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THE WONDERS AND THE TRIALS OF SCIENCE.
The Albany correspondent Of the New
York Courier writes thus:
It is surprising what sacrifccs men will
make on tho pursui, of scientific work.
found the rooms Of the State Taxierlnist,
Mr.. Hurst, Of the most interesting in the
State Hall. Here, in The midst Of the most
deadly roisons, his labors are continued. i,
IS Il work which admits Of no cessation
when it is commenced. The preservation Of
the specimen, 10 be well done, must be i'm
mediate. 1t is fight between decay and
tho mineral most active for dcath-most
powerful against the grave. When Mr..
Hurst took the great moose, which is the
pride of.the collection, he remained in his
room for twenty one days, never lca;ing it
for food or sleep, refreshing his strength
only by the brief interval Of a parcnthcti
cal luncheon or nap. The forest monarch
was 10 DC continued i'll all the form of life,
and the hand Of Science was to win that
result BY daring theusc Of the power which
is Of such tenfold potency when not under
guard.
The Taxidermist's arts as it is illustrated
Ia the skill Of Mr. Hurst, has accomplished
that which the priests and cunning men of
Ancient Egypt never wrought. lie has
proved that the very body Of the dead may
be kept in all the scmblance Of life-no
sh'Icc.led, blackcncd, frightfnl mummy, hut
the form, the rounded outline, the position
IN Which the soul moved when man was
among his kind, are made enduring by this
art 1t is triumph Of science dearly
bought by the artist. He submits TO
dreadful contest between the acting arsenic
and the counteracting calo,nel. Possess.
ing the appearance of health, Che mask
these substances lend t, fren6s,) it is often
with difficulty that he can proceed to his
labor. The duties Of the State Taxiicrrnist
Will not find zcal"as competition. He takes
his honor by conflict in which none will
seek to be ut his side.
Mr.. Hurst has just finished two dccr's
head dressing stands FIR Mcssrs. Duncan,
Sherman &; Co. They arc superb. The
forests OF the North country which this
State cncirc'ea with its civilization, keeping
1t AS if it were cherished relic Of the time
OF the savage, never sent to the drawing
room more graceful representation. These
are tho heads from Which Scott might have
woven his fores: songs
OF bird and beast, the collection is of the
wo'thest. The Eagle is with undecayed
wing, and the panther lis chained at the
door. The Artist has won the medals at
many exhibitions and has deserved the
honors he has achieved. The State has m
him laborer that performs duty which
only science could have persuaded mortal
man to undertake.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,

WIS Great Journal of Crime and Criminal.
Il is i'll its Twelfth Year. and is widely cir
cu'hicd throughout the country. IL contains all
tie Great Trials, Criminal Cases, and appropri.
utc Editorials on the same, together with infor.
nation on Criminal Matters not to bc found in
any other newspaper.
W Subscriptions, 81 per Annum; 81 for
Six Months, 10 he renliltcd by Subscribers, (who
should write their names and the town, county
and State where they reside painly.)
10 GEO. W. MATSELL g. Co,
Editor and Proprietor of tho
National Police Gazette,
April 80, 1857 If
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10 Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers,

