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The Mosquito.

UNDER the microscope he displayed
such infinite beauty that one could for.
give, for his sake, all the tortures his race
have brought. His wings are texture
infinitely more complex and delicate than
the finest fabric human hands ever wove
They are barred and branched like leaves,
with vessels for nourishing fluids, and
tringed witha fossy down which might
drive a silkworm mad with envy. His
long thighs, too, have their muscles COW
cred with hair, to which that of baby is
an enormous cable. His head is almost
covered with two enormous eyes, each of
them made up of myriads of little mirrors,
facing every way and, just between
them, and fanked by two long, curious,
and delicate feelers, is his proboscis.
This is that which makes him what he
is; it is the mosquito. 1t is prodigiously
long; perhaps sixth of an inch, but all
this living comes through it. The won
der of it is the minuteness of its organiza-
ton, the beauty of its form and orna-
ments, and above all its sharpness. The
point of the finest needle looks like the
butt of club beside it. Doubtless the
lady mosquitoes are admired and cour5ed
for the beauty of their suckers and their
wings. What pity that 80 much grace
and loveliness has been rudely destroyed
by the first breath Of winter
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

thick enough SO the juice viii not separate
from the sauce. After taking it from the
fire add ground cinnamon and cloves to
suit the taste. -Erchanqe
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

The WESTERN FARMER advertised in
this paper takes the front rank among apri-
cultural jour- SIS of America. 1t is edited
with great ability. The best and rhsapea,.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

A NORTHAMPTON, Mass, girl recently
introduced to her sister man whom the
latter had never met or heard of before,
and told her she might as well get married
now as ever, and here was the man who
would make her good husband. And
that same evening they were married.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

A NAN was arrested in Manchester,
England, for personating dead man, and
Offering to vote in his place. The man
was innocent and offered to prove it by his
wife, but the magistrate, admitting that
she ought to know, rejected her as a wit
ness. Another woman was found to teg.
tlfy to his identity, end be Tas released,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25
An AntidOte for TOhacc0.

Shs great remedy Invariably renloUeS all deSiFs
for fbGcco, and is entirely cegeta6le and harzesS.
inyigorat the system possesses great nourjing and
strengthening power, enables the STOMACH to digest
the heartiest BOD makes sleep refreshing and estab
Years Cured. PfNse Fifty Cents<fer Box post free
Treatise on the IHJSTious Eeects of Tobacco, with
lists OF testimonials, ref%enceS, ETC.. SENT FREE.
Agents wanted. AddresXDr. 7. R. ABBo1T Jersey
City, N. j. ~
DoTE cured my breSier and mysaS IT EEvEP FAILS
Rev. |. " SnoEMAKER, Kelfsys Station. .'a
;, HEALTH AyB STRENGTH GA1NEDNNcained eleeeas
t6s. 2Hesh and am restored to sound hsth by using
'ne ANIteoTE- 5. D. BowLEs, Prospect NIL, No
FEs& THE U. S. TREASURY, Secretarvs Neacs-
Plefse send supply of ANTrDoTE. The one Iesssyed
yaS acne sfS P00T6 SURELY O. T. EDGAA
[CopyriS. ed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

.Gf5HMli4 Eja3 i
Mr.. MASSEY HAS A DREAM WHICH DOES
NOT COMFORT, HIS RIGHTEOUS SOUL,
BUT WHICH, ON THE OTHER HAND,
GIVES HIM GREAT UNEAsINEss.i Is
- 81 rs lt,LL An. ,r.,, . D,a>
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

FBEDERIeKTOWN, UO., Vi
November Q, 1868.
LIPPINCoTT d. BAKEwRLL-
Dear SrS II received your second Red Jacket Axe
per express, and now acknowledge the same For the
benefit OF all whose desires necessities make II their
business to chop with an axe, would say Try the
Red Jacket and as the Supreme Court have held that
q Doctors opinion without his reasons is of little
value, will give my reasons: FnSt-The Red Jacket
cuts deeper than the common bit. Seco1,d-It being
round the cut 1t does not stick in the wood.
Tnhd-Every chopper with the common axe must dis
that there much labor and strength eXpend
ed in taking the out of the cut in making the
blow F6oYth-This with the Red Jacket is all avoid
ed and from onetird to onehalf the labor is saved in
cutting the same quantity. FJttt-By putting in the
same labor that is necessary with common axe, you,
easily make at least thrtythree per cent. more
wood In the same time. You are safe in letting any
honest maH try your Red Jacket these tests and IL
1t fails refund him his money.
Respectfully, yours,
HARRY BALDWIN.
For sec by all responsible Dealers and the inanufac
turers LIPPINCOTT 81 BLACKWELL,
Pitt BUK5H, Pa, Sole owners OF Colburn's and Red
jacket Patents
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The January

