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to submis a full rsperls Of bis department
10 the House hS the 9th Of January,
1871, and that ii failure tosio so he
slould 30 dealt with, according 70 Inv.
Mr Reedish supp eftea his restitution
with 4 verg strong speech, ID which tie
greatly coaaemaaa the 'cosstans delays
on the part 81 tho Land 6enniissioner
in making any reports, sayiGgtBat he is
'setermiaed to have full Investigation
into tl.e affairs Of that bTaheh of the
pablo servicc!. II Sl (I =. !.
Mr. Recaish.s qeInarks were ahsscaed
70 with great atfeHtiop on the part of the
Hdaso. eassyiag M5th eliem Is. sieysdid.
'edasirfcitfg sza;hs.s-- Bat the IIdsBe
could come TO uosdssnite; cu6&asion on
the subjec., the ordcr of business wa,
specially postponed TO giycway to a re.
solution introduced by Mr.. FWhipper /;
the Housesadjonrned without again tax
ing mp nthe affuirs of the Land Coinmis.
sion. ssaa,ro un ni irs3sa, ,}
t'aMr. Editor, / cans not close this with
out referring to,tthe good time peopl.,
have had for the past two days on ac
count ola visit Of y nsiiisia company from
iCharieston. AL i Columbia MAS astir,
the strects iwero crowded, and the air vi
brated with the sounds Of martial music,
carrying the spectator buck 70 almost
forgotten days of strifo---may they soon
be forgotten. ii'sia ntra -st"
[u Az Inunderstand there will DO a call
for Weasan's Right CoNSeassoN TO oon,
ivcae hero in February next, aud at which
all the fair sex OF che State shall be re-
presented, l hope that Sliis Convention
viii assemble for I am quise carious tn
see how many AouieE ckins"c s are IN
the State Of South Caroliaa ioi~
The weathcr--AIs oaes,tioa this as ,s,c
closing ta;emeA<is drlightfsl, aud the
streets arc lined with ladies, who are
shopping, and gentlomen whn .,rc "a lns
refreshing walks, after the ardunus durtcs
OF the day, so as not to miss all the sights,
will now close, hoping to be able to
send you snme better STUFF in my next.
Happy Christmas isthe wash e.
J Yours, Scc..
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OmDe County Commissioners
A'' = 1RAN&KBIaG. g. c..
Z. l. CAIN,
s. & o. G..
DrcrMsrn 2isi, 1870.

DEcrnbrn 2ist. 1870
The attention Of RETAILERS Of SPIRIT
UoUS LIQUORS is called to Section "y."
Statutes at Large of the State Of South
Carolina, Passed December 18th, 1901,
which resdaas follows
"-Andlae i Enacted. by authority aforesaid,
That any person or persons who shall Retail
spiri'uous Liquors or keep Tavern without
License, or Licenses from said Board of
commissioners. shall Forfeit and Pay the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty t$260) Dol.
lars. TO DO recovered in any pists4s, Coart in
this State" =. i-hfy
An parties wha $ai ALL FAIL to COMPLY
With tho above sECTIoN, will be dealt with
accordingly.
By, order Of Rae Board.
.ssfr su Jas. VAN TASsRL,
Clerk Beard Coeasy Commissioners.
dee2& ct
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LIVE.
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

TVNHIs ARTICLE Is MANUf AcTCEFD
by the PACIFIC ct Nhp CUMfAMY
~ Charleston, s. c.. uaitr 81, ,t;u.Spleaec
Of DR.. ST. JULIEN isA VINEb ewnm CON
posted wi,h'anSqml weight ot to1o;,' SEED
its results have been founi fully qIai to th,
best standard fertilizers. Lea economy must
commend it to the notice OF planters gener
ally. Il ,
for supplies, apply TO j n RODSlN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. Z.
JNo> s. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore. Dt t
dec "a I'd
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A Man DROWNED WHILE BE Nj
BAPTIZED AT Sand llilh Kentucky,
December 4th, sad accident occurred,
A few weeks siucc. DR.. a. p, Ppwnall
united with tho Christian Church, aud
Sunday Was appointed as the day of bap-
tism. He requested his pastor, the Rev
s. j. Hough, TO perform the rte. AT
the appointed hour large number of
persons assembled on the banks Of Crook
cd Greek the place chosen for the i'm
msrsicn. Aftey singing and prayer.
