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ipsfEirnv. Thy Will Ba Done. My OoO, luy l'litUur, whilo 1 .Mi?y . T?r from my home.on life'.-) rouy;li way, O, loixch m<v (Yom my lieuit to *u.y, Tliy will bo tloi/u.'J If tbotl nhouW^t full mo to reeiffU wi.?? 1 "I- " .??.??? Iiii/nt i |ri UU*?II II*" **r wuy IT)IIIc? 2 onlr yk'M TfiO? t* hat wna thiliO-rThy wilHw I filnmM |i'uiing bii'knr** waste nwdy My lit'c in protuiituro ?lc*y*y. My Father, still T slvivu t<? Thy will bo done! "* r.-pn If nffi\in I ne'er slionM seo Tho)Vi(*n(\ inoi'c ilijur fli.ui life t<> mo, | K'cr Inn*/ wo hntli vhnll 1*o wUU ?K?a. O ----- "? - <? '? V??VV , 1 Thy will be done! ( If but my tainting heart be blest i "Willi tby sweot spirit for its guest, My to Thee I'M givvthe real; Thy will l>e done Renew my will from day today, ' Blend it with thine, siU'l tnko awiiy All that now make* it hard tt> sny, Thy will be ilono ! i And when on earth I broatho no niovo The prayer oft mixed with tears before, ' I'll xiii? upon n happier fchore, i n/ win no uono. : u . 1 .* ?t . , ? The Tides. < The tides of tlie ocean luivc been a sub- * joct of Wonder and puz'/.le to those who j have not investigntcd their cause. It is ' related of the soldiers of Alexander the 1 (ireat, who were natives of the Moditerra- 1 noun shores, that when they reached the ' Confines of the Indian Oceau, and saw its waters rolling up (6 a great height and then Mowing back, twice every day, Unit they became alanucd, aud attributed the phc- , nomcua to a special interposition of the deities of the country which they had invaded. Various remarkable theories have been advanced regarding the causes of the tides. Kelpcr, the celebrated German astronomer, believed that the onrth was a real living animal, that the tides were due to its respirations, and that men and hvnteA were liko insects feeding un its back. The tides have also been attributed to the w:i- > torg of the oeoan running in and out through ' Koino great hole at each pole, communicating by a inbterranean passage through the earth ; and the Miulstrom?now a myth? that whirlpool on the coast of Norway, has been suggested as an opening into this supposed underground canal. \Vo would not be very much surprised if some speculative being would yet discover that the cold water found by Lieut Herrymhli, as described | \n nlir l?cf nnmlin r - x . , 1 II ... IIUIUUU) ?.m IIU-IILU ICC HUH IIIHl come from the Arctic region* through thus inner passage, and had oozodout near Bermuda. If the tides we're due. to tlic breathings of a great monster, of course we can suppose that it just respired twice every twenty-foijr hours, but this never could account for the variations, ns this theory must involve the necessity of a regular ocean current running round and round, not ebbing and flowing. Many persons?according to letters sometimes received by us?still seem to be much perploxcd with the phenomena of the tirles. They cannot undofptand why they ard higher at one time than another, nyr why they rise to the height of sixty feot in tlie Bay of Fuudy, forty feet in the ports of Bristol, Knglaud, and St. Malo, France, and only to a few feet in height in New York and other places, while they are scarcely pcrtippuble in the Baltic and other seas. l>cscartcs was the first philosopher who advanced the tiieory that tho tides were due i . it.. !. n - - ?? * * " u? iiiu lnuncucu o? uie iuoou, but rSewton j was the lirst who worked out tlio problem, discovered the true causo. Descartes j believed that tlio union acted on the waters of the oeean by pressure. .Newton demonstrated that it acted upon the ooean by attraction; that instead of pressing the waters, it rolled thorn up directly under it, and also at its antipodes at the same time, nus producing the two tides every day.? The tided are caused by tlio attraction of both