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We seldom drink, but We will take one
aud mot count IL" with our friend, Owen
Gs6ney, Esq. Its . bouncing girl, aud
report says "looks just like Ito fs.her."-
Hsre's our a., Owen. The beverage a.
TOR . while.
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/" GAFFNEY keeps constant, n
hand Scotch Ale aud London Porter, .,v.s
ally Tor family use.
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HEllOw.Evcn.


Halloween is at haud-,he tslss Of Octo.
Der. 1t will scarcely bs recognised under
Its proper name. Many speak Of Il -
"Rollow Eve" q curious isprouunciaiion
Thus spoken, one would suppose the word
''holow" was an important part Of The
name.-Tbe evening is anything but "hol-
low" or empty, since wha, with nuls and
fruits and yells, neither cir, mouth or ssou-
ach 10 empty. The. boys seem TO think ihst
"Evs" 10 10 some way connected With this
date. "Hollow Eve" and Hollow Adam"
are regular call aud response. In .his con-
nection, "Hollow" means to ihous or call; i;
and "Hollow Eve" 10 an imperative com.
mand 10 screAm the name Of Father Adsm's
curious spouse, our venerable mother, st
the top of the voice. "Hollow" 10 here .
mispronunciation Of ''asiIow." like that BY
which the good brother justified his loud
voice 10 praying, establishing bis position
with the uusnswersbls srgumsnt-"Does
not tho Bible say, 'Hollered bs Thy
Manu."
Halloween 10 not of modern date. All
Saints day 10 q festival OF the homish
church. IL was impossible to keep sep ar.
ale day for every saint worthy place In
the caleudar. In the IeM III century the
Greek church bad appointed . day for
commenorating the martyrs genera ly.-
About the year l6o = similar festival was
Introduced at Rome. The real festival o.
All Ssiuts Was regularly instituted BY Pope
Gregory w., in s35, aud appointed 10 b
cslsbaotsd on the lst OF November. This
day was doubtless chosen in ::ordsr that 90
old heather festival which fell on that d, ?
might be supplanted by Christian obssrvan.
ces. The name Halloween, or bsllowed
evening, wss gived to the evening proceed.
iog the Let Of November when the vigil or
watch was held Tor the BETTING celebration
Of All.Hallows or All.Sain.s Day.
1h ancient times, this evening was made
the occasion of many amusing and superU
'i!ious practices. All.Hsllow Eve was
thought to be night when witches, devils,
and other mischiefmsking beings, are all
abroad on their baneful midnight missions;
particularly those @rial people, the Fairies,
are said on that night to hold grand a.
nivsrsary. Burns tells ne, in bis own
maichless mauner, how in Bonnie Scotland,
''Soms merry, friendly contra folks
Together did convene
To hurn their nits" and pout their socks.
And handy their Hollowsen
Fu' blithe that night"
('Nuts; tiull. 4Hold.)
Most OF the customs to which he refers
and witch grew out Of the general belief 10
witches, fairies, &C., have fallen into dis
suiss. Unhappily, however. "o.her mis-
chief making beings" do yet exist, and The
3lst of October 10 used for developing .
spirit rowdyism and incipient Vandalism in
Young America, which can scarcely b.
gained uron the ussges Of other timeA
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CIGARS

LoveYs o. good ciesFs will find several ,,,
,irely new bsands, never before iu,roduc.S,
ln this plAcs, at the Post Ofice New. Room
They ere warranted pure Havsnss.
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ColumbiA Oil Company and Central Pc.
troleun Company started up this morning.
Result not known - yet.
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vsalss v Aoss ''lsvsl.Asadsd usan ak
iulsd ss By ~ Hsssld sss not Abbst,, Hs.
10y & 90. A essd many think 20 dowa
shis vsy.
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Mr.. ]. A. Bostwick, of New York, 10
laying . pipe from Petersburg to Frsnkliu,
Q distance OF about 20 miles. The pipe 10
already on the ground, and the line will Be
completed in few days. Mr.. Bostwiek is
fest putting upon the L. s. 4 N. s. Road
tank oars, 10 be known ss the "Union Line,
which will receive the oil from this new
pipe line.
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Advertise 10 the REcORp.

Butter and cheese are almost indispeu,.
ble articles Of food. Properly used, ,hry
are nutritious and healthy; but % inordi.
nate use Of either esuses indigestion sud
dyspepsia. Owen Gaf1hey's Sunday Cou-
fort Judiciorsly used will remove both Of
there lroublss
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For Sale

For sale
$1,000 10 20, OO0 feet Of SECOND.HArn
TUBING, ~ from 10 V IS c,s. "a, ~p ;.,,
TIE Tsbing 10 10 erss class ords, and ',j !.
ready fitted. ""
April rs. H. H. Il. WARNER
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Il bssias y - stsoacly Haaorsd that ths
Its.sstlis paosw sss III b tAs Interest Of
~ Rsoassb 0sab,sssiea. Il ~ lei The
pselssso rsnsabA
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School Books.