Mr. Hough entered tic water, leading
the Doctor, and the deceut being very
gradual they were obliged to proceed
some distance from the shore in order to
reach q sufficient depth, but suddenly
we're seen C, 80 down.. having stepped
over bank concealcd by the water;
both soon arose TO the surface, and MI.
Hough regained the bank, but the Doc
tor being unable to swim WAS swept by
tho current under foodgate only u
short distance below; every exertion
gap made to cave him, but in vain. The
body VAS soon after fouud and brought
ashore amid the most heart rending
screams from his young wife and friends
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL SI,oOo,0oo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

YRSHs GUASo Is NOW SO WELL KNOWN
IN all tho Southern States fer it's re-
markable effects as an agency for increasing <
the products Of labor, "a not to require
special recommendation from us. It's use
for Eve ysars past has csiabllshed lis char
actcr for relisble excellense. The large
fixed capital invested by the Compauyin this
trade, affords the sircst suaranlee oft'e
continued excellence OF its Guauo.
y. n. ROBSON,
l4, splliug Agent, Chnrl cston. S. C.
JNo. 8. REESE & CO.. General Agents
Baltimore t
DOe. "a. #.
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is the more eng to parsssS -no for
shat i she moro cssy xaiiSh il Tho more mo-
plssssqs. A
@ Ssk tho thief whstAss shs lasuries
PaseAsssi 81 the stolen suin, ousyalae
THO erest which he earned ~ his hOasat
foilS
Ask the monarch whether he sits the
more Comfortably on . ashroae eaerustsd
With the rights Of his rs0pisf
Ask the man, tho mereiless creditor,
Who haa psunacsoa Tho Nias= End ..AAs
otpSaS, wh6thes his ill,govsss wesssh,
which has sirca him apilIow Of down.
hes brought him lighter slaubers and
happier dreams, chan he enjoyed ID tho
days Of his honest toll, when his head
rcposed on q bolster Of hay7 9a
And lastly, ask yourself, dear reader,
sahether the errors ron are conscious Of
having committed, .ke remembrance Of
saem, affords yoa as much pleasure, as
the virtues you may hars exhibited to
tho adornmeut ofyoursclf and society
M He that t..4ea can to-day nit down and
calmly gaze out upon nature and ma.
tare'a works read all hss past life, his
tepaptstions, hia sorrows and trials, and
in the aaiast Of them all preserved a
conscience void Of offcnss toWards God
and mau, how dsubly happy isihis lot,
how ensisble his Fortionlloa Il hr ":
" lie. philosophers preach If they viii,
about virtue meeting no reward here.
q II is not so: yirtao ssSwsraSd and
vice i punished.
Any other dou,fina is miserable fal
iacy.-an absurd sophistry. e s@t7t''
iIaa ,icc no other puniahmans than
those which mundane aggranaisomone
can girs7 Is dpusssic peace no re-
wardf Is au evil conscience a bless.
insF Let those who hare experienced
,he m;ssrics of one, and she comforts Or
tho other, ensuor .s
4 But Let us turn from shssa shonghss.
TAmUgrow ID Christmas!
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I'D. G.. STEIL.
a Doe ON ms TaAvv1s-w. h. :

A Doe en- HIS TRAvgLs.- We have
lately, been placed inspossesslon ola fact
that shows how nearly allied to the rca
son of man is the instnct of the brute
creation Not lpre since. Mrs
residing in one oftheinterior cnan,ics
of Missouri, left her hume on a visit to
somes rclatires LIKING in Henry county.
