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III (ill't It 'II III \ .>111 til III ltlfX|IO: K-lll.-l' ' |i.n'i- ivIJI not permit inn 1-. it iii.-coKAtir) to prcsciil .1 limn Hit <)? TKiTJMONlAliS; :\ ti \\ will Inilivulii I he ti ii i n t.ihJ lavfy tvit)i wli.i'h tin Wtuk I- leet-i Veil. M a.m'I ii.i.d. liny 1 J, l-Iii. hi ; mi. -I In Hlh('( ivniK. " Wouiiin, itul tiei (hi. I j \ i ill V lMlyrrli?i:ij;e." ? it Ii 11? , > .; 11 < n I l. 'lto.s il :i li'H'k el nii'.it v.'il'itt to lli'u I'm ivliuiii II it- is il.-ti-a it. ;.:et In,m ,i will mwl wllti lllnl i<kt(iiinlvtf t 1 ll't I Wlli ll illt'Il't tti \l I'll lli-Hi'l \ I*. m. >. i. aurr.n i i:k. i; ii., koii-wv .m i m, .i .soo. LosruS, M.iy M, ls7'. I li t' .- ox niiiiii^'. ti. tik entitle.! \v IMIII. n, iuu\ l.er I'll i 11 > Vi art' I' I In rl uinyje," m i ili.-n I . A \V. 1UW.-4. M 1> "i S. " \ t.rlt. .mil nt tii.i i iilit'iiu ul. It m ii \i-t-*tf A'iiluililo i.utk, in! fillet 11 II -I i In n-it-i il. < iji ninmiii iiiiiiii ii, wlit-t.- ill ho. till i - a i|utn* i--> jm-i .;! nl lit ( I l-HMlll. li 'a I'lilliiH - 'lilc'ili > *t ioiitlilofillv, riiKiiiin-li- ill\, jilji slologktally nuil ivillHilhRlynlly eorrcH In ltj <lct i.; <it?,i f th' . |i:HllK ul llio ti ?ilv, caUsi-.s ol lOIIUllO illnc;e('H lii|il tlli-it tiiio. i ., w li it Is nine It Imiier, their w : lllnl tli.e I int.'itl>His l-titllH-wll.-l tmiiH-li.Ils) :ilt> IK'lll t'lau l.lld Mill cm, I'tnitii'iii- in thu iiii-ilii il yi ul' shI.iii \1'M .M. cnltNl'.I.l,. M.D.. 1,1..Ik 'i "'.tun' 'iillilt.l " Worn mi i nnrt ' ' hlity v.. i'liuiii.iiini-M W. liliM*. M.P.. m?! n.? rill-. ! ?! lp nrii'il ^ ^;iiti h\ :tl r 11 I" l?- ->r jsm'-u iilluc let the tnl. liimii At il Imynrtt. - " Wmuvhii, unit her Thirty Years1 l'l)(;rlm"igc," t?t ili?? till' i a'honk Jim thrown upon tin niatket Willi tin.1 liii'tld, " J J oil t aim I '/in t/iul i/ /?? h.\r." It is a fat' i.hl. : mill lii-iivi attempt ili.in its iin ili'iTssiiis to tie.it (opnlailj and jet decently anil wttl holiest purpose of . in- i filic iHnst ili.-lloiile i.i s'tiliji-cis. . . . Tlie literaly and pmlj Si-ii'iit til.- i|iialilies hi Mu- I link. Iiii I ii.tt i- i . m till nut iiiii-liiwi'iil jliy-ieian tn he the uiulioi SatinA Oaiiy .ll/l r . ?e/. W'omun,utut lier Tliirty Years' I'llrjrinifttrs'," |V \1 \\ . Itliss, M.l?.,'Nt'.t\ toll. 1 Ills Imtd. I- A must valuable line Upon a slVlijeet ot which enli In III I It; is ntulor^tood outside (lie medical prhlunbltti, mil w ould tat e a \ ust Miriiuit nl the Kettering w tilch Is now i hum il lit itiiiuiuUi.it a tin- most vital laws nt health, it it wine in the hands of \ .a J' Wiilil.ill. I ill* \ wlllllle is tin; W'n*k of a pkysh l.lll t-M-ry way i|iialiih'it tut tin t ash', hat my made tin 'naiiy t e.u s hein in- i niiipl.i.iits his speelalty. 11 tbieivs iitflit liirott tlio dit-ea*. -s in-t'uliiii iii the m*x, niit MintO'sts iIn- propel lrthiu tn-s, m.1! is in < tel'j way ilit uluahie lui insliuetioli innl ^unMllllali .li. Jlotloii /'oil. " Woman, iuhI her Thirty Years' IMIgrlmtijji-." i In- wank, hj a New V. rk hlij su-riti i I itxjiert Jin-i unit in * , til-ills a ili-lii-aje atiil Impound sufijiTt mi'Ii |)i-rtni|i- i much iti h.ciiev as tin n.it.in nt tin- ease willin t nut It c-"itrini)y Inih/x out 11uthsitiat *-\ -iy \vniiti,a.r,i s | a -1 i illy cvei y niotliei should know, Intimately in-1 ''it i. :!n-j in- Willi hl-i.iwii heiiltli alnl ttial nl her ' lh |s 111. i ln-ic i in he no iloutii tint a yn-.-n sham of tin- 'h .cis' hi nl nifli'ilny entailed njinti tieih, arises html i i s that nit.'ht la* avoided. ii \v<u)ien hillt uudei stood then 'Wii "t i s: a ii'ii mnt the xni - 'I health, tt lh' li i-nii-|i<t In Violated With lUjpiMllly. - .V/'/|7.