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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

Washington special Of the Sd says: Re.
cognition of Cuban independence is. after
ell that has been said, likely to be left
severely alone by the administration. The
president and cabinet sre knosn to be quite
against any such movement at the present
tune. and while the resolution just agreed on by
the Borfe committee on foreign affairs may pass
the House. it will be quite impossible TO get II
through the Senate. The minister Of the ouban
reyolutionsts. who is again 10 Washington, has
about come TO this conclusion himself,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09

csgo the coming month, 70 form an aid sociesy
for tAs encouragement Of emigration from Ire.
land.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

When man wishes o, wateh repaired, he
does mos apply 10 1lnekBnifb ~ ha desiree plough
SHARE made he aoespt seek ieEeefi II he wants his
lend surveyed he dreams bR tailor rneaaurej If
OF Of hymens he aot caasgt aheeEnaker IN tho rst
caoo take yitot 20 nofn his eyebrows in the last
Yet blacksmithB jewellers, tefs and Haoonaaers are
along tAe most usnl e eQeetg ead ytrto is
70 above would be greater than feT man lEao wishes
vender of the criticize This would be apt illustration
Of this blind leading the blind. This too, acceunts for
the general disoontans RELATIVES t. AtAsae People do not
think about tha latress OF thn They aHss apply to
PEnctaeai optieNn, such as Mt KefnnKhan ~ Camp
street, who made tlso speciality and whose long
and tnFongh kaoiedge ~ his business ON
abes hla to adjust GlaaReS with almost pnerring &C.
curaey He has the genuIbe BfAzfih pebble Hectacles
whichare une4aalled und he has bBsdaa, what few
aAsssss VIC verify beleys " pol Dad worn his
r11diang Trey C6lfld bifV0 reHgtrpted the mystery
which, 80 long ahr6aded Grants eahiHet. YGS ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

j. IssYois, corner OF Canal and Bourbon stS.,
enjoy uysuTpaaaed facilities supplying the people Of
Esw Orleans With goods Po.a rlsl q new ia
capital correspondence in she principal European ira
ding inArtB Tong, exreFienee 70 g1idD 81 selection
hbegaltty IN deantstlreir ouHtomeTn aHre to be
pqig wit themselves for visiting but like
wise vii tho evidences Of taste ana fehaHent which
they win carry awayfgStlr them. llass{l5 Fl III
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

beseea that tle sonthetFi 1s y fay ta IN
toftss the Aflllon 1nan city az
tho lat Of Aptil. TAeuduiofs ehoies whie tho So1n
cll nho Of sei aehs y Belnk Justified every hour
and Mr. layton will haze the honor ana merit a. r
daelg chaos 70 ararof reatpting the citys credit to
TIP high point IL 0nes eIEtoysd.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

~, 81 &c atas6f
sSa w ~ "a z s. 3riens
Nv v; 4r,,,.t SIR
yx7daEgi q, 8 shsch
rs,a, assume the
cnamp,onsIip Of th ,ublic school system,
ke,,f IL = ,il, fley tax
ths; :, ~ = aud
~ course.
nersectly ;s,nterasf,ia n the ,snatter "a Sec
tayianaF ,rbev have NO ,iilen that that sys-
tenn Is the only real weapon " hichs they now
toDposu III catholicisv ID This country They
ID NOT gs,iow that ~ fsafhofic children eflu-
Gated IN these one half. nj least,
ARE lost IS, tl.e ss,hasch. Il Of course mot /
E.rhey Would come Ont boldly ana proclaim
4l,esr real III IL fors nthusias,n in tllis
enru mon ss.ss,<sl ainat f:athoiicitv
4 4hs,s ,s,se - IN ,s-
triouslx INIT fsFs Ti,sy ssoadid not BE
- elss ~ s s2A ~ l
rs n, 4i,e s,s,s - a,spposipss stlsaul to be
fu.Ss,an IF 6s1a3laf reasons WHY thew
seaa savor cos;. ;Sza fsals. let rs csa
sior,aIl = scf shose fancifl
Eones ,,ss;Sss~ Tle S;s,;s.,s ,af-
3 ,,oess ssstaodi a III ia fast
cs M ont vigarons,y AGAINST lie i,f
f;a, rae,,..lv .,rssapfesS =, the c.,..n am,
o ;,si,, -, - 81 fsyar n Ill
tiths i,ildres Il scl,ool ia the efty. we saw
= NAT W. ara Isnr,5to a, s,,,t
~. %.
80, 4. IS. 81:
al q. 81, ~ -. 49, 81 go
sh0 CtsSo III scSeesffAA coibosaaiS. .ssgs.s,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

