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iHK fltOUMINO Of tllK BAATtON. { III olie of llio concluding chapter* of Chn*. Uflado's grant story, " NVhito I<lo* occur* the following description of nn attack l>y llio Kroncll upon Hie, Uastion St. Andre, during llio war* of Napoleon. The picturo of the event Ita.* no superior in the language, for graphic description and fearful interest:? 'This won't do, coinrnde; I must go.? I shall attack from vour nnsition. So T shall go down tho line, and bring the men up. Meantime, pick mo my detachment. Givo mo a good *pivo of veterans. I sliall got one word with yon befuro wo go out. God bless yon !" "God bless you, li:ivnal !" Tlio moment Itaynal was gone, Camile beckoned a lieutenant to him, and ordered half the brigage to form in a strong column on both sides of Death's Alley. His eye fell upon I'livato Paid. " Come here," said lie. Dnrd came ami saluted. " Have you anybody at Beaurepaire that would be sorry if you were killed ?" "Yes, colonel, Jaciutha, that used to innke your broth, colonel." "Take this line t<> Colonel Raynal.? You will liud him with the 12lh brigade." He wrote a few lines in pencil, folded them and Dard went nil' with them, little dreaming that the colonel of his brigade was taking the trouble to save his life, because he came from Keauropaire. Colonel Dujardin then went into his tent, and clos 1 <id the aperture, and took the good book tho priest had given liini and prayed humbly, and forgave all the world. Then he sat down, his bend in his hands, and thought of his child, and how hard it was lie must die and never see him. One j sad sob at this?one only. j Then he lighted a candle and scaled up ' his orders of valor, and wrote a line botfI gmg that they might he sent to liis sister, j He also sealed up liis purse and left a mem- j f orandum that the contents should he given i to disabled soldiers of liis brigade upon ' their being invalided. - Then lie took out Josephine's letter. Ij&fr' "Poor coward," lnj said, "let me not be unkind. See, 1 burn your letter, lest it should be found, and disturb the peace you Av'-V:' prize so highly. I, too, shall soon beat! *%" '* peace' ^m,,k God!" He lighted it and! V..' W dropped it on the ground : it burned slowly I '"/r\ sway. He eyed it despairingly. " Ay ! j \Tftli TiAS*X&.l* liiCt r.MiAt'il ??** ' - v/t (Via uiili??|V|l V lUVl'i , wjd as you pass awav, so I am going?my 8ok^ to my Creator, my body to dust?ay, ppojj^lctter, even so passes away my life, V'-PCorals not fit to command a corporal's ^iTarcl?my hopes of glory ami my dreams of love?i t all ends to-day ; at nine and twenty." If- Ho put his white handkerchief to his eyes. Josephine had given it him. lie cried a little, not at dying, but at seeing his life thrown away. When he had done crying, he put his white handkerchief in his bosoru, and the \ . whole man was transformed beyond language to express. Powder does not change more when it catches lite. lie rose that *. moment, and want. lik? n Audi r.t > V1 out of the tent. The next, he came down like a, falcon between Lho lines of the strong.column to Death's Alley. " Attention," cried the^seargeants, " the colonel." There was a dead silence, for the bare tight of the erect and inspired figure made the men'i bosom thrill with the certainty . . , of great deeds to come; the light of battle as iu his eve. No longer the moody co?al, but a thunderbolt of war, red hot, I waiting to bo launched. 1 Officers, seargeanta and soldiers, a word l<a Croix?"Attention !" :?? '"Do you know what passed licro five >T; minutes ago ?" "The attack of the bastion was settled !'' cried a captain. 