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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Estate of John Dolby, decd.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of John
n Ioby, decd, are requested TO settle up prior
to Tuesday the 18th day Of January next. And
those having demands against said Estate arc no
ted to render them in, properly attestcd, by that
date. as W. intend making final settlement OF the
personal Estate on that dly.
DEYORE & ATKINS, Agents
For Matilda Dolby, Adm'x.
0nt LIT 4U
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COME GENTLEMEN, TREAT!!

KMJIlEN you 60 to Hamburg you can get good
wv eating Mt Dr. CUNNINGHAMs, at the Aaneri-
can Hotel, and GOOD DRINKING at the bur OF
Our House, which is attached to the Hotel, and
under the supervision Of the Subscriber.
join G. BOILER.
Hmaburg, Sept 80 6m 20
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NOTICE
A CHANGE TO SUIT THE TINES

A CHANGE TO SUIT THE TINES
TN view of the scarcity Of money and the hard
i times generally, we will from this date, offer oul
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and many Of them such as French and English
MARlNOEs, DELAINS, ALPACCAs, Black
and Colored figured SILKS, and LADIES DRESS
GOODS, generally with handsome assortment Of
Chenea, Stella. and Plnid SHAWLS-Also, kER-
SEYS and BLANKETS, at
COST FOR CASH.
A large assortment of English and American
PRINTS, at ls1 CENTS.
GB- All persons indebted TO US arc earnestly
requested 10 make payment. We must have money
to meet our engagements.
BLAND & HCTLER
Dec. Is 1857 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Notice,

4 IL persons indebted to The estate of Daniel
Il Boone, decd, arc requested to make immedl-
ate payment, and all persons having demands
against tic same are hereby notified to present
them properly attcsted.
LIP BOONE, ,an,,oro
PETER QUIT. "'-'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Administrators Notice.

4 Ii. persons indebted to the Esla:e Of J. S.
"a Shadrach, drceased, are requested to srtt"
forthwith, and those having demands against the
Estate must present them properly att'stcd by the
l4,h day Of January next, as final settlement will
he made in the Ordnarys Office % that day.
II. BURNETT, Adm,ors
r. Nj. FISHER, mum VIZ
~. q ,cs1 Ar az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
AttentionyThis Way.

ENROM and after the 1st Of January next Will
Il sell my remaining Stock Of Goods
FORsCASH ONLY!
All my MERINOS, DELAINEs, CLOAKs and
TALMAS, at COST-and the balance at REDU-
CED PRICES, in order to raise money to pay
my debts.
All those indebted to me will please call and
settle before Return day, and save me the un-
pleasant necessity of giving out my Notes and
Accounts for collection, which I shall be com.
PEELED to do if not paid. B. c. BRYAN.
Dec 20 It 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Two OF the best Preparations OF the a &c.

They are not recon-.
mended as Universal
Cvre-alls, but simply for
what their name pur..
ports.
The VERM1FUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all Bilious De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &C.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. c. McLanc's Cele-
bratcd VERM1rUcn and
LIVER Pills, prepared by
66io,;;nq 81 S @8sos
SOLE pnopRlEroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are. various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
,Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
SSJn PronriafOra
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
FOR SALE,

tElHE RESIDENCE of the subscriber at Sum-
j mer Hill, S. c., three miles from the Bridge
and Iear the Plank Road. The House has eight
rooms and seven fire-places, besides pantrics and
closets. Tho out-houses ample, six Servant,S
rooms, Kitchen smoke house, store house, Try well
stables, ETC., and cistern. The garde.. IS rich,
with various choice fruit trees, contains fine grape
vines and strawberries. The lot includes over
three acres. With the place, Cyins near by it) or
separately will be sold. Woodland Tract of thirty
four TO fifty acres, having on it the we'll known
Fair Spring, and an artificial fish pond: which is
fed by ncvcr-failing streamlets-- Price very low.
Possession given in January, 1858.
M. C. N HAMMOND.
Our Cottage, Jan. 1858 2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Dissolution,

TByIIE Partnership Of NJ. A. Rodgers and james
IL p. Thompson is dissolved. The business vii!
be continued by J. P. Thompson.
AS we are Indebted and are compelled to pay
our debts. therefore we expect all who are indebted
to us bv Note or Account to pay up before return
day ir ihey wish 10 save cost, rs we cannot give
longer indulgence. NJ a.. KODGEKS,
JAMES P. THOMPSON.
Jan 6, At" %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Charles
"A McGregor, Decd. will please make immedi.
ate payment. And those having any demands will
present them properly attesied.
A. RAMSAY, Admf.
July 1857 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Spartanburg Female College.