the 1110011 and sun. If this earth had no moon the attraction of the sun would produce two tides evorv dav. lint the ?V?h *' 1 " " and flow would take place at the same hours regularly, not varying as they do now ; these tides would be also much smaller than those of the moon. Although the mass of the sun is far greutcrthfln that of the moon , nnd although attraction is in proportion to the inasft, yet it is nlso inversely ns tho square of the distance. A J the sun, therefore, is four hundred tinios farther distant than tho moon, the attraction of the waters of the sea towards the sun is found to bo. about thrGe times less than fchflfc nf tl^ moon ; the tides produced by the gun would therefore bo three times less than those of tho niOon. There are really two oconn tides,"tlie lunar and polar, but the latf^r, is abgorbod by the former, which is wholly observable iu respect to time, t)ho solar only as it influences the height of the tidal wave. That caused by tho moon is three times creator than that of the nun, and it follows the moon's motion around the yarth, rising and falling, ovcry twelve hours, nod each micccedtng tido by thrccWjiliftirn of nn hour later than tho preceding ono, exuotly in accordance with the piwdtioni of the moon, ot asiiis commonly called, "its rising and setting." Hometimes they liro V*ty low and at other times vCry high tidyfl?'-that if, their height is not uniform. Thl# i& causcd by the pc*?itionB of the sun and moon relative to the earth. Thus, as at the time of the moon, the sun and the, moon being in the same part>? of tho heaving?th'c tides produced in tlic ocean aro then tire highreH, becnn.se ' they are equal to the ^\iin or the two tides , ?'-lunar aiju ndlrtr. This should also tftlfe placo at .the time of the full mooj\, when 1 our ?atclit? is opposiui tho aUrac* t??e force being equal anirflpysite. in pro- ; discing the tidal wave- Tussles are great 'i er at now full moon <hnn nt tin? first nfid 1 -i?*? qunrrer.%1 u giuing the Inttor fcctfods I ?<d af-tiffjpiYttm-j J k. '-{ JiL * St lifftiiMiffiBiln ?ou with that of tho liioon, tends to lower ihc tides. Roiisoiiiuir from the data, it will natural- yo I v be inferred that whoa tho ruii and moon yo arc equally distant from the two Doles of l fo the globo, such as nt tlio timcQ of the cciui- \v< nUxcs in March ami September, tho .tides th would he ^router. This is also i'oUiul to in bi1 Mi? oaao, thus demonstrating beyond all fo< loubt that the flux aiul roflux of the soft ui ?ro due to the nttraotion of tho kuu and wl aioou upon the waters of the ooca::. Tho he iiffrrciicc in the height of tho tides at va- wi rious plucca is due tq tho peculiar formation lie ){ soa counts. They are very high in .the do Ihiy of Fundv, because an iunnonso cjilfiu- M tity'oF water is piled into a v/idu.mortthed anrtow s^ace, in tho prime manner that a of 'orUiiu quantity of wdtev will riso higher an 11 a narrow than in a wide channel. ?>i ? ri( A Husband's Confession. R0 Wo li 'HU'ii to lay before our many fair j)v enders tlic following choice morefau?the 'Confession of a Husbanda 1 novcr tandevtook but onec to set at ^ aught tho authority of rny wife. You j>( enow her way?- cool, quiet, but deter hi inod 0j( is* ever ?row. .Flint aftov wo married, and I ill wnn nice and eoy.y, she got mo. in the I ^;| habit of doing nil the churuittg. She ncv- ;t Sf asked mo to do it, you know, )?\xt then die?-why it was doiic just in this. way.? su ^he fiutsliedbreakfust before mo oho fine .nOrning, and slipped uway from tho table, ^ die filled the churn with eroain. and not it lust where T couldn't help seeing what she wanted. So I took hold, regularly eiuntgh, tj( \hd ehunied until the butter came?she r(> didn't thank inc. but, lunlcoil . sweet about it, that. 1 folt well paid. Well, ^ when the churning day ciuue along she did the nttnio thing, and 1 followed suit and ,tJ fetched the hut tor. Again, ami it was done x just -o, nnd 1 was in for it every time.? |j( Not a word was said, you know, of course. u, "Well, hyjuiia-hy, tills bccomc to he very irksome. 