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E"f'"g O'rt.-1Iumboidt, man whose
word justly carries with it European au
thorty, confirms the stctemcnt Of Gum;lla
tla: the Ottomacs of South Amor;c, d.'
rihS thc periods of the floods, subsist
entirely Oh fat aud fcrauginous kind
OF clay, of which each man eats da;lv q
pound or more. Spix and Ma,tius declare
that the Indians of the Amazon eat kind
oi loam even when other food is abundant.
Mo'lra says the Pcruvans frequently eat a
understanding clay; and Ehrcnbere has
anaIyzed the edible clay sold in the markets
OF bolivia, which he finds to be a mixture
OF ta'c and mica. The inhabitants of Gui
ana 'ningIe clay with their bread: and tho
negroes of Jamaica nre said to cat earth
when other food is deficient. According TO
Labllardicre, the Inhabitants of New Cal
edon'a appease their hunger with a white
sr'ablc earth, said by Vanquclin to bo com
posed OF magncsia, silica, oxide oc iron. and
chalk. 10 conclude the list, we must add
Siam, Siberia, and Kamsclatka. rs conn
tries OF clay eaters. This is rather a star
ger'ng accumulation Of assertions viii cL
we cannot dismiss altogether, even if wc
suppose large allowance of sccpticism Jus
Unable. Granting the fact that certain
kinds Of earth are really nutricious (apd i.
Is difficult to escape such conclusion,) we
are completely at a loss for an adcnuato ex
panat'on of it. Little light is thrown on
it by the assumption, probable enough.
that the earth must contain organic matter.
because in pound of such earth there
could scarcely he contained suflicion, organ
ic matter to supply tho demands of an
adult. Nor will it get rid of this difficulty
to say that the earth only appeases hunger
without nourishing the system, becaase in
the first place, Humboldl's testimony is.
that the Ottomacs subsist on the CLAW nj ne
RODS when other food is deficient; and in
the second place, although the local sensa
ton OF hunger may be appcased by intro
ducing substances into the stomach. tho
more irnperious systemic sensation of hun
ger is not thus to be appeased. We must.
therefore, be content at present with accent
ing the fact, which tho science of future
days may possibly explain.-Bluckwood.
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u II. j. B. M A HISI'S
GEL RATED
q A L II O L | G. 0 N.
FOR TIL RELIEF AND CUHEOF
SUFFERING FEMALES.

lie "Womans Advocntc," of Philadelphia
..,, ,n lAilss Annie T.. Mcdowell cditur.) says:
i'''S Is The most valuable medicine for the dis
eHScS peculiar I" women that We know of.
'r' .,n"" o' ours who for many years has been Il
H"n''er' noticed the advertisement in the Advo.
cave, ana NJ once procured IL bottle She found
''"''' ANA can most heartily recommend it to all
WI" are suffering in II like manner W. have
:''" ~ many times that it WAS Il true remedy but
'!S ~! Is The lr>t case in which we have seen its
S,ec's' Our friend will be very glad te give Dr.
"''h'S' :. certificate Of its value to her il lie de-
a'nPh'r'S containin. much useful information
a;.'' .'"@ VI" nature aud symptoms of the above
diseases together with testimonials from ladies
y, '''" highest responsibility, as certified by the
s'''s'nr,ory authority, To all which, the ut
.n!., o' ladies aud practitioners is respectfully
'"i ~ ,''' can De had gratis at the store Of
nr. +. &. PArK>, Druggist, Greenwood s. c..
"nAE ts Mel. i.NrGiiLiN, Abb.vil,cC. II.
the State. '' ''"eS's's j"
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Il Htch .n"n's Opinion Of JItulA.-M.
Salamanca, a rich banker Of Madrid, gen
tIc'nan Of taste, education, and libcrali,y,
once III each week admits his friends To- his
house and table. 10 this weekly courtesy
says the London Spectator, twelve journal
isis recently responded by inviting their
host to one Of the modest restaurants of the
Spanish capital. The invitation was acccp.
ted and the dinner took place, the COS, of
the feast being eight reals, or Is Gl a head.
Instead OF the basket Of flowers usually
placed on the table, stood IL pyramid OF
books, surrounded hy the busts of CaLlc-
ron, Lope de Vega Ccrvantcs and Yclas-
1ncs. The dinner wac more than modest .
and the only apology VIC have for mcn,iyn-
ing it all, must be found in the moral Of
W. oa'alnanea's speech: Gentlemen"
said he about twenty-five years from this
time Tie old and threadJare cassock Of Sal.
ah'anca then student i'll the University Of
Grenada, might be among the Oldest and
most worn out cassocks Of his conra,l,.s.-
When my education was completcd I nro.
cee'lcd to Malaga, and made myself q Jour
nai'st. Then the love of gold took posses
sion Of my soul, and it was at Madrid that
found the object of my alteration, but not
without the loss of MY juvenile Illusion
Believe me, gentlemen, the man who can
s 'siy all his wishes has no more enjoy
ment. Keep tile way you have entered OH,
advise yon. lsotschilds' celebrity will cease
on the day ofhis death. Immortality can be
earred, but not bought Here are before
you the bnsts Of men who have cIorious]v
cultivated liberal arts; their bus,s have
met with throughout tho whole of Europe
out nowhere have found a statute crcc,.d
10 The memory o: Il man who devoted b;e
HE TO making money. TO day | speak to
you with my feelings Of twenty-five wears
tor III your company have forgotten I am
" banker, and only thought of my you'll.
and days Of good humor."
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Bricklayer and PIasterer

