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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07
Hear Ye! Hear YeM
W HAT THE PEOPLE SAY
or ruE
EXCELSIOR EYE-BALN.

" HE@1LN. TnNTlIN,
Evcry bntt'e rfy0ur Eve B,lm sold, has given
perfect and entire satisfaction.
WILLIAM CRAIG, ". u.
RAvHNSA, 0hi".
Your Eye Balm has given guud Satisfaction
where II las boon used about here
a. BELDING.
REApISG. Penrsy lvaniI.
We hevs retaIicd SINE II your Eye. Balm,
aud nud II superior to any preparation in nse.
HARVEY. BIRCH 4 CO.
Why win you have sure eyes, when TWENTY.
pIvE CENTS VIII cure them'
az For sale by AL Druggists in Findlay.
June 10. l-59.
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we'll done, bic report bring pro
nounced by the County Board Of
EqualizAtipn ono Of the best made
In the comfy. Mr. Bigclow, for his
integrity and decided abili'
fy. 10 destiped ip rcccisc . strong
votcat the ensuing election. ,s
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Increase over lsJs


For the three consecutive years,
up to June 1858, the county cxpenscs
increased at an average ratio vf about
S400 year, but from June. 1858,
to June, 1859, the increase Of cx-
penses has been 50, ,222,19. Yes, in
one year the county expenses have ad-
vanccd between TWO AND TIL REE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. At this
rate, under Democratic rule, and
with such admirable Democratic
economy, our county expenses in five
years, would amount to about twcl-
~ thousand dollars a year. What
sensible man would believe that the
increase OF our population between
June, 1888, and June, 1859, has
been such as 10 occasion nearly two
thousand dollars greater increase ol
the county expenses, than between
June, 1857, and June, 1851 On
the other hand, il our Courts OF Just.
ice, under the late Democratic lie .
gislation, have added 80 vastly to
our expenses does not this state of
things call loudly Tor a remodyi-
The Editor Of the Courier has ir,.
quently complained that the Repub-
licans are constantly harping on na.
t'onal qnestions--thatt they rarely dis.
cuss local questions; but now, when
we bring the delinquencies of lis
party home to his own doors, using
one Of his own elegant expressions,
he "whines" most drcadlully. As
he has challenged investigation, let
him set himself industriously to work
to put the best possible face on the
matter, and not reproach us Tor show
ing mp democratic economy" His
party invariably promises largely,
as to the reduction OF taxes and an
exceedingly frugal administration,
should the dear people entrust them
with power; but figures, which will
not lie, a. invariably expose their
hollow prete Rtions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07
Estate of Daniel Allen.

NOTICE il hereby given, that tho sub
~ scrber has been appointed hy the PRO.
Jste Court of Hancock county. Ohio, Admins
tr ,tor on the estate "f Daniel Allen. deceased.
late of Blanchard township. Hancock co.n'N,
ONO. WILLIAM II. CONNIE.
September ~ lSIa.-f3N
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IL he had the disposition. AZ to
whether he is an Englishman, I dc
not know; but IL Of foreign birth, be
musf have come TO this> country
wirep Q small boy. 4 have knowr
him fos the last fifteen or eighteen
years.
do not fcol interest enongh ia
the present election, to take any act
i've part, and answer your inquiries
In the same spirit that | would$'
there were no pending election.
presume the iciiizens of Wood coun.
ty, generally, without. regard to par.
", who are acquainted with MI
Laskey, would mako tho statement
| have.
Very respectfully, yours,
W. V. WAY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

