The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 14, 1871, Image 1

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TWO DOLL As ANNUM, y Volume l 7/ J "^4^. '.-'it log i? ?fni.t r 0? ? ?Trt*)W [ ? , : ol-?0 7.. , j t ,7Iiv -t;. f..5T?. 1J?|j ill L?HDH30VIAaO .f? .KAt ?TA4? JT4B ? eOA ^lIST? OTJR COtTfcTTRY. ?'Vo saturday m 14, 1871. '[ T-yt* jeiI nl? T*? **?.'?? sdi iura ?dt ??? *>^t* ?T,?fl, J ?? b> THE OBANGEBORG NEWS ?:o:? PUBLISHED% A T t>? A.N01^BIJl^dr Every Saturday Morning. uy tux ?BANGEBURG NEVfSCOfcTANY TKRMS OP SUBSOR|?TIOX. ?ne Cony ffer ?n? year:.. $2.00 u * six Month?. i.OO ?,*ay ??ti-M^infj TEN.DOLLARS,* for n Clii of Now Subscriber", tviU receive an WTRAtJOPY for ONE YKA^l, tVce of ?harze. Any ?u seniytg FIVEJPOLLARS, for * Club of New Subscribers, will receive *? |txlRA5 COPY for SIX MONTHS, frseof N. RATES O.F ADVKRTISINQ. * 1 Sanare 1st Insertion. $1.50 i A 8qa?re\.ajoa?ista of 10 lines Brevier or ?as ineh of Advertising spsee. * Administrator's Notices.$",00 Notiecs of Diimisr.nl of Guardians',. Ad ministrators,. Xxeoutoss, kc..$0 00 Contract Advertisements inserted upon tne mast liberal terms. MA RR i AG E ? w* IftlNER?L froTlCEB, ?et ex seeding one S*qtinr< inserted without ?i Advance, ""?a saa?_g|<_I--?' SEABR80K, BROWNING, MEYERS, ATTORNEYS .AT LAW, orncK at. . ** * ?rnngebtirg und Br>anchtilt& S ? o. Mr. MEYERS or BROWNING ^iU be at RranchviHe every Monday. ?. B. 8RABROOK, . <? Ll>- ti ? ? *^ i Acting Solicitor Is: K :renit. WxLCOLM I. BROWNING. J. riLDlCR MF.Vij.P.^ , Trial justice. ~ y*n 7 ? may 14 Sy if. FEfcB?R BEYERS, TRIAL JUSTirK; Will ATTEND PROMPTLY to the Duties of ijji bftico. Call on him at the Office of EEABltOOK, llROWjjtlNa k MEYERS, 3, Court House Square, jan } tf KN0WLT8N & BULL, ATTOUNKYS AND COUNSELLORS AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLt'bN. CM ARLES 8. BULL. Vr. Krrotvlton will he nt Lewi.-viHe KV KR* SATURDAY, and at F?rt Motte on the 2d and 4th FRIDAYS of every month. " jaly2S tf cooke ?& cooi^e; ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ORANGEBURG, S. C. Will attend to BUSINESS in any of the STATE and the U. S. COURTS for the ^ of Soutl1 c?ro,ina T. Hi COOKE." " II. P. COOKE. T? II. CCiOKE, Trial Justice, wtu' VlXEND PROMPTLY to all BUSINESS entrvi tod to his care. jnne 25 tf F. M. WANNAMAKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, W? ba at ORANGEBURG, on Mondays, At LIW18VILLE en the other days of the m ?*> Week, fsb 1* tf aV. l. w. riley TRIAL JUSTKJK, Residence in Fork of Ediato, ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED wilt be .promptly and carefully attended to. j$j2* , ly d\?. albheght," BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ;?UAX?lEK(JRO, S. C\. KSRECTFULLY INFORMS TUB CITI Tjk, sens of Orangcburg and Vicinity that iiebaatyeaerti at his NEW STORE on Rus sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmmin k Co.sand MoNumahi k Jones, with a complete Stock of LKATHKK, &c, and thnt he has sufficleut Workrncr to fill all Ordci* cr.tit.sl e'd to biro. Thanking the P?bl(? for past patronage, i-e..pectfuUy solicit? ? eu'titlnuaiico of the mmo. 1ERM8 C?$K. fob C dot 23 tf BOOT ANB SHOEMAKER, MOV Kt) TO ftfoitfe EllitfOld Offios, oRA^cjEniJK?, s. c. P(f TAllT^3/Ii.. i.-v?r''lii r.\ 7, ? Is prepared to do r 11 work in tbc above fini. as neat and cheaper thai, any other man. Please give mo a trial. All work warranted fo give satisfaction. m I RANK MELI.ETT. nor 12 Cm POETRY. [roe the r.c.