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S. S. Prcntiss.-When this gentleman
was in his glory, in the State of Mississippi,
during season of high political excite
ment, there was convention at fernando.
Prentiss was there, and set everything
ablaze with his burning eloquence and in
imitable wit. AS was usual, hundreds Of
ladies crowded the ground to hear him,
and when he had concluded the welkin
rang with shouts Of applause. Now there
was present One Didymus Brief, Esq, an
opponent, who, like the gnat in the fable,
= rsr suffered to pass unimproved an op.
portdnity to infict Ills bite on the ox's legs.
lie arose to reply to somo of Mr.. Prcntiss's
arguments. When Didymus han gone
through his 'piece," and had given it tlio
last finishing touch Of gesticulation, pecu.
liatIy his own, lie sat down apparently ex.
hausled. Prentiss, meanwhile, sat looking
on, with a peculiar twinkle id his eye, EN-
joyiug the thing hugely. At the concIu.
sion he slowly arose, advanced to the front
of the stand, intending, no doubt to drop
an admonitory hint to such thick headed
zealots, when at that moment aneighbor. a
ing jsckass, quartered hard by, "opened
his mouth and spoke" long aud loud. Mr..
Prentiss turned lis eyes in the direction of
bis new assaiIsnt, and fairly gaspsd with
astonishu'ent, without uttering word fot
moment, and then ere the reverberstinp
tones Of the ass had died away, lie turned
to the Audience; and throwing up Lis hxnd
deprecatingly to his first opponent, ct.
claimed, "Ah |! ladies aud gentlemen, an
other competitotl can't stand it |! and
sat down amidst the deafeuing shouts of
the multitude. Didymus Brief Esq, be.
came thoroughly Disguised with The" ."yul.
gar Wing nee.ing," and withdrew.
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DEATH LI0Hrs