THE Regular Exercises of this Institution will
i. be resumed on TUESDAY, February 25, 1868.
To meet the demands of its rapidly growing
patronage, the Faculty has been increased by the
employment of three additional Instructors.
Catalogues containing full particulars will
be sent free Of charge, on application to
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
Dec so Ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Ridge Land For Sale.

r offer for Sale my VALUABLE COTTON
/ PLANTATIONS containing about Five
Hundred Acres, lying on the Edgeheld and
Columbia kuad.
On j. is fine one Story House, with basement,
and plenty of out buildings OF every kind, all new:
Aud to every field there is a.good new gate well
painted, and plenty OF water !; ALSO, . pen'y OF
line Grapes, an Orchard, shrubbrry !Se, and an
abundance Of fine timber and good drinking water.
Call and examiur--I know you will be pleased.
CLINTON WARD.
Sept. 80 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
TO ALE INDEBTED TO ME

E would most respectfully say that am in great
& want of money and would be glad to have
all who owe ME call and settle by or before the
Goth January next, (1S5S) for after that timc am
determined to place all Notes and Accounts in the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
~ JOHN COLGAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
CORN SHELTERS,
AND
SeIf.SharDening Straw Cutters!

II PENN, Agent, has just r. ceived and offers
T.. ior sale supply Of the m"st approved arti-
Gle of CORN Sill EL LERS. Also, a large Stock
Of those celebrated Srlf-Sharpening STR A W
CUTTERS. The farmers will please send in
their orders.
Sept 2 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

of EIgeGeld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends Of w. W. SALE. Esq, Of
Hamburg in thc upper part OF the District, respect
ullv announce him as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Edselield District a, the next election.
i.a" THE Friends of Col. S. HARRISON re-
spectfullv announce him as Candidate for Clerk
of Edgefcld District, at the ensuing election
~ We are authorized by the friends of Mr..
WILLIAM L. STEVENS to announce him as
Candidate for Clerk of Edgefeld District at the en-
suing election.
sg- The friends of Mr.. LEWIS COLEMAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate lot Clerk
+ Edeefcld District at the next election.
s.55 The friends of Mr. JAMES SpANN, re-
spcctfullv nominate him as Candidate for Clerk
of Edgelield District at the next election.
10 THE Friends of Mr.. ROBERT d. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
Of Edeetield District at the next election.
s!.~ THE Friends of JACKSON C0VAN re-
,pcctfuIly announce him as a Candidate for Clerk
Of El.clcld District at the ensuing election.
,y The friends of Mr.. F. NJ. NICHOLAS re-
spcctuy announce him as Candidate for Clerk
of Edgctield District at the ensuing election
s-Y. We arc authorized by the friends of Mr.,
EDMUND PENN, to nominate him as Candidate
for Clerk Of EdgeGeld District at the ensuing eec-
| tIon
95sThc friends of SrARLING TURNER, an
uouncc him candidate for Tax Collector at The
ensuing election.
nT The Friends nf Mr. NJ. ". IYl.ES respect
fully auununrr him ms Candidate Iur Tax Collrc
tor Of Edgrlicld at til" next rlcct"n.
ess- The Friends of Capt +. W. HORN, re-
sprctfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edgeied District, at the ensuing clec-
tion.
s.s- The friends of Capt TEIEOPlllLUs DEAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for re-
election to tic Office of Tax Collcctorof EdIciied
District, at the ensuing election.
Q-@ The Friends Of Mr.. CHARLES CARTEt;
respeetruly announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edge6rld District, at the mex, election
Us The Friends Of Mr.. CHAS. NJ. MAY, res
pectfuIly announce him as Candidate i"r Tax Col
ector of EdgefrId District at the next election
e7g- THE Friends of Maj JOHN e. LOVE
LESS respectfully announce him as Candidate o'
Tax Collector of Edgefed District at the ensuing
election.
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Administrators Sale.
NOW OR NEVER!