ID. ~. e Duane ecQperages g9s TchoFp itouias
aciasses bagFe6 and keys yfi6ty eat4elss turpeutne
aTtle and hogshoafs made % DgdF. III Duane can
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

ssss 4 az Il. y Z ~ n .ssS-{s eS W ss
The soil bf this city,
iErsita lszg sasani lszt The 6stion sllleA
hds Heei bf lai " ttly exercisine the
scctAfiah press 3,sil elpit Of this country,
Wig: Z Whether ssntism il . failure
Orr readers viii fspAepab Der that the auda-
cious assertion 81 Iaiinfe Mas Made, nce by
q banighted Apan ailiss, bat pr zone Of the
kaalest lncuz7p eHkN ~ fHe.< ft,rotestanf pui-
17Rs y III fVx lew 81 ogk-snna J
sssstsipeA PIX ham inaas seIiesH mastery
tisscosfses xitssis i'ave sssassa otessanf
Ame51ea Y ssa s's'sa ~ 3. \,
e ~ i'sk'!s fesel' e ossF esfesnp
1az'e4 = sesf.s VS. qasstien SO eilees-
snas sdse ~ ssnach penr7
SO tozte f9ese q We ~ g 81 Ieresy re-
mains nothing Pms a-7RkpAkens e wer. " h l1
pesE aus yer 70 1he cnaFge t9nk Frotessah.T
FsSpqtS e Z TIT Hta ssass sE.ss esog1effaA =
49, ks.'S sss'sen
sanf0 more tnan TWO hundred dinerent ian7
3 n
: Inc great work OF the Christian Cnurch
~, shens to translate the Bible into the va
raous languages. II Is grammar school on
an extensive scale. 1t has not even so int
'p6Ftane 81 pros6unaga saaseStxgk it's labors
a. Ihsse senools WHICH qeyote temseiyes
% we more aestSaae mysteries OF iflssfhe-
matics apd etpics ana when RI. this great
labor shall have been completed, and the ting
'bapie translated INT. into all 'kSown1 languages,
end, and thenceforth@ will lie kind Of ex-.
empt or pensioner.
ID fact, the Presbyterian predicts this
contamination as to be attained before fo,, q:
The work win go on, it SAYS. ana in a
few years more, not in two hundred but in
all IAN guages, the peopiefof the eartlsswil
be able to read the word Of God ino tile
tongue in which, they were born.s BY this
time, Of course, the proof Of Protestant or
tIiodexx, at least IN the knowledge of for
eisn languages, will have become irresisti,
BILE. mo MAJ, then, will dare, to % question
that Professionalism has some member who
knows the constrretiea of each lano,sssssss in
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

