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JOB WOlRK.
Bill I1eadls, Letter lIfends, Envelolies
Posters, Cards, Invitations, 'Tickets, &u.
pieat.ly executed at this office,-CLEAP
FOlt CASH.
LITERARY LIONS.
The Meagre Reward of Pencraft--What
Somo Amorican Authors aro Worth.
I iom the P'riters' Cir'cular.
Longfellow is independent in cir
conistances--p'obabI ;ly worth 8100,
000 to "4200,000( ; but the greated
part of it has c(m'15o to himt through
his Vife, loung sinlco (eceased, u who
was 1i c in her own right.
Eiunrsoin has not nmdo from his
remark.blo littlo voliumes over
820.000. lie has gained nearly as
nmch mor( by lectining ; and yet
by cxcell ent, mnuageint, wi ehich
one might iot eX)cet from the high
idealist, and by a serene lIilOsOp)hy
of at )ractic(al so'rt, he colLtinues to
live on his small property.
Bryant is often cited as an in,
stance of a rich author. H1e is rich
but not by uitlhoiship. All the
money he hats directly euied by his
puen, outsido of his journal, would
not eOxceed, ill 11llprobability, 825,
000, notwithstanding his estato is
estimated at 8500,000.
1awItlhorn(o was poor to his dying
day, and might have slloriled hInt
for his appoiltlont to the consull
ship at Liverpool by his friend
President Pierce.
Lowell is independent in circulm
st.aneces-no thanks to his iinc poetry
and1( esays, how\eveCr.
Whittior, like most thrifty Now
Englandors, owe1s his Own house,
and beneath its hunblo roof, it is
said, le has solmetioies subsisted
le is a bachelor, you know--on
.500 ia year.
hnolms is w oll off by the practice
of ,ho meiodical profession, by mar
ringo and inheritanco, albeit not by
p0e11s, lectures, novels, or "Auto
cratb of the Breakfast Table." All
that he has written has not brought
h im1 825i,00.
iUzlnyd .Uaylor, although lie has
mado100, )0rhaps, 850,000 1 by his
writing:;-his books of travel mvin
Ibeen very jpiopla]i r--!has not ui,11
c"ient, i'leomet to sus;ttain him wiithout
'egilair labor.
J. U. Iolland is frequently nmuled
11 an11 author who has amassed
wealth. His books have sold as5
largely as those of any Amierican
writer, anid whatever may be
thought of his aibility, lie still hss
-a vast conistitUOne~y. He is not ati
all rich in the Necw York s01180 ; lhe
maly 1be worth 8200,000, but most
of this he got by his partnershilp in
the Springfield Repubid/ie'an.
George W~hillim Cur11tis is depend5(
'ent onl his salary' from the Huarpers;
so is Mir. William D). ilcoweils de
p)1enet upon01 his editoripj Of the
.Allai/ntic;, Bret Harte, T1. 13.
Aldrich, James Parton, Jf. T'. Trow
bridge, R1. 1H. Stoddord, TI. W. Hig-.
ginonmainly upon fugitive writ
Modesty.
. Miodesty is only another word for
halbit. The Frenoh woman dlisplays
her stockinigs on1 muddy pavemnts
im a way that makes English and
American women hanmg their heads
with sh ame. Tho English woman
hidos te r stockinlgs, but sho exposes
-hor bosom11 ill crow led assemblies with
a freedom that strikes the French
and Americans with disgust. The
American bides b othl bosom and1(
ankles ; but very young girls show
themselves freely alone in stree ts,
'onmuibuses, ears, and ferryboats in a
wa.y that fills Europeans with
horror at their imnmocdesty. 011jent,
all womienl hide their faces for their
miodesty. In the (lays whenu broad
bandeaux of hair were worn it was
immiodest for an car' to be seen. A
fashion .article, in an American
puliicationl of years ago, asserted
thait 110 modest wvoman could feel at
ona~owith lher hiri behind her Car's.
Ai'rican travelers, who only see the
hr mamn Iigure ini its natua 1111condi
Lion, allirm that thle sight of the
naked form of tho native wVomen has
not the slightest disturbing efloct
upon the imagination. But only
let those same forms b)o patialhly
drossod, and1( the immIlodeisty of the
reovealed portionls is as evident as
worle they exposed bly civilized
wvomon. The habit of looking coni.
tinually upon01 the humani figure by
the ar~ti st robs it utterly of the im
purliO associations thait haunt the
recless student of thlo 1I7eolo; res
J39(uux Arts forgets the naked
woman in tho beautiful lines and
curvos and color of tho model be
fore him. That mo~osty is only
habit, the innlocence of children,
whot have no modesty till they beginl
to loso their virgin innocence of
thought, plainily showvs.
VEGETI1NE
-IS MY FAMILY
X C131 W 33I WISH NO OTHER.
PnoviosxCi, A v.'1 7, 1870.