41 It was, and who was to lead the as^>s*ult? do you know that?" "j "No?" " A colonel from Egypt." A groan from the men. "With detachinents from other brill - s#8" ; r? Ahl" an angry roar. ^J^lpnel^Dii^irdin walked quickly down "v^?vfe6n the two lines, looking with his '?ry oyc- into the iJien's eyes on his right. J <*ii he CUtno back on the other side, and ^$?it/-he lighted those men's eyes 1 bi?f(?tf n, It was a torch passing \ a line of ready gas lights. Uiowork to us 1" lie cried, in a voice \ clarion, (it fired tlie hearts as his eye Vcd the eyes)?"the triumph to stranI Our. fatigues and our losseB have uotf Itbe brigade, tfie honor of going oui Wallows that have killed so many of j$jj?rgtoifn fronf the men. B$^?hall the colors of another hri-i id nokours fly from that bastion this Dnl1! jXiuoP^mVYoar like thunder, ifefou are of my mind. Attention i ' Set is fixed for five o'clock." " Sup* pu and I were, to carry the bastion lutes before the colonel from Egypt i ; ' . ~-r . rg .nw men upon we ground 1" ipifoar of jfe/nnd laughter; the ^^^Oer otas^rans, and born in I Ifn thou durted to ilio ??f llioco Minn, which inMiinily formal behind liim i tho oonlro of t>oiUliV Alloy. "The color* t No hand bill initio *bn hold them todny." They wore inntnntly brought him. h left hnnd shook them free in ilio nfternoo null* A deep murmur of joy from tho ol hands at lliu now unwonted sight. Oi (lashed his sword liko steel lightning. II waved it towards the battery. Hang ! bang ! bang ! hang ! went tli cannon, and the smoko rolled over tl) trenches. At tho sanio moment up w?t the colors waving, and tlic colonel's cluiio voice pealed high above all? " Twenty-fourth detni-brigade? forward They went so swiftly out of the trench* that they were not seen through their ow smoke until they had run some sixty yard No sooner were they seen coming on lit devils through their own smoke, than tw thousand muskets were levelled at thei r. 11 ?i ; 11(Jin ]iii me j'russian line. It was not j rattle of small anna?it was a crash ; an the men foil fast; but in a moment the were seen to spread out like a fan, and t offer less mark, and when the fan close | closed again, it half encircled the baslioi i It was a French attack. J'art swarmed ; j it in front like beep, part swept round ill : glacis and llankod it. They w ;rc -ecu t ; fall in numbers, shot down from the en brasurcs. Jtut the living took the place < the dead; and the light raged evenly tlier Where are the colors ? Towards the rea There the colonel and a hundred men ai lighting hand to hand with the Prussian who have charged out at the back dooi of the bastion. Success there, and the bai tion must fall ? both sides know this. All in a moment the colors disappeared Tlurn iv.il! n .. t. .11' i ' - ..v..v, ....o ii iiuin uie rroncii lino.? No! there they wore again, and closo ui ?lor the bastion. And now in front tho attack was so he that often tho l'ru .dan gunners were see to jump down, driven from their posts; an tho next moment a fierce hurrah from th rear told that the French had won som great advantage there. Tho fire slackenin told a similar talc, and presently dow came the Prussian Hag-stall*. Th?it migli be an accident. A few moments of lliirsl ing expectation, and up woi.t the colors c the 21th brigade upon tho Bastion S Andre. The whole French army raised a sliou that rent the sky, and their cannon bega to play on the Prussian line*, and betwee tho bastion and the nearest, fmi in h recapture. Then shot from the earth a cubic acre c Tire where last the bastion was seen ; it cai l ied up a heavy mouutian of rod and blae smoke, that looked solid as marble. Tlier was a heavy, sullen, tremendous cxplosioi that simllcd out the sound of the cannot and paralyzc-d the French and Prussia Stunners' hands, and checked the very beat ing of their hearts. Thirty thousam pounds of gunpowder were in the awft explosion. War itself held its breath, an both armies, like peaceful spectators, gaze wonder-struck, terror-struck. Great lie seemed to have burst through the earth' crust, and to be rushing at heaven. Hug stones, cannon, corpses, and limbs of sol diers, were seen driving or falling tbroug the smoke. Some of these last even cam quite clear of the ruins, ay, into the Frenc' and Prussian lines, that even the veteran mil. Jliolr ?