ZOE t1emf rs Eignt ~E4 7Wk1l&n tSs1fxDH&N 9AAt
Hassity cf this cllaFg how eyst, Is " sf1a-
that We faifiess s 4 n
tlls 1 Is ST Patrlcks nay y is.;.s y.
1 Our renders win find, in another column,
ali interesting aseeent Of the proceeding
4 OF ST. Patriek's day a The church of that
kname and In various pablo dep0nstrs-
ttions The GsSescssf, ff6aa which We have
tax en tbe liberty ~ clip Il has iyen al
"details With % H1uch accuracy and ipterest
that it is unnecessary to vary liz In any
EuaysgE bseeasfss " s1a46 N
Pd'TAS various 5aiiy papers Also fSfssts.l as
p IL Ire fsstfysi
land hare 30 familisrized The pahlic with is
amor6' i8tsrestiBg fsafarss 90 TO fsAaerrepe
Triton sppin efesti5 win sfhtp,f "a.
vert to the pleasure derived from the mere
EappaaTanse Of the saaseiahlage, xapsrt rom
tho detaifs of Nhass Seeuffed. After che
Vivid aeserip tiens given by Lover TIN
bandi otiaef Irisla noYeiists Of tle liyel tiaes
fftqueEitly experieneedant sseisl therings
i'd the ola country, 9one wouzd hardly be
prepared for the scene Of persset order hd
a, tl,, 700, s,,.s !, .,,ls,-
1 ton or hen Of whona any country eesslsa be
5 ,,r,r nat tnly fir
manhood, batfcr theia .heSmoHy dsrlf-
control wilhelm the social mood. ~ sslf
e That the NATIONAL talent for witana slo-
I qoepce was not, warning was evident ID tlle
| happy illusions and telling poiAts made by
Rev. Fathers Moynihaa, Father lane and j.
=. ooie'n''n' ttsa., sl.s soeeiAs Auu'os's's.
eiy e ..s spseeass ~ ''aso mas.
~ $50 - :. , os,es
AAo.a' . - - - lne .'eo
s.hu AIR.. A'ana'sss ~ s''S sit'a ifsii on
- - az, =
go II 49,. 49,.
- -As' Etsses' ~ ], \ ~ ],
~ es s,'u
-, " % ss lSsea 70. s'.ssy - a'rV
y y - ~, y 3, -
-. =
es sas y
800 - I'm y ~. al 80 v.,iie
- WV y 80 ..ps ~. heip
A.ss.' ~ ~ ~. stsl nls
W." ,s.'. .'s
- 1isea.es a 80
~ =. as q W Pig. 2 =
ssess y = =.
I'd. -. !. - - -
~
true patriots. of any country they va .a..,t.
Unlike she Enaiishna,. who .is,rely sem
s,snps = e " n iericsa,
,psA =. I, n,s A,sp y iiss 'aa aie mere
- !. ~ assain =
~ s. ETY.. Ies''Fh se5tne bouie-
l., = 80 Wy i''Sil 'ttai "a ss'lnt pgines
:, y !" w iu,.. i'ia' ? stIses ne ne
~ rsI ! K. 4 - $50 ~ .siAo
'9s !, nis Wy = el.t-f "a 9.s5 ~ ~
- ss s' IVY, :, me ihalrFeions sAi o.
'no Apostle+--hoW ne was
ivy - ms 'naha, ready toroe otfered up
~ Depess = t.i.n OF hoaapr, ana Nd now
-Ass. a oS1 y1se iSA So y ,.sl q Pc
-, = s u shs a.in tiess sam .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

z Ph H9elEels Ros. 96s and go Tchonpit6tfas
aar StS. 50, s srs re ss -. zee
enarge. aala 800 IN n. - "a 49,. =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

,,sfeasona REPUTATION n hleh would satisfy many an
older 1nct lttonef nis ofico hbuFs afe from Il 20
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-21

Doors AND SHOES OF all the articles wIich
enter into she eompllost IaakelEp q medes1 well
tie CHOICE OF boots ard hioes Tho dyer ard bushel
may resented D. the caee Of nifes garments
hyBueEita semblancea ~ may accomplish
something IN the way of Iiren- 1nt you csn'tput on
n tho war Of Gerts azd skoesaf Won do
yonn : pnt yeuE SCOT n - Such esing ne clses
ing With hcuaa ~ stapalnR and repntasioE-ana au6h
one s. q 1gG gafp street. The utmost
rniahen DO placed their word and when article
= made b BERG tsE sals the pafehqssr has
flff pisces tilrs 1Gf ~ eRee. Hence
no hiYt 10 tS4ion Ii sdsislng qnf rignas y xielt
NO d Ca5aa ltfeet as1sed tha9 shey VIII Bna In the
aud
= sasisly every reasoaa lecsation.
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'T.EI.E
Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

