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17hl% S-* "We will cling to the Pbilbars of thec Tenmaple of ouar Libeties, and kf it slnust fall, . wil Perialu amidst he E:ninm." W. '. D . i, Proprictor. EDGEFIELD, S. C., NOVEMBER 9, i854. - THE~ EDG131"?"ZT ADL!ER'?ISER IS PUBLIS2ED E7ZRY TIIUIRSDA7Y WU. F. DlU R!IS 0 E, F-cpricr. ARTHUR sixmn]K, Editcr. Tw'io Do..i.s per yt'ar. if pmitd iii advanc-Two! itLAS '1nd FiFi',Y CE:NTS if 111t, pa-id wjiliin -iX mmizlt-and Tia tF.c DOLLARS if 1111 paid iefipre the e'ipirati''in of thei year. All -uil* crip'i'iis iacit dis,ict IV limiiit ati tilt' ut i ,'tscj'iL %il fie c'''i'ir :id as e ror a:i indt-ii:e' p'.-ri:, and ill i he- rim. fiiiued igil :J1 arrearaiiesn:r.'i- or a:nt iilftinciii te Pe',!ij.er. Sitl'.'riiirms frin itlwr Siairs imist iNVAti Ant IS lot: wi'i~~L~ i dVL the ezoli or re'fer. A ~i~its *:A NT "i!I c:5~it~i':-lyinsertud at 73 reiis pe'r Sqtia:re i 12 lin:.' or l.'"s) for ihe first ill F-rtioii, attil 7 vtoit It'r 'nch suiitisri.t iiietrfi'n. Whii-i tinl podiilishitl 'Iltibi.. or Q'La ri rv C.4 per the diienitir if i:Lsv'rion:. tvvirloil on: tlie mair- i gil %\il bt- ('iiiitiliiitdj 1111; i ilii i (hliar-ge ac fier;-e -irin i vi;ro, iii-i ii- ' 'ar ca con i t.-rd irnip- l~tics tijjLiiCI! ;-.r i' or a i ndi,-n 'vi) :L': .. ri:iii X',rioiit- inus* be paid Fir nw a~vm:iii. - Cawzilade, Three Dullers, iN, For Ad vcrii-!;, I't raiv T''ih'i. Two Vidlars, it) !) AT THE MIT k'itOIIT ST-OR-*E OFP?3S1TZ THM ~a sc LI c R: ai1, jir;u s Ia , G a. 1sLA L!, IN Boots, Slices, 'Inar1us, Caryet rags. &c. X1-1 l1m Itoneiw rtdtt l.r F.\ LL STOCK (11. (h~t~.I ~ I s .tl'~s,1 '~',Yothis and C1h.id.1'e's SHE. II U1- fIlt ()-.it .\ .'' ii tnt tc.:vis 1.I'[' YI .\RTTICLTE usi.* l;t-lL ilit Oi lt L* I'it L-.ll SuMi Stors. -A1t.i. fiI :1u r PLANTATION' 0-ROGANS AX!D1) 8 S I *.: N'~ S NTS' 8110E S Alof whiii v.% .\.il m' 'ill -i mustt run"-iL'iL'e WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION ,3actaoa S~rc2L b.13;v a'mt o'a ih opp"itc siL;!c of Wzz-rcnas Bloc'_; AU;' tI'tTA, GA. atid ~'l 'A N i'i.\ V' .'c- E?vi;c? I YZre -' Ii. ~ : 1- ut: iuA 4.bio' . 1, - thle iipj A1, P LI'TL %v U "u C.: ll :;1:11 ~'kwsacV 1ew d Lqn S.i Grocer-' and1 rCet*cn Business. A LrPG E SU"PPLY CF E'..'r ;", AP.1 !rLE o' I bM 'c.' ta'jiuer %%1- ,~t 4.11 N.: ;4 a n) ".ESUS WEPT." A hiuman grief-and ea tilly gloom, The Savi 'ur's spirit wept ! Ant] by the col.1 and silent tomb Ofr Lazaus lie wept. Yes., I Jtsu wept"-and lo! on high TIhe anlgels ceased t. sing, While eve:-y seraph in the sky Low drooped his shi:ig, wing. Theqon of Ga.d w*;th grief had striven, 1 llmnineda o'er mortal ill; A nd ev. ry voice was hu-:h.-d in Heaven, And every harp was still. The Sav'our's eve grew moist and dim, And sil with human tenas, A ndl ;ll the algIls w. pit w'tt Ilim, Thronughi couu tlss gitterinig sptheres. 01. holy 1i. fC:-tha:t tlui Cou!d move, The one whom Saints revere. And e . raete a houndh ss love, W%::h n one humnm tear. Eri;:ti. %ien I ss watchers bore away Thl..t qpiritral -,emu. Te b,am-in more immortal ray 1i1 (1..d's own d.dei. When many a d, ep aid crushing wrong \Vas heivop;d u p.n 1.m here, lie murntied o'er the mi-:gu.ded throng, Ilhut sie.] no telti.h tear. The:rsi to Caleary lle bore, Within a n:mgvr slept, The torturing erown in meekness wore, But onv once lie wept. But once the waVes of sorrow rolhd A b, ve I lis sacred thead, A nd awe-struck gazers, " liehold hlow Jesus loved the dead." Ile who hetet truth and wisdon sake, l1ad sai i that Lazarus s!ept ; Oh ! was it strange he'shoutl awake Whe'n Christ above him wept ! What wonder if the stars of even I lad watderel from thiir spheres, To tell the btitled hosts in lleaven 01 their RledC nilr 's tears! If bturnling suns. whlich have grrown bright In GoI's perpetual snie, To see !i Ih wt p. had viled their :ghit, A id! paued in grief the while ? A nd w:s it stralige th' eternal Choir, A ii:;zed should evase to sing ? That tears sh.u d skal 4'er every lyre, Andi dimt eachi -olden vtring ? Weil m:ight the roes of the sky, In their ininort:l blouo-, G 'row patIee to hear I he!Saviour sigh, .lk ide a mortad's tomb. rch-:nee where unknown -ytins blaze, (it i Ih we* eni but dreat, l1111117r1tl souls throu h enilless days, Still ch:it tih's wondrous theme ; Ithianee with sweet and mournful thrill, Frt ver onward swept, Et. rn:.! echoes nurmiir sii'l,. 'I h g -title deC.,us Wept." A SHORT PATENT SERON. - T!ou shall not learj'a.se witne.ss against thy /ur." 