The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, August 11, 1869, Image 2
Extraordtar Spsotaoo in Tenne3soo.
The tito curtitus I pieitomenont of
which we haive ever holard, occurred in
Oh1tihallam citounty on WednIes-1ny lst.
The dav It will be remembeured was ro.
narkabfy hot, so tiat mlot people in the
couity had to tek the sh.adu nhonit
noon. At this hour, oan the fairt of Ed.
Sharp, live miles fripm Ashlail, asort
of whirlwindol CIn1n along over the 1.eigh
boring woodQ, takinig utp small branches
atid letnv-s of trees and biriining.them it
a irt of 1aminog ylitmler that traveled
at the rato of aihut live miles anil hour,
nd develoling in size ias it tiividelt.
It eassed threctly wver the opot--where
a CIII of h10OeS were reelinlg. and sinlged
their tanes il tails up .to tho roots ;
it Ihen swept timalrd the house, tikiag at
Stilek of hay lit its cotalse, which it set
oal tire. It, steemited ito increase il helat
as it weint, And ly the ltte it relneblm ilite
lntse it inaaediately tred the .Mhioiule,
from oi d to Ctnd elf the lllil!itig, so that
In te t iiites the Whole .blilding wsi
wraplied inl lituv,<. The tall colmam of
tfaveliog 4tnlfa ie . be c tht .1.led !t Scou'se
over at n lient liell Iliat had ibeel rectnitlY
eradleti settti fire to all -tI e stieks tha't
hnppieied to he ini its course. -Pas.sing
from the tiedl, its coure lay over ;a
ttrutch of woodl;s whielh retaclatd to lie
river. The green laives mn the tiees
'were crispied to at vinider f r a treldIth of
twenity y lrds it a stralght line to Ile
Cumberland. W hii the "psiltar elf fire"
rtichelld tle wiler, it Surb14leialy1 chan iiged
its course down the ivet, ru111sinig ta
Colmtilil of stenmita wliil then went
tap tat tie cliouds for aboit a balf
a mile, whlieat it ilinlly died olit.
Not lss than t wo hunidrel pao
ple witnesed this stranget afsht
peit, notinelit, and14 fill of themt tell substint.
tially tie ameim istry iboat , it. 'IThe
faarmer Sharp was lult hot..:less by the
devotuing element nid is ttwo huses
were so ulfretud thot ito good is exprelted
to be got (tift (of thim in the iture.
Several n ithered trees inl the wood.
through whihali it paissmd wvre ,et o firv-,
and coitinilaud batlaring stiil. - Na.h1 Ville
Pres, 20th in%t.
Oreattneas of Tex13.
The H1ato(-tim es) orrespondent,
Tealy 8, of tIL Na.v Vomk ,u1irtial tlf
ConIIt.ct1 satys tint Tevxas atlever etVtr
ed Ju "-l l a Imot l4 a tt intlig proelspects
or a aimle yithm of -all the! piroajnet,
which se ics ctiviatig. Thw eiropl o
(or1 and potattivs. i,ond, l tami wAtheli tila
allmid iat onle has never hies i realih7wd
time thl e An rglat xa race ilabited tihe
coniry.
T itet r " tl.. Il that lie tag ielllilral
illalilities tt Txas tae alinl-t li mital
cnt Feion. f''w t-rrit ies elf itr 'izt
posse. s, s, large t tt tilailp tn of o:ial iha
etal he prtplycultliiientd. Thi S:nte
11a0ne, it is th.m1aglt, atndiler a hIgh s1e .
of falaaling,ealt he < "Col- ito ymhl m) V r,.
cottoni ad sig: thi li:1am is anoa v t odet d
inl the aest lf thie Santah31. Its n hett pro-.
darctig 4eaayneitivs are verY grreat, atIl
they are being raidll,y devvi-alpe<,, atl
will ilerea, n. rail-goanl failile ivs exteild
to the wheat re,,il. 'Tie ratamio plant
aa1t the palama cri,ti, or ntr- mail b 'at
havu been itrmnilueel inl Tvxna:. T,he%
culturi of senl-W-amt eatian I beb' t-x
teaided oil lite cast regiit aaf tiitm St:t .
loerense-d nittkion is Iil to friit.ar,W.
inag. Tec ntlure (if tie ten plant friam
Chinat i mneAh 1i.n!ke a f. Sh-i-n hls.
baituiary is quiste pro alitnlea. 'lThe brethatt
of gr'iunaad plsantedi itn 'aira enneit a- naatt
nily itwarenaing. Th'le tugar atip laras
poets oaf thtis' ye(ar atre goodaa. \\'hnt a
Ste!otsgi alee nowtt, i's iunti
gratialn, nnada t Imi is desat ineda lto lat x ina
to) it fromai t th e!ihaustib'le'fuain'i of(
G;ermtsttantili thte Nor'tht-to say nth-la
Tui r Svtoso .1 \t tttr..---1.\b. l'.taetth
( adIy Siantten has s'tated o alI niiew hiath.
hvitt the utu lntt's a igihts unaivtetiaent.
Shte repndlIiIes tha h:ahilf-tny hhmmaert'i t'as
I inme, atal goes in faaor ta tatire i- iam
ilatity ia' tIe thet o*iif lie as'xe<. Shte
sas:"The traie iden's is it' thet sexe<s,
tat dir-sa'saanerny taitke ats pohisible. \Ae
tav e sean setila baeh'. aires ed pnt.
ci-e'i'la ke gen-tt'lemen'a, whoti appe'areda
har moare ele'g:m at:ntal g neiefual latihan ni
reail m-mat we evera ssaw.v A yoatntg hly~
itt F"ifth A vea.'me,i drte<sevd itn n-ah- coas attnea
fort y eara', tratv'linag tall overat l':utrhape nedta
thlis couttaryi. Situ i'nys it wott ha atve
becen impoaassiblta (to hav e seeinatal
knaow a annehh saf life itnt natn:tsa's attihe,
and to lav e tall thle Iih-pendaencaite iam
Feeasit ly slat dial, hiiIad hert'x lwtei halo
inaimtetl bef'.are ait krsiel nal the itt.
Tlhetre tare tany a~ gotd rasonts fuar adaip
ting mste eaa,tumae. Viahst, it is thet. tim.st
conit enal!at dess that e'nia he invienated;
sesonda , itt it wm:m aishm uttth l seenra e e<psa
waices whI ith an for the sameit work;
thir'd, a conacenhneta.'st of' 'tx coubalt lara
eeltt 'uatttmv a,i a < fatrm thtia,e. terrlible
on arnat.es fromta bru ata I moni teported in alIttall
out' daly' ai'es."