^Ndtatrjte *r.r3.] . To AhlJo,. Bu! thirteen summer* thou hast seen, But'thirtecn a'p rings vyith birds and flow /? * ejftj? ?'''ti''-'Zfa'*'-'.??' '" Yet thoa art nobler far I ween, Thau some who've live l out thrice thine hours. Thy heart ia purer, too, my bvo Than thoso Who've loved and lpvcd again ; Thy thottfthta'ara yet untaught to rr-ve, Far from thy bosom's sweet domain ! ; How d-sar it iB t'O wntoh thy growth, And VioYV thy younger mind expand, Tnto tho raolma of truth and worth, Simic now I plutn: thy prccivus hand"! ' .. Thy girlish face, bow *wect*to rar, Is ciicji??d ever/ amileTt wreaths : From otlt thine eyes a hope I wee WLich for.thy own foad lovCr breathes^ OM I '>?) *atch thy little form, And Kindly, swoctiy wnlt ^jpr thee; . No cross in life. no'ditrkwTno storm, Sfeall change my heart**' rmcerity.** B^VK*'ntiy g^aru thy little heart, ^rtd keep it safe from idle guile, 'Till of my lire you part a part, , ' Staled with an earnest methcr's smile: v**1 ? *** 'i ~~ Ft?ilKNCh'S ?EWAED. ! BY FB.VNCI8 UEXKILAW BAI>?N.' It was Christmas morning. The sun was shining brightly on the new-fallen .muff. Tt was just cold e|inri*:h tn freeze, 'i'he sli'igh-bclls were rUighi^ merrily. The ibildr'ih were having r gay tintCy sk.ttiiig and coasting,? and pUytng trick* on passers-byl Ono decrepit old man th.vwii 'd\.wu bj~tnVii* trit-Ur' . un(L i .-ailt they IcnreQ*'th^v h..*u killed Another aye besides theirs witnessed the uccidcot and its cause. A young gi*l idood in tho bay WMr'uw of the ruunsiou before which Ute old amb bad fallen; another' instant, and ahe batue running down the tumble htet?*', .und uu unndful of her costly attire, the rich silk tb it fell in heavy fold* ubuut nor form, she sank down beside the old man, exclaiming: "For slintuc, boys I Come, .Eugeuc, und help me raise t*.iat. Nay, he must be must be carl-lci. Go bring Bro\yji here." f A moment or two after, Eugene re turned*, followed by n large, strong look ing man, \. ho, in obedience to the ?irl's command, raised and bore to the bouse the inanimate fohrl uf tho poor old stranger. ??Geully-, gently^ Ilrown ! Plr.30 Ititu on the lounge," fche said. Kehtoratives were applied. Tenderly he was cared for. And after a short time, the kind girl'a efforts were succcss ml. The old man opened bis eyes, and looked inquiringly into her face. She explained the accident, and was holding a glass of wine to his lips, when a ser vant entue in the room, bearing on a sil ver waiter a card. She looked ut it und said : ? in ???'?'. .......... i ? VVlia i.V. up Xiilj soon. Ask tnaintna to entertain him " Fifteen minutes passed, and still she lingured with the suffering man. He was Ismo, and the fall bad occasioned such severe pain to the afflicted limb, j that be bad fainted. It was impossible for him to walk at nil, just then. A rustle of silken robes, and Mrs Cameron glided into the room, and stood looking with perfect amazement on the sccna before.her, Kneeling beside the lounge, alternately batbiug the face, and lacing wine to thn lips of the miserable old man, was her daughter. "Florence !?who ??what is the roe m ing of this ?" sho naked. The gentlo girl ea plained, and her mother said : "One of (he servants coulrj havo nt nded to him. If be is nblo to bo moved now, you hud better send word to the proper authorities, and baYcbim car rind to bis home, or the alms-house " "But; tntttnina, are the proper ones to attend him. Kugtuo and bis com panions are accountcble for hia suffer ing." The old man said something in a low, foeble