{?/U7'/ truly Oh IOJ|. Woiitiirt. itnil her Thirty Yours* I'il^jrlmU|*e," I V, \Y lili.-,- Nt.fr., Is i nieitii al! n litre ii|n t) the ] hi! naio e, il -.-asi'., tiei.t-, unit cuHiii'i >r <o;it.iti, ^huh iii tl" ' ii11iii'tr I:i11<in el respectaJ*Je nli.vFiclniui t* s (lit i apt-nth * ajn*, aii'l w hii ti >'.-tn. to )?j in 'u tn.>rul |m ii nf view, tinrxi-i pi a'ii.ti-ie mitl so calculated to bouwi* lal. /tost Oil Cvf.i/i n/<ll toll'(hit tin in- I. .-ntiianis 41 ' pac s, t irnn, illnrtiatod hy a tine '.U' -I U rf 1 at'ing, a.ei is Mm. tan Mailt hullM . ill Ul list ill. BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. IMKODl'CTOKY. t'lnlenl iM*- luil-ase of female tnv .In'. \Vl|jlt is tllC p-ni " ; i mini- eultltatlon "t tin lnviilnl pottias, tjho r-enlll'H-nt.-, alnt tlie ..Ufsiolis 1. 'I tin Ii tillL'tlli nt. . luxuries, an I eh.I- i til "I si>. la. 1 lit * 11 i*ui> ii. Iln- W.lllt "I pun- in, |'i | ' i foil, ami healthful nut itool e.M ietW. 1 'Jin- i.-opatioiis of softi ly , the I'llltes o| tanitliiii, ilttd On- liijiui *11 in .h- t -tt ' l.xeiltny tin- liiin-finamii <>y Ma puiusai I '.'tn ent t,ouks, p'i-sh>ii ill iiii/ jairUnes, st.i m-s. A.- . 77i?- ami nj yiojn r fihysiral, nuutal, 'i nil tm ill t iii.ii i/, i '-.-ulttlix Ilia pieal Jt-Kiee tji-ta urn and li;ii"iam i The otij< at ot this I k I" fiv?tnVoii 11toil ^t'oti ili-. a.-cs pi- nllai t" women, - - then m.-uivos, Htiiiptoins, roiulti, ii"i iitiUcullolis of trenin)cut. I'lm luiiX it ioilciito ntiil dliilctilt otic. Ko Impropriety hi iiiipiutlnU \iinwli-'lg* ti ih" wInt aio to l?- tins niiithets ot Millions. Not tviii' 'n *-?i ci'i - 111 ] 11: i \ in Ve^al'l to nut mil! law's. J?le .1' .VI >1 11;.?I toll' V r|. vi* upon ^.'llntatic* lint II1JSU-i'j i) w . I. :I?i11111 tt- il > iii'lKl i uhxlilel'.ittoli ol w on hi i ' i'j t/o pan , all thiiijs ui i part." i. 1'i:I;J*:hty. 'Ili jti -.t i t*. - otnaii \ict< Ti la n.tint <j-ainls, i In-In-li t a tt ikon.-, aii't t In* lioitj < <-t ttpC'M <ldv<*l.i|>< I. f'liilili-li a mist ill. nl.t lie.- t'oel)^ alii a- Moll. II a .i an. ill Jit*-. Will it !ki Ailli lied V J no'-pi.-Mo!, -in I fruit one. trelxniilitiiit l.t I....- fil?. wi -ii i 'I i. ... - * .. II.I II- '. i . |1J J I. 'I ullll x>: >i--: us i.? Hill.-. / ilic inninti unl ut^uns. 1 J. >1 l'iNMiUV.TIOiV. W5i.it l-i 11 7 The n- nun hi; in- ml Iht'lf ufJlCi -< l>llf ll , 111 ! .1. Ill llllHu-Ill l- 111 llilllMi'llI ' 1 III lilt 1-1. A 111-* If'I t.v t<'iii)><'!:iiii'ill IiilliK-i. . city lilt* itn! -linnil i?111H IimmI '1 In-counti i tircii'tiilili' i ?f In* en> - Hint 1stl? < i.f c.iiitiiciit l'li ii: in- Ilciiitkiii \ t lift i hi it? i'ii 11 iind in In-Ill. I ic.jncttcy ni t'ii- iin ii-t inut doit. AlToctcil h,v V" oatir.y ami laclnllott. YImiiumi|lt,i - Titiu nut hit) of tin) illwhiilj * it- cutiac. 1 i In f i/f tin-iniclciit - ill" llniy III ,1; i 'ill Ill'l l.lhiill. It tit IV Jail". SlKfCltiitl 11 ill ! I lici i'ii'- nf tin* iiiiri i | hi lining. l - (?i it 1111 lull, t li;??*t0 inil i?- iiiiiiul iauuungi. ' .' l'ioi tot M- .?;* 'ii" if' uinof UiciiMt milium 111. IM LAIUM.47 TON Ol M I .NST KI'A Tj (1 KUANS. Ac tile find Mil? finite fount Chimin- iiiO'tnmui Inn. Id i ijilnliiii* <il intlmit |n,n llMi.ii' i-. I .\|miMIH- t< iiiKilmiiii' il injui.v. I lie tiiniit.uii ivmiii) lyii<ii.m< w in ii'ttiiul tn iiMiii ni Inflniuiii.itiuit. Multiplicity ' -1-i 11 in textii.l tn woman'* chief Ii tlntilti iu-lnimn < ! it'' raltu|>lMti tulio* to the woiuh. WninAii a ut|f|t t > 111! ji-nrn, 'Ih" "iii.iin;? nl life." di'Vicii |h-i1imI i.t i xi< ti'itco. Jil-cusoni tlm iivnilu-tiinri'ci i'' ' ' m t in rillv iulinittc l. llii'ir in )n?i.iui s in ti xii. l (cm. ItcVition to |?rfi|{nniic\. lmliu in- i i tin- 'iinplcxioii, tin: .t?