-. .f
NATIONAL DispEnsAtY ron PstvkTB DIsRAses,
January lat laSe RIve JrhHus-
ssa Deiisrs Forf$fs. Three eminent Physl.
cians In constant att ttendanca
me fxesYfty MI insfyyUyioz, ccSSsss1ue>f
PROF. E0BERT JACKSON, Meubog OF the
Royal College Of SUI, eons, London;
DR.. ROBERT HERBERT late OF Philadelphia,
a member Of the Society of friends: and
NJ. EUGENE vELPEAJ. Iats az Ina fondon
and Paris HospttnIs,
Guarantee under penalty Of asOOO. n eom.
plete cure OF every Sexual Disease. hovevsr
aggravated by neglect and :.
wrrunyym prrsucyyn-
WAAhoVA 10nVuhx
Conorri1ea, Syphilis. Self Ab,se Tuno,sr..
Whites, or Fluor Albus, elect. Striotare' al 10
diseases yenercal Warts Dse.ses ortha nj "a
dor and Kidnevs. Pemale Irregul.ri,ss ~.
ronne,s. Live, C"mplaint. Emaeis,inn P,eras-
t,irs 0ocay the Pains Of Ago Ceneraf nehjfi
ty. Change OF Life. etc. recsive esnecisi AZ.
tentinn. 80 - -. -
TagIrxEsr EsrmrLY Ngw. and .LwAys src.
cyssyuL; cure rapid and thorough: and refer.
ences OF eminent phy,iciaps and Surpeons-
both in this cnuntry and Europe.
The DfSPENSARY CIRCULAR, forwarded
gratis by mail To any address, contains Inysiu-
sble advice to Young men youur iadisa eoo
templatlng matrimony and marrIed.
WIFE r.pnyo., nnouro-.
AhE MEulChL fhUTECTuh.
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County Expenses Again.

Our ncighbor Of the Courier. of.
fers as an excuse for the increased
expenses in Hancock county, that
our county ia increasing in popu-
lAtion, and requires more 10 keep the
wheels of government in notion
Let us see about this.
The county expenses for the year end.
ing June, l>5j, were. ..........si 23OO
Expenses f"r tho year ending June.
lN'o .,.................... sJ,bC9, 10
Increase over lsJj......... Sasyi "a
Expenses for tho year ending June,
.................~.... 80 l67 IS
Increase over 1856 ....... $jy; &;
Expenses for the year ending June,
1853 .........,............ .s6.GT2.2i
'------
increase over 1857 ......... 3J0j,OS
for the year ending Juno.
loJ9 .,..................t e, ,SgL 10
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i2 1neg1kfoAr STAfn rzcKsT.
~ WILLIAM pKNNrsos. Of franklin,
~ Lisslssanf Gocsrner.-
~ R0eRRT O. KIRK, Of Knos.
SSsSRf W.TAyLoR, Of N.hoains
:" xbDisck TT =. EkusssLL, Of Clinton,
sHftkS1H sHftkS1H ). s'i' ssS'os., Of s..a.,ia.
~ NftizxS. aHoLsos, Of Y.mi,.oui
Ssr Msmhsr ssaSd Il ! ps.,,s Uers.,
FS, xHs6si Gonm;ssisssS,L- li;a
: q AEsoN sMYrH. Of Lucas,
gRoR6E LAsKEY. Of Wood county
Sfr~hsr si,dy board Of Hgpaliraiion.
PHILIP d. 9l0EL9W, of Hancock.
REPuHLroAN COUNTY TroKnT.
rss. Representative,
AARON HALL.
For Pro,eruiins Afornsy.
WILLIAM e, BuSTS.
For Comrriss,on,r.
JAMES DAVIDSON
For Recorder,
{. S. WARYsocK,
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Facts and Figures,

Democratic stump orators have
had the brazen facedness to assert
that the Republican Legislature had
increased the taxes, while the Demo
cratic Legislature hal decreased
them. The Auditors Reports 70,
several years past, refute these do
clarations, aud place such misrepre
aantaf;nn In M ,o- 4.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

TINE AND FAsHIoN.-A "watclrsprinr
peItic"at" is advertised. Fashion is ad-
vanring-Iike crab. We shall soon get
back to clockrd s'ockings-unlrss which
IL to bo hoped, the warcI'>pring pe,lcoa, i.
10 be the wind up of crinnlines. -PuneA.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

"MR. ToMEIss.' sail young lady, who
had been showing eff her wit at the ex-
Pr''se OF danglrr. "you remind me nf II
Barometer, that is tiIe'l with nothing in the
upper slorv."-"D,vne JuIia," neekly re-.
piled her aiorer, "in thanking you for thai
compliment. let me remind You that you
occupy my upper story"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

The HAIR TRADE.-IIunan hair, when
ready to be used i'll wigs, is woE;h between
thirty shiIings and four pounds sterling
per pound. Germany supplies the world
with blond hair. London alone busy ten
thousand pounds Of hair annually.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

"Where shall put this paper SO as to
be sure Of seeing it Tomorrow Z" inquired
Mary Jane Of her brother Clarles.-"On
the looking. glass" was his prompt reply
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29


