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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08
MANNY'S PATENT.
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.


4 HAVE now been in the bus ness of anufacturinp
Reapers and Mowers for seven years, and my Ma
chine has only been perfected by the most digent and
thorough trial, and oft-repeated experiments, and
while do not assume tn t there are not other ma
chimes worthy the attention of farmers l do claim
that mine has earned the title of
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
IN USE,
Aud is unsurpassed either a Reaper or Mower and
claim for the credit and confidence that belongs 10
standard article. If any farmer wants a Reaper or
Mower, he neei not ask of my Machine-Wil it work?
Is it reliable? Is it durable?
My Machine is no new thing or experment It's
reputation is fixed estab ished and no man can 90
amiss in purchasing it for full and complete perfor
nance for all that is claimed for it in the harvest field
SPECIAL NOT CE.-TREADWELL & co.
sole owners Of the Nanny Machine for the State Of
California, end the Territories Of Oregon and Wash
ngton, and are fully authorized and empowered TO
prosecute all nfringemeuts.
WALTER A. WOOD,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
CAUTION.-An persons are cautioned against
vending using said Machines in the State Terri
tories aore aid without certificate from the owners
Tne Machines for the coming harvest are much su-
perior in material and workmanship to any ever be.
fore offered to the public.
Haynes" Illinois Heading Machines,
Cut 10 feet-very effective in the Harvest Field Sole
agents for above Machines.
~ For sale at our Warehouse.
Corner of California and Battery Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
TREADWELL & co.
BRANCH HOUSE IN MARYSVILLE,
Where all these goods may b. seen mh6-3nis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

RECENTLY Mr.. Van Dusen and Joseph Eve
rett were drowned in Van Dusen's Fork Of
Eel river, Of the former, the Humboldt
Times says;
Mr.. Van Dusen was one of the first white
men on this Bay, being one of the party of
pioneers who came through from Trinity riv-
er, in lS49, familiarity known as woods
party" The stream in which he was lost
derived its name from him, the party having
eamped several days on its bank.
RECENTLY fire occurred in Chinatown, at
Oroville, by which one building occupied by
Cinnamon was destroyed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

IHE following paragraph has been going
the rounds of the Atlantic papers:
>. Plceolomini receives $4,000 a month in ad.
Scon to the travelling expenses of herself,
iamliy and suite and her visit to this coun
..ty Is the joint enterprise of Mr. Ulman, OF
4le ew York Academy of Music, and Mr..
Iumiey, of Her Majesty's Theater, in Lon
I' ISon' who, after expenses, divided the profits
between them, which are said to have been,
S,nce her arrival here up to the close of her
IIsSgsgement ISag in New York, at the end OF
1853 $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08
Uv1SrrL1rerpLE Minnie Nrws-Under tn

UNINTELLIGIBLE MINNIE NEws-Under thi:
caption, the National of the 4th says;
Our country exchanges devote a good deal
of space to mining intelligence this week hut
as usual, the information is. in great degree
only Ineligible to persons already acquaint-
ed with the character of the diggingS, num-
ber of hands employed. etc. We have fire.
quently expressed surprise that the newspa
pers published in the mining districts are SO
blind to their own interests in failing to give
the information desired hy persons arriving
in California with the view of engaging in
mining enterprises, One paper informs us
that Messrs Brown. Buttertield Bros. d Co,
realized several hundred dollars hy the last
"wash up" but without intimating anything
which might indicate the number of hands
employed, or the length of time occupied in
bringing about the result. Another paper
announces that the Gilt Edge Brick Co are
averaging two thousand dollars a day, and
I for aught we know, the said company may be
doing a losing business The simple state
ment that Mr.. Smith took out one hundred
ounces from his claim at Squaw Flat, does
not indicate that the diggings are rich, he
cause we are left in the dark as to the length
of time consumed by Mr.. 5. He may have
been working in his claim on Squaw Flat ev'
er since gold was discovered in California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08
Toys and Fancy Goods.