Voice, and Florence's car was bent elo:-? to catch the words. "He wiu'gv Iiosmv," he says. "Well, you inust. wait a little longer, ami I (nil rrarw uic vantage? -.5 ? "A carriage ! If you please, tflorenoe, send! Brown \o procureone," Mrs. Cnmc ron said. As slto turned t? fonvo the room, ehe continued, "Mr. Granger wilt feel fl ittered by your'conduet. "Send him here, mamma. I know ho will think I'm doing i'Bnt-" A few motccnts more, and CarlGran ger came into the room. Florence's sweet, Jbright face, that had been raised to greet him, was suddenly clouded. Sbe saw that ajrc had mistaken he* lover-?for, with an expression of-?con-' tempt, wM$h hq c uid not, .or cared not to hide, uelookc'd on" -the suffering man. Scathe Had Mr. Gfan&cr passed the. coniplimeuls of tho dsy, when agsiu the door opened, und another yotfhg man en tered. Ho was not strikingly hau'taome, 'like life other but it.Was the face of one that children love to linger bear, women cunude in, and men trust. "Kx'cuse me, brAt I have permission," hp said. "Mrs. Cameron to.id.uie you were entertaining ^four guests here.'* , Turning to greet Mr. GrarijjVr, the young man saw the sufferer on the lounge. :"<Who liaVc you here 1 Are J on hurt, ?ir f" ho said, going up to thd side of the old man and taking his hand.' Briefly Florence* told oi his fall; and the look of admiration, nay, almcet ado ration, which beamed in William Hart ley's eyes na they sought hers, ought to have becu the balm f" entirely hcai the wound^ caused by C ? Granger's look. Huf, it was not, just thei^ for Florence had thought more of the handsome Carl than tiny of the other young men who visifod tac house. She was dreadfully disappointed to kitoic hun so different from her thoughts.. The old mnn signified his desire to go; an'4 when Brown returned with !t car riage, William Hartley, with almost wo manly geutloucss, assisted....him in, aud urged that he mglit accompany him hwnic. An. approving lovk from "$Uor once, and he jumped in, cfoxed the daor, aud ordered I lie txntei ?v ?I?-? mtSBkm^Er number directed. "GoetvBfe&i you 1 You are n good child. I shall never forget this day. Perhaps I'll come to sec you again some time," the old man said, .then leaving. The siine contemptuous expression was again on Carl's face, aud he sa'.d succriugly : . '! ? . " ?'"'??''4 '?.Quite a distinguished acquisition to Mis': Cameron's list of acquaintances!" A ilc'p flush mantled her fa r brow, but she deigned uo word of reply. Carl Granger saw he had been indiscreet, to say the loiut. und endeavored, by putting with his must fascinating powers, to cast away the cloud that had gathered on the face usually so bright. Carl's attempts ( J were fruitless. But when an hour had passed, and William Hartley returned, then, to his great chagrin, he saw a softer light glow in hel- .j irk eyes, and her lips wreathed with' smiles that he had failed to draw Forth; That night Carl Granger, determin ed to Iniow his fato, asked Floren^o to be his wife, and, to her parents' great disappointment, she hindly but firmly I said she "could not lore him." I "Foolish girl ! Do you not know that, besides bis own fortune, Mr. Oranger is the only heir of an old uncle", who is lahiihiuxlv rich?" said Mrs. Cameron. Florence's father's disappointment was as Keen as his Wife's, for he felt his j foundation trembling, and knew be furo 'long it must fail. Aud so it was; be fore another year had passed the Btatcly mansion was no longer his. He was ! almost penniless. But he was n true, I loving father, and would not barter his child's hcarf for gold. And so, when William Harley won Florence, he took her not from a home of luxury, but onq as humble as his own. Years rolled by, bringing with them joy and sorrow, until .