|i *. nmt tin- lltfine. Cnnti I tin* ilci?'li'|iiiipi't nt tlie ft ;*' I. Hllll itffwl Hit- JllilgniCIH. Mn||-IIIIHIIIIII 1 p'lt'l' I uIn ti th? cxi-ti'iici-nr iJui ovnijf-. Mi'.lntv huly jiictiin nt I lcllirilolll which I lil'hc lliciltll hlllC tin I'VlflcIH'c. Illcil jlK-inU' i-i" otwly i|it|inliH die wliiil* ami the |l-\ I'llijlllll'llt lli till' 1 1'ptn.lui Itvc Ol^'fltl". I [mil tll(')I I li'iilit of l the Ii-tii.ii" iippinxiiiiulr-s die Mipnalt >. K- III ?l kit III* c ic II1' 'Mill' I 1^ iiinlli jl liluil, 'IIn J I ^ DjiinriJ tin tu i.ul itlt hi. IV. SYMI?TO!tlS 9F MKNVIIil ih 1 US-. hash. f/'it' 11- Rvmi'Tom*. ? Vni'.'.iit itRtot'i sfi iimn. .Morhallnlliicin . if !. is.-,| in-it * <i\ei ilnt ivotiih 11< t 1.1*1111. Vinl.i|. in - utt'i I: lit i rut- .ii I tn .iiiih hi 111 it ilntii? in i.hc ill tililcr. l iliittil c\lo M itinn iti'i'iiKm.-ii c in ii'xuul 11' -*l I lltll>l . Sun.-ill lllllf - S 1 if till ... , ii. I i- . 1 -y II1 . lilt-. J'luiM.i 111 .I li.?i? tlicit Ms'! ntivl otl.nt In tho mailt a. L ^ i, . , *8fc. ' ! * i ui: ffn V ? * wmrf - -Tin ? ^?ir ut- aj a -r. ^fwtr_w 1 ^ KOAK Hu'Tkkk tlio mnsr, womlt?rf?l In. vigorurt Mat evci tm&tQiiKil th" .sinking; system. No Poison can take these Hitters according I i dii actions, mid remain long unwell. provided thelt bones nro not destroyed l?y mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Bilious, Koinittont and tutor* ir.iltout I'overs, which aro so prevalent in tho valleys of our groat river* j throughout the United States, especially those of tbo Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, At kan"U" Ued, Colorado, Hra&os, Uio Grande, J 'car! .U ibaiua, Mobile, Savannah, Uo? smoke, Juntos, and many others, with, their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of unusual beat and dryness, are invai iably accompanied by extensive d< van> emcnts of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their troatmont, a purgative, exerting a powerful inlluoneo upon these various organs, is essentially necessary. There, i'- no cathartic lor the purpose equal l< Dir. ,1. \Vat.kf.u\s ViNijr.AU IUttuus, as they will speedily remove tbo darkeoloreu viscid matter with which tho bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tin digestive organs. .4: < -. J i.i?J J * 1 ill 1.11,v (ill* JJtMiy ilgtlUlHT (1ISP11S0 by purifying all its llni?l?\vuli Vinkoak Hitters. no epidemic can take hold of a system tliuh foro-nrmcd. Dyspppsui or Indigestion, Headache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness ol tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Tasto m tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpifatation of the Heart, Inllanuuation of tho Bungs, Pain in the region of tho Kid nova, and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro tho ollsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise mont. Scrofula, 01 King's Evil, Wldto Swellings, Ulcers, l?rypipclus, Swelled Xoek. (ioifro, Siaotulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial A (lections, Old Sores, Eruptions of tho Skill, Sore Eyes, ?tc. In these, as in nil other constitutional Discuses, Waf.kkk's V i sugar Bitters huvo aliown their great curative powers in the most obstinate and intractable eases. 