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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-30
AbbVILtE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30 1861
The BEAUTIFUL GATE.

stand at The portal knock,
And tearfuIIy, rrayerfully wait:
Oh, who will un fnsi.n the lock. - -
And open The Beautiful Gat.i
aorever and ever, aud ever
Must linger and suffer alonef
Is there meme who is able to sever
The fetters that keep me from. homea
Ny spirit is lonely aud weary
long for the beautiful g. reefs:
This world is SO chilly aud drca,y.
And bleeding and torn are my feet.
Oh, open The Beautiful Gate
For world-weary pilgrim-alasl
My spirit imraiieutIy waits
Thy diamond-s.arred portals to pass.
There is no one to answer ny call,
Aud the beautiful gate is barred.
And high on the adamnnt wall
Angels unnumbered stand guard;
And here must lingcr a'one,
And patiently suffer and wait
Till the Joyful summons shall come.
To pass through the Beautiful Gate.
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Mother. d saSsa aSsaa, 81 j Sas B iaprning-,
'tn0eHsst hink Z sknOEs TBhg III xsllsoulD
bsAIhsa fektgalS becsus4 Lskpt aeps i
nsHf fers & no lusihk d 'ai
1ltisst M N ~ 1, M Uni e g
kiys6 Ilis iehf erp M ssssSa. ia hs adJsd y, q
:not ls,sson j IL wa hscausseI IsslS9 9sY
jee eag 1hsfs Lfsll oas. =. $: ssssls
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w. N. MERIWETHER;.


Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
NINETY-SIN, S. G.
HAElNG enlarged his Stock Of Druns
AA and Medicines. would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the public cen
orally to his fine stock of the same. aud solicit
continuance of their kind patronage and lih.
erality. Nv ~
lie propuses selling Drugs aslow as any irst
glass Drng Store in the up country. His stock
Is complete. and everything sold BY him is
warranted TO he fresh and genuine. At his
store may be found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Farnishes, Vnrniah and Paint Brushes.
Spices: Mace, Cloves. Pepper, Teas
of all kipds, Buggy and Car
riage Grcnse,
s'so, fine lot Of CHEWING TOBACCO,
and SEGARS Of the hest hrands.
A large and varied stock of excellent
PERFUMERY.
He also offers Cunfecti"narIes
BRANDIES,
Pure Old Port. Madeira and Malaga
wv II NJ ME-
At exceedingly low figures. Also, a good ar
ticle of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene. Oils and
Fluids. Lamps of all kinds ,Wicks for any
kind of Lamps. and everything usually kept
IN first class Drug Store. !,
PROMPT attention will he given to ALL
Nay 70, lSG0-l-tf
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and let the sun play into it, at least six
hours day, if the clouds will allow him
to show his face.
2. Keep it ventilated ell the time. and
especially keep the windows partially
open at n;gHt, but avoid drafts.
3. Practice general abluton once a
week in cold weather, twice q week in
warm. Too much bathing he asserts
defeats every intention for which water
is externally applied"
d, Take not less than eight hours rest
per day.,
S. Use no food which has been prepar.
ed in copper, brass o.. bell mel al utensil
Use no water that has como in contact
with lead.
6. Use such food as your appetite pre-.
fers' in sritse of Leibig or any other au>
thoritv.
7. Practice lifting as the best of gym.
nastlc?; but begin cautiously, and he
careful OF too much fatigue. Dumb bells
he considers next desirable TO lifting.
8. Never exceed half an hour in any
gymnastic exercise.
.. Never rise early unless you retire
early. BE sure to got sleep enough.
10. Gradually wear less and less cloth
ing about the. neck, till you can keep it
entirely exposed without taking cold.
Such Is an outline Of Dr.. Wlnship's
system. It is singularly sensible; it ia
almost universally practicable, except, DIR
maps the prescription about sleep. Could
it be generally sdonted in the United
States, we doubt not that, in one genera
ton, it would reduce the. medical faculty
fifty per cent, and the rates OF lie sssu>
rance correspondingly, and render US the
most vigorous and u,ost long lived nation
on the globe, as we are now decidly the
'sniartest:'-N. r.. World.
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A.. B. LONGSTREET.