-ix years had passod. During the last one clouds had gather ed, swift and dirk, over Willi.uu Hart ley and his loved ones; andso on Christ mas morning. Bix years after the one when (ho strango t>ld mau was helped by Florence, they wcro ubsulutely destitute. "I wonder what has become of that old man? said William, during the day. "I called a few dajs after I took him home, to inquiro how he was get ting *>n, but ho had gone from that place.'' '.'Do you kuuw, William, to that old man's Bufferings you urj iutebted for your wife? Th^t day. I saw the differ ence between"'you and Carl Granger. 1 II;? h>nrtlcssnos8 frightened nie, addf I fled to you, and g^rew calm and happy," stfj f!?r?n.o> .vhile a"be.Pi\rfuT flush fel. spread over her face, chasing aSrftiMhc j care worn look of a' few' niomeriHjWr fori'- i &\J$t "You fled to poverty, twl, r J Ob I my di.rling, I Imped to have ted you from^auch." "I fled from worse. Come, ohr^np! all will yet bo well. I did not tejj^jou, tho last time I was out, I saw^Qarl Grainger very mutch intoxicated4Hs&*+ is living noYr entirely on his expectations." "MHomra I mamma !. Krias Krisgle's coining'. Sco ! See! Hurra 1 Olo^Kriss liked to have forgotten ns, I guess cViod little Willi?, shorting au^chjp ping his hands. ( ? Florence arose to look out, when knock sounded on tlie. door; opening which sho behold standing before her ibe old man of whouiclthc hud just been "Come iu ! I am gluu to flfe you! ?Where hnvcyou been thja long tiu^e T And bqw did you find ua ?" Florence) asked. -Uiking his hand-and drawing hjtn in. "I found very easily what I hud never tush I've . thought of you gjteh, *H\it chose to come to-day. It ia A'^pod time to conic," answered the old tuff. "Come 1 stt down, hore," said, William, getting up and offering hU?tjj?jrn 'com fortable chair. "Wait a bit. If I set dv<7n,T don't want to get up soon, ftnow first how long I can stay," answered the old man, still standing. "As long aa you^ like. \vY afe poor, rery poor, but if you want a \ homo with us, we will not send you. forth. Sit down," answered William. "The same ! unchanged I" murmured the stranger. "What shall we call you Tasked Flo reuse.. "Krias Kringle! The chrfhireu call ed me so Let them continue. And? you may say Uncie, if ynn'^breter," ho said.* . .. >JpT - A comical expression w?ia ''on his face, "atpiles continued toj^lny ? .-.bout hiH thin When Florence went ou to. prepare the frugal dinner, the old man culled the children, and liateued to their lisp ing voices. William was watching, very much urn used, when the old 111:111? words were whispered, and little Willie, seem ing to understand, lowered V\n Vdne, and the heads of (be old atid the young were close together, at aotnu mysterious plot ting. The father's amusement was soon cbunged to the greatestamaxcincut when, .soon alter, as Floroucc came buck, Wil lie run up, exclaiming: '?Christmas gift lor mamma, and papa too! Kri:-s Kringle sent tbeni to you!" It was only n little roll of paper. Ope ning which, they found, tuld iu words never plainer. No more poverty ! no more toiling I" Many thousands of dol lars they held in their hande. They could not speak at fi:st. But after a while, when they poured forth tlicir thanks, Kriad Kringle said : ' Your home is mine! you and yoUrt are mine! All I huvo i.