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' i pazrnv. i A Heftrt for Sale. nr., ,a?>y. A nobtohonrt V V- kind oml halo? (Gonurous 0 tsidor I) If not noon ?old &t-uiivfita ft.do, Shall go lo tho b* ^hcst bMdor. 'Tis Nature's boon, u precious nhrlne, That ble?slng* will imparl *, A casket ttllod with RtfM divine, And not a thing of art. * It no'or ha* lcftrnl to stifle nigh*, Nor hr\* it boon contracted: Fnlr torun ftlono of him who buy*. Will bo of course oxo-'cd. And I will frftnkly irmke Ihcm known To evory hon,c*t buyer. 'i'liey at)nil bo siich and mtch alow, As ono can well ilonlro. Tlio purchaser ft man must be, Possessed of noglo feelings, For with none else I'D o'er agree To have the slightest doalings. His mind above llio vulgnr crew, Its upward Uight must hendj Averse to vice an 1 scandal too? To virtuous truth it friend. His lips no oath must e'or pollute, Nor idle tales obsoeno; Nor must they court tho cup's salute, Nor tnko tho "weed" between. For gold nil thing-* aro daily sold In evory busy mart; But I will no'or exchange for gold A true and faithful heart. Nor for the wealth that (led has been, Iti ages past, bestowing ; But for tho hrenst that has within A heart of love o'erllowmg. Bi-li'-l'-.'-Beg?* .-BJ.HiL?L'.._ ...Li S* Tho Everlasting Arms. Tn thnt Miblime uih) j-"l-thrillinjj bonodietion, pronounced tlio man wlio had bo'*:t God face to f ..pon the children of tsraol, ju*l boforo ho wqpt away from thi'in upon that lonely journey, from which ho v?,?- to return to them r.o more?-to that lo'iolv grave, which no man kuoweth nnto ii.;., /J.... ? ?' : ' * ?...C iiMr, tiiivuis iiiin uciiilllllll Mini SUgJJCHtivft expression: Tho Eternal CJod is I Ity refugo, and underneath are tho everlasting nrins. | In tho still watches of tho night, when deep Bleep falleth upon men. when tho roar of tho buftV city that rose so fioreely all tho day is stilled, and tho awful shadow of darkness covers tho fnoo of tho world, wt? aoem almost, to foel the support of those everlasting arms, which swung tho world in space, ami sent it whirling on its mighty oiremt, nmul ilio countless myriad* of worlds lliat liavo performed their sublime revolutions from nil lime. EverUstiug 1 How ihe very echo of tho word crushes into nothingness our tiniie faculties! Ages on ages, without beginning and without end?century treading upon tho heels of century; ami all but. as tho speck of time, thu fraction of an instant which is?now, to us, in the oyu of Him, whoso power and whose loving providunco *!_ ? me expression himiciiics, Tho Everlasting Arms! pcstilenoe m?ty walk tho t?art!i ; Kin may deform (ho couii* tenanou mndoin iho image of God : murder may l???re hi* rod right arm; the raging tiro r.iav devour; lho ru-dilng whirlwind mav desolate ; earthquakes may rend tin* bosom of the solid earth and hvhIIow up the pride of its cities ; tho coming vuvesof tho mighty At* a whelm navies in their yawning gillie; but llio ovci lasting arm* art) around us a? the arms of it father around t ho halfs who crowd upon hi* knoes bolides tin* glowing li reside of homo. The KvoilnMing Arms I Through the dark, cold valley of the olmdow of d^ath, every one mint walk l?y Iiim*e1f. Tho tun dorosi love cannot go. down with u& to chcer us in that drear and diondful passage but the evci laming arms ?hall bo around ! xi? and hi'iii'a'h us there. Dust moulder-I eth to its |iftrent dftst, and all that vvnh b"NH tifill, all tlint was loved an>l ohori*hed, Ju*rishoth Hway from'mortal ken! The bleed* i?i* ftflvolions yearn and pine for what earth cannot restore lliein ; but the evcrlas'inu arm* encircle (lie grave, and kee|? in their loving einbrftee evftry ntom, to bo reformed in tl?.j genial idiinv of JjJiernjty. The uverlautriif arm*, uever weary, nov- j ??r Weak. never in-mllioient. nro About us when we sin. to oheek, to warn and res- j train; when we do well to encourage} when wo are haimv to keen in from ir.iimc n-ii-n-' I I J - I ^ " ...., when wo nt'o utHiohMl to comfort Willi tliuir tender emlirnuv; and. when v?i< die, oh.-ill bear n* to retilm*of novorondin:; joy, Oh! I fiat we.may never fur n in>>m?int, lo?o tins ron.suioiiMiiei** of tin-it evur-prvai-ht support I Lot us ! ?>k it when we rii?u no. and when wo lie down; when we nil inonr hmtHOH; when wo walk by the way: in tlu? bn?y oilv, in the lonely wood, in tin; mart, And in (In.