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FLDW f1'' 7.rn.I',r Sur.
COULD NAPOLEON HAVE KEPT HIS PROMISE

Th" .iu,irIai.S nu doubt were. ,!. ,..a;,L i'm thu>
i'!"h"d battles which max" mp i. ,aIn,,,"u.
bat II i ha:'! ir say winch h"!ii"";rmi suffered
most. lm niting I" penetrate Ii.in N"ucli:,
iii'' fr'ch l.ml"'r'r ight have t.i that Ia" Was
hiayim- fate. Before H.. r;.,! Of Au,>, tI, Ian
rc!S won ut Magenta AMI si"li,rinn lnirht Loyc
been burnt ui'. ii: wa approaching Germ an
territory, and the attitude "l Prussia was r,,c,ac
ing lh. events in the l'a.al .lnninu,.s. TOO,
were r"r,"Aiat la the c"n'luc, "r iI,.. war i,
:c!I ti: Nnrnr"nic Star ihl,a'rmrl will,
"v"rci"u,!;m.: anl even surprising il t., com.
brilliantly through The i-li', and Italy to be- de-
iimhcly iirrl from Austrian ru.. and Auslii;..,
Influence, Louis Nar"!r"n l:avn. got -, far lur
ward III the work mhv have begun 10 p.rcc,vr
"rc clca:y the difficulties nf rrcnis :rur.iu.s :,
free and independent Italy. Whether l,r ,rlb
cra"iy deceived those ;,idr"L friends of Italian
freedom from The first, himself deceived,
is question interesting only q, il relates I, I'm.
character "i The man.
All We carci t" kmow al Ihc Tim: was, that
l."n's Napoleon could not lbrr,i I,alv and ,I,,,
Italy could not hc !i!icra,, ia the way promo,
cL When the enterprise w;,i un,l,r:akrn and
the rai"ns "r the Italian patriots .xc;,c.l Ia
the hghsi pitch, ,.i,l not lii L., pnin, ON,
again nl again the h"rc.-s,m'sS "f :; scheme. h
which i. was supposed of III" :.r";,: Catholic.
l'"wrr5 was ah"mt i" 'l,I.,"nr the Pope Whit.
Til" Pop" III Rome Remains the I.rtu, cl.rr and
vrncrat"d "al al the Catholic I,ppu!at ions Of
France, Au,,ri, Italy. and Spain, he i'll re-.
main Il temporal France. lie will assert his
right t" tn" patr;'nuny Of the Church, and his
sal i"c,s will sustain hlin in ;..-"rin. it, 80 IA,
from heinz IN tn" hands "! the French l.n,,rrnr.
it i, They who are in his hands Rome sill rr,.s
Ike LAT III Races aud for Louis \nI,nl,nu ,n ry.
hibii any design hostile {" the Holy See would
be Giv;m:, III" signal for hi. owl. uycril,rnw.
The case. therefore. Stands thus III ilmra ic
Italy, tii" Roman States must he liberated from,
"rcl,aiasicil rmic and their Government S.cuIor
izr! that means the extinction Of the temporal
sovereignty "f III. Pope. Int who is io rx,iu.
.u'el, il: Not the :ml".t"r OF France, not the
luhp"r"r Of Austria, the c"nsccmrcs of ,l,, sub.
i"c's OF b"i!, WHOM the Pope rules over Not
h;s own trml".,! subjects, f,r, Us we have s"rr,
any TIM" these ten Years. his more numerous and
i,l"'r powerful spiritual subjects will not let them
lh"rc Is II" power on earth .ii0n,, coiiuII 10 nc
r"mpiish this essential preliminary 10 Italian,
| lir"don Tor the Protestant nations, Of EuroI,r
ar" moi c"int. &" undertake II crusade :rui,st
Catholic Europ" on behalf Of the Italian p;triois
IT Is not Ia b" done 10y violence "r menace, or
10y any material in>tiuIncnialiy, tur the Pa,,
power is Il moral fore" entirely, and can only sue.
cub to superior moral force.
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THE REVIEWS.