1 wanted she should just ask me, but she never did, and l couldn't say any- w thing about it, 80 on we went. And at last nr f made'a resolve that I would not 'churn f() another time unless she asked me. Churn.1.... i - ' ? ' - * wij vtiinv?imu wm-u my oreaKiast? ?? alio always got nice brejd; fasts?wheu that m was swallowed, there stood tlic churn. L ar got up, and standing a few minutes just to Qj give Ivor a chance, put on my hat and walk- sc ed out doors. L stopped in the yard to give ^ her a eliuuoo to call me, but not a word j,. said she, and with a palpitating heart 1 moved on. m f went down town, up town, and all over the town, and mv no v<^ti?ue Noah's dove?I folt ns if 1 haddoue wrong a, ?1 didn't feci oxactly how?but there j*u was mi indescribable sensation of guilt restiti?x ujion me pll'thc" forenoon; itscemedns (U if dhiucr time would never cdme, ond nsfor 1U going home one minute before dinner, 1 C(. would as soon out my ours off. So I wont fretting and moping around town till dinnor time came. 1 ionic.'] went, fooling very much as a criminal must when the jury is ... having in their hands Iiis destiny?life or j., death. 1 couldn't make "ip my mind how j)( she would moot me, hut some kind of a sn storm 1 expected. Will you helievo it? 0, She never greeted me with a sweeter smile, Yl never had abetter dinner for me than on tluit day; but there stood the churn just vt where J left it ! Not a word was passed. ?i. 1 folt i ?? . W..../.UI.IVUIj vui) miu uvcrjr mountful of that dinner seemed us if it- would (jf choke ii)0. She didn't pay any regard to w it, however, but wont on as if nothing had th happened. Tie fore dinner was over, I liud again resolved, and shoving back my chair, YC r it-- ' ' 1 * v umiviiou ?j> iu mw eiiui n, ana worn i?t it | " . in tho old way. Splash, drip, wttle, splnflh, ' tjl drip, vattlo?1 kept it up. As if in spite, tl tho bvUter novvr was so long pomiug. I 3c supposed tho crcnm standing mo long had got warm, so I redoubled my efforts. Obstinate matter?-tho afternoon wore away while I was eburuing. 1 paused at Just from real exhaustion, when she spoke for '.V tTic first time : ''Come, Tom, my dear, you 'I have rattled th.it buttermilk <juite long 0 enongh if it is only for fun you are doing R u " T 1 ----- r" 1 1 UH<.H uun lb Wt?? ill a HUSH. i^ni! ' had brought the butter in the forenoon and ai loft the eburn standing with the buttermilk ai In for me to exercise with. I never s6tup til for lu vHolf in house housohold matters after ei that. IiiuiTAniMTY i.\ I u,ni;ss!~?Tllftne who 'I are blessed with health ean never know, | till tiny in tlieir turn nvri called upon to . suffer, what heroic strength of spirit lies hidden undev the mask of silent, uncomplaining suffering; how Htiong the temptu- . tions are to bo unreasonable, pettish, or repining; bow difficult it is to be grateful, ^ and still more to bo amiable, when the irritation of ovf ry nerve renders the moat ^ skillful attendance irksome, and the dearest . prosenco a burden; when tlic irritated ' frame loafliCa tho Min*hjiiG of a Smile, and a' dreads tlic tear and tlic cloud, whyrc all is pain and weariiiows and hiticrucss! hot the healthy la*- thelo things ever to heart, 0I and wliilo they scrupulously perform tliuir ^ duty?while they tcvcvquoc the fortitude fl! nnd mf.irinWA r?f* *1 ^ ??"1 ?? ' J/.. V? V|?v ?