>ivii iiuiius w Liiuir eyes. Jiaynal tel something patter on him from tho sky ; i was blood?ii comrade's, perhaps. Oh war! war! t The smoke elcarcd. Where a momeu before the meat bastion stood and fou"h | O O was a monstrous pile of blackened blood stones and timbers, with dismounted can non sticking up hero and there. And rent and crushed to atoms beneat the smoking mass, lay the relics of the ga lant brigade atid their victorious colors. The Moustache in the English Pulpit.? A London periodical states that nearly al the English clergymen, living between tw and three hundred vers ago, wore th moustache. In his list of those who wor the beard on tho upper lip we find the wel known names of John Donne, George Ilei bert, ltobbert Iletrick, Jeremy Tayloi Tliomas Fuller and Robbert South. TIi J famous John Knox and the celebrated Job Bunyan wore tho moustache ; also ~\VicliiF< Cardinal Pope, Archbishop Craniner, Bisl ops Ridley, Latimer, Jewel, Ilolbecb, Thir dey, Goodrich, Skirp, Day, Archbisbo Laud, and a host of others. Lord TVs Last.?Lord Palmerston sai rather a neat thing to Mr. Punch at tl Reform Club, last Tuesday, about a quart< before 8 p. m. Mr. Punch was urging hit to give something belter than a baronetc to Sir Ilanry Ilavelock. "lie ought I have all possible honors," said Mr. Puncl "here, tho man has won n!n? hni?iao?_ "That's just it," said Palmerston ; M at nil honors don't count." "Let's liquor," sai Mr. Punch. ^ *'. . An anecdote is related of a preacher of city church, who had for his 'text a.'ven from the parable of the ten virgins, and i the course of his sermon exclaimed, "that i /-.m :? . -? V.u ? ? > noa vuotvuinry WU8II IU6 T>M<1 groom and bride ^ere coining, for ton vi to go oujMmd'ineet them and esco them home, /jive of these virgins, fat males and flfefem^ - /V In a dialogue which Dobbshad yrith hin s jl f h ^co ^ |. BOB ORAftTB UOVttTSHtP. ^ Itrttrl Ureeti, K?q., fUrnfolu1* }\>rlc Mplrll of th? Times, with tlio following ? II sciipUott of Hub Grant's Courtship. llob ttiui A queer fellow, and rather gre withal, and wlmt WM still worso, very bai ? f?l when among tho Indies. Olio day, I gr hitn a lecturing about his stupidity?1< j him it would never do?that ho wasrapu |t approaching that period when he would 0 looked upon as an old bachelor and bo d pised by all the gentle sex. I saw it mi lC a deep impression 011 him, so I w< ic 0,,: r )t 'You had better drop thoso old bache n notions liob, and get a nife, before it 'eternally and everlastingly too late!, i" | Hub blushed deeply?looked in all dir ,g tions to see that no third person was in he ? in:', and then said: II oT a 'To tell yon llio truth, Arch, I have hi ;0 thinking something about the matter; ,0 who is there that I could get to hare 111 n 'I'shaw ? you are talking nonsenso no ,x said I. There are plenty of them, if j tj would only scrape up courage enough to v them. For instance, there's Mell Slim "0 ?how would she suit ?, {] 'She'd suit to a T., Arch. But you dt ()> pretend to say I could get Mell, do ye ^ 'Get Mell ! Why, yes, certainly I and would not be afraid to bet a bund 0 dollars on it, if you'd only try,' said he. This was a new idea to Bob, and he i tickled almost to death with it. After thi u ing a moment, during which time his f r was illuminated with one of his broad _0 grins he ventured to ask me how I wo p proceed, if 1 were in his place and wan .3 to get Mell. I gave him full directions, ter which he started homo as liappy n jaybird, promising to go and see Mell vniMr C?..i 1 ? ? 1 i j j ?v?a?. uiiiiuua^' uigni. _ Bob was as good as his word. Satun night camo, and ho went over to old n Stinson,. Moll was at home, and, guess his business, made herself very agreeable n Hob's courage raised fifty per cent; and as soon as the folks had retired, he co c mcnced his first courtship. To begin, 0 found a disagreeable task; but wJien 01 the ice was broken lie felt like a new cr O u lure. Moll smiled so bewitehingly U| it him and said so many charming thin t- Never before had he known hours to fly )f rapidly, or moments to bo spent so please t. ly. Who could wonder at it? fo.r M woidd lean her pretty head down 011 it shoulder when he joked her about hor be; n or about getting marriod. Oh, what a d< n creature he soon began to think sho w.it Lfow he almost cursed himself for liavi passed so much of his life in ignorance >f such bliss. ]5ofore ]Job had scarcely tii _ to tliinlc, and long before he had coino k the point, the old clock struck twelve, :i 0 Mell reminded him that it was time to ?, tire. I( 'Hut I have not told you all I wish,' s: n he. 