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

1IiI,ij,l,t,,i rRApe The Patent MAGIC COMB
ullllLilllIu -, contains no poison, will col
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illiilllill MARK. Black or Brown. Sent by
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25

THE CONSUMPTION in France :. to be ex.
tended 70 foreign'hoyn residants
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-12-25
AFTER FLECIION.

BY JOHN G. WHITTIER. b.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14
The Tag order Of the Convention,

Ths following Is tho frat Section Of the
Ordinance pse>s'l by = tho Convention, 70
levy n Special Tax, for tue puApOss of pay.,l
ingi rxpenss: - -
We; the; PEOPLE of ths., State ;ef ISouth |
Carelinx, BY oar aeleg"tes IN Coaseatioa;
ntss, do Iordain. Thxt there tsl,al! b. asssss--
cd and collected by The tax collecto1s of
The several Districts ssitt Parishes. III. ths
State, IN stidi,ion TO the tax ahei,dy levied
andsr General Orders Mo-. Ia9. i,spta'
sffom Hssda'jar,ers eSscep1 Military Bis.
tsisss t,s I3rsyst M.jor.Gehersf f. *. s.
GsahS,. Guniflana;ng said. District, dx.ed
faIhsssisssons %. csulLsfl5, l887, the follow:
tiaR fssss, xhirh straIl. bv, c,aies,ei " tho
tus1sang ard serI,e: :iipes and 10 tIis snatlt,eT
| prssrsibSd by aaid .GspsrsJ 0tders ;;s0s e Y
/ real ,esaxae, ,bsyen-ssa.a-h -han psnis On sy-
fsry hpudrsa aultI Irs, ekespnag ssach 5ss,ds
j AZ .nfS S3sfhbief In Assieis ..4.ot said
IGebSssl @ Gsdsfs JON articles traualse,pted
4 Tar sals,. .bsttsr 81 ezc6snest .bs.usen tbs
!, "a ,dssaf S ssissst 4 500, and The Els
,tday ~ yannsry, .issa httesf. cents op q 9 =
! srg shppJs Jsso iet.ars lst i,s ps.d shy thstpsa
i fi iii sstussi; 6a bhg sfsgss godd;; :aat s
4 lsslssr pis,s, ss,si.ss. jsEesIy ennd Pesna
4 sf,a,ia on tlss lrstdsy puaJ y, Isea
1sxcepl Mhsn.b st hy Easiess.s y !;
\, al tiysuetifs OBS s. g as, p
f.,s. EoEa tss I'D 81 i;56. ~ -Qr iIss
4 oi,sntiiss, siaSfasiag sstt y
isslssdlls.. salx. .bsttssr. On isea gol
Z iyh ,assu In Yns gsdS.is exc. pts
g az 'rxssosa :sballs q,wk4 ksoa
80 y s. x..X... :aHE6 Asa - kyfzf$9S -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

.prtpls; aha i svhoui cno,ms.iousr for
each District who, together, nre to eonstii:,
.u'e =" bos'I. Tue State is 10 be divided
I'M" scbo';i districts. and the e.,mpu'sory
H''e"eiance nl Tree schools OF: all children
be. '."een six ord .six,eru years. Of age, Tor
M leas, ,&srty four nsp,hs. is ordained.
t. surpnr, the free schools, there >ball he
u poll tax uf 81. Thrr- sh,.li hs State
al.oul for tho reform Of Juvenile "ftsnd"rs
and au agricnl,ursl collage; aud all pul'ii
schools, college,. aud universities of this
State, ,urp"r'eL by the public funds. shall
| be open to sll children, wishoat regscd' to
| race or color,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