BILLIARD BALLS CUE TIPS, WAX & CHALK,
BIRD CAGES, CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, BOXING
GLOVES, POLICE WHISTLES, FENCING FOILs,
MASKS, CRIBBAGE and BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHEssMEN, LADIES WORK BASKETS, &c.
Dealers supplied at the Lowest Prices.
WE IMPORT all our Goods direct from New York
and Boston, and Guarantee TO sell as low as
any similar establishment in California.
EB-INsTRUMENTs TUNED AND REPAIRED by
inexperienced workman.
DALE & co.,
mh29-3mis I55 j street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

The London Critic states upon evidence of
the highest authority, that the author of the
celebrated "Vestiges of the Natural History
of Creation" first published in 1874, and
which has since gone through several edii-
tions, was the late DR.. George CoInbe (the
phrenologist) who died about a year ago
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

The President AND JAMES GoRDEN BEN
NETT.-The Washington Union, the organ OF
President Buchanan, denounces the New
York Herald, or rather, the President has
denounced James Gordon Bennett. Here is
an aXtract from an article in the Union
Not less unique is the Herald's mode OF
supporting Mr.. Buchanan's Administration
~ nemor"fzes divides. corrupts, and drives
oT 81 power the Democratic party, on
which alone Mr.. Buchanan can depend for
support every, other morning in the year
1t dismisses his Cabinet, Mr. Buchanan.
chosen and trusted help-mates in administer
ing the Government. at least once ,'''aS,e' eys,v
month, giving them names and character.
which the veriest old scod of A cook or a
seullion would hardly apply to a dog, II
cracks up the Black Republican organization
as invincble throughout the North esneciI
ly in Mr.. Buehanan's own State. where !,
seems to delight in picturing heaffairs Of the
Democracy as in state of sad and irretriva
bic ruin.
So the looked for split between the Presi
Gent and Bennett has taken place at last
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

To the Public.
DIR. SMITH, having established first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and
feeling gr at interest in the OF such an In
stution, based upon natural and rational prin ,iples
of the healing art shall take charge of the business
department. DR.. Smith is graduate of regularly
chartered Medical College, thorough Physician by
nature, as well education, and assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment, that they
will rejoice in the Inspiration of returning health, and
verify all that is said in his favor
THOMAS HILL
Late Of Hill, Wooster & Co.
Sacramento, March 80, 1859. mh31-3m-d&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08
DaIy'S Aromatic Valley Whiskey

Is put up in cases containing dozen bottles each
~ For sale by alltheprincpal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19-3ms
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08

Arrival of the Uncle Sam End of the
Colorado ExpeditiOn--PimO Prisoners.
--Escape of Gomez from Mazatlan.--
The City Taken--RiOt in Panama. &C..
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-08
Violin and Guitar strings.

MUSICIANS, DEALERS, and others, who want
GOOD string will do well to send us their orders.
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W. /. PRATT G. NANCE,
w &c Retail
DRUGGISTS,
Newberry, S. c.,

& III. now prepared t" sell upon better Terms
"a. than can be had elsewhere in Snlh t,ur,
lima. every variety Of Drl%S Medicines anil
Nh"i"ical-, III Wh"lcsal" "r Retail
y lar" anl r"m. .",c Stock ur Paints. OIL.
Narni,''"-. p"'tr. Glass aml Painters aml Gl,
A"ia f"'!r in Store: AMI will lc sold, n.ou :,
"''ii,,''T. at l"w rates.
y Fla" Stock 10! rLySiran>' AMI S,,rnc,.us'
in-ir,i'i,cniS Chemical Apparatus. Physicians.
SS:'Ii!, -!;a@~ aa'i Medicine Gases and Family
M"ii,'n' 'h'si. "f the --latest STYLES.
:. f'i'i Assortment of Trl,sscs and Traces of
The most approved Patterns.
rue """"- l:r'n!< Of Wines. Liquors. Alrs.
l";i""&. Cigars Snuff, Smoking AMI Chewing
l"';lrr", Tor sal" i'll amy p':anri,ics ..lcsirri'
III" VI im"> ami i.i'im'rs were purchased ~aa a
r"." I" " h'%"H i".', AM, are from the mus, r.,
liable Importers ili of these Clouds mr., s,I,l
1T Il very low profit
y in'l AMI fresh supply of Spices AMI Sauces
"i Ut all kinds, Pickles. Preserves, Table Fruits,
Mn.hr"ni. l~im=la>s. Gcatinc. and MANY other
articles III III" Culinary Line. will always bc
Arlh "n hand AT the very lowest prices.
y varied and Ias,ciully selected Stock q,
Fancy ''""iS, Erlshc, and Combs il, rull,.s y, .
rieiy, SOAPS. rrriuncry, and Toilet articles ,l
every description, all new and direct from the
Manufacturers
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

