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ONE FILL IN A DOSE. s;
ONE I'LL INA DOSE.
.ONEPILLl IN a DOSE.


ONE rILLIN "A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN. a DOSE.
"uAT one. hundrd ,citers a day say
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."Dr. Mngg!el. your Pill has rid mo Of all
| bi iionsnrsS." .
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ma - ."'.-'-..
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"Srnd me two boxes-t want ono for
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five cents. but tho medicine to me Is worth
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and Pills, by return mail "
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tentioa Of Urine, DC,
Maggiel's Fills
irn perfect cure One will satisfy any one
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wcDkness. GcnrTnl La>aitnhe and Wunt nj
Anprii'e. blapgiels tillS vii bs found NJ.
ff c'uni remedy.
MAGGIEL'S PILLS aud SALyE
Arc mo t universal IN ,heir effects, and G
ours Gun ho almost guaranteed.
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one Pill IN a Dose.
Andresa all ord ~ 10
JOHN +. HENRY,
Successor to DEMAs, BARNES g. Co.,
8COle ege Place, New York.
G. F. HERBERT & CO.,
Froprirtors Of tho
MAGGlEL'S PILLS And SALVE.
70. Box. 5272.
Juno 10 % IT,
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in TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
Ncwbe;ry--1n Equity.

Jane. p ,'lnry, vs. KY Button. Thoma.
Il. Wilson. and Permrlia Burton.
Bill Tor R.liei, &c,
II appearing that KY Burton anu Per
melia Burton. two OF the parties defrmlan
10 this b Il are absent beyond The II its o
this State. On morion of Mcssra. Fair &
Pope. Plaintiffs Solicitors it ia ordered
that said d"i"ndants do plead, answer o.
d",hur TO said till iu for'v tlaya from tin
pubirntlon Of this o,der. or the pnmc wil
be t"k"n pro ronitsso against them
At ChanIh"ra. l.. BUOZER.
Mny IL, 1852. ..
May 10 ~ #.
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n Boston slins.er, n, n recen. Wo.
mans Rights Cnnvcrti"n. said she did
not care about female outrage, unlrss !,
carries with it the right to make prop,
sa'B Of marriage.
Whatever you dislike in another take
cnre To correct in voirarlf
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"A colored woman, boasting the
other day of tho progress mado ny
her son in arithmetic, cxultingly
said, clio is do modification ta.
ble."
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.iNNW . Dc MI Gssr. \ : q = : : : : =
sac Always Made Homo
Happy"c"

... .AA"PPJs
10 sh,eld $6SSrcb,Ssasrd s,ood i atone,
Wsathet natkdi and stained, l.
Tho hand OF time had cruulbicd Il,
HoHpf0Aiy part rcft,ainpd.-., - ..'~.'
'VpoF one Aide ! could inst;trsce 7 /
'.ssg49;,me,nSf! Of our mothers" u.s. -
iXHEbitaph| which spoke of"homo"
Was cli'sefed on tho other.
IA Raxtd oh monuments Of fame,
High towering t0 tho skira;
I'D sem the sculptnreh marble. .stono 2.
Where great hero lies;
But by thia epi,npl, I pa,s..i,
And read I, 0'.r mud ne'r, .'
FOR had never sacn i,lRcrihrd -
Such words az these before.
"She slwavs made home happy" Wha.
A noble record left ..
"A Legacy Of mom0rv sweet
"'|To' those she loved. hrrcft.
Aud what testimony given
by those who knew her heat,
,Engraven on this plain, rude st0nc
-" That marked ttrtr mot"trs ,o...
II vas ~ hun,blo reating place.
knew that they were poor;
But they Ind seel: their mo her sink,
And patiently cndurc.
They had marked her rl,pc, fi,i spirit,
eWheD bearing. one hv one,
Hst many bnrdrds up tho hill,
w.Titl all no: work was done.
30. when was atllcd her weary heart,
Folded her hnndR so white,
And hhe WAS carried from tho home
She'd hlwaya made go bright
uff children raised n monument
That money could not buy,
A witheas of noble life,
t'Whoso record Is OH high.
A noble liz" but written not
In any hook Of fame;
Among the list OF noIed onca
M;None ever snw her name;
For only her own l,ousrloid knew
shThe Victories afe hnd won;
Md mono but they could tcs,ify
.,HoT we'll her work wns done.
Better than costly monument
OF marble, rich and rare,
10 that rude atone whose humble faco
Such words Of honor hear.
Oh may We chisel on the hearts
OF those Of Hham we love
An ,epitaph whose truth may DO
Witncssed for ns above.
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Law Notice,