A Gt.a'st Paarat m.:ev.- 'Thle 1i' ticktan
(Ky'.) t.ourtier' noatattemns the tde'atht ta
Mtiss Stisana C . Gotail knownatat' t as thet
sleepi .ag womaiei'. 'Thte fat is well atta
tten teited tat .\ti' at l.'t had en litr
ate c itomatia, aar sleepl. LThis d5iiispstui
tiona to con'stalt.p wiul tas prtaatttnead by nt
Fseveret' tatnek tat cill :a ti l'ev'ert, u.ince'
which~ ti tme shtu tatty woke tat intt etvnds,
oncte or tw.'ae ii aly, remas~aiing atw ake
fort taut ~ aew maintes. Otn thea day3 tof
her dleathl sihe tmide aone atr t wo predlia
t'ins, wihiebl ntre giveat lay the Giaiet'
Car wtrit they are waithtl. One wtas that
the atin wionial lite taitaliy ec'alipsedl on tihe
'Ith o f A aguast, a t fat wih heliat 'oulad
noti hiavie nat knowma ledge, ats her' l fiendls
assert. Anthera wats athiat "'alt sitna
woiti n'ever' shinae ats bariglht aftetr that
day,"' wt thih wtill indtientime tatt t he enid
(af athe wot bt is spteedlily ntpp r.meingiat.
WhethIer' a conastanat slee'pert is butter
qu-aIlleda tat preadia' luture evet'st thant a
witideaa'tke pat haet, is at pinat we wIIll
not pt'etcand toa dec.iale.
Mius. --T'IhAIti a ing r'tni's tif tie r'oaa t are.
baitied uponta b gai deiionts, ai ouaght to
be naoiversaaly adea kno.a'n a. Tliic 'outasa
on railraoaids ennr hte rajeeaed If they do
nott ftr' the exneut tamtiOat oft their fiare.
Giondta'ors tire taot botundtomtakeuht.ago
All ruailt'rn hickets alte goatd I(ii used ;.
condi louts goda fator lhi aay only', or'
*therwti'se uiamititag tinae of ge.ntiieess,
are oito oaccouint. Piassentgers wvho loste
their tickeua ennt he ejected, fronm the
cars, uanless )thr puarchntso a second one,.
Pitsrenige.rs arc bondc to obsei've a~ de.
cottumt In.'the eratam inal are oblhigedl to
comuply with tall ireatsonablo..d ceanada to
.8 ;aaf,<atg in di pliitom; or tiloerr
rendrs a peorson liable t~ lap paut off- the
trpa,Nig. oane Iitas: right wo monoipo.
'i i4tpt seats tha I ba at. is psaid for.;
IIa enrti'ti 't it atent whlile then owteial
~E'tloa ly,absenat; enaities him to hH
Bee' Qrchiiprunn.
Can Whitos and Negroes Intorgarry I
It has heen decided by the Sup 1ne
Court of G6ergia that the intermarriogo
of negro 'anld hite Is illegal, niull and
void. in,efAtaIticelirow in liver..
ing tle ois iof t0e 1(,1,' iidhl1
the codub( Oe rgi t'-ktmwji nit Irt 1 a
("ode, wl,l ol as dop t4diti the h
ConT4vAnip4i. fW1ever koh w he, mur
1 ing I.eltoh:'btven ie', o jxO(;j
ami aelfres all such illlrrliget null nnd
void. The eleventh sectiori of the 1st
iarticle of the new Gonstitution declares
th'It "the social astatus of the citizen
shall never be the subjt of legislat iou.",
where it litnds them." It prohibits the
repenliig of iaws regianiting social miat
teis, itd prohibits tle ennetment of new
laws-o1rthi- subject in future: Under
the same featiure of the law i and consti
uition, clihes'hmve the right to regu
late intters coniected with the social
stius inl their congregations, the while
to exch11de ir lAssify piersons attending
eituircl, and the colored tho fame right.
'lhe .ime is held to be true of railr oad
adtil sleamlont comilplanies, and0 hotel
keepers. This Inw, mas the Ohif J11H.
tic-e, "was ldictated by wise stlisnatela.
ship, nod his a braced nl solid foaunda
tion inl polley, Rustained by soutul rea
sio and commtkion sense." With all the
411etstions s to GJeorgin being a 8-ate,
1111l the dotht ats to hor true stalus in tle
"blessed Ution," this certainly gives
ier anti envi-Oale position nmong her con
freri s iin "rebellimi" inm antt-wI und soritil
mntteis. We opline oilr people woldl
Iiregm tihe privilege of a sttu in flill
i'llo1wslhilP foir jlst steli home regula
tions.-Wailhlini Cour ier.
Gnit for Peach Trees.
Downing. inl Iiis work on Fruit Trees,
speiks of the npliiea I.ol of sult to peach
tiet - aj very cisA . :l% n a gent fAir the
:!i.ti etion of Ot peich worm. Ile snys
"In n ihhiOirhood where the pvacl
wvorm winly destri)Y-s one half tie peneh
treev, we have seen them preseri ed inl
the hilthiest c41nd1ition by toa nnoual
,aplientiit oI i haimdftl of oarse salt.
'0h4on1t tie collitr of tie tree at thu surface
of the giti.
'I'lTis t.llies with m11Y experience ex
netllv. A few Vearssince, having scime
yolig trees wiich didl not preset ns
healthfiu li nilw arie as; a ns desirable,
31nd havinig n mall Itarsbly of rvfiuse
satI ont has, I resbed to aiply it Ito
-vane or th unothi irty trevs. Ilhe chaige
wamilp'.t ice the rippettrance nnd( cmnditiion
Of ulte trees Ill % hich .Ialt was applied,
wvas ver y reaitrnlielklil. 'The0 foliAge as
omted a dark green color, arl the
goWtxth that followed was very gratify.
itog.
Wimthot being awvare tilti recitly,
,if 1h stegestion f Ir. Downing, I coni
litinN1 the u.t. of the silt, and aitl the
,nm haIppY reslilt, and nim colnfident ill
lie belief, that ivarh growers wall ruid
I tot their adval)inge to ndopt tle aT I.