Brlcklayer and Plasterer.
ME Undersigned respectfully Informs tho
citizens Of Abbeville, that having located
pe.ameh'y 20 at Aobeville Village. he prepared
20 execute everything in his line of business.
and hopes by prompt attention, to merit q dnn
share OF public patronage. N''
r., JAMES T. JEFFRIEss.
January 9Th, 1859 3m 40
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M ASONIC NOTICE

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G regular Communication Of CLINTON
on a,.n DI r. No. 5, A.. F.. NJ. will he held
on Mo"aay Evening. ilM of ApyH nerk.
by order Of tho w. NJ.
Jan. l2 1850 az 'o'y
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l call it misfortune she SAID drying her
tears; for it waited upon my husband, bias
ted his dearest hopes and prospects and
in despair, l,e sought the cup to drive tho
sad memories from his brain. Poverty fol.
lowed close upon it, and here you find
me, apoor outcast from that gay world in
which we once met, and was SO happy
How long has it been thusl'
1T has been growing thus for years, and
to-day IT finds me unable to pay my rent,
and liable to be turned out of doors il not
paid within tho next twelve hours. For
that purpose sent my child fortll-a-bcg-
gar
II was a hard for her to relate to one
whom she had known in opulcnce,
and hard for him to listen. lie g,vo her Il
generous sum of money, and promised to
call on her again.
We left that abode Of poverty with
thoughts too deep for uttcrance, and hardly
i worl was spoken until we reached our
hotel.
Retiring for the night, could but reflect
upon the chcckercd life that we are doomed
to lead. This beautiful girl married Il man
who was, by every one. thought TO be
worthy. And SO he was but he cave
way to the bewil,lering influences Of drink
until it made him brute, and dragged her
down the thorny abyss Of povcry.
She who was once surrounded hv friends.
and luile'l in the lap Of luxury, was now Il
poor being, entirely hidden from those eyes
that once looked upon her viii. pride and
JOY. Such is life
l then thought Of the counterpart Of this
mothcr-the beautiful little bcroar-and
asked myself, what will Lc her fate ! Per.
chance, ten years from now, VIC NAV find her
the mistress OF some gi,lcd mansion, and
without thought upon her povcrty-stricken
past.
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Ubc Abbcuillc Banner,

Published very Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS SO CREWS.
w. @. DAVIS Editor
i. d. OHE"S, Publisher
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Housebuilding and Undertaking.

GEORGE W. Hl;OWN wru!! r,spcc,fuIIv
~ ani"'lncr I" the Z ':"..> g! .i:hcyiiIe. and
the surrounding r"u:.'ry. that hr - Ir-,a:cd to
'!n all kinds ut work. S.r;. .s
Building: Repairing and Jobbing,
and MI work r"r;n:.'": :, ~, G.r,."n:~rS' bus
InrSs And with ~':.,: :::.,.t 81. 10 business
II" hopes :" mr,; w:;.. ....:... : ..,s "i public
patronage.
- " BROWN.
Addrcss--G. w. B"ow,. hl!s,i.v G.. II.
=. &.
Dee . ISIS - tf
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GEN. G. +. IIENNINGSON,
(OF NICARAGUA.)
Cot. G.. w. CHOCKErT,
a. NJ. MUNSON,
CHARLES BURDErT.
TllCMAS DUNN ENGL[SH, MD.
HENRY CLApP, JuS.,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG.
Miss SOETliWORTII,
Mrs. ANNA WIlELPLEY,
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
Mis-. III. VERNON,
Miss HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
w ritz 0p1,. g.,
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TIE STATES
rs |fELISHEU EVERY AFTERNOON
PRYOR 81 saE;ISS.