* HHimtuaryt and ho we tdmll 1'eut no evil, lint tlitt hw* of tlmt loving, louder And nll-sullli'Scnl {jtiidxneo Arid support. [ $u whig Appeal. To Moruow.?Who ev?r received mercy 41 to morrow ?" Not 1 *"? fitly too rev to day in lo loan it forever. Where in Ortd'n ' iviifltion to bo found for 'Mo mor row ?*' No where. (Jod i* to<? juM I?? be anoeked ; too pltentu IA mork. Who wver vm* (nil otf hy (??xl "to-morrow !" No one. NVhon (M any* "now," he menu* "tfow.'' Who ever Jjvd on "to-mrtrrow f No one. Salvation, life, dent h, hunveti, (toll, are gnth ?r<?<l uj> ii> Viodny," T?? those whose Init houriwoixjio, "lo-tr.orrow" will be as (hough a thousand years hn*l rolled _nwav since they hoard " Come fit," or "Depart!" As i.ono as mankind shall conlinuo to bestow more libera] applause on their de? trovers than on their benefactors, tho thirst for military glory will ever be (he vfow oi t lli> rtlrvoI ntr *MV IIIVO* v.\miuM y?jwi That womnn dowftrvoa not a huahaml'a generous lovo, who will not greet hiu) with hidilea aa he roturna from tho Inborn of th? day-?-who will not try to ohoin him to Iuh homo hy tho KWcct enchantment of a cheerful heart. Tl>or? is na^Mjin * thousand that in bo utilV i; I I UMMjgtotand smch an I Blaokwood, for November. Tl?i* iiumhur <:onlt<ih* mucli ii?u?reMii>g matter eoilcuriiiuuf tlie 8?*|>oy Kubellloo, in ltt<lin. Wfi mlvieo ihoM who have Weak nerves agaiuHt. rcmjjng tins following nocount of llic exueotiun of a party of inut:houi? nt Bw.liHWur: 4. ttr i? . ? ? ... - w i'ii. iiido, toriympn were lo hlowrit away; 1 |?r?'*u?nr?, Khony, tlint thin n aitflU whiHi, in ytuiMiiHiiil'ntd wxptfrftnee of tho world, you hnvo nuvor witm-Hsod. It wai (til awfully ln?pO?iliff wee 110 !. All thu troop*. European and native, arjnud aih) 1 (Ji.-arnu'd, loyal and dicaftocW'd, wore drawn upon parade, forming tlirfco fii<h?? of a i|ti:tro ; arid drawn up vfory rH?Vfully, jo\t inav ho nur?\ ;o thai nnv nitmmit nn iK? . ; J "" "" p.ui of tlui di*nttWtcd to roncuo tin* doomed prhonuro would h?vo been easily checked. Forming tb? fourth side of tho Hqunre.wore drawn up tho gun* (9 pounders) 'en in ; number, which wove to bo u*ed for the eX? edition. Tho prisoners under a strong European guaul, were then marched into I | the square?their'crimes and .*> noes read I i aloud to then), and at tho head of each rog I lineni; iney wero then niaroticil round tho square, and lip to tho guns. Tho first, ten wero piuk?d otit?their eyes were bandaged, and they were bound to tbo guns, their backs leaning against tbo muzzles, and their mm* fastened to 11iu wheels. Tho parl-fireH were lighted and at a signal from tho Artillery Major, the gnus wero fired. It w?* a horrid sight that then met the eye"; a regular shower of human fragments of heads, of arms of legs appeared in the ?ir through the smoke, and when that cleared hwhv hicsu irii'jiM"iiis lying on tlio ground, j I'ru^moiit* of ll nduuH, mid fragments of .SJiinctilmans, all mixed together, wer^ nil tlml remained of tlione toil nullity <?. Three tilncn more wa? this scene repented; but ao ^reiU is tlio disgust wo all feel for ill* *?roc itii'H commit tod l?v tlio rebels, that w? had no room in <air heart* for any fooling of pity, perfect oHlloiiMiea* was depicted on every European'* face, i? look of izrim cutis i frtciiuii <<ouhl h? st'fn in tho count?nances of tho gunnf!"* Nerving tin* guns.? Hilt fur (HtlVront wh' If tFoct on the naiiv? portion of thv spectators; their black facvsgrowghasilv pah-a*llicy gitzcil breathlessly at tho awful spoc.Uelo. You mint know thai this is nearly tho only form in which doath has any terror* for a native. If ho ia hung or allot by musketry, ho knows that Imh friends or relative* will bo II i % , . ? . anoweu i<? claim ins Dotty, anil will give liiin tho funeral rites quiied by bin religion; if a Hindoo, thai his body will bo burned with all due coromonu*; and if a MuitHiilmnn, that his remain* will Ihj deoeiilly interred, as dirooted in the Koran. Hut if sentenced to death in this form, ho I known tItht his body will he blown into n thousand pieces, and it will ho altogether impossible for his relatives, however devo| ted to him, to be *ure of picking up all the of hi* own particular body ; ??d the lht>U?hi that peihap* a limb <>f nounone of it different ivlijjion lo himself ?nijrl?i popsil.lv be burned or buried with tlio remainder ol' his own body. is agony to hiln Hut notwiihsiaiulinir this, it wac impo*?i l?Ie for the iittriiicvnt direst hater not t<> 1'iel smiii' dearer of admiration for the way in which tilt!)' met their deaths. Nothing in their lives becaim* thorn lik" tlio leaving of them. Of the whole forty, only two showed anv si?