I wbich I la ve fomi to operuate so well
Whether Ohe vigor of the tree is due to
ie de:(rut1ioit of the worms, or whether
t the etin of the sat, which experi- c
namd hot tiiultoritAs tell us promotes the ,
'urdure tntl luxuri.mice of fruit trees, I
mell notit strione-6d to u*y. I give voi
he facts, leaving your re!iers to draw
heir own conclu4onl.--',x. t
0
Thle alar'aeents of the Eaiumenienal
.ontteihlabegin to assumeai shiape. Theore
viiti' a acei tin aimbter of parelimtimasry
'ann eils held, netennlinug 1o the1 Perseve-.
nom A' e:ach sof which il bi te presidled
tiver bya rdinal apeinlly -name,ml by
e,li s ut ill thien bie prtllaimlead as rnanoni
enl i s ill the LSins1, prsie over by
thei P'ope haimself. Thlere n ill he abalut
tenii of the4e ste.Ssi"1n, butt th1ey are not toi
biei'', to n hith e.n taina propoasitions will
be1 re:,'l, ia li hih will vot' atpom themt
byv :t-chlotion nnd11 a wal iith.mat IdieCtion1
whatei~ ver. The piran 11 ime, as at pres.
eall lixed,. gives f.,r thle re'spec:tive sex.
'i-miS thle foill'awag 4.ubIjets: First,
sos; thinl, ilahifYerentiim, toleoraattisain, iin
'ilm, secret~4 in-ietie<?, liible sie times,
Iht'ratl ler!ical soc1ieIieCs. in1 six thi.
right t, in Itwenotyi ltses ; Six th, errors
lin sor'itttiol its rehaitons to1 the 1 cliireb,
niatril taoil Chr'istian mItioratl. ini ten
ringte, ini ten Ite<es ; uninth Iion1 the sover
1''ityIi of' the Poape oif Itomeo in wo the
'1es ; tenth(I, ton mioderna lilber alisml, ini four
theses.
We' hne "been221 presen5tedtt', byl a ftrienh,
with thle follow inag simpt e md iode of ccema
pa i t~ il 'inrst. It is worth repulica
t ion ; and it n' ill, no donh1 lt, be of i nte.r
est to wome of <mtr readers:
Ma llinify any given numbeiir of dollars
by 11, thetanumber oIf dhaysi of interest re
girhedl, se'parat thde tight handt liue,
notil div ide hby six ; thie result is thie
trute itaterest for such a1 nlumbaer of days
141 six pert cnt. T'i s rule is so sitmple
aid sIl true, ne'cotdinig tot all butsiness
canlt 1141d cerak shiould post it upi far
rcet'eei.id use. Bly nio arithatcen
(me obltni aed w'ith sm) few igaures.
Ori tuiiiitiply by one -si xLth of 11theinm
het' of d:ays. Tahinterest tot $1 ,0t0 fam
thiity d 'ys woubmi thusa be foutnd by sim
lly multIpalyitng by3 live.
Mv.cnAsiCes Lmostso OtT TOnl TIT.
"A jIlmt miet ig of all (lie tradea 11n
tons of t his cotrytl kt soon to lie enIlthd
to ta.ke intoi cotnsider'ation thec greal in.
tini of Chtinese immatigratts ti' this c,otin.
try. 'I lie olli'er's of' the Natial Work
itinmen's Unimn, hanve lately taddrctete
letters to vinns111 tades uiolns through.
cmuit the counttry', calling (their at tentti.tt
to (lhe imtter, and1( askIng ndrice. Re
pres'eonlives of the T'raades UiTaona of
Gatlifmornia, are now hit New Yor'k atnd
other Enter.ni cities, ngitatig (lie que's
tiion. I learni that thea stil more Itn
porltantt quesllotr of' negro c quality in
(lhe workshops, will also bie d Ieussed,
wlith) 'de'elsive results."
A OnalL.FAt.1.s On' A P'IT.AzA *'so ra
Kla.I.Sn.--On S3at'rdny after'ncon lust, a
little child ol M'ir. KennedIy, (condutLtor
on (lie South (1arolna RtaIlroad,), tabot
eight years'of aget fell fromi thk~ pinna of
thie teatc l story: to (lie ground, recelivmtg
lijuries whileh occasion death * short
timte after.-Charleoston Newa.
"Pa pa,.what'.Is a..bhu ?" t is,"
replied papa, 'Nbehin itamnina pretends to
be fery femnd of me1, and puts noe bu1ttons
on my shIrt till reminded of it'a 4uiozen I
timaes,"
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, Aug'-U, 1860.
40eo Neuested aniounce that
Ret. J. B Dargan 'will preach in the
Baptiqk Uhurch, WQeg4gsday.might, at the
Usim%.okrho public are
cordially invited to attend.
There are two lettsA 'in the Herald
oflico for Mr. J. P. Sligh.
FA.II.Y FL,ou.-R. Moorman & Oo., in
order to acconmndate the town trade,
have put up, every week, at Aull's mill,
a superior quality of new flour, in quar
ter and half barrel sacks.
We invite attention to the sale of lands
helonging to the estiate of Danuiel DelWalt,
deceased. The tract contains about two
hmidred acres, and is situated near tlkp
railroad. Upon the premises is a valua
ble orchard.
Tho weather, moroin)gs and evenings,
is remarkably cool, and during the day
quite Septemberish. Gotton looks ex.
PEsoNAL..-Durl-ing the past week, we
had ic pleasure of meeting with our
liend and confrere of the Laurensville
Herald-Mr. Thomas Crews. Tom looks
well-and how can he help it, when he
ri fiects the radiance of the sex-angel
ique? We also had the pleasure of
meeting with that genial hearted gentle
mni-Mr. Ward Motte, of L,uirens, and
our young filend John Brantley, former.
iy of onr town, but now a resident of
Penfleld, Ga.
DFer.cors PeAci:s.-Mr. Archy Sloan,
will ilease accept our warn thanks for a
basket of the largest and most beautiful
peaches that we have yet seen this season.
And vhn sent us the big watermellon
xhich we found upon our table yester
lay ? It was the roundest, rosiest, rich.
pst, and the bweetest melon that we have
aisted since the 4th of July 1860.
Yiho sent it to us ?
Peter's Musical Monthly, the School
lay Vizitor, Burke's Weekly, and the
)roof Sheet for August, and Deinorest'%
dagazine for September, are upon our
able. The above Magazmes are, as
laual, brilliant and paiquantu in make upm
ad matter.
IMPOnTA %T TO P.A NTFsR3 -A joint stock
ompany is being formed in this State in
-hieb nll are requested to participate toes.
ab1li6h a cotton tced oil mill at Colombia.
Ve linve tim b,,Uapee tetore u.,, it;.
Do lengthy fr.r us to publish. but will be
pen to the inspection of all. The c. tton
eed oil c.ake is readly eaten by all kinds
'fstock, is more n'ftritious an.l dige,ti
Ie than corn, the manure derived froni
i. is much morre valuable than thtat from
orin. Any thing~ which 'i i' reduce the
uverage consunspftion of corn in tik dis5.
riet will he a great blessing to our farn,
srs, who tind so much diflicultyv in rais
ig it that they are discouraged, And do'
not feel like wastin~g their time or landt
in the attemplt than they can piossily
avo,id.