IN this State. bri4gsns ia her Il, favor
ils dog: On ing >ia this civ SHE
missed her pet, and mqirY lniline TO
elicit nueht concerning him, sho wa.
to continue her jouyaey with
out him. Four;eep days after the lady
leh her honic, Tho faulty were surprised
Mt the appest,uce OF fidn, Whom they
thought worrying tho pigs or ''b:,ying
the moon" in fer of Kentucky. Nut
less than. 500 nilvs had been travcrsed
BY h,s duaship. and swnon,i il i. remember
ed that Ii. hid teeh htobgh ht hilhtr hv
rail. aud could nave Rad nj tn.lI To lea,i
kia, back to his old quurtsis--that the
broad Chio, aud the sttll broader alissit.
eippi, not 10 nlcntlon shnudreds ui
streams of smaller proportions, lay be-
tween him aud his pupyh"sds h"ne, the
journey was a remark. ole one. and \.
sseh must ever distinguish this "dumb
brute, as a ren,arkab.e dog. - I..oaisville
(Ry) JoHrnu'
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u aH /" vi
There Is = sort Of CsstslIAf up 10
.orsnSebug Hear him, 10 the editorial
columns of tina Orapgsbarg News ailhe
DISCOURAGE Of the pleasant things ns!
folding for South Carolina: ii apd 81
"Plcasureable, indeed, are The visions,
@iiiiidh, penetrating away into tho dusky
fntugo, dssery the dasning ofis brighter
and happier day thslyius down Of the
lipai aud the lamb togsthery asphodel
peadoTn and peace" 'ifr,l % a5I baF
fsow fsn's that gooda After sAsgssAt
anrsst "a which ws have bsea 80 long
saasdssiag. ws are to have paaess And
no ofdinafz poaes either. Lioasaad
lsass lying down together, asphodel
nhssdoNs, &C., arc 10 the programmes q;
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-
How ID Ir.--Wc understand that GER
tern petitions hays been forwarded to
his ExcelloncJ Gov. b. K. Scott, pray
ing the removed ofeartain Of our County
oGesrp. Eaw 20 cns is mere anxious
than ourselves 10 have officers who are
calculated to please the whole people,
but arc those who have nsde applics-
tion to Gov. Scott for Office half ss 6s
for the positions to which then aspira,as
tho present encumssesizss.ss!s II:.sae- I: Scott
makes removal, wa want il distinctly
understood, Republicans Of Orangehurg
County, that it is dous without opr sanc-
tionnra ~ 81 iuo..n.ia....el anrs
But We know he will not. We be.
liees Cor. Scott XII listen 70 tbs voico
Of his stennohest supporters. Wo know
ts viii not 50 back onthsu. .I.a
Cit" out on you week knsed Repub,
lissns. IF re recommend . man for
Office, he must be whole souisd Demo.
erat, OF whole soulsd Rspablicap. q
Eethipg wishy.wssSy viii do u.s. Do
you bsay1 ,l...,.l
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y H. uVA, q, 40 ,assta
"hERHAStHosipp, c"opel nah "ppG i to
me or .elters o Aim.H,strst.ga sa.e ,aa ,es-
County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite AMI admonish
all and singular the kindred ana Greal,ors
of the said deeeaseds to sbcA ands appear lbe-
fore me at y Court of Probate ter tie Sa..
County, TO be holden ut @uFange5urg on tue
24h DAY OF December, 1870, at l0 clock A.
Nj. to show cause if any, why the said Al.
ministra,ion should moi be grantei.
Given under my hand and the Seai OF my
Court, tins nlh day of Dec, A. h. 1870,
aud in tho ninoty-hfth year of American
Independence.
t"a'rT TitAn. c. sNnREwS,'
dsc lo-2t iaif, of Probate
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s. q Tor e M fesss sySdeaee of inteh-
EseaAt 81 a sstl g s:,ss
CiIrtstmass i ss
!. sso tsss sf',sa isa.i afse4
nieffpw is ehrisstassl Another
fsssF " i'll sdob have passed, aao,bsr Soli,
ssFs tfsv ssfieas ths Thought |
uev varied tho e,hosiopsi tho refnen-
tfanass' tas hopes, The fsarsor the Joys
that The retura of shis 1sy saeitssi
u istmas. fer us e. paase at this hour,
to tufh from the monotone Of esens day
.ilfs, aad LET cur memory wander back
ispg ltfs sistaS Of ressaing ssas, and
.,i1'E g ss scenes apjs iaaaaacss Of
moments aaw gopcsorerer. m
'..l sesi vo Enust stop, pause, reflect aud
!; esnaidaE q morrow II ohsistnasl
c heskes i be . cold and dsca,nless
dap 81 not, il will have .ho effect .oatir
mp the psentqsfna'si sfa'i Of 2 'usmosy paas. The
saasciat.ous whieh the recurrence Of lis
sfsivessass ercr brings, will be tie
fff1l sitf-isl1 fsgf1.5 Nh sft9tff, ,7t.s .-.,
,Fae. Hhsthcr one ef. cloudlea sun.
