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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

NOTICE OF application for the discharge OF an
.vsp from ii. debts pur.gau: 10 the provisions 81 he
third article Of me title d tie h chapter q The second psi'
~ H. R.yi.ed Statutes, Of JOSIAH COLBY a. insovent
Mott, e., m bi.h-d July Creditors before
Ii. Hon D. Culver City judge at hi. ONCE No -, tnson.
i IN, CITY Brooklyn, the lsh day OF Octob-r, ioS
O'Clock in the sneS cause Why 70. $40 nssA'
.L0uld not b. diseharsed from 81, debts r. NDDGETF
vs. i.xO~Tu Attorney for ln,olyert, No 10 Wsst MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
N, County Of New York notice hereby syen 20 all per-
.n, having claims against MARY LINDSAY late Of the City Of
York deceased present the same with youcht
II, the bscdber the office of Robert Gien, ESQ., No. 80
Nassau street in the City Of New before The first
NJ Noyeu lS5g-DG'ed New York The 2Ih day q Ap os
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admin with TIE VII annexed
Aroc f.u suT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

I'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE VIA SlONlNG-
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Land Ro1te-The
sl0ter ard mot drest-Csrryilr the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt JOEL stone and C.
VANDERBILT Cspt ID. b Sturges in connec ton with the
stonneo Providence and Boston and Providence Rsoat
leaving New York daily Sunday excepted) from pier NO
r. (fr shove Battery pa y al and st1niugon
o. arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston
$50 ?. - 49,.
The C. VANDERBILT. from E-vYork, Monday Wednes
day Friday From S,onngon Tuesday Thursday and Sat
uTdsy
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from NewYork, T1esdsy Thurs
day and Saturday From StoLugoDM1na say "Wednesday and
Friday
Psssergs proceed from sonustJn, per Railroad Prov
dspce and Boston Express Mail Train reaching said
advance O those by other routes aud IN ample time Tor
M tho early Morning Lines connecting North and East Pss.en
pers that prefer IT, remain board the esmer ENJOY nights
breakfast desired AID leave StoDing'on 10 the
700 m train connecting ct Providence with he II m Train
for Boston.
Fave from Providence 20 Eewpor., 81 cents
Baggage Mater accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way
For passage behs freight apply board the
sssmr the Freight Office pier No 2 nth River, or at
the Office Of the Company, No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, notice hereby even 20 az
r.r,. he wing claims sgain BARTHOLOMEW HEALY late
u City Of NewYof Boot ard Shoe mase deces'rd 70
he Office Of sTLW ELL SWAIN, No. II Chamber', In
The City Of NewYs before the sixteenth day o. D's'
b., pext-Daied New York, the 18th day OF june 1859
i.Is I.v6mTs MARY ANN HEALY. Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHlLA
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY Mail and Express Lines leave New York a. T. aud IL
m. and and fare, IS Through Tickets sold Tor GIN
and for Warrington NeS Orleans suc the
souh &C. and throush baggage checked 20 Warrington In
. trains: ,..
No baggage Will received for trains unless delivered aoo
fifteen minutes IN advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the COUNTY York Notice hereby given 70 all parsons
having claims MARY CANTON late OF the cry Of New
YL widow deceased the with vouchers there
NJ 20 the ,lbscrb~ his Office No. q Chamberss IN TIE
Civ Of New York before the twenty eighth day OF October
dated New. York the third day Of April, 1889
Ap16 laNffnTu DAVID ,. EheceIoi
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New-Bsmp.on with the Delaware Lscfa
aud Western Railroad and u Esston with the L-heh
Valley Railroad. . ~ ~
SUMNER ARRAyGEmysrs-Commencins msJ 10, 1883 Leavet
Easton intermediate places from Pier No
North River 1880 and ia sna At for Sonier
vile by above trains ard 5f5 The above trains con.
Elizabeth with trains the ewiersey Railroad, Which
leave NewYork from foot Of CourAndts, ct $40 And
M, and and p.
The II train on New York makes close connection
AZ E.on with the Lehsh Valley Railroad sud thence vis
East Peunsyysus Railroad Reading without change OF c,u
sd connects Reading direct for Posvie and Harrisburg
Passengers for the Delaware Lskavssna and Western ha.
road Will leave 1870 only for Lehgh Valley Railroad
1904 ~. and II rs only. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
s. 1850 Trains will leave Chambers s. Station IS follows;
F,press Trains and III and for Hudson 3ID p IN
for Sir Sing g:45 m and and 10 81 for Poughkeephe,
7;l5a and l:l5p IN fr TsrrytoTn 245 and d;fo m
for Peeksk $50 D. The Hadson, PoDsbke. p-e, Peekst,
Sing Sing Tains stop at most If the Wy Sta
oLs Passengers Chsnbers Canal Christopher, ard
Slst s Trains for New YoS leave Troy 445 $3.50 end 10 S1
a. n and $3.50 p M Albany about IS minutes later On
Sunday AZ 8 o m. A. Y. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