f1r u" cnr" 81. hysj..psi,, L".iiDrsti"". MMused.
fIatmien"y, L,ss ~ .ippcfH". or any E0io"s
s5 HM'a", Ms n Jr.s."& " xxx. x. r,1"m ] Grn~s t%%a
IyScyteIy, collie, thoi.Yd .KorLus, dc.
In view of the fact that every member Of
the human family is mon. or less subjected to
some of the above complaints, besides in
Vulnerable other conditions in life, which,
by the assistance "f little knowledge or
exercise "f common sense, they may lac able
10 ,u regulate their habits of diet, AMI with
the assistance Of good tome, secure per
nancnt health. In order To- accomplish this
desired object. the true course {" pursue is,
certainly, that which will rr"lucv II natural
Stat" of things nj the least hazard of vital
strength and lif ; for th, end Dr. lIost"ttcr
has intr"'iuccl to this country pr"rarn-
tnn called llOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTEHS, which nj this day is not new
medicine. but one that ha, been tried for
years, giving satisfaction to all VIII" have
used il. Til" Filters "i"'r:il" powerfully upon
the stomach. bowels and liver, restoring
them I" healthy anh vi:,":"n, action, and
thus iiy The simple i.r'"'.>s "f strengthening
naturc, cnablc the system I" triumph over
disease. Diar"hu'a. ,lys";i'"ry "r ilnX: so
generally contracted hv NV settlers. and
caused principally hy III" clr,ns, of water
and 'li". will b. sl'"'!lv r":;lat"l by %
brief uS" "f this preparation. Dyspepsia,
discus. which j. l,,ba'iv m"rc prevalent
when taken in AL IL vari,.,.S forms. than
any n'hrr; The c:ri;.. Of which ma" always
be attributed L. arrangements of the .!i..s-
tv" "r,H,,> can h.. rnr.,l wi'',.,i, fail by
u>in. HOSTEL TIERS STOMACH BlT-
TIERS as l."r directions on the i",tilc. For
this 'li>":,S'. every I'hv can will r"cuii-
m"nl Hiti.r+ al some Kind! then why not
uS,. an arti-l.. known IL l,c int;.liihlc Z
Every country have ,h"ir l;i,i.rs AZ Il pre-
vrItiv: of disease, au'l strengthening of
III" system in general anal :r,,i., them NIL
th,r,. i nn, L. l". found :: irur.. l,.nihy
people ;han iiI. Germans. from whom this
Ir"r:ti:,' ION 'n:a.li',!. l%a~.l upon scientific
experiments w!ii-l. has :,;i.ud"d IL advance
ilr d"-iinv "t tbs great preparation in the
medical scale .i >,ruc.
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THE LIVER
INVI&o
PREPARED By DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS

compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURG ATIVE AND
IL LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub.
lie. r'
These GUMS remove all morbid or bad
matter from the system. supplying in their
| 'pIacc healthy flow of bile, invigoratinr the
| NJ ton,acl, causing food TO digest well, Purijy-
X ing Mr Hooh giving tone and health I" tDJhH ,hs
| A whole machinery, removing the cause Of tn.
" dEcase'-clircting radical cure.
| E Dilous attacls are cured and, what is bct-
ter. prevented BY the occasional USE of the
| & Liver lnvgorator
One 'lnso after eating is sufficient to relieve
d, the stomach and prevent the food from rising
n and s"nring.
| a Only one dose takc,, before rctjrjnp. Dre-
" vents nightmare.
| N Only one dose taken at night, luuscns the
v bowels gently. and cures costivcncss
n One dose taken after cich meal will cure
\ Dyspepsia.
| , One dose Of two teaspoonfuls will always
| !. relieve Sick Headache.
| z Only one dose immediately relieves Collie,
| 1, while all who Use it are givin. their unani
n nous testimony in lis favor.
One dose often repeated is Il sure cure for
| n Cholera M"rbuS, aud preventive of Cholera.
! n only one bottle is needed t"tlrow on, of the
| y system the elects Of medicine after IL long
| ~ sickness.
! b One bottle taken for Jauu,licc, REMOVES all
| sal"wn"sS or unnatural color from the skin
| n One dose taken short time before eating
| gives vi."r TO the appetite and makes tho food
n digest we'll.
J. One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic
DarTlir:a in lis worst form, while Summer and
| Bowel Complaints yield almost To the first
| dose.
y few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting the
| abs"rlrnlS.
| We take pleasure IN Recommending. this m",li-
| cine as n preventive for Fever and Aguc, Chill
| Fever, and all fcvcrs "f Il bilious type. Il np.
crates w'ih certainly, and thousands are Willing;
I" testify to its wonderful virtues,
| Mix water in tho mouth with the inviaorI
tor, and swallow both together.
| PRICE ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
Dir. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 3l5. Broadway,
| New York.
Krlailc'i by all Druggists. Sold also, bv
D"NALn M"LArGmIiN, andl1EAN,I, ALLEN &
EDWARDS. Abbevic c. H., :. G..
April % 1859 "
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A Complete Stock Of Everything
in Store.

pr. PEtTF VIII" has f,r a lnu.. limo Lrcn
CONNECTED with the Dru" Interest in Xr,,I,r,
ami wh"'c experience and satisfactory Cuisines.
c"h'''':;'nS rnii,lr Him 10 the couiil,uc,. ,r
l'"r'lit>cre, has iua; returned from tho. North
'rh Cities, where hc ho,l.!ht the entire Stock
"l"h The nl"<i reasonable terms the whole oi
"hir:i X warranted Fresh AMI Genuine.
Competent and Experienced ,pothccarv
mas "cch secured IN the Prescription department,
a''i guaranty Is given that Patrons can have
Their prescriptions filed in Ike most uncycrn-
Ii"nall" style.
Planters, Physicians, and Merchants will find
!" 'h"ir interests I" call upon W. +. PRATT
y NA\''E, at The sign of the Golden Mor,ur
corner Of Main and Caldwell Streets, Ncwbcrrv'
:. c. -
WILLIAM +. PRATT,
WILLIAM f. NANCE.
Aarcl, -, 1859 Is I'm,
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DZS7RICy

1BBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of Common Pleas and GenI Sessions
N. X. Butler
-, VS.; r. Attachment. @
VIM. b. Lloyd, } MCGOWAN, PIrff's Attorney
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the nine
w teenth day of November, eighteen hun.
dred and ffty.eight, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who dt is said,) is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has mel
ther wife nor attorney known within the same
upon WHOM copy Of said declaration might be
served: Its therefore ordered, that. the said De-
fendant do appear and plead to the said declar,
ation, on or before the twentieth day of Novern.
beL eighteen hundred and fifty.aino, otherwise
final and a,'solate judgment will then ,be given
and awarded against HIM. Y o
c,..,.,. = MATHEW NAT! He, - MCDONALD. ee.r.
Clerks Ofhce, Nov. 20, 1858. 32-I2m
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The Mayor of a certain town out West
proposes to kill half the dogs of his town,
and tan their hides with the bark of the
other half. .t... .- 49, -.
Empty headed people are generally hap
py, cork always floats. " 50
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To Planters.
sNoTICE-