EEDcEr on "TlMrEnANcE."-Br Bridget
WAS sick. AMI good Jenny ll,unyl.t little
whisky punch lie lest rhy>ic she could
tnlr!lI.n her .cIira,. sinmarh with So say,
he-"lIi,'dy avcurnrcn do swallow Il drop of
punch. II y"u are bothered with worms
or bile. it'll lake the consail on, Of Thin anil
make y"n stand straight on your own two
purity feet. like n respectable cralure Is YOU
a'e.' Er"dnet-"Och, Jenny. sure yon
know have the pledge, and wonl.Iu';
for The world break il, avir." JENNY"
Now erus!,Ia: l-t me run over to Mrs. null.
ownrys and get the ,aatrriaIs to mike you
fine timpt'ng bowl of it," Budget-"
SUE You know Ill 90 through fire AMI
water to d" Your billin'. Jenny, but lock
AT the disgrace it u'.l bv to s,nasl, thu.
pledge. | wont take it, Jenny, so
won't. ormmy-" Arra!. woman, don I
he p'av"r'n me wild Yer wakenrs>; sure its
b"'tI'rr forge nor pills anl phy-ic, anI
'i"llt cost quarter rs much, besides it'll
stay on your s;"lnarh Ike new milk, and
twice as str-nyt'.enn' at that. Come, will
I go!' sBrulgrt No.. y fn'! won,
he disnhai,nt tc the promise made. for
all Yer fine ra<pnin'. Ba:, Jenny. We NAV
9" anl get few bits of white sugar, an. Il
i'mon-anl while yer there. We can bring
u. 1 r.
AMI when yon com: back. yr may put on
the tay-ke''ie am! boil IL drop OF water, and
ve may rs we'll pat IN the lin - .n.i the
whi>k"y--anl III *. @or bowl of punch,
AMI then con. AL mtt, M, tx, IL
Jenny"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

at recent country wedding, on the
minister's asking the bride, wilt thou
have this man to be thy we dded husband
without waiting for the completion Of tie
srn'ence, she replied, dropping courtesy
'Ics, If you please, sir!!'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

The EUROPEAN DIFFIcuRTY.-Louis
Napoleon said the empire waS peace IL
empire c estia pair) and if Ls continues
the way with Au,tr'a, it only proves that it
is all of piece with the rest of his actions.
1t is scertalu, however, that the empire does
not n,ean-pa)! (paiz).
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

Queen Victoria las i'll single ling a
gallery o: family portraits. each mere pho
,oyrapl'ic speck ; but. under the magnify,
ing glass, displaying the finish and all the
deicacy Of large portrait.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

The Admiral of Castillo sai.l that he who
m"rr'es wife, and lie who goes to war,
must necessarily submit 10 everything tha.
rnay happen. 4s8sA
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
MY LOVE.
BY HARRISON WEIR. d.

Te Slu'h Of youth is on thy cheek,
1ts light ia in thine eye:
? Thy voice is soft, thy spirit meek,
And zvi'yr-iikc thy sigh.
Ard "hl tiny form is very fair
a. awcet to look upon;
And .ics, and golden ia thine hair
1t shneth like the ean.
Thy lips are s"ft nnh hrautfu;.
Aud we're. love, made TO kiss;
80 I should be undutifui
Dil I neglect such bliss!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

lHE TRUE GESTLEhAN.-The true gentle
ninn Is extracted from ancient and worship
fu' pare"t"ge. When a pippin.slock, the
delicious apple as both Ly sire and dam we'll
descended. Thus his blood must ueeds b,
well purified who is geuteelly born on both
sides.-Fulier.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

\ visitor called upon Fontcnclle. the Gel
ebraIed Fte.rh wit. and finding him out OF
temper, inquired, "What ais you Fonte.
nellie F-"What ails me2" lie replied, Il
have servant who serves me as badly as il
| had twenty.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
Headuuarters.