A complete stock OF School Books nssd'd
at the Public Schools Can 10 fouhd Of Tho
POST OFFICE NEWS ROON.
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Notice.,

MATHER, the Pioneer pA.
tOgrapher Of the oil regions. will n',.
into his new rooms 10 Chase L s'ev.r,
New Block. Tl,usvills, 10 sbou, ,.,..
weeks
He will bsvs one Of largest end mos, A..
gsn' Studios IA Psnnsyivauis.
Don't forget 10 clal and visit biz A.,
MONS.
oct 15-lw
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The Victor Brand Of sigsrs at tho Pa,
Oflcs News Room.
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Sunday Comfort still on deck and ior mls
at GAFFNEYS.
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GOLDEN TREASURE cigars A tho
Pos, Oifics News Room. Sm,hius suti,sl
ueW.
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~ Highly Favored, ice cool Soda Wshl
at Ihs Post Office NsussnOsa Try Il.
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I. o. Of II. n.
1'noeksuees Tsibs No. 1873, I. o. z. N.
NPesrslsum Centre, meets every Thursday
sssnisG 10 Good Tsmplsr's Hail.
- Cosuoll arss iIebtsd st ~ O'Clock.
- h. HOWE. Sschem.
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LO0al Notices.

01NL WANTED
To DO general bcus~ work. HIsAss, ,,..
paid. Inquire st "r
j. wOLF's Jswslry s,or
oct 3O.td. ''
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A. o. Of u. w.
Nberty Ledge No. Z, 4. y. Of q. w.,
usete every henday evening st 71< O'Clock.
e ODD Fellows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
PeAn'A.
A. u. KLsekHss, n. ".
A. KiIxR, 3.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

UNACcoUNTABLE PHENOMENA AT
PARTY.-The following story is told
of young lady aud gentleman at a
fashionable party in Nashville:
The young man was handsome and
happy, the young lady arreyed in
lavender, rose, &c, with gold powdered
hair flowing goverhe swan like neck Find
ing the heat Of the room too much for
them, they qought the cool shade of an
arbor, where they might listen to the
tountaiu's fall. Tke music rose and fell,
time few on silver pinions, aud after an
absence of at least an hour, our young
friends re-entered the brilliantly illumi-
mated parlors. The lady passed on in
the dance, but the young man was
slightly taken aback by his next neigh
Dor informing him that round his neck
was the unmistskable print of two arms
in chalk and diamond dust, and on one
shoulder a quantity of yellow dust,
llooin Of youth, and yellow powder mix
el up generally. The ladys hair was
observed to be several shades raler.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

Congress has passed bill ameudatory
of The bankrupt law. 1t allows all ex.
emptions allowed by any State law on
the first day Of January, 1871. This
will save to bankrupts in Virginia two
thousand dollars worth cf property. 1t
also exempts widows dover, or other
estate in lieu thereof if the State law
so provides; also life insurance to the
amount of five thousand dollars. The
time during which baukrrpts may be
dicharged upon payment Of fifty cent. of
their Indebtedness i, extended until
July l, 1873; Judgments obtained against
persons or property before petitions in
bankruptcy are filed are 30 be FIRST aud
lully satisfied. Changes in the method
OF appointing registrars, in the mattcr
OF marshals, fees aud other c Sc i'm portant
particulars, are also made
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Z IA TouoHiEa, INorDRNT.s<-Dd DdrInR
one Of. the most sremendous snowssssrmp
egess witnessed hero lsat 8intst, Whites
our Bewsaaaalana @aasrespondeat,e b
poor widow TIsiE hss| |lsens ln aszssia d
her only son, buy. of faiRsesn years of
age, whe had gonepueinthe nsrhing 70
the woods-~cutting With several others.
Unable to bear her anxiesies, che poor
mother rushed ont into the binding
snowtdrift, hoping to fnd her bey;,aud
that her feeble arms might In some way
help him hofneward. After struggling
on for several miles she met the party.
who were on their return. BY this time
she was utterly exhausted aud unable to
retrace her steps. What was to be done
She sank down id the snow, worn out
with fatigue aud hunger. The little
party oflboys were quite unable to bear
her among them homeward, and to re-
main with her would have been certain
death to all. It was agreed that they
should cover her aa well possible andreturn
to the village for help. Her son, how.
ever, nobly refused to leave his mother,
though to remain was in all probability
certain death. When the lads gave the
alarm in the village number Of men at
the peril of their lives went out to res.
cue the mother aud her son. Their
efforts TO find them were Tor seTsrs!
days ffuitless. They were finally found
under cliff, frozen to death and locked
in one auother's arms. "Iu death tEey
were no. divided" for theirs was a
Ts'lose stronger than death. ~ 1t would
be difficult to find more touching in
stance of self,sacri6cing affection than
this one, taken from 'the short and
simple annals OF the poor"
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A touching incident is reported from
Chattanooga. An utter stranger called
On respectable farmer last week, aud
asked him if his house had not been
robbed during the war. The farmer re.
piled that it had. 81" said the struag-
cr, "was one of the marauding party
that took it. l took little silver lock
Ct" THAT locket," said the farmer,
bursting into tears, chad been worn by
my dear. dead child" "Here it is" re.
piled the stranger, visibly affected; 81
am rich /; let me make restitution; here
are $50 for your little son." He gave
the farmer u $50 bib and received $50
oi'ange. lie iHor uIaug ;i.s :;.,...;.. :
hand warmly aud lett The farmer has
since dried his tears and loaded his shot,
gun. The $50 bill was bad.
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An CID lady who was in tho h,b;t q