'What is it to bear tilse witiiess a 1V. thv neirhbor ? It is nt merelV to teslti S11114Iier the forms Lf t aw, a 1 ilsehootd-but to .ek ei* of your ntiiglibor-to tell, hint, rtortI ini u:ulet :. ughit to his or her pre'jutdi1:e, which net do not know of' y.ouriself to be true, anid ,Vn~ the v' on are 'imt' autol rize'd to say unless or ohje't ise his or her'bb-nefit. That tian Or ovini.l is gznihiy of pe'rjutry, who testily ini law be a ltt, hotw"'eve tre'L, of which lie w..as not gu'iiz~lmll; -o t hat peers.oni.1>ears.tidlae witess nighis neiighibor wt ho reposts at 1try to te hij utiteu of his ineigh bor, not knion' iing it to be lilt Yoeu -.ay this is a st rie't lav. It is imieed. Id' law is at very strict law-it; touichees nolt il'. the nct, hut takes hold on the motlre. It nii' me r wi ihI a dread blackness.thahit idle i:mi, ho lee etin ii s u ditty to socdiety and the wo'rld. .e'i fromi shop teo shopJ. anid fromui ilice to ollice, co iilheti ithe fihi Iand garbage generated by. i:ie, enii y ladae. Ildirknets briouds over and hell gapes to re h''e that biusy-body'., in otber folks' matiter., wit, \V here silrinise anid shindter puts its oWn Lemenil ts inii hm na gainst a tneighibor, l1-'l, dis irssed inniii she caln scatte'r thle foul odor through~i e netighbrhoodet. Yes, therel arie 11nany) th'at ill to:li- a dog ii'ot, in: the worst of' going, ito it1l a real f''tl. dir:y v tory., tha has n:o tintd.u i Lii it fac't. Oi what mun t be the veileniess of oech a ln'ew.s-ce i'riei' ! Thiey should nev.er ini the' stliit eel hieav'ei attemptli to wtalk erect, but .m i.'Cr'cing se'rpem-~like, belits te taileIr a'iil news'.car rnier. hotw.eter .san~Citimoioius they ianv be. or Iifrett, as lhey' oftien do. a v.ast anleult trelI'iio'us sorrow at thle st ory or deed. llew mniy pure amid senmsativ.e hearts are rui'g with aigonyt by thesew vile be'ings-how ..iy, carry the wonntd thlat the slaiiderers have i:lhout cause, infliteid, to at pretilat ure gra:ve! hVli must be the nmealsure of the doom of' hiee wh.lo Itus deal in fh ehiotd anid slanide'r? lUat, hear~ler, who~i authiorized nyt onilt of' you ti ma le thle nmainners aiid habiis of' your neigh ir. a topic for fireside renwrk-a subject fori ainadtersioni ? If' they are objects of' com ledat iion, Iinid worthyli of' imnittion, liey. coin tiite a o rthyv subject of' remark. Again, al I lcnghi these beiiigs will go fice ?les to tell a ,il piec'e t'r destructione, thity would si'edii go re /;M to doa a kinidneuss, utless thereby to get a tie'e of' news, and they never speak of' praiise ' r iy qtualitiis ini othlers. Jllow'. y.our neighbors dress--the'ir domestic T irin :1l thlen' v.ariet'y-the:ir social rt' ebtn - thiri ent ie ma:1 ementt't ofi theitse variedl aind te ar'. ing re'hi Vil re t'eclisitely youir ne'igh-i ler's :inu'd no't toe be remiarked upon except so fair hi"v ;re subjects oft tcommenat'tiion. Heaven.~ will hield y~Ou rneSiionible forF this rebellion to it law.. od'Go id-ithis otirage oin the social re t iiie-thIis murdei'ltriing thle pcei' of' anthter. lid ' pi-eelin:g lthe iuis ol' tow''.th v.il lage anrd tigibiorhoisd's p'e'ce. But the efyitet in yon r bosom is to be consider l; ithat deep depr':i'ity thant relishes at slander -that black enivy' and taldice that awoke to be in at sIanide'r :lgainlst an i'ffendinug mueighibir. aunt o u like :e ghost aind w..ill not down at or biddinlg. A conct'eionsss of y.our o'.n de erts mtakes y'ou fe*el t hat the neighber is yr eeemv. aundi vounare thus far fronm pealce-wh''len he. pe'rhaps,'is hinorant of your slander-or re egnizes not you as the b:ise defamter. Thi< w..orld is hteatiful. and w..oiuld yIeld uts m uch ha ppiness anld jeey, buat for thee hIls t hatI we '.. t... b..i..n.. ..,.gmt. befre,.yo,. o mnlin Froim ie Iiiepeniden Fress. EDITORS IN GENERAL. We hope the ediiuri.d I'- tii y will not bt start led at the ctjion (of his artile, as it is nol our iotention to 'ty much ..iit them in a:ns wav. and what we have to may i. oily the re:ull of 'hine-1t convictions :priigiiig from long end impartial invemiguifion if tite characier r t lit ediborial corps as we find it in the Uoiteid Statei, Too prevent antty miinont rtet ion on the leart ol the reader in reltion to the writer, we will here stae talitt he is not an editor, never w:im, nor never expects to be. AAt.d Ilonrh v:ir~ilus ITe soin might be a.igned for keetinug it; alol frIi tife editor. I J .netin, there ex iisisie wijici of i'sellf would r..rma an insuper.ile bar rier to our arrival at that honorable prono.imn. Mniav :ri the hrists whiet edi.ors receive frpomi vtrions ind multiplied siurces. while thiy are seemingl eV CitinVlog Ito" 1 pIturotie ft e' te letior of tleir way.' Alo-t of lie siar iettt eith. lowver, that they receive 0:i 'mate aio.i them ;elVes, anid are eiidently di...igted more fir' Pa lime ih:ii it, malt a insling :nd prejndical itm. piresion on the mind ot' the ri. der. It i satid that !here is no rub- wi-lio! excetp tion%: mnd if we may be permiited to putrg.. lthe edb.otial corlis of a le stchi ch:.r eter'. s lor *:et.* Greely, o lI he Nev Vock Tribute. who.i fiendi... milinlity has tllg since *Iper-ed all the noller fteehdieA of hmi o natiire. itmpjtin in their slead detdly h:tred of thevir :id. liti ceonti ry. and Gody'and who ve m to vi exit, l'tIarath's ptlaguei. expres-!y for :io.iace we say. it w. mily ie permiidi ti dii-E tlie editori:l f'raltrii) .of a Few such ba.ite-ei as iere alinded to, we li.;ve at iice a clas*. if il. dihiduals who, next ti tht intpired meilt-[ (X al. ligp1iy, hane done muore ill moralizi-, hia-monize, Mail c;:ri.itianize the world thait any titr Class (if men benieath1 .1111 wide-spread canlopy of ieavent. Thi. 01i.V'sieem to the uniob-inraiit av, saying too mneh in behalf of the elams in qles tion ; but let us ex:inie the muter i iith- fur ther. and sc if the fiurts do not justify- the plii. .iiOn atuSImed. Of course it iN not to be pre sunied that, the w-i:er is per.on:dly tetin:,ited wif the half of . ae wllu mike-up the list illf edilors in the Uited Sates, heitcet i: i. aqpp. rent that the griuids o:; which i predieted the light -C:Aiims We have set il for Iheii. i simlyl the manner in wh.ielh their tver:0 jeouria-, perl iudical.s and iagazines are tconitueed. Aid is not thi i grounid ami1ply Sulitienit to jtiIyiv wi..t we have and ny.'