EDGEFlEl.D. G.. IL. July !, 1859.
GENERAL OhUERS. No.
9HNiIE following Regiments of Infantry viii
IL parade for Erv,ew und Drill, ut such
times aud places o. herein directed:
The 10th Regiment of Infnntry will parade ut
Richardson's on Thursday. the 2Srh Of July.
Th" 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will rrrn'ie at
the Old Wells, on SATURDAY, il, 30th .f July.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
Mrs. Brunsnn's, Oh Tuesday, the I'd Of Ausu,t
next.
The sth Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
M.rr"w's. on Saturday. the 9Th Of August next.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade ut
Lonnxs on Tuesday tn" 8 u M August next.
The officers an.l non com nissioned officers will
assemble the day hei"re the X view of their
respective Regiments. fur drill aud inst ructinu.
Volunteer companies wi'l he inspected, and
the books Of Beat companies rx.m,n-d
W. Z. NOR \GNE,
Brig. General.
II. W. ADDISON. Brig. Major
Ju'v 14. ~ ~ St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

The erroneous ilea that very small foot
is hand>"u:>s has crippled or distorted many.
Good tastes requires that the foot should
have reasonable proportion to the rest Of
he body.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

IHE ORIGIN OF scANDXL.-Those that
have nothing else to say mu,i tell stories ;
k'ols over wine, aud IHlies over tea, must
have so'nt'ing that's sharp TO relish their
liquor; malice is the pi9uanl sauce Of surh
conversation, and without i, their entertain
ment would prove nightly insipid.-Far.
quhar.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

We were reading sometime ago that gun
powder can bs male out Of wool. We
presume, therefore, ti'at-ve'y soon--eve,y
soldier will cut his stick.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

The RETOKT CoUKTEOrS.-A thick head
ed cqnire Icing wnr>tc'l 10y Sidney Smi,l,
in an a,on: ."nt. took his revenge hv ex-
claiming. "If had Il son who was An Idiot,
hv Jrv". I'll make him rarson.' Very
pr"hallv." renIi'"l Sidney, hut see your
father WIS Of Il very different mind"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

A young sewing girl, in Sakcago, recent
ly received news that, hy the death Of u rel.
aiive in ths East. lndies, si'e Lss become
is'rsss TO sixty'four thousand pounds stsr.
hng
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

4 will lay YOU a wager said Boun.
rcr, 'rhat l will shoot more crows to dav
than yonr 'Oh, yes replied his compau-
ion, 'you always beat me at cr0Wing.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

EITALIrY OF EGGs.-Tn August, 1862
some eggs were dug ont Of an old wall Of a
sacris'v, near Lago Maggiore, after being
hurried Tor three hundred years, and found to
he in perfect state.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

For BrRN>. TnY 1r-The French Medi-
cal Gazette states, that Charcoal has been
ar''hlrnily discovered to lie a cure for burns
by LAYING piece Of charcoal OH the
burn, the pain sntSi'les at once.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gen'l Sessions
N. X. Butler
We. Attachment.
WIN. B. Lloyd, } MCGOWAN. Pptff's Attorney.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the pineteeI th
day of November. eighteen hundred and
tfty-eight. file bic declaration against the Defen
dant, who. Gt il sni'!, is absent from snd with
out the limits Of this State and haa neither wiz
nor attorney known within the sas..s, upss
whom copy Of said declaration n,igts b ses.
we'd: II is therefore, esordered. that tie said De-
f'ndant do appear and plead to the ,ssii decls.
ration. on or before the wentieth day of No.
vrmher. eighteen hundred and ffty.aine, 9th.
erwise final and absolute judgement wilt then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MoDONALD. o. o. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. 20, lsba.ly 80
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

A loving husband recently telegraphed
to his wife ~ follows :--What have WI.
for dinner, and how is the baby ." Tie ah-
swer came back, "Pork, has the measles.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

DR.. franklin, talking Of a friend of his
who had been Manchester dealer, said,
'that he never sold piece Of tape narrow.
or than his own mind"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
TEST OF AB0LITIONIsM.