An old lady who was in the habit Of
declaring, after the occurrence of auy
event, that she had predicted it, was one
day c'evelly sold by her worthy
spouse, who, Ike many others we wot Of,
had got tired Of hearing her eternal II
told you so" Rushing into the house,
bresthless with oxci,nent, he dropped
into chair, elevated his hands, and
exclaimed: "Oh, my dear, what do you
think. The COW has gone and eaton up
our grihdstonc! Tho old lady was
ready, and, hardly waiting to hear the
last word, screamed out at the top of h er
lungs; 81 told you so! You always
would let it staud out O. doors"
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BANNERS UpeN THE ROAD.
OF SANDED SUGAR.

My dear Horatiu,-.I was lately read
ing my newspaper after break fast and
came in the regular 0rdcr-Afor l should
be sorry to perform so important ccre-
moty in disorderly marner-upon a
report concerning the sanding of sugar
The details were very unpleasant bu.
| am M; so sure, since We are told that
we must ell eat our peck of dirt, that it
Is Not as agreeable to have it sweetened
and to consume it, as it were, surrep.
titiously. went back to the table aud
looked in my cup, but could see no
sand; and l inspected the sugar bowl,
but all looked fair The hue was not
as satisfactory, indeed, as that CT the
table cloth, bat I saw no sand. Indeed
1t Is not to be found in that kind OF
sugar. The adultcration is in the
brown, in the sugar that my poorer
neighboss buy For their cofee and the
reporter tells me that there is an euor
nous quantity of that sauded sugar al
ways in the markes.
L have my reasons for believing him
although, as [ have told you. do not
ind them in my own sugar bowl. But
observe that sugar of every kind is so
protusoly sanded that can readily be,
lieve it Of this particular form. Ire.
member that among the boys at school
there was a saying that you had better
bite Deacon Truss's candy carefully, or
you would break yoar testh against
boulder. He was too sffe#d merch.
ars TO feduce the bulk of the sugar
which he transformed into candy, so
that we consumed it in the original
state, and consumed it at our peril. The
deacon did Rot see why he should lose
Jecatise Sinful people chose to sand the
srgnr rhac ehey sold him, and even if
they put psbbfcs into 1t he ssoald show
them that it shoul J. dot BE TO his injury.
ihatassertion was fully vindicated whep.
ever boys tooth was broken.
What | mesns to ss5 was that there
is great deal of fine manner which
-ii:;al o. saa:: aaF;@:s:';; =, as :!;e h,.;= 81:
at the deaeon's candy. 1t may be sugar.
but 1t may also be sanded and even
with grains OF the pebble size II you
know Palinurus, you know probably
what | mean. His msnner is wonder.
full. He probably early heard and
entirely misunderstood the renrrtk that
nahners make the man. He is all su,slcs
aud suitness aud smoot hness a kind of
silk or satin man. He is described by
all the adjectlves that begin with sibil
ant. aud broad,ldc OF the words thai
ciarac'erEu his manners Seems 10 be II
v"liey of hl>scs. Paluurus presses you
hand IN both OF his, as il nothlrg g,.ite
~ thssful had ever bcialcn him as
seeing yuu then and there His voicc
has the toEe asa h general address Ih,
character which | have sumetlmes re
MARKED ip pastors toward the luvclcst
as& haost gouthial limbs OF the auck
His Voise Rs very low, and his c,nrin,sls
is intcsssst aud Intense He strokes
Jour hsfna' us he converses, and 1t is
easy TO i'hnsine HAN dlssolvlns iu his
own emotion like a hump OF sugar in
warm Water.
Indeed, how often have l been in
room when Palinurus entered, and felt
rs he appeared that we were u cup OF
very indifferent mixture to which the
sacoharine element was now added the
lump Of sugar was dropr,d il But
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Extracts.