whine Or anurky : aud dismal skier, it will
hs cnntaemAal Whether its night hc
oHe ofsicss5y neon and rcsplcaaent starr;
80 Slll besthsfaisht ofthe Chris,snaa Of
ts7e ..I 7lia cheerful tiresr burning
hFisasl,y IL tbagTstca hearth; the lril-
,.ss::sns lsmp, oil viii attest this truth.
Isa tiSla and soJ maiden Who i.
isslisg fss he ccnips 81 Charlie =
saas 8 lAs geEs lasds
. isls cssis.ssaa her .pazioua eJes--sye !
fartars a'csuhtensaes msll5Rsd With kri 4
sad aadiHesss, al Ill stfsss shtss s shs dag 81
tas Sessf, Of eur sariour's natisiiy is
ohse sa6ss supoa u.s.. ii4l m'.i s@'n
HeF many p, ,aarling li,tIe girls are, to-
dsy, Gaziag upon tbs portrait of bius !
wftsS seqdaiatsuesuss rnedS during ths
Aal.dsya Of laea! gaze expressive OF
such ds9F AAd profound affection, .he, if
tss;asainlate picture could hu. rossive |
stAs particle of tsanfusion from his
selfii, |. iyf9sla 5fsl sIEil0, it aWeHld weep
thgeagb .a3s 4tAfeygh insHsbls hsppi. |
is christnssshs al
aapst elosins eNspter Of 1870. We sau
hsS 'lSol back calmly o7sr its Sight, |
aPaif ssg gges we bare dane eapgrasu-
slssslourssIyea saris, Tor thes sius commit |
ssa, ast y " tofgiyea =
~ Aias a;sslI ] " fspr the latter viii assume
gigaatsa rtoparsioaa upoa close ez-
saiuStisn of our liyss, whilst the form |
sF s'sfg saR f0galgyAs ssss now and tben ip
tl.s back.groaud- aii .i's ls45
We sfe ~ .gfisSa ID this fsablapasy
TofS e ssll2g '!seass's !! ! convenient path
Or sho cra-whishs spassrs to our Gaitc
Yisiausfhe shortest. because 80 imagine
j: tao esstss Ibis is tbo g:cksd enc.
n our Tiq}nsoipi If reflection &c realize
sA.:s uaiiresOlgdf - do hettorg but tonor.
row nc gss3fdticn, u sargollen. u laid
trspt AEf sfld leitf HtT hVf{s
s<,ie a m 6a il SIS s
we stS no usstalists, nor asewo .so-
.arers an morAli.s but ppop the return Of
tais'sOasoa, wc.wiil 'bd forgiysuIif we say
hisdisg If tbipgs - = '''''.
1l ssBglspsSsipJ IN tT3l63ni2ln ~ ffigoi
ahaa we mssat sassnaps Of usa sin
lsdtuse deem tic Fata'os sohrissisSisy,
..tfsF1 tentgl rNil3E sab
q ssatt, Of sqdltaess an ifksoms ono.
sfsY nistahsG sIs ia jutsss sasyi TO
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NOTICE.

cousry scuooL CoaMIoHsp's orrrcE,
cfaugcbdrg. S. c.. Dec. slst, 1870.
ON ara AFFER THIS DATE, wilIbc in
MY ofFFcE ait oisaNGF.BvRG only on
EVERY sATGRDAY. Z.
Persons desisoasiof I'sEEI Nc end TRANS
ACTING BUSINESS with me III thy Official
Capacity. need not CALI. upon pc only OH
the ABOVE DAYS, as no Bastnets, positively
will be sftended 10.
.fICDcD Z. /. CAIN.
deo a4-S 8. G o. C.
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Tn the IDiyttiet f,o,rt OF thc

Tn the IDistFiet Court of the
IL UNITED STA J'ES--for his Distriet Of
South Corofna-In IL. Waiter Of JonN C. FAN.
