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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEP. II
ARRIVED.
Schr Alfred, Ko,ne, Robinson Winl5or, y
s. plaster, TO 3 II Lambert.
Ste m.hiu Valley City, Johnson. New York;
to Hooc, Wcdderburn & CO.
Barque Williams, Jersey City. and schr3
Ely, Eichmon1; & Stannard, Nol!(lL.
Fedora! I'LL, Portsmouth; and > Z Tyler,
Boston, by = Agrew.
by II Lambert
MEM0gAEDA.
Brig Cat.w ba, GsveneT, for Boston, hence VI
do mes Hole Slh instant:
Big George Berry, Fossett, for Bos.on,
hence at Holmes Hole 7th iuslaH..
Big Rio Gran G, Kace. for this port, cleared
at N riolk y,h instant
Schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, hence 81 Prov
dence 9Th instant
Schr ingdovc, Wooster, hence at New Be-
Schr WIN Penn. Davis, for Warcham, hence
at ewport Ii instant.
Schr Charles = Math,w:, for Boston, hence
at Holmes Hole 7th Instant.
Schr Can pbel. Torrey, for Portsmouth,
hence NJ Holmes Foe 7th Instant.
Schr VIM Frazier, for this por! cleared at
Norfolk 9th Instant.
VIRGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerk 5
y l!ice of the Circuit Court of Aloysndria
county, on the 9th day of September 1863 =
Adoiiae K. Evans, plaintiff, 70 Richsfd II.
Lancaster, Caarles A Watson, James Il. CiG-
get J. ). Strange, Eichard Il. Lyles, Georg g
Ia r.. George Berry, Richard Berry and
Daniel Davidson. defendants In chance:y-
The j7ct of this suit IL TO obtain decree
recurring the said Richard Il Lancaster and
his co-trustees to pay the sum Of tour hundred
dollars, with interest from July 10. 1856, TIL
paid, due and owing to the complainant and
in defsalt OF payment that tho lot OF ground IN
the bill mentioned may be sold 10 satisfy the
said Indebtedness.
The defendants, George Berry and George
Fairfax. not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act 81
Assembly and the rules Of this Cour!, and
il appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents OF tits State, il is ordered that the
after the publication Of this order, and Go what
is necessary to protect their interests n TINS
sui. and that copy Of tn order be forth
with inserted in the AleXandfs GaZettc news
paper published in the city OF A!exandr9, once
a week for four successive weeks, s1d posted at
the front door OF the Court House OF this coun-
- A copy, teste: ). IaCE - CIerh'
D l. >moot. p. . sep ll-tH"'w
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIhFAX
! county, June term, 1853: Sus allison,
guardian OF VIM Allison and Martha Allison
complainsnts, against William Allison Snd
others, defendants: IL chancery.
Il appearing 90 tho Court that there Is yet
due from John Berry the purchaser OF the real
estate sold in this cause the sum OF fourteen
hundred and seventy nine dollars and eighty
nine cent?, with interest thereon from January
20. 1862 on account of the purchase money, It
is ordered that the said John Berry appear a:
the next term Of this Court to show cause, II
aay he can, why the said real estate should not
be resold al his risk tor the psymen: OF the sald
balance. A copy, teste; 1,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
VIRGINIA NEW y.

The Richmond correspondent OF the Peters
burg Index says, that Governor Weis has
rented the splendid mansion o! Mr., ". ii.
Grant, on Clay, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in R'chmopd. lie intends to remain
here and practice his profession, occasionally
varying the monotopy o! lite b. running up to
Washington.
There are three legislative seats contested,
Gen. Canty says-but none Of the claimants have
strong supporting evidence. This is a matter
for the attention OF the Legislature Itself, aud
it vii. be referred to them at the proper time,
Eight shares OF the stock of the Loudoun
County Bui ding Association were redeemed
at Sl32 per share, and two shares at s 29 90,
making tie whole loans for the month OF Au
gust, $l3l5.
We hear from some districts that game Wa
never so abundant. We infer that this is the
case generally, as the drought has been extern
sive. and dry weather is favorable, especially Il
partridges and turkeys.
The r .dical State Central Committee hare
called State Delegate Convention to meet III
Richmond on the q Of next November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

MEMORIALS or METHoDIsM IN VIRGINIA.
Rev. ". ". Bennett proposes to publish,
as soon as q sufficient numbered subscribers can
be obtained to secure him against loss in so do,
ing, work Which has been in manuscript Tor
several years, entitled Memorials OF Method
ism in Virginia. The narrative vii! embrace
the period from the year l772, when Method
ism was introduced into the State by the
preaching OF the Rev. Robt, Williams, to the
1N2n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