The CAREER OF WAhKss.-Few men,
perhaps, at the age of Gs6. Walker, who
has just terminated bis. career at the exc.
cutiorer's hands on the soil of Nicaragua,
have passed through more eyentfpl life.
He was but .hirty.six years Of age, and
was BORN in ,aashsille,' Tennessee, and re.
'coived a most liberal education, first by a
course At the Uniyersitys Of N ash.
vile, where he received the highest bonors,
aud afterwards in the. Medical Schools Of
:Pehiladelphia and Paris; enjoying, also
while in Europe,the D advantage of.aztour
through GermAn y, and IIssiy, wbere his ep-
.portuni.ies we're appreciated and ;embracsd.
lHisdisiaste % Hafnediesl ;profrsssion :tusu-
cd hin, Iotbe law, and finally, lin 1850, In.
CaljforHia; he frsk entered upof1.sbe ehazsssi.
o9s scateer Fbieb hss At last been brought
90 alose. s9hslsf nm him who raay lie can
not Pc deSg 6xiities off eouraae and
tHss6E worthy eof.a betlsr' cause,
and wh tie proper direction
would have ihaminlssd q Fagg ID history.
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No IosTPoNEAAENr. The story is related
OF lawyer who has since attained emf
nence in his profession A case in which
he was engaged as counsel for the defen-
dant came at a certain day. AS he was
'nsutliciently prepared, be was very anxious
10 haye the case ?osponed a few DAYS, that
he might lave further time for his purpose.
Unfortunately there was great press of
business. and he knew that the motion
would DC overruled unless some e4traordina-
~ reason was alleged. Under these cir
cumstahces he bethought himself of an ex
pedien'. Rising, wifi sshandkcrchisf to
his face, he addressed the Judge in accents
OF great apparent emotion 'Msy it plenso
your honor, have just been informed tha.
my mother is at the Roipt of death. Ny
emotions are too great for me to proceed in
this case. ! move that it be postponed uu-
til day after tomorrow This request
would. Of course, have been granted: BY the
Court, whose sympathies were strongly ex
cited in his behalf; but at this moment, to
the discontinue Of the lawyer and the
amusement Of the audience, the sbrill voice
ot his mother was heard from the gallery
icbabod J Icbabod! how often have I wbip.
ped you for lyinga' The'cas wasn't post,
Poned' nor was it gained BY the afflicted
coHpssl, --u. q W. :"
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- MARETo L.Y.-A lady correspondent,
writing from Kansas, relates the fol!osing
extraordinary proceeding:
After breakfast, I WAS surprised to see
my Iand'ady 60 out. and CATCHING hens
tie each opslegs together, and Il" them
upon the ground,swith, srhere-be good
What did yas do that for = II asked. 10
make 'em lay she answered. sAake them
saga Wil!that DO it''TI enquired. La, yes,
she said, aDidn'kyou ever bear tell ofthat
before ! I ;popfsssed that I bad not. In
a" hour -she went out again, and picking
up the hens. sure enough, some of them
had laid. These. she let 60, and they ran
off, not even cackIing tlreir gratitude. But
those hens that seemed disposed to be con.
srary she struck .op the back saying :
You'd better lay-5ouI better lay, for
you'won's 60 unti!>yoy do'--aud 10 9 little
while hey, too, had recompensed their
mistress for feeding them 80 boundfuIiy.
SIZE says thai she does 50 every morning,
aud the. hens know we'll enough that :ihsy
have got to.lay.' 6 :. ; -
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Obituary Notices

One column, one wear SIS.
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siios s5s6 4 g .ssp 20 iIhsSt "a @ assts] u
sssss sssasiss sssss & .l|I.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-24

DHm9, Ysonos - Wmar1S ussa
1llySfAs Je1ls x. xbss9
aa6oas ksaJr 1ySese - PsensytvpapApe
49,, t. L. ffiuis, 81 la M
svsnsor. John W. Private, 509u
sssvart. ames A., ksaonal Hoe
stokes, WIN. b., Brovn's Hotel
SSssoug Lansing, u nlted States Hotel
$$sHIseton, yohn l.: N, Wlllsrds', ohce rs Pa az
Japan, Mason W., National Hotel
rSyIoI NJ frivate, veet side 2lst st, bet g and II
rrneyer, FL, Willards Hotel
TThhoeaer' Thomas C., H,att's, $50 Paw
rrompklns, Sydnor r. Washington House
Tran. Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tnmole, Carey A, w llsrds' Hotel
ynnHsr sood, John w. H. as 9Th Ut
vance. Zebglon b, Mrs. Harrson's, 81 Pa. Az
van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
nerIee, John willaTds' Hotel
Wade, Edward, Ss3 c st
W. xssaron, Henry, Washington House
,Weshburn, &C, Clarendon House, 9Th Of a Paa,
Meshourne, EllIhu b., <s5 9Th st
Mesnourn, u, Israel, Private, Franklin Row, SO
Mehster, Edwin Mrs. Harnson's, 57 Pa sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tllley's, "a missouri ay
Mhiteey, VIM. g., 5l2 nth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
WINDOW, Wm., Avenue House
Mlnslov, Warren, 26 g st
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff, John, Willerds' Hotel
Moodson, samuel H., Browns Hotsl
wright, John ". Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