Mh'lcl TO subscribers out of the city at Six
l'"Li''.S per ''"Ii' i"r "m' copy; TES D"LLArs
Tor tw" COPIES invariably in advance for the
sine ordered.
S"m'W Weekly STATES, for one year, THREE
DpfI
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Kissing Scene.-A San Francisco letter
describing the fortnightly departure of the
steamer, says:
"Then comes great time, and tho hup
g!ng and kissing begin-such awkward
kissing too random shots, an outrageous
waste of the good things of this life. Some
times kiss lights on the nose, eve. ear. or
is lost in head of mussed up hair. A
bonnet stand 8 no kind of clance-it oeta
smashed on the first movement, and by tbe
time woman has got through and been
passed from hand to hand, or rather arms
to arms, of brothers, cousins, friends and
acquaintance, she is pittabie object. and
presents the appearance Of having rone
through an Irish row-red eyse, hair down,
bonnet smashed and knocked around on
ono side Of the head shawl askew. and the
general symmetry of her figure DESTROYED
by pockets stuffed full of donations from
cakes, ginger snaps, letters
a little good brandy, magazines, novels
and bottle Of milk for tue baby"
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tH"ErS.-Shall VIC never more, &c.
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NHu WHY HoCs SAID Uaher.
Because said the noble Arab, sano,her
might be really i'll, and men would fear to
help him. You would bo the cause of
many refusing to perform an act of charity
for fear of being duped as have been."-
Struck with shame at these words, Daher
was silent for moment then springing
from the horse, returned it to its owner,
embraced him and invited him to his tent,
where they spent few days together, and
became friends for life.
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Brick Work and Plastering.
JNIlE undersigned having located permanently
Il at Greenwood, offers his services to the
citizens OF the District, and the surrounding coun-
try, as Brick-Layer and Plastercr. He war.
rants all work not only to look we'll but to be
durable and asling.
Address p. b. PATTERSON.
Greenwood, s. c.
Greenwood, Feb. 9, 1859 IL am
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Dayton. Xcnia q CoIumbus az. AZ,
@ 90 GE

Three Dlily Trains, via Columbus.
Througa ticko.s from Dayton to all Easern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way. leaving nsyton
Il Tor tho Etst IA follows; Night Exptesant 20 =.
mfDV ExprnAa ~, % D. N AoeummO Hon 10 u, M.
Arriving A. Dlytin, Accommodation Q h3 a. mi
NO. kNnressi lll30R mt Day Express, b,2O y. m.
Ifalna run by Columbus time which is7 minutes
faster than layton timc.
raro1fn tletcts can be had for all Eastern elites
~ oallin tonP 2 e. WArmani Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, Est Thlrl street.
Dtyton, Nnnta ard c llunbns-- Leaves At &. 10 H.
M, aud arrives at 66sa.m.
Al freigh'b ieft At the D,pot by a,ao o IN Will
9 lorw .ricl sA M diy, bv 6,3I D. III Pfelghis az.
iving ats, '1p M, win he delivered G,fOa. N.
G. wAsAAN, Genu Agt, npris
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SPECIAL N0TICEg.T

MIRA Wiuslow, On experienced nurse
snd fshals phyteiah, has n soothins s,fup for
children teething, whieh greatly facilitates the
process Of strthinS BY soteaipt the guma reddclng
All tniautetteni viii iay 81 Pain end ~ sure TO
regulate the bowels Depend upon H. 'mothars, IL
wlEive rest to yourselves, end relief and health 10
your infsnis Perfectly safe in ali cases. See nd
vertisement In smother column, Jcs
Hollowsys Pilis ana Ointment aro
twin curAtlves, derived from tho ono origin, the
vegetable productions Of tho soil They set in uni-
son on tho ayatem, ihe one Internally upon the ~.
oreiienn Of the body, and the other sxiernaiy
through the oeuntlosa orlcca ftho skin cleansing
and recpperating the Vital Organization.
Sold ~ mauufactory, No 30 Maiden Lane
New YorR, and BY MI drtgslsa, At ESQ., Csc and al
per box or pot lo25-dawiw
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Never Attempt to get out of Debt