'You can come again next Saturd 1 night,' she replied, with a most fascinati il smile. J This was capital. Permission to coi t] again! He agreed to retire. Mell told li II where ho could sleep, and then, ns is I 's custom in some of the Western Stat u brought a pot of warm water that he mij. |. wash his feet. The pot was an old fashi< li ed one?big at the bottom and little at I e top?so very little at the top, that Bob vie h od it with some misgiving*, lest it shoi H refuse to admit his feet. Not feeling v It ling to call Mull's attention to the onormc it size of these named articles, he hauled ! his shoes, and with one desperate thri lodged both feet at the bottom of the vesi it Capital luck, thougt he as he sat bathi t, them. Moll sat near by waiting for him y get through, that she might remove t i- pot. At length, the clock struck one. 13 did not seem to notice it, but sat with b< h feet in the pot, apparently in a bro' 1- study. It is one o'clock,' said Mel I, by way o hint. 'Yes, mam,' said Bob, but still kept " with his bathing. ? Two, and then three, were sounded fr< o the old boll; still Mr. Grant paid no attenli e to it, but maintained his position in silen II apparently resolved to bathe his feet night. Moll's patience fiimlly wore out, a r, she said arising from her chair : e 'Mr. Grant, you can retire when y n choose. I am going to bed. i? 'Hold on V said Bob, 'hold on a mini) i- What's the price of this hero pot ?, 1- 'What do you mean ?' she asked, vas p astonished. I mean, by thunder ? I'm a goin, break this pot; and I'd like to know I price of it. 10 'Father 1' screamed Mell, 'come he jX quick ! Mr. Grtm't gone mad ! Quic n quick!' J ' In an instant, the old man was rfilh th< ? nerved.and prepared for.a desperate sin glo. IIow sadly disappointed f Instead finding Mr. Grant paving in$ninc, as he h d ?xPecU!(1?II0 ftundi,'yj eitting very quiet ' with both feet fait in pot. The wn water had caused ]tbetf*4 swell, so,aa to 1 a come immovable. united efforts to the three, he was :}extricatod; I n no words could MraHRg to remain in. He star^'^^e fertl^i ^Bob Grant is'now arf oJMjMiD.'af freil r. myself and not weeks'^ wmmmmmnmmmmmmmrnmmmm > * iiwunwn m m >mt , MtUi.? Hut fi'\v moil ?1i?? of ngi\ Alnio-I i y ' " nil dio of ni"?tul or bodily toil. The passions Kill men sometime*, won suddenly. Tlio common ox ^ *ju predion, "choked with pnssioii," has little - ^ exaggeration in it; for, even though not sud- < , . denly fatal, strong passions shorten lifo. .. ' Strong bodied men ofton dio young; weak r ^ 'motfUfB longer than the strong, for the p strong nso their strength, and the wenk hare I ' nono to use. Tho latter take caro of I themselves, the former do not. As it is s with the body, so it is with tho mind and ' j the temper. Tbe strong are apt to break, ] r or, like tho candle, to run ; tho weak burn out. ec_ " It Leuk:.v."?A friend returning from a ,ar. depot a few mornings since, with a bottle { of freshlv imported "Maiim T.nw" w * een young lady whom he must iuevitably join. , but So putting the bottle under his arm, lie i 0 r walked along side. lTr ' " Well," said the young lady, after disrou P0s'no "health" and the "weather," J ask "what is that bundle you are carrying so ion mysteriously under your arm?" from which she discovered a dark fluid dripping. >n't "Oh, nothing but a coat which tho tailor | lU l has been mending for me. do; "Oh! it's a coat, is it? Well, you'd betred ter carry it back, and get liiin to sew up one more hole?it leaks." . *,ia Glorious Uncertainty of the Law.?At 11 the recent term of the Circuit Court of lC0 Tazewell, Tenn, a fellow was arraigned fur e~j stealing^ raw hide. Ho alleged that he had purchased