"The s:ockholders "ill send' theLir seed
to the mill, w hich will pay freight, pre.s
out the iili, andl return the oil-eake, wtit
au third or the profits on the. oil to tihe
farmer sending the seed. The remnaininig
prolims of the nill leave a very handls'.me
net income to the stockhoulders. The
subsrcript ion hooks are open at the ofleet
of Cjolonmel W illiamt W allace, in Columbia.
adwe leatrn'that the stock is being rap
idly subsrcribed, to be paid in cash,, pay
abhle ini October, and in cotton seed."
There were no services in any one of
the six chumrebes in our town last Sab
biath morning and afternoon. The Lu.
theran chiurcht Is without a pastor, the
Eibi,copaul and Assoeiate Reformed are
only statedlly open, the pastor of thie
lBaptist chutrch Is stilt seriotusly indis
iposed( and the pastors of the Methodist
aind Paesbyterian churches were' absent.
lIn the evening, Rev. Mr. Lawton, of
the Newherry Circuilt, preached an elo.
qluenit sermon in thme Methodist Church
to a large anmd appreciative Corigregationm.
A delightful seales of prayer imeetings
are held every Sabbath afternoon in the
Baptist church. The services Are con
(ducted by the older members of the
ebtureb, in the coturse or which mnny
very b'py and( eloquent remarks are
''llered, much to the edileatioti of those
present. We lovo p)leasant, ifannliar,
unastudied words, that come froim
earniest, reelinig hearts, presenting pic.
ttures of real life.
During the absenee of the pastor, we
leatnm that these meeting. wi be con.
tinued, andi we hope that all who
formerly attended will make It a point to
be lireserit otn said occasions.
Protracted meetings were held dturing
laat week and the early part of limo prra
ott week, in vat ious portions of the- dia.
trlct. Thme Lutherans have had an Inter
esting meeting at Et. Mathews ; the liap.
tists at bit. Zion amnd Blush River, amid the
Methodists at Trinity.
The other mnornbmig while wenddlng otur
way to thme ofice, we o'verheard a very
pretty Miss say to hegopmpanion,"Bleauty
Is but skin deep, but ugliness goes to
the bone," which set ns to thinkimg and
thus ran our thoughts: does she who
Is so radIant with thmo fresh blusimng
beauty of seventeen- suinmera, Jttet bud.
ding Into the nmoro :beautiful period of
early woma,nhood,. belie- what she eayA?
no I I was folin to beliete, ;thnt neIther
,,he nor her Cosimpanion, whose shle-long
grianen were drinking in withm n1mmur
the intoxicating efrulgence of her spring
like beauty, believed what was said,
neither do we believe it. It is a vene'
jkblo edage it; i true, .4ut like most of
Aa:jILy sontences uttgiY fatlo 'nd
tnireqire the ventljation of q,few Mo.
"ets thouglt, to dIsove themn Into
;ooAnso aPithssipato'their.qpplIcability
40 6Oman nature into airy nothing.
S BuL If this were all, it wolill not Jol1t
that we should write you anythilig tpon
the subject. Its influcnlce is pern icious
and demoralizing, and.thereface. we shall
dot down for your beneit our. thoughts,
uponl the subject, The outward formi
and expression of tie iman species has
been inade to mould itself to the inward
mind..by the Creator, so that' to its: fel
lows it should ever: be anl index to the
character of the soal. This has been illui.
trated time and ag:ain in the lives of ainny.
We might cite innumerable instances,
but it would render the artile too long.
Socrates was born as ugly as a satyr, but
by his deep thought, by the sculpture of
reason, virtue and selfsancrifice, he so re.
constructed his fice, that at last a god
saw himself thervin, and the Plimdon
shone with him. Vhoili that is nearing
the neridian of his life has' not seen
atniong his acquaintanCes some beanti
(il boy launch onat into dksipation and
*isciouls society', teeming with such inag
nificent outward signs of all that goes to
give as-mraneo of a man, degenerate un
der such influences into. a. qiisera.ble
apologr for a man and a besotted brute.
Men and women are the sculptors or
theniselves, and nil are born with a
certain ftesh anm itugged vigor wthich is
aS pliable a '%x, and if they study' it
walk circmnpeetly refining by a dnily
practice of virtile, se!fdlnial, truth and
love, they nmst i-t itably become more
and more bean. . .r their rugged na
ture will, as it %%ere, absorb their char
acter and show it forth upon its surface,
aid this will not icease with anly epoc of
life, hut rin on until even the worms
shall fva.st uplon that mere clay, the iril-.
ror " hieh I eflects tie soul -aid jilst as
surely wil the dail. or periodical prac
tiee of vice, crneltr, deceit and bate,
stamp its hideous linleaumentq uponl the
mndex of the -hioracter and mar the beai
tifill f,bric wilich was o iginalil made so
perfect that even the great es-enco of
beauty, God, pronouneed it good.
OuR TZLSCOPe --Dear ierahl readers.
the Senior wiA %o much d.lighted with tihe
spring that his c:xnberAnce knew no bpund-4
and he made a -sud.jen spring into town,and
landed right in our midst when we were
prep.mrin.sr for our la,t ine; like a good lint
band ani fither. be cauld not be cont-:ned
uOl iis fam..Iy b.ithed with him in the
dII-s of - the -mountain dew: oit wiy
should ie, a In-n hal Cured is only bored,
an) 1 he was not himself' while his better
hlf wC8as here.
There aire alme'ut if nor quite (our Senior
woul~d say m.are) dong' ini Newbua~rry thtan
people great arri r-:nali. buit whiile we hrave
so many' anid eacrh in rthe e'yes of some one
lsme%-as somne great virtue, we doubt: ir
there it o',e wh''. [inrts are so amnrusing mas
the ap.:Cimren we heard or the othe.r day,
who noum or.1 cen catch chrickerns, but knows
in,w tod'i-crhinei) te in tn:een his mater 's
an't lih i nel"t', -rs.' alhvays catchling the
im-ighbuor. lthe-re's tr poInt in that.
Stra:r-~' rinnorsr are affim 'ab)out the -Juns.
i',r's -andelrt.,kirrg to m ide two veloe-ipedJes at
once. I tho'u.t: I 'vs sonmeon the Inach, ine
brut e mi't preten-l to any such expertness.