IN
Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest"
TNHE Excel Line having been thoroughly or
l. ganized on the Goth April, p. L. Wade
appointed President, Il. II. johnson, Secretary
t. Johnston, Agent at Savannah and H. F. Rus
sell, Agent at Augusta; the Steamer Excel will
in future run in connection with New York phil
de'phia, and Baltimore Steamships at Savannah
and Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, leaving Sn.
vannah on Saturday Evening, and Augusta on
Wednesday Morning. All Goods for Northern
and European markets and the Interior should
be addressed to- care of Agents Excel Line at
Savannah and Augusta Forwarding Of con conrss as
free. " 'o"' no
With men so perfectly acquainted with the
70 warding and shipping business, It is needless
to assure II the public that p,omptness will char
ac'ei'1s nh operations I6Iy OF this Company.
H. +. RUSSELL, Ae't Augusta
May a, 1859 .m
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a wag says that in iourneying lately
he WAS put into an omnibus with q doz.
Ell persons, of whom lie did not know q
single one. Turning corner shortly
after, however, the omnibus was upset
" And thcn,' said hc, ,"I found them all
out"
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y few days since !. barber offered re.
ward Of $40 for the best receipt for Sin
s;an'!y removing supcrtuos hair" Among
answers WAS one forwarded by Il gentleman
who speaks from experience. We give it
-"Undertake to kiss II spuniy woman
against her will"
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An absent wife is here called upon to re.
turn I" bed and board: "Jane, your alb.
sc'icc will ruin a! Think of YOUR bu;-
hahd-your parcnt-your children. Re-
i''rn-al may be wcIl--harpy. At any
rate enclose tic key Of the cupboard where
the Gin is.'
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One OF the policemen, yesterday, arres-
ted clock for striking the hour-the hour
lived only Sirty minutes after the blow.
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We don't know exactly what "thc height
OF ambition" is, but VIC havo seen man,
fussy little specimens of it not much more
than five feet high.
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a man made his last will and testamcn,
in words few but significant: "Il,ayc moth
ing owe nothing, and give the rest to
The poor"
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Why is fool in a high station like man
in balloon? I;ccauso everybody appears
little to him, and lie appears little TO every
body.
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'HNlANkFUL for the liberal patronage they
~ have received heretofore, offer for sale nj
the lowest market prices for cash or OH time to
prompt paying customers
l.5 Bales Extra Heavy Gunny Baggng,
300 Rolls Heavy Patched Bagging,
100 Pieces Dundee Tagging,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rome.
IS Llhds New Crop Molasses,
80 Bbls n. o. aud Sugar House Syrup,
1875 Crushed "A. B. g. C. Sugars
$50 Whole and Half Boxes Candles.
100 Boxes TRANSFORMATIONS Brands.
$4,000 Cigars,
1000 Sacks Salt, in Twilled Sacks.
l30 Whole, llalf and qr. Bills Mackercl,
5o,o0o Lbs tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
20O 5bls. Fresl, Thomaston Lime,
25O " Liquors and Wines,
5000 Lbs. llemIock Sole Leather,
20 Bales Heavy Osnaburgs,
200 Kegs Nails Assorted Sizes.
March 81, 1859, 81 lv
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Oak timber loses about one fifth of IFS
weight in seasoning, and about one
third Of its weight in becoming perfectly
lry
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Did any one ever see the umbrella again
which he had lent for just "five minutes 2
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~ we are authorized TO amnouncc S A.
,L'r:> L."i'''r:> us IL Candidate fur Tax Collector, at
'hc ensuing election.
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csS The friends of JOHN a. HUNTER re.
srectiuly announce him candidate for the Office
oi Ordinary, at the next election.
October 81, 1858.
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Next to the wonder how the milk rot in.
10 the c"c"anut, CAME thc NAVEL how
chickens could get into eggs. This has
been succeeded 10y aInestion submitted hv
one OF the Durlrcary family, who asks the
reasons why white ashes should come from
coal when the GOALS are SO dcuccL black ?
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~ The numerous friends or w r, M,
i1NGSWOlsrII respectfully announce m linn Mn'. ~. >.
candidate ior Tax Collector at the cns,,in, ,.icc.
ton. ensuing eicc'
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respectfully anrnuncc him n Cnn,];,I,,. c,r ,i' =.
v":e ,' o' lax Collector Of Abbcvillc District at
| the ncXt election ''''''' "'
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For Tax Collector.