.y :SIv I Wili the pita:e ilr Moral char:ieter tt Thl editor. whateter it may be, we have notinug to do. It is wt precepit, '1iid iot the eCxa utpp itht jus ifies (our coitc:i sio. Nineteeni-twht)ieh li (f ile periodicals iitw issued inl lite fintied St::tes are o-.,p:.rm. in their deti .i .t ofi crime, and 'i: in, Ia ill. St:tees ire eq nally- ealous (be it sid to tiliir impe-ri.,biable hiono'4 in endeavoring- I t phldd thlie c e of morialy anid vir. ue. Al ill al most every ovi.te. ( rw feel botund to admit, rom hiong experienAi ld loee observatiii,) we liod tite so ready -prupyad sit inefatigi ble itn their e:i'or . I I-irat ouit tile ot iavs tha,1t |iitl-si soityct V; whilst tirre .tre title nmtre di .ptosd to aard the ieed (itf pri-,e to the juts" %v merit - r'lais. Titi, gentl reader. have we saii too mnch ? %41s. -.Ve 1:11111Y iy inbit Ito theu retprimanild oft an impartial public. We will id nit more. Jits. tie0 to our e..ue would not ord;it ot ir sayig less. Otacmna. PUBLISHING NEW3PAPERS. Th'le W'~i:m itborot Regi.-ter lit. t te follocwing~ remarks rel.,tive io coniteiplt.ied new.,.pet t-hmige--ts inl thi, Nlkoe: We le.irn rim :tin atithentie sonree that Mes--r. JolihL. 3ler aid S.:iitel W. deit'n iae purch1:w-d bw~h tif the Yorkillep.p! -h 3!i.,cellayiv and the Remedy. 't he 1tib1ienlion of thle Reimiedv will eease after the. 1fsih if this tiuonthl, and ut! Aliseelianty after lthe 20;h ofl Deceiber, whIeIn tle two etablishiets will be aIIlig:mliaed and the ptltlic.-iii of a iew paiier, beariniig tie tile of te Yurkville iquirer. ctiinteieed nit tie 3d of Jantuary. Tle Itqiiirer "ill ctimpare favoir:bly in pot tit ,oi ,ize i:d mechanical appe.rlinc wi:i :iy ptpter ini the .tile. 31 r. 31 lter is te preset e iint Comi.-ioner ini 1tini:y for York dis. icte, :od a yountg latwyer of talent. Mr. 3i-I on i-i well kn iow n thbroughiout te State tis the tlenteid edit or of' the Che teor Sum datrd, whIh it a ullceit !.uatr.inltee thait the edi toriatl depart. imeit witl h~e'eondneted 'vit I abilit y. Al r. L~. .l. Gol'ti, theit Jutniior iif the Ytirkv ille .\liscelkitty, ia en~gaged fon lhe putblishi ig tdepirtmitet. Tue un-u gi ig ohf tie twit I:-ers io oitne, we have ito deitnbt, will prove s..tisfatctory lto tie pople itfI Yiirk. They have hadtw Io imp~er ttere. for etach otf wvihi they havte hiadt to ptty $:2, an id bithI of' thtemut ttI tige. betr, frmi thi.-ir Itarge type tand hieavy leatding btet ween the lies oh our Herald, or of the Adver~iser of Edge li--id. We hatve ito doubit th~ll the getint-en who eeiitdnet ld the-e two p:lptra tire mi-el of eergy and entiterprise'. Yet a tiowi that polled~ t Inet la tlcioni 1,000 vol es couldi nl i-port t wt large weely i-ties. We aill reint titer how rtpidly palters mntthiid in Columbia a few vtsirii gatit tiltbough e.th ot thieim was stis. tainted by? gcetemen of abitlity, Itie r'esutli ha it len t hiti. hasa ntot its egnattl ini tie Soni tenr We see thait Sir. Ul itton of thIei Sparittnhir E~xpr', is tal..i tet remt eve tt Coilumbti: t i ti-si-I Alir. G;ibe- ii te Times uttlice. Thii.., is still fir. a hinge, pit lon, anid we:.lthy eune, I nd thle Ii) polled at the Ceourt House ni over l.000.O Corstxs.tsA Coitiury genutlematn lotlely tarrivec in Bostott, an d imimeiatttely repalired't toi t houise of a relti te, ti ltily whow hadl nit:rriet a mnerchtt it ithiat city. The p.t r ie.s wentedit. to see him lto m-.ki thieir htiuse his homte, as hie delare'd I iinteion of remitinig ini thle eio liut ai day or two . The Ihusbad tie cth!le laidj anxiious to showt hihi tttenttiiii to ti rel.uiite tiic frientd oef his wife, took due gent lemtan's hours t a livery stable i Hatniter at tceet. tej o tdIly thle --ir becataie tt visittiiott, antd thIt mtitrha'it, aftiIte (tth etpe Oh eleven di ys, touui besides lodging tand~ bocardinig, Itie gentlhemantt. pretty con.,ideraible bitt htad runi up at. the liver staible. IAcrordinly lie wetnt to the maln wheo keyj the livery .table, anid tiold him whenf the geti manit titok his hiirse tie woul p iy the hilt. "Very. god," said the tatble keeper, -- I utnder AccoeirdiligiY ini a short time', the etatitiry gent Iiitia went to the 1 ti tle atnd oreitired htis hur.t ilto be gt retidy. Thue bill oh' course was pre -Oti!"e said the gentlemlan, i" MJr.--,my rehi " Very gtood sir," said the stable kteeptet Spleae to get an tirder troim Mr.