IN PURSUANCE of An order OF the Surrogate Of
the County Of York noc@ 10 hereby gvsn 20 all per
CONS having claims against CHARLES THOMAS ,e oil Inc
CITY of New Yok deceased present the same viL vouchers
the subscriber at his ofhce NO. III "as ~ nc
City York before the twenty second Gay Of NO
e,nber pext-Ds;<d New York, 18th day Of May 1859
Ill i.vsmTn GEORGE II. HUNT, Executor
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Me0iral.

u GAMER
DR. VELPEAU'S CANkEkINE CURES CUTS
DR. yELPEAU CAEKERINE CURES SORE NIPPLES.
DA VFLPEAU'S CANkEklSE CURES SORES
DR. VELPEAUS CANkbRINg CURES ULCERS
M yFTPT.IrS CaNKFRlSH CURES TOOrHACHE
DR VFLpFAI~s CANKFRINE CURES BURNa.
DIR VFLPFAurs CANHERINE CURES ERUPTlONS.
DR. IELPEAU'S CANKERlNE URES SCALDS, &c.
OLe tiial will satisfy Of area; value.
Por ssl- By all Druggists
BTRRILL ( HUNTING. Projectors, No. lo2 Nasssut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF NevYork notice hereby gwen 70 al
having PETER VAN ARSDALF late Of the CITY
Of NewYok physician, decsssed TO present the same wi
vouchers thereof subscriber at the Office u G. Vac
vohis az Law No 80 Nassau-st in the CITY o New
York before the l4h day 81 September nsAt-pssd Ne"
'''' ~ WILHELMENA VAN ARsDALE, Aduini'tnHiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
Ocean 6ieamers, &f.
AND MINERS LINE TO
MI CALIFORNIA
via NICARAGUA!
OPPOSITION To MONOPOLY
THE ONLY LINE CARRYING

THE ONLY LINE CAhh1lNo
THE UNITED STATES MAIL .-
k,,pECT TO SAN JUAN De- NORTE, via KY WISE
7 THE UNITED STATES AND CENTRAL AMERlCAs
rpANSIT COMPANY will dispatch their spenoIn u D Mah
s,s.u,hip KEYSTONE STATE 1000 tuns, Capt Henry
C,nre fIom New York for San Jaun del Norte a. o. M
WEDNESDAY, October 5. 20 connect o. Tn. i.nmns OF
Eransua at san Juan del Sur with the l. NAL steamship
TPMANN TINS the and s,suDohe steamship on
,ss Pacific thence direct % San Francisco
Tie hmus teen put in perfect order and the accoHrno
p. fr the trans, Il psssr gers snd merchandise insure
COMFORT SAFETY, and DISPATCH several new river ana
liz built expressly for this route having beeu added 70
Rates for Passage BaoD and Freight lower than BY any other
Line ...en.oor.h.rr Lc
rRLhSIT COMPANY, No Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
Cfaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County of York notice 10 hereby given - al peons
bsvrr aims against REBECCA RAY late Of the City Of New
York deceed present the with vouchers ,h.,oi %
u. the Office OF Robert Gen, No ~ Nas.aa
,.tse. In tic CITY EswYrk before the tui DAY II No
yenber ls5e-Ds,.d New Yort the 18th day Of April 1870
JAMES DICKSON, (rxoar,o,.
rb.e t.xsuTu. HRNRY HARRISON SLA'''
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OOK at THESE PRICES of the NEW LINZ
Il A CALIFORNIA.