I amt lnclinedl. however, to believe that lthis
is inren-led Or'y *s an ilustration Whalt
domes it moe:rrr? C.an it be pomasible thart het,
Ilke yonn.m: Lochinvarr ot old, imetrnds to carry
motf any3 ofth man iriry fair daminelst of Newhjer
r*y, anid intendis availing himnself' of thre v
hb-Ie of tire period ? if so, francy tire scene.
itright tr.r,m,.i.gh; rthe Junior hatancing hmis
a'b:trmner tenderly (for your v'eloelpede re..
quiret bomne setinrg I asurd you) arid works
trg Iris thnbil ars at a treradmnill mauking his
rtpid move t'nward-s the rnearcst parsoniuge.
W ell, f.t'sh ion ru's ut all.
Saturdany, t be 7mb of,4ugust 180, will long
bie rememnberest by thre citliz.'ns of; Newberry
as time great day for eclipser everyting
"was eclipsed. first camne a great chotul and
ecIiImsed rte Comt tIlinse, so) that it was
with dimennuiy we' couli fltmd otur way
through the d.arknessa whieh covered the
sildewurlks to the pos-t o>ficee. Then camne
the hamnd d' A friquo with Jim llud,on bilow
irg tIme lug drumr anid a lively diarkey beat.
irtg tIhe fife ha suach a manner as to totally
ce'Ipse ('verythring, cepeciallly that soul
Stirrinmg march m''lhe girl I 'left behind me."
After whlichm came. the great enlt of tho
daty, w'hichm had bech provk,iedi for its by the
Alrmarac writers rand wiclcamre off in dure
ue rnd runrdrr mn >st tuspiloons circumstatn
ce's. Tihe Ileavejns were.clear, the' sun shone
b)right and the time with the nmoondr-w nigh,
andi as it flpproached the Oil) 'or day. that
niole3 source of light, htea( mand cdt'toi '.gins
to pale Iris inteffectun)m fire,", while the saney
(darnghter, missr moon, for a brief periodI wase
pcrmiitrtd by thre faither of themn both, to
tamke precedence of. the sun, ghldeo gently
amid graceftully up to her brother then int
fronit of' him, until lger whole f'orm .was visi,
ble ini front of hIs, wvhen she hiad thus
reached mire point proposerd, ske embraced
heir dear brorher hi) ghOt long, lingering em%
bratce, whten all the sweetness of years are
drarwn forth, It fras a beautifult sight
even the hieave'ns dliinl a sof't. duim lightu
--like unto a night isaip hrug in some lorty
dome. 'thmen CestIroth parting, whnichO was
sard to behiohi; rte depr sitter wiho shineson,
ly in tire tyightnes-, of tire sun must part
again for years, and it may be forever, from
th at source of' all hier beau ty . and radlirnce,
retcratly sheo tears hrerself awray, anti as tIme
noble mnonrtei c, tire (liy wasti dissolving In
the mists of rhe htrlizon, sti she cotli lie
seen en'laging~ to him, lingerinug for the last
s\veat ii uo' partinig, roor Cyrnti, how I
pity your b'ut we all must init't. - Bttch is
life.
Great frall in sugar, the sltreets of Newber~
ry run sweetness, and the young nekros are
jnbilamnt; since tire rmtpid .progress towtards
compltetin of tie Sorghum Molasses Ce's.
F'actory, sugarr has no value in this mnar,
ket, anid wO no)v,throw sugar, as we useed
ponmIes for tihe turchuins to scramblei for,
Atn acre of cotton Mr; J.' T. Moli&nd's
eently ptruk- liv lightinrg, . atnd tho% eot
ton and every ling thing killed as dead
Mxssris. Evirons :-I otTer to your read.
qrs three pieces ol poetry, whiclh should ap.
'Oear together. With "My Lifo. Is like tll
Summer lJose," mii are fimillar, bue few
ha4vei Itll 0eeatklibl ard philosoliphlal'
reply of hirs. Puekley, of Baltiiore, or.the
fejoi 'er 9t tt good anl gifled WhItef9rd
Sm1itiN t0 w*koge kinditess in prescrying those
pIece yo6r kirons lio.uld feel'indebted.
B.
"MY LIFE IS LIKE THE SUMMER ROSE."
My lire is like the summer rose,
-,That opens to the morning's sky,
But ero the abdes of evening close,
Is s1 t iteret) onl the ground -to die I
Yet ont the rose's humble bed
The sweetest dews of iigt are shod,
As if she wept the wa4te to see
Dt poiie phill weep a tear for me I
a ylife is like the nuluil leaf,
That frembles in the moon's pale ray,
Its hold is trail-its date is brief,
Restless-and soon to pawss away
Yet, ere that leaf shall fall and fIde,
The pvent tree will mourn Its shade,
The winds bewail the leafless tree
Bit none halall breathe a sigh for te I
Aly life is like the prints, which feet,
llave leIt on Tampt's desert strand;
Suen as teylsing title shall beat,
.All trace will vitish frot the sand;
Yet, as If grieving (o effiue
All vestige of the h rttan tace,
On that lone shore loud moans the sca,
ilt none, alas sh ill miourn for me I
Reply to "My Life is like the Sum.
mer Rose."
By MRS. DUCKLEY.
The dews of night may fall from heaven,
Upon the withered rose's bed,
And tears of loved regrt-tet ho given,
To timourt the virtues of' fle dead
Yet Inorning sun tle den. will dry
Anid tears %ill little iromls sor-ow's omye
Afts-ction's pang he hilled to sleep,
vid vep lyve foroet to %%oep.
The tree may nioir i.; ftlit lenf,
And aitumn winl< iow. - t bloom,
And frieids mu 1..,i : sl.g: ol' grief
'rthose a lho sleep~ hI eathi the totmb;
Yet sooln Iisill spiitg nao JhLe floaIis,
Anl dtime till brint hiarl liniiig h1otr's
In frId't1dslip'; heaW 1.~ 1 Ljrk w ill die,
And even love torgt co : gh.
The sea maiy oi tlte det-k- shore
lamttent each trave it ! -ia t's iway;
The lon..ly heart its griel Itiy lour
Wer eeiziSled tiAialas's thst decay
Yet % hen all trace is lost and goic,
The witves d.mee bright atd gaily on;
thullo afrectionl's bonlds atre torn,l
And even love foigets to mourn.
Answer to Mrs9. Buckley's Reply to
Mr. Wilde's ".My Life is like the
Summer Rose."
"The dews of ight may fall from heaven
Upon the withered rose's ted."
Anid miiany a beatiteon bud b,- given,
In lietl of that whielb now is dead.
The moriihig min Ii hnleyoti hours
MaIty shine upon this hed of flowers
lint they whoAse grief' is pure iad de'p
Ca ..i,,ty jg-ver cLese to wetep.