*nH of fear, and tlmy worn uuicriy rejirnaciieo t>y me others for | so (hagrnoing llmir raee. They certainly ?Jicil like inuii. After the liisl ton hud heon disposed of, tlio m-xt I).Hell, \vli? hud I>moii looking on all (lie lime, walked up to iIngun* quiLo oalinly a;ul unfalteringly, ami allowed tlietn^olvos lo l>e blindfolded and lied ii|? without moving h mtHele, or sli-twin-* tin* ihghtoM signs of fc.tr, or 6ven ?<niiC'orn. Whence hu.l these nvn ihis | Their r??li<ri.-ii. had a* it may he an I i% in ; j all other points, ?: Itsusi befriend* ihe.n ! well at tin* hour ofi(\?>ith; ii tea-hus th?m? well that ureal and in-fill lesson, h>>\v ?o die. It is their religion thai tmpp >rts them for there is no native, however low in tie ?e?de of" ftoriiHv?however deeply -link tn j vitse, in (hdinuehiTV, and in prime?l?t|t nr | knowledge^ itnl practises the form of m>ui ' I | sort of h li.'ion. Even in the inid*t ot hm I eihljus lie nekm?wledtjes a God, and e:dl* j i on that Ood to sustain him at the lioiu ?>f I Ills (iv'Mlil. On h of tho best editors the "Westminister , Review ton Id ever boast, mid one of the most brilliant writers of the pts.sin<: hour, w(i8 n cooper in Aberdeen. One of the! editors of the London Daily Journal i w.ts a baker in Klj(jn; perhaps th i best reporter <?f the London Ti.ues was a . weaver in Ijdinburgh; the editor of tlic , WltWfia wip n st'?no mason. One of the, ablest ministers in London was a blicksi th in Dundee, and another was it Wdtohmakef { in Banff. Tho lato Dr. Milne, of China, was n hord-boy in llhyn.v Tho prineip il J of the London Missionary Society's College it. f r * ** mi nong rvonpr w..? a rcutmer hi iluntley,; and one of thu l>CHt mittfei inarios that over went to India was a tiilor in Keith. The leading niaohmint on the Ixmdon and ]>irmia^ham P lUway, with ?700 a year, was a mechanic in (lluagow, and perhaps the V0*y richest iion founder in England wis a working man in Mor.tp. Sir tfamc* ('lark, l.or mujo*ty'H physu-ian, w.ts a druggift in JJanflf. Joseph Hume waa ft sailor firnt, i a\(3 then alaoorer at t^io mortar and nostlc in Montrose. Mr. McGregor. the men bor from Olispotf. W;w n poor boy uiRox^ehiro. J Amen Wi'w), the member froin Weatbury, was a ph.ughmon iu Haddinton, aad Arthur Anderson, tho member for Orkney, (turned his bread by tho nvrea? of his bruir in tho UHiinn Thulo. Theao men, ho*irevnr. onmit fclioir Iclmiro Inmni In riB/.niiui..? I r i - ? usofnl knowledge Th<;y ooald not have rcaohcd tho eminence tV?y did, hanging around hoac engine lu>one#, or w*?ting hou*? away in tavcrbs. .. - r - mmm Huart' California oorwpon<lont, do8cril)inj3? n in-? of fnbnlou? ditoenBions ti#i?t he Utoly diaoovered, w?ys ho is not *ure " whoth?r it i* hollow or not."? The l*ouiftvi!l? Journal want* to know why V? it. i TJnre&tNow alienee holds tier peaceful reign, Aud nil tho world In quiet sleeps, Rftve you lone slur, Umt, twinkling, poe; Upon me through the open pnue. Yet even he, with generous four To break ropose nn?l quiet sweot, Treads with Mb tiny golden feet Lightly o'er the unsoundiftg rdr? Pcolm nn m v a?? uKA H?? Unconscious, in Iter guileless vest, Oflil, thou gentlo star. liorbroaft i With dreams und fancies from tlio t?kies. Wjitoh over all whom ?lce]> batli blessed With blessing* I m:iy not obtain; For thronging fancies crowd my brain And busy inem'rio# steal my rest, Hon. Andrew Johnson. I We Inlvo from n norihofn jutpor the ft | lowing article?giving some itUereslii [ fiiotit in tho history of Ex-Gov. Andre .l?din*on, of Tennessee?which wo reco< nizo ns llio san.o that appeared in tl Greenville Patriot and Mountaineer soft time afco. Wo publish it not only becnui the incident related took place in an a< joining district, but also, because the fac con (toned in it aro calculated to encouraj; and stimulate aspiring youth who may I similarly situated : "This g'Mitloman ha? recently been o!e< t?*d lll.lt,.,I !??> !