A Ii. persons indebted 10 the Firm of Smith &
"A. McGregor, either by Note or Account, can
have the pleasure of settling the same with me
prior to the first Monday in February next-atter
that time they will be forced To settle with my AT,
torney There is no humbus in this announce
meat. have got 10 settle with the heirs to MIR.
McGrrsor's Estate, and to do so must collect all
Jcbls due the firm. Therefore, Now IS the time
for yvu TO settle if you wish to save costs
.sSst f. L. SMITH.
J,nAE Ct 50.
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REM 0V AL.
New Flour Mills,

NY MILLS are now in operation, and are fur
lHl uished with EVERY FACILITY for ma
10. FLOUR and MEAL Of the best qunnty.
r. T. MINIS.
T Four miles W.st Edgeheld G. H., and
one mile from the Plank Road.
Aug5 so
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
CANDID A r E s {!

The friends of Co. VIM. QUATTLEBUM res.
pectfulIy announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgefeld at the ensuing election.
p We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq rs candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT Edge6eId District.
GT THE Friends of Capt II. B0ULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate tor Sheriff
of Edgclicld District 1T the next election.
THE friends Of Capt LEWIS COVAR, res
pectfully announce him az Il candidate for SAerif
of Edgelield District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends Of w. W. SALE. Esq, Of
Hamburg. in the upper part OF the District respect
ully announce him as candidate for Sheriff o
Edceicld District at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

: IIE SUCCESS DCItoVIi olIICoIV
Grafton, the good health Of the Young Ladies who
have attended it, together with the increasedsaas
cilities for imparting instruction. and the enlaAa
and improved accommodations, which will be at,
forded by the new, handsome and well arranged
College edifce, conspire to give assurance to the
Trustees and other friends of the Institution, that
its patronage, already very LIBERAL will be greatly
extended, and that the highest expectations of the
Convention in establishing it, will be fully realized
Jan. 6 1858 ct 52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

A large and splendid assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, sc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
I WANT MONEY.
TENIIE Subscriber intending to enlarge his bu-
u sil!css tie first of March next, proposes to
Sell his, ENTIRE stock of Goods consisting of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH,
At Cost for Cash

Up to That date Therefore, come along with your
cash! Great bargains are to be had.
eB- The limited collections which have made
up to the present lime, and having about Two
Thousand Dollars worth of Bank Notes to meet in
the month of January compclls me to make
an earnest appeal to my customers for money;
and must say to my friends, that, unless am as
sisted by them soon, that my Notes will be sent
back under protest. hope however that my
patrons, who l have so long indulg' d, will not
suffer my credit to be impaired Gy my indulgence
to them. JOHN CIEAIHAM.
Duntcnsvic, Dec q st 50
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SSic TiOpIkctOSH
SCOVIL g. MEAD. No. Ill, Charles Street
General Wholesale Agents for tic Southern States
to whom all orders must DO addressed.
sryS- Sold by G. L. PENN, Edsefcld s. c., A. J.
CREIGHTON and TUTT g. PELLETIER, Hamburg
SKINNER s. HARRISON, LoDgmircs, and WARDLAw
e. Lyon, Abbcvillc.
April I, 1851 1y 13
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GREENvILLE BAPTIST .
FEMALE COLLEGE E,

THIS INSTITUTION, established by the BAP-
TIsT STATE CONVENTION of South Caro-
"a, and under the control of the Board Of Trus-
les of the Furman University, will enter upon its
bird Year, on the first Wednesday in February
eat, with the following
FACULTY.
REV II. A. DUNCAN,
resident and Professor of Mental and Moral
Science and History
PROF. C. r. TWITTY,
Professor of Ancient Languages, Mathematics and
the Physical Sciences.
REV. M. W. SANS,
Professor of Logic and Belle Letters.
FROF. E. B. BACON,
Professor of Music.
MISS L. M. MCDANIEL,
Assistant
MRS M. A. RICE,
Principal Instructess in the English Department
MISS JANE CAMERON,
Associate Instructress.
MRS. E.J. CLEVELAND.
Teacher of Vocal Music and Penmansbip.
RATES OF TUITION PER HALF YEAR, PAY
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department. .............'..s1 s1O aO G 00
Academic .........'...''''' ~ ~ oo o0
Collegiate ...........'.:'..:. 20 w
EXTRAS.
p;ano including use of Instrument. ..... .$25 90
Gn;tar ......... Is 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 12 so
Draw;no and Painting ........ Is 90
Vocal Mns;c so
Inc;5ent.J Ernansas 90
Roard ner month lin adyance). 10 90
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Dec. 9 1857
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
bands of guerllas, and no party, no train,
no band Of cattle, will pass to the valley
if they can murder, burn or run of. Tkn1