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sTtST JO~E
A FULU ST(
SUMMER
WHICH WE ARE E
BEST PRINTS, 12 YARDS F(
WHITE PIQUES, 12.1 CENTS
..A. ]T D ._ O ']
VERY 4
-Al
FRESH PRUNES, 10 CEE
FRESH TOMATOES, 20 n
NICE FRESH PICKLE'7S,
AND ALL OTHERI
UROMA.
CIOCOLATE,
G ARDEN
---VERY
.A .,a L 31 .:
SHOES AiTN
IoivmE
.A.LI. 1
PLEASE CALL AND S
may 14
Sewing-Machine.
TRADE SE/
I m. J::L, 25. lbf.
WHITNEY
SE WING
MVACHIIWEs
I--E4scat dilajplicity lIn Coin
I iris 1 i013.
- -Exceed1ingly Ligha Wuun
inaig.
5 *Peri'ornas all Varietics of
4; Ieanugy ot' Fimnisia anid
"/-- EfaitEAT' R1EDUCTION IN
RII 41E.
Single Ma1chines sent on ordora dircot
froa the Factory', writteni guairateetc with
achAtch ine.
WilY PAY OLD PRIUCES!
pf'-Send f or ci rculna anud part icauar.
T'rcmW laitney iH I''g. Co.,
feb 17 Paterson, N. J.
D. R. FLENNIKEN
IiEPS conistantly or. hand a full iup,
ly of Choice FAM~ILY GRO~tClES anud
PLANT1A TION SUPPLIES. IIis stock~ has
-ecenttly beenj replenishied, and hoe is nowv
coiidy to supphly the wanuts of all.
oct12
WRAPPING PAPER.
M RCANT .ae rquetedto comn
jin 8 uMASTenn s&1UC.0
IRE& CO
]0BJ1STBJD,
)CK OF NICE
GOODS,
ELLING VERY LOW.
)R A DOLLAR.'
A YARD.
~J~ E6zj G-OO.D S
1IEAP.
,SO
[TS A POUND.
nd 25 CENTS A CAN.
SOLD BY THE DOZEN.
3 00DS VERY CHEAP.
F1OAM,
FLAV(.)Ri NG
EXTRACTS, ETC.
SEE1DS,
CHIEAP.
) BOOTS
-O
SJ'TT . S
OF
EE FOR YOURSELF.
A (:REA' ' WANT SUPPIdIEI).
LIVER
CURE.
I
H OUTLD 1be preferred1 as a correctivo
L3 and alterativo to every other medi
eine in use. Firstly, it allays fever;
sceandl~ly, it cleanses the bowvels without
violence or pain; thirdly, it tones the
stomach, fourthly, it regulates the flowv of
bile; fiftlv, it p~romnote4 healthly perspi
rat ion; sixthly, it relievei the system
tromt unwholesomec humors; sevenithly, it,
tranq iuilizes the nerves; eighthily, it acts
upion the blood as a d1epurienlt; and lassly,
it formss oune of the miost certain LIVER
RE:OULATroltS knowvn.
It will remiovo windl from the ho~wels,
anid henee a few drops given to a babo is
'bettor than a dozen cordials to relieve and
msake it sleep. Containing no Anodyne.
It will euro Constipation and1 keep, the
bowels regular, It will also euro the
worst case of Summer Complaint and
IDyse utery.
It will euro Saur Stomach,Stimulate the
Liv~er to healthy ae'tion,rel loe 11eartburn,
and act as a general regulator of tho
systom.
-Fon sALE BY
W. E. AIREN,
MMhs'ren & Thnicn,
WVinnusboro, S. C.
it, W. Bares & Co.,
WVoodward's, S. C
DO WTE & MOISE, Propriotors,
_july 17--2w Charleston, S. C.
Wie,rJ Liquor's, TIobacco, &c.
]7INE Pale Sherry Wine, fine N. C.
.- . Huppernong~ Wino, fine old Porto
Port Wino, fmno imported Claret WVino,
For table uso:
ALSO,
Fine article dry Scuppernong WVine,
Otard's & Co. genuine Cognac Brandy,
p)uro N. C. Apple Brandy, choice Stono
Mountain (Georgia) Corn Whiskey, pure
N. .C. Sweet Mash Corn WVhisko.,, My
Cabiniet Rye-the best wvhiskoy in town,
anud a full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Palo Ale,
fresh L~ager and Swvcot Sparkling Cider on
draught. The largest and1 host selected
stoek of 1Havana Cigars and Oigarettes in
townt, Jlacwe1 ll's genuine Smoking T1o..
hae-co, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
june 12 F. WV. HIABENICIIT.
A'now Piano, made by one of the lead
ing manufacturers of the United
States. Tho0 ins trument has a comnpass o
seven and one-third octavos, and is
finished with all the latest, improvements.
It can be bought -at a great, reduction
from retail price.
Apply at the office of TuE NEws AND
HIann
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