The leafie.sa tree, it hen spring shall come,
Mayi fcel its warmn trivinag power,
Amita puit forth n iny a lovely hiloom,
Wh leuntmoistetned by' its genti al shower;
ltat son nor sh!ower enn t e'er t4<tore
The friemils who'na inow wi see nto rtoare;
A mi ilbird-i mnAy sing, anid Replayr-s bow,
Thtese tears can, never eease to flow.
The ocenn waive maty gaily swell,
lt-eeintg f'rom thle storri mlael shorie;
But. nti'moray heiarst the rnteratl k tell,
Amid its lond raesouniding roatr.
TI. nghi itu.re sitilli her cotirise ma'. keep,
Nor know o'i'r all otur ills to w eeip,
De'vota-d huetas whten rialelv tor'n
Can tnever cease ont earth to tmourn.
W. S.
Here and There.
Frost in Pennsylvania last week.
Eichelber'ger'.m negroes nre stil! guard
ing the nrnty in Edgefielaujail.
Rev. D). Mc'Neill Turner, or Abbheville'
has been electeda President of the Liurenis
Feaule College.
An Agent of Chinese immnigration is
W1hat's the ontler with Mi<s Susatn B.
An thtony ? She i n,ists thait tmairriedl
peaopie shonld in lontger sleep togethier.
Ma.nson Jolly an ex-Confecderate wans
drownetd in Texas on the 8th nit.
Anidrew Johnson mtadfe a telinag speech,
three honra long, at Maurysville on the
2d. Drilng attempts were mnade to do
ptersnal violonce to the speaker, hant his
bold front and the lrmnte.ss of his frietnds
repelled their enemies.
Flyinig Mnehitnes are again spoken of.
Forty thonsand barrelsq of whtiskey'
were butrned in Philihdelphtia on the 5th.
Loss $5,000,000. Insurance $2,28S,000.
Republican papers we- learn are to be
pubhlished at Ealgefield, CJolleton, Char
leston ad Cola umbia.
The night train on the Memphis and
l,ouiaville roadl,on the ntight of the 28th,
was preciptitatted 30 feet through a tres
the, andl shtivered to 8lplinters anad after'
wards burned. Mirneolsl only 4 lives
were lost, and betweoen 40 and 50 per
sons wouinded.
Tur'. XIX (CI.srta.-The Atngust numn.
ber of this becautiful Sothler' Malotnth ly is
beufore us; tnd we veturei th le aisserIlotn
that, a Magtashtcie oe deeply iatertestling itn
every deparatment is not pulishted ntorih
or south of the Potone. There are no
eCiated storIes, and e'very' aart'le is re.
plete twt it etertuanmetnt. aThie charm of'
"Trhe XIX Century" is that it is not, dtry.
We httve itn thin numbater ta raey personal
skech of Early Sotherni .' tuthors fiom the
petn of' William n Gilmtorte Su im; a tharillinag
IEidsode. ''In thle Surtf," lby an oficer oif the~
U. H. Navy' ; ithe enptre of' the bh>ekttde
runner Maratgare't iitd Jessia'; Rembhuseenees
of Pubhlie- Ment, byv a diuiing'tishaed .-G
ernor' oif Moualh C tioliat ; Descri pt on of
Maedienal Iif'e it Paris, by Piof'essor' F. P.
Porert ; Personne's "Shtonier to ihotul.
er' ;" some pleaisanft ilhotghts 'about Shelley,
thae Poet ; a thle (at the Grtecian Archtipela
go ; antd a acore of nther' ,wotl things- cal.
enlated to enilivent lhe fireside, uand' makte
mnit aiad woimen utik.
Theo leadha newliSlppt'r of the North,
ev'idenatly' astotnihe'd that nayv g,od-l eau
conie "(ut oh NazarethI," havei' bestowed un
qutalified praise ott the Pa.'gtazine, haveo re
publisahed ha artticle.s, atnal dea'rie it. to be
eqntnl to the best peCriodilcals pubhllsh'ed' In
Amied. Ist ciir Riimhleriopeoplo se'd to
It that "The X1( Ctur~tiy"a receives-.their
hetarty iupport. Ocpies miay be fotd at
Ohtapmana' Botok Store,
Sorrows Varing outi truatha as the
nighat bri'ngs on.t st'ara,
rLrfe in a garret me'y be's nble as
l;fe i,n alac, asud a,-rat aln puer.
TRUT jN Bicr.-Any body can soil
the reputation of an indivdital, however
pui. and chaste, Ity uttering a pici
which hiN enemies will believ' afid his
Triends never 'eqr of. A puf' of idle
wind can ta k.tA'niIlion if the ieeds
of the thistle, and P, a work of Misllef
which thhu biatin n l tlUlt labor ltg:
anti hard to undo, the floWing : particles'
heing too triling to be*oen, and too light
to bestopped. Such are the meeds of Oun.
der, so easily sown, so difilcult to be goth
ered up, and yet so perticious in their
fruits. They know that many a mind
will catch up the plague and becomUe
poison"ed by -their insinuation, without
ever linding or caring to seek the anti
dote. No refutation can refuto a sneer,
nor any human skill prevent its miis
i1Ef.
A CoxO I881ONA, CANDIDATE SnOT
AND FATALLY WOUNDED.-A dispatch to
Iho Republican Ban ner, dated Courtland,
Ala., Augist 2, s%ys:
"About 2 o'clo,k this afternoon, while
Dr. Hlaughey, Conservative Republican
'an;didato for Congress was on the
stand delivering a speech, he said all
h e - 1inds speake s Wvere hire.
ingt. inds represunts the extrete
Radical wing of the Republican party,
int is also a congressional candidate.
Dr. Collins, a friend of Hind., called.
bina d-d liar. laughey returned the
belligerent epithet, when both clenched.
Dtti ing the struggle, flaughey was snt
in the left breast, just under the ninth
rib. The wound will prove fatal. Hinds
md Collins are .both cnrpet-baggers.
Uollins is the man who killed Kornehiam
it Tuscumbia iome timo since, and is a
perfect desperado."
IMPORTAN TO 1AttmKts.-The August
number of the Ourcolinait Filrmer Is before
its, with an imunally inerewing table of
Coitest.q. The PiecCes of thi- truly hoie
enierpii .se has been so enieouraginx that, the
prorieor announces his iltention of con
verting it Into a Fotty.colillill eight-page.
Agricultural ani Family Weekly, at the
close of ite present volume (Nov. Ist),
giving twice as much agriculturni mnter, 1
oerm:on cith as at present, hesidies a large
qtinit y of choice innily reading, and all
the generial news of the day. The sub
cripmi price will bie only $2.00, making
it on o' the eet pest journalm of its cisq
inl tie. coiitry. Atdress orders to Will.
II. Bernard, Editor aid Proprietor, Wil.
mingtoin, N. C.