NsoRo DEDrs The following is the
ordinanre Of tho Charleston Con't tntio"
OH the subject Of negro debts:
d We, the i+cople Of South Carolina. ey
our delegates in Convention ns e'nbled, do
hereby declare aud ord.'n, That all co"
tracts, whether under SEN. "r not, the con
side,ath,us Of WHICH were the purchase OF
s!ayvs. ate hc'ehy Ieclar' d null aud v"il,
and OF 40 ctf.ct; xn.l IL" sun, either at la"
or ;u eon.. shall bo commenced or prose
cutcd lo 1 tho enforcement ol such con
tracts.
Tint all proceedings to enforce satisfac-
i,n ,r pa. mcnt oi Judgment or DEGREES
rendered, rrc,rdrJ, -ur"ied or entered
| uron surh contracts i'll any court III Mi,
State. are hereby prohibited
That all orders hereiotor, made in mn,
cour, in this State in relation to such con
tracts. whereby property - held III jut:t Il
decision, Ms /" validity OF suuh contracts
ore also he'eby declared null und void, an
| at no -G"ct
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14
Feb. l2. 1868.

BANKRUPTCY ---Mnrh conflict Of opinion sI-
is,s as TO the limit Of time allowed within
which applicants for discharge in bankruptcy
must file their petitions.
Tho Journal Il Arasenger say,"it may be Of
scueraI interest to stste that, under tho Act Of
Congress. ny applicant Whose petition is & ed
at any time prior to June Lot. may he d'aci,ar-
ged. wi.hout regard 10 the per cent. his assets
will pay
We s''i'e howev.r that applicants fer ,hi'
relief make assurance dout,y surs bv 6l:us
their petitions before tho lst Of Msrch.-f.,r-
Berry Herald
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

Tsr Trxrrs or OyrIcx ACT. -'"The Tenure
Of Office Act" provid.s that the various Cabinet
officers shall hold their Office during tho term
Of the President by whom they hz's bsen sP-.
poin ted sItd one month thsreaiie,. su' jsot -
removal by aud with the sdyies and oen-
sent Of iks Senate. IL further provides
frr Tho suspension Of such efticsrs during re-
cess nf the Srns,e. subject. however, to rein:
stsi-,n.nL by the Senate. 1t 10 yensrsily CEN
cedsl that ,hs Ast does no. apply 10 the case
OF Stanton, SO as TO prohibit his removal by the
President; S,snron having been appointed BY
Pres don't Lincoln. II seems, however. t'iat
| the President va. unwi,ng 10 remove .Stent on
on the ground, We suppose. that the Senate
| would confirm no Horninaton he might make
TO supply the vacancy, and that he hoped to
sfT.et his purpose by suspsnding his. and thsr %
r..isting hi, rsis.,st.msnt under ltfs Tsauls e'
ioFise Act, Sy,paaE ipr IS. ee -s.:s:. s:!srs ID.
Courts. 40 10 lhs uasonsttS Ss,onaiity nf ths
:Ae,. :Ba. fdr ths dot ;da.lisg Of Grant. tn
i issue Would lave besn made: In ,hs visw Q
the President, s,sn,en is 'stii) susPsRded. no
in the exercise Of ahy power eonfsrrsd ny ia
) Ac,. (wbich. therofore cannot prescribe .h
terms Of his rss.oratiop:) bat nader *th
high ecus.i.urional authority "hieh' belongs :
hia, a. Tile Chief Executive Of the nation. =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

CHARlxsrox. Frbru-ry lD.-In the. Conven-
lion, three more sections of the Constitution
were adopted. Section II defines the crimes
cogn,zsbie by grand jurie- Section ~ al"-
ishss imprisonment Tar 4 ht except in f'aui,
and ex-npts tho hom.st~ad; Section 70 de-
cl.rss that TO bill Of atilindsr. tr past Jseto
law, or law ini'.iri"g "h.igations ofcontract".
shah tie prs'-d. A long diucu.Eon ON tt,is ci use
sn.u-d. defining what constitutes tIes.on {"
the s,aie. 1t is psub able that to-in'rrow the
clause. tho same "a is in the Federal Copst'In- =
read for the tirst time. organising the militia.
Tho Legislaii>s part uf the Cossii uiion WINS
read the 6rst time aud 70, sral marked ehanEss
made.
Among the interesting announcements fo'
tho present month 10 one to the sa.rt TINT there
will be . ,otnI &c ipse of III. sun at o'clock oil
tho morning Of the 22d l, will only be 'Is'bl-
however, in Africa, und in The middle Of 'h'
South Atlantic Ocean. -
| A correspondent Of tho New York Iriouns
shocked At the terrible. and. ~ he says. need
lees torture Of criminals by hanging, tuxgs.s
that hereafter they may be ulsde Tn Touch
! wire communicating with twelve Leyd*n jsr'
when des:h hy siss,reity would be in' an'sno
! Qua aud psinless. ."
Ths cotton bill has bean officially .promul
gated The text is ,ha, all csuon grown i" IN
United Stat-s after the year 1867. shali bs e1
emp, from Internal tax and cotton in'ports
from foreign eounuies OH and after November
1863, shall be exempt from duty. Approve
February 8, 1868. .sg,a ,,,.;;y.s 2 si..;,y::.-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14
Friday, February ID, 1868.