_? V? VMW UWU 4 , Q| lot thorn havo pity upon many a poor and 8C querulous saft'oiv.r; upon their side, lot the (j ?iok not. forpe't that. the reverence find love j? thus excited, nrrt pf the elixir of life to vi their own v/ouricd and over-taxed attend- (j, ants; (juiekonjn^ them to cxo>tion by the rtj sweetest of influences, instead of exhaust- <M irtij them with the struggle to perform an T* ungrateful duty. (j Tfrii witf}* and convivial Lovd Ko)|y bein^, iu bin cutty, years,' much addicted U) re di8S*ipali?o, bis luui'm-r iiuvmeu hiiu iu ? fake cxaiuplo of ft gontlfthmn wbofier don- ^ slant, food \ya.s Verb* and bit) drink wrntcr. fJ, "What, raa&iri, f?>id he, "would.You hrtvoinC) ijuitnle ii man >vlu> cala like a fuitat, [M<1 drinks like a fiah V" 0f Sim:n?w sail, t'.kai rikui.i.v.-women " gofoffi 115; lot us jroudci- tJicm perfect, tho inoVo'tlury iiveo'nii"li.tei\*'<|, ho ri?i?cli jhai^Ofo k ifirtTl \VC Ko. ( r fno cuHivalldn oftho mind jfjrpmQo doponds tb$ wisdbiri otrotn. ft'Ja torWwrten mtft 2?a(nv6 v^jtos. o? the hearts ^ I Girls who want Husbands. Girls, you want to got nwrried, don't ' ^ \l? An, what a natural thing it is for ^ ung Indies who have such a hankering r tho sterner sex ? Jt is a weakness thut jinan has, and for this reason she is called j i e weaker sex ! Well, if you want to ^ct urricd, don't for ootleoienco sako aet like ] als about it. l)on't go into u lit of thu ps every time vou see a lint and a mlr of yiekfcrS, Don't get tho idea into your | ads that you must put yourself tuu | iv of ovojry young man in the neighbor- f iod, in order to attrnot notice, for if you n't run after tiic men they will after you. ark that. t A husband hunter is the mont detestable 1 all young ladles; Hlio in full of starch ' d puolcors, she puts on so many false rs, and she is so nice that who appetirs ? liculous in the eyes of every doeciit per- [ n. She may generally bo found at meet-1 1 coming, of oourse, about tlio lpst-one, ( n'rtya nt social parties, and Invariably takes 1 front soat at concerts. She trie?} to be ' e belle of tbo place, and thinks she is,?- ' lor j?irl! You arc fitting yourself for nn ' 1 tunid, just as sure OS the Sabbath comcs * i Sunday. Men will flirt with you, and ttter you simply becausc they love to do ' but they have no more idea of making ' u a wife than they havo of committing ifcidc. If I was a young man, I would 1 ve no more to do with such fan<iy women ( an I would with a rattlesnake. Now girls, let Nelly give you a piece of ' r advice, and sho kuows from experience ] ai u you practice it you will gain the putntinu of being worldly girls ami stand fair chancc 6f gcttiug respectable husinds. It is all well cnougli tbut you learn finger tbe piano, work embroidery, study a in mar, &c., but. don't neglect, letting andma or your dear mother teaoli you >w to make brend and got a meal of victds good enough for a king. No part of a msekeepor's duties should be neglected ; you do not marry a wealthy husband you ill need to know how to do such work, id if you do, it will bo no disadvantage r jou tci kijow now to oversee a servant rl, and instruct her how to do thwfe things ' yon would have tlicm done. In the ' ixt place, "don't'pretend to bo what you e not. Affectation is the.nio.st despicable ' "accomplishments," and will only cause nsible people to laugh at you. No one it a fi>oi will be caught by affectation?it is a transparent skin, easily to be scon j irough. J)ross plain, but neatly. Kc- ( BUllinr tKilt lintlllllir irivn^ II ?!i.l UA I ? ; ft ft!" "V , 'coming and lovely fin nppcaranee, as a ?at nnd plain dross. All tho flummery \d tinsel work of the dressmaker and mil- , nor arc unnecessary. tf you arc really nidsomo they do not add to your beauty 10 partielo?if you arc homely, tlioy only uko you look worse. Gentlemen don't, nu t your laces and jewelry, but your own )ar selves. Finger-rings and foldcrols may do to look ( , but they add nothing to the value of a , ittf?all young men know that. If von low how to talk, do it naturally, and not 5 so distressingly polite ns to spoil all you | y. If your hair is straight don't put it ? the curling-tongs to make people believe >u have negro blood in your veins. If , >ur noek is very black, woar a lace collar, 1 it don't, be so foolish as to duub on paint, inking that people aro so blind ns not to , eit; and if your cheeks are not rosy. - , >t?'t apply pink saucer^ for tho deception ill be detected and becoinc tho gossip of , c neighborhood. * lMilully, girls, listen to the counsel of ivir mothers, and nsk their advice in evething. Think tota of ronmuees than you > of the realities of life?atid instead of yiug to catch beaux,strive to make your-ives worth bein?; caught by them. NP.T.T.V fli? .IV SoliTJU'.ItN 11.VII.h0a1) Movkmknt.?A outhcrii Railroad Convention has raoerttfbcen in scpiiiitn at Ghattfthoogn, (ieorjria. ho roads represented were the'South Side, r:in^o and. Alexandria, Richmond and anvilic, Virginia and Tennessee, Kast enncsscc and Virginia, Kast Tennessee id (.irorgift, JNauliVillo and Chattanooga, id Memphis and Charleston. Tho scliodlo adopted by the Convention makes the itiro ltp9 direct, without detention. " From MetlVpMa to Petersburg and ichnioud, or vico versa, the tiino ro(|uirod ill be-58 hours, to or from Now York, ireo UnVs rind eighteen hours. Protu Metritis to New Orleans, the passengers will vVo tlio ch'oic? of t,ravelling either by rail ay or steamboat, full arrangement)* being. Footed on both sides. Ticket* wilj be i?ied from all intermediate points, and iu et everything arranged complete. The ihedule \vill takocft'ccfcon 17th Mtfynext,' , which time the staging on tho Enst Tel1!?wee and" Virginia rond vrill be obviatccj, id the entire route one continuous Hue of lilway." Bkokk Ja ii,.?understand that prisiOV8 io jail, Jast uifiht, about 8 o'olock.foy j ?nio means broke tho hiftkn at ?oTl? I id by means of blankets dcKcended frbm .1 le of the windows add escaped, m, wiifuicd for negro stealing in North aroliua, wa? caught, having Boiuowliat iaired hiuifielf in his descent. Nlaven, obn-? cted of highway robbery, Thos. MeA~n'ew, of burglary, tfpnnlding and HillcY, ; " grand larceny, "Smith, chnrged with {fancy, and a negro, the property of John B. rown, havo ho fnr eluded the vi^Uance of lc pol'ico.-^Columbia CuroUnim, lyth. Th>: following convonmtion took place ccntly at the Point Breeze ftfrce-Coiifrtty: "What's that horso out of?" fenidone .of e wonld-bc smart on'With a Vie# In uz onaot the iNnok I>py?, wlio was ri3mp i old lior#o, which-Hliowedlcs* blood fcbnn >nr. "Out of?" "\Vs; what's In; out :?don' you know ?" "'Yea, I ttaf'? Woil, what'{" " Out of oats !" A DHfNKKN" Dot?liT?R#i by thohnmft-of Oftin itZttorhiu ihrotitfh thn 1 ked if lio waA tho man UiaMow hl? Wh* N<\ ' frflitl '*1 -wn? the one that got' >wcd.'/ . * j The SabbathrVitli silent awe I hail I lie sacred morn. Which slowly wakes Whito all (3)0 fields h?*o #1111, iVith soothing osliu 011 every breeze iB borue; A graver murnmr gurgles from the rill, Ami echo answer* softer front the hill, \nil softer sings the linnet from the thorn: The skylark yyavblcs in a tono less shrill. Jail, ligbt sqrene! l\uil> Sficred Subbat.h mofrt! The rocks lloat silently bv in airv flvot<<; rhc Sun n pltu-id, VoHovr liftn- sliftwS:' Th* pules tliut lately fetched uloiiir'lho fcroY* lave liti.'jhOil Iheiv'downy wings in sweet-vopuse; '1'Jio Uovenuft nick of c'ourt? ltugcl.