HNlE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNI
J. ION, organized to promote and protect
trade, by enabling its subscribers to attain "a
cllity aud safety in The granting of credits, ana
tho recovery of claims at all points, hayo to
announce that they will, in cptombcr, 1868,
publish IN one large quarto volume:
TnE MERCHANTS Protective UNION Mrn-
CAMILLE REFERENCE REGISTER, containipgamonp
other things, tho Namcs, Nature of Business
Amount Of Capital, Financial Standing, and
and Rating as to Credit, of over 400, 600 Of tho
principal merchants, traders, bankers, manu-.
i l]a"etnrers. and public companies, in moro than
$4,000 of tho cities, towns, villages, and settle
mcnts throughout tho United tatcs, their tor
r,ltorics, and tho British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most important
information attainuble and necessary to enable
INC merchant to ascertain at glance tho copi-
tai, character, aud degree Of credit Of such of
his customers as arc deemed worthy of any GRO
dation Of crcdit, comprising, also, a Ncwspaper
directory, containing tho title. character, price,
ana place of publication, with full particulars
relative to each journal, being q complete guido
States.
The reports and information will be confined
tothosc deemed worthy Of some limo of credit
and as the same will DC based, so far as practi-
cable, upon the written statements of the parties
themselves, revised and corrected by we'll known.
and reliable legal correspondence, whose char
actcr will prove u guarantee of the correctness
Of tho information furnished by them, it is
believed that tho reports will prove more truth
full and complete, and, therefore, superior to,
and of much greater value, than any previously
issued.
BY aid Of the "Mcrcantilc Reference Regis
ter" business men will be enabled to ascertain,
at q glance, the capital and graduation of credit,
as compared with financial worth, Of nearly
every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and
banker. within tho obovo pomnI forr;foriol
limits.
On or about Tho first of each month, subscri-
bcrs will also receive the "Monthly Chronicle"
containing, among other things. n record of
such important changes in the name and condi-
ton Of firms, throughout the country, os may
occur subsequent to the publication of each
half, ycnrl y volume Of the Mercantile Refer
cncc Register"
Price Of 1.-The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register" fifty dollars, ($5O,) for
which it will be forwarded to any address in
the United States, transportation paid.
Holders of five $40 slarcs Of the Capital
Stock, in addition to participating in the profits,
will receive one copy of the Mercantile Refer
cncc Register" free OF charge holders Of ton
shares will be entitled to two copies; and no
more than ten shares Of the Capital took will
be allotted to any ono applicant.
All rcmittanccs, orders, or communications
relative to the book shonld be addressed to tho
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, in
the American Exchange Bank Building, No.
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August 2S, 1868 4S w
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Dr. Whitticr.
March ., 1869

REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE. MS
II diploma at office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment Of Fcnereal, Sceual anl
Private Diseases, than any other physician in st.
Louis.
Syphilis, GonorrAca, Gtest, Structure, Orchilis
Hefmiah, and IMpt"rT; all Urinary Diseases amd
SYphitt;c or Mcrcuriat 1,NiiAioms of tie THROAT,
Sin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled sue.
Spermatosrea, Scrnai Debility and hmpotency as
the result of sclf-abuse in youth, sexual excess in
mature years, or ether causes, and which produce
scmc of tho following effects, as nocturual cm;s
sions, uotehss' de1iity., a;xsiaess, dimness Of sig1t,
c'ny Of females, Toss y memory and serual Do,ccr
cna rendering marriage improper, arc permanently
n: Municipalities n MEDICALpA,n,--
relating to vcncroal diseases o.. ~ disoa,ro itnEi
70 a"A LOS Of self abuse, that will bcsent
..y address in q sealed envelope for two stamp.
Many physicians introduce patients to tho dooto,
alter reading his medical pamphlet. Commune {
ton confidential. A friendly talk will cost yo,
nothing. Office central, yet rctircd-No. CIT St
oharles street, 81. Louis, Mo, Hours, 0 a. IN. t.
. p. m: Sundays - to 2 p. m.
April s, 1869 2G If
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Josh Billings Insures His Life,