All is not gold tha, Shines. and the loud
"st nouhed plilnnLrpisrs and refor,nrrs
sometimes cave in when put to a severe
practical test Ike the f"Iluwing:
i had a hrother-in.law,' said Nose Per
kins, 'wEo WAS one of the ravcnv>t, naddcst
'e''drs,-hot nholilioui>ts YOU ever saw
liked the pe>ky critcr well enough, anil
>honld have been glad to see him cum t"
spend day. f.,rhin' nv sister to see me and
my wife, if he hadn't lowed his tongue to
| 'un OH So bout nj ggers and slavery. and the
| ,lu,v Of ovrr-throwing the Constitution of
he United States, aud II 10, of other things.
some of whicl, mnlc mad, and the hest part
"t en- right sick. Ipuzz!el my brains ~
:.np"! deal to think how | conil make him
shut up his noisy head 'Lou, al,oliri,ni>m
wall. ome time, vixen lroiIirrin law
'ome over II stay, al idea struck me.
hired n nigGcr to help ne at having time
lie YVES III, biggest, strongest. cr"a~ir~, ,,;y
yer ynu ever seed. Black, h- was l.!arkrr
'l'"" stark Of cats. and inst as si,iney rs
y nrw beaver hat. spoke to him.
jake says |, 'whrn You hear the break.
Fast h"'' rng, don, YOU say w"r.!, l,;h
come nigh! into the rrrlnr and sit ,.h,
l"~n among ihc folks AMI eat your break.
fast. The nig-"rs eyes stuck out Of his
head about II lee!
'I"n," j,l;i''. utssa.' SAYS hc.
J"lin,' 80 !, Tin sul"r :,* 81 ,Icarou.'
Bat, ~ hc, 4 >!,au'' have time to wash
myself and chang" my si':rt.'
So much The BETTER saws I.
'Wa breakfast CAM. AMI so did Jake,
AMI he set down ION! side my brother in
law. lie stall, ! i, he didn't say w..rl.
There wasn't no mistake about it. Shut
v""r eyes and you'd know it--fur he WIS
loud, ! tell YOU. There was Il ru>t rate
chance to talk n'nit:oni>,n, but bro,ler.iu
law s'.'vrr opened his L.:l.
Jake. srZ |. 'y.!u be ON hand a, dinner
time:' and he WAS. He had been working
in the unrntlnw all the fnrnunon-it was A.
hot As hickory and biiin' ri,.h-ani but
ieav" ia" rest t" your imagination.
Wall. in III. aiicrnnnn tro.her.n law
come up To me. mE,'l,lrr than a short-r. lied
bull in hornet time.
'M"sr. sail he, i want 10 speak to YOU
Slug it cut seq l.
1 have but few words to saw Scz he.
but it that 'cr" conf,nlrleI Niger como. to
the tail" again while I'm stoppin here, I'll
clear out
Jake ate his supper that night in til.
kitchen. hnt from that day TO this ! ncve,
heard my hrn'hcriu-nw open his head
about al'oli,i"ni-m. When tho Fugitive
Slave Bill WAS passed. I though, he'd lei, on,
s"rn", but he dii"'f. for lie knord that
luke acus still working on The tarm.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
The State IF South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina
dEBEI'ILLE DISTRICT
Petitio" Jor the Bc"cf offhe L"soirent Dtbto
-icf.
IAMES W. MCCRADY who is in the Gust o,lv
- of the Sheriff of Ahhe,Illa District, tx
virtue Of Wit Of CaI.ias az, sat rsfncirn.l.,.n
at the suit Of Samuel =. Farrar & Brothers
having filed IN my "flic-, together with II
Schedule. All oath of his rstai. and effects his
petition I" the Court If Common Pleas, pray.
ing 'hnt he may he admitted to the benefits of
the Acts of ,h. General Ass,rnby made for the
relief Of insolvcut debtors.
II is Ordered That the said Snn'l s. Fnrrnr
and Brothers. and nll n.icr creditors to whom
the said james W. McCrndy Is in nnywise i'll
drbted, be. and they nre hereby summoned.
and have notice I" appear. before the said
Court at Abbrvic Court ll"usc ON tn. third
tlny IF Ort"l'rr n"xt. I" shrw cause. If any they
cr". Why the prayer Of tho petition aforesaid
should not hc granted.
MATTHEW McDONALD,ccr.
Office of Common III. a.
Abhcville District, 2Slh
Ju!'r, 1850. 3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

1 say, Broom Call me hy my whole
na,ne, it you please. sir I, has handle to
it, anil it was meant to he used. sir.'-TIiat's :
so. Well, Broom handle, how are you 2
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

Il say. ms,cr,' said one cross. eyed ;ndi-
viiun to another, 'how came yonr ewes ST.
crooked !'-'Thro"gh sitting hr,ween two
girls, anil trying to make love TO both at the
same time replied The other.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
Z x Q SER p T9.