Tho undersigned have formed partner.
hip Tor the practice of Law IL The Stnte
ourts and the Uni'ed States Courts, for
he District OF South Carolina. Office Al
iemberrr, S. C.
JAMES II. BAXTER.
April II If. s LAS TOMBSTONE.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NEwDERRT COUNTY.
Wy John /. peirrAIIu. fruh tte Judge
WhcfrHs. Dunsrn NJ. JOnss hns ~ rtI,. si,it
0 mo 10 grant INN L't'rra nf A.l!nini-trH>
ION Of the Estate and effects of L,llo>kI
! ShUErr:ard. deceased
Thrse are thcrei,;:"H" i" cite and ndmr,i!'h
,li ant singnlar. tho Kindred n.:d creditors nf
he laid dGccn.pd, 10 Dr. and anpeLr nr;3re
no. IN the Cont Of PInh'Ie to TO hlh nt
Sewbrrry Court EInu." nn the lsf day 0f
MY fnst nfrrr publication hereof, Ut
II O'Clock In the fi,rcn,n,1i to sl,cw rmi,Sa. IT.
ny hey hmvo. why 'hu sni'l Administration
should rot be granted.
Given mnler NV hand this 19 h dnY Of
Juno, Annn Dnmini 1860.
JOIN L. PEiER ONT NC.
juno % 81 Ct.
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surveying.

., am nov fully prepared to attend tn all
7oying IN all Of its branches attended 10 Win
aaec9faoy end dispatch xI9Eqai pyleps. or
ders oan DO loft ut Mr. J. r. fSfeysot1 8 offics.
place a III. <rTR1pHrHHxI :. n'is
April ID Is 'N''A"|''''tDt'"'
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From o. M, 10 S p. m.
Ectract from By-Ln,os.]
IN TIE 9th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
Newbrrry--In Equity.

NrWDEfFY--In Equity.
Helen ". Grosson, hy hcr rext frcind. "
Jaa,rs II. Cros<oi,. Ct nj. Bill to
sell Lnnd, &c.
II appearing that James u. CroRson, on.
Of th" parties defendant to This till IL all
sent hryond the limits OF this State. On
motion Of MeEsra Fair. Pope T. Pope, Plain
tiff = Solicitors. II il Ortrrrd TINT said d..
trndnnt do plead. answer or drmur to sni.
hill within rnrt, 'lnys from the publication
OF shis order. or the same will be taken pr.
coniesso against him.
Al Chambers. L, DOOZER.
May II. 1879.
May ~ 2ntf
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J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Nero hant
Ms. l Il 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHA Il l. ESTON, SC.

Having ample means for advances, a hue
nesH experience Of twenty years, ani cot
lining hiuIsrN Hrictly to Counissio,
3nsilless, without oprratin. on his own az
:or"', Respectfully folicita consignments o
lotion Flour, Wheat. Torn, &c.
Shippers ri Produce to him may, Mt ihci
,ption, have their consignmrntS o i'd rilhr
II CharltMon or New York thus huvin:
he advantage Of t"o markets, without tx
ru cUuInIss,on
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What song might Il tai, slim
map with propriety sing to his
sweetheart 2 Glove mo little, love
mo long,"
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Young ladies should bo careful
and not keep chaps on their lips.
Thoy have been known to lead to
an;Atfection Of tho hvart.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwDERRY COUNTY. .

