'>ll will he paid to the orders of the sncccssfulI
1888.
southern. WESTERN and Canada money will
hc TAKEN s"r sn''>rri pions. Canadian subscribers
Will please t" emit-Twenty- cen,s crtra on
each year subscription /" pre- pay postage
1c'"S cf S"bScrrt;o".-Two Dollars u ear.
! 90 .f -
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WORK ON A SUGAR PLANTATION.

correspondent who spent the last winter
on sugar plantation in Louisiana, uivrs
us the t"il"w::.: Interesting account of tn.
planting, cultivation nm'! manufacture Of rl.
>n=arrr"p III i.u Safe:
Last "i:icr mos, "f my time was srrn:
ON Il cotton limitation in LouSi,na. |
found that upon Il we'll cultivated plau,a.nn
th" ri"|n'' WIS about 2.4uD pounds of
sugar and 1000 pounds or 100 gallons of
m"'a>>"S per acre, an'l upon he plantation
that WITS visiting. their mill produced one
THOUSAND gallons Of juice per hour, al,unt
twenty hours in aday, giving ten hogs
heads Of sugar, or 10000 pounds and
twenty barrels Of mo;,>>cs, or 500 Gallons.
weighing twelve pou;.,ls per gallon.
lii Louisiana the cane rcvcr ripcns, and
therefore is allowed to grow rs long as it can
he done with safety from frost. In the latter
part of October they commenced by savinr
their seed, that is by cutting the care they
need for planting, and securing it, hv pac-
ing ii in mats, SO called, on tlc ground, say
twenty feet 10y forty, resting it OH IN en-
hankmrnt, with the butts ON the ground at
I'M ;nglc OF about twenty degrees, and leav
ing mass of tops OH the surface, II foot
deep, and forming perfect protection from
frost
Next they commence taking off thin
Gro. S. Every negro has at all times in his
possession cane knife, Ike il butchers
c!'avcr, and kept ve'y sharp. With the
back OF The knit. he knocks OH the dry
leaves, and cuts of til. stalk as of no vain.
where Tie leaves are green. Should Il frost
come whilst they are making sugar, the
work is stopped, and all hand, arc employed
winnowing ;he cane in tie fields, AS a
irrmcnia'it on commences immediately. if
II is allowed to stand.
After making the sugar, they commence
planting, which is done once for three
years. No manure is used. 1t is planted
10y burying two lines of cane in n plough
inrfow. ana cultivated like corn in rows,
seven feet apart. The fourth year the land
is put in corn and peas At;er the corn is
gathered the stalks AMI peas are pou"llel
in and the land is ready for cane again.
The cane is as certain as any large crop
we have. The unusual cold for three winters
past has diminished the crop from 44o, 900
hhds.. in 1858, to 10000 last year. But
this year the crop will be $50 to 100000
hhds., and if We lave mild winter NAV
te as large next year as in 1853, when the
planters sold their molaSscs for four cents q
gallon or three pounds for cent. The
high price Of molasscs the past season was
altogether from spcculation.-Bostom Tyuv-
eicr.
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3LANySS.

"i which we have now on hand the ful!owinr
i.'S, |" Which We shall continue to add nutil
We get Il c"i:,r'"t" a$Su,lncmt
sum. Pro; ii. ia. on sum Pro-: Ca. Su. ON
SUN. fr": sub. Wri'S sub. Trkris in Law .
sub Tickets iii Equity ri. Fa.: Ga Sn ;Cn. Sa.
III Cas-" Copy Win III Case. Deeds Of Convey.
anr": Declaration "m Note; Commission tn Ey-
anime Witnesses; inl-.in"mt bv Confession in
ASS"'''p.i judy. "n " r't "i Enquiry, Damages
Assessed bv ti,rk--D.hi or hSsu,ursii. .Ju,L,
hy Confession in Debt ON Sinvlr Bill: juIrm.n,
on W rit "f EnlIiry, Damages Assessed bv Jury
Judgment iii ASsn.nI,si. at issue Plea With.
drawn P"s!m Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
h'r Piaimtiif; Mortgage for Personal Propcrlv
Mortgage Of Real Estate: Magistrates Summons: :
D". ExccnI"ns; DO. Rccognizancc; Summons to
DcIiiilting Jurors
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Removal.