* for you! You won it six yours ago, botU cf you. And tint day, you hud nnother friend with you. I knew him by name before; I icurucd ins nature then. I heard bis remark when I was gohig out. Ha! ha ! He lost something then, didn't he? ah ?" Florence and William thought the old tnuti wa-t VSry shrewd to have read the' hearts of all, that Christmas day. But he meant uot what they thought. They knew it in after years. "Go, make our children happy !*' be urged. "And, my good child, take this," bunding her more money, "and make the poor old folks you meet, and tho little chrildro.i who arc looking long ingly in at the gay windows, tnako thorn happy too." Oh. what a joyous Christinas it was ! Fur five years the old uiuu dwelt with tllOUl, and then ho sank calmly to sleep, loving hearts atid gcntla bunds aootbing him. And then, from a luwycr of high standing, cuuic the startling information that William Hartley and Florence were the ouly heirs to all the Immense wealth of uld Mark Gruiugor. Then too, it wan. they knew that Curl's hcurtlesancss and rude, unkind spoecb had wrecked all Ins prospects of ever possets1 og his nnolo's wealth. He knew it too, when the news rcaohed him. In the will there was but one request: "Make tho old folk's and the, cbrildrcn happy." it was. Thoy follow bidding. KVcry Christuias-duy finds them doiu'g tho work they love so well. -... ._ , A MPeP8on*lr Vision. The folio wing appears among the "Per sonals" of the N. Y. Herald : I dream ed of you the other night, my friend,. You stood before me, and as I approach ed to speak, gazing into your dear, bright face, a hidious creature rose be tween us in a bhrck cloud, shutting you oat ftow'trteYr. Her picture is burocd idto niy momory. She was a fat, squat try damsel, about four feet high, with toe great, squinting green eye, with a red vjdge, liken Lima u'V-m cut in malachite and set in coral. Hor hair was the color of the setting sun or rising moon, and flowed like ;t bunch of radishes or V> y? i ?? *MV - ~T young ofe'ela down hor downy neck. Her nose was like a dab of soft puddy thrown against a door, and her mouth resem bled a hole in n kid glove bursting from orer-tightncss, or n weather crack in a white oak log, or a ragged edged break i in a little boy's trousers. Her teeth I stood along zigzag in that mouth at in tervals like a line of aniiquo fence posts. Her checks owing to early misfortuues in the small pox line, looked like twin buckwheat cakes it their first griddle agony, or two rolls of honeycomb tripe With ears s/ratning every nerve to leave their fofoht head, aud n complexion lit:** a New Jersey road in i dry time, or a pile of pale. priyoVi or a Boston squash ; r. waist five tcet rouud, and a form taller when she lies down (hau when she stands up. Such was the as pect of this lovely fcciofc; as^fixing^tnat I fearful eye Upon me, and with a counte nnnco ashen with fury and jealousy, she shrieked out, to my intense relief, "I hate you P' Had she loved me my fu neral would have occurred the second day afterward. She vauisAed behind a rosate cloud, which, slowljriad.ng away into a silvery mist, revealed your own beautiful self, my friend. Taking my baud between your own, you uttered these memorable and goldeu words, "I co.ifidc iu you ; let us ever be friends." Buown Gloves. " ~-?