We have hccn unable To- :,irrlI! i!,, l:r.i,nrn-
tai Reviews which have taken IL ace in our liz
'ii"f, 'i"rin" Ills AMI last week. III M"EI;"w :
nml I."N,N>. W" understand il:nr The attend
a"r" at 'h"s" places wa l"ri'ni,> larger than
usual. Gov. and Sia'I were il, al,rnanc",
and rcNivMcL
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Return Day.

A IL those who owe the late firm of WEIR
~ MILLER. and who are worth the cost,
fore chat time II has now been three wears since
we dissolved copartnerslip, und we are deter.
mined 70 lave our money-if we can get It,
Yours respectfully,
~. WIER d MILLER.
prsss nsg sonn ~, sooyss 40 St
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Prepared from. " prescription Of Sir j. Clarrs-,
". d., Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaiIing in tho cure
of all those painfsd and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject 1t
m"dcrates all excess and removes all obstruc-
tons. and Il speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in q short tin.e
bring o" the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears sh q Gov
ern'ncnt Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
counlcrfeits
Caution.
These Pills Momid mot dc taken by females du-
ri"q Tic FIRST THREE MONTHS of Ireg-
nancy, as Msy are surc to 6riny on Jfisearriag 90
bnt at any othcr time they arc safe
In all cuses Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pam in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue OIL slight
cxcrion, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites. these Pills will effect q cure when all
other means have failed and although, a power
iul remedy, do not contain iron, calomcl, anti
mony, or any thing lurtful to the constitution.
Full directions i'll the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, G.ate l. c. Baldwin s. Coz
Rochester. n. Y.
n. B.-$l.O0 and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure bottle,
containing 80 pills, by return mail.
SOLD
DoSALD McLAuGnLIH, AbbeviIle; FISHER i
IIEINrTsr, Columbia lIAvILAXD, STEVENSON d
Co, Charleston, Wholesale Agents. And sold
by all respectable Druggists.
April IS, 1859 Iy
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NEW YORK, august s.
cr''"n.--Salcs "f c"it"n to-ay 300 balcS.-
The flour market has declined lnc.. with sales
"i G.:I'n barrels: S"u,I.crn, S5.l5 TO SJ.jO.
Wheat al." declining. with sales of L., 900 bush
els: red. l.2n I" :!.2:' white 81 81 to 81 10.
Mixed corn. 1" 7:hr. M"laSScs duh, at 80 tu
lie. Turl.rn,inc heavy, at IL to ll.c. H"Si,.
heavy. Il, sl.Io Rice heavy. Frcighls, 3lG
to -.
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WILLIAMSON SPRINGS.


How oft has the hope: been expressed that
S"uthcrncrs womll c,a,c To bcslow their surpl,,,
mrnns upon Nortl,rrn watering places, and that
at some day our people would learn the ii,lI,or-
tancc Of buildin. NJ aud sustaining, within our
own sunny Sumh, places Of rcsurl where the
invalid and those who choose to spend Il few
months in pleasant recreation might, If VIC may
so express 1t, find all agreeable and cumgcnal
home. How oft has the allegation t.nt our ,co.
pie were disposed lu patrnnz. foreign in prefer
cncc 10 home enterprises of this character been
snccringIy answered ly tho iisnralion ,l,at we
had no men of sufficient public spirit 10 make
such AN investment would he necessary to fur.
n>l' fuclI convenient and comfortable Hotel ac-
communications as could bc had in n more North
crn latitude. But to the praise Of the rroIric-
Tors OF the Wil'iaInst"n Hotel, he j, saC, that
their capital and energy have been employed
with"ut stint TO supply this great dcsiicyotun,
of the South. They have built and furnished IA
house inferior to but few in size and
and so far as we are able TO judge, by an ac-
quainiancc with many Of the principal Hotels in
the United States, second TO none in its accon-
mediation.
The gay season at Williamson has fairly SET
H. They have something over one hundred per.
manent visitors al The new Hotel Our readers
will pardon our frequent nnsioms 10 this holisc,
rtIough in all we have said in reference 10 il VIC
have not meant to cxagcra,c or passany uhmean.
ing and or unmerilcd compliment.
We are firmly persuaded in our own mind
that those who have time aud money 10 sDepd
will find no place, other than WiIiulnxt6 t6Ifs sAt
which they can expcnI either more pleasaft
and agreeable.
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ADVERTlSEM