On Sunday morning. May 2e.h, In New
York, ayouny married woman, who had
been nursing her restless babe through tho
night, rose at three o'clock in the morning
for light. While filing the lamp the
burning fluid took fre-covered her dress
in short. after lingering in asony twelve
hours, she died
Camphenc! Camphene! There is no
paper which does not contain accounts lika
the above no mail in which we do not
read OF them yes, and there is no family
in which camphene is used in which. IN thu
long run, sooner or later, the disaster does
not come. We can recall an instance in
which we were t:iumphantly told "We,l,
we've used burning ,iuid these seven venrs
and no accident yet" The only answer
for such remark is, "tlen You are nH the
nearer to one" For the fact is, wherever
there is chance Of calamity allowed to re-
main, dependent upon the simple safeguard
.! piccaution, it is sure to como at some
time. Tie lady who WAS murdered in New
York ty the diaboiicai, two penny saving
invention, was, we doubt not, very careful
indeed. But when one has, been bewildet-
ed and wearied until tl,reo o'clock in tte
morning by " crying babe or an invalid,
and then attempts, While "lipsy with sleep''
to fill fluid lamp, nothing is moro likely
than that mistakes may occur.
And there is something SO terribly life.
Ike, so Economically mysterious in the &c
ton, not only Of ghnpowder and lire, but
OF these fluids. Who has not been awea
at seeing flames run, apparently like ser
penis endowed viii, intelligence, over sur
faces which gave them NO nutrirnent, for
the purpose of destroying distant objects
Who has not trembFcd to see gunpowder
apparently explode of itself, As if MAD to
fulfil it missionsa So it is with all these
destructive materials. 1t is poor ccono.
my to light up house with death fires and
corpse candles. Think Of this, as YOU car.
~ camphene light aroud with you III
lonely places at midnight !-Paiadelmtia
Bulletin.
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y remarkable instance Of affection be-
tween animals Of opposite nature, was
shown few days since over the riter.-
Mr.J. 1Iasling, over there; had two fine
horses, anda sheep, nolhetly old eve,
who had long grazed together; the sheep
showing always particular prsfefehce for
one Of tile horses. The other day The sleep
followed her equine friend On an errand
down the coast, seven miles and back. On
the follo~ingmotning, Mr.. itasling found
both his horses lying sick, aid the sheep
watching sadly over the otie she had adop.
ted. Both horses died and wien they
were dragged away fot skihAing and intef
ment, the sheep followed bet dead friend
with as Hitch solemnity as If she had been
humah mother followibga child to tho
grave. The horses had been poisoned BY
some malicious william. Our informant
who is nah Of setacity, assuaes It's, ~
the most singular circumstance of al, III
this drama among beasts, that sihcs ths
death of the horses, the poot old sheep has
lost all het wool!
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Two centuries ago not one in hun.
dred wore stockings. Fifty years ago not
one boy in thousand was allowed to run
at large at night. Fifty years ago mol one
girl in thousand made waiting maid of
her mother. Wonderful improvements in
this wonderful world.
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dm Americaa Engineer IN the AUSTRIAN Seyrice.
1t Is we'll known that Austria has of late Years
hecn strengthening her Notifications in her
Italian possessions and in doing This has shown
proper appreciation of native talent. One of
the nn'st important Of her Italian fortifications
has been constructed under TIE superintendence
Of an American, Mr.. Hamilton Z. Towle, who
graduated at tho Lawrence Scientific School,
connected with the Harvard University, and
was subsequently employed on the government
works at E"usr.s Point. Some three years ago
ne went with hIs young and accomplished wife
IN graduate Of the Cambridge liiyh SchooD 20
AnslIia, for the purpose of erecting extensive
fortihcntions at Pola, on the Adraiic, abou,
ninety miles south of Trieste. The works were
nearly completed at the last accounts from Mr..
Towle, and he hoped soon to te able to return
10 his native country, though he expressed some
fears that the French would blockade PoIa and
thus his return be prevented.-Boston journal,
May3O.
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A Dublin paper contains the following
paragraph :-"Yesterday, Mr. Kenny re
turned to town, fell down and broke his
neck, but fortunately receive no further
injury J!
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4 Bishop on The Carriage I1Juse.--The
Catholic Sentinel contains letter from
Bishop Timon Of Buffalo, in relation to
rule recently promulgated by him respect
ing the number of carriages to be al
lowed in attendance Upon faaerals among
Catholics in the diocese over which he pro-
sides. Tic says:
The abuses OF funerals, Ditch making
them Become d pastir,'e, pleasant drive
the frequent Dissertation of sacred Hte
and duty; the unchristian scenes, at tirnes.
occurring even in the graveyard; the OUT
ragged feelings Of real noathets; the wild.
o"s and the orphans, Who next day, had ND
food but what charity applied, yet seldom
the charity OF the friends who, the day bs.
fore, SO freely spent their money to hire
twenty Or thirty carriages for the almost
froI1c Of funeral; the tyranny Of %otse
than pagan chstoiia, forcing the poor man,
on pain of beirg called mean. to give his
last dollar for carriage. nhd leave lis fam
lily next day without bread, the unhonoted
grave of the dead, unmarked for months
or years eveh by cross, after all shis
friendly display, the tamhit in the gtavs.
yard; the riotohs conduct, which from time
to time, deeply gfieved the pious and fe.
spectabIe, desecreted the cemetery; de.
prived it Of It's prestige Rot good, ahd uftet:
took away the wish of again revisiting it;
all this, and more, occasionally scandalizing
the faithful, and exciting the SCOTS and rid.
icule of others, have long called for sh ef-
fectual remedy"
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No life can be we'll ended that has not
been we'll spent; and what life has been
well spent that has had no purpose, that
has accomplished no object, llrat has reali-
zed no bope2
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You exhibit great deal Of vanity, mad
am, in always telling what others think of
YOU" "lt would certainly be no vanity ia
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A great many petsohs undertake to
build fortunes as Pat tried to build his
chimney--tbsy begih at the top and build
down.
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Constitutional Convention Election in Kansat
LEAvsNwoRrH. X. T.. June e.-An exciting cleo.
tion took place to-day for members Of thS con.
stitutionai convention. Past issues were ,gno-
red and both parties stood on a free state basis
Some days must clapse before the result in the
territory Gun be known. p
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Rmpluynient, which Gslsh calls natures
physicish,' is.so essential 70 human bsppi-
ness, that iuddlsAse, l. justly considezsd -
the thotlfet of tfiissYv.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-16

NatHrg has sometimes made . kocl,
but coxaohb is always of man't owl
making.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-16