- ? ^m , A Close Shave. We have heard of a gtcat many mean transactions !!! the Way of close bargain ' ing and shaving, but wo dou't rctueiuber to have met anything closer sjr stuallrr than the following : Pafttn Judkius was a Justice in a Western district?a grasping, miserly, close fisted, flinty-hearted man, who had grow.r old and gray in money making. One day ho hired a poor man to come and uo some work about bis bouse. Upon removing his coat preparatory to settling at work, thu laborer's pipa slipped out upon the grouud, aud old Judkius, saw it, and picked it up. After working a while the man thought he woqld siuoke, but upon looking lor his pipe it was not to be fouud. Judkins came out while he was searching, aud asked what ho had lost. "I've io.-.t my pip?5." said the man. "In this it,?'' usked Judkius, holdiug up the p pe. The man sjid it was, aud reached out his hand to take it. "Hold!" suid Judkins. "It is a small thing. I knew j but since I a\n a Jus tice, we may as well proceed legally. In order to mako a proper avowal of own j ci'niiip you itiust Le sworn. Hold up I your band." Thtf man held up his hand and Jud kius administered the oath, after which the laborer still persisting in his owner ship, the pipo was surrendered. Whan this job f'?r which, the poor fal low had boenjjengaged was done, he eamc for his pay. lie had worked half a day, and wanted fifty cents. "All right," said Judkius. "You owe mc half a dollar, so we are just square." I?I?owe you, 'Squire?'' "Yes. The law allows mo half a dol lar for administering the oath ! Don't you sec 7" The poor ntau saw to his sorrow ; for upon that basis Judkius forced the set tlement. The Boy of the Peiuou.? The So phomore* of Harvard University Hfo charges with placing n keg of powder, at quartor before ten o'clock on Monday eveniug, in oue of tire dormitories ol Harvard College. The powder was put in the collar, udder rooms accursed, by. members of tho freahmau dlasa, Tbo result was the destructsou of almost cve ry chivy iu two of the jaoiu?, thf #bWocW tearing u]\ a pland in each room, dcftrojM ing their coutuuts, aud son ding their oc? rAipauts forcibly s^lrrt the celling. i SiN?ULAii Acrn-Exi*.?A correspond dent of the ?Somerset (Pa.) Demsc****. says one of tho most singular accidents ever heard of recently occurred near Ursine, on the line of tho Cumberland and Pittabdrg Railroad! A man named Thomas Flanagan, a foreman on -the works, took his pipe from his pack it-, in which was a small pistol cartridge, wliioh, it is supposed, got tnto the pipe,' and Mr. Flunig?n, not noticing ?it, filled the pipe with tobacco and commenced puf fing away. Alter smoking \Tor some time the fire reached the caftrfdge; which exploded and took an upward course, .striking the unfortunates man ia the trm plc ovc;- tfto right eycj cutting an ugly gash and filHng his 03*03 , WJla the ashes aud tobacco from the pipe. A number of persons'where in the hotis at the'time, and all thought the Abport *?ra8 ' occasion ed by a ehot fired freni the outside. Mrs. Tissue (a. lady, in the bouse) fainted, rind it was sometime until 'Iu* realcaaso of tho accident was. discovered.. Dr Tflarr/ was called, nnd attended tlie wounded man, idnf Re Is doing well.' r"1J ?- ??* idi-W- 'i?i 1 I Tux' ? Xixnoxs of. Jti*5tTH.~Th6 above is assumed by a body of determin ed Vcudeau Frenchwomen who, through one of their numbor. address, an appeal to the Ming of]Prussia, which the Harro journals publish in largo type in their leading coiL-tVes. They implore King Vv iliiam to bold from striokeu Trance, now that Napolion, his empire agd his armieo are bcM'en down. They.Invoke all gentle influences and. ^vfv#it'rW . .