s,eersxe $50; Second Cabin. S75; Firs: Cabin, alG
including Railroad Ticket.
The hyorite steamship NORTH STAR Capt. A. @. Jones'
vI leave from Pier No. s. North River, TUESDAY, Sept
y At o'clock p M connecting via Panama Railroad with the
t..m,hip UNCLE SAM on the Pacific Ocean.
E1s Of this line always at Panama insurins prompt
eoupectiop at the sthmus .-. s- -
Ire NORTHERN LIGHT will succeed the kOhIh sIAh
ard leave NewYoIk OF B. =. .
For freight or p.ssase spply d. B. ALLEN, Agent No
Bowling Green, New York City .
bah persons forbid trusting on account 1
he above ships or Ownors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

TIE BALTIC, 1900 TONS burden, A. O. Gray, Commander
viii leave 5th Of October a. p 10 ~ connect at Panan
with the well, s1d superior Steamship JON L. 81 4.
PpENs y. r. Baby, Commander
m, ATLANTIC VIII follow on the 2O;h of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.

The splendid Steamships BALTIC, ADRfATlC and ALLAN
TIC having entirely r.tted aud adapted 10 the California
- viii hereafter run ab We leaving his port on the
5TH and 2Dr 4 Of EACH MONTH,
hem the foot Of Cansl-st, N X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

Il steamship PARKERsBURG W. Powell Commander,
viii River for SA,annsh,ou II rs
DAY. Sept IL Freight, 10 cents per foot on mes'
urmer goods. other srices proportion Insurance
hA Per No commission charged for forwarding rood.
oorsspe % Georgia Central Railroad Company No bhs OF
.er signed after departure Of For Freight Passs
apply 20 ii. b. CROMWELL Co No Sc Wes.st corner Of
kbsny-st The LOCUST POINT viii succeed and leave On
WEDNESDAY q same hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06
lyon AIFXANDRIA WASHINGTON. aud

EOh ALEXANDRIA,, " ASHINUIUN, hud
Il GfORGErOWN-The New.York and Virginia ss'r~
Steamship Compsnys and frstclsss steamship MOUNt
VkkhON, r. {. Smith. commander, will leave Pier NJ u,
North River fr tie above ports SATURDAY, sept - as
Cabin passage with unsurpassed accommodations, 81 81
FREIGHT cents per foot eIt goods other articles %
portion AID received Fridays ana Saturdays No com
mission charged for ora sds No bills Of hfng usned ser
departure Of steamer For freight ~ passage apply 70
II. b. CROMWELL & Co. No. IS W ~. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

COR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-The Amer
Il lean Atlantic sereSiseamhip Compary's new snd h.
tsss esDshp, MON rGOMERY. Capt CROChER VII leave
Pier u N R. on THURSDAY, Sept. g at pm. CABIN Pas
Ssvsnnsh, with unsurpassed sccomrodaiions 80
Through tckets New ORLEANS 81 IS, to Mobile 80 Mont
,mery 40 Albany Ga "a, Atlanta. S23, Columbus 80
Macon S2l Augusta 30. A,, to principal places In FLORIDA ~
lowest Insurance one s per cent Measurement Eoo'f
,,r-d forw srirs Agent Georgia Central
lAfoed No Bills Of Lacp. ssped aeT departure " sie
ar Yor FREIGHT or PAsssge apply TO
II. h. CROMWELL CO, Nc. s. West-st cor. Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

An eIpeieno Surgeon 10 attached 20 each Ship. ,
Ihough Freight Passengers will be immediate iorwsIded
vtlp arrival Of the Steamer at AspinwaL
Zach Steamships capacity Tor b 70 oVD tuns
Freight which will be taken at moderate rates
II believed that the accommodations shoTced by the above
,tps are uDsmpsssed by any In the world .,
An ship always in reserve Panama, so tna mere
viii be 10 detention in forwarding Passengers, Baggage and
Freight go -
pspy No SO Wsllst front roon secoed sory
T. r. STEPHENS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