g. BROWNS Mg H0TEL.T Murry, Va; L .Bri.oo,
~ Sv'%s saf ia dsm. va? a.T
Fsd sS'5 sf Mss ss''5s a. d;
ydiiUn, NC tsrd lady. r.; Bseths9.
Php HSR RRR:s K T Tu1las1n pa;
WI.do% s R.fm.n nfMasS' H Hxi n0 and
ssa asssss 5; Nsss'Sa H$ ~
Pa Graham, Ms s9q wv Mn No.
k: :S;:: Hs?Ss
MeSfisfi 81; R!s:s, M.;.' ssiP5t ssx ma
s mis-, 6hs ~ Ms; o5iS Eek
Tenn: % u; k ksss't
Dixie Lloyd, Pa: nH Wall MSS E ss,i MAI
utter, Md; Laww1e9oe. NY; A 6 Mulin Pa; a
ch WItLAE NS! IHo1TEL5s y Dewey, Va; H
fc119, k ky OF Gii I'll; h0p usN S'%
Mso hoBR sSWsn dG kfkhtha NdX
C6dhfsns snd and Sies M pss
cooper, NY; J. Morning. do; Stewart, do; F. nj
EHudson, DO; March, do; Miss 5 kourk, do. K
lady, do; Waterman, va. 1''''A ""'
,KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-W Moran, w Dun'ap
ha:J Parker, Va: Parson, Pa: X Turner, Md
Cal; 4 Edwards, Tenn; J. A Casteburg. w Droug-
ton, Mrs A StalwOrth and child, J r Walker
Va. >~' Aoi'''
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-AJ Schwartz, Pa
Powell. Missouri; Isar, Mississpoi: N R
Powell and lady, Missouri; Cummings,G Cum
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MEDICINES,
rs 70 NOT 100 NUo1 70 S1Y.
SLN01 ALL,
OIL - AND YOUN9.

vI.'-rHAr skhES sE6kx4ivME ooD's HAIR
the e sas
.o ans ssan
preserve the scalp free from all disease to the treat
ana DSSS5S
Ladies' Of I'll Glasses eli over the world, beSr test
1H n and js judge ma'h In its v0r
p,oE H'SHGhS GaOvI st. Sh.r:. CO.. Me-. Nov. 49, ~
.:r. induced to us: .s. Of Hair and
to 80 i'd a. @ our s1 az
S::% Ps5.ey covered with Sores and some called se.d
when friend SEEING hi. sdU.sed nc
heorauve We did so with htte hope Of
crop of hair started out now saw h., our
Amy other child w. therefore and DC hereby recon-
the scalp and hair We are, yours respectfully,
SARAH A. HIeGINBorHAM
PROF wooD-Dsar Sir: My hair had, for several years.
been becoming prematursy gray, BY harsh
in when using your HAIR R..sota
tive about two months in that and nav.
turned COLOR ,ofn.s. and instr:
greatly TO be preferred to those produced application
indispensable article for every iady toilet. whether 10 be
dr...s or S.auDr IN. bs or '05 n' ,mP. purpose Of
refer to me all who entertain doubt Of performing all
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo-, Dee g. 1871
PROP. WooD-Dsar Sir. By the advice Of friend Of
mns who has been your Hair Restorative was in
dueed TO try it. had the fever some time las, NAV and
nearly every HAIR in my head Now my hair has
come IN great deal thicker than Nothing
duty and sympathy that fee TO Others who
are afflicted have would induce me TO give this
Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
Yours respectfully, Ar Acops
The Restorative put up In bottles of three slzes,
VIZ: large, medium, and small the small holds halt
splnt, and retas for dollar per bottle the me-
olum holds at least twenty per cent. more IN proper
ue; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SIS q bottle.
New York, Tin the great NY. Wire Railing Estab,
nshment) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
ana nni sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
OedleIe. ia 5-eOSm
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MEDICINES.