Tho sunshipe of1ife is made up of very
ew beams that are bright all the time.
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Wendell Phillips on the mode of Ma
king Hunkers.-Wendell Phillips, in re
cent address, described the mode of making
a bunker in politics. He linkened it to an
operation he had once witnessed in an
acquarium. The confirmed bunker is at
first tender and susceptible to light, like
the jelly fish, sporting on tie surface of the
water. and enjoying the liquid beams of
the sun. The fish floats about till it nd
heres to something, rock, or vessels
side, and then it begins to discharge its
members, leg, an eye, and finally it's head.
The last stage Of the metamorphosis which
the fish undergoes, is its hardening into a
barnacle. In that form it clings through
life to the substance to whit h it has attach
ed itself. The hunkerizsd individual in q
similar manner, never lets 60 his hold. Of
the copper bottom Of tho ship of State.
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I"dia R"bbcr-Hs .Nlnutaciure-Inlia Rub
hrr in The con,lit,on in Which it is when frs,
imported has much irrcgularty Of texture
ana is also contaminated with much dirt and re-
luse 10 srpcrate these the India rubber is
flrst cut into very small fragments and then
stepped IN warm water. by which The dirt is pre-.
c'l'l"'cd. The fragments are dried and thrown
mt" u kind Of kncatiing machine where immense
pressure Is employed to bring them to one HON.
"g"neons mass. There is i'll this kncading pro.
Cess evidence afforded of Il very remarkable dif
ference between gu,ta purcha and India rubber:
the lormer requires to he heated 10 soft state
before being placed in the kneadng ill, but the
india rubber, though put in cold, becomes St.
not by the agitation that it cunnol be safely
touched by the hand-it being necessary to
supply the machine with cold water which is
made nearly to boil with caloric driven out of
the elastic mass. So thoroughly is the mas press
cd rolled, picked, cut and kneaded by this op,
ration, that all dirt, mir water and steam are ex
PEELED and l; presents tho appearance Of dark
color"d uniform and smooth mass. 1t is tben
put IN c;'s'iron monlds of great strength. and
brought ny hydraulic or screw pressure to the
k'rm Of blocks, slabs or cylinders, according to
the purpose TO which it is to be applied.
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Observed duties maintain our credit; tvt
secret duties maints;n cT17S: :.
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Prosperity is a stronger trial than alyer
ity.
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THE FARMERS rIREsIpE.

How happy was the cvcntidc,
In the good old days past and gore,
AS round the farmers ircsi,lc,
We gathered when the day was done
The fire light tiickcrinS the wall,
Sweet voices sounded in the hall.
The songs and mirth and tales went round
And many n shout of laughter clear,
Rang out with joyous pcaling sound;
Which loving hearts grew warm to hcnr;
Gay shadows danced upon the wall,
Like city belle at the city ball
The ruddy blaze of the great pine fire,
Glanced on the good damc, happy and mild
FURNISHED the locks Of the gray haired sire,
Painted the checks Of the frollicking child,
Frightened with lustrc thcl long broad hall;
Cast many shadows on the wall.
And when the merry Christmas came,
Stockings were hung on the Christmas tree
And the simple gift, and the good old game
Made the old feel young, nntl the young full
Of glrc
The shadows fingered long on the wall,
And light feet fingered long in the hall
Many ChriSmascs came and went;
The old folks STOOL OH the brink of the grave
Their forms were wthrrcl and feeble and bent.
And the youth grew up to manhood, brave;
Then the shadows trcmblc'l on the WALL
Like leaves Of AUTUMN, ere they fall.
Those days are gone, time swiftly fled,
And green mounds where the willows weep
Among the nations Of The dead,
Show where those old folks calmly sleep
Then silence rciGncd within the hall,
And darkness Shaduwcd all the wall,
Jh" little ones that sportcd there,
Scattered DER earth far and wide.
Assaulted by worldly grief and care,
Weep as they think of the old Grcslc
In dreams they sport again in the hall,
And dance tp the shadows On the wall.
Land SPcc"lnfi"ms ut tic Tra-A native of
Massachusetts thirteen years ago sold lot in 81,
Louis, Mo-, for 81 .joU. To ,,iay, 1t havinp In.
com" business centre it cannot he bought for
Si"o,o'O Another gentleman went To Kansas
in 1881, taking with him 81 900 Tie properlv
he mas acquired there from this nucleus is now
worth S2"O,OnG. Property in Leav,uwor,I,
which sold in 1854 for S:}U0 or SlyO is now
worth Sl5,0l" The same is tho case in ST.
Joseph Kansas City. Lawrence, and few other
prominent, points Men in those places have be.
c''ne wealthy, not from any superior sagacitv,
, but having invested little m"icy in the curly
history "i the Territory. In le5G, an Ohio gen
t'rInrn l'ti SlUo per for "a tract Of land uI-
joining i.ravcnworth. and within six months ,,ot
an advanc" "r 81 loo per acre But change
has take" place. In 1857 paper cities sprung np
IN great abundance. SnarcS in them sold READILY
from S:'!O To $ ,A00. in one of them lot % X
~ Sold then f"r 81 900. They would not any
of Them now bring 40 per loi. 4 rrcnt don,
Of Eastern capitol was sunk in these c,Lryo
cities.
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n ~ X
Quick Cures