*? ' . . . an-prcssiqns to tins ena and denounce him to the venge?nce of lu aven should bo turn a deatf ear to their supplieations. They thus c-ncludc : , , "But should you, hardening your heart in pride aod hatred, continue the work of the eqecutioncr, then, from pe ing a suppliant as I am to day, to arrest you on the Verge of the abyss that opens before you, and prevent;' your riattic be oomiug a by-word of - execration, I shall rise up to-morrow to figb?. against you Yea, sire, I --hall be one of the band of women ho'* T?nning 01^.41^.^,,^ n? tha'Legions of Judith.' And we pray that the spirits of Judith, of Jucl, of Joal of Are, of Charlotte Corday, and all the illustrious women selected by Heaven to punish tho i haughty, may give uS the victory." As to Low Presses.?Most fash ions owe their origin to an attempt to to give prominence to the strong point or hide the week point of a king or queen. Thus powder came iuto'vogue io conceal a queen'*-; gray hair, and largo berukes because r. king was bald. l|'e learn, however, from ti -Belgian paper, that the custom of ladies exhibiting their bus s in all the beauty of nature has a far more romantic origin. In n battle in which the. French were engag* ed (all dates, v-e roiy mention aro iu reserve) their r>*uLs wero broken, and they wore routed. When they retrea ted their wouiru bared their breasts and entreated thctn to pierco them rather than permit them to fall into tho hands of the enemy. This was two much for I the gallant Gauls. . Nerved with trcah [ courtig? they turned, renewed the coui bit and wero victorious. From that j hour Kronen women have ori ffytal ofcUa ?iiir.s :tlw:ivs boon accustomed to wear their dresses low. In fact, when you sec one one who appears to have forgot the upper part of her dress, it is no proof of indellicasy, but simply an indeca,tion of tho power ol notional sentiment. This satisfactorily explains what rainy ikno rant poople have taken for impropriety. We live and learn. Wc heard of a boy the other day, who accidentally swalluared a silver hilf dol lar. They gave him warm water and tartar emetic, und nniimouial wine, and poked their fingers down his throat, un til the boy thought ho would throw up his too nails. After a while a doctor cfttue along, who understood trfesc caset. Ho gavo the b?y a small doao,uf patent medicine, and in less than ten -miuutcs j he throw up the half dollar in fivo cent pieces. Soiouce is .1 big thing. ?/TV ?? *???? * ??? CitAl'prd 11 am>s.?This is tM season for tho somewhat painful and decidedly aunoying experience ol chapped hands. A irioud who has tried it fully, apdYsecu it tried ou othorr, says tho following 10 cipo-wvill TWckly restore tho natural cbn rditsfuS of the i-kin affected: \ lb fresh lard, th? 701k of an egg, a large tablc spoouful of clear honey ; mix w.th tho tia. -t j ail 1 I eat meal flour. before the C%tO}|ri>af ' Jtk,^io^0M^ BttCMp*, un?l auction iif t"?,^u^^aWra e very y ea r, on a ocrkriaf,- $ayy on* inet .wu?d ..T^agyi ; p?t(,up first, and the ana* wJa^'fattoWoiel second in ^rsoV.^fcf^ and so on, so ,. that1;lhe - ^dW?*lt((jW gratify: tbena^rts wkb)alll|to$tiij>ta*y Ht acp^r^ingio tha *,(oo^Wofrk**?PMBi Thcro jnagr jeV^Wjin ^xkMWb ?* for whory n^oney , was offered.,.faj^jfefc provident Babyloutans",managaa tout^T When Hl ^?cty oWlfet Jt?BfW crier orders ?Ae fc^ doioi WfcdHSf stund ttpj and' after d^ranandi^g.m\imttifh marry har^pr,*(*-all so?,x?#Pbil istil iqdgpd to liip| ? JirJ^fl 4ft .