Oh, Absalom my son! my sonl
Lis fleece wss white as snow;
He stole o pig and away he run
To the Bay of Biscay, %!
The boy stood On the burning deck,
And stnoked his pipe ofclsy,
And bet his money on the bob tailed nag,
When the Moon had gone away.
I'm lonsly since my mother died.
The ice is around her still
30 Ill peel bag of taters, o!
With the sword of Bunker Hill.
1t is the hout when from the boughs
kissed my Polly Ann,
So run, Elijah, and hurry mp Pomp,
Yes, or any other man.
Oh, what ats the Wild waves sayings
Icried the long night through.
And voice replied far up the height,
A LITTLE more cider too.
The harp Of nature advent strung
Is coming through the rye,
Then kiss me quick and go, my honey,
Said the spider to the fly.
My wiiiie's oti the dark btue sea,
With full Ave hundred more,
And niy days are gliding swiftly by
To the old Kentucky shore.
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/ AkwAr.ls rr ApyAsrsal. i i ,
NUMBEfs IS

saAysERRwp YArRaa~sA Id
aud a Yankee were sace s;s3 3s s5h
the wcods, the fosmer % q O. lsak
horss,, and the Yaakss On, ss jiafsfisF
snimal. The 1stsee Msptsd a -
::'sssp, = but he did nas, sne kkk Ssv@
% do 70, Al lass be tkoazks tf *EfFs.
Hh horse had be.a sassht tb &c ~
like q dog whenessr he wss s1Ssasst lhE
the spurs. SEEING . WA tnkSsr 30
Tankesmade his horse pesfasia . -.
and asserted ne vas poinGlag s aa
was his cdstoms The KsnsAskias ada
in the direction indicated BY the hstias
nose, and up rose turkey. Thxs aas.
tied the matter, the, tEsds was asada,
and saddles and horses were changsd.
After time they came 500 asar ana
rapid atream, over which the blaak h1sas
carried his rider with ease. Bat sAe
Kentuckian, on the yaekses old hessts
found great difficulty in getting Off.
and when he bad reaehea che mid 90 &C
the stream he wss aftaid the hoEns voala
allow himself to be carried away, aud %
eudeavored 10 spur him up to more
vigorous action. Dowo sat the cid
horse on his haunches.
"Look here - shouted the enraega
and partially submerged Kentuckian 10
the Yankee on the other si3o &c shs
stream, "Whct does al this mean 2"
81 want you to know, stranger" cried
the Yankee, preparing TO ride aasy,
"shat that there hoss sOiU pint esh "a scsB
as he toiH joaol."
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The Aiken Tribune learns, from a
recent personal conference with some of
the members of the Executive Committee
of the party, that the State Republican
Convention for the nomination of State
ticket, and the ira nsaction of other busi-
ness incidental to the interests of the
Republican party in the approaching
campaign. will not be called until the
latter part of month of the August or
earlyiA September. In deciding upon this
course the Executive Committee arc
influenced by the very laudabc desire
to avoid the disturbance of the acricul.
turaf interests Of the country which a
canvass at any earlier day would inevi-
table occasion, and in this view the
committee will be sustained by the eoun.
try at large" This we regard as wise
conclusion, as there will be ample time,
from the first of September to the election,
to allow for whas Will be necessarily,
sharp campaigr, ard which will be iu
the Republican party itself
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"No woman aiu't got no right to see
on jury, nnless sl,a is maD, aud every
lawyer knows it, aud don't bslisve 1t
anyhow" was the conclusive argument
of Wyoming statesman.
"Ny dear, said husband 10 bis bot.
ter half after quarrel, "yoa will usyer
be permitted to go 90 heaven" WHY
not?" Because you will be wausea ss
a tormentor dowa hch,w." f*-
Connecticut should be SrsdSssf With
tho LATEST 6shorn,an. Thp iaaividaal
III question iS fifteenth snsudmsut, 4"
who .ies his 6sh-hns Co his doc, aud
when he gets bite, kicks his dog,
Evo wns the only woman who never
threatened to SO aud live With mama,s.
Aud 4adam waa the only msa who uepsr'
tantalissd HE wife about the Ray motheF
" wcl tr cook.
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A yonns lady, recently married to
farmer, one day visited the COW house,
when she thus iuterrogated her milk
maid, BY the by, Mary, which of these