Uaul the introduction ofthe X. I. Il. rcmsji,.
ia 1879, ~, ,emsd 3 ever chincd The marvellous
rsvsr To- relieve pair ia.t,n,ly. cr c,ra In promise
, eafr ct ap, disease ,n s,vsn time. Roadway.
Rs,t, Rebel ju,,ag che month II Jolly cured NJ.
J,rus. Ralsrt., Jire-.,rc,, Ny, It Chroaie
ghramlii.m in n hour. itrrl,s,cd hin Of pain
,a 10 minutes. VI. S,hensrhora Of nrooAlya, a
c,,rpi-. va. snabl,J 10 walk without NJ. cruirh-.
,a rs m.aatr. nhsr The cork vas dnpp from The
tauls. col J,'r. ,COik Nalhs,. "a, a suffer
90 o., mas, u,rnths. ,,s - relieved that 40 paia
v..r,ma,,j irom lrih ~, o., che time the .crosd
~ Rad to,n rull.l .om- ten minutes, walked
ha,ss. A. oli gentleman byius on the Coi,ae.'.
rirbJ,oa. wa. currl ola .i,a kicr en- ; minuirs.
Th-r.nrIs ~ ,,ralsry and j,,uhea verc cpryd
,a Us .I ~ mirli,. az thr hrth,.t. There !. ra
r,,r..iy foe h1gru'g ia pain. rhe u. 4. u.
r,a.-Jie. are jr.i,1eI o. rrvalaiioaife ihe whalc
mcIlo,lvetr. People jsr,ni o. D. Instantly IT,.
..r,r,i i.,m p,.a, nni ,i ph,s'rans expect to o.
.,-rrs..al. thr, au.t ,,,minr ,ain ih- u. r. 4.
Jh5aD-j, ,hs,r bu'pr,. guiol-it o. Ju.t as easy
o. core ,.ar r,trnts ap.lIya, ,i o. TO patch ,hrn
up anI coax thsu, b,sI Co hr,hh. cor q. r. r.
Isrrl.-. were o., dr,t r,mslis. that claimed %
.tr1 th- ~lufr ,i, IN aa ,a,aat. aui cure che
u.-f ,lrirat ,,mpi,lai .h "a iru h,l0. oa'oe W.
~, rr.t,a o.. S,rI o., prgsi.,. cysryshsrc.
o.. D. RATES Z co, As,at.. rati., ". 4.
RUST. n. ~. ~ssih rsfis.
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THE OXFORD DEMO oRAT
A Card.

ca the evening OF the ii,h inst, or friend' In
osIard greeted .. With their sixth annual Welt,
~hich. a. We ace not nov, A. for'nsrly. 'er'iag
thrn 10 the Gospel WORK, was verY unsNPec'ei,
b., nos. the les refreshing anJ acceptable to o.
Ahhopsh the weather ~a' unPpPtioas, large
coinTsny assembled. il which mo-, Of the hm'l'e'
In oor pleasaut little village wsrv represented asi
IL rrovcl highly iutcTrs,iug o"ca''oa 10 hn,h ~.
cip irnts anl donors. oar i5isads not only dil all
they ooud ~hile rrs.sa, 10 reader Vt yery pleas.
aat. .oc,al occasion. bat lsit tyh,ni them many
Testimonial. Of 6tsrsliiy and fr,cnliy rc.ard-ior
M Il vh,ch We icnj-t TO them our mo.t grateful
ashnos l,igpsat.,-puying that ~h,lc ihsy thu
CORDIALLY uni'e IN scattering bls.ius. IN the path.
~, % Chr,.t'. miai.,srins servants. large eoln'
ma1irairaas 1t Ugh, and love and blessing, may
6ll uchi, ppm then; bcs.,ng. which 30, uay
take h1ll ct th,. Lie. hit IT ,hs lhs everlasting.
GUO. 4. TEwGsBUUN,
=. A. TEWkSBURl.
ONToEp. jsn. i5ih. 1850.
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Paris Hill Academy.
Noilcr of Foreclosure.