Srso, Bandkrupf--In Bdnkrnptcy.-No,cc is
hereby given that all Creditors holding Liens
OH the Estate Of c. Tanning. Bankrupt
must prove their Liens heforc Julius c.
Carpenter, Esq, Register in bankruptcy. nj
his Office. No. ~ BROAD Street. in the City
Of Charleaton. on or before tho a3d, day of
january 1871.
BS Scrder nfthe Honorable George s. Bryan.
Judge Of the Dintriot Court of the L. s, for
the District Of South Carolina.
=. Y. DlDBLR
Assignee.
Dec. "a. l IN.
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~ IlB couN'g OF PRoBAll

~ = IL wv II VI NV'A NJ
whereas Charlcs ii. Bull hath applied 10
me fof Lcttrfs Of Administrator, on the Es.
atc oi joan Matchnh;, lite or Otangcbure
County, dngsesetl
Thess arc therefore 70 rits atil adnonisl
al and singular the h,hdrea and creditors oil
the said dec sascd, "a h. and appear.bcfore
IN, ut IS Court ol .nFebatp ior ti.,i saih Ceun-
iy, to be holden u O-angc burg Oh the alst
day OF December, 1919, 1T 10 clock a. NJ. :.
TO show cause If any why The said Admins.
tration should not be grante'ts t.4r,
Given under my hand and the Seal of4tac
Couri, this l3ih day of De e,nbcr a ID
40. and rbc ninety fourth year of Ameri-
can lndepcndopce qifr ~
Trad. c ANpRE(SS,
dec l7--tt Judge of fS-obDte.
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20 t'-t fTIa szWFTQ 80 aKAT&yt'f
The Peoples Baberys
.ast s.. NEXT DOOR TO ..,, s.,s
RED COFFEE EsEyiS sS

s.
Eosb u R'e4Lgteriaa 4 dkarc&, Ru$s,5i ST.
'#fi ts-fi fzss
am happy 10 ASNUGNCE to the CITI.
ZENS Uf pfanSeburg tint auiv vnowg PRE-
PAkED 10 SUPPLY Familcs and CHS omers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and alf other
articles gepsrallys found ina fIRsT GLASS
BAkEtI.
gDrlNG caiSs prepared Win efeas
care to suit the IdosI tasSidous tAsIes 8A
Tho p RrisoN A6 Efof NY 'frierds. and fei-
iPw.CitiLen3 Is respectfully solicited 3lss
,'MTiiOS, q tALBERG0TTIy
Mrs. fLBgRGorTI returns tbanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, ard
hopes, her friends anu Customers via eohttn.
uG1hS same. '"'' @Hf'f'' ,ARisegiest
y5re VIA hep cunsethtiS on Isnd an as.
sorsmen; OF FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY
and lANCr- AilriCisES as usual.
DEG 70 IIIA isYAsss
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How maay brish, fsesa, glad hsar.s
aud winsoase e,ss, which contributed to
ihs es;oyinsnt of this or ,ha. family
board on ous last holiday, have siass
bsen dotted from lifs's page! How
many dsarhopss have boen blighted, aud
sweet illasioas dissolved By the stern
band Of adverse reality! .,p, .,,,..n,.rl
Another Christmas will soon be- gone.
May kindlier feelings aud kindlisr
sentiments bless this land. ere the coming
Of another. And through all our trisls,
and ssyerss in the theatre of this world,
mas ne nsser forget HIN who gave Us
our bsiag -thtoagh all may oar aspira.
ticns ever be--Try WILL BE- DONE.
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FOR SALEl
Dec. "a.

.se.aA. That VALUABLE PLASTA-
TIOS known as "Rcilcville,"
y fofths-ly owned by Mr. Charles
SSks69ss n. fhenpson, situated in Or
angCburg Conh'y. near Fort Motto Depot,
contaipiig 1870 acres Of Iaud, part or
which Il WELL TIMBERED. the balance
CLEARED and admirably adapted to the
Culture of COTTON and PROSthlUSS. An
excellent RANGE for STr'cK in the conga-
zee Swamr, A hno Mater Power near the
South Carolina Railroad DWELLING in
good order and outbuildings.