W" call attention tn the advertisement, of
y. u. GLASS. E""k>rrr and Sratirn"r Crlum.
Ina; Il. L.. j. EInns"xG, tu,sE, MrEI>>Ly \
60, Boston WiEE y MULLER. G.. q. L,-
M"rIE, JAMES G"Er,x. II. W. I.,wSn>, Ne
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u See advertisement Of DR.. SANfonp's LireJ
h,ry~rator in another column
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Cn>EII>roN, August S, 1859.
f'H'"Thr cotton market WAS firm to-day
with sales Of 900 bales. Gupd mi,ldliur tp mil
ding fair IL; to l2!c.
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ARBEVlLlE BANN ER.
". a. DAVIS. Gdt,nr
Thursday Morning. Angus, II, 1854
REl.fIilnlls NnrIcE

1''" Episcopal t"n.r".a,"n nf tins place will
w",>l"r ~ the C"nr, ll"uSr until 'nrlhrr notice
Services "n SUNDAY n"Nl n, 10y A. NJ, nnl :
i VI. The ruhhr NJ" invited I" attend
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TroasurcranI l!br,i:am y. j.. Il. s.
&c; Pres and T"!rscor" pleas. copy.
ARRIVAL CT THE LMpEkOR At ST. CLOUD

Tin Paris correspondent of III. Tim, ,l,,,
'i'"cr'hcs III" arrival aa'i reception Of the !nw-
ror
- III" l.nIri"r arrived lhis morning -, 81
th'u"!. lie r"achr.! ii,c I,"m> i"rinr;in. al H.
"c"rh, and proceeded hy IL, railroad! Inni r;.ri.
'!"'n,:' Il" Fer ,': t"ntur, I" his ,!.,ti,,:,,:"
lh" l'nrri;il carriage Stopped al 81. Cloud Il;
lti ""'rk, an.l IN !iNc minutes WAS Il: ll..
prlran, t;a;". which communicates W .!r The I,s
ace. lIis Y :IrS; corning hal been. :.,,,,.,,rc-d
at {! O'Clock, ai lii" Empress, with III. Prince
lnii'crial AMI ih,: ;,ttcn:r.,S male and icuia,,
oi tn" i'nlurc. assembled III the entrance. The
'h'l WAS 'r"ss",! i'll the u,ul,r,l of tin" Imperial
''uaid, and hc!'i Il crown of laurel III his hand
ready to present To his nlhcr. Mum, r.,,;S ;:.,i.,
ul persons waited near the sam. SPOT " hen
thc lnIl"ria! cai riagc appeared. il hai!,.
with cries Of "Nivc lEnj,crrur. while. r".c
from both sides of The raiiroad Til" Eu.,.:..,-
h"!iiI" her son hN the han,l, cam" forward In
meet HE Emperor, via" rnhrsrc, hr: affection
arly, and i';css"i tn. liucr Repeatedly to hi,
hos"n lhc persons whu ac""Ii panied the En-
l"r"r were warmly sainct! bv th.. attendants
VIII" congratulated them all on tl.. ir sale H..
t'ifE no "nc. ;,S v"u are aware, belonging to tl..
military household Of the E:u;,crnr fell in ,.,,
campaign, with the exception Of Gen. totir, aud
he died "f ai'"i'!cxy Ihn Emperor then gave
his arm To the Empress. and taking The Prince
by Ia" hand, cnlcrc'! an open carriage and after
saiutiny the spectators, lf"vc 10 the palac. -
The Emperor attended HAS, al ~ O'clock in the
chapel attached 10 the nsdcncr, and received
The Ministers NJ o'cIurk.
Prince Nol"lcon is expected i"-norrow or the
day after. Ills entry will pr"bahly be us quiet
aS HAT "i The Emperor, rs nothing is said about
triuInphal arches such displays. | siplpac
all HAT is reserved the 18th Of August, When
the festival of the Assumption, Tie lclc Of The
r:inir"r, and lli Liberation u! Italy iI"mil,r Abs
TO the A'!ri'ir,' vii! be celebrated at one ;,:ld
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Commercial.