1'or Inihmnnatory and Chronic Khnnnatisin, Gout, Bilious, Bemitteut and Intermittent Eovcrs, Diseases of the Blood, Diver, Kidneys and Bladder, those Bitters have, no equal. Such Discuses ure caused by Vitiated Blood. Median leal Diseases.?Persons engaged 111 Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters, (laid boaters, and Miners, us they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guard against this, tako a dose of Walker's Vinegar Bittrrs occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Teeter, Suit Kheuin, Blotches, Spots, Biinplos, Pustulos, Boils, Carbuncles, King worms, Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorntiona of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, arc literally dug hp and carried out of the system m a short tiino by the uso of those liitters. Fin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the system of so many thousands, aro eflV'tui'.lly (lcstroyod and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no nntholminitlcs will free the system from worms like, these Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn of life, those Tonic, Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And. its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores; i;i< u)inu u IVIIWI you IJ11U it OOSllUCtGU 1111(1 aluggish ill thovoins; clcanso it when it is foul; your feelings will tell vouxvhcn. Keep the hlood pure, and the health of the system will follow. It. II. McDONAT.n & CO., Druggists nml (Jon Agts , Pun Krn.ioisco, Culifornin, niul cor of Wusliuiclnn nml ChniUon Kls.. N'. V. Soiil l?y nil tout UcuIoin. T11K WKKlvl.V llEtt 11 J) The Cheapest and BoslfNevvspaper iustiic World. TIIK NKW YOllK 11 lilt A i .1 > in Hie. loud ing paper?known to he such throughout the C'is ilizodj world. it you want the latest and most accurate news from every section of tlie H.iloho, subscribe for tl?e m WjREKZeV It t: mi ft if, Jfyou want a correct report of all the M ir kefs?Foreign andj Homuslie -subscribe for MlQ W/fKK&y It limit,1)). 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Special attention given to the buying and elli ug i4" Ton Ti.mhhk, and other produce. mfortublc House*, l,olx tiwl SlnhlnH, for ti umr, will Oejurnis/if t,l /o (ruisient 'Jim- j hernial, ivil hout^C/iuryt, w/iu intrust th'.ir huxinusx to me. j J* P. WILLIAMS, dkat.kim: n ( KM'UAh M ri:< tl \ N M AN \1 K At 'T ITJOK .UF NAVAL KTU1JK CO MM IrfS U) N M KUCIIA NT. an i) i forwarding:abeht. CTT* Special attention given to ihe buying ami selling of Ton '1 iml?er. bull cuki':if s. c. Tlve Orphans' Friend, A PAPKIt FOii TI1K FAMILY UlliL'LK ri'll LI SI I El) K V Ell \ SATURDAY 11 v ' V 1 i 1a i> i i 11 r. CAROLINA OU1MIAN IIOMK. One year, in advance, $2, 00 Six months, in advance, 1 00 To all Ministers, Ono Dollar per Annum. 7Uttes of * 1 (hwrstisini/ Reasonable. ALL the profits of this papcrj are used _ in supporting distitute orphans. We want every one who roads this to subscribe Address M.V. OliBVKIC, Sup't Canjina Orphan Home, tSl'AUTAN lit' KG, S. C. an. 10th, 18V4. THE EASTMAIT, eWMNTtfI lU'NIXVgS COLLIUnIS i Is an Institution lor Educating YOUNG MEN for BUSINESS. j i Only Actual Business College iu the South Combining The" ory and Practice. Ar.d i<? especially designed for 1ho:>e,'\\ lio do sire to engage in A olive S11 ooessful 1311 si" ilOSSfc D7' The lu si mode of Commercial College I instruction over oll'ered I o 1 hisor any other count ry The course of study comprises Q\ory variety of business and Ki ijance fioin tetail to hanking opot at ions, by the great system of Actual Business Instruction. KooK-koeping I in at 1 it si v t i'ii .no methods, Jliisincss Forms, Terms and Usa ftQs, I'?usijies3 Writing, Correspondence, Commcrcif)} Arithmetic. CoiiwjuMciid Law; Partnership Settlements, Detecting Counterfeit Mmiey^Juxincss I.liogrnphy thoroughly laugh * AT THH I-IASTMAN All.inla Business College, coknf.li it;avii'i i:kf a link s i s. A TL A N TA, O K O II (} TA. TUK. TuTAI. KXTKNSKS VOll A b I'f.l. < ot'ltNti v. t.i, noi ! ; x? i.iib >r L10. Fur Col logo Jour-1 i.al and Specimen *. of !Ynmatiship, address IW'UviiiT A filacer, ( Doc. lid,? 