ANNoltN NClNG the TIIIRTEENTI An
Il nnaI Volume of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
GAN' Tho Publishers respectfully inform the pub,
lie that in order {" increase and stimulate tho
formation Of clubs, they pr"posc to offer Nne
I"""s""" f'"r H""'','" D"/|nr* IN Cash Prrmi-
ems i"r the fifteen largest lists Of subscribers
sent ;" by The Ist Of January, 1858; said prcmi-
"n,s l." hc dIs'r'bnlc'i as folIows:-
For the largest list. $"oo; I'd, $250; Sd, 5000;
' ,',h' S,"; "th; $loo; 9th, $40; 7th, $50;
n.n' ' EW: 'th, sou; i"ih' 500; llth. $40; 18th,
M; ."'n, :"u' l:ii'' so; 18th, $50.
"' I'scr'"c,r ,:,, can ne sent IN at differ
na @ ' ''I, ""a 't",' ','''rcnt r"s. Offices Tho
casn VIII DC i'n TO me orders OF the successful
,s.I '''''''e"'''e'y a''er Tie Isl ofJanary
'' Sn,,,,or, yv..
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'"rr ~ year SUBSCRIPTION to prepay postage.
or un. T EI,', = ',""M,!"'"n:-iw Dollars Year.
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There is little stream which emptics in
to Shasta Valley, California, about twenty
miles west Of the great butte, which posses.
ses tho singular property of incrusting every.
thing which fails into its waters with com.
plete coat Of stone. Flowers, leaves, grass
pine buds, and things of that sort will be-
come completely enameled in the course Of
week or SO, retaining in the process their
natural form.
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Fedal Sub-Bass Harmoniums,
Mml" aud Sold by the Manufacturers.
| :, '' Is arranged with tw" manuals or hunks Of
mcES, IN" lowest set running AN octave higher
i'''' ihc "'frr, ami may he nsrd srp:,ratcIy nnf
mus get IN one case two distinct Instruments:
| or py thc i'sr OF the coupler the two banks Of
| Keys may bo played at the same time hy us, of
me me 'front.' SIT only. This connected with the
SUB bass will produce the effect of II largo
"rTan and is sufficiently heavy tn fiji , L,,us,
'i'nl s'a's from lnn0 to 1900 persons.
| THE ORGAN MEIODEt,N ;s ,,.s;,u.d e.,
l,ar'"r and private use The construction il sim
'';f |" 'h" Church Instrument, being :rr;uc.d
w''h 'w" banks I" Keys and when used together.
ny means OF til" coupler, is capable of as great
volume of power the Church instrument wb.r
| used without tn" Pedals
| AlS"' c"cry variety Of MELODEONS for
| larlor iiS". '
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from
our Nhn"l"c'"ry, being made in in the most
complete and thorough manner. Having IT.
| moved T." The spacious Ruildinrs. 5II Wush;uy
| ton street "" have every facility for mau,,f,,
turing PURPOSES, and employ none but the most
| "Nreri"ncr'i and skllIul workmen In short we
VIII promise "''r customers nh Instrument equal
II not superior I" any Manufactured and r,lar-
| itnt"c ""Nf" ami p'rfiI satisfaction.
Music Teachers Leaders of Choirs. and etbers
! interested IN musical matters are respe-
vit"d to visit our ltooms at any time, and exam
me or test the Instruments ON exhibition for sale
| 1T Their i.irnSurc.
As II still further guarantee to the public as
10 III" "Nr"'lrnc" of tn" M'iodoms nhd Haruo-
M""S, from our Manufactory we her loov, 4,
| refer, hy permission. to the following Piano E,rto
manufacturers OF l5"stnm, who have examined
| our in''r'''nrntS, and will give their opinion
| when called upon:
'h'rk"ring .e Sons; VIM. =. Emerson: Geo.
| i,cws; iiall"it IL Cumst"n; Brown & Allen.
M""lw"rd IL Brown; Il. Gilbert IL Co. A. w
| l.;utd ~ Co.: NcwhalI ,E
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Ho! for Chick SDringsil

j. J.. POOL IL CO, will bo ut the Green
viii" D"p"t with good t"nvryanr"s and careful
Drivers, I" carry Passengers and their baggage
to the Springs. They will ais" run
4 D.IILY LINE or STAGES
J." nnd from The Springs, leaving GrcenviIlc at
"rlork, y. VI. Furc 81.
Nav IL, 1887 G If
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Observation-Disclosures prctends to
heap much together for fear of want; and
yet after all his pains and purchase, he suf.
iers that really which at first he fears vanly !;
and by not using what he gets, ho makes
that suffering to be actual, present and ne
cesSary, which, in his lowest condition, was
but future, contingent, and possible. 1t
sllrs up tho desire, and takes away the pleas
ure OF being satisfied. 1t increases tho ap-
petite, and will not content it. 1t swclls
'hc pf'hc'p'c to no purpose, and lessons
lhe use to all purpose; disturbing the order
OF nature, and tho designs of God; making
money not to be the instrument of exchange
or charity, nor corn to feed himself or the
poor; nor wool TO clotho himself or his
brother; nor wine to refresh the sadness of
the afflicted, nor his oil to make his own
countenance cheerful; but all these to lock
upon, and TO tell over, and to take accounts
by, and make himself considerable and
wondered ut by fools, that while he lives
he may be called rich, when he dies may
be accounted miserable and like the disl,
makers Of China, may leave II greater heap
OF dirt for his nephcws, while he himself
hath new lot fallen 10 linn in the portion
OF Dives. But thus tho ass carried wood
anu sweet herbs to the baths, but WAS never
washed or pcrlumcl himself; he hcapcd
up sweets for others willie himself was
ilthy with smoke and ashcs.-Jremy Tay-
Tor.
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The State of South Carolina,
1BBETILLE DIS1RICT,