-, it wilt bi Ithe samtn e stiemney3. W The orsesvasput utp agtain, antd dowvnwn tlecuryt genteman to Lonig Whartfn wvhter the mnerchatii kept. " Welh said h," "J Iam going now." ui A re you !" said thle mO-eti " Well. goD bye sir ." -Well, abiout ltat horse. the turn say the bi muur. bha jiid re hiis keepiou." nit of iIis wirked m trld util you have reorn ed--uwil you lve ab.mdoned neIww.:rrying, lying, liderilg--ultii yon get into that method of becominiig weaIliy-whiei is, by ininding your own buidness. Do this ye impious ones, nnd peace will run down our s:reets Ike a river. Dot dis, and the great bond of love and fellow Nhip ill ulnie :ll herts, hitiding us to one un other, and to liim, tle giver of all ourjoys ind hof es. oi, ye iliquisi ive youlng fri.nds ! allow not vour-tise, I., be iinquit-itihe :md enrions about Ihe :i!..iv, of oite,; for ik was the first stip in the r: re -r lf that bW, sLit.nring. wic1in1g, lall..smilinr, r: kr.lill-of a %.le, iin filens onl the irror-, vices and u nrings lof her uerigibtirs. Bill tu to trill and dily. ;ll tie inm:iIt' of love wi I ei.fald vmi. the miles W' the pore and gooL bion Wliie .ail invihll- will le uuln you, uind a sereIle li1 tire imy he . 'urs. LAIES BEIALTH. This iubjet itloe iiat itught it, interet a%',; not the ladies nlly-btit al- th-te wi linve isters or n. ives, oir v.ho mi le diy bi blves-d n i.h tine f thet hauevr. A y..img il.1 man my b,( '.11me1 intieested il ie li" tih loely one in our Ik.d. lpsLt. e , ' every gnadiy tit m. ke hlimit hap : ;t. ir toArlNs in. procding ither r.Gt.nhesn-31,o w.;.!,t. of kne~w h-dge . lhe rienj trea.-:-tires df a imiin.ihe.r :a d br iliimit in-. telvLeet re em-luineo iin a fr.:Ji~e .;I: kt. * Ile m::y wVOO andl %%ill her to hlis hetand 111me1. n hile1 he .tvds if ile:ich :re intrking in her sytem, and il a few brief ears be leit to muirn1 over he ureek u; b igh ed hopes, anl wonder it the jikpen satil ProjllltI12 h-tee, ri linie dreaming Aint all thji., pr-ceededi 11rom1 Cal ly nelet. ad ii i,, wh en, alhler year..,II oflpmit, loving caire 1td .1ia iiss. hik homlie iS thus darkeied 5ui flar s!Lder is it. when Ole cause emi be traced irecly back to known iiltrudee in early ynih A ben. in order tu dre.,s Iashionably, heal th had beei eidiingered. I- tiould'iit the women of America would irouse Ioai coneiouil es of tile resIlOi-ill lity enug upi tliem, hid firmly dieouniiitance t y denarIld of fashion Whieh Call seriouslv ileet thir health ! Of what conielietnce will. t be olip- tweiy years hence, whether they Iow atricily conflim if, its 'ier. cl-price or imt ? ,ui i, by a" doing, their le:iih is injured, io w 'arfuil ly nilt ien .t!,e tile t f es ill their clmd 14diy, 111oilly inl themselves. butl, it. mal;y Je, in their qhiiidreni ;,1.. In a world v.hiere A-e hegini %idhm hr., it. is not, asking too lueiti1t they Ihouhil SC that -their own duly Lok : i lie mterner sex," who, thotlugh tY rviri ir own dres, his .lldiell e, seem lip hin e 21 mol1ie senisible ha-er t Iilhw ; for. in vhat pi..rnenlar v.m yiu limi them snteliicing tle. i io its demmnds. Taely mn;,ay wea12r - con :innnii nstli- \e2vi i..urn." coats Iig r P-hort-waii-ted. yet they are carefull to drel-s t as to keep warm and drv. I- Look at thir fekei ! on do. not see one in ti uidrel venture for Ih, ii daip:;. ehiv weiti -r, i h a ti.in sot-d cloth boIt. Noi thev wvear jiits ih thick sulbs and high heel- wihl, ln heit he hand. You - wi ut mot.e one wolmlm in I thou-:d Who' whei . thrin is lot pouring, aut Iihell the pi,vement is only dimn ah l cold. *ve:.r* -my thin ObiIker than a single-sole pro iIl., gi-er ! If yeou dibt l, assertilon, g") cook for vour-elf at the liumsatnls %Nh. wV:.k ill .ir eri'.l ciiv. N.w, I a14, wly is it so? ris~ Otere Stich a.itin-e ? Is it thIIat wA nei'are inferior to mn in the n-sio o roost coinman !men-e. or I, it that; they dress in hi, absutrd manne r to pleanue the eye of man ? fso, lie im.,t bear mini- fo tile bLime-if. in IC lit boldily comiteinming" their fully, lie eli nail1ge., Iltl, by admit.i :l ie.A of feet ..c.-sed in thik mainmer. Levt fair ladfies drec. is ivy please in their warm bons s-, llt in w.arm Irv w Laiter : but for pity's sakie, in cold winter venthjer, let themi find ,mnethiing wmirnor than a .moni whieb :1 strong"' hlenhby1 man11 woubl1 not :osider sullicieit prote!tOun for himelf from he dew.-s of l1anoneliiir. We are d Hib-d It- wea-nker sex ; but, judginr ily'by appearances.ti ii, a1 . iadmisllner ;-..r halt n'n.. ever tiuks of ging iut it i cold au Umaih or winter's day, wIith bitt ai thictkness if ibroderedjare iir iimsilin ive1r his chest, thouotgh mderiieathI a .warmi (liter coverting, which ev-ery ite it is ini ainywi-e displ~eid. lels the comld, teeni air creaep ilto thle very seit of life ? Not w~-! l112ha. his- warml co1at biutoned up to thle bini. lie doesl- not gao out ui fliowiiig -Il-eves, ith li r euillt keepi (-Nrit oftile aris11 wairtt evingl! plemyi of r omil for the c ''bi uin to11h 1ene. r 112 hrainid the sipper 2.nd1 miore Sisaeti-tt iie poreitn of the armil. No---is slee2Ves aire hick, long :md11 wairm. Aund whyL is it thati fa~ aan ealilit diete aS siiable ai dr~ess for I::dies' Lwear inl wlinter, as .