ihc friends oflIENRY S. CASON announce
,,',' III u, IL candidate Cor the Office of Tax Collector,
III The neXt election
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~! The friends Of JAMES a. McCOHl, -c,
specially announce him II Candidate for r,.
COLLECTOR, at The next Election, for ALb,yille.
District. VINO
July so, 1857 IL ri
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THE NEWSPAPER.

newspaper mo knowledge SO Necessary to
be acquired us tl". which may hc CLEANED
from its columns. Ii Is lot only the We
l'iclr Of the cheapest but the most innocent
and least cl"ying source Of pleasure and
happiness. a newspaper in Il family, is
sure every week To- be the means of intc
resting, Informing or pleasing almost every
member of the family, especially where
they ii'c III the country, and see and hear
tut little that is new. In the course nr Il
year, II well conducted paper CONVEYS inIor
nation on almost every subject, or at least
'Ncit"' curiosity and inquiry OH I'LL Subjects
lo know what is ncalcsl To- us i'm Time anil
space, Is most necessary, most pleasing and
most instructive and this kind of kuowl-
edge can only hc obtainr.l from nrwsparcrs.
W c would venture to affirm that there ncv.
rr was, and never will be, in country situ;,-
ton, an ignorant family who take !, ncws
paper, rs il Is impossible that Il family
should not hcco,nc in time well informed
provided they live sufficiently secluded to
he thrown upon the l'aI'cr II, source Of
amusement. The Aulic>t child who hate, =
book VIII, IN rainy weather, steal uI, to Il
newspaper, read i iuarria"c notice ana I'M
advertisement or two, and put il down.
l!l" n"M time probably he will become"
h"li"r am'l .."t through ~ hor:i5l: murder"
Soon he viii read short tales of fiction:
thvn Just tct"r" election time, he begins t.
peep into politics, anl even to rerI poIi;i-
cal Sl"'"c'r;s. Last @! ali lac attacks furei.rn
'rws. i'y this time Iii, curiosity on most
subjects Is excited and overcome his aver
sion and lear Of bucks and he is lurc,l ON
I" !"""'nr Il reading aud well iniormc.
man. 1t is s'r.n@c that amy family, as Il.
ric;'>uro Of cc"nr,ny, should he without =,
wspaprr. Children sce the world ci.c:,,r
~ at h"'n", III Il newspaper, without the
'iar""r "I bad association or the expense
"s travcl.--Irint'rs' Nrms Lcit,y.
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am, that You carnot make Il purse out Of a
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U''" L"Hu ut /;;uq..-Tn New
\o'k, lately, a lady on a!iyliins from an
omnibus, ma'lc the unpleasant discovery
that Ecr purse WAS missing; but :, second
sv;ucl resulted IN lrin..;rr n E,.,. y;
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c A N D I D A T ES.
For Ordinary.

u? Tho friends cr COL. JOHN G.. BASkIN
ai'n""hcc h'm as Candidate for Ordinary at the
ensuing election.
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80 The numerous friends of WESLEY A
'''i n, ~, r;*'l, respectfully anmo"ncc him can,
''''''e '"r N Collector. at the clislin,, cI,c,;n
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u The friends of &. NJ. MATrISON. "a
SiIr''n''y nnn'nnce him II candidate for Ta.e
Collector, at the ensuing election.