ew All Persons indebted to the
"ABBEVILLB PRESS" Office
will please come forward and set
tie their accounts. Our terms for
Advertising ana Subscription are
Cash.
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yes<rsE ;asskvItit rfE,s.
o TIE. TRusTEEs AND oTHFRs INTER.
KsTED IN UPPER LONG CANE GRAvEs;

when L built tho aev fence sroupa the
ward, the Trustees srksd. NE 10 cut sll ef the
s,mbsr from tho new part. and dissinctfy under
stood tha, they wanted the, also. to cut the
lumber from tho old part Tut in regard to The
tstt-r. Il unierstsnd to day, TO, the Jfrat time
thsr l am mistaken. l will add, however
tL.t Col. r. A. Fair. Rev. DR.. Turner. and one
or TWO others. have r'psafediy asked M. 10 GU
j, from around their tonis, ones. and ! certain
IL wantedit out from, around mine. II l huv,
'ra"scsnded my ~u,hori,y, "u ready to ra,
ANY dsmsKe that in, crested parties msy ass-ss
an the ia.s man. who wsuii deseerste = GEM
s,ery. had rather besu,ify it.
ISAAC BRANCH.
Feb. IL, 1865.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

d.y IL. a,sstSsinbey, .lses. rfaeea Genre ON,
rv.iys .iiss skselrtd. d6lisses, Ah,l the tnx,
coll. or, sheriff, or any o,l,er person
~ bose duty II may be 10. collect or Me
Treasurer ot the State, who're duty 1t is
Ia. rrcsive. shnli lie liable. upon their res
rec,iye rfii,,ial bon'ls for neglrctin2 or re-
fusing tp collect, safely keep, pay over and
dishurse tho satne il conformity 10 tho or
Isrs Of ihis convention.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14
a..fxR'tsIAG:ES

20 cAk,tisl, on "Wednesday evening, ,Hs 9th inst,
aI Tie rSsidsnes ."f the brides mo,hef, BY the
Rev. Dr.>D MeNsiIl 1urnsr, Mr.. G. 4. Mo-
cLUNG, late Of Tsun.sses, and Miss CORRIE
MILLER, MI Of this village. =.
eH The happy couple will please accept
our thanks fora handsome present. ef ,sons Do
l,eious cake, and slse oar best wishes for their
future happiness. ,...,.'.: -:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

n% The next sa+.'ou oi the District Csorl
will commence on Monday next. his H"por
Judg. r. IL. Wardi.w. presiding.
e| Me.srs. QnsrIss 4 Thornson will pay
the hirtsst cash price f" 400 bushels Of ssrn
and ,oOO bushels p-as.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

~ M.ssra Fowler l. Mcdonald have just
received some superior molssses. syrnr
crackers, DC. and are expecting next .wsek Z
fine 10, uf shes.,ny. sh,rsisg, o'nshurYs. drills
,ick,ns. &c., which will be sold low.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

kB- Bet jnmin P~arrnan, admir-, and ". F..
Walker. adm'x requ-., all per.ons having
claims ag.iuS, thn estate WIN. y. Walker, de-
c-ar~d t" preeep. the s,ns by the lst April
next. See advertisement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

~ Wanted At DR.. +. Farksr's-Grsu"d
nuts, B.sswsx ard Fl.1sssd. Th- --latest snt
best varieties Of garden s..d on hand.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