Vie Subscriber has removed from his old
Il stand I" Enriullt Il STAIRS Gin Factory. and
returns his thanks for past f;avnrS, and soicts
slinr" Of public patronage in his line of business
III" Will max" Panel Doors, Sash, blinds.
War'lr"h"s, Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames. &c, Nc.
y. Bile will also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference, apply TO any gentleman in the
town of Abbcvillc
G. C. BOWERS
April !, 1851 40 "
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POETRY
THE HoUsEKEEpER's soLILooUY,
BY MRS. r. u. GAGE.

/ wish had dozen pairs '.
OF hands, this very minute;
Id soon put all the things TO rights
The very deuce is in it.
Heres biz washing Ia be dome
One pair Of hands To do it
Sheets, shirts and stockings coats and pants,
How will c'er get through, III
Dinner to get for six, or more,
No loaf left DER for Sunday;
And baby cross rs he can 1--we,
He's always so Oh Monday.
And there's the cream. lis getting sour.
And must forthwith be churnng;
And here's Bob, wants II button OIL
Which way shall be turning?
Ills time the meat WAS in the pot,
The bread WAS worked for baking,
The clothes were taken from the boil
O, dea, :! the baby's waking!
Hush, baby, dear! there, hu<h-h-sh!
| wish he'd sleep a little.
Till could run aud get som. wood,
To hurry up that kettle.
Oh, dear oh, dear! if p comes home.
And finds things in thiS bother,
He'll just begin and tell me- all
About his ii,ly mother
How nice her kitchen used 10 be
Her dinner always ready
Exactly when The noon bell rang
Hush, hush! dear little Freddy.
And then will como some l,asty word
Right out h,or I'm thinking
They say that TASTY words from wives
Set sober men TO drinking.
Now isn't that great idea,
That men should take t" SHINING,
Because Il weary, halt sick wife
Can't always smile winning!
When was vonn. ,,S",l to earn
My livim. wi'hont trouble
Had clothes and pocket money too,
And hours Of leisure ,"uhIr
Inevcr dreamed Of such Il fate,
When "a lass was c"u:i.d---
= Wife, mother scan,>'rcS>. c,"k. h"usckrcprr-
For the sake Of being supported!
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FyNlI T. ottrut ion of Clrryy,,,u (,,rp;tfo,,
4 Schuula, LODGES. dc. is invited ,o IN. nav
p,,,I Gil, 1,, rr:
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"a'i. a"' 7"" ny 'nc manufactures.
, IL /" arf'h'"" WIN 'wo ii;'iiiniS OF banks of
Ne!S, me lowest SET running AN 'ctuv" higher
.,''' we "'"''' ''''' 'h! 70" nS' separately, aud
'"", "', !" "'" c"N" wv" n'H'li"' instruments;
~, 'H VIZ. " '",' ,"i'''r' 'h' IVY" banks OF
~! MAY w. r''!r' u, ia" Same ma" 10y lis" OF
| ., - ''! MS CONNECTED Win III"
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" @'" '''', ~'',i,.'.''H ';"'v 10 iiil !; HOUSE
.,,,," ,,.i,., CO., -, ,,. '',,' = .>"'S;
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, ''%, " ,"' ~" '">'''''''' III ''"'nG arranged
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