>? i ?*-? . , - - ?- %'j hi'.' JL4V:UI*IJ ture of Ti-iiiu'Sh^p, in the phur? of (*o Jones, who w;t? a whig. Audn-.w Jolinau muM b?- in extrnordimirv luck. llin rii and mh*c?.s? in public lift* have hern r mailable. About thirty yearn u<^?> he wi a journeyman tailor, *l Lauren* Oou f)oii*v, South Carolina. working with M iMiton <?V that pla?*. When eij?h?*? vear* old ho could neither read nor wrii lie moved to Greenville, Tennessee, ci fool, where h? o|*n?d h shop as h Iailo joined a deh*juii( club, made "pccehes, an showed IhImiI. He wn? elected, in a fe war*, h member of the fiOifidaitir#, the ! ? mcruher of Congr***, where ho norvv many year*. Twit or three vears ?inri>. Ii whh elected Oovvfiior of the Stair of Tim newee, mill i* now United S?ia:e* Senator 1 " WliiUt working at L uiretis Court IIou? as h journeyman tailor, he fell in love wit a <rirl in the uwghhi'M'hood ami courted lie Gov. Johnson toll* the story himself. Tit voting lady Haw unmethinjj in Atulv tnoi iIihii she could dincern. She engaged he Hi?lf to him. provided lie could get her mot er's consent. Andy went otio Sunday t speak to the old lady, llid heart failo mm mi lowaruH night, whon lie mustero ii|> courage and popped the <juoatiun to lb mother. He 9ay? she broke out on him i :i most terrible tirade of abuse, and sai< " v?u trifling, worthless vagabond, do yo suppose I am going to lei my dnughU marry h wandering journeyman tailor? know what you want ? you are too lazy t work, and you are after my property. The Governor said the old woman had foi children and three n<.<??rou?! This was In r. _ i ? km tunc. in uiut <n??pair, a.inly relume to tin* village mortified and crust f?ll?*n.? lie determined '.o quit tho plurp and fo vt?i liis love, nfier meeting with such ?odr mill coiilhmpl from thn nmtlmr. "It sometime* happens ilint young gir Iihvu a (ltH'|>er insight into character ilia ilieir parent. It wn* the en*t\ as Co Deutot) acknowledges, witli Jessie wlte f>li? ran oil'with Col Fronton ami got mm rted vor\ inueli ngntu*l the wither of hi father .oid mother. Hut Mian \V*** di not linvo t lie same pelf will, or tho sain abiding confidence in her judgment an love that Miss 1 {<*iiton had. She wjmj 1'iaid to encounter that inditrniiiion n? towering tamper which had so HlVctunll rowed Andv. \Y?* do not know, howi'vv ihut Andy lin<] cb'uriijfpenough lo mnke ih proposition it> run otF with her. If ho dii ii was injected." ("JlVR fll.M A TllAliR.?If education i the jjro.it huoklcr and shield of human lit erty. well-dev?dopnd industry is eqndly th buckler and shield of individual indepct donee. As nn unYdlin# resource throu^ mo, givo your sou, equal with i> ^ood e<h cation, a ^ood honest tr.idi:. ormake him fanner. Hotter any trade than none; thq/ is ample Held for tfic adoption of every n cliuitMiv in this respect', Learned profd sions, and speculative employments mi< tail a man. but an honest handicraft tr ail Rcldo n or never?if its possessor choose t exercise it. Let him feci, too. that honei labor er.iftn are honorable and noble. Tli men of trades?the real creators of wha ever is most essential to the necessities an ,r...ir..-.. ? .T. .in., wi <HI<III<1IIU?tvimiui oc uispen.su with ; they, above nil other*. in whatev< rcnilto they ?rtny be hold by their fastidioi follows, must work at the oar of Ituinn progress or all in lost. Hut fuw browi nandod trade workers think of this, or n] preoiatc tho Teal position and power the COmpirtft. " > >; t . :> Oiv? your son a trade, no matter win fortune ho may have or may se -m likely I | inherit.' GiVo hiui a trade and nn edue: | tion?ot any rate n trade. With thin b ' can h1 w iyis b-ittlc with temporal want, cfl | alwayH be independent. A Snake Story.?-Tho following nt?c dole it a fact. It whs told by ageutlcma ; who witnessed it: "An Indian eamo I a certain 'agency* in the northern part < Iowa, to procure some whiskey for a vonii , warrior, who had, as ho sm'd, been bittc I by a rnttlesnnke. At first tho 'sorent' <11 I not ercdit hie fttory, bat the carne#tno?a ( i tho lodimn. and the urgonny of the ea? ; overcome his nerupiea, and turning to g< l the liquor, ho uaked the Indian how mac i he wanted t *' * Fooruoart,' amtworod h diun. "4 Fonr quart* r aaked the 'asren! iii surprise; 'uvuoh Mtbat?' V i plied the Indian, speaking through hi/. * teeth, and frowning it* mvagely aa thoup about to wngo h war of oxfcfermination on t! whole nske tribe, 'four quart?