bands Of guerillas, and no party, no train,
no band Of cattle, will pass to the valley
if they can murder, burn or run off. Tkn
Mormons have great feat of mo-
men; and had no. Col. Johnston d
up the two companies of the Cd 20.
Laramie, Companies which we're. to be
calld TO Kearney and which directions
had been given to prepare for at K, from
the negligence of the guards and the
watchfulness of the Mormons, We would
now be struggling By hand to get here,
and without meat.
Had the Cd drago'ons been sent 1t the
time diEected--telegraphed-- an ami.
t1al would have been lost BY theft. The
army could not, however, have entered
the talley without leaving its supplies be:
hind. The Mormous are set of COW:
ards like all ssBassins and bullies; and /
feat their leaders, and those who have 10
claims in the valley; viii run away, re
quiriDg their deluded followers to destroy
their property, lest it might benefit US -
The leaders rely on such conduct as Was
pursued BY Congress in the Kansas quesa
ton. l hope Congress will declare the
Territory in rebellion, and call upon GoTi
ernors and commanding officers to arrest
and keep in custodsy all persons leaving
the Territory, and especially the leaders,
unIss accompanied BY safeguard or psss.
FORT.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
A PerseVeing Woman Walking
400 Miles for a Husband.


Near Norwich, Chenango county New
York, lived two families of we'll to do
farmers, between whom there existed as
bitter fued as ever ragged between the
Montagues and Capulets. The heads Of
the families consumed the bulk of the
time in annoying each other, and the
children on both sides, with two excep
tions, inherited their parents hatred, and
lost no opportunity ofgratiying it.
These exceptions were the oldest son
ofthe one, and the second daughter o
the other, who, seeing no reason why
they should hate each other in imitation
Of their parents, became desperately en-,
amoted. The parents soon discovered
how matters stood, and Of course were
enraged. John and Mary were both
severely reprimanded, and charged pa
ticularly to think no qnore OF each other.
But who ever heard OF such charge be.
ing obeyed! The more they were told
not to, the more they did. Seeing that
easy measures would moi answer, the
parents of John sent him to an uncle in
this county. Mary's prOgenitors locked
her up for week 10 keep her from fol
lowing him.
One night in November last, the whole
family joined in reviling and abusing
her. Not word did she say in reply,
but her ashy face and bloodless lips,
showed that something was brewing -
AS soon as the family had retired, she
put on her bonnet and shawl, All going
down from her room, noiselessly unlock.
ed the door, and walked out into the dark.
ness. Halfcrazed she had not thought
Of nothing but escape, and had not pro-
vided herself with any necessities for the
long journey she had undertaken. She
knew where John was, and she deter.
mined to reach him. BY daylight, she
had achieved ten miles, Al farm house
she procured breakfast, and making fn
quiries, set out again. Day after day
she Travelled, eating and sleeping at farm
houses. Occasionally, q charitable
waggoner would carry her few miles,
and tIlen again for days she was obliged
to walk.
Finally, completely worn out, she ar
rived al her destination. She found John,
told him her troubles and trials, and pu
herself under his protection. John like
a sensible man, posted to Bucyrus, got
out the papers, and married her off.hand
To end the story as fictitious ones are
always concluded, they should have gone
back, fallen on their knees, and implored
the forgivness of their parents. But
neither of them we're romantic. They
felt that they had done nothing to be for
given for, and had no particular desire
to see the faces OF those who had abused
them. So instead Of going east, they
went west, and are by this time settled
in Wisconsin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

A GRATEFUL CLIENT. When Judge
Henderson of Texas was first a candidate
for office, he visited a frontier country
in which he was, except by reputation, a
stranger. Hearing that trial for felony
would take place in a few days, he deter
mined to volunteer for the defense. The
prisoner was charged with having stolen
pistol; the defense was "noL guilty.
The volunteer counsel conducted the case
with great ability. He confused the wit.
ness, palavered the court, and made an
able, eloquent and successful argument
The prisoner was acquitted--hS had not
stolen the pistol. The counsel received
the enthusiastic applause of the audience
His innocent client availed himself of the
earliest interval of the hurricane of con-
gratulations to take his counsel aside
"My dear sir" said he, "you have saved
me, and l am very grateful. l have nc
money, do not expect to have any and
do not expect ever to see you again. but
to show that / appreciate your services
you shall have the pistol" SO saying,
he drew from his pocket, and presented to
the astonished attorney, the very pistol
the attorney had just shown he had never
stolen or had in his possession.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