^Meda%aAift^ti^ least; and in thfo^ manner the f*$j?[j&3m cd from the sate o? tlttfe ^an^nso aoryeT as a portioWo tt?ott^Ho \ti <4???r^^ disagreeable toOke/or that liAil lilyWtjas* . ? irapcr^etetion, ,ih 'taWmaff ? .? inivmn "t111 .Ulif jj pj ? A LoulsmM, danccv^. JNjjSjj?f?faj?& vnnced to jj*earst was aogcmlUiew^M ! t'tfee h/a foVmlr'e^$oyo?:wiC!ltbf^MP tion as to how he WaS'getl?f%W# ^ ?'Well, sir,:;, said the old ^rlsw^^^ quit work, now, a\\d am Stydyiy'^hw 4o1 muusirj.'\d ??.b,^? oi.l.?#mti * rl ? .The gentleman,upon work Ins antecedant off formerjf^eaha? under his arm, was* haode8J*wraP gWoTt* show of importunate, efe^$e$?f 8P39k of WebaCer's?olerteaa?ryii|) ajhaqf?WWMf which the old darkej itoM^ttoote colored, preaeher^^p,^ r^^jsW^fto^ had told h^m^contained, aj), fhe ffi"^ dot was worf picking up afoto gSuaeJn do pulpit v ? l|ti?? ? j "Artef yotf gits dere* cdiffin?fft? wouldrbo divjnc, "yoaoa^ ltw yiirti'' an iiy on ~'tifcri^Hstef/atid^n**WirH16 OBlrtp* rares." ? ui?.iuikj IT *rKT ? ? ? i idM.br1 *yr* T;tT"1 "' ** . b*d *, by ^akBst^A?1 ?fl^Jg?K says : ''A,ySt. Patrick*'!?* ?Srlum!^ ?raatP.d in Ir?dia, as moatf >A$vo?WaV in Irehtrd. * JLrmi?gThe ? 1wFTWhi#*^a4t less than 1!,*1G persons in *Jtfe*TfciflW Presidency died from the cfiebtS.b^fniHr bite. The return giv;hnf usMnforiuation* has been cnVeTuify"?1fir^^^Hff Wp merely^ sick 'nod worried khav1sf*'tie5jBit* omitted, as well s 'those, sudden deaths which in India nie often, attributed to snake bits by heirs, tp property unduly oager for their inheritance. It is a sur- ' prisjqg.fuet thatthis d^rncVurn^P^t^ man i!t'o goes on year by year *nPVAff^ no efficacious means are adopted to'cJfc^C^ its ravages. "^-I, ', ? Californi.1, looking back over ,187.0, rejoices that it has .seen during the yoaj:,, the shipment of the first bale of homjtq|? raised silk ; the raising of too first ce^sful crop of cotton, and the first sp^t?l cess iu the manufacture of beef sugar. ,. , A few years Ago, Dctrjoa, KOatifWoMbcJ about the ?zardj? that flowecl through t^ftWa city water pipes, but Brooklyn has ina%rt proved on that by extracting, 186 eo)^ - from .one to two feet long, from the ?ine? the past summer. - w A paper in l'onnsyIvf\nta,, which -^?f^, ?lay recently noticed tho opening of ? . uew whiskey stoic, next day apologized for the brpv uy oi iis local c-viu>H.,?, cnuso -liu: reporter was ill." He had assisted at the opening. ityrotlK I Frugality may,jb%termed(t)ve,,d*ughtor ^ i of .prudenco, tho sister, of t^muarg^s^^ I and f,he parent of liborty,Je> H^t tlyit\jguj,v extravagant and will quickly become j poor,1 and poverty will enforce' depon-m dence and iuvite corraptiou. : ,( ^?"?? A Ban Francisco^juryman y>rtii(tgtit&m'i into an agreement, with the other efcavawj['* by a 8lx flbr}oteT=4fyit%e^hfWna,"f?^^ man. Ho told the tJto^' thsugh, H was the last time he would sit on a jary outside,of, a monitor. ; . .. !{a ^ Atctauder T. Stewart, of Ncw^yott, last year paid in inoomo tax. more" than " cither oiie of twenty-seven States find TciTitcrirs, and more thaw' Ar?to*a, Colorado, Dakota, Florida, Woi|iaa}iaaa'' j New .Mexico, Utah, Idaho and Montana cojibined. Mr. W. B. Astor paid mor^ than *Ho whole State of Vermont. I <t*fohu Sullivan, of Cauaui, N. H.^ came home u few nights siuco To bad temper and nog^bd ^ eUrtvVy ifter, his twdsetfi, a^^aW. * uud fGurteeu yuan of ige. seised tbeitS^a father, bouud ait^-gt?^^ia^^imlrl^n< him to the bum, hanged him. He was I discovered hi h:s wife iu tiirte to uavrt h.? iT?.