\ New PRoPHET. A co'ored man Of very
uncouth appearance, named Lott Mclvcr, ar
rived in this city vest riay afternoon, accom-
panied by four other black men and five VIC
men, oil Of them following IN the rear oil di-
Iapidated mule aud wagon. The strange page.
ant attracted considerable attcntjonand excited
40 fittle amu>t meut as it passed through Main
street. The procession finally located at point
upon Lynch street, of very questionable repute'
and then halted for the niSht.
We learn that Lott considers himself q
Prophet. lie says he was called by the Al
mighty in n great vision more than year ago,
aad was commanded to dwell apart in the
woods, and to abstain for ten days from food or
drink. This he did as Ct mmanded, and was
thea given mesmeric power over men, and sent
ont on his mission to preach and lead. Ii is
said he is able by meSmeri>m to exert the most
marvellous Influence over his followers, OF whom
there are not less than ahundred around Camp
bell Court House. Lest week, he received a
new sommaud, to come up to Lynchburg, with
picked band Of the faithful, and undertake
The regeneration Of this unbe!ievins city. To
hear was to obey; aud hence the procession OF
muddy mule wagon, and It's escort along the
streets yesterday, through an aisle OF grinS,
with Lott following soemnly il the rear, ho.l-
ing aOit his right hand
The p>or fellow Is verv ignorant and evident
| L. deeply in earnest.-LypcbGuTg ReP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

E,EED, FEED
e FEED
JAS T.. Henderson,,
VhclosalG and het4il FEED DEA LEE,
10. 81 Cameron street
TnoStrc Building AlezanGr'a' "a
Has on hand
: TOYS prime Upland Timothy Hsy.
10 tons prime Clover Hay.
10 tons prime Baed Straw.
81 bushels OTIS.
200 bushels prime White Com
3 tons Rye Chop.
go bushels White Midiling..
zoo bushels Brown Middl:ng-.
30 bushels Brown tut.
800 bushels WheG: Bran.
200 bushels Ship stuff
2OJ bushels Corn Bran.
and firrs for sale at the lowest market price. -
The highest cash price paid foF Hay ana Straw
sep 8-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

tAKBULIU DI5INFBCFlNG SOAP for
u washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals frees them from IL
sec,s, improves the ha r and is invaluable for
healing sores Of all kinds just received m
for 10 by WAKFlELD IL HALL,
Druggists,
turU Cor Prince and Fairfax ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

Barque L Williams, Jersey City. and sch'
II G. Ely, belmont; Il G. otann9rd, NolIJl i
Fedora! I'LL Portsmouth; and TYLER
Boston, by 2 Agrew.
Schr Susan Scranton. Ucrgey, Boston. gran
by 3 II Lambert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

The Richmond DiSpstch has an article on
The proclamation Of Gen. Canby, in which 1t
speaks OF the omission of The name OF Mr.
Taylor, the Attorney General elect, in the
General Order appointing provisional officers,
aud gives as reason therefor, that he can
no, take the test oath, and is therefore consid
cred ineligible by Gen. Candy.
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FERTILIZERS.


ZOE THE FALL Sc + y u
FEE TILE GRS.
HERBERT BRYAN
no. KING STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Manufacturer Agent :or the sale OF
ANDREW GOES
IMPROVED
surEE PHOSPHATE or LIME,
w q. BUsEY'S EXCELSIOR.
aug l7-tt
KELLERS PATENT
GUM SPRING
GRAIN. SEED x FENIlllYlN& DRILL
TIE BEST WITHOUT rouhr.
Manufactured ny HE ung,.-ta,,n Agricultural
WEEKS.
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pNRN az ALEXANDRIA. SEE. ll
ARRIVED.