-,be doetsi ini tiismumer whlen hei1 rsrely errs. She miigh t withI :.5 imtnehl pro priet v. iniis2t uplom our we.:rinig litrs :1imd Vel Vet in if i.,uiiimer. as lipr weai tng lace chiselies, l~ee ilin;ii sleeve~s, &a., 21. a1 promiiena~de dress AN- ECCENTRIC WILL. 71n11g ;ii, viims of the1 I.ie r.:ilrosat iceldelit be-a eeniirhiginoi ;md Londonii. hlis heir2-.. hiter dil w121t :rll heirs dIo inl Simiiari cases2, openetid lhe wa~s to 121 c iln hti2 post.humouilis ;liberali;ies5. As le had nevier give a'1h peniiny tol eitLher If his rel tives, during nis liftimeit, they expectedl t be uiaginie thle su ri le au.t~-d by thle li.-st line of the will: "This is my11 Iesta2mient. I give and1( beq(tuthi all my good,. prle.,ent sr fit uri, moialeiit or ilt moveabhi~le, in 1iltinm or oni the conltinenlt, to. iat ihraila camlp~tmy 11n whose road 1 hire hiad the ha~ppiness llto eelt wih death , thai, blessed delii -iaiee Irloml tny teirrest ri;.Il priSio" Fu'irthber oil, the testaitor gives his reasons for his bequest. l'het idhea hi:il ta ken firmt posses sint ofi his mindii that lie wvas dest ied to diea a vi.iet dealth, anld theL most desirabl 112one inl his viewV wasi that C2,nseda biy thle eaxpjlIlsin ofl a lai commhiiie. He- traiveled, thlerelore.ronstalo y on the raiIload ini Englandrh, iBelgiumt and F'ranciie. There was slot aI siul lin where lie was1 not1 knownl. All the condneitarsa were h~atiiliair ith his pecu1 hlir ea-ttume. He~ heel inarrowly 1elljped death sei riba timies. Onte lie was1 shiltiup ( in a car under the wilterF aiioither Itine heo was itt the next var ii Oie that wahs shiatlleredt, and1( be de .ribe-d n1iith the gre:t e-t enithi'iinm thoase teri ble eccidentls. wihen- hei =:.w death so ntelr. it!-i aut beiitg able iio obtain it. D~Iiapoinited in EuropI. le wentl. toI die Uiitedi Sates. I Ic madile lregnea-lt exenri.,iins ali thle Ohio, Mtbis siipi,~ tule Omalri, I lie Niagarna, but tiotwit h. tnintlg t heir freqjuenit. expllotlsn, heiiI i rttu-ed with11 ain hole skini. Hie tias (de,.itied to be- ernhi edtude iall c2 r nuF .he~ mtouwir coannli y. it is saidl tht the relatives wiill aitnemlpt to brealk thie i 11. iut thle groundl ohf insiai ',b It it is pr..ale that the railrtiad will ni iin the suit im spio if the! prver(.b tbhat. thle Iluiderer inevei inheiritis fromt hii victimn. Fromt presenlt inicate~iionis, the 3(0:h of Novem ber will Lie prneil genier~ihy lxed upon1 ais ha day of publilic than1k-gil ing in t his coiuntry. TheI Goverors of Mattle, New IHamipshire anud Ken sicky have al1reaidy desi.;ntedh tt day. R~j' Nothing is tmor e uotiful thatn Iruth. Well, I suppose that's all ri !ht, sir." Ye--well, but you ktuw l'm your %ife's cou.%in." -- Yes." said the merchant, "1 I know you are, but your hir.-e aint !" Fronm the Sautlh Caritnian. L.EN ON SLAVE CASE. Our reader% witl reimem-ber tihe case Of Mr. Lemntion, of Viigii:t. wht, aibiut two y'ears aguto, took a fatmilv (of laves with him to New York, for the purpose olf ebllingvi wii Ithem for Tex:ms, where lie inlended to reside. I utor m:nin l ti plre lvttCe of Leninloon inl the city of New York wiri iii-, ,lie-; was !fiven by 1-:.e Louis N:polvon, a colorel lu, and lilt 'Imes were takein btfr-re JUditge P;ine, of tile Superitr COurt. liln n writ of lhabnsa c-rpus. The slavVs were declared io be free tiuder ai t tutof the itai. id were .ent ofi to Canida, under ihe dirve~imn of t he - phiilaw brupi,is." .Come ei.i. zens. for Nk.w Y.0.rk, howaever, .o npi the ii v fihl ol file Ilaves to .Ur. Lemmuin. ail le re. u reiil to 'eirjinia iis created imeh -eciteenti in tle State itf Virgion, ats 3Mr. Lenmmon had --ot -.lttemp~td io intrldnee- lares jito New Y..rk, bit was a mereie travel~er thoug.h i !T o~ ag~noe;ne ze ithe Goivern,:or Ill in if :ey rp --e i ll an a p l from .miLe- I'..i ek teiio. anldI the A ;orney~ Geon. .0- a .n fin titovn-ge 11hv U. se, no1 I crry IL ihrteuglh the -everal Court-, till to the Supretle Coirt of tilw Ui.;etd ee. if necessarv. fl Jo accir -new~tteer-l~oN(:y the Eveii Po-;n.) the -itate ofViruli.ih prii vveled wiii .he c:sse. A wril ajf ceroorcri va-, Fued 11t, and the cLase w:s :nitel rth '' S li-rier to tie Sitpreme Ct. The qe-tNiitn then trose as to whelier lthe apJ!::t int!gt %veUrity ftor cot.tis. Deci-t th at he timnt. At. pe:il t General Term and driiloi :diiretd - Tie oflicial blond of the Sta.e if Virginia seent Oil as security for tlei costs. The .ectri:y fib-. je!ed te aitnd rejieted by the iCour. bee. lise gi% en by n non-resident. "Thi, lri- oe it p Ito the pre-ent tine. Il, tile el ce of the rejee:d eel s rity a l-W hlini h:s been given Ity tlie atttroe.ys of Ltiim;n." IlTe ease will pro--t b.L cine on for argn met befeore the Generd Term of the Supreme Court next LNovember. )fr. l.ap-ingh, lior the upp-t-lbit. (noinia:lly Mr. Imimon. actodly the Suile of Virdini.) will be ;sSited bly Ile At torney Gener:l of Virginia. .Ir. Cultver..we nider-tand, will prebibly he niste-l Iy O.,den li ll'min, esq., A ttorney Generat tf ibii Siu . Wiebever way lihe ease i. decided, ii .will ie eirried tit to Ole Curt tf Appev:s. and wilhout nibi eveen.u.dly to the Supreme Court of. the UnJeiitd Mtaitesi. We tiderst .nd that t1 S1tte Of Viril.!in, if succev"f'li. intend-as a11pplini 1o lite e11 lu re of this Slatw to be reiilmnred ftr :heir ICXpt-ene. If In- iiieeessf I, then tleVy will It tempt the passate of a special :et i hriiuglh Coni grss to lie pAid out (if tle Na-iiiii Treasarv." The dei-i-m ini this caise will lie lotked i Ir ni mnet-h itilerest. Smeitw uie;a . it rned inl the 1.1w feel very sallignlie th1A th 'Suprerneu Court of the Uni ed taes il 44el.:re the ,eiznre and liberatiiom of tle :daei, uider the cireuitstance., to lbe ile :. IRISH-ESTATES. It lais been w-l itown hb' all the readers of Irih historv tir fie:eien that ina-li if t he mievr fitt l-id hats ori;iai frtiom the ptencir te nre ifi propery. The lai-d -as otwi-d by ivit poverishedl lam1lh1olders, wiho were wnuery ima1: biv tit cilliet iinoire. tItni ' Olne h:1lf ef li-ir oridi t.art rents, and who i I :iert::ei :iei prpry the. in:erveaIvl fil O hse nr:ll) no fre clo-ture tio ally prnitl -i;-ete in cn .