IN hc COMMON Teas.
Va. Foreign Attachment.
JAS a. Liddcl }Thonson Il Fair, Attorneys
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant
who, it is said is absent from and without the
limits of this State, and has neither wife MOI
attorney known within the same, upon whom Il
copy OF the said declaration might be served
1t ia therefore ordered, that the soid Dnfe,.
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or before tho twelfth day of April, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight otherwise final and alb
so'ute Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, April II, 1857 5I-1y
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PRINTING

fi'llE l'r"rri'l"rS Of the AEnrvILiE BASyrr
l. would respectfully infnrm til. public rl,,
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of .BOb
Ork with ncatmrss and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing ,:at,.
rIals, they have no hcsitancy in saving that they
are as well prepared. and can do rs neat work
us any other establishment in the up.counlry of
South Curona.
They will also keep Oh hand n complete an
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''Sseme one wishing to abe wittysons. zen.
llsssa gilhsa1sr inoptL, s.ksd him III ii
ho had q lepg IsI.s "a .hat inoutH 81 fEisfiss
whessl lss Nasss ass adods shbmoysdIy answered,
"S hhassds spiy from s'a yssar 4 70 y.esr."
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A Pennsylvania editor says "somebody
brought one bottle Of sour water into on,
office, with the request tonotice it as lemon
beer. If Esaa was green enough to sell his
birthright for q mess of poitage, it does not
prove That. evil toll afour shilling lie 70
sfgenents. I. ~
u taSSs<; ;rf, -
;3sss q "lssatgGstrg astgl dast prosperp as tho man
said when en- Holding the baby Tor his wife To
chop good.
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POETRY
Written for the Abbeville Banner.
A GALL0Ws s0RNR.

A GALLOWs s0ENE.
it was a fair and lovely morn
As evor dawned on land or sea;
The wind was playing with the leaves,
And felt light and free;
And as I sped along my way,
While here and there run,
hoard a fellow man thus say
" Christ have mercy on my souli-
My fellow man has nonet"
stopped beneath hawthorn tree,
And marked the passers by;
And silence hung on cvery lip,
Save him condemned to die;
And as sat beneath it's shade
That seemed to mock tho sun,
/ heard the pinioncd wretch exclaim:-
"Christ have mercy on my soulI
Ny follow man has nonc!"
went my way amid the throng-
The old and young W zero there;
Even childrcn too I did cspy.
Whose brows wore knit with care;
And as list the prisoners words,
He kneit and thus begun:-
"Christ have mercy on my sou!-
My fellow man has noue!"
The gallows ON his vision broke! =
He shuddcred. hcavcd sigh;
With faltering voice ho uttered thus -
am too young to diet"
And up to HEAVIER, hr humbly spoke:-
] nm wretch undonc!
Christ have mercy on my soul!-
My fellow man has nonel"
Tho fatal hour cane at last
His lamp was growing dim;
No mourncr gathered there to shod
One burning tear for him.
The man OF God knct not ia prayer
No Heaven by him was won.
Christ have mercy on his soul!-
Ills fcllow.man had none.
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j A S. H. RIL EY,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,