1 y. &30, Atlanta, C5a. j iVF r HRf'TlfiMHKIt I A Mobile Mystery, Some singular events which several years ago occurred in a house in Mobile, Ala., occupied by a highly respectable lady, her recently married son and bis wife, and two single young men, are thus described l>y the Mobile Register: The newly-married lady was ono oi the most excitable and nervous individuals thai ever lived, and to make matters worse, her husband wn? onnal- I ? - - - -J ly as much lor a coward. The house was entered night alter night, silver, collhes, tfco., stolen, ehlorolonn administered to the inmates, and a copious supply of light-wood and kerosene found in some portion ot the house nearly every moving. l'rivufo watchmen were employed I to watch the premises, and tin*, t wo young men retried to spent almost every night in walking around the house, or secreted in it, resembling j two movable armories, but all to no purpose. Five or six times during iho night the young married man would suddelv rise up in bed and tiro j his pistols in rapid succession toward I a window and breaking the glasa into atoms, while his wife would scream at the top ol her voice and arouse the j neighbors. This state ol nflairu continued for two or three weeks, at the end of which several mysterious en- ! | tries had been made?no one could tell low tile burglar got into thel house?and all the class was shot <-ut. ot the windows, and tiie 1 .Minds riddled with pistol balls. Determined to put an end to such up pit asant huhm ss, the young man's wife, assisted by the two Iricnds persuaded her husband to remain quiet one night, no matter what he raw, and let the young men watch alone. The first, night after lhi? aiangemctitlhe young men were almost noiselessly erc.nping behind a llower-stand 011 the front gallery when four shots | were fired throng the window, and a woman scrcmcd terribly. <)l course it was tho young married man shooting and his wile screaming, and ot I course the escape of the young men I was very narrow. . They determined to watch no longer unles the pistols of their friend were taken from him, and this being done they commenced their watch tor the second night, and had lioen on duty but a short time when they saw a man conic out of a closet in their own room. They pursued liiin to the room ol the married tolks, but never saw him after, notwithstanding the thorough seareh which was instantuneously made, and the tact of every daor and window in (he house except, the door between t 11 ill 1* 1 ... i i i r u i . / ! v 1 < .... 1 V . ' ? I ? * /?.' 111 o 1/vinj^ ovv- ?I i v. i \ JV'PI In the morning over five pounds of gun powder was found under the steps in the young men's room, besides a large quantity of matches and Leroser.e. 'l'ho young men kept up a thorough watch nightly for throe weeks, at the end ol which the house j was set on tire and totally destroyed l?y tire and gun-powder. No one has cverer been aide to solve the ruytery, I though we have heard conjecture concerning it. Of course we do not protend to set it up as a ghost story, but with many others we believe the robber and incendiary was the young married man himself, and that he was a somnambulist, lie and his wife are j still living in this State, and one ol the young men stands in the first ranks of Mobile's energetic suns. A Monkey in Trouble. Sam Wilcoxen, ol Virginia City, has a small menagerie of monkeys. O * r badgers, foxes, cayotos, and tho like. I No mIk<? loo-. n loiMTi "Mrt ?i> f.