INA STATE OF SUsPENsIoN.--The coun'
try is in the midst oil great financial
crash, and Bones has felt it in pecu.
liar manner. The other day he called
on his barber, and finding the door shut,
knocked loudly for admittance. The
knight the razor put his head out Of
the window and remarked:
You hab no use knoGkin' dere; Use
closed; suspended
Then hand me odt my boots' retort.
ed Bones
The barber retired, and in a moment
one of Bones boots was thrown him
through the window The other. how.
ever was not forthcoming and 10 Bones
inquiry as to the delay. the barber very
colly repliedI X
'Dat's all you can hab now Mr.. Bones.
Pse only payin' fifty per cent
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

VIsrTlNG THE CrTY.-A country gen.
tleman who had lived near US SO long
that he might pass for native of these
diggins1although he was born nearer you
than me. was obliged to visit your city
on business, q few weeks ago, in the
midst Of the panic. He took quarters at
a clearinghouse, and his rustic dress
and appearance exposed him 10 the OBJ
servation and remark OF smart yosng,.
lady, who sat opposite TO him at the din
ner table. Taking him for a decidsdy
verdant son the soil, she ptoceed TO
quiz him at her leisure. The gentI Eman
perceived hef drift, and he humopd tbs
joke. In the course ofher inasn'iss shs
sid Did yot e'ot si.ll osste.t city be.
forei'
Yes, ma am, did, several years since.
Did you come by railroad, or steam.
boat, in those daysl'
Neither Oi them things wasiu use VIXEN
came 10 town
you must have come BY stagel'
Not exactly that way, neither
In wheelborrow, Perhapsl'
mo, not that way neither
you must have come on fooil'
Not exactly so, nla'am.'
well, how then did you come-dd
tell usl'
well, ifyou must know, l was born
here. June cath, 1914, at No. 40 Walker
street, near the Bowery.'
The young lady was perfectly satisf-
ed. She dropped the conversation. drop
ped her napkin, and finished her dinner
another time, having learned lesson TO
mind her own business.=Harper'. My
a=ine.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
q Qhrilling 9toty,
THE MORTGAGED FARM.

Uncle Nathan stood in the centre of his
large hay field, encompassed by the per-
!. .fume of horey-suckleS and wild flowers,
Peach sending out an inSgorating inHu-
ence that art never can. Dark clouds
swept hither and thither through the hor.
izon, borne on the winds TO one point, as
l If to concentrate their force. and send to
the earth another deluge. The muscular
farmer grasped the strong handle of his
hcythe more firmly, and with redoubled
Anerny to fip;~A.. 1HIials,ustha bad begun.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
y from the drawer while
nained near by to ward
iould il Gomez Reuben
,xooor wonf IN the roa,La.

tr ~ from tne drawer WINE
h NAMED near by to ward
0 iould it Gomez Reuben
~ se irmer wentlo the market
that'o dispose of his stock, and he
warcheEsbo"t" !" Spuse-tsll he saw him
place the money as we hayeNseen, and
then he resigned the rest Of the deed to
be performed by The more sgile form oI
his wife.
When Reuben Green asceriained that
William Harris still lived, for he and his
wife believed the tale their son had told
Of his death, and that Uncle Nathan sus-
pected them of theft, they Immediately
left the hired farm they occupied, and for
many years they were not heard from,
when Robert, who had sunk beyond re-.
form, received a mortal wound from a
companion, and his last agonies revealed
the past. Mr.. Harris with his cherished
wife removed to the city, while Ann, as
she advanced in years spent her time al.
ternately with her parents and at the old
farmhouse with her chidhood's protec
tors.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

A fast Irshman, in time Of a revival. joined
the church, but was found SHINING grievousiy
not long afterwards.
"Didn't you join the McthodiStf' inquired a
piously disposed person.
FAX, an ! did, jned for six months, an
behaved SO well they let me iout with three"