CONIInRATIC BLOCIAin iumSlim.-Rend
their hrilling adventures int the XIX Cen.
tury Magazine. Sold at all the bookstores.
Single numbers 35 cents.
- _ - +*411 +--# _ _
The State Tremnirer began the pny
mnent of the interest on the registured
stock of the State on the 21 instant.
We feel assured that the holders of' the
Stock will halil this atnonneement with
ileastre, inlasiniel as it wii-il eiihuiiee
its market vihic, both at houe and
abroad.-Phoanix.
Prnfessor Ilarkies telegraphs to the
Superintendent of the Observatory her-t,
lromi St. Louis that the results of the
eclipse observations were more favornbl
thnnl lthe most matigninil expflectaittionls,
lie took 123 photographs--two of totali
ly..
It is quito po-ssible to be higoted
ngainst h'ig'try, anmd to be suoperstitious
in the atvoidance~ of superstition.
MARRIED,
On the 5:b Inst.,. at ihe residence of Mr.
W. WV. W.lkirop. by 11ev. J. M lloyd, Sin..
comn .Johnson andit Misls Stillie 1i. Hlton, all
of' Nsewberry.
1t la estimid thait seven..enth-ii of nill
tndit nilmtents p)iroceedI fromii aI dieased ani.1
torpid liver. The bilihary secreitlins oif 1he
livecr overflomwing Into heo silticnih, pisotn
the ent ire systmnn, anii exhiiit mttihbove
--ymnptom-l4. After a long resrearc, we tire
nblle in prosthe111 mnost retmirkabhle cttre f'mi
thlese horrid nightmalrei oif dilseases thei worild
has everi proclluceed. WVI i iin one year t vier
six huni dred sin'! forly iliousancta persons
hnvey ttaken' Phi.ntation ihitte-rs, andt nor sun
istneie of comipli ha~s como to our
knowledlge it Is ihe most efteiual tonIc
timd mi teall st iulant , sited tot all comm.
dli ions of life. Imuquire of yu rgiti
regard to it.r cigltI
AAOXOrJA WAFr.-Superior to the hest
Imuported Gertman Cologne, tand sold at half
tihe price.
C03MMERCIAL.
Nntwinmu, Amig I,.--Cittont iiin moderate dIe.
aimandi, nt t'rmm 28 to 30 cem,ts.
N sw Yott. Aug. 9.--7 P. M.--Cotton fim
aind active, wt it saof 800blsTt8i
Gomid lmwavy- , ~ ,0 ie, at 33.
A Uousra. A ng. 0.-Cft ton dull. ith 5nies of
S bales; receipts 7-mIddling. nozmIminay, a.t
<1'4.
CH Anit.Vs-rm, Aug. 0. --oltton duiil, ith
sica ore bales-a-mihddliings inominal, tnt 81j.
]LtvbnPot,a., Aiup. 9 --3 P Ms --'ltoD a sIade
ilrtmner--umplunds 12]; Ot lesans 18 a 18g.
PRICES CURRENT FOh NEWBERY MAR(ET.
CORRECrED WEEKLY.
IIA G(l!V'O. ier yd.-.-.................-.... 8 0
i$A l,. E111PE "-.................10 a28
lBACON, H ats ....................... 22 a 2r,
" ide .........,..... a 22.1
" Shmiders ...................... 17 a 1
(CA NDLE.S, Admmantline.----........, 28 a 25
Ta llow-........................ a 12
COT TON Y A tN..........-................2.251
CO)F FLM E......- ...........................26 a80
FLOUR-...............- ..................-9a 12 18
GOt .1N, Corn.........................1,0
" Oats.............................. .. '. 0
" P'ens ..........................,00 a 1.25
. " Wheat..................... -.. -... 2,00
INDIGO-...............................1, 50 a 2,01
i iON, Swedes-............................... 0
[,AltD.............................. 22a25
LEA tiltilt, 801o..................... 43 a 60
uOI Usscs uer.-----------2
" New Orleans,.....,... . L2
"(Goldenm Syrup,...........1,25
NAILS-.....................,,,,,... 8 Ito
Off, lternsine-.......................76 a 80
l'O IA OES, Irish.per bbi.............87
"Sweet, per le..........,.1.1,
!(!C ... .... ... .... ... .... ... ... a.121
SA LI', Liverpol.. ................3325
SOA P......................... 0 a12
81'Ii,IITS, Drtandy................ oa 20.25
Gin..................mn810
'' R'nm ........ ....... 4a 2 13
" loutrb,on WhIskey.,. 4 tm 5
."Irih...............10 a 12 .20
" Scotch...............10 a 12,25
SUQRR', Crushed................ 20 a 25
"m)PVwdered ...............7
"Coffee C................2.0
" ".ExtraC...... 2t
'' Drown ..................1.7
STARCH,.......................5
SODA ..............15 a 20
ro IIACCO, Chowing and Smoking 40 a 2 00
Vinegmir........... .......... 75 a 1,01)
iE A tS. Beef. Mton, Pork....... a 00
('OUL lIRY, Turkeys .......... 75 a 1,00
Chickens............0 ii 00
EGGS, per dos --..................0
The State of South Carolina.
In 1q%uity--Newb,erry,
Hlenry W. Dominick ad wire,.vs. Aina Lake,
et. al 1.1Bil for PetItIon, Account; 40.
It appearIng to th~e snt isketipn or the Cnurt
that Eh~mh MI. Lake one oft the partte Defenidant
In thir'ese, is absent beyond .tie Jiits of tIsl
State. On motion ofittessr. ahmP*p& Pope~
Plaintiff's Solilliors, it, Ia ovd'-idthit *e mh,3ea
answer or demur to said billi forty days fromt
this date, or the same will betaken pro con fesso
against htim. TIIOI&A8 3I. TLAI E,.
Uherka Office, Ci. o. r.
.Aug. 11 at nt
Religious Notlee.
Prayer meetings will be hold irt the Bap.
1hAt 0hurch every Wedniesday evening at 8
o'clock, amid Sunday afternon1 at 4 J o'clock,
until further notioe.
The n.eiblers ol' the Church are earnest.
ly requested, atu] all others who feel In.
terested are cordially invited to attend.
Wando Fertilizer.
The umilersigned nre Agents for tho
above Fertilizer, and will keep it supply
constantly on hand.
It. MOORMAN & CO.,
Ang. 11 81 tf.
Land for Sale.
By order of the robate Couirt for Now.
bert y County, I will sell on tie first Alor-r
finy in September next, at Newburry Court
IIouse, tie innds belonIng to tile Estatoof
Damiel I ewailt dleceamsedl, cointuining a he
hundred Acres (more or less,) boinded by
lands of Wilm. P. Ilarmon, fleiry Stounkman
John Domini.1k, lenry' Doiniukr atJ
others.