| KUN tcw the konklusion lately that life
was SO unsartin, that tho only way for mo to
stand q fair chance with other folks was to
get my life insured, and SO / called on the
agent of Garden Angel Life Insurance Co.,
and answered the following questions which
vas put to me over a pair Of gold specs, by
a slick, little, fat, old Teller, with a little round
grey head;
QUESTIONS.
l. Arc you malo or female? If so how
long have you been SO?
z. Arc you subject to fits, and if SO, do you
have moro than one at q time?
.. What is your precise itcing weight?
4. Did you ever have any ancestors, and if
SO how much 2
3. What is your legal opinion ov tho con.
stitutionality Of the 10 commandments?
q. Do you over have any literature?
Z. Are yon married and live single, or arc
you q batchelor?
8. Du Yu bclcave IN a future state? IF WI
du, State it.
8. What arc your private sentiments about
a rush of rats to the hcad-can it DO did sue.
ccssfui?
~. Have you ever coElmittod suicide, and
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pin and a kickin like mad. This, with the
skeery noises | made (fur 1 wur a whislin, an
q hissin, an q sputtcrin, outer mouth, nose an
eyes, like a steam cnginc) sot him a rarin aud
c%oyortin like he wnr out Of his senses. We'll,
he went. Tho fomo rolled and the old black
boss flew. lie jist mizzled-skccrcd nj tn
death, an SO wur [. So we agreed on tho
pint Of the greatest distance in the smallest
time.
Claimed fur Doctor Goodman's at the
lliwasscc Copper Mines, tn git somcthin to
stop thoc explosion in my inards. l met a ser
cult rider on his travis towards a friendly
chicken an a hat full oy ball biskits. AS I
cum a tarin along he hilt up his hands like
nc wanted tc pray for me, but rs I preferred
physic tn prayer, in my pccooliar situwashun,
at that time, [ jest roolcd along. lie tuck
askear as l cum on tn him, his faith gin out,
an he lodged boss, saddulbags an ovcrcoat in.
to thickct, jist like you've seed a tcrkil take
water often a log when a tarin big steamboat
Gums along. AS he passed ole man Burns,
Sicily hailed him, an ax'd eff he'd met any
wv S"iho IL hurry up tlc fOau. lnC poor
man thot perhaps he did an perhaps he didn't,
but he'd seed q site, wv ghost NV ole Belize
bub himself, ur the CONT, he didn't adzactly
know which, but taken all things tugcthcr an
the short time he'd had for preparation, he
thot he met a long legged shakin quaker a
flcein from the wrath tn kun, and a black an
white spotted boss a w%hippin oy him with a
big brush, an he had a white beard what come
III on tn his eyes tn the pummcl NV the sad
dill, and then forkcd and went tn his nccse,
an the beard sometimes drappcd tn the ground
IN bushes as big as a crows nest, and he hcrn
a sound like the rushin ov nifty waters, an he
wur mitily exercised about wv all nv them
wur l, myself. Now, George, all this beard
an spots on tho boss, all steam, an fire, an
snow, an fire tails, was oudacious humbug. 1t
all cum outcn my inards droopin out ov my
mouth without any vomitin ur effort, an cf it
hadn't I'd busted inter moro pieces than thar
is aigs in a big cat fish. The ~L.ovcngood's is
all confoundcd fools and dad amt the wust ov
en-"
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Dcimorcst's Monthly Magazine.