We are authorized by the Secretary of
tho State Agricultural Society to say that
the Premium list for the third Annual Fair
OF this State has been revised and amended,
and will in 4 few days be ready for puhlica-
ton. The only variations in any of the
departments necessary to be made known
! Immediately TO competitors, arc in the fall
crops. The corn premiums are SO altered as
to run thus:
Largest crop corn on 20 acres $50
Largest crop corn or 10 acres 20
Largest crop corn on 5 acres Is
largest crop corn on l acre 10
10 he grown ON rcsllsrtatci land. g..
land which had been exhausted bv cropping
and restored by good management and ma
nnrc. a premium for the largest prnluc-
ton Of cotton on one acre, with mineral o.
foreign manires, same rcIui>iion on do
mcStic manurcs. Also. Il premium of $50.
TO be AWARDED! to ;he farmer or planter who
produces the Inrgc>s "eH crop rcr hand, all
things consi !crc,l.
The Executive Committee have cn,lcav-
orrd to embrace everything valuable or
attractive, and to offer every inlucrmcmt
for our people to give evidence of ,hcir
skill, taste, industry, energy, rs well rs the
industrial resources of the Palmetto State
We sincerely hope that the next annual
festival may eclipse all the rest, and that
We may have Il general ineaihcr of the
clans from the mountains To the S"lbnar,l-
combining the charms and amenities Of
social intercourse with the display of ag,
ricultur:,l wealth and mechanical skill.
The late financial pressure, which has
shaken the commercial world TO its centre
and brought wholly down some OF Tie
strongest commercial and manufacturing
establishments, has swept over 4 C South
and left it comparatively unsca!hcl. The
a"iicullurai>t stand, finn aud sound amidst
the general wreck. They have plenty to
cat AMI plenty TO wear, and a little laid UP for
Il rainy day Tuyoiin;on.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAzETTE
Tho State of South Carolina.
-lBBEJiLIE UISyLIry'

/" NE Comm"n P,as.
". Foreign Attachment.
Jas. y. l|i'!"!l \Th"nson X Fair, Attorneys
w IIEEE\S III" Plaintiff did, ON the eleventh
W hay "' Arril. eighteen hundred and Gftv-
seven ~" has '""'aral" ion against the Defendant
who, 1t is said. is absent from and witbont Tho
iiii'I'> -! this H,ai". and has neither wifi. nor
attorney hn'wH within The same, upon whom \
copy "i th" said !cr';''aii"n might be- served
IL !, therefor" Ordered. that The said De!cn-
liant d" "rp"ar ;nI plead 10 The said Irclnrat;on
On "r 'ri"r" 'h" twelfth day of April, erhtc.n
hundred and !ilty.r'rhr, otherwise final and all
S"ln'" Judgement will then be given and awarded
;,",iliSl him.
MNTrIIEW MCDONALD. c.cr
''" ''h''' Hi'ii II, 1871 Silly
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Ho! for Chick SDrings!!

j. i. POnI. ~ CO., will be at the Green
vile Depot with g""l t"nv"yancrs and careful
DRIVERS, I" carry Passengers AMI their Baggage
I" the Springs They will also run
Il D.lILI LINE or .S1.IGE.S
i" anil from The Springs. leaving Grccnvi!lc at
"'cl"rk, \. N. F.,Ic 81.
May u, lSJT G If
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.DisSolution.

TNIIE Firm of WIER d MILLER was this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, the linz
itaton of tho Partnership having expired The
name Of the Firm will be used i'm the closing up
Of the business, by either one Of u.s.,
All persons indebted to us by Note or Account,
will please come forward and'pay up rs soon MS
convenient, as ii is very desirable that tho bust
ness should be closed as early as possihe..s
JOHN. a. WIER, e.
g. MOD. MILLER
August %, 1885, .,.5 49, W
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FR.ENTLNG

fIilE pr"prI"t"rS nf the AnnlvrIIE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform tn" public that
they arr prepared /" execute al! k.n,lS of bob
YORK with nranrSS ani Dispatch. Having
iic'cFc'l considerable expense for printing mate
'la:S, they haven" hc-anrv in s,yin" that they
are as We'll prepared, and can do ,S neat work
is an! "'Hrr establishment III the mp country Of
South Carolina.
They wall also keep on hand complete as
S,Iri iIlcnl Of
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Land for Sale.