NlvHEREAS. SAMUEL NJ ARNOLD. oi
w Rumifi. IN the County Of ONlurl AMI State
II Maine, Isomaa. ly hs deed II ,anrt gage hr'r-
ing jst. Dscc.ul-r IL. {. u. lsi7. cony'>ed Z"
kulas Nirgia of RamG,ri. Cou'i'S ADD state a.
a.ofrsiid. Ncumln, certain tact of paFrel ~
Real Estate s,iu,ird ~ aid lumlnrd AMI descii,-
"a a. SLOWS, 90 Mt. "l.,iag on The north site
Il Andrasclggin River. ani hriug lot num'rfri
tssnt, .thr,e in the second dyisinn 81 ln's' c'n
ihiuirg on~ hundred actrs nore or lcss, AMI y
lounirI ~ l. rycoUlyd IN the pruplcio'' b''A oi
said Rumiuf. ftiefeacc tn reio a. u had and lnr-
ther p,ftrulrs on Jo.sfh lla's deed To M "l The
sane lisd. Il l-ing drsssl IN me b, him the s9'h
d,, 81 August 4. u. 1873. ani recorded "a oS'
f,rd Rccotis. Dec'r 18Th. 1913, un isiok to,pages
S5l ADD 35l. The same b-ing ioS security I"r
ccrtaia sums ct muns, ~ ~ appear by relsfen'e
o. The sane. shch mortgage h's hecn dal, a..
signsd 10 Sil,snus Ak,a. of Rua'lurd ~ s''d
Cuuai,. .,id ,gamcnt lsiag ,c'otic,l ~ oNi"fd
Rr.istn. bp,k rs. page. jl5 aad JOo.
Nov, thcrciofr. !, the said SilSanus AiNl"''
hrtcb, give iiabc nntice of 81, cl',m 10 SAIL par
csl ui l.sl l,.iate hy s,tnc ct .sii m'rigage 'ni
ihe as,gnmrul ihcfrol. aBi che condit'on. 81 s,'d
nofigarc have lera ani .iill r,inain h'okrn' hy
rolssn whereof I claim u iorJclasme OF ss'd mort
-s.t aud give thi. vuhhc notice thereof, 10y virtue
oi statute On .aeh ease made aui pfu,idr'.
SILNANUS ATKINS.
lamar, Is, lsIq. 81
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Flour! Flour!

UAvE JUST RECEIVED, from my Agent
80 M,rhig,a 100 Barrel. DOube ENIrn
Tl1Ur, made frum n-w Waite Wheat. Having
.oI Five lIualrrl Barrels of lour the past year,
mad. froru tn sane kini 81 wheat AID at the
zane u,iIs. without one poor barrel, ieei coat.
drncr In recommending Il o. the public, and Will
warrant u 70 give perfect sati'iact'oa TO everyone
10 WaRt of Floar.
Super6ne. ENfa aad Double Extra Flour will
h. krpt al al times, at Wholesale Priees, ior
those wi.hiag - biy To eel again.
WhIlc fcrl grateful u nv customers Tor past
f,vor. hop, by strict sltenti1a 10 my business,
10 merit NV share OF public patronage.
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ACrd