it lVom a negro. The. At- ' *u torney for the Commonwealth admitted his . statement, and In; was sicmiitfi>il IT<> ?">? ' ------- --- I '-V""" HMW s <l immediately indicted for trading with a 1'1C negro. Thereupon the accused introduced two witnesses lo provo that lie had stolen i tlie hide, when he was of course, d:scharged, 1 !an and having already been tried for stealing, i ^ he could not be tried a seeond time for the . same offence. and was thus turned loose so, . ' ... i unpunished.?Abingdon Virginian. lie The, Greatest Curiosity o/' the Age.? 100 The Mobile Mercury says, without question, : ea- ^1Ci greatest natural* living curiosity of this lon or any other country is now on exhibition on lloyal street, opposito Odd Fellows, J rail. It is a living negro child with two bO O CD nj_ heads, four arms and four legs* It is six years old, very intelligent, speaks with both his ,nout'ls> sings well, waltzes a.d keeps time. u This much tho bills say, buUXhe beholder cannot dismiss from his. mind that he sees ) two children, though, strictly speaking* IJfr thoro islut one. Tho connexion is with ^ the spine and the best physiologists of Europe and this country have pronounced it one individual child. nd Canvas-Back Ducks.?The following from re- the Baltimore Sun, gives an account or fine sport in duck shooting :? ;iid From all accounts it appears that the can* vas backs have been more plenty than lay usual iu our waters this reason and 'this is ' ng most fortunate, as all eyes are turned towards the Chesapeake and its tributaries :ne for a supply of this most delicious game.? : iin We have heard of many great feats by our ' tbo amateur gunners this fall, but the tallest we j es, know of was that of S* II. and J. II. Hyde, ?ht at Cedar Point, Black"River, who shot on 3n- Monday aud Tuesday morning, 115 canvas 1 llie back ducks, as fino as wo havo ever seen* | v vy. # ^ 1 ' ^ Hearing a man say that political papers .. of all kinds "had become such liars that for "1* , ... i uis part, ne did not believe any of them,'' ^ reminds mo of an old story of tho miller , and his three sons. Coming to tho mill, jst . ? ' and a grist in the hopper, tlie old man criyd > out: "Bill, have you tolled this gristT,; ( "Yes, sir." "Jim, have you tolled this ' grist ?., "Yes, sir." "Henry, have you tolled 'j* this grist?" "Yes, sir." "You are all a p'aok of. ^ lyiug scoundrels," says tho old .uiari. "I , don't believe a word of what you feay^ I'll AU toll it myself." J f a A Simple Remedy.?A writer in the BaT- ^ timoro Sun, who has been nlllicted severely < on in l.is family by that appalling disease, bron- | chites, has found relief from tho following 1 jm remedy : , i0? Take honey in the comb, squeeze it out, 1 ol>. and dilute with a little water, and ? ?>?. rim ( all 'ip antl mouth occasionally with it. It has < ,1(1 never been known to fail, in cases where j children hail throats so swollen as to be un- i ou able to swallow. It is certainly a simple , remedy, and may bo a very efficacious ite. one* <i it At a party one evening a bachelor made 1 tly the astounding assertion that every lady in < tho room mado a practice of taking off her * to left stocking last. One half denied the fact, , Lho the other declared if it were so he had no ' right to know it, and with ono voice they i re? pronounced him " no gentleman." Ho was J k so buffeted that he was glad of ati opportun- 1 Hy to givo the following explanation : 4 I jm v, ^"Whichever stocking a lady stakes off*. lS' Jirsi, tb% othex ia necessarily left, which ^ of must of course be taken off last." ^ V - A Word to Boys.?Begin .in early life f to collect. libraries of vour own. 