By John I tsfrr.r,. PrUIuie Judge.
Whereas. Benson II jones hnviug made
suit to mo tn grant him LGtfors of Adminis>
frntIon Of tho o>fnto md Effects of Nancy
Sheppard, decd. "H
fhese arc therefore TO otto aud admnnIsh
nll and singular. tho kindred and creditors of
tho said deceased, TO he and appear b. foro
Newherry Court lln,sr IN the / t day oi'
Juy inst. after publication hero I. at II
O'CLOCK IN tho forenoon. TO show cause. n
any they have, why tho said Administration
should pOt ho granted. ilII.
Given under my h,nd this 1S b dny Of
June, Anio; pomln', 1860.
i, John y, Peterson, r. j. N. g.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial u. Gases, (lEai,I;

THE SUBSCRIBER hns constantly or
'ahd fnllnsSorrm"nt of the above approved
aSrs, d ditt'r.ut I"ttrrns. hasidcs coffinn
1t lliA own nuke, III! Of which he il prepared
"iurnish ut very reasonable rates. with
;'romptnrss aud despatch.
f"rson- desiIous nf having cnaes sent by,
'a'irond will have them srnl free Of chnrpe.
iiearsr IL always Oh hand and will be
"rnls'ed ut the rate oi $ln per dny.
il""kinl for past patronage, the sub
cr'h"r respectfully asks for a continuation,
'hS same, and assures the public that
no e'f"rt on his part will be spared to render,
'hc utmost satisfaction.
a. G. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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THE
PIED M @ MT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND virginia.

IS DF ERuINED TO ESTABLISH A
Ill BRA ch Office In South C,lrOlinn, which
VII i've iis ,Ir b"nrhts ot an emtirniy Ii0,n,
company, by invcsIing in tho State, all the
funds received in II. In fact it IL bette,
than II new company, hreause the Pirdmont
isa success already established, With ample
capital and ass' t..
This Company has injured aomo Fonr
Hundred p 'rsons IN Edgefelh. near Two
Hundred IN Ai,brville. u god rnnny III
either counties, nnd about Thirty IN New.
berry. 1t Ia tl'r duty OF every person o,
hptly to ina'ne in h"haIf Of That family u,
ONCE. 1t tak"a much lrsa than You think
TO Insure. Don't wait tilI Fail, bmt tnkc on
as hrRe Policv as you can NOW, and In
crease 1t when !on get nb1e. You may dir
this coming sirkly senson, aud IN TINT even,
y a',iall Policy would do your. family .mnuh
good, and It II your duty to make the hes,
provision you can for them, no matter how
snialI. ''rana'. .,a..., =.
Come, tako q Policy In thia Southern
Home Company wilton. d,y'a delay.
THOMASS. MOORMAN,
June 2l If ' Agent.
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NEWBERRY TEMALE
ACADEMY.
REV. Il. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Miss FANNIE LEAvELL,
:, , Assistants.

Miss FANNIE LEAvELL,
ANNIE l1ILLHoUeE,
MR. F. WERBER-Professor Of hInsic
Col. 8. FAIR-Chairman Board rrns,ces
IN advance -. = f"' "'''
Prim'ry Department. Spelling, Read.
lug WIRING and First Lssons in
Arithmetic. English Grammar and
~ G'osr"phy' s5 90
English Grammar. Geography, Arlth-
motic AMI History. $3.50
Latin, Grek Fronch. Logic. Rhetoric,
physica', Mental and Moral Sci.
No Pupil will DO charged nt tho sams ,Hoo Inns
~,h more than one Of tho preceding rates. :
- mas'c' ex'ra-825 pr session Of fiyo
Bonttllng. with tho Principal and others -,
Thorough instruction afforded IN all tho
branches o. 2 liberal education. '"o
Murch 10 10 II.
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REFERENCES :

Bishop ". n. Wightman. s. c; Col.
WIN. Johnson, Charlotte n. G; Rev. t. t.
.o'nnrrs. Tenn. Hon. John i. King, At
:'istn. Ga. Mesr1s. Geo. ". williams 4
o., Charleston, 5. G. Mcssrs. Williams
fay!or l. Co., New York.
April 28 II w.
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:" -''' ''''- CIRCULAR.
STATE OF SOU TIL CAROLINA.
BUREAU OF AGRICl!LTuRAL SrAr,arrrc

BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS,
.- C0inMBIA, June Is. 1854. !
FHNHE attention Of tho citizens o: the Siaic
Il lis respectful y mvired 10 tho annex, d,
extracts frunI HI AcI irassrl ut the rrcrl [
session OF the General Assembly. and rnti
fed OH the 10Th day of March, lsBp aud
their coTdmi ro.OpcratiO with the officers
CHARGED with the execution Of the law IL
esthestiy requested.
Tho enumeration Of The inhabitants ia to
fnrnlsh hasts I0r the npnortiunnlent Of re-
presentation In the next General Assembly
IN Rdcot dance with Section 1 Of Article Ii
OF tho Constitution, aud the lr.rrssity fur
Its correctness will commend itself 20 ri.j.
zcns OF all political views.
Ii CO. nection with ti,is work tho ataiis
tics nf the aEriru tnLaf pI otlncliona OF Inst
year will hr taken. anh II il eminru1ly ttr.
sirable that they should lie returned as tul.
ynnd in,rlligihly as circumstances will prr.
nit, AZ II iaexprrtrd that they y i'll furnish
valuable data in the iulure agricultural iia.
tory Of the State.
HENRY sPARS1CK,
commissioner,
An Act to Provide for the Eru-
mera'lon Of the Inhabitants Of the
state.
SECTION That It shall hc the duty of
each ~ deycry person appointed to take
the CENSUS hr virtue Oi This Act to caiI ppr.
sonAlly on tho head or 30 to mcnhrr of
each fnmily IN the County, or postion OF
County, for which he or they shnll have
been appointed, and ol,tnin from snch head
OF family or member thereof, as aforesaid.
the number Of persons contained in such
family. and sltcl Other Information M mn,
he required and directed by the Commits.
sioner of tho Bureau Of Agricultural Sta.
tistics! rs '. 'D'"'
S.o. 4. That each head or member Of q
family shall, when summoned thereto by
tho peraoia appointed under thia Act to
take the census at hs, her or their residence
or place OF business, make, on oath or nfIir.
nation. correct return oi all prrsors Of
whom hia or her family IN composed; and
ass" report such other information to snid
eena'is takers as may 10 required b., INV
ana the PERSONS 70 appointed to take the
censnF prp heirl.y>author.z zed to admi,is,er
such '9alfis ;%ahd upon ti,s inilnre ofan
person to mako auch returns or REPORTS
when required. he or ehe shall 10 eu i.c,
toa penalty Of twenty-five dollnra, 10 he re-
covered In any Conrt Of comprteli, turlsdie.
"oh' Jnne 2S ~ o.
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~ INSURE IN THE j. y
AMN;,aasSYCANf /;
LIFE .. INSURANCE NsRlgl|AIl :. ;. !! COMPANY
\: t.a:ls, tH%aa::ls; %%or / II Eh-$9l !'z>t
PHILADELPHIA.

ALEX. WBILLDIE, Prestdent.n .,s..s s,,-
LEO NUGEAT, Vic,- ,-rtesidept.
JOHN i WILSON, .rcretafy.
.....,'. JOHN T., blMMS. ActEnrv
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The Great
SOUTHERN TONIC
BOWIE & M0ISE,
PrePritters & Wholesale Drpg8ist..
Charleston, $. q