FTNHE GLASGOW and NEW-YOKK STEAM-
SHIP COMPANY intend sailing their new and powerful
Steamers from NETWORK direct TO q .AsuO" az 30
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, October IL, at Il
esoSk
EDINBURGH, Cumming, - -.
RAYS from New York Philadelphia or Boston 70
Glasgow Liverpool Belfast, Dubn Londonderry: First ca
uoid with abundance Of cooked provlson
Wv ROBERT CRAIG, No IS Broadway.
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|@n'Yhi"g" " lJ'om~s- NI14a.-AIy a.
tcntlon WAS attracted by the appearance Of
a lnan who waited on the table durinn
dinner; his dress was moro that of com.
try gentleman .lian n servant, and his
countenancc peculiarly sad and s:.bdued.
| found my eyes continually wandering TO-
wards this individual, whose manner dis
Iuic:ed me, for he moved about wearily,
and as it his task were weary one. NJ
ter dinner, the superintendent asked me if
had Observed the waiter. "Yes, What
is he? Who is he !"-" The richest man
in eastern Paraguay. lie has 4 very LARGE,
well stocked cstancia." "And vet lc is
here as servant ?"-" Yes lie was guilty
of the ungallant set OF whipping a woman,
and the President has degraded him TO
be n servant ut the iron works. lie will
mt least !iLcratc himself only by paying a
sum, or its equivalent in cattle" So much
for the rights Of woman, and the summary
administration Of the law in paraguay.-
Traccis IN Paraguay.
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|"'h'as E"countcr miM JTycr.-h
private !r;,"r from Calcutta relates the fol
loving extraordinary and exciting na.ra-
tivr
"on tho "lSt May last, rs Ronald Ne
'"'yre' fSio and Lieut.. .'hililson wcrn
proceeding On horseback among tho t;au,rc,
some little distance from IIaicapoor, it be-
'"2 'he: THO h:':- o. s::nsct, they met witt,
an adventure ola Tcrv serious nature
l"cnt. fhiIip,on !:::! d.a.H.oun,cd to talk, ;,
pebble from his hor. IS fpcl, and h,v;r,.
!;'S'"n.d the hrdlc to "a low branch Of ;,
tree, h:'d movr'.; :. r..c:t distance bncl5 to-
w"id' Mr.. Mt!nty"c i;r the purpose Of oh.
'alnin:, from that ..:":cnan Il small iustrr.
'ne"t usually Carried h. travellers i,r such
purposes, when suddenly most appaiIiu..
F"7" e.cc':i''':l .l2:: h";l,, and On ,ovkiu.,
up '"cy "'se'vr@ Il hinge tiger making to-
warts Tic r:iri!es, st"el. In the vain
hope tat lie "pn!l rc.,,ir III, horse Lion;
'h'Iii'H"n mace ~: @.!cr,ctlc ATTEMPT to d,
N"' Tut the terrified animal breaking loose.
"'""@d his l,,""";' fortunately, however.
The attention "I q, tiger seemed I;r.,,.I
towards the animal :a'hcr than its rider
AMI ii'>tc''in,; q !. the brute s,cc:lily
":or.ght the puor creatures s,ru"yl., to ~,
end. All would E>w have been we'll I,L
/ ',''. '"';'ir'on quietly rcjriucL his com
l''"i"!'' bat unfortunately Mr.. McIntvrc.
'":ry'";: !:' co'HradY i'll danger, fired at
tie :. !, "'',l the brute being wounded be-
c'me 'i:cns!!E cnragcd, and Quilted his
pres to i'"r"nc It's new enemy. While So
cong, Mr.. Mcintyre a:,nin iirc,! and this
time with more success. Still, however.
tn" p'>''i"H Of The parties was such tl,a,
i'""i. I'h!iipSon cou!L not approach, his
mead without the greatest ,lan.,c. of Icing
attacked. S"mnoniny up, however, all
his resolution, lie Deliberately advanced til!
within short distance Of the tiger, and
discharged his revolver full down his throat.
ihl' had the elect Of disabling it, and
i'e"i. 'hl'ipson ioinc,i his friend and tho
two role away on tie same horse, thinking
discretion the hc,t:- ".rt of vaor. Tho
tiger was next day fe: ). al bv somc na-
tIves, at distance Of { =: ito from the SPOT
whore it Guitte;. the dead horse. !: proved
to be Il she animal (or the tic-css) of tho
largest kind.
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"What on airth ails these zero Shirt
buttons, | wonder? Just the minnit puts
the needle through 'cm to sew 'cm on, they
splits and Ilics alI to bits" "Why, grand.
mother, them isn't buttons, thcy's my pep.
pc'mnt#, and now you've Lccn 4 apilint
Them
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Tic EHrtlocA ond the Iiolrt.-It came
UP i'll the garden, that burdock, just behind
the violctS and close to the rose bushes. 1t
wac in the corner close up to the fence,
and VIC said We would let it stay, and it
should have all the kind car and the gen
tie attention that the roses and the violcts
had. Hoads;de brudocks, We knew were
coarse, vile things, with their dusty leaves,
and their sharp burs ever adhearing to the