-etuere of een.ils anid mlearriaige- set.ltleeni-is. li-it lt owiier was a p1:mlper. the letin s eppress.ed itld shifdes.,ad lie esiates tegh-ted. Pariieieit let-re itiierfered, inl congncqie-ce of ilie siiements oif the itmueri.< Iiely of credi torl's mtlle It, the-in, tnd itrdered ie sale by tte' tit'ol o all etinheried proi-eg'rv. hrve-likio tilt :ll the e:tlail-; and -ei hi-tmec:s. - Frtom 0 -to h-.r. 1319. lt Oeteleer, I8.~1. i tit notniit tth:aini. edl frtomi ti- sale of i tese estate< wias ?15.:1, 0:10, oif wthich lie credliioerst, r-e.dize.d ?10 6 l0, 000. or oiver lilly miilliins tf dithiars. 'Tie par ein.--ers iaiounite-d to 5.6 12, wht will now'e etmphlt-y thte landl for seili realt b~enfit. Out itf tis i-tim tf fifieen miill~eitns tf pemndtl- a-terlitng thin in the imrhat.:S itimy be see-i, oef Irishi I.ndl. Ii i,~ sidl tht teearly a Iton tit eiiung.ery ?tuits! harv- bieen thu' hut :an end tto. mtehi toi the di satl:ei-cttin tif the lri-h havvens. Iunt lie betee fit it lie peopttle mu tst, he greet, titr there ha~s beent in conit-equenetii exebangtie eef iimpoet'b~ - ed ItuEnielons fotr tinet oel prerty alit eniergy, thet un-enenoeiredl pitror it-er -otf thte -it.il meita-ore aind the cotitL emtigrationtt of he tiatit e~ Iri.h lto tbi, etinitt ry, Irceln I niow morte thirenetgbly Engli.-h tligti ste e-veir 'wats *,beore The IrnishI peisantr y, tim i- onlyv :im twas~e simly tt e,.cape strnia-i :mtd wriei h..d fment- a rt fuas. withi us, Imate bc--t stneceedeid hey tei if itusatueh of lFiigiish, Se-e:chl, :.i:d Iri h, whoit have carid ito Irehmti iheir thriti enet theit tidustry;I hte. i manity ini nmers-, ptirebice dI te.ii whertetnin:ey -itiirmei ly prt-vaih-d itn it.- worstt asp1tet; aindl wiihate iintrccdneecd thir rireti iin :hie rioomt if Catholeici-mi. tutd thir to-ri ntiotn-s of loyaltyV in the room ofie tihe re-] lititi-te.lticg.< if the hiiii popol.iii. Irelead, wittith lal.-, t -ix years-, lhe ttuderuoei a iing sty t.iun~tge. Twoe milhiians tof ier potor pe a-tnury liat e left lien, the impetverishied e.stat on tile i t hey barro wed as~ tuts ha~ve bt.en seld, an id the.ir pelaices tilleid by labtore-rs from thet it sister k intgdom.i who iwill tntke thle i ndustr-y antd provi LIIERtA E-U!GinATs --\\'thl :t the rajil-:ted statiton, y-esterdlay ;ttterteoon, wie ntie n oit lies ihani tive waigoni iliied wi ihbedlding, itinks, bttxe., bundleit, antd ieen btt-kets ceinttaiiig howVI. The-e thtingis were- pihuiedi in the heagga ge ear, to be trantspitrted to alhimtone. Theiy be lotigid tt a comtpanly of upwvinl atd ofltiy anu-o moi ied-slavesi-, fotrmierIy bt- eiughig toea ii e-ste oef Messtrst Ge-. Live anid Ti. I elieio, oft i':n.t qeiier andii Londonutiit conieI, Yulginhi ii a . ne were i..formt.ed by a gei emnio coectee-d iiahI th Ameaaricani Colontizattin ance.ietyV. whio w.a Ipresent sup heritnt cending the sttorag~e of tile lieg htgte. iThe iheirs otf thie--e esitat esjgave the emii - rantsian ui itit itf cltiig, tegrienil oral anid n iee-atie,, toul-, ptrtoisiceis. ani cookiie!.!li i-li sili i-tsting :32000,l intel:aiing theirt remteat to Ill:dtmere. wvhieeu tt-y wtiiu .il ini te Liberiia packei ding lie pre-ent week. Ilavitng seeti the baggige, we we-ne int:er-eted inje hl.keing aitt tie reslteiv in itirs eel it. 'IThey were in ia .pectial ear-mienl, w',e.:mdat clirlen; ilu and yonelg ; fretmi thet gr..-ne-iedp.iri iteb Itl iin tjiieel tihe i-etIi-nt eel irem-Ioni itt hi' Libeuriatn re-pitbhlt..ie wile thuere i-eetited tee be-, is its nata, a regre-t tie ptari -t, erhap frem ei, fromi ile 5ct.i e l ofiheir cildhood. wtitot all t edt setil of tli wi~illeni inl thle Iehjee si l wi-to me.re-y on a pelae~t trnip, itii ad, eel cit Ithiia v of a leiiolil 1 il perilhtdjtotn ) t Ali. at the-it plae iof ide-,:ie. ci, ant I rt.a.iz- e t. r.,ta.., anijijaaious...WanlinLUt) conhiauatl. SUPPORT YOUR OWN aloAAICS. Thle IutIo~iaag : e.iib re'aaa.., wlielI we rmud ini sanie of otr ueda.oieais, We transfer tv 'air coil aaaaa:. :anda W'ould v':.raaa-siI v .omiaaed !aaaaa a4 tr readear~. in a u.- vii lage,:ia:d die Stt at iQaiei: 1'iie iq no I nit mo alare iei a le tL~ihani that it is tilt- b..a: d4.n dii (,I' every u-stimilaityiho 'up .rt ii- inuechidea:L 'I'iaav are .a wo'rthyV :aid iai mpipablie Ia'p tir w *nia. a awe fvind ian towni or vill-i_-' l~tiaairi.-hiug u iilaoat their aid. Indeed thir prta'toaave orn abliivtt i.