-mak* 9#> bio I'" y. i i wTns akin of a boiled egg in too moat ef, caciou# remedy that ran be Applied to boil. Peel it carefully, wet and *nr>lv i I It will draw nff the mutter, aod relievo ll ! fQrenea* ad a fe* Lpura. ^ Tho 8uu. Tho editor of the Fayottoville North Carolinian tolls tho followingamusing incident P" in hie cxporionco : I We woro teaohingan "ncadomary" down in the wire gniws country of Houth Oebrgia soon after wo loft oollcgc, and among the "higher broncho#" taught in that "institution" wore tho rudiments of Astronomy, to which advuuocd text book wo had introduc ccl a class or sanct hill boys and gopher trapping girls, ranging in ugc from 11 to 20 years. A fow recitations, confined principally to corrootionsof mutilated prouuncin- 1 tions, "stairs," "heavingli buddies," "tho ycath," "comics," "planicn," &c., and wc made to tho "udvanccd class" the startling and incredible announcement that the sun '1- did not riso nnd set daily, that tho rovoluig tion of tho earth Dh its axis made night and w day, There were a few open countenances in that gaping, wondcr-striokou class ( about th?n. i o Next ni-jming wo were waited on by a 10 grave, sage looting patron of ours, who, ,e with some asperity of countenance, and, as ( I " \trt\ iiimiviniiil t it # mi v> t ia<\ti a L'/iIro riiit /\^* ftv ..uwft.uvi., V,VI.CV..UUO ?V>.IH; W. V.Vls prcssion, thus delivered himself: f? ''We'vo omploy'd ye here to lam our ' ** young 'uns, hiuut \rcr" Wo atwonted to the proposition. 1 "Well," continued ho, "what's all this ' riggymarole and stronainy and stuff about 1 v" the sun not sottin' and risin', and the youth turnm' upsido down of a night, and ?i?rh M' like infidel talk yo've been foolin tlio skole* luida with ?" Now, thought wo, for a tri** uinph of soienee, a lighting up of his berl uighted understanding. Inviting him into r> the acadomy, we proceeded to draw a diu- I gram on the black-board, for the purpose of I 41 illustration. "Now," said wo, "the sun is ninety-five millions of miles from the earth, ( r- and?" "Stop," oriod he?"how do you j | '' know that? Who'* been thar to measure . w it? Whit surveyor's ever drug his chain " over that route ? 'Taint so." In vain we assured him that scientific men had demon atrntca it, piulnsoph'-r pi oved it beyond a '* doubt, and that all ti?o eminent men in the i vrorhl admitted and believed it. i "They don't know nothing about it," i wan his dogmatic response?not a hit more " thnu I do, and they've never ben any cloHter to the sun than 1 hew It's ngin reason, . sense and scripter, to say that the sun don't 1 rise and set?for that's a text, which niny1 be you've seed, if you ever red the biblo, < ? which 1 kaint soaroely believo you ever did ; I read it, saying, 'from the risin' of the sun ! t - 10 me going aown tnaror?una see litre,' ie voung man, if you kaint tccoli the children ' . n hotter'n ?uch fool talk and infidel argvinent, I *' you niout as well look out for a Dooly net- J u tlement, whar ther ain't no churches, nor , 'J" the folks never licerd of tlie bible." Wo j caved, wiped out tho diagram witli our left c ? coat tail, bowed out our indignant patron, , t ~ and the next morning the "stronamy" class i ,r wu? advanced to Poter Parley's geography, >r ?.wi i ? - . auvi tiic null puiiiiltbliU Ul HOU IIUU rtt'V usual. There'# everything in admitting " ~ and denying the premise*. i " A Ukautifui. Kxtkact.?There lies 1 in the depth of every hoait that dream of ; 'H our youth, aud the hastened wish of man- , * 11 hood, which neither cures nor hunore oan i ' crcr extinguish?the hope of one day rest- i " ing from the pursuits which absorb us ; r" of interposing between old age aud tho ' v r tomb, some tranquil interval of reflection, ' < ' when, with feelings not subdued but soft- i o .?:?i ?*?i _ i i viuvuf nivit pccniuim nuv r.