Apply to
JOHN COLCoCK & co.
Chs, lesion. 8. C.
Or COL. A. r. AMAKER,
st. Matthews +. o., 3. C.
dec 24 II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-15

An Oh lady receiving q letter
supposed to be sron one Of her abb
sent soss, requested her Deighbor
10 read it. He accordingly began
20 read Dear Mother; then
naused. az the writing was rather
ineefble. It's from Johnny, ne
alwaysstuttercd.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair Where the folKcles are destroyed,
d the glands attophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by ibis application. Instead
Of foulirg the hair with pasty sedi-
rhsft, Il vii keep it clean and vigorous.
Hs occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling o., and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deieterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious 10 the hair, The Vigor can
ehi5 Benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for
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A ROMANTIC INCIDENT OF THE
WAR.-In tho blooming, beautiful,
balmy May of 1863, ono Of those
dread battlc.slaincd years never to
',c-forrul,cn, on which tich. Thigh.
man fell, shot dead at the battle OF
Champim Hill, CALAMITY struggling
in defense of cherished principles.
His noble life ebbcd away upon the
spot where he fell, and the sad Earth
drank his blood with greedy thirsti-
ness. But upon that immediate
spot, grew peach tree that reached
maturity, while its roots stepped
themselves in the martyrs blood
Singular to relate, the leaves and
fruit of this tree, are n blood red
color. The tree WIS tfansplantcd
and is now in the orchard of John
l.. Hebron of this county. Tho
propagation from this tree are Of
the same peculiar coiof. There is
certainly something remarkable
about this. We have seen the fcaTes
and must confess, they DO look, and
TO us) also smell like blood. The
fact can be witnessed by those TAX
ing the trouble to visit DR.. Hebron
orchard where the tree now grows
[Vicksburg Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-15
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.HfH. EI.i AfiIt CO..
f.us
rf .f sfff1r e.. AHHr 7T
Uur M fho inH-i r,marballU lorgs
Chat go have bsari a lately was
i..tusyr.lrrii1y. ihr trait ~ Which
uas iuliy roudru 4 a, The pile,
rur dnr'ag the aiigrH0un u ap.
l.ars that a Girl nAmri Mary Ann
FiIrsrrali. sho lived un Canal -
las Era ,-Ug iimr hren af',olrd
with Ihsl terrible disfa-e known as
,an.rmui.,n Uulcr IT. dirciui In
iiRyncy her -yslrm era iaSiiy vast
"a AWAY uuiil She was "a walking
-Lcl,,on. and t,s l... ahpcarcl 4"
hang uulN hy a lhrraA, All hops
ia administer relief ,hI0ugh mel'-
ral all had disappeared, uul her dc
mise MAS lai'y luuSvl 90 ~ N,r
relatives mul il'rUls / iew Iays
since snllcn change came over
lho person al the girl, Her declln
lug appcaraI &C was transformed IN
10 one ri health aud vig0r, Her
rmacla,cd farm assumed evidences
al health and mll womanly proper
liuns; and great rJoi,ing was man
iicsl,d ly hcr relations over her
wonderful and uIaccountable I'M
proVehcnt,
Hut this joy, this satisfaction,
this mysterious change In the healtl,
aud general condition OF the girl
was Of short duration. Another
change followed that produecd aS
much ii not more sorrow than even
. her demise .lnM CONSUMPTION could,
While in II hewildorcd state, she
, called upon ore OF the physicians
who had been attending her, and
who had sometime prov iously given
up her case us beyond curo. lmag'
/ inc his surprise on seeing tho i'm
proved and lively condition Of tho
sisl, her full face and agility of mo-
ton. But he was satisfied that the
poor girl WIS doomed TO n worse
fate. While thus in the cmjoymen,
aud vigor Of new life, her reason
was suddenly tcthroncd, and slie is
now Il raying mamie. Yesterday
afternoon brs. Boulwnrc and Bailey
made nm examination of her case.
and. us wc are informed, declared
her insane. Instead of becoming
the occupant of II grave, she is that
next to it. the inmate Of II lunatic
asylum, where, undoubtedly, she
will exc out miserable existence.
The case is, indeed, remarkable
one.