r y = II K +
ihE .nE'e''r OF o'"LNEss'-lhe top OF
F"P"' IKE" 4'a'k med'ciue, Is worth
"o'"'nS u'''''s i :'''f'o.
"th ""'t "'1 "an Lngl'sh lady soon
eHs ''"s"': y eo'o'"".
I'n1LosopnlcAL DEfI&Irrox-What i
- ""' '"'' "''S"''
BE content with enough, Icu nav lutte.
Jour bread un;ii Yea are u,nl'c To ea. it
What tree represents person who pcrsi>..
in inc"r:;ns dvt:.. Wio" Twill owc).
W,v d,,.s , s:,;l,r lr,v ,h,.r.;s mo, :,
the mo". Bera'l>- lie has been I" sea.
VLo, =, ,.,rs
a}.]e 10 ru,r n.;,,Lh,r L,.,, :, =, ,,,..,.,,
so,n.,h;n,, ;h,, w,s r...r 20, ,.,,v IT,,
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on a we, d.v
WV ! ma, ,,,,,, ao,,, :, ,..,e ;,1.o.
I;k. a s,,,l ;,,,h,,, Eu...,>. +. d.r.ud. IN
f;,n.,,ead nr,,n,,,r
The first tim. y woman u,ar,;.s Is c-n.,ol;v
% plp,,. ,,o,I,.,. ,n.. s.,.,,, ,;,,, :. ;.,r,.
r;.i,,,. to ,>,.,s, L,.,l,
Good sense is the father O. Wit, Truth his
grandfather, aud Mlnh and Good-hnmur
bis boon companions.
finI IN .r.y ali,I,nrti.. l:ow 10 ca,rulatr he
aceiqht Of in,lionnt;oa.
,1r p,.,;,,,;n C;,,;rr ,o,.,.,. ,,roso,,o,
,,. n,,r + ,ho ,;,, ,,f ;...,,, ..;,, -,
hundred pounds. y sr',: B.Gi"n'ng
He is bannv wh..o circumstances s,;, HE
t.m,mr: In, he i mn:- excellent who c,u
Euil his temper to any circumstances.
Tb.. f. f,,,,,v;n,, ,,,;,.o ma. ,I,,,.
smiths shop in Essex: No horses shoi o.
sunday except sickness and death"
When Won negotiate E,r a house having all
the modern Improvements. YOU will n,ner-
al! find that "A mortgage Is one Of thcr:.
IT, l,a ,.. , =, :.
Kin,'n;ss i the bond of friendship, and ,h.
hook Of !oyc !; tie who sows not, reaps not
:, '"''"S "'"''' = s''e'
,lcrcuds unon what ,o,, of q wiz, thor. j. n
in
.
ro D,o.,, J., ,,.o.. T.. -
t,, , ;,,
we run Tho FISK OF exper''nc'ng the creates,
,,an, ;,s,;.o .,a ,o,.... -: -
Inc following direction appeared on let
Ter recently "e'''ere'' J" AUCKLAND Durham:
" '"". ''''"'e''" '''' "o'h"''
WI" Nv" '"''e '":S
4 short time ag' the following notice was
sturE upat = 'ail"rs window near Mar
chester:"W WaL::d. 'wo apprentices; they will
~ ~ W '''| '''''''.
Voltair". on on: oc"; r:''n. when his friends
were conversing on the an'iqniiv Of the
world, Observed, The world is like All old
coqu-tte-she DISCUSSES her as..''
We notice scores of roeiiral ,ii'..sions direct
cd 10 friends who are in heaven. Better
give poetry nfihe heart urrranre in word.
aud deeds 90, mess 10 fieu,ls upon earth.
.c ,.r,
hanged if it doesn't cure von."-.Oh. will
.I. :, ,L T., ,,, ;, ::
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

wings Of fly enables it to attain velocity
of from thirty to ,lrirty.fve feet in second.
In this space Of time a race.horse wou ld
clear only ninety feet, Which is at the rate
of more than a mile per minuet. Now, our
little fly in her swifest flight will in the
same space OF time go more than lie third
ota mite. If, therefore. we compare tho
infinite difference Of the size OF the two
animals. how wonderful will the velocity of
this minute rreatur appear
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

How To W1S.-Iuu win a woman hv
appealing t" her impulses; ycu win man
hv appealing To his Interests. 1t is all the
difference between complimen, and n
k,itc
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

On TIE ELErnANr.-The Elephant is
the larges, animal in the worlJ. lie eats
hay and cakes. You must not give the
elephant tobacco, for if you do lie will
stamp his great big feet on you. and kill
you dead. Some people think the elephant
The most noble animal in the world, but as
for me, give me the American Eagle!