Iock HOSPITAL,
Has Dsseevs,sd sAs Most cs'sss., Speedy, sad esl,
E6setxal Remedy IN fAs World,
LET NO FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
ws.in.s Of Ii. B.sh set,rss, AEssdsns sfths Kidney
sad Bladder. involuntary D.eh.rcs: .nPo.nsy u.1:r
f.son idea. P.pit.iios ofS: Heart :@Sas:,
so.. o. sin. as:eon. Of Luns., stomach sss:'
those Terrible. Disorder arising from Solitary habit, q
der arars impossbls, and destroy betn Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
cha. dreadful and ds.ruetvs habit which annual. sweep. .
untmsy thousand. Young Man Of ths most
listening Ssnass with the thundsrs Of
walked ecstasy the living Tyre, may call With fall ssni
dsnss.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Yeung Men contemplating Mar
.iag' beng Of physical u'ain'", organic debility,
dsformtiss, &C., sps sdily cured
he who place. himsslfu tn. care Of Dr. rsgi
.u.y eonfd: in hi. honor gentleman and s'nid'nt, rsJ
uPon his skill as physieian.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left hand side going from Baltimore street. few dssrs frss
tn. Fad not t. oS.:ry. name and Number L'tsn
must be paid and contain astamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members .fths Royal College .sndsn gr.d..
and the greater part Of who's. spent the
Pta. Paris, and whore, has s
Hnosn many rosbl.d With Hnas II. head and
s T.
with dsr,n cement mind, cured imms dstsly.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysunf Men and Others ssnsslvss
certain practice INDUCED il when alon.Ia habit .q..nty
:es from l I IN
renders marriage impossible, and destroys beth mind and
''TS a1: sna m.n Effects
By early habit. Of youth Wis W:ainsr Of the Bach and
il.
~ Of Dig Functions, General
on the mind Ar. much
Z: SI:sd'dcLp.. Of contu'io9 Of Id.a
Love Of Solitude, Tmdiiy, Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLlrY-rhsu..nd.e can new Iudr. VIA,
appearance about the cough symptoms
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
%: and ,OtfTy pleasure Ind.
happens that sd dread OF di,covsry
:s:: a ,e'1 III a I'd
baud. Of Ignorant and designing Pr.snd',. whc ineaPsb'
tanned despair him with ruined hssh to Ugh
poison hasten tn. Of h
ss such III Nose.
period to his dreadful sufsrngs BY sending him
DR. JOHNsONsREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
AND IMPoTENCY.
ar: .P::dy cured and aii ator n::or.d
most nervous and dsbitssd vhs had lest all hops Fave
All mp: dm.n, Marriage. rhy.ie.I or Mental Di.q..
1saton. Los. Of Proer.stiI' Power NsI,o1, lrritsbili
s.K With.
tn; last :..nt:sn y., and h. ssrs
and many
vsrch have appeared again and again b.fo. III. public b:
bily, 10 sun guarantee the aaietsd Jan 3ty
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SENATOR'S,