L
TIeen " od, =. e.,
"AVING established h;msclr i, This ,laco
Ill for tho transaction Of r''
NoIeA1 OiuS business,
Respectfully solicils nticnt;,u =, h;. .,,,,,s;,.
and well selected Stock nurch.sc,, in N,w Wi,
during the present
%e-ot, -
.,i ,,,,.I, -.,-,, 49,. -, ",,'.-,,
i; r;n .J "n ~ .'''': "',,. c"P'c' |n"'h
Great Inducements offered to w.
PHYSICIANS and Farmers.
wbo ,,r, ,,.,,.,,,,.I
rL,: !" "c""''S 'hcir ordcrs L"
rrL en- - ''
cycrv-,L,v d,m,,,J i'' ~" '''''''c" o'
ShS'"r WI ny gallon or bottle,
n"ecI I
ir"h
I;"% ' '..' :,
Wn:
"'t' Lead P"re'
Su, r,r,, S',,I','
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Land for Sale.
THllE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
L parties interested, TO sell the reai estate Of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased The tract of
Land IS valuable, adjons lands of DR.. Ward
law, DIR. Livingston, and Others, on Calho,,n's
Creek, and contains about
72O Acres.
Property-negroes-as wol, as cash will be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can be made 10 the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
JOHN w. sUBER.
Juno D. 1857 q IL
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Tho Chinese proverb says lie has no
legs and cannot stand, but ithas wings, and
can fly far and wide.
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Don't run about and tell acquaintanccs
that you have been unfortunate. People
do not like unfortunate people for their &C.
quaiptances, 40
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NlclOdcous and Harmonious Rented.

icrSoiS who wish to hire McIn.Irons and IIor
'n"h'''''s with view OF purchasing at tI. end
y. ."r .,"r' can have The rent credited part
ts'hcn' "i tn" purchase money. This matter
Is worthy of special note, ms it, enables t,,os. whr
'i'Src il i'''r test Of the Instruments bcnr. mlr
'.;'S'h.' I" obtain it, at the rxp"nSc of the man
ultciur"rS 10 the extent at least of n y.,rs rant
'r'"rS from any part "i thr country ar world.
SEM '''r''l T." Ia" Inanuiaci"ry in E"s,on, will,
," ~ SATISFACTORY rclrrrnc', will he promptly
l,''"S were present, ar "impi"ycd an agent TO
select, and on aS rrS"nuhlc terms
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1hc |"l'"lar Notion Of an 11uihor.-
The English papers have new ancc,lotc OF
Macaulay. a iorkshircman, on n railway
platform, had Baron MacauIay pointed cut
to his notice, and upon its being explained
to him that the Baron was an author. who
was formerly known us Mr.. Macaulay. he
thus gives vent TO his astonishmcnt "Tha't
Mcastcr Macowl Y, the owthcr, is it now 3
Wc'cl | alwa's thowt they look'd pacr and
seedy loke, and ow't at elbow, yc nor; but
that chap's govt hat, and hes SO wc'el
dressd, too-dang it, sllul necr t;'cn
linn for IN owthcr!
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Selling off at Cost.