Schr Alfred, Koone, Robinson, Winlaor, y
s. plaster, to Is II Lambert.
Ste m.hio Valley City, Johnson. New i"rH'
TO Hooc, Wcdlerburn & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

NEW York DRY Goors MARKET
has be Il u very healthy trade IN domestic dry
g1od. throughout the who Of ,hc last week.
he dem.nd hrs be n c.dy, prices have be
evenly m .intaned, and pay particularly
from The South, from which quarter most Of
the purchases of this scason conc-have been
good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

Particulars Of the recent Uattie at Las Tunas'
between the Cubans and the Spanish troops
are published. The Cubaus claim the victory,
aud dispatches say that the resalt OF the bat'.''
which has been the first OF importanei since
the commencement OF the revolution, clusos
great rel icing in the Cuban army, and among
those on the Island who sympathiza with II"
movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

The President will not, unless something IN
usual occurs, return TO Washington for Two
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
r,ytyCIAL d csswuHRs,.,.

o, A. 6 NJ p R.-The following eShibi: Of
the business of the o, a. & II. 4. 4. Co, fer
the last quarters synopsis Of which has a.
ready appeared in the Ga-stte-is 7e'7 crafty
ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

The Cuban question, in connection with the
position of the Uuited States, continues to hc
much, discussed 10 the English papers. The
London Times and London Telegraph appear
10 thiuk that Spain might as well yield at
once, and give up the islaud-whilst the News
says The interests Of England aud France in the
West ladies' gre scarcely Inferior to those of the
United States, aud they will have their say
before the settlement will be regarded as iaai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

GEoRGErowS CATTLE MAEKE T.-Ihc mar
Eet Yesterday was active snl the attendance
large Five hun ired head Cattle char geo
hands At > coast Is per 100 lbs. gross 90
Sheen ,ui Lambs sold at co /" - ca esch :
Vel Caves t. = cent, per III. gross; Cow
and Calves - 10 to $50 CO each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

KELLER'S PATENT
GUM SPRING
GRAIN. SEED K FENilLiYlNG Hklhh'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

MADaID.-Thc threatened dis.,, is.,r,on..
atsevile have subsided, and the couu,rv
is entirely tranquil
1he Cretan insurgents lave made submis.
sion to Turkish authority. A proyisiona!
government has been established.
In some recent submarine work in tn.
river Seine at Paris, one of the divers en-.
ployed remained at the bottom so lour as
to excite tue alarm of the attendants. The
bubbles which arose indicated that lie was
alive and stationary, but ho could not or
would not reply siguals. Another diver
was sent down. who found his predecessor
g'of'ous'y drunk, and enjoy ing a cosy nap
upon the bottom Of the river.
The late rebellion among the Msoris Of
New Zealand, which has proved so dis
as'rous to tho work OF tho English mis-
s'onar'es in that quarter, it now appears
was inst'gated by French Eamauis, priests
liome is unccasing in he1 efforts 10 thwarl
The attempts Of Protcstants to introduce
me simpler faith Of the gospel. From some
OF the South Sea islands that have passet
under French rule, Protestant ms,ionarie,
have been je"'ously excluded, though the,
had begun their wolk willie tho native
were independent. Among the Nestor;an
they incito bad men to deeds OF vio.cnc,
against SUCH as show any ;u:ercs, in cospc
truth, and then protect them from harm,
At M"rdin, in Eastern Turkyy, Il Rc.u;,l
ecclesiastic induncs q Turkish official f
extort large Sums money from t.:e E,;l
band OF Pro'estant<, and 70 subject ,lc,
to tue gros s'cst abuse, for s,hc purpose c
crushing them out.
Great activity continues TO be shown i,
The preparations for the O;cunenicaI Coun
Gil. Citations have Leon issued for eirb
new Councillors-one being sumr:one
from America, one from Spain, two rrou
France, and fonr from Germany. An in,
vltation was sent to tho Rev. John Hcnr
Newman, of England, but he has desired t
be excused, Oh tho ground of Lis age an,
bad health.
Rev. w. IT. Mi'bnrn, the we'll know,
bind preacher, has hores Of recovering
his sight. lie is now under the care c
Lr"t. Won Graef, the eminent ccculist a
Berlin: Should his expectation bo real
zed, his friends will rejoice, anl his fo,
mer Methodist brethren will doubtless ad
wise him to avoid the glare of the sun an
OF high ri.ual;s:ic gaslght.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Colon BLIHDNEss-Co!or blindness
is much more common than many suppose
and considerable attention has been given
to tie subject in France. NJ. Fournct
knew two students Of the Eco1e dcS Mines
who having no clear idea Of co!ors, were
unable to distinguish the various minerals
and one Of them ha:ing TO use acaYminy
wash in some drawing, used Indian ink 70,
the purpose. In long treatise, Dr.. Pot,
ton, Of Lyons, has arranged in the same
category large number oe shopnsn who
were obliged 10 be dismissed tor the simpi5
reason that they could never distinguish
&C 'h- etnf!s which tLcY
had to sell. AS this alteration Of sight had
been the cause Of the grave errors un rail
ways, the companies surgeons st p.csen;
are most particular in testing en- this point
the candidates for employment. Dr.. Fa-
vre, at Perrache, stated tLat the number
o! applicants whom he has been obliged
to refuse tecause they wero incapable oi
distinctly telling green ligL. from red
one was very considerable. Men Who are
employed to attend railway colo-cd signals
in this country ought to be examined on
this point.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