: '|'llE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
l. parties interested, to sell the r.ul estate of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased. The tract, of
Land Is valuable, ndjoins lands of DR.. Ward
law, DIR. Livingston, and others, OH Calhoun's
Creek, and contains about
72O Acres.
Property-negroes-us we'll as cash will be
taken in payment
Applications for purchase eau be made to the
Agent, who lives ut Cokeshury
JOHN w. SuBER.
June Q. 1857 6 If >.
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-.M'HcAN t" present ali SUBJECTS discussed ~ It's
columns IN u practical and popular form They
VIII MS" ehirav"r tn maintain II candid fearless
hcSS IN c"Iilhasin" and exposing false ihcoresand
practices in Scientific and Mechanical matters
hnd thus preserve the character of the SCIENTIFIC
AMEEIcAS as Il reliable Encyclopaedia of Useful
and Entc,ainn. Knowledge
III Specimen copies will be sent gratis to any
par, "f The country.
MI M CO., Publishers and Patent Agents.
No. LIS Fulton street, New York
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CHICK 5p5.i2, g&,
Grccnyillo District.

rs. TIE: Subscribers having purchased -,
III. that w"i!-known AMI Iun.-r-lall~!.r.i 4
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within Ia ,:,il,.$ If G:rr"nyili-, have. rut ,h.
premise, III The most thorough repair They nrc
determined :" Spnc no "irr!a To make the
STRINGS al ilnt he desired whether TO
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The *almhr",is and inyrnrainr qualities of
thrs" waters haviu:. hr"n we'll kiu,wn to the
iravcin" pubic for iIr Ins' twenty Years, it is
deemed unnecessary To enter into detail; bu,
any further information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application to either of
III" pr"pi"'"rs.
l'h" HOTEL. will be open Tor the reception nc
visitors Oh 'h" 1st Of June, ani will he KEEP,
open durin. the season.
1t siv"s Us pleasure t" add that the former
propr"t":S, the M..*S,S. CHICK, will spcnd their
summer at the Springs, and will bc glad to sec
their many friends there.
j. II. IIENERY.
+. TALBInD
}. BtkSEI
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Che Abbcuillr Banncr,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS ee, CREWS.
w. G. DAVIS. Editor
i. B. CREWS, Publisher
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BfcSscd 10 GiOc.-1he sun in the heaven
scatters abroad its beams. The fountain
sends forth its life giving waters. The
earth teens with its various productions.
The birds sing for our pleasure. Man
should copy the example, and live for. the
good of others lie is the l,appiest who
does most 10 make others happy. Expc-
r'ence veriiies the words Of our Saviour, 1T
is more blessed to give than TO receive -
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Curefor Drunkenness.-An exchange re-.
co'nmcnds the following as an infalliable
cure for beastly intoxication: Wheneverxa
personSis insa stupid and insenible state
from the, abuse Of intoxicating drinks, lay
him on Ills right side, elevate his left arm,
and pour, cold5water down If slowly. : Be
fore g common pitcher full can be emptied,
'thss1nan Bill wal perfectly sober & ~ -
There 81 .ho.hiug purers hans L i honesty; b ST 4
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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I1n -1mcyicnn Order of -1ych;fccfur

-An -fmcric"n Order Of architecture.
One Of our exchanges contains an article
advocating the adoption of strictly Amer
lcan order of architecture. In the vcstibuIe
ofthe Supreme Court Room, at Washington
Is numbor ofpillars which form starting
point Tor such an idea. They represent
maize stalks clustered in columns with the
ripe ears bursting through the cnfol,lng
leaves tor The appropriate capital. We
should like TO see America adopting Il dis
tinrive order of architecture, and us we feed
the worll, the sculpturing of Indian corn
on our columns would indulge us in Il quiet
little bit Of vanity, and keep foreigners from
forgetting what they owe lis. If our IIber-
nian friends should Lecome ambitious of
setting up for themselves in this line, VIC,
would suggest slillclah with petato for
capital AZ neat and appropriue.-Boston
Courier.
Some genius has conceived tho Brilliant
idea 10 press alI the lawyers into military
service ,i9se case Of war- because illeir char
ges are sosgreat that no one *coulds stand
them: !, 81 y. y. Z S'ass
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