The man who owes nobody is poor, mis-.
erable being nobody mauilests any inter
est in his welIare-nobody cares continen
tai cent whether he lives or dies. lie is lean,
hungry, and generally az poor and wilted as
we're tho pin feathers on Jobs turkey -
Look at our great men; thoy are all debtors
owe every body; our men Of science, cur
authors, our sensation ministers---all, the
entire caboot of them, arc deeper in debt
than Pharaoh army were 10 tho Red Sea.
Debt ennobes man gives him moro ex
panded and liberal view of human nature !;
keeps him moving--especall If he never
puys rent Notbing will cure tho consump'
ZION quicker than a strong dose Of debt,
properly taken. To owe, is human h. nav
~ divine Therefore, till man becomes su
perhumun, he shouldn't attempt to emulate
divinity The science Of pay ment, the un,
tru, modern science is to get in debt to
somebody enough to pay somebody else
whom you owe. by this means, you avoid
getting out Of debt, and yet maintain rep
utation Of paying, The greatness oil ma,
ti0n increnses with its national debt. Make
a note OF this at ninety days -[Quiz.
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pR N ", WOLFE,
BOX qai0, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Norr,-Dr, WOLFE has lust puhliahed work on
Consumption, An ite treatment by Medlcatcd fnhA-
tion, which he recommends to the attentive peruaal
OF ever, person who suspects disease iuth ing in
their ungs IL will . sent, rnEr or Pns, AoF, 10
perHons In any part Of the country or Adong states
AZ 20 cents per copy. The trade supplied nj llhcrs
nj discount Address No above. tuyg9. .amdhw
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10 Citizens and Farmers.

the business, and has given general sataiac!on The
ueat of reference given, II ftquiff q,
Residence No lU7 Ielit Fson street, west side be-
tween 9th and 9th,
BENJAMIN BTST.
N. n--In order 20 compete With tlCGe nficK hIm6
that are going into the q tefu hnltts lWiii hui.d
BricK CiBieTnA. grauied for 90 cents per 'aricl
solid, grnut walled, 10 cents Tci hauth ttmtni ou
earth, with brleE top 90 eenie per hhttel.
apr9A-dSwam
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III you would have something extra In the
Dnguerreo'ype, AmDrutypt or Photograph
lc line be advised and 70 20 Seebohms Palscc
Of Art, Market House lie ia tho only Ar
tiet engaged In this business. oot6
Rfay-See advertisement of DR.. Sanford
LIVER lNVlGURAT" r in another COL
dmn.
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DAIIrY !, lEMPIRE.
-. a. patchman1. nTattIaa.--

- The patehman's @srfgsFs
Yop bromlsh nov. you goos nan dare
Yot stems up0n a. floor,
To hah de geess1 f,,r ycas .ias,
Aud lub her ebennorc;
TO feed hervell Wild soufcrout,
Beans, butiefmilk snd chreee
Aud In oil tlpRa TO leud your aid
Thatwill promote her care.
Yes, and you woman stsndln dsrs
Do pledge your votd, dis day,
Dat you Will take fdi your husband
DIS man aud him OBEY
Dat you will ped aud pourd init him,
Wash, iron, nieni his ciOas;
Laugh Wheu he SMILES weep when he sigbs
Mud share his chuys aud woes.
Veil den, I now, yidin desc wallis,
Vld choy ard not wild krirf
Br.nouuce you bote tn be- yon mind,
Won name, Won man, won bcof
! poublsh uuw desc sacred bants,
Dtso matrimuny ties,
Bcluru mine vie CT, Kate aud Poll.
Aud Nll desc gazing ,yc,.
And, as de sacred scripturo says,
No' Got uuies tug ther,
l. = nu man dare auudrr pat,
l. no man dare Il IN sever.
A9d you lrlrgruom d'IP, here you stop,
u not let ~ your collar
Btiure you answer me di,ling,
Dat ish, waite Is mine dollar"
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DR, VNOLFE's
CINCINNATI INSTITUTE,
roR
Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat
So.soi vias g., bstwson sth and 9Th

DELSONS HAVING ANY AFFEC-
tions OF tho Lunga or Throat Afe Invited 10 call
A. OR WoLrtis CINCINNATI iNsTiTUTr where "a .
oiAaa OF malAdee 10 treated cNolusvey on the most
mprovou method Of mcdicatng air for tnhalntiOni
In . nneotlon with constitutional treatment
Those who cannot visit the Institute, hut hre de-
stroua 0f employing hedicated Inhalation NJ home,
VIII have circular acnt 20 thbm containing nu !
uesor ptlun OF Medientrd inhn alton and q iint Oi
question: respecting dscra a. In the chest which, by
answering correctly, will enable me In many in
t'ncea 10 form proper opinion Of tho case, and
ptesoril" md frWRrd by eNpuss or otherwlne taB
ordcredl the proper medicines and inhaler tsso tho
engraving aboveJ with fun dlseeiiona, 90 be used
~ home, Ia this way, have treated patients with
entire nucnesa after thelrhume physicians hAdprO-
nounced them hOpeleehy inoufable.
For tho croulRr enclose postage stamp, aud
addfees,
pR X. WOLFE,
nOy qAl0. CiueiuuatI. Ohio.