\iiiiumt'u UUl liu.'i- 1 lowed, wo mny look calmly on the past with1 out rogret, and on the future without np^ prehension; But in the tumult of tho } world, this vision forever recedes lis we ap'i proaeh it, the passions which have agitated our life disturb our latest hours, aud we go , ' ' down to the tomb, like the sun in the oooan, I with no gentle and gradual withdrawing of , l8' tho light of life bnck to the source which gave it, but sullen in its ticry glow long uf- < 0 tor it has loat its power and its splendor. ! ] l J YllUNO AMtRU'A Sl'KAKINO TI1F. LlN- ; ''ll (iO.?"Young imn," enquired a puzzled ' ytr.ivcllor at a point of his journey whero vjaliii \su\ diverged in different directions? of these roads will take you to Man^^^jtfblthcr, sir; but if you wait an hour y tli^KUypi will be along to tako you to tfrtm , - I 0 "You appear to bo a shrewd boy but not particularly charged with mauiiors. llow l? old are von V" <4l'ui hoein' around my fifteenth year j . '1 and as for being shrewd, they rookon tne | that away around bore. I liavo knocked < , Jr the spots off old Dabad, and bervt the school- i 19 muster at 'seven up' and parsing; but when < n you talk about charged with mauuera, I'm ' >* well loaded and rammed too P' >; "Have you p.ironte living?" y "Parent# living ? if you mean the old Writ* anJ womiin?no. I thank von. the* rlid. ?nd left mo to piny tho tiling alone. ' M UWith whom <L? you reside?I mean with #L whom do you live fV i? "Well thar! if you eall living being a bound out tiii you ro one and twenty, to ono of the meanest men th?t eror net 5own c. to a hiled dinner, I live up the hill there, J ^ to old Waggoner's. who farms it with tne ^ and a yoke of roau Btnfp V' , "My young friend, your oarly culture i | seems to* have been sadly ncglected. ' Have |? yon ovor unjoyt-d flablvith privileges?" "You'd think so| thero ain't a ' [tf hedgehog nor a woodchuck within three R miles of hero. Old YVApgpftfft haa the moat, and I have the hidd ond tallow." jj "What may I call your namd, my lad 1" j "You cant make any mistake, call me ? what you havo the moat of; hut my genu- j ine name is Alph Cheeebro?for quick they at oall mo Cheeay. But I havo wanted more ,j, timo than common; I oaq hear \b* aid jfiv ing tonguo, and I mast vfwta off, or tlio old u boy will he hew and Uok im Wth. #o, captain, consider mo youra, and if ycfc'll eddy won ltd somo .Sunday, I'll plimr yon S* fun or pay the ram V ^v ' " ' -r 1 .; it "MortiKn, ifhoro's Bill?" "My ?m, do no* let mo hear yon my Bill jundu.-V f., Yott iuould wy Wifiiam." "Well, fcuti * . 4^ V % ' i.-.V. A*.? i B!' T* t"SSi tfJfr' y L n'lt',',!^^ or, whore's Witlinm V uJn the yard, feeding the dlioks." "Oli, yeH, Iftec him uow. Hut, mothor, what makes the ducks have mieh brood willirtms?" "Oct out with; your brother, directly, you little acuiup, or j I'll rufF vour pars " i A woman has no naturu! grace morobowittrhing thau a sweet laugh. It leaps from her heart in a clear sparWiog rill; and tho j heart that hears it feels bathed iu the exhilerating spring. It turns the prose of her life into poetry j it flings flowers of sunshine over tho darksome wood in which we aro travelling; it touches with light even our sleep, which is no more tho imago of death, but is consumed with dreams that aro shadows of immortality. Auny Kklt.y, in one of her looturcs, oxuffnnr* ftiifli in matcly coining to the aid of women in their nttempts to gain their rights. "All things lire possible with God," exclaimed the pious Abby. "Dovil tho bit!'1 responded an ]risli listener in a dark comcr. "He's not ublo to make u man of yecs," A Okkat Qi'kstiox Koi.vko.?" \Yhoro do nil the r?iikA i/o lo ?" This niminon. i yvliirli ha* <;i> imitated the world hus in Itccii Holvfl. It has been disoov I'ri'd tln-y full lo tl?o enrlh and bocome terrapins ! An Iri-binati being Cold llial the price of bread had fallen, exclaimed : Thia ia the !ir?t limu, be jabers, that I ever rejoiced at ihe full of my best, friend. "An even txrliango is nn robbery," a" the widow Raid, when she ftwnppud herself for ft widower. Av Irish man referring to tho nudden Jcath of u rolat'vo, wan i?sk<-d if ho livod Idgh. " Well, ? can't pmv lie <lid," rop!i*-<l IVrenoo, "Inn ho died high. Like lite United Swt?* Hank he whh ?u:?ptMidod " An extdnnngo paper tell? <>f a person who prefaced his senuuri with: *V.My friends lot ii* say h few word* before wo begin. This in about oqual to the chap who look a short nap before he wont to sleep. Conundrum ?When has a mnn n right :o ?eol<l hiH wifo shout his cofluo ? Wbuh tit? bn? plenty of (jroitnth. Man is never wrong when ho liver for >thers ; the philosopher who contemplates Tom the rock is a loga noble linage than tlio milor who struggles with the storm. "GAZK not, upon n maiden, lest her beauy bo a Htumbiinu-blodlx' to thee." is u text worthy of consideration now-a-days, when loops so obstruct our sido-wulks. "I'm glad toseothnt tho hard times nre >vcr," said im individmdon Saturday, while .