\n ?i. 11.? ? .1 , . - w . ? - w ? . ? Jll \> n iVU IIM hWlll dog, on whoso back lie sometimes places one oi his pet monkeys fastened to the collar of the dog by a string. As a general thing the monkey enjoys his ride, hut \ve. saw him a day or two since when ho would willingly have traded himself off for some less pn\ ileged specimen of his species. His canine steed, luring allowed to roam the streets at will, saw another dog I hat he thought he could whip, and 1 forthwith went lor hint like a hairy burcane. In a moment hotli dogs 'were on their hind legs and going for each other like two sausage machines. This made times very lively for the monkey, as the strange dog evidently considered him as part and parcel of his antagonist. Such wails of despair as. that monkey uttered, and such hideous laces as he made we never heard _.. If 11 _ir _ i T or miw. no w'kiiu cumi) down the side of the dog ho bestrode opposite to where the war was going on, and thence peep over occasionally, his jaws quivering, visage distorted, and his eyes starting from their sockets with terror. As the dogs were constantly changing sides, it made times awfully lively with the monkey. When he jumped to the ground the string held him, and he found himself trampled under the feet ol both friend and foe, and he was glad to get again upon the back of }?is steed and face the battle. The poor monkey was in a worse lix. than the boy who stood on the burning deck, and had not the to, 1871. <k?gs been separated he must have been rendered a fit subject for the Stoetnn Insane Asylum- As it was, he did not get over examining tho end of bis tail for wounds for lour hours after the battle; perhaps lie had fears of hydrophobia. Ibov a Free Lunch was Fuleit. A Dispatch from Fort Scott, Kansas, says llie first earnest work of tho temperance crusade was begun there on tho 20th by tho visit of about a I do/.on ladies to Deacon Maynard, where a free lunch was advertised (ram ten to twelve o'clock. Tho la| dies to(?k with them twenty-one rag| god and hungry little ones, the chil! dren of drunken parents, to gi\e them the benefit of the lunch. The proprietor of the p.aloon received the Indies , and the halt famished little ones courteously, and lunch was spread before the latter, to which they did ample justice. The large crowd of spectators who filled tho saloon wore generally respectful in demeanor, although i i.lwro were some boisterous demonstration and blasphemous conversation, and a constant demand on the bar for drink. After the children had satisis fled themselves, the ladies knelt, ami a long, Icrvant and earnest prayer was o lie red by the leader of the band. The ladies then sent ti.o children outsido tho door of the saloon, and themselves filed through the crowd out of the front entrance. The deacon did the honors on the occasion gr iciously and invited the ladies to call again and bring the children when they got hungry. Tho ladies were all of the highest respectahilit y. "IH'Door isli HowMuV An oid gentleman whose stylo was Uermanized was asked \s hat lie i ho light of signs and onions. A oil, 1 don't dinks mooch of dom dings, nnd 1 don't pelieve a auorvdings; hut. 1 dolls you somodiinos deie is soiiiedmgs ash dose dings. Now do odor night 1 sits und roads mine newspaper, and my Iran she speaks und says: "Fritz, do-dog isli howlin'!' A oil I don't link mooch of dem dings, and I goes on und reads my paper, mid mine frau she say: lh in/., dor is somedings pad is happened; de dog i^ 1 j howlin'!1 'Und dotT I gets oop. mit myself und, looks out troo do wine on de pooreh, und de moon was shinin', und my loottIf: dog he schoomp light