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The general chnrnctwf1iMp Scientific Ame jan is well known, unJ/lJ'Weretofore, it will chiefly devoted to proyi Blion of inforuiuti 'elating to the varioiiHr/iand Chcmi Art*, Manufactures. rMlture, Patents fnv ions, 'if/iWork, and all intere ivliicii the Ifght of J'w/tMU Scieuct isculcula :o advance. It iB 1.IM wecklv. in form jiiiding; it contninl/ftially from 500 to 6 inoly executed Enjr ''me, and No'ticejof Am can and Europeai<*m'JpvementB, together w ill Official List of / Mean Patent Claims pi iahed Weekly in a^fpeof all other papeis. It is die aim ~y Editors of the Scientj: VuinipAN to.pre^iv'Aill Hulijects discussed in !olumn^'a/a Prf/t/A"n<J popular'form. Th vill nlibendeaW vflfaintain a candid fenrle less in ?6mbatijp/JEfexposing false tbooriesa iractices in Sctj/mf and Mechanical matte md thnspreseiy^i? character of tlio Scikntii Vhk^can as (MeiUlo Encyclopmdia of Use md Entertainfigjilowledgo. virilT bff sant gratis toa fMUNN: A^Q^jplisherB and Phtent Appn Jfo tbfe JfiawB of Abbevill^ f' ,;Tl|?triot. lb^7}Ew^vj8r(5nre dl hL District Rijjhf' J3ttM.^tRI3;8VBKOIL; PLOUGH. best plou^i. of the Ismd'tli \ \ it] 8. 0. & H. W. SMITH, PI Mnniifiwttn?i* of fl b i Molodoona, Organ Melodoons, A A h ' or Podftl Sub-Bass l w. 1#'' UARMONXVM v'": 611 Washington treet, ",.,v .CO} BOSTON, nil', ill iii ~ ???' j r|'1IIR attention of ClerRVin^n, Cumiuittoi;^, drva L ,L> HcIhhiIi", Lodxrn, Ac.| in invited l<> (lie nuw not Pedal Bub-BMS Harmoniutni), co,|? Mad* mid Hold liy the Mniiiifiu-tiircrH. mtil It is nrrnnged with two iiintiuitls or Irnnltn of \m Pro. Key, tlie lowest pot ruiminir an octnvn ln.?i...r ,arl Until the other, ami nmy be ns(>?l separately, and W thus yet in on* enso two distinct instruments; or, by the use of the coupler, tlie two banks of c. r< keys may be played at. the same time hy use of the front set only. This couuccted with the u,u and Suh-Dass, will produce the ell'ect of a large mat low- organ, and isiufficiciilly In-avy to lill a bouse al,-v both that seats frofi lUOd to liiuO persons. It TIIKOR<;aN .MKLODKON is designed for *ix lime parlor and tipvnte use. The construction is sim- '"J1 iser- iij,r to the Church Instrument, being arranged !l" -the with two hanks ol Keys, anil when used together, user- by means of the coupler, is capable of as great ? volume of power as t ho Church Inst rument, when used without; tlifu l'otlala. land Also, evety: variety of MKLODEONS for d in I'urlor use. Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our iManiiftQtory, being made in in the most lars. complete qjtid thorough manner. Having rei? he moved to uie spacious liuililiuvrs, f?l I Washing- lyi'i ton Street!we have every facility for maiiuluc- j ';'g s, ?'? Hiring pur\pses, and employ none hut the most I I-1'" experience loud skillful workman In short, wi: rj? 5.01) will proiuL\"onr customers mi Instrument 8.(lu if not superior to any .Manufacturer, und guar- art O.Oi) iintee enliie and nirfccl satisfaction. inai :>.ih) Music'leaehers, Leaders of Choirs, and others wat 8.IH) iulerested'in musical matters, are respectlolly in- anil 4.0(1 vited to vfsit our Rooms at any time, ami exam- sitr| 8.no iue or test the instruments on exhibition lor sale Far !o. )i) at their pleasure. A (Mil) As a s'ill further guarantee to the puhlie as soil fi.Uo to the excellence of the .l/? /imIiohs and J In rum of I ||,Oil tiinms, frjjn our Manufactory* we heir leave to call Ml refer, l>y permission, to the following I'iano L'orte tern 2.00 Mauufactirers of Boston, who have examined A ',0.1 it) our lint'uments, and will yive their opinion lli.OO when en led upon: Kl.lln Chiekirinn it Sons; Win. P. Kmersoii; Geo. 5.00 Mews; ia!!?!tt &. Collision ; Brown it Allen; I5.00 Woodw.nl it 1!rowii ; T. Gilbert ito Co. ; A. \V. X. il.OO J.add it Co.: Newliall it Co. Ijj-JJJJ Mcjidcoiis and Jlarnioiiiiiins Kenlcd. lO.oil I l'erJ-ns who wish to hire Melodnons ami lliir- Wil Ui.OO i?'>nii|.is with :i view of purchasing ;a the cml II.Oi) Ihtyear, can have the rent credited as psirt Jan. paymmt of the purchase money. This mailer *?7 Ifi.oO 'H wonliy of special note, as it enables those who yy I.1)0 <lesiriu fair test of the instruments before pur- St.V( 5.O0 ehasiia, to obtain it at the expense of the man- " j tu.iti) ufuetl-er.