- alIwaysa a traitiix ul i~ i'iiijw~ a 'I,! a Pl~x-"1w hen it i, ad. V:'I!il 1v:1 a:ti: ana iaaaiiiriaa:4.o ai akin-t intoa al laGr Me h',',:aeat Pidiaaal a ilw mirpnar's' Iariaama-r, Ili, clinik "17t* he 6)1 *ekiMi is at il talL viilrege, We sayi tl)o.unuaolvs, 6i flourishing. vIt ummot a tic tilieviia, lor t'e prod aaers art, at'. lii.-iV vrijloii-it. ::aud oun iuimbs4r tlt-' caalsaiitr-. Whoniai:'t r :auc w'i~tvrv~vr - !:ia .*- tavi va-t', thet ;;lpe re vriAtigz wet.iliii. anid tat flitt.: 'tini 1,1u11C ,a i lip f~'ile ri..i:ig frimnin tip h~i.' -1'41d~A" zai:11111 worid aiiy~ . \air*, if' a city or vil:iige lur-altiO o c ijievii ol' this eaitirs IIlg'ice~i. ii-. Inehilt -iii. aaI %l.ippolri ih-i'ae (,I- ,'a*:aa III erai Ia -411111 -uivr ppxv~a, ;t' i1,1:,e Who:: ari! ao-aiaia, il livro -,!a.'jill :, iriiii~g.ate-tiiai' Will yvvi Ii.ev hveot'('a bt*.gars, at;!d 0-vtir a'~:ildrL'n It flhvre i.4 Iai v iraiai ia thae issaiona, that wei IMAi:~ ais ni lia ill~ to) .v i ri att-r'ae it) do. t1~i t''.~d 4' lit'- *.:mtuiity ; biaao area. Nu~aiia edab he a samea i~:i~i~ ifiet At a iia wiata IVi iu lt Run: '-tal dI~ e.iialmieas. l'a Idlai I, ,, c%,! mv ii.,aa iaa Ik pawer i-ttllllalaL and fii-:avr imw'ae a ild iay ir "111401 v iaawi inaerie. uspe A Al iaalpI'an an j%, nin Mlh hae aaaaken Meh gA.;l:'t prsah . iii' i s -v~d~ , I~a hat a,% 111aul bi-e-'iauiir tv rt ! Iv~d , tnaa V al-ia t 1):-in iliare 1ixtriiiw . a:1:1 tit ini:aiaa: wrill dviay Il:! zirdi uc-.a oi llany aili-t~~ ril dw:a gretst pritils. lIilt' l1:t '.I itp-'ri:.g I qa: a n ;ai i's ash chivap 3ai1d. hi..It- arir.aa'u. iii uti4tipi a. lan with ''ur Village ini'eiaili, i.tshiint sigh .e taitndt'.toiig o:Iasre--ards tilit- ia.ehiaa-ia aw in vaauiaer ; anid it* Illi.- uiercoahawt-uld l'n 11rtliir iia't the lipe the, jii oaf Il~i.;V~ in.i ia'ei''.L by (liajag -;I. ] thae a~iaIviC1:iia briig~.tile c;a-e 1 is Iiia'vi eloar, ind lie. lperii4an y iitq jr uii ii1eraiti it ; su p. posej t hat icvary inadividal wh;: ipva jaa',eses thie aavaaaoa. anA walo ttZ'es iaa Iii- 1*.anily ftii air ive landred ahithlar.,' %640 an ia u goo~s per nflaaairn. oh aid. iasneddt 'IF lni tig o i n aa ta ret~ail, gao to olaiaa t' &a v iil':I eslVkbi. - 11 iandit Pu Chase MAi. p"!a ; S, p 3'-wYuuld lie nul, inl IML VaICK oiaaaaaiia nuocl ..i ailieral asiursa:, aaa-h %%okaid !I 111t .1 isi ha lima %-I it rudi iliii lie was w.trriala :.gpai:sat Hi aV iniintram. by uetnaayiiag th-e tau-i Hi-v. i l is4.10I'aa a nd' giviig it.L :t iat her ; :and UlDa* i-, 1 It e--; waiaahd rtacak aupim hiamaaia Ata ble Iii, by flie d ereai.e a'1' hiis jariperie imul bin: ti at la.i:iie ayi 0a' Sait!a Ila d"it iiiereilana. WeV Ma IL0 h~~,I i "11.i,: en" x~.mt aea "M e aawl Ibv aaazi.l! e.ca I.. heap aI;a. s . !ta t 1111i.11. tipO-Il rly a1114.1 ti.inuie ' i it; r lielidboa, and~ v1';:: ilD 1'illL dcot-\ pol 01 IL-' U ~a .1Ii .4 ''at~C it-aVtp cii: a:lh; a.a'. aQ aaa "C a iova-a A.n ""I s"au.aa' i a11 . -1 i V E i i i - I-) ~ I :'e iae ta e d Ia i'Ialailt l lilt iiJi :aitell, ia ii4g'er iwp i t li area use a, I h.*' iti tl ) prlie I. i. Iin. i' So? i.-e ia', aeed t., gali ta id il Iivru, Ilidr.Iane wt -3.1ja. el aiii %- i il -tr a" I ii Pvjl. ( TJL.MALL SYVItCE.-This day. by mut' mni.eundestanding of the contractint purtivi t iails. cenated to be carried cover the Seuth Car na Railromd. Tile final correspondence betwe thte company and- the Department will be fe ill our columns. It seens to us 'hat the Po itiaster Genjeral has made cne or two grnve m tekes, ind we regret to say it, bcauuse we thin him an iolneet and zenlons publie function But why make the peremptory &anmmd o6 change of schedule upon the company si. nen the term or their contraet ? Especially. wh take .ihe necension of a. di erence with the com pany it, disavow, practically, : contract made' It his- agen1. Sir. Frierson,.which has been suffere to run as genuine for some months?' BUt w (leo not propiose to argue tle qpestion of who.i right. Tie real issues with.us at present a who is to suffler, and how much are we to.anffler We belie-ve tle railroad co-miany is disposed.i (do wh.t thvy cant to lighten the enlamity of stoppage oft the mails. A difficulty somewhn like eits oceared in 1835, and then the can.pn tendered to ihe Postmaster tle use of the road Iot a stated time Lt convey the mnils free to c arge. Some'tiing of the sort would seem to he nleeess:;rv now, tunless we are to con-iler tt existin diflicilty as involvtti a state-of war, in Wichd tihe parties are hound; in duty and honor not tonly to do e:el1 other a- much damage posile, but ako it, einftrce- upon neutrals the urgent nece.-ity of eaidineg frmcn mnder, and cursing both " their houses." 'lke public will, at iny rate, sufmi-r reat itconvenieoe, perhapr eu tijttry. We hope it will not be unneces sarily ggrava ted. The maill systemiseertainly a himlithg, when tinie wilf land wherr'it belongs' -ott tle shore of the'Dead Sea ; but wo- are it quite ready for the change yet, nid- the' tranti.itn imn.,t always be attended with incoa. venience. Perhaps in our present trial e-noe. inauguraing a new era. Let us hope.-C7tls. ton Mercury. . NEW MARET AND Aetr CONNECT!ON.-We ex, ract widi b regtet and disappolintiet, the foil hmin,g ri.ark from the last Edgefield Adcerti ser." The Mee:ing at Woodrille.