up and clown like everydings, und he park at do moon dat what shine so bright as never was. Und ash 1 hauled my hot in do winder, the old woman she say; AHnd. Frit/., I dels you dere ish somedings bad ish happen. J)c dog ish howlin? AC lb I goes to pod and I ahleeps, und all night huig veil I vakes U]> dore vas dat dog howlin' outside, and von 1 dream I hear dat howlm' vorsc asli never. Und in do morning I gets oop and kits mine breakfast, und my Iran slice looks and say worry solem: 'Frit/, dore ish somedings ish happen. l)e dog was howl all night.' 'Und shoost don dc newspaper conic in, und I opens him?und, by shigns, vot, you dinks! Dore was a man died in IMiiladeplia!' \Y K ATI I l?!t OllSHUVATlON. ?W llOll you wish to know what tho weather is to he, go out and select the smallest cloud you can see. Keep your eyes upon it, and if it. decreases and disappears it shows a state of the air which will he sure to l>c followed by tine weather; but if it increases in size, take your great coat with you if you are going from home, for falling weather will not he l'ar oil. The reason is I tins: When tho air is charged with electricity you will see every cloud attracting ail lesser ones toward it, until it gainers into a shower; and 011 the contrary, when the fluid is passing ofl or dilliising itself, I lieu a large cloud will he seen breaking to pieces and dissol ving. 't wo I'adieal Scenes in Chester. "What a (angled web they weave Who piaclico. to deciove." While coming down the stops of the Court House last Saturday evening, after the hellah.illoo had subsided, a warm interview sprang, up between Judge Mackey, and Purvis Alexander, colored, in the course of which tlio .) udgo charged 1 *ui-vih with selling out to the Democrats. Purvis retort,<d u|uui the .Judge with llie charge ot being double-faced etc. The lie passes! and repassed.* Judge Mac key threatened to blow a hole through Purvis, whereupon Purvis told him to blow away, accompanying the request with the information that he, Purvis, could and would* on such attempt, squash him, the Judge, then, and there. County Auditor with cow-hide in his hand; Chairman of County Commissioners witn pistol in ditto*?that is the way it, was, Tuesday evening. Auditor: "I'll gib you (lis!" Chairman: "Faith, and be gorra, an' it's mt-sclf that'll put a bullott in yure I ribn, stuv.!"?Chester Reporter,. The Republican State Convention?The Prospects on tlie Eve of the Meeting. ? Special Dispatch to the News ami Couric.r] Coi,r M in a, September 7.?The delegates to the Kepublienn Convention trom every county in the State have arrived, and there is a general come ting noses over the city. Chninbelain'K headquarters, which are over Fine's bur-room, aro crowded. Patterson and Worthington do the lionors, and whiskey flown freely. Moses's headquarters are at his residence, and thoio is whiskey in abundance. Things at present have an exceed ingly muddled appearance, and it is difI fi/.iilr to ?n v who will ho i lie nominee of the party. There are contesting delegates from Charleston, ] Scan fort, Colleton, Snartanburg. llarnwell and Chester. Moses claims to have sixtylive votes in the convention. Chamberlain claims an equal number, but neither can be relied on. 1 have r.ot yet found n delegate who announces himself a Moses man. About onothird arc pledged to vote lor Chamberlain. rive rest are not yet committed, but will doubtless vote for Chamberlain, if his chances arc good. Tho Maekey delegation from Charleston will probably be admitted. Tbeve is some talk of a third man, not yet named, and mention, lias, also, been made of Senator lbtnn, of I lorry, and Dr. Winnsmitli, ol