*, to the extent at least of a year's rent, II.Ill) Oijcrs from any part of (he country or world, t;.tl0 sent iireet l<> the manufactory in Boston, with ^ii.ijO easli }r satisfactory reference, will he promptly jj tutor- ?tte.jed to, ami as faithfully executed as if the | ( ' partes were present, or employed an agent to 0" ( seleitfnnd on as resonahle terms. j ' >('rtr> Prico Liiyt. lliey Ser?U lej;,-l.t oetave, ?! HO ?,r!ti Seij',1 Ipjl', 5 octave, 7.-, 1'iaio style, 5 octuve 100 c 1 iyu style, extra finish, 5 octave, 115 > tho l'iuio style, carved leg, 125 l'ijn* style, 2 self of reeds, 150 Pituo style, li octave,. 1115 1"' r; Ogati Meledcon, 200 O'jriin Meloileon, extra finish 250 sx. l'-dal Snb-15ass Haimouiiim, 275 Letters, Certilicrtes and notices from the press, B.J fron all parts of the world, may he seen at our ....... salesroom. Descriptive circulars sent free to '''u au\ address. " U :' , "' S. I). .fc II \V. .SMITH, !? I r 511 WashingtonSt., (:iear Bovlston) lloston. Iur , ? uly It, lira? '^11 " ly I'M' ' t __ at h vork j: illicit. Springs, U,J py t\ Greenville District. c. i ? .... ?r? w i; u?- x uii otiuscriiH:is navintr purc:li:iKi*cJ .^lllL tlint well-known and long-cslahlislied LlUi. villK Summer Resort, Chicks Springs, " mill I *witlii i? 10 miles of Green villi-, have put the & premises in the most thorough repair. They are u oiW determined to spare no efforts to make the f','" aw# SPRINGS all that ran be desired, whether to ' ',l . Sjf the invalid seeking health, or those in ijuesi of Qjj v?f pleasure. o(. ^ Im The salubrious and invigorating qualities of nfi these waters having been well known to the . j lys traveling public for the last twenty years, it is q( idg. deemed unnecesBiiry to enter into detail; but n/it any further information or reference will be ^ tip ; earefully furnished upon application to cithor of .' *s /kh- the proprietors. fiet The HOTEL will bo open for the reception of ty; visitors on the 1st of .Tiiup. and will be kept ms; open during the season. j" is to It f^ives us pleasure to add that the former proprietors, the Messrs. CHICK, wilt spend thefMwSKi summer at the Springs, and will bo glad to aee< ' jn q d their many friends thcro. / / J. T. IlrfNERY. > V TilDinn \n- J. BUltSEY. _ It I u,?- Ho! for Chick Springs!! ... }. J. P. POOL A CO., will be nt the Green- . n.e villo Depot with good Conveyances and ciircfiil ^ Drivers', to carry Passengers and their Bug?age_ ^ 'el.8 to the Springs. Thej* will also ruii " "hip c A DAILY LINE OF STAGES A1 DO; To and from the Springs, leaving Greenville nt ~~ 30; 0 o'clock, A. HI. Fare $1. !lh, May 14, 1857 6 tf Sr. PLUMB & LEITNER, lull wliolesalo Druggitmpmr J AUGUSTA, GEORGlitv ? 3 vill rnHE attention of the Publip is in^jtod to our ,rwT era L Stock pf choice, unadulterated . 'T ? " Drugs, Medicinos, Chemica^Qils Jjr| ftr> Paints, Glass, Perfumery, Brj^ies;--f'r fl\ S;.J; and all otlicr articles iu onP.lino' * ? ap sured that no Houaa."iiivtlie_,'^oiilh cijii ^fft.'r a J,' |vc stock superior to ours in gennirieness an d'purily. I |,8( All our ofticinnl prcjJpruii(dm' are inftdti in 1tr,cti^jAg accordance with the formuluries of the United!*'' ' rly States Pharmacopooi&.' *"'*. '' -m-ilife. ' # Jatl Our Stock of Dental and SurHrnl Instrument# J-eass lft. is full? andj,we have uncqnajle^1 urrangomentJ.; for procuring additional supplies at the shortea f m- notice. " . I V W:"' I j)e Feeling confident that we dftn furnish out qui - KiJ ol, to mo re with the host 'nrfcfelbf, dij^KUonfTJI gpcctf cal terms, i/e respootfuliy solicit orders arid pledls ^olle, ourselves to fill tliem'witfi fidelity and dispatJL 8l8 PLUMB <fc LE1TNER, * F 0* tcd . Late D. B.; Plumb & CJ. spectf for Augusta, Ga.,"April*16? '57 .51' Collec oo , , F-' D,8,ri Si . Stafe lino L __i ey ABBEVILLE to WASHINGTON ~ZJ 88- ..FOUR-HOUSE- STVtffE leavesiJB nd VILLE on MoiidHy/Wejlneadrty afajrV' (jmS, r\ day, at,6 o'clock A. M. ifv no Leaves \Vhahinuton. Ort-^nii>Tii<>?/t?t# m...? \ ROTEOT YOUR PROPERTY 1! I AX I No lull UMT ill- MitfM, for ilili Oiiltiet of It. II. Mhuik'O, fttr putt ii*K U| Otis' Patent Lightning Conduotor, ?t?l?l i-?'