ArrIyILIE, August 10 1850
|"VDm.--Nonc offering. Would bring from ~
to ] cts.
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First Neao Cotton from Tie Riner--The New
Orleans Crescent says, the steamer Grand Duke,
from VicksGurg, arrived Oh Sunday night, 3ist
July, with one bale cotton Of the new crop.
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D.";s;"" of Mc Secretary "f Mc Mtry;n-
granted Ia various STATE, the swamp and over
flowed lands within their Limits. The law i'm.
pr..' the duty of srting apart these: land, n;.n
the Secretary of TIA: Interior, and, guide! bv
the counsel Of the governors of the :;Iai.S t.,
whom the lnndS granted. the Sccrcrary
ad"prl the field notes Of the United States a,
tn" basis "i settling ai'aI tn. granted. To this
decision III" practice a. The Department ll;,. con.
formed. G"v. Randall, Of Wisconsin, has how.
ever, recently cl"imc! that the United States
surveys III that Stat. Ir"vi"ri, 10 I.jp had nu,
been very accurate in showing The land u.!i.
i"r cultivation without artificial drainage or en-
bankn"ut and that, consequently. Wisconsin is
entitled 10 It further amount of lands; aud he
suggests Il cNniiinann The Secretary Of
The Interior has decided adverse to the Proposed
chnngr. as tclrling 10 uIsctiln the whole l,I
records OF the government. He Remarks ti,,l
WISCONSIN concnrrc'l i'll The policy a,ipIc ant.
has received ,,iU'',Uu acres Of swamp lands un
der II That the field Notes nf the SURVEYS rrc.
v;o't, {. so Wee the best knowledge Congress
pos, c>srd of the public swamp lands, and may hr
ir.ar'ic, is indicating" thcsprciuI lands intended
(" he granted. The plan adopted has worked So
well and with such concurrent satisfaction 10 The
States. thus indicating lis wisdom and fairness
ah'! exhibiting - hist"ry socrcditabc {" lis merit
that the department could not hope to make q,
change Tor TIC better bys'Ibstulimy any other.
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"antcd--

hNlFTf young RED FONES, for which a
IL liberal price will he paid
Address.
G. J.. +. BIRDSONG,
Thomaston, Ga.
OR apply TO JOHN H. FAir, Edgefeld, s. C.
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TUNNEL. liil.l. NANpirur