GREAT Docro2s.-Wheu Dr.. Beshane
snd his wife were in Europe, Mrs. Be-
thune had been transported by waller from
Liverpool 20 London, in order to consult
Sir Astly Cooper and Sir James Clarke.
At this place her husband joined her, to
make tho discovery that even the most
learned doctors may be found mapping.
Tie accommodations not being extensive,
when the two physicians retired for con-
sultalion, Dr.. Bc,buus was in a position
where he could ovsrhesr their remarks.
They had pleasant interview; one sela-
ting how he on certain occasion came
very near fighting duel. The difficulties
and DANCE. Of the position occupied some
time to describe, and they were about to
separate, when one recalled the patient.
"But what chall we 10 with Belhune'
wifes' 20, give her tie old pill" was ,ha
reply. It is snperGuous 10 add that this
most expen.ire medical attendance quickly
tsrdinatsd.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
A Gift COMPANY

In tho city Of Gotham has sent us n
long advertisement in which thG;v
promise money and lots Of other
things to every ticketholdcr. The
Company however is nothing but a
lottery, gaInb]ing concern for the
1hveigIem.ent Of the inexperienced and
unwary.
Hc 90 not knoC' Ike parties, and we
on not want to know them. We have
not seen any Of their grcentochs, nor
40 wo wish to SEQ them. They write :
"on receipt Of bill and paper 'ciM first '"'
ser&ion soe pW remit by drct or p. d."
Il does not suit us. If the existence
of tho Lu.keran and Visitor depended
on it, we would not touch q single
cent Of their money. We do not
think that wo havo license TO do
evil, that good may come; and all
kinds Of gambling arc evil. We also
think it decidedly unlutheran to tempt
any of our readers to do wrong, and
to act foolishly; and it is iollyto throw
good money away. We know that it
is utterly mrossible for any a;h con,
Germ TO keep its engagements. They
arc all related to Peter Funk. They
could not exist for one north if they
dealt honestly All that gIittcrs
is rot gold Our advise is: do
not gamble; 6emarc Of gyt concerns
If you stand in need Of an article: sc
to an honest dealer: and pay n living
price. Act differently, and you arr
sure to have the worst Of it i'll th'
ong run.-Luthcrcn and FiSitor.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

How TO SECURE AN EDUcATroN.-A
Texas boy earnestly desired an education,
hut be was poor, and his father, although
he sympa,hised in Lis aspirations, was una
bls to assist him. At last, he thought Of q
happy expedient. lie went 10 wealthy
farmer and stock raiser, who needed help
and engaged with him to work six months
10 the year. For this, the farmer boards
and clothes hiu for the whole year, and
pays Tor his schooling for elk months. Was
not that good trade on both sidesi
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
CANDIDATES.

10 The friends Of ROBERT JONES re-
spee'su'y announce him az q candidate 70,
.; ne oihGe OF Inx Collector at the ensuing eIec.
uon. lie 10 the only candidate who bas com.
ou1 squarely on the Democratic platform and
aehoe has entitled himself TO tho unanimo..
support OF the party.
MANY VOTERS,
10 Tho friends of Mr.. N. s. INGRAHAM
respectfully announce him as a candidate f.,
1ax Coiieetor at the next election.
" The friends of W. d. GALLAHER r.
spssctfuiiy announce him q candidate for N i.
ONCE OF Tax Collector for Abbeville Distri.t
~ tha ensuing election. .
1B The friends of Capt. W. 8. HARRIS
rPeo.Iuhy annonnce him q candidate for Tax
"Ursetor m at the nszt election.
=. ahe friends Of WIN. II. TAGGART rern..,-
~ Snv announce him . candidate for the ofscs os
Aax collector at the next election. -
w The many friends of e. d, SHARP
n rnespeotfuily npminats him for tue Office 81 r.
EohesIor for AbbevilIs District, At the snsa-
u The friends Of j. W. JENNINGS -.
sPsetfuiiy nominate him q candidate Eor r.
Oo,,eotor ~. ut The next election.
me many friends Of L. r.. RUSSELL, >.
sspectlaliy npnounns him candidates for ~,
OoiIertor at the pext eleotion..
viz i cp We e. are n1 authorised 70 an1sunce DA-
; s,os. a. ~ the ensuing elee.ion.
- The friends Of Capt. W. r. WHIT
iesPectfuiiy announce him ss q candid.t.
= SooheeIors At the next elsetion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