NJ. anl Me-. Sm1n stevens tenisr thsir SIN
eer 'h1aks 90 thsif neshh1r.. ~ho 90 kindly oien-
si ths'I dlors 3D. r'csive aai pratrc them and their
Guiy since ths fessnt BE-. 81 their hause By 6tei
phrt.cl.a.y &C. ihsiI sympathy ani Nod atienlioa
paid CD Me-. Siryen., vha.e health = very poor.
Tasy euni also expires their gratitude % az their
tr,sods wh1 have 90 gra-fou.ly oaair,butel &c
Their Iuture .u.trlan,c. ahd toward. buiiiag Gr
thsan aaother house; thus rrompi.y aciiag b. ac-
oosiauce o. lhis iajancii,a Of ouf SAVIOR. Thew
fore, an thiags what.os'er - voud that lssn
shoud Do o. va. Do ys even - 10 thsm."
NoENaT, Jan. n. Is5a
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Au-,I Avail nLNcK, Cl,rL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wrItl

lANhIhA'l w ~ N''lf y "hl'.l
Frf.f.saf. vhnryt1 thr plti1iiH dria,nds pns-
,rs.,pi uf tsp certain parcels ul Land s.uf'trl 90
NrNiUu &c thr C1urf, 81 OJri ani State II
Nsinr. op- piece containing bG-rp arfc., l-ins
mart n OF uuui-r.i thirteen DO thr hlih rasr n
ni., in aid t1wn 81 MrNico. lsiBg thc sane c'a-
yr,,.I q, .aiI ilsffl1h l.. Ai.i,n b, the aid
Chsti-. ~. Au,i,a o., his m'ugng' deed dated
Sent. 81. isi5. N,.1 oar Other pircr, lr,ng the
..iathsr, h,'fui De numbered thirteen in the 6lih
,ap.r IT Iut. i1 ,,iI ,lou u Mexico, containing
hf, acre. m'ic ur losf.
n,,r Il wit. 100, !, lsiS, r,turnabh to the
Ar.ud rrrn, lsiS.
E,ri,u 4 Miutrr. riiis'iH'. Au'y.
tu.s cog, otthc order II saufi, ~, th an abstract
90 rhiuiin's vttt
Aus.,. SIDNEY rCRIIiM, Geek.
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Alupr1rut SoCnTr. the attention
of our readers in ihi. vicinity Is called O.
tt, notice in another column, OF The meet
~. 90 De- held at SOUTH Pari'. 70 day, lFri-
dav1 The matters 10 come before ihi'
meeting aso important, and cysry friend OF
the Society. who has any desire ior It, sue.
CO.. should endeavor % be present.
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Join PORTER.
rrurr.etof Il EIpl'' Hotel.
EAsr ltvEEFopt. CutuNHttNA Co., %.
Tshru1r, l., l~5s.

rorristur Il Erl'' Hotel.
EasrLtvtEFoot. CotuuHt,Na Co., o.
Tshu1y -, ls's.
Gsat'rms1s-i i,,i it du'y thlt I owe TO the
paII.s. Co isi,rm them Of q .usss,.fd experiment
chat b,sl, made ~ith ,oar Paia k,usr. By APP.
ri,ir- itia away &c ~h,rh bad never heard II
recommended. haIa veg valuable horse that
va. ,,alsuil, attacked with collie and appeared 60
o.. 90 -rs,, a.,uy. I u,|s u.- OF every rrfrsdy
Ib.f ever h-lr. 81, poe alto u1pl.po'e. ! gave
bon u, Or, ,,s. aal ,l hr, De- 500 ,1 iirsonr. chat
b. D., a-I ,au'i ao, rai., rr his bead. o. ho'i b.
rp vts1 UfsI. Niheu.hi .,ru-1 ne ih't ~ouli
~, hiu Doe, u PAIN KILLER. lp1ar,l alr or
Eve sI-,au,'il boz riatsf MIL aai gave ,tt' him,
sai Boz rvsut, u,rufs. OF. much usfe. aai DO hali
aa booze b. -. oH h,. f-t, aai in aaa,Arr BALI
h5ur so. rsri,si, rs,torc, anl rli iai hs harur's
Rt.YsgflI, y1urs. :. JACkNAN.
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Ilat.s.. Soc cole, with uia be- ~sfu u'l..-r.
an. ,.afrr. EFT, e. riHt ai yIthrf O. e. small tsruN
e.ni bad, oir.n kd.rf. liths horse has laits.
90 Of. bet ta give che unl'ss,s.
~ hsrr fr.lH.st tt,g uur uh1 shall Do su en-
frur,ir 80 tu haze hYf.r siih collie. o. tcst o7r
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aat often il1fr ihrB one Go cute.
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Ton. COred Applcsi 2 tons Batter; 100 BASKETS
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