passers L., AZ; "c would Ike to sec what
= garden b"rdcck would be like; whether
it wo:ld Gc bright, and fresh, and delicate
for growing i'll such sweet company, SO VIC
were mcrcif" a:l let j. stay.
And It grew among the roses and tho
::olcts, ard gentle hands watcrcd it often,
and the Garth wa3 soltcncd about the roots
just rs for lis earicr ncighbors but it wait
cd not for them in its progress upwards.-
1t shot up, rank and tall, and its wide leaves
spread all abroad, and threatened to cover
up and obscure its less assuming ncighbors
As.I at last the blossoms came. They were
large "nd strong, and armed with keen
thorns, and the flowers changed into burs,
an! they reached cut their thorny fingers
and graspcd the passcr-by, and tho white
dust lay thick on the rough, woolly leaves,
and the seeds few out on tho wind, to seek
lcdging-placcs, where in another year, :,
new crop should find foothold and susie
IaEcc.
r little violet cFert up through the fence
end looked up brightly beside TIC hard and
dusty street, and VIC said wo will let it grow
there, and SO it grew. Water, it hadncnc,
except the celestial fountains care, it had
none, except fror, sunshine and sweet dcws
and tho kindly glances Of the passcrs-by ;
vet there it lived and bloomed swcctly,
wasting its sweetness on the desert air.
lis grcsn leaves were rs green rs its
cherished kindred Of the nowcr-Led, and
its blue eyes reflected rs hopefully us the
blue Of the summer sky.
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lWH"g up lie EaLica.-I'llc Weayc.ri,lo
(Cal) J'"rnal gives the following account
Of an affair which, however it NAV move
the Ia, he: Ct ou. readers, VIC fancy to
have made some Of the parties concerned
laugh on the wrong side Ct :hcir mouths
Some time ago there was a dancing par,
" given sup noril;' most of Tic ladies
present had little babies, whose noisy per
versity required too much attention to per-
mt the mothers TO enjoy the dance. A
number OF gaiiant young men volunteered
to watch the young ones while The parents
indulgcd in a breakdown. No sooner had
Tie women left the babies in charge Of tho
mischicvious devils than they stripped the
infants, changed their clothes, giving to one
the apparel Of another: The dance over
1t was time 10 80 home, and the ,;:otle:s
huTricd!y took such a BABY, IN Tie dress Of
her own, and started, some to their homes.
Ten or fifteen miles of, and were far on thci-
way before daylight. But the day follow.
ing there WAS prcdisious row in that set.
tlcmcnt; mothers discovered that single
day had changed the sc% Of their babies :;
observation disclosed startling physiological
phenomenon, and then commenced some
Of the tallcst pcdcstrianism living miles
apart, it required two days to unmix the
babies, and as many months TO restore tho
women to their naturally sweet disposi-
tons.
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but Il class, who coulI dis, in.u;,h J., a..
flavor upon which leo q nat,;.Io, r,n.,s !;
true, this is perlars only an c.arrer,,;o,
Of the preference which cycrvbodv G.,ls f,
the woodcock's thiuh-a,,lc, ,yL;,.h &c II,
the expression of IL plry<iolonic,; c,c, Ex
crcisc tends TO increase siucw and ,,rs,.,o
the partridge walks a Good deal. ,hc wool
cock is usually on the vino. hone, fl,
to"ghness Of the LEG of Tic ono contraa.c,l
with Ii, mellow succulcncc Of tho other
I'rt ;!'ere is no occasion 10 clucato ia,
palate "r TO Tia: mark, though W. hold il
to have been no moral defect in the 10
man oyster eater 10 ha;" distinguished tl'
i'ich'or"''%E oyster; or III the rlva! win,
';'>ters III /I"" 't"~'oi, TO have distinguished
lie tw;'n@ OF Il coats .eath"r, or the sus-
PeI''' "' "!d IRON - " '''>i OF wInc; or III
i ''""''"hcr 70 identity Ill ahovc-bridge or
c'ow~brd=c founder. oh but >ay, the
hpra'st, how inmI'iating for an irn'nora!
"'"' TO waste lis powers o" tvs ''no dis
c'''''''li't'on ana TINS education OF III" Gus
'''o'y o's'''a--;'a Objection whit.:, <" %oc,.
'"r "hv''''''::. rs lar as the principle :;;"cs,
-, = l'"'E '.S'.''>' ''''>9 VINO can "'a''n-
'''''' ''''''''ciS' No '""h;'
~, 49,: ' ""'I'' nave '''rc"Hd
'0''' '''''S " c'''Af'S Is '''o sup"
I
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When Eoltairc was told that a friend
Of his was studying to become physi.
clan, he exclaimed -" Why will ho be SO
mad 2 lie will have to thrust drugs of
whicI, lie knows little, into body Of Which
he knows less
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18