Anthony, h. B.. wilsrds, Hotel
Rsyard; james Ar l 81 essvssn In s,e a. lsta
eis'iSs %R Is ;a III Ssss Hsa.. and
RsSs. jag: & y ~ :! y, sd III
Chandler, Zach, is4 81, near Ocrnsf stS
eI ssii b.n t%' %s siSs h RoS..
Clay, G. c., Browns Hotel
j IsSi ws H. 3: 4, Ho ss 10th and m '
Grittenden, John J.. Nationsi Hotel
San JsSs: eoIsss ss Rs. and .ts
goOlitte, James r., mn Norton's, 50 q ct
S9Es, s.fSh'P @ ss.
FsssssnSs .6.w nj: Sh ii, So 81
Eltzpatrick, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
FS osssS sGoToS, N W,i S5R%gfHn G;. SOC
swim, WIN. ~, asi St, corner 18th
HH:%%on5; Js. Il: = cor p y Madison Pl...
HemphI, j., Mrs. Williams, II, cor C and ~ sts
iverton. A.. Miss Queen's. ~ stS st. bet tie and
I Iohhnson, T. W. OF az SIS & BET sth AND 10th
KsnneSy, Anthony, tss stb 81, between b and E.
h sls; 5os s. 4. F Ns,onsl H assel
Mason, Jas. NJ, 424 H st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. d. p, Kirkwood House
PeaTos; James A, Mrs. lrving's, % ~ T
Powell, L.; W.. ass G st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, u. T., 900 4th 81, north of La. av
s si0s H; MI Min Row, 81 bet Az and Istst
se% ssdaI WV III k *, p. pp I'M, as
Slldell, John, Sl2 H ct, bet 18th and l6h Ut
sumner, c. Mrs. Cammaok's, liz r, bet 18th q 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., MIR. McBlair, 1872 i st and Paw
T Thompson. Joh1 r., 49, 18th q, bet and
Irumbull, Lyman. 45l 9Th ct, bet 4 and +
Wade, b; F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa sv, bet eth & It'll
WigfalI, l.. T., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, Nj. >. Mr.. Solomon's, $50 9Th st
Yuee, David L.. 80 at. bet 18th and 18th
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THE EVENING STAR.
To Hsatiss Temple sst Of Debt, e~d o Christian
ChurcA 81 Debt.


Toa Hsata'" Ts :, e. q b R;s.' '"d Christian
The Priests in their dedica.ory services said:
This house we freely dedicate
To all the Gods, both small and great.
4 shout which e'en the heavens rent
Great Gusdama! we give to thee
This costly house-from debt tits Free
Again they bowed, and shouted loud,
oGe Joyous feeling filled the crowd,
In EMULATION loud they sing,
A Aan y Gd their hearts ear, an Offering.
Dwell In thy house-from debt tits free.
4 christian church l entered then,
WIhIn were women, children, men;
To crafty the well dressed crowd;
But now and then twas heard to say,
am III debt and should not play.
The player the keys did fret,
But Still itsaid, am in debt;
The laundering bass, the sharp falsette
Rep at the sound, am in debt;
And echo did all else forget
she cried aloud-in debt-in debt.
The pastor preached and PRAYED, and went.
The people, thoughtIess, heard or sieptOp'
The cause OF thIs now understand
Before the wall | saw hand
OF awful form write I-cha- bod,
A debt Is on this house of God.
Lust lust Ger IT his head, where all could see..
Your vain oblations l despise,
Ihey re desPlcable IN mine eyes;
While stall my house remains in debt.
The preacher cries, awake awake,
Your pride aud worldliness forsake.
Your God reproach and rob no MORE
His free forgiveness now implore:
Repent-his house redeem from debt
Echo, responding, says-from debt.
turned and wept in deep distress,
To see the church's wordliness
Lord in Thy churches can IL be
There is SO little piety!
Thy people, cOyetous, forget
Their vows, and leave Thy house in debt
Why weepest thou heather said.
Are all thy friends and kindred dead2
All, no the church through gold is curs'dI
Re said, "Of sinners you're the worst;
We're not as bad AZ christians yet
Our gods have temples out Of debt"
printed some Is years ago.
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HARIsHoRNE,s CURE-ALL,
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS. -.
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST

HHE GREATEST DISCOVERY in MEDloAl
HARTsHoRNkSss cuRE.ALL .ho,n b. ..,.
In all families in oase Of accidents or sudden siof
1t frequently cGres in less time than II r.
cure: pain In any part Of the system and ID used
UTAs the free asnt changes NJ IN. v...,..
dnee BAD Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Limb
And BODY; also, STIFF Neok-every person ahouH
Ges bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, MpscloG
Slnews, Blood AID Bones; and BY its vorming elec,
Gomasnsae power, sxYels eli pain from tae system.
N, B@n you hsye Q Cough, use HARTs
SQRNE'S PECT0RAL SYRUP OF -WIL6
World. sA S'isr ~ sas
Ityos Are BILIOUS. sss HARTsHORNE'sAN
asSn and Bowels, carrying OF ell Bile and Foul g.
Tbs above msdlo,nss 70 be hsd It al Drus stsrsu
SserEesevn; Il. PEEL ( Co.. AfsxsnSiiS. -
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ONE WEEK AMONG THE RUINs-Ata f:e which
11estloyeo portion Of the American Hotel In
Rochester, on the 10th instant, says the Union, a
small blind spaniel disappeared, and it was sup
posed that he had persisted In the flames. A week
or ten days after the wailing Of dog was heard
among the ruins. He was Immediately released,
ana although much emaciated, was otherwise un-
injured. BY careful treatment, he will be ena-
bled to wag on usual
III 1t was recently said that the Court of
w nuremberg has proposed to the Court Of Berlin
70 confer nobility Oh Meyerbeer, the composer, If
ne could not obtain it in Prussia on account of
MS renglon. He is Jew, as everybody knows
The Spencer Gazette denies this rumof and re-
minds its subscribers that Meyerbeer is already
decorated with the Wurtemberg Order Of the
Clown: and consequently possesses the nobility
attached to it.
~ One Robert Sheffield was lately before the
Police Court at Newport, r. l., and was interro-
gated as 70 his belief and the estimation
In which he held the oath He stated that he had
never heard Of God, Of Heaven, nor of Hell; and
on being asked what people meant whom he had
heard use profane language, he promptly said he
didn't know; which was undoubtedly true
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Aisx. 7. w..en, q casassoA, N. Y.--Fss I'm.
= Geo westinsh.use, q schsnecssdy, NY
| John a. Whitney, Of Bolton, Mas.-For i'm.
Barnabus Wood, Of Nashville, Ten.-For me.
poses.
Or. Theodore Burr, Of Hastings, Mich. ,assigno,
20 himsen, J; 3. Lobdell and A. Pelham, Of Has
| ungs Aforesaid, and H Burr, Of Allen NJ V
For improved machine for cutting fles
| George Cooper, Of Hartford, Conn, assipnor to
hilbert SSutgess Of Windsor Locks, Conn-FOr
| Jos J. Couch, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, assieno, IN
Josiah 8. Swan, of New York city~For Inn D.
| PrGvemenf In sewing machines
| Il. w Langdon, Of Northampton Mass as.
| signor to himself, Hiram Wells and b. G. Little
neid, OF same Place.-For improvement in sewing
| E. A. Leland, Of Jacksonville Ill. a..ono, n
himself and Stephenson and Tompkins, Of same
piace..For Improvement in gas stoves
PANEL Minthorn, Of Beverly, Mass, assignor to
m mum "a "a, ureene OF same Place.-For improve
| VIM H Noyes, Of Gardiner, Me-, assignor to
Giseon s. Palmer, Of same place.-For improved
Elizabeth Keagg, Of Mineral Point. La admin
Istratrix OF the estate Of Samuel Keagg, deceased
late Of Mineral Point aforesaid-For improved
centering chuck for lathes
Hiram H Scoville and D. R. Fraser of Chi
| cago, Ill, assignors to themselves and p w
Gates, Of same place.-For improvement in quartz
| Edward Sneider, of Baltimore, Md. asst enor
70 Thos Poultney, Of same place-For improve
ment In breech-loading fre-arm.
Jno Stowell, Of Charleston, Mass assipnor to
himself and Daniel F. White, of same place
boilers
Stephen Ustick, Of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
10 himself and Julius A. Pease, Of New York
| cly-rof Improvement In clay pipe machines
| c. Van Wyck, Of New York, N. Y. assig
| nor to John M McCaulev, of same place.-For
Il MT In pot.,. o..
| coal. VA 1'o'A'
A. L. o. Wall, Geo Roberts, and Milo 9. Car
| ter, of Decatur, Il.-For improvement in truck
| for mole plough.
George w. N. Yost, Of Yellow Springs. @.
| assignor to G. w. ". Yost Co , ofsarIle place -
For improvement in manufacture of soap
| Reissues.-Louis Lefebere, Of New Orleans
| La.-For improvement in furnaces for evapora.
| ting sugar juices.
VIM. Mallard, Of Bridgeport, Conn-For i'm
prOvement in gas regulators
DesignS.-Samuel w Gibbs, Of Albany N Y
| asslgnor to ). II. Ransom 4 Co., of same place
For design for tops and bases Of stoves, and for
design for the plates Of cooking stove
| Francis Hovey, Of New York, N. Y-For de-
sign for copy press.
Samuel q. Ransom, Of Albany, N. Y.-For de-
| sign for stove-plates
| additional improvement -Alban Anderson of
| Lancaster, O.-For improved governor for steam
| engines.