( lie heavy shower was falling, ''everything 1 low goes ou swimmingly." I'tiiJ. OJU-.ajjLli U-?JLil, -i-'J iaes Administrator's Sale. WILL BE SOLD, on Wodneaday tho 13th ilav of January noxt, at tlie Into wsuiqitw u? ivimon cuvreu. uecciisco, nil uio Personal Property of said ?ecea.sod, to wit: ONE NEGRO MAN, Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Shuck*, Household and Kitchen Furniture, nnd many other articles too tedious to Ineution. TEUMS OF SALE.?All sums under five lollars bosh : of and over tlm4 amount, a erelit of twolve monthn. wltJmut int?rn?t tlto wymont of tlio puivhiwo money to bo eocurow )Y noto mid approved security. HOB'T, POWBLL, Adm'r. Doc 22, 1857 24 2 A Proclamation. EX KC UTIV E ? HP A HTM EN T, Columbia, S. C., IVo 10, 1857. uy ins fi\c?Tlonoy It. K. W. AM.ston, Governor and Commandor-in-Chicf in and over the State of South Carolina: W1IHUKAS, information has been received at thi* I>epartmont, that a murlor was committed on the body of William Heiehcr, about the *28th of November last, jy JAMKS S. ClIANKYr formerly of Union sounty, North Carolina, and that said Chaney laa fled from justice. Now, know ye, that to the ond that justice ,nav be done, and that the said Chaney may l>0 Jjroweht to lescal trinl fir his offence, a? jforesaid, 1, It. r. W. Aliston, Governor ami jomnmn<lcr-in-tJJiioi in anil over 'he S?a<? ifprofttid, d<? i*??ic thin my pn?ol?mnt?uii. ?>f> rorirt.tr a reward of TWO ' HtiN I>UB!> DOL; I, A US for his apprehension ond delivery in lie jail a? Piokeiw Court H'>?>e. Said Chancy i* dc??eril?ed as Kml^ about .S eot tO t?r 11 inches high; weighing alwyt 170 pouri *-?; about 10 year* opage. dork hair, tiiuo ?vo?. rather darken, left nido of face Liadly burnt with gunpowder, particularly ihout tho n<>?o and left eye; has a ainall ?? <1 llA -1-1- . ' ...I mc mil muo in mo upper up; rattier |uiuk spoken, and a loud toica \rhon npeakii>K. Said Chancy vr?ts born nn<l raised in Union County, North Cnrolino. Given under uiy hand And the ftoal of tha State, at Columbia, this 10th day of Do* coiubor, A. D. 1S;Y7, KOB'T. P. \V. ALL5TON. W. R. Hunt. Dnn. fWt'n Ihw23""" 24 ' 2 Ktnlt of'Woiilb i'aa'dlliiu, JK OJtlMJCART- -CITAT10M. 117 HKB.BA8, J. H. flunnicutt and Z. B. Co* (V have nppliod to mo for lottors of. administration upon all ami singular th? personal estate of Joalrpa Cox, deocaaeJ. late of the Stu^c afore* t*nl<l and district of Pioken.n: Tbo kindred apd L-reditura of aaid deceased are. therefore, cited to appear hefureiua, ?( PickeimC. II.. oo Monday Hth January next, to abew if any 'hoy ^-?.i i-"? . .. - I?M. nnjf nitjii ifiicrs Hiiutiiii 1101 tst granted. Oirca undo* my hand and teal, *>?$. il}67. ' W. J, 1?AH8QX*, .final SottlcKjont. A LL por.inns Interested will tako notice ^!L tilnt a final aoltlemeut of tUo Kstate of Mm. Janios MoKmnoy, de<;?a?odt will be made I iftforo thn 0*d(?s.r*tj*t Pickoa# C. H? t>n Friday th?2GUi day of MarcJi noiL -Tho*t> u\<h?ht*f) to said Bwat^ mtitU m^ko imytneoti anu those having doo&atufc will r&nd?r thom in legally attested hy that (iiuo, wl will not l?? recpouHiblo any Ion cor. , JAMi&llOJJKRTSON, Ad,?>r ' Don 24, 18A7 jTiT 34 3m "T."V '*'Tk' r*'""-'???. ? , DM. X. W. GAEKN ? / vFKKHH liis Professional k.-itIwk to thaViiiy tMn of Pickens Di?tHc?, In th? practice of ?WWm hi Its tAriotii hranohea, lie would a*y that he has an oxperienec of t*T< v?w*r* Ja Offio* Uxbi* mm. [Aj.ril.14,18$7. $> ? \ A ' THAU AN ACADEMY. ' ?' THIS INSTITUTION, i>> Ai.dermn Dintriot, 8. C? fifteen miles above Wiilinwston, HB-for ten years past, will l>e eoutinuod undnr cnroofltov. J. L. KENNEDY. Firnt term will tw^iu Monday in January, I SOS, aoa mo admission, fur less tlian quo term. J. L. KENNEDY. Doc. 14, 1E57 ' 23 3 Pendleton Rail Hoad Company. MMIK Klevonth, Twelfth, Thirteouth, FourL tecntli, unci Fifteenth Instalments of ONB DOLLAK each on the Stock of tlnj Pendleton H?i'lroiid Company will be payable as follows i Klfv jnth Instalment on the 1st of August, Twelfth " " " October w Thirteenth " " " December" Fourteenth 44 " Feb'y, 1858. Fifteenth 44 ? ' April 41 W. II. D. G.MLLA1U), Sec. nnrt Tr?f\fl. Pendleton R. It. Co. Pendleton, May '2ft. T8&* 46 td ' ? ?