W. 3: Boyd, w. John Sptterwhito
ana Rich. Satterwhite, Ex,oEs,
otal. Bill for 1njupetiqp,,
Relief &c.
1tappearing to my sa,isfactlon that NO
following defendants reside out Of ,and Be.
!opd the limits Of this State, viy: James
er f. ryas csas, ~%e Rsss% %oon rays
Todd. Compl's so1,A. that they .sppaar In
this Court, on or before tho ffsk 'day Of
July next, and rlead, answcr op donir to
THIS bill. Or the same will be taken pro con,
fossG against them. iHf}F I w. .
THOMAS M. LAKE, q. q. r. Y. G.
=, Clerks Office, May 25th, 1859,
June 9 21 St..
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ANOTHER Arctic expedition, under
the command of DR.. Isaac !. Hayes, is
now en- route to the regions of eternal
SHOWS, having left our shores on the
26'h ultimo. The present expedition,
which is preliminary to a grand expe-
dition of Arctic discovery in 1870, has
for its special object the taking of
Photographic views of the scenery
among the icebergs and of the most
picturesque and notable things seen
during the voyage. The expedition is
expected to be back in October, auu
soon after the results of the voyage
wilt be given to the public in book
form.
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THE TEA THAT CONES TO THE UNITED

THE TEA THAT CONES TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-We were in tea house at
Cntoan-drinking such super6ne tea as
we never tasted in the United States.
We noticed that large jars were placed
under each table, into which all the
grounds were tossed. Chinese do not
steep their tea in a pot, but put it in
your cup, pour in hot water, covering
the cupto retain the steam, allowing it
to stand five minutes, draining off aud
refllng. The second cup is considered
the best, and the third filling is very
good But when the strength is tx
hausted. the grounds are thrown into
the jars, taken out doors, spread on
cloths, dried, doc ored, repacked and
sent over TO Us. The average cost of
teas in China is from fifteen 10 twenty
cents per pound, but duties, freight.
Insurance, interest on capital, profits
to importers and middle men, swell ii
to prices which make it an article of
luxury. More poor tea is drunk in the
United States than in any other land
Cariet0n's Letters.
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southern end of the Newfoundland Bank

it is sunk in about $50 to 200 fathoms,
the water on the Bank itself varying
from 50 to 80 fathoms. Thus il is COM
pletely sheltered from ice, which if the
ic. bergs pass the Bank at all, must
clear the cable which lies under its lee
by some hundred fathoms or more
From this point it is taken up due
north the channel between the Green
Bank and the ST. Pierre Bank in an al
most unvarying depth of 500 fathoms.
From this point out the course is over
very regular shoal water, so to speak
being at no part less thnn 100 fathoms,
and generally over 15O-to near Boston.
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Thursday Morning, July 22, 1869.

FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEGEs.-Ths
California Medical Gazette, for the
July number of which we are indebted
to the Publishers, A. Roman Il Co.,
Contains the following editorial plain
aad manly comments on the establish
meat of Female Medical Colleges;
We have before us the introductory
lecture TO the class of the Women s
hcdical College of Pennsylvania. The
lecture was delivered by Rachel l..
R5diey, ". L. \. Prof Of chemistry
aud toxology, October 18th 1868.
The address is well written, and in
every respect would do no diScerdit to
any of the lords of the profession
Their circular which announces
TIA: the twentieth annual session of
the Women's Medical College of Penn
sylvauia, viii open, October, 1869, con-
ta!us the names of the ladies upon
whom the degree of Doctor of MedicIn.
was conferred, in March, 1S69,-.ifteen
IA number. Those OF them, whc
possessed a liberal education before
commencing to study medicine, We
con-ratulaie, and send 10 them cur
greetings Of welcome
10 those of them-if perchance
there be any-whom ignorance may
compel to compete with male impoS
lures. IN practiciug cunning and kuav-
cry, in carrying death and misery into
the family circle, in producing abor
ion, etc, we would say, better far to
lead the life of a common prostitute.
tbsu TO spend life in the practice OF
OF any and every species of deception |
and vI!lainy, from which almost any |
other wretch would shrink
Science, ualike the demagogue,
knows neither sex nor nationality
To those of her children who stray into
our profession, we viii extend the righi |
hand of fellowship, whether male or
female, whether Jew or Gentle. |
Caucasian, Ethiopian or
Mong olian.
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FROM WHITE PINE.-A dispatch dated
Treasure City, Nevada, July 10Th, has the
annexed:
The municipal authorities of Treasure
City, Hamilton and Shermantown have ex-
tended an invitation to the Chicago Com
mercial delegation to visit the mines of this
district before their return East.
Judge Beatty yesterday, in dissolving an
injunction, granted the restriction of the
Earl Company from working, and intimated
that he would construe the law relating to
the work that was necessary to hold the
mine a year, to mean two days labor on
each individual claim of 200 feet, instead of
the whole claim as heretofore understood.
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L. Ianlo Office, Car-onC City Nevada
3ai
please copy thirty
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SAID He MIGuT LEAVE 'EM.-There
resides in the neighborhood of Boston
an old gentleman well known in the
city, slightly deaf, and whom nothing
so mach augers as 10 be disturbed by
callers at meal times. inst seating
himself at the breakfast table one
morning, last Winter, when light
Snow was falling, he was summoned
by message from person at the trout
door, who declined to send his name,
but must see him. Going to the door,
he found Il somewhat seedy individual,
with a red nose, that evidently shifted
the breakfast in anticipation, and the
owner of which, in a distinct whine,
said :. have called, sir, to see if you
would allow me to leave few tracts at
YOUR door :. Tracks ~ said the deaf
and irascible merchant; tracks Yes,
leave a many tracks as you please, and
leave 'em at once, with the heels to-
ward the door"
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10 OCEAN MOUNTAINS.