Terms orsmle-on a credit of twelvr
months, with Interest from day of' satle.
Purchaserit being reqidred to give bond
with at least two goru streties and a bfort
gage of the pisidses to scenro'thb'purohasa
money, or may pny tho *nnu int cash.
GV- O1G E . i:W A I.t*
Qualiflod Executor.
August 11 31 tf.
Notice to Trespasserse
All persons are hereby worned againat
Lrespolailig iipon "y plamaion, either for
Ltie pI!rpose of' hundig, ihinig, or sifq-y
walkig throigi my grounds. Thir ht%
will be rigidly enorced agiinst all offen.
~lers.
J. 11. GRIAITAM.
July 11 31 St.
Il(CIERIEL.
L. R. Marsha1l has just reccived
t1supply of m.ackelrel which is
luite a rarity alt this season of'
Lho year. He has ako other goods
which it will pay you for the
trouble to eail and see.
1L. R. MARS1ALL.
A ugust 11 31 1t.
KINSMAN -CANDV FAC'TORY.
Assorted Cind'y put ip i: 25 anid 50 lb
boxes 'luitable Ior Mhe trmle, which we war
ranit perfciktly pure.. Mtinfa11,1nclured from
Cril-h Sugar-and warranted to keep in ll
ellmatens.
No chargo for boxes.
KINSMAN 11110S.
279 King Sticet,
(harleston. S. 0.
Importers in toys and fancy goods.
TPerms enehI.
Aniguit 11 31 tf.
JUST ARRIVED,'
1000 HUSIHELS
AT' Till'
Helena Mechanics.
Co-operation Store.
E. EDWARDS,/
Aing. II :1 if. Sec. undi Treasn.
GiROVER & IUJmWRS
SEWING MACHJNES
Were awanrdedn thne very Hiighiest l'rize,
'ihe Jillilerill Cr03s of tie IL'gil of Jiolor,
wAS CONF1:ltiminD UPUN iti1i rP uNTAT1Vji
nat tihe
EXPOSITION UNIVER9ALLE, PARIS, 1867.
A LRI)
WVere awardedi the 11h:hlest Premiums nt the
Staite~n; 1 its nil
New York, Vermotni,.New Jerisev, P'eniun'vn.
nhta. Oio, I tii Iainn, itlichii.gnu, Wi isc onnsin, Iowa,
i(en.tncky'. T'etnnese, l isouri. A nubuma. MIs
iiswjip Yinia, ~ ~ Austhn Cmnrolinnn, U.;alifornii
Oreg.nu
At ihe Fatit ofinne A tmet le-in I. sttute, Frank
'tin Iinnstitum, Mn:Ir.kIand i n.t it, Mas ulnns. ?nte,
chtns nic' Ansn c bt in, il'inin. .Alechanici's Irst!
tute, Sit. 1.,ois Agricuniltural and Mn'oinino's As'.
ir,t Prrzes inave also been tnwardied thiese
31inichi:ines nit lieeiit)1ions ,nt' Londn, l'niris,
)blirn, Linz, le,nneinn, Unnyon .ec ht. Dizieir,
Uihnlnan, andu ih hav bee.'n fi nishaed, by
spnchnli comm.mdnnn tno thu
Enmproessof rrance, Empress of Austria. Em
press of Russia, Empress of Blrazil, Queen
of Spain, and Quean of Blavaria.
'IlE OIIOV El & HA.K ER
Elastic-Stitch Sewing Machinecs
A IlS siirm:aon 'r0 Al.r. OTtIKItt Fon
tn s: Fl.n.own l o ni. A SN.S
1 . Thney SCw wit hn t wo thireinds dlirect from tine
sp)onl*, aind re qnnire inn re-win. dIig.
2. Thr-y nre onre enity un,nt*rslood nni used,
aind less ibbe to derngen.ir.cint thian otiher ma
chines.
3. l'hiey are capable of execuntng perrctly,
wvithonnt change of niljusmnent, a muco greater
varicnn of work thnni othier miachi.s.
4 ' Ine stin mndie by these muicinea is mchi
mnnre fin i. e'asntic, anud dunrable, especially npon
artIcle< iuih chi iqnnire to be wanshnr and Ironned,.
then nn ione stitch.
0 TIt stitchn, owhen to fine mnaniier in whIch.
tine uindier threndn I' in wnroi..inf, Is much thne most
pilunmp inda benini n in nise, anmd retainms tis
plunennss and beauntfy evenn mu pn articles fre'.
tnently washedn aindI hnonunillii thney atre wvorne
0. Tine struictutre of fine senm inn such that',.
though it hne out or broken at. intnervals or onliy.
a few stfilhes, it will tneitheri opmen, ruin nor
revel, inut remiains fin mn it ani du o
7 Un like otheri m hinenies. these fasten bot,
endns of then sinm by Iihe'ir own opterantion.
8 W''i thne iachiies, while silk Is used'
inpnn thnmrlgihf or thneed sidie of tine rentn, cotton.
nmnnnboe tnenpon the oilier side wifthnout lessene,
ing the -treinigth or duarnibility o'fihe senva. This.
onn i o doen n o oilier mnachht.ce nd is a
great snaving uipoin all artcles aftic or mado
upn wilhi slk.
9. These miachines. In additilon to their suipe.
rioir meri sn iinstrnnmennts for sewing. bya ehnnige
of'adjnstmeiunt, ernslly leairneni aind practised, eKes
Onnte fine monst beaunit1in nnd permanneint eat-.
broldory andu ornameuntnl work.
KINSMAN BROTHERS,,
Agent fomr South Caroliina,
270 King Street, Oharloston;;
Aug. 11 81itt.
In Equnity-Nowberry..
Max C. M. Lliihigaton, Adm'r , vs. Nanale Aft.
Livingtfoin, ot. iii.
Thneereditors of Iheury M1. Livin ston dos
cenised, are seqmiredn to rendier I. a nt eanta'biet
ni oath theuir respectIvo.demeandsa be re 'Thomaa.
M . Lunie, Clerk fits Court on or before the
1st daY of'~p emblr next,
een'i1fo,. TilOMA8 Mk L AKE,
atn(dinters.
'he'ereditora of ifenry Slimmer. udeceased, are
r'equiredn to reande' ini andi establish hiair.do..
mitlndisboat, before Thnomnas M. Laee Clerk
on't inls noat on or bef'ore' thne 16th da of Sleg.
tpmner next. TilOMAS M. I A Kg
(Jirk's Omnee, .
Auna. 11 81 13.RGc.P