-? . Final Settlement. VJLL persons interested will tnke notice that a final settlement of tho Estate of Thomas II. Ousmvfly, deoonhed, will bo made before thft Ordinal-v, at Pickens C. II., on Monday tho 11th day of January next.1? Tho?o indebted to said Estate ni\??t make pay went, una moso naving aemnnas win rentierthew in, Ufgnjlv attested, by thuttiroe. JAS. 1>. GASAWAY, Adpi'r. Oct. 5, I8i>7 13 Siyi wiraow SASHES OF nil kinds, manufactured by Kasdoy A Davis, Mtperor for their oxno'tnoss and durability, and already painted and glazed, with tho host American and French Window Glaus. Always oh hand at Wnlliftlla, aifd formal# low by JOiiN' KHUSK. fII-J By 3, K VIJ E C!O TIP \ flf 1 . I'iire Zinc rind Ainorienn White Lend, for which thu-iiifrhcHt premium was awarded at the World's Fair. N. Y. Hulo Agonts for ^ South Carolina. Carnuilt & Briggs, in Charleston. For Palo at Walballa by JOHN KltUSE. wi now ?LA??v Raw nnd Boiled Llnflecd Oil, Spirits Ttirpontine, Putty, ail kinds of Paints, dry and also ground in Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes, and all articles in this line. For sale, at tho lowest fifruro for cash, bv " .10IIN KRUSE. Wnlhnlh, fob. 12. 1S57 .'M tf JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER. JEAN Bte. FISCHE88EK, Vlnlhitlhi, S. J,t HAS just now returned front New York with a largo and beiiutlt'ul assortment of WATCrttS, (Both GOLD And SILVER) Clocks, Music Boxen. Combs. Hrtlfthcs. Knncv Ar?.if?lp?. lVfnmrrv Soaps, Gold Pons, oto.; nil of vrbtah )if\H beon> bought for OAfiil. nnJ which ho offors for saleon tho most ftcoorouiodnting terms. Mir Ho ulpo MjPAIRH WATCHES nnd other articles in his line,'and solicits the patronn^0 | of tbo )>Ul>Hc. His stand is near the publio sqrnire, nt VVnlhnllft, C. ^ Deo. 15, 185(5 24 tf r. vr. m us ins, jn. j. w. ii.Mimson. r. c. iti.i.MM. UHDOTC tnnniontT g. tun i i i m uuHiiit]. uiiumov)^ (V/ J' DIjIJI A1U) AltornvT* nt taw, WILL attend promptly to all bu?lncn? cntrunted to tholr ourCr Mu. Pui.liam can always l>e lounil in (lio Offieo. ). OFFIpK AT 1MCKK.NS C. II., S. C. Sept. 0. J Bod P tf_ Estate Notice, X}UW,IC NOTICE in hereby pWon to fill porsons interested, that the Kstnto of Allen lllaek, ilouonsed, is now ready ft??d able L . A ..II ' * ui iijwi mi uciimium mm tiro iigut.nHt it.? Those having demands, cither by uotc or nocount. are requested to cull nnd get their money, as no iiitcroat will be paid on theft* nfter thift date. Tho>e indebted would also do well to make nftvineht. B. lUfallKS. \ . J. u. UUNNICUTT, i Adm r Dec. lfit 1H57 V, 3__ W. K. 8A8I.RV. ISAAC WICKW^. JEASLEY & WIOKLITFE, AtCoriipy* at tnw. i YTAfll.'L attend punctually to nil business onV I trusted to tliOlr caro In the VinlriQts comprising tlie \VeBtcm Circuit. OFFICE AT PICKENS C. I!., S. C, Sept. 2">, 1856 1ft if l'b? Stale of South Carolina, Jonas Phillips, Jr. ) ts V Summons In Partition Ilonry (laeuway, el At* ) IT appearing to my eatififnctfpt) that Jolin (Tftanw.iy, Jamas Oiwuvfuy, lUchel Qntovaytfym GrtPiiwuy, William Gateway, Jeremiah riulAou and wilo Sarah. Wetloy Ga?at*ay, Bryant rfo Tidy ami wife Phobhc. Nathan Phillip* and \rlf? Mahata, Edward Williams and wife MaryS'ialde boyond the limits of this State: it i? ordered, 4 l)inrafAi*o #!??* *in. named do appear in roy office at I'lSRJw^C. H., cither pernonally oir by attorney, nnd obJSeAt to the division or sale of tho Heal Kstate of llunry (lasaway, deceased, within three months. fyorn the publication hereof, or their consent to, tho same will b? entered of record. * W; J. PAU&0N8, o.r.i>. Ordinary's Office, Not .*.1857. flm LUMBER! MFWBERT : rrilB undersigned are now prepared to fill or-. 1 deri for LUMBKR of ?U kinds, at their MJU ^ o? Oconae Crwk, woven roilo?.novtWe??tof halfa. Lumber will bo delivered If it Is desired^ by the uwchnser. Our terms will'bo accommodating, nud we re?]i*ctft?ny solicit thepa-* Cranage of die-public. .1AMK^ GSOfiflK il. F. MmmrtMi, .Peh. 10,1857 S] LAWHB?VKl i v*.' Estate Kotio?. the Obituary, M fN*Jgg ' gkjgH KSffi'SpCpiy ?& an(* t,,^? ^ftV"lP . nmnd" will twhIw them in loyally an> (. 1 J P^kff TRAipM. 'Ad^' Oct. 19> U *m LOOK OUT! Tw 1 ? * * ' *>< ._. ?. 1. r* * J