"Ii'i. sell from date, my WORSTED
n DRESS GOODS Negro BLANKETS anil
ii"'.vy bNERtOA'IS, ut 10 per cent on New
York costs, for the Cash.
j. II. BARNES
Jan. %, 80 do If
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Nieotine.-This peculiar principle say
the Scientific 1nscrican, is product of the
leaves and seeds Of tobacco, by infusing
them in acidulous water, adding lime, and
dstilling, and then washing the product
with ether, when an ethereal solution of
nicotine is obtained. One drop will kill a
dog. 1t causes tho pupil Of the eye to con-
tract, has q bittcrish acrimonious taste, q
pungent smell and is, on the whole, ono of
the nastiest things in creation. It's com.
posed of 1926 per cent, Of carbon, 25 per
cent of hydrogen, and 1900 per cent of
nitrogen. 1t is related 10 class of bo-
dies called vegeto-alkalies, and is capable
of uniting with m acid. On the human
brain it produces a soothing effect, which
is thought very pleasant, but can never Le
considered otherwise than unhealthy.
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Lager Bier 11dulicrations.-Xunt's 1fcy-
ch"nt W"gozine enumeratcs no less than
tl'rty-elSht Substances Which are employ cd
to give potency, flavor, consistency, and
other d"sir"dic qualities, to this dctcstabc
form OF grog. Among them are chalk,
marble dust, opium, tobacco, hcnhanc, oil
OF v'trI"I, blue vi'rioI, copper;.s, alum,
strychnine, and other deadly drugs.
These drugs diminish the intoxicating
elects OF the liquor, while they greatly in:
crease lis potency to kill. i;ut this is all to
the advantage of the dealer, because the
customer can drink a much larger quantity
without making drunk come" ALTHOUGH
he will make disease and death co me in
double quick time.
a couple Of years since, highly rcsrcc-
table physician Of Newark, n. j., "a dis
tinguishcd advocate for total abstinence and
'ega' SnaS'on measures, 10y the way,) pub
l'shcd in Il medical journal Il very learning
art'elc i'll favor Of cxcmpiing lager bier
from the " Maine Law" which, he contend
cd, should be applied to all other alcoholic
bcvrases. lie claimed exemption for lager
bier on the ground of its extraordinary and
peculiar anr@1icinnt rirtucs! Was he i"no-
rant OF tho nature Of the milcnc he so
highly recommended Did he know that
ITS wonderful virtues depended on this
horrld medley Of poisons? Probably not.
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school teacher relates the following
amusing incident: One day saw little
fellow with his arms around little witch
OF girl, cndcavoring, if Interpreted the
manifestation right, 10 kiss her.
"Tommy," said I, "wlat arc you doing
there !'
Nothing, sir" "Ycs," said the bright
eyed little witch che wath tryin' to kith
me, that he wath, thir," and eyed him
kccnIy.
"Why, Lucy, what prompted him TO act
SO ungcntcmanly right here in SCHOOL, T.
asked anticipating some fun.
go he hitchcd up here, and lie wanted
inc to kith him, and l told him that
wouldn't kith such thumthy boy atIh he
it'll; then he thcd he'd kilh me, and told
him that he darthn't, but lie thcd he would
DO it, and told him would tell the mathcr
if he did, but he thcd lie didn't care II
thumb for the matlcr, ana lo tried to kilh
me hard )" and the little thing sighed
"Why didn't you tell Inc as you said
you would?" l asked in u pleasant man
ncr.
So" she replied, with an air mairciic
did not often see, 81 didn't care much if he
did kitli ME, and tho let him."
Here the whole school, which had been
listening att entively, broke out in an up
roarous laugh, while our little hero and he
roine bushcd deeply.
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S. D. g. H. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers Of
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons,
AND
Pedal Sub-Bass
III a T M q NJ Z u M -,
Oil Washington street,
BOTTOM

1lf; attention of CIcrgymcn, Committees
u @"''""ls' Lodges .tc., is invited to the new
Fedal Sub Bass Harmoniums.
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".'hn !" ml'rs cf GrcrnviII. have put the
premises III the most thorough repair They nro
determined /" -ltr" no efforts to make th,,
STRINGS I'LL tl:,l can he desired, whrthc- to
IN" '"ta'il seeking health, those in quest Of
pleasure.
The salnbri"us and invigoratinc qualities Of
ih"S" waters having been we'll known to tho
travelling public for the last twenty years it i.
deemed unnecessary tu enter into detail hut
any further information or reference will bo
carefully furnished upon application 10 either of
the pr"pri"i"rs
The IIorEI. will he open for The reception of
visitors "h ih" 1st of June, and will be kept
open during The season.
1t gives us pleasure to add That the former
Ir"Pri"t"rs, the M"ssIs. CHICK, will sIend their
summer 't the Springs, and will be gIud to 600
their many friends there.
!. #. IIENERY.
L. TAl.BIRD,
j. BURSEi.
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Fresh Garden Seeds for Sale.
\ PPI.ES, GAI;l;At;E-IIi:AIbS, and many
IL such things rs many people need.
j. Il. BARNES
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The State of South Carolina.
-idbr"iHe D;str;ct-M The Common Pleas.
l.. w. Davis,
vs. Attachment.
Henry Jones.
y" llEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the tl,ir-
w ty-iirst day Of October, 1857, iI,, his
Declaration against the defendant, who (as i, is
s;,i') is absent from aud wihn;i; the limits Of this
state aud has neither wife nor Attorney known
WITHIN tn" same, upon whom IL copy OF the SAID
declaration might hc served Ii i. therefore. or
d"rr'i, that the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the sii'l declaration, on or before ,h,
fiisi day Of N"vcnhrr, which will h. in the wear
OF our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
flity-f.glii. otherwise final and absolute .Iuir-
Inent Will then be given and awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cc.r.
Clerks Office, Nov. 27,ISj7 ::::.ly
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