''u ''p.l. viii ',lr'. .|.r ~ '.H.r. t'.. ! r
m>, ~" NJ M,'r.r - m '' l.'t - ~ .,v'
llhl Nj T. 4 E,Nrr,'. >n. 'u,.wt,.. .'
,l," Ei,.u> ~. y Columbia l;ut"ai ,",,tr> ji,.
l'uhlr thn' ,,a~-'n..r, vii i, ,"n,'y,d I" aud
irnu, la, "ur in,". w.h l., ,l.s allowed IT,, ,',,.
r",urn. III" following TIA" Ii".,,amu, Il IT,,
,lay. an""un'.'l hv Ill" ChaiIm,u 81 ,h" Com
m,tirr "f Arrangements:
TIL" i"ll"winr prog, ,,uru. lat. hr,n arranged
f"r The runurl Ilill E.ihru" n:,d Mas Met
my:
"EprE - rH riN.
An opportunity will hc afforded lur the in>;r.r
iion "i Tia" Tunnel until II \. NJ.
~ ~ " NJ It pi"r..-, ,,n Will l." iuirI..,l ,i
No. : Shalt, and proceed thence 10 the l;.,l"-
en-" ground.
Ih" a'l'ir, S>'s will llr.n he ,lcv"r"d AN, upon
their r"aciuai"n, the company wi il! be- invited to
the B"ihr"rr.
l.. $iI\i;IE.
Chairman t"umti"c hrrHns"u"I
IL Will h.. sen. say- the W:ihail, E.an,, that
The various Committees lot tbs great ,;,~s ni"c;
III" al" hurry nG ih-ii >'lv"s ;"r"par' i"i ri~,l
'tahlr reception. u! ii. many yi,i!":s expected 10
lc present. Contributions ar" l.,.;n, :Jk"m, ami
all han'i> arl.'r interested in the rrIi;in" hes.
tivily Of the Blue Eil.," 'rh" n,racr,.S at
the l"nn"i Will have everything arranged ;,S
i"'nab" every "m.', wh" Desires I" sec ri.. .rcni
underground Labor. m'u ih.. Eastern ni,l
Western entrance. the TnuncI !, /" be- li.hiv.l
NJ, even t" III" heading, wh"r, :. blast Viii I..
fired! AMI Tia" pr',vs. ii ..Nrn, ii"u riliy ,X.
l'.aIm"d The descent i"iIic Shalt will c - .r
arranged ~ /" ''cii" SAFE aud cny"n.":li l.:,,
sn." /" a!l-ti,e la',', need Iu, fear The ii,!,.
down.
This "r"at w"!L may h" interesting, h,u ;lr
hri"hi".; i"a''r" viii II" doubt l." tn" sp.cc!,.+
from the invited statesmen ;,, orators w., an.
Ii"'lai" n rrh least III every >.i,S". E-,m"mIl-r
that til'iay the l:ii, l., the day of the I;.rlcr"
all come.
q" learn that III" ""uiiI iiic.. Of Thirty TX
held IL iI""iinG al lI"k,ri- G. H. nu s;i..-,:,y
an'i ""r' l'r'r,'"d T." report u full sub>c,i,' 90"
towards The liza; beetle. Assurances iiliIul
supply "f every thing good are madc, ;, n."n.y
contributed in rcn! r.,rn,M
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New Orleans, august 4,--The barque Sara
gossa. Capt Foote. fcsding at this port for Phil.
adelphia, has been bsifnng all night She is on
tirsin her hold, but will probably be saved
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Drs. GREGG & ROBERTS,
Dental Surgeons,
oo1unabisa, -. q.
DR. ROBERTS will return to AbbeyilIe about
~ the 18th August. Those with. whom he
has made engagements. and others who may
need his services, will please call early after his
return.
August a, 1859. Is If
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-NitonS Famous Anfogrnph Cominy In hmc,ica
The London Critic states that " the Milton au
togrnph, being the Receipt to his publisher for n,i
instalIncnt Of the purchase money for Paradise
Lost (sold at the Dawson Turner snle,) was
bought for transmission 10 Philadelphia for eij"
The Critic asks, very naturally, What We're the
British Museum authorities about, 10 let such an
opportunity sIip!" Jonathan is often TOO wide
awake for John, even on those points which John
is most boastfu.
Turned TO Sionc.-Tle Oxford (Miss.) Mcr.
curry, Of the 5il ult., says:
The body Of a young man named Scarcy, who
was buried four years ago, on Hurricane Crock,
T'ishomigo county, Mississippi, was examined
the other day and found to bspari tally pctriiied
The hands, aims, legs and tighs had turned to
solid stone. i"
Old Point, Va, Aug. 4.---aEiuc guns Of tl,e
rifed ordnance, OH trial at Fortress Monroc.
have been put TO very serious test, and found
much superior To the smoolfbore. The paten-
tees, Messrs. Sigourncy and Sawyer, wcro pres.
cnt.
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Dr"h IF u T'ieriam Of Tie Last Wnr.-Th"
London papers record the death Of Lieutenant
General Proctor, who played such an important
and Great Britain, having commanded the SD
regiment at the battle Of Fu.t Erie. and suLso.
GucnIly shared III the campaign along the Ma
CARA frontier. lie was colonel Of The g1lll Rc.;.
nIcnt. JIc died n few days since at his seat IN
Wales, s,Ilhedly, from disra-c of the heart
He had been sixty Years in the army In 1911
H.. commanded the Sid regiment before Fort Eric,
from September I'd throughout the successive