The correspondent of the London
'radicts some commonly received con.
illusions, thus:
The line OF the French cable first
starts in very shallow water from Minou
Bay. but in four or Ave miles il deepens
from seventeen TO twenty fathoms, and
thea gradually shelves from thirty To
sixty and ninety f,lhoms-a depth
which is pretty equally m Maintained over
the whole bed of the English Channel.
At this level, but on the whole graiu-
ally deepening. it confines till in ii line
with the westernmoSt part OF the Irish
coast, where, taking a Eorthc=ly course.
i, passes down a gentle slope of sand
that continues descending until the
depth increases from 200 to 500 and
800 fa,homs, and then IN short dis
lance to ZOO farhoms. Over all the
test Of the course 20 mid ocean the bot
tom is mud, shells aud sand, and with
uniform depth OF about 2,100 and
2.21J ia hons. This course would have
brought the Great Eastern close to tn
north ward of the supposed gaunt spires
rf rocks called the Three Chimnevs,
and which, as laid down in the Admir-
e'sy chart, were confidently believed to
exist. When this was mentioned some
u.onths ago in the Times, a controversy
ri once arose in these columns, some
naval men utterly DENYING the existence
o. these extraordinary rocks while
the other side rendered the evidence of
eye witnesses, who averred that they
had actually seen them. The matter is
HOW set a. rest, and if ever the Three
Ctinneys bad an existence they have
Lone now. The Atlantic cannot afford
II lose the snail amount of interest
which attached to the supposed pres
ence of these solitary peaks; but "facts
are stubborn things" and it has now
been placed beyond a doubt that they
are not to be found, at least in the lati-
tade and longitude in which they APP
pear on the charts. Lieutenant John |
stone, in the course of his soundings |
went over the exact spot where they |
Ere Indicated in the chart, and found |
Il ere than 2 900 fathoms of water, with !
deep water all around, and not the
slightest trace of rock or shoal in anv
direction. The oner, therefore, they
come out of the Admiralty map the
better. and it would be curious to know
b ow they ever got there at all:
From the locality of these fictitious
,iunacies the cable course is kept in
'retty regular depth of from one thou
and eight hundrei to two Thousand
~ hons, and throughout over a soft
=: Of mnd mixed with myriads of the
rosr minute shells. These shells com
rise yariOns forms of diatomacia,
f!iich. though perfect in their organi-
4tion. are so exquisitely small as only
D be visible unrier the most powerful
croscoPes. They are really as fine
: finur, and the greater part of the bed
( the A,IsLtic is covered with the
chris of these minute anamalcula, the
l.stsnce of which proves conclusirely ! {
lat was long denied, that at these
-ea depths there is an absolute cesss-
On OF all motion. Over such a bottom d
e line is taken in an area of large
rec, the ::most .ontherly poin, Of the 6
tile being IN 41o north latitude, and .
: most a-rtherly iso. Along the e