-We underst:nd that Me.es.rs. Pe'rrin and Mirmgn made able Rail. riond sp'eeles tilt the oceasion. Bt the spirit f tlbe p..aeple. where is it! 01aly' ix thousand live hiutalired dolbar. were suh-oribed to the prolspecive Aiken aid New .Mtarket connection ria ligeield C. 11. We l'enr it ik a gote case." It is indeed, we flear, - a gone case," if tile people of Edgefield ciatlot muster up a sufdiiett. ey if energy and spirit. to build. with.the libetal nasittee of the Greenville & Columbia Rail. road C.-mpany. n road whose location and ifltt ene mut% chie'fly benefit themselves.. They ureli do not expectthe pleplpe of Abbeville afer- iaving gone, and that without regret, to the u:most linit.s of their means inv the ceonstruct ion t tile main rond, to hurden theisselves farther itn building a branch through one or th rieheet; wan:tilt of pbe spr is otiioros And uinworthy of her. The editor miv well excliin nfier sneh tppeals, " The spirit ojrf'n ptople, where is it'" A large portionft of it is bound up Cast in their pocket-blooks, and the remainder is gone to do. velupe the re.uurces of thu f.tr We'-t. Abbeville Banner. EXTExsivE C,-UNTE.FrTaNG.-The acutlnri ties -f Po1ladeiphia have arrersted a man named .Jlihn Wilsoin in a elrtte of forging the coin of thie Ult:i el States. It n; 1,osesstion was feund a1be4ut 5 81.000 inl 'cuntel feit hills on the Phila d.-phia baiks. Abot 810,000 of thi.e kind of mon.etiy lun.s been pt in circu'elation withint the~ la-t Iw mn1tht1S in the Coulnties of Delaware, I Chiev:ter, l.:ue-lter, and PI'lHalelphta. When :arre.t e'd t he prie-er ofiered t he tificers nll his plhtes and as mm-h moey as he coild raise if they'V wold let him gt. No counterfeit coin was found pon hi-, persen. Two cerleilers were arrested in L aer.nge counaty, indimne, whoe had in lieir lpoe.-sion conn elrfeit bills tin the City Ba ik of New Heav en, t onnee.icn, to :.he :n1utnt eof $10.000. A ashier pronoteed it the best cotmerfea'it he ever saw: in lfeL an alsUt exact copy of the olrigintal. TICKF.TED THroUGa.-At present 'uman iw.. gc-t.uity seem., to be tase'd to, lie ulmo.,1, to ang ge'.t meansll. by whci'lthihe -lives oif passengees mtty be perese:ved, evene if ai ve's!el goe's dotw a-at seal. Te laist,::nde perhaps lihe leatst, we find inl thle Beoston T1raoeript. It ise the slngtcst ion of an o ld sea enptnlin. an~d contemit'ttaes a aufl. -cint ntumtber cef life bolt., to necommtodqte the pal~lssengers anid erew, each boat to be pisided with a cempiass, water anid food, tand tee be item. biered and11 placLed unldert the comman~eed of an- clli-. eer of a iear-l. As eh piersoni taikes pnwage inl the vCe.,el. he is also ticket ede fo r a poesitlim ill olne of I ho life~ boa ts, so thtat, itt case of accident, each one knotws whtere he. belongs. IAxoNY~etoUR [JETT~ttS, ALTAS" BlUCKETS."--Ottr Pos.. .\lnlter has altownl us two letters directed to per-et-In, 11 inti eigilhrbehd, t hat had been sent, Idne tee tihe Pee5:mn.esler at Newv Yeerk, the oth~er to thec Poe,tn11ster att Baheinmore, to be mti'ed at thlo-e phtces for the personis tee whom thev were aiddre'ssed. The above genttlemenly P. .tl-s 'ery proper ly ret urned thtema te thik olllie, refntsieg to bec ines. rltmeental, inI any3 way 1 auc~h a hew :n11i cewardly nect. We know~ ntot who we Ilt, nore dho we enre, for the perseons who woeuld * sert tees ee m ani'l id atssansin-like mode of re'vengce-if it is inten'ded for that-ennntnt be tr'usted as a frientd, atnd a danogeronts mant in a communhJtll . WeI. knowe a circumntance where such a letter ntetualaly breeke utp eoe of the :neost incterelsting( famtilies iln teur lequalitacte, -drovo the hlusband to a druiekard's grave, the wif~e to t110 pooer-hoeuwee, aned thteir tonly child, at twelIve years o d, was sent tee the Hiouar of Refuge in Petiladelphtii, for steneiing. WeL rea.d th.at letter, an~d alth101ghi it didt neenICse a~ny persen (of :tnythinig erlaninal, it waIs nileelnt to cantse dis. trust aned jetaltonsy, antd uhuimate separation mind uint. 'Thiere is no excuse feor time writers of eetth letters. They ttust bie clased as either cosewardly einemfies, or inte'rmeddling dangerous necighburs.-Laeurenistille Hieracld. THE revenues collected by the various reli I ineas soieties which have the~ir heatdqttarters in Londmn durinig the past, yeaer, have amoieuted to upwards of one million sterling, or more than $3,000,000. Tu HERev. Ed wini T. WVinkler has aecepted theo unanimouscL1 cell oaf thle First Baptist Church in' Chtarlestn to bectene i~s pastor. A DOLLARL FOL Tnt Pats-rea..-A K-tnucky pa per saeys that it Is becoming quite fashijonable ine that quasrter to enchlose a ddllir nb~h marriage notices, whiena settdintg them to the ptriner. We thtink the eu.-bom a go.-ed tone. The exampflhle is woer-thcy of iml tationf, anld ou~ght lee be foledhu~s up ev'erywhere In cttead or seneding theem minus of an~y fee, and the-pon-. taege no! pide at thiat, as some people havet'dueae in Suuth Carolina. Six dollars to printer and priest,. Neoeensible maan enn refuse; Five doellacr tee reender heim blest, And one to publish the mnews. C7 Col. Pat tirs, of Alabhamae is spoken of for S..,.cru.ary , im e. ashonu, Mr. unannaaiciahia