?i?r?fiOilly iiifi.rm tin. filiMiiB of Ahli* Di.?lrict. I lint I inn now iln> ???!?? proprietol his iti<lin|H*ux!ilili> plot cot iuti of life ntul prop , mill mil |>ri>pni'i'.| lo execute, tit short notice IfllflU foi I In* 511(110. Iioxu wi.-liinn work in my lino will please *d o inv ?t Nilicly-ttix. J. W. CALHOUN, Jr.. Niuety-Six. ugust 1.1, 1857. If. tr LTIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. WIS Grcnt Journal of ('rime mid Criminnle i.i in iu Twelfth Year, and is widely cir It'll tliroii[rliout the country. It contains ?l Great Trials, Criminal Cn.-en, and nppropri' Kdiorial* on the ciinio, together with in for ion on Criminal Matters, not to bo found it other ii6wi.papcr. j" Stilrecription*, per Anniitn ; ?1 foi Month*, t.? l>?; remitted by Subscribers, (wlit ild write their uaiiirs and the town, couut} Stale when- thev reside plainlv,) To OI-:<). \V. M ATSKLL &*CO., i-jtiuur mm ri??|irii,t??r of the National Police (Jazcltc, New York City. April 30. 1857 _ 1 If Valuable Farm for Sale. JII ft S-Mih:?crihcrn being ilwiroiia to remove ulU-r for Sale their liitrlily fertile Lands tr in Pickens District, S. on tlio waters o hteeu Mile Creek, containing Dili acres.? mi said fun11 are 11)0 acres of .coedingly Rich Bottom Land u?<onulilp (Mirtion of Wood /.and, ami the ro ntler j?nml fertile Upland. I'll re wholesotm cr ean Ins found in ahunduiire on tlie farm tlie lienlthfulne^s of tlie vomitry cannot b( Hissed. Coed ilaildings are also upon tin hi. iiy person wishing to purchase a Farm, tlu of which i* ii 1 , ij nuii|?ic<i in 1110 grown olton, Wliciit, Corn, ?Vn., wou|d do well U curly, us il will be ?old on uceomniodutiii< is. ddiess, MKS. C. M. ALEXANDER, or KDUAR W. CLYDE, I'mlicudvillc, S. C April 2, 1807 49 tf lie State of South Carolina, A nUh'VJI.T.E J) I STRICT. In the Common l'lcun. lium WilUon, j va. ( Foreign A Maclint<?iit A. Liddell. ) Thomson <S;. l'air, AitorncyH IlKIII'jAS tlio I'luintiff did, on tlie eleventh day <>1" April, eighteen hundred and fifty' mi , Ii Ie his declaration against t In; Defendant i, it. is said, is absent. from anil witliout. tin Is of tliis State, and has n?-itIn r wife lid) rtiev known within tin* same. upon whom . f of I ho said declaration might la> served? , is therefore ordered, that the said De'cn t do appear and pi I to the said deelarntioi >r before the twelfth d;iy of April, cightee ilred and fifty-eight, otherwise iinal and al te judgment will then he given and award, list him. MATTIIKW McDn.NALD, c.c-.r lerk's Office, April II, 1S.Y7 51?ly A. H. MXT..T.S, VA, WISCONSIN AND MliNNESO' lanii orri R, AT DUBUQUE, IOWA. |ART1GULA II attention paiil ;o the I oca* of Laud Warrants for persons Syji;1 finest. sele"-teil Timber and I'rairi#':mints bianed to settlers on otie >er cent. Interest, charging igs I .U."? Ml Warrant, Taxes paid, ('olicrtions inaii lilted for in Siirht Kxehange. Money ! ligli rates of Interest. In vestments in :iirreiit money honjjht, <tc. j* Refers to Wji. C. Davis, Esq., Al. I si' f|?l. 3, lti/iG. ' 20 OliSE AND LOT FfiR S tj THE Subscriber'oflTcru fur Sal Jj. House ?n<] Lot aiid ai]joiniu<; ! ' at?;<l in ami near thtf Village if CA ) Tract contains ulxjtit v Aw o^ Hundred and ise, .Smokj^^Hre A .g00<"' |V f , and an ^ Khc, Carriage ??' V I hasfn'#w^|Hp-ntAVt-ll of water j.) old.^iaSPeltigAnt Funutur W t I liw premise*, if <VJB,r' K j rj-Greenwood is ot/iW f 'iK/nn ? I ? - ? v.'uhp money WH ash. I-oSf the balance, the t'H ? UiodalinA - *v*jf .. wm. rm [arch'ffi8!?7. .j5 A M'T('. Davi'TxW' ornm 'at Law and Sol'? E' Aubevillk, J-lv V 'illjpojnpll vnttcnd to all>-SStri""?}J* SfV ire L?h be found \ >lmilife 13tinier " J S. McGOVJ"J | (torney J 1 Office in La^Sei WL~ If* Door, to Thjj& ./ ABBEVILIaH ?v 1.8,1857. T\ IffRTiT&WRAN, N ibjs at Law and^^W iu E(lu' Office, the onjj rtyocc?l>icd Y McGo/ aTpKU HIN, ia?ange. li m. i'ennijw jaj. s. cotiirax. . 1, 1857.M 87 tf CAWld ATES. u't>' nnnni?jce him. a qSC: , itor,, at tlie tuiiiing glqctifb. a? *"?rr Tlie friend* of JAM7? * ully announce IiirtTrf^vji.j-!c^Oftp ltor, at' ihf uest JE]?cti!n r le f?? uly 30, jf/J JOSTOt7^ lW amtopnce tnin a QSSn.nt >