A young lady in the interior thinks of
going to California TO get married, as she
has Lccn told that in that country tho men
folks crock the cradle"
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MY INTlHA1Y: EJiiFNDs


Is wisdom in that exclamation. l;u
What are "our lrend2' at largo c"n
parcel with one particular Individual, wc
under the name Of friendship, has taken
o"t letters patent for doirc. us all tI!c h;:y,..
in his iowcr.
My intimate hical belongs to ,ho aai.c
cab rs myself and manages 10 get him.
self invited to share nv dinner three
times :: week, TO say The least, o.: which
occasions he shows his friendship hy
telling; mo champagne is Indispensable g
his ind; ;-;es,on.
My intimate friend gives nc :. Dad
! dinnr: whcic"c; 'it cntertaims Inc at his
lodgings, hcca"<c, rs Ie says, there needs
to DC no ccre'momy between friends.
My intimate llicnd ho."ov,a money Of
me alone, Lecausc, rs he says. lc would
not hurt my feelings by aii,lyiny to any
one else, and iorgets the golden maN-
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my second in :, !ucl, and j, 50 tc,acio,., Of
my honor, that ic WI. ,:ycr hear Of y
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18


Tile MVorUy or tie Wrong Side
Several years ago Il celebrated Methodist
Minister and rcyivalist, well known for his
c'oGucncc and Zeal i'll convcItiu. souls, was
preaching in Louisville. The feelings lad
got pretty we'll up, and one night, after IL
powerful sermon, he came down from tic
pulpit for the purpose of receiving
monrncrs, whilst the good old hymn
Of
"S~cc; Ca1aan, I'm bounl for The Lard Of
Canaan"
was struck and chimcd in by the hundreds
Of voices. The hymn was concluded,
but he cyl!ortcd in yain-his words Of an.
peal fell upon the cars of his congregation
without exciting any emotion. At length
lie concluded to make bold strike and
follow it up with test, and resumed tho
pulpit ; after q few words Of celebration,
he socnnly announced that he woall
put question upon which lie expected
all to vote in view Of the estimation they
placed on tleir souls. With his finger
raised significantly, and in most solemn
manner he announced,
"All those in favor of Christ will please
rise to their feet.
Only eight or ten responded to the
announcement, and while the minister was
watching intently to see them signify tlcil