operations "i the campaign on the Niagara from
tier. He received the hcvet promotion OF Iiru-
tenant colonel for his conduct in rcIrI,ng the at.
tack on the batteries and position before Fort
Erie on the l7th of September, 1914.
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Ihc iSonscf Eossmh -ln the list of students
at the University COLLEGE, London, who on Sa
turday last received prizes at the hand Of no less
distinguished Il parsonage tlnn the Premier Of
Great Britain, Lord IaImcrston, we find the
names Of the two SONS Of exG ovrrnor Of Hun
gary. Willie hc is, or is abuut to Lc, in the
field seeking the independence of his country,
his sons have been winning laurcs in the more
peecenbIe department u architecture, natural
philosophy and astronomy, and civil engineer
ing. II says not Il little Tor these young stan.
gers that in competition with upward oftwo
hundred Students they should have succeeded
in gaining 50 honorable position. and quite US
much credit is due TO their sire, thai in all his nd.
versi,ics l,e adhered reigiously TO the duty of
a paront, and has placed his sous at least on tho
right road to honorable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yo,o ConnonmcaAh.%
Ncw Orleans, august 5-Thc yellow fever is
pEeyailing as an epidemic at Tampico, and along
t'Ie ,toast OF Northern Mexico generally.
The returns from Texas show that Houston IL
ahead.
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Arhi"r"mrnis cf Yang .n'n in different
Fonmiri,s. Edmund About, in his book, Tie
H"hnan question, makes the following cornpnri
son Of young men Of twenty five, in different
countries. After describing the education Of
yonng Roman mobiles, he says:
One fine lny they attain their twenty. fifth
year At this age. an American has aircadv
tried his hand al dozen different tinGcs made
four fortunes, and at least Que bankruptcy, has
gone thr"'igla d couple Of campaigns, had n law.
SUIT, established n new rclisn,ls sect Killed
hnf IL dozen men with his revolver, freed n ne
greas, and conIurcd an island An English.
man has passed some stiT examinations, hcen at
tachcd 10 an ambassy, fnunh"d n factory, COM
forted Catholic, gone round tho ward, and
read the complete works Of Walter Scott A
Frenchman has rhymed tragedy written for
two newspapers, been wounded in three tlucIs.
twice attempted SUICIDE, vcxed fourteen hus.
bands, and changed his politics nineteen times
German has slasied fifteen Of his dearest
friends. swallowed sixty hogsl,catls Of beer and
the philosophy of IIagal, sung eleven tlousan d
coupIeis, compromised tavern waiting maid,
smoked a million of pipes, and been mixed up
with, at least, two revolutions.
The Roman prince has done nothing, seen
nothing. learnt uoihing, loved nothing, suffered
nothing. HIS parents or guardians open ciois-
ter gate, take out young girl MS inexperienced
as himself, and the pair of innoccnts are bidden
to kneel before priest, who gives them permits
sion TO become pafentsTof another generation Of
inuocents like themselves
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-02-17

STRONG. DRINK VERY EXPENSIVE
From the Scottish Temperance League, We
take the following:
"Three.fourths of the crimes, misery and
pauperism of the land, and a large proper
tiou of the expenses of jails, of hulks Of
transports, of country rates for police and
for prosecutions, of union houses, or pool
rates, and Of 1unaic asyluns, may be traced
to strong drink. Of three hundred and
ninety-fve patients in an asylum in Liver
pool, two hundred and fifty six were from
intemperance; in Dublin, Doctor Crawford
states, of two hundred and eighty-six luna
tics in one asylum, one hundred and twenty
FIVE we're from whiskey. A judge lately sta
ted that he never saw criminal brought be-
fore him whose crime could not be traced
directly, or Indirectly, testrong drink. Ed
ward Chadwick, secretary to the poor-iaw
commissioners, has stated that education and
teetotalism will do more to diminish pauper.
ism than all the laws that can be made. II
is supposed, there are 100000 drunkaras in
the United Kingdom-that 100000 die eve.
ry year-one hundred and sixty every day
seven every hour The ranks of these drunk
ards are filled up by moderate drinkers. 1t
is calculated that twenty thousand members
of Christian churches are annually expelled
for drunkenness. What says the Scripture
of the man who dies a drunkard?