^W) moyy; <o smiled thedny when ihu first uiorp ?uoi^.C Woman. - V : Thow4n beauty in tho helplptfsnoos of ToiUub. Tho clinging- trust, which #<w ch?a foi" extraneous sappoft is graceful nixf ouoliin?. Timidity iVthc nttribute of lit>r ie\; but to herself it ia hot Withorit its InugdTA, itf inconvouionecs,. hiul its Mift'or-' 'njcs: Her ihyt effort at comparative ftvo1<>>ii is bitter onbftgh; for the dolieflt<' rtiml shrinks from ovcrv unaccustomed conuot; and the warm and gushing heart loses itself, Hkor the blossQm of the sensiivo plant, at ovcry approach. Mun nt >uce determines his position, anq asserts jisplaco; woninn lias hereto ec;ck; and, das, 1 fear me that, however slie muy appear to turn a calm brow and quiet lip to he or6\vd through whieh she makes' J?pr Yjiy, that brow throV, and that lip <(iiiv rs, to the hnjt, until, like a wounded bird, he enn ouee.'nij?r0 wing her way to that nuiquil home where the droopinir head vill be fondly raised, and tho fluttering lOftvt laid to rest! Tho dependence >!' \vo>ian in the common affail'8 of life is, neverl.oless, gather the effect of custom than lcccssity. We have luany and brilliant >roofs that, where need in, she can be MilliMcnt to herself, and play liev part in the h'ama of existence with credit, if not with omfort. Tho yeurnings of her solitary spirit, the ontgushins*# of licr shrinkiitir jensibility, the craving of hor alienated k/.nW ? 1-. J- it- >A '-. V .Vfii'y m< uiuuwcu uiny HI irie <[HICl TIOILiess of her solitude. The world sees not, :?uosh(*s not tlic* conflict; and in tho igho? ranee of otheix lies her strength.' The secret of lior weakness is htddon in the depths )f her owti bosom ; and shb uj >ves ou ai)iid the hdflfc iiud hilrry of axiatonee, with ft f?0til set upon h?r nature, to be broken ynly by loud and loving hands, or dissolved in the tears of recoverod home afi'oetion. ??t Tkt.kouapiiing.?Improvement follows iinproycmetit in this wonderful field of hciimico. Kdwurd Hightotij Civil ISngincor if England has recently obtained a patent lor, first, sending telegragljic mo&$pgcp both ways through olio pud the samo wire at the saino instant, without in noy way intfcrferin": with on oh otlior ; Roeoiidly, for preventing the destruction of a wire in the sea or under ground} and thirdly, for mending a U'le.L'ranhio wire, in mirl.ivnnii wiiliA.ii ing it out of the mud. New telegraphic instruments have also boon constructed intended for tho ukc of railroads, lire alarms niul police at:ilions. The instrument is fixed in si .small box provided with a dial ind pointer. Tho alphabet is marked on the dial,and around the latter koj\s arranged in a circle. A merit claimed for this invention is thai any person, without previous experience, can readily forward ami receive messages. On touching n key, the pointer moves to the corrg?<poudiu<|; letter on the dial. The power employed is electricity, find all clock-work machinery is dispensed with. An ordinary ticket agent) conductor or engineer, or nny person who can read, can-operate tho instrument as readily oh an accomplished telegrapher. Facts for MAniiiKD I'koju.k,?Tho 'last word' is the most dangerous of infernal" machines. Musbandsjshould no'moro fight to get it than tlicy would strug^jhiiVr the pDssHesiOu of a lighted bouihsheU. Married pet>i>lc Bhoujd study each others >yeak points a* skttforH look out for the week parts of the tepy in oruer to Keep oil ttlQliV. J^uUCs w ho miivfy for love should yoint}Uib?,r Unit tlio union ol angels with women hns been forb'ahlt>u finer the flood. Tlio wilois the bun of thfc tfdeiul system. L'nlos* plie ftttifU}U there is nothing u? keep heavenly bodies, like husbands, from flying offjiitp spacO. Tnfi w ifb?who should properly diboharge Hoi* duties?must rievftt have a soul ObOVft triflps. Don't trust tot innch to good tcnXpoi' w hon you get juto an argument. > ^ . Miivk's UxousK;*? Miko li u littVdarkej i>f a dozen years, who was purposely left tilonc in the store obo day, find watfthod through a door thut stood njai*, to tcMthh honesty. Finding himself njonc, ho began to canvosn the hptirtinciji for soioethin^ good, find slipping behind the.-covnitev, ,hf soon helped hiniHolf liberally to rtnta nnd camly. lipon boing enitght in ftct; and ropriipnnrlcrl^ h<} yo'trMi fry jUstllfy huuHcfi by nnying? " You'd no business to leave me alon?] you nlwnyd kiiuw'd I'd Htenl.''' Knowinu Who to Kioic.