Spartenburg, but neither ot these has any strength to speak oh Chamberlain is supported by Melton, Klliott, Patterson, Kainey, .Judgo Alackey and other leanding lights ol the party. It is said that Scott will run, hut he is in Ohio, iiud will probably stand no chance. The delegates aie composed ol old political hocks, who all bellow loudly tor reform. Probably over ninetentlis ol the delegates here was members of the Legislature; such men as Whittomore, Leslie, Andrews, Whippet*, tfcc. Of the entire number fully four-fiilths ol them are colored men. V 1L) KIT IS. An Appeal to the (Jood Sense of the South. [From the New Yoik Herald.} The ill-feeling between the North and South, which resulted in our civil war, was thirty years in ripening; but it would not require thirty years, nor halt that period, to lan the hostility oi the races to the point of general bloodshed if it goes on at its present pace. It will not do to ignore the necessary tendency of these growing sentiments of mutual repugnance because its violent manifestations arc as yet only local and sporadic. The dangerous passionso tof which they grow pcrvado the whole South. We wish we could impress the Southern whites with a due sense of the importance of arresting and controlling these ill-boding tendencies. It they cannot keep peace between the two rac.es nothing is more certain than armed interference by the Federal Government, which nobody hi\s so much reason to deprecate as the people of the South, They have had enfingh of this already, ana should not invito it again. The precious light of selfgovf rnmcnt, po long unpaired in the South, can bo reacquired only hy patient efforta during a period of internal peace. Their experience lias taught them how monstrously even small disturbances are exaggerated by the incendiary portion of the Northern press i and the intlammatory effect ol such j exaggerations in arousing passions J of which political partisans are r too ready to take advantage. We appeal to thoughtful and patriotic Southern citizens to save their unfortunate section from the horrors and tint new Fedral oppression which would accompany and follow a war of races. Cicero, who was born 100 years before Christ, wrote: "I consider this world as a place which nature never intended for my permanent abode; and I look on my departure from it nut as. being driven from my habitation, but simply as leaving an inn." Mr. Henry Yore, of Portsmouth, , Va., eloped the other day with his. mothoii-ui-law. Since the precedent lias been, established we know of a 1 young man who wishes some one would elope with his mother-inlaw. ?3/v/wat/lcce >S'e/ilInel. An old phrase has been, altered to sun mo ago. A))' account of I'etrareh , in a morning journal says "ho was born of a rich but honest father." At a mooting in London, to receivea report from the missionaries sent to discover the tribes of boreal, TiOrd II was asked to take the chair. *1 take," he replied, "a great interest in your researches, gentlemen. The | fact is, I have borrowed: money trout all the Jews known, and' if you- can find a new set I shall, leel very much obliged." Livkd it Down.?An, honest blacksmith was oiieo uiv.aulu i. ~ i - ? P.....DIT iiiauilt'il JUKI. | liis character infuinouly defamed. Kncwls advised him to sock redress hy law, hut to.one and all hu replied, "No; I will, go to my foige and there in.nix moths 1 will hav.o worked out i such a name as all thu judges, law courts and lawyers in the world could not give me." llo was right. It is. hy honest labor, manly courage, and a conscience void of otl'cnoe, that we as1 sert our truo dignity and prove our true honesty and respectability.