HONE CHEERrULNEss.-Many q child
goes astray, not because there is a wan,
of prayer or virtue at home, but simply
because home lacks sunshine. A child
needs smiles as much ss flower. need
snnbeams. Children look little beyond
the present moment. If a thing dis.
pleases, they are promo TO avoid it j
home is the place where faces and words
are harsh, and faul1-6nding is ever in
the ascendant, they will spend as many
hours as possible elsewhere. Let every
father and mother, then, try to be happy
Let them look happy. Let them talk to
their children, especially the little ones,
in such way as TO make them happy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

To the Ladies Abbeville District.
Fowler & Mcdonald respecf&;.~
ly inform the ladies of the District
that they have secured the services
of Miss MAGGIE SMALL, g. TIndy
of acknowledged fine taste, to toixe
charge of the Millinery Department
of the Business.
They shall at alf times keep opms
hand the very latest styles Of 1so
nets, Hats, Vclvets, Flowerss
VVrcathes, Feathers, Frames, VciI}
Grapes; Illusions, Laccs, Infanta:
Gaps and Hoods, Widows Capsy:
Ieibbons, &c. =.
They shall also keep in this De-
partmcnt Hoop Skirts, in Walking,
:Trail and Grecian Bend STYLES,
splendid Corsets sold cheap, Trim
lnings, Buttons, Shawls, Cloaks,
E'urs, Scarfs, Nubias, Baimoral
kirts &c.
The Ladies will always find Miss
Small i'm this Department ready to
show any Goods.
Bridal Bonnets and Wells made at
short notice and at reasonable pri,
ccs. Respectfully, &C..
JAS. w. Fowler,
Matthew McD Donald.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Christian baptism, is a divineIy
provided right; but is scclesiastica
performed, and is ecclesiastical in its
natnre, The ordianca, when dalY ID,
ninistered, may not be repeated
with impunity cannot be in our opin::
ion, without ignoring the general
ohurch-tho catholic spirit, and itrif.l
ding with Divine principles. . !
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
FOREIGN.

: \ : -
T, Professor oliAar Carl Nephar.' of Munseb,a a a
diligent studentof Chinese antiqu;,iss saad
autobiography, ha' discovered f,ons sBs,
Chinese year-booss that q company e 81
Buddhist priests entered IBIS yast sonliS q
We; Alaska A. thousand years before s
Iaabasy sad xplprsd thoroughly and ids1 iiiss
sslligibly Abe Pacifebotdea. pensiMaSaj
into 'tbs land of Fusung" 90 ;tb4y)
called he Aztsc territory, after sths Cbinssa)
dame Of the Mexican ales. - g q =
The etshlsau has issued an s&st MIGRATING
Israsslem forever from naijitaty :ssfmcasi
md from the paynaen! Of any ,axss lsyisdI
N accountIof military oparadsns. ,l a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Vanderbilt is ropularly supposed to have
made between five anu six million dollars
by the lato corner in the New York Cen
tr.l
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

SoMErnlxu FOR CVrs,--lti is not ouer-
ally known that tho leaves Of .eranium
are an e,c'''sut application for cuts -; whore
che skin is rupped off and olher wounds OF
that kind. One or two leaves must be bru.
scd aud applied 20 the part, aud Tho wound
will be ,icatrized in short time,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

The story about the importation
into Texas, and sale of coolies, was
joke. The coolies in question were
simply cast iron figures, designed for
segar, tea, tobacco and grocery stores.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Let those who are appointed to Judge o
the character Of others bear in mind thei
own imperfectious, and rather strive by
sympathy to soften tho pang arising from
q conviction Of guilt, than by misrcprc
seElalion to increase t..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

A young gentleman, FIVE years Of ago
was approached with childish sudearment
BY an infant Of eighteen lporths, ....Dep'l
you see,' said the mother, shat The baby
wauts y, kiss youi Yes, replied: young
maturity, fhat's becamsa 1T: a takes me for
his papa" -,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

HONEST WRINKLEs.-The wrinkles OBJ
served in some faces running outward and
upward from the eyes, are said, by DR..
Redfeld, to indicate probity or porsenaI
truthfalness. Persons with this sign large,
according to him, are noted for always
keeping their promises, and for doing as
they agreed TO do. - .kiLEt. T