n Ar. James +. Gufin offers = light fam
ily carriage st two hundred dollars les. than
its value. fer sash. 1t is iu gsoA CON dition.
with harnra. complete. Call at Sssl 4 Signs
e.rri~gs shop on " ashing'on II sud examine.
A dollar snvsd is u dollar made.
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Msssrs. jons KsSs. g. Co., sre now 'oPen''
ing on. Of The largest ard 6no.t s,OekIof FAM
lily suPplits an,t gfoGsries e>er brouyh. to thi,
market. Read The; adxertisen.nL 10 anatlir'
ssIumu, and judge for yourselves. The stori'
has been selected with great care In the New
York and Charleston markets by Mr. Ioh'
'Kuox, whose well know ski and experience"
in these matters furn:.h . gusrsntse that the
eoadS are who, they .Prefets' 10 be. These goods
a,e all new, sre all Of the very bert quality,
aud nrs warranted to give satisfaction. To
gsther with their well-selected stock ofgrcesrir,
aud provisions they offer gres. variety
aud choice assortment Of miscsll.u.cus arti-
| els. among which our friends cnnno, fail to
find something beth useful md ornamental.
To their superior assortment OF pocket cutlery
.hry call erprcini attention. Their liquors are
| Of the choicest brands. aud best varieties. The
! stock will he sold for cash only. aud At tho
| very lowest cssh rates. In connection with
the establishment i. our friend Dir. J. r. q
| Duprs, Of til. late firm Of Clark h DuPre
who is 80 we'll known to eur eii,s.ns, aud
whose business capacity and e1I erirncs viii
| he quite "a aqa'nition to the firm. Oui
young friend, Ar. ". q. Evans. will always b'
found AT his pos, really to extend hie mos
cuurteou aiten, liens.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14
The Abbeville Press.
-Abbeville, S. G.
W. A. LEE. EDITOR.
W. A. LEE. EDITOR

TEKMS-Threa Dollars a year in savance.
ER5- No subscr p,isns taken for q shorter
Linus thau six months.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

aB- Ne.sra W ier d MrDnnsld have Just
reesi, Cd = choice lot of rotfse, sugars. tea.
English dairy cheese, macaroni. rsiso:.', grssn-
eern, bncon si.i.s and shoulders. fne tierce
lard, rice and m"lasses. in addition to their
full and seleo, assortment Of the best groceries
If tho ss.-oa which they keep always Oh
hand. Call and examine.
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w- Nr. G, e. Perry u',-, a very satisfss-
tory admi iurtr.tion "i the Fr--.imeu's Bureau
in our District, has been relieved bt Gss. G.. 81.
Hart. whose m"drst appearance Ii Is mnde good
i'm PRECISION upon cur ci'izrns We beiieve that
he has seen much service. and knowing that
the gallant ara alwal$ ju.t anil generous. we
venture tn hope that he will discharge the deli
eat. duties Of his cfiice intrIligently. fairly.
aud satisfactorily. Whilst the Bureau 10 con-
tinu.d. we think Tint w. deserve 10 have an ia
| ,ellig-nt officer IN charge here, tor the reason
thnL Abcv lille 10 one Of tie best aud mos' quiet
Districts in South Caroline. 1t 10 the in, crest
| Of all to promote kind feeling aud harmony
with ti,u.e who stand in the difficult position
! Of arhiter bet v-en two distinct ruces-in fact
differing widely iu origin. color, race anil east.
! but lately made by authority of law theore'i-
ealiy q, least equals.
tw See card Of Col. J. B f. Slsaa. sot:sn
fus,or and general commission merchant, o.
Charles on. :, c., who is So faverably kaowr
TO our citizens Col. Sloan solic,ts cOnsign
m-a,s OF merchandise. cotton ahd other PRO
duce. and ia prepared 10 make advance or
oonsgnments. IL. is a gentleman IL high in
tegri,y, business capacity, and long ex 'eriene
in hin husimess, and will attend promptly an
sntisfactor ily to all orders with which d" ms
b. entrusted. We take pleasure in commend
ing him to the patronage of our friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-14

..Sr. .vALrSf isEs UAr-This. the 14fh- Feb.
ruary. is ST.. Vaisntiue's'Dsy ihs only p"Pu'sr
Saints dsy ia tbs calendar Asa which 10 oo
.er-es alike by Catholic and Prosestsat' 81.
v Vslsa.ins was q. rnartyr Of the ssriy Church,
but: i,ew he :hsPpsnel;te bsseme abe patron
saint II young levers is usse known; EIpS SStbis.
ss:in other. ni, aneis j. sesus thss : Christian
nsns wv, given 10 sa,h.ssfsssisal; ~ On .his
day. sseording TO. a .phgan .egstorn. bey'. and
fgirls drew, sssh ettes's name, by. lot, II NssA
popular h ot,en tltsr tirdtseuPlsj oa 'teis. and
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-24
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