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TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OCoNEE COUNTY

ocoNEE coUNTY-lN PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant,
Francis Carchcart and Lands, nav Debts.
others, Defendants. for Partition, &c.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Francis
Capchcart and Margaret Eliza Capchcart,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
OF this Stntc; The said absent defendants arc
required to appear in the Probate Court, to DC
holden at Walhalla, S. G., on tho Is, day Of
July next. to show cause. il any they can, Why
tho hGal Estate OF Edward Rankin, deceased,
should not be sold, and the proceeds. after INV.
mcnt of debts, divided among the heirs of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
the same will be entered Of record. Given I'M
DER my hand and seal, this 9Th day of April,
1860. RICHARD IEWISP"'
April 5, 1869 &c Am
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

occraec County.
Philoman Crane and
Amanda Crane, Applicants
VS.. Petition r,r Paw
Whey Crane and others, tition.
Defendants.
I appearing to my satisfaction that yincv
e Crane, John Calhoun and wife Nancy Oai,
noun, Lorenzo Barnes and wife Martha Barnes,
John samples and wife Judith Samples, Isaac
frame. Lewis Cox and Heirs of George Barnes,
occeaScd, defendants in this case, reside beyond
the limits OF this State: Said absent defend
ants are, therefore, required to appear in the
Probate Court. to be holden at Walhalla, S. c.,
on the LIST day Of Juno next, to show cause, if
any they. can, why the Real Estate of philoman
Crane, deceased, should not be sold and the
proceeds divided among tho hcirs of said de-
ceased, according TO law, or their consent to the
SANE will be entered of record.
II. LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Court.
March ., 1860 81 3m
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if so, how dus it seem to affect you?
IL. Did you ever have tho mcczles, if so
how many?
After answering the above q~ustions like a
man, on tho confrmativc, the slick, little, fat,
old Teller, with goald specs on, ced wus in.
surcd for life, and would probably remain SO
for II term of years. thanked him and smiled
one of my most pcnsivc smiles.
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Demorest's Young America,
ENLARGED.

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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoNEE coUNTY-IN PROBATE.


John West, Applicant,
vs.. Petition to sell Lands,
Susan Catherine Wost pay Debts, for Parti-
md others, Defts. ton, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfa elton that Susan
Il Catharihe West. James Rogers West, Jas
per Wost, Martin West, Mary Wost, Stephen
Wost, Minorva West and Cynthia Wcst, do
Of this State: Tho said absont defendants. arc.
therefore, required to appear in Probate Court,
to DO holden ut Walhalla, s. c., en- tho LIST day
of July noxt, to show cause, if any they can,
why tho Real Estate of Archibald West, decd.
should not be sold, and tho proceeds, after pay.
mont of debts, divided among tho hoirs of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
the Same will DO entered ofrecord. Given un-
dor my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of April,
1867. RICHARD LEWIS, :
Judge Of Probate.
April5, 1850 20 3m
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ALAwYER, who was p~lcadin" :, oo,so oe
an infant plaintiff, took mo child in his arms
ana pfcs"""tcd it to the jury suffuscd with
tears. This had a great effect, till tho oppo-
site lawyer asked him what made him cry
"IIc pinchcd mo-" answered tho little limo.
cont. Tho whole court was convulscd with
laughter.
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CARSON P. BRYsON,

iOSaI NSLaCG AgGnt,
WALllALL.A, S. c.,
NA]lLL buy and sell REAL ESTATE on the
w most reasonable terms. Persons hay
ing Lands for sale in the Counties of Oconcc
and Plekens arc respectfully requested to for.
ward IInts and descriptions rs to the location
and quality Of the land to him, and he will keen
them ON hand for exhibition to any one desiring
TO purchase Heal Estate. Who're no sale is cf-
fcctcd no charge will be made.
go" Office NJ BRYSON & cos. Store.
Feb. 4. 1860 II ,r