COWS Is it that gives the buttor milk 2"
hn old lady of Bloomsburg, H., who
was rather short-sighted, took a box Of
new-patent pil'a, They cured her, but
turned out to be black beads with a hole
in them, and she is going to swlll,w a
e'rlpg to -tiinG ,hom
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SELF-ToaMENT.-More than half Of,
this world is self-affiioted. People raisa
evil vspirits-Valge blue deyila--snd
imaginary evils, till they lash fhemasives
into bona tide despair. OF shis clan Of
self-tormeutors was the good konoss
kitchen msid whom her mistress found
weeping bitterly in the kitchen. The
heated oven had cooled, the bsfoh Of
bread ready for baking was filing ths
pans from the "high estatep 70 which
yeast had raised it, and Betty Wass0B.
ing as if her heart would break:
What is the matter r"
"Why (sobs) just as I had got the
o7en nice and hot" (aobs sgaia.)
''Wsll;" said the mistress, fEls shzsasa,
"lid you bu,a yoarssff 2"
"NO, ma'am, 1 happened to thiak"--
(sobs) nsej
well, Betty"
THAT if ! should ever gct uaasrisd'!--
"You wouldn't cry st thai. eertala-
ly."
"And should have uioa li.tto ba.
BY
well, we'll" A 80
"-And it shall just go alode, boc-ooef
aud | shall get the oven hot, boo.oo.o,
aud should leave it, sad tho HzbE
should crawl iu, boo-oo-o woo-oo-oi il
would burn itself to death bco.oo-oo.
J"
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rible aud inacribleaud inscrn.abls blow !,
there is also Observation-Disclosures, deeper
than the numbing aense Of sorrom,sol
infnite and pervssive lore And hero
coaars my reversed shso:hs. into his
pulpit, and for anihourelaborates from
the, text "God issi9ve|'a,system Of the
universe that is merely devilish, as if
from the heart ofthe pure and odorous
magnolia loathsome, deadly scrpeut
should uncoil and encompass the garden
His theology is sas thick With angry
and poisonous thorus that sting US all
over. But his life is self denying (; it is
ascetio. No old saint Of tradition more
mortiffes the flesh than he Satan "a kes
him up into tbe ligk mountains of am
bition aud temptation, but in vsin-in
vain. An anchorite whom the demons
could not stir, thin, wasted, dry, with
strange study and endless vigil, he
comes from the passiouless cell of his
library into the pulpit, and no demon
whom he has triphphantly despised is
more appalling than the demon that he
depicts God to be. Alas, Horatio, even
that sugar of faith and self denial is
sanded
Or, again, the brother who is not dry +,
nor ascetic, nor wasted, who refuses to
seclude himself from other men, aud who
says truly that no man eau teach men
who does not know men-it is not easy to
describe what We feel about him but we
do feel IL, aud when he ascends the pulpit
stairs We know that it is not his place.
He is good fellow, VIC all agree he is
even jolly good fellow he is kind heart
cd, indoleut, genial he loves good wine
and fat nfeat-and so may every healthy
man, ard DO shame 20 him. Do we ask
that n minister shall be monk? Do
we require the modification ofevery
honest and necessary human appetite !?
Fur from it. No men more fatally
carlcatured the Christian character and
life than the old sa!nts But preacher
must be spiritually minded, or he can not
touch us deeply. his goua brother is
DOT reprobate more tha. .ll. other. He
doc" not devote Us to endless FIRE with the
other, and he proclains that goodness is
Its own reward. He is sincere. But
somehow goodness scerns til have kind
OF plum pudding meaning in his mouth
As l hear him excellent, sincere
worthy mani can not rid my mind of
Goldsmith's music,
"Allured to brighter W orlds aud led the way. >"
Does he do that? am not condemn.
ing him, Horatio-for who am /? But
even this sugar is sandcd Religion
is something more shan eprlc-dnmp
linss.
Now, my boy, If we have any sugar Of
any kiud to offer in the market, let us
silt out the sand as carefully as we can.
For these terrible reporters give the
world no peace. l. read yesterday
review ofthe new poem which we liked
so much The critic said iu effect that
he had almost broken his teeth. There
is great deal ofsand in this sugar, he
said. Sft. Tor your life, Horutio.
Your friend
AN OLD BACHELOR.