-?"Tho late Colonjil Mof,,ung/of MiHtiistti])])!, once gat into a disnu in lite office of the Prentiss IIoutM*, at Vii k?])urg, with a rowdy, when, to end the nn?ttor without AirthBY delay, he took the rowdy by the 'Mnipofthft -rteok," led hhu A the floor and kiokod him Into tho etfeet. 'Pjic kickte picked him njv, walked away, ntid here tho maUir ended. 8f>iho w?:ok? afterwirrffu McClupg was in New Qrleau#, ur.d when wAlJcfujt up '.U Chftrl(H fttrdof. 6a>v fellow he had kick? <! ciu. pfthe Prentiss House,kick iflg a third prtrtv^t Of a drinking rfloon.?~ ftte'Mung walked uj to hi? oldt n(!<|uiai]fan?9, once the kii kce, but now luo kiv^or, a"4 afloi scanning iiun clopcjy, "J<ook Ijf ro, >ny fiyc t'ol)(?>v, ukq you not the ijwiu I kicked out ot ttio Prentiss House, thp other day Y-- ''tb'tlly, softly, Cylw?V /opliodtbo rowdyi inking MuCJluns by tl<e jus?, "do?'t mention tin; mun??but-^but--i"o? and JknmtnoJto 4c four* .. > a . A 1'iu '101 s Tnufn.?dliJ-lst did ii": Ms ?ojavert# by-thoutawbs nor yot byhun droa#, no* yet by-tynHj but 1m <mju?UhI tb??n by units. ttftyin#, ' Thorftua -jqy in in thi prcreno* Of tlic aujgelft of {lOduvQroynHmnei that ropontoUx?'. He valued individual*! ami yut at lust shall h? weleomo -hi? Ttdocnwl iu on innumerable multitude, whom no miwi *rv?i ctmnt. ' * Why in a hpn witting on a fcnce like a rent-? Because *h? lms n hend on onf hmR1, and a tail tin the other." ? A SaoSioiit. Tho.f'ilitoroftlio Spriiip. | Hold lirpiMican, who fc not refuted to lit! * given to tlio nlght-uiaiv, hatflinfl xciiue tor-; ' vible si^bte .ill his J;?y; etiQWh t" ?1aW<V h Ollfc's liloiSd fiOi'sSC in his wins. Here :u<' , M I hoiiiQ oHiis Wuillngs ill rtViird f<> (licm, to 1 Wfttc'l) \V(j invjto tlie ftpochu (ittoutiuli'ct ,all ; <] j (he bachelor tribe: ' . j < i " Thorn aro kouio snd in tlti? ^a*M i , ?ft city - sacked iip(* lmrut?ik fltdd. }, ni'll'r a groat Slaughter?a London ii\ 111 o i . lnitl.sjt of ft-'pltfgtty?buf|it at sea?a family iii sMrvnlion-^-A jug trf ih<>- ' lafcscs .wrCckod upon the J^av^nicijt?btfl tho . h vM> i si'.'Jit t6 us, of :.Sl, is aii nit] Lactic- j lor stolidly wfdkifig toVrti'd.V his end, lji>? I s groat dutic.s uodono, his Bliirt buttons oil", * lli.-i . iuckill;.;- ('111. at til'1 tlx .-:, and uoJ ody to X&lvc'bis inoiit'V to. AVciv ftc'g;tcti h liuiti, tiio mild rqn tying i\yc of a widow, or null- /. ?..;i 1.1 i vvi* vium vn i? v. u.i num. uut j i$ >dill Jiopo. TJ"ll'Cr dull older iuon thntvjH nny of .our friends liavo married beautiful I' wivey, Vvho trained thelu admirably find sjn nt tlicii money (dcj'nutly." Thkhk is* u Cockiusy youth, who, ovorv ; ( time ho wiiibos to fjet a glimpse of his | c I ffflefcthnart rullii mtt. (l 1?'??-?? t" ! .. , v?.. V v.iy | H under hflr window. Irt tluvaliirm of the 1 *> mofnent, sho then plutigCo her head out of \ " the window, and in<|umw, < Where V'?- j J The lover then -poetically jla^u hiinMdf on the bosom, and exclaims, *f J.ro, n.y Hon- i i gclinu !" - l< Cyili'l.iMiiNpNu a Wuf,.?J^iiikes <eU? this ' Btory iu bin Diury: 'Die MsHtjuIh do ?, otJest sou of'the iJukft, if* married to a hrfhtlsonw wife, and both tire siucorely attached to erteh other. No union can bo more hnppy^ 'i'hr other ni^ht, they hftd dressed fur a bull to 1 which they were invited, unci nt tlte momvnt J of departure ilio. lady made her appearance hi v #ych u bew.ifobitig toilott^, and Joojqpg sodi- ft vincly beautiful, that the husband Was xoi/.- c ed with n irplddti'Ht of jealousy. and without any feeling of resentment or ill-will to hi* wife, but merely to provent "Others from the * enjoyment ofsuoh a ttieM/ he very deliUe.r lytolv torts hor her p?vn in jiiocos from bur / brtcK. Many ^nglinh lyillc.s woukl |iav(synod V for. a coparntio"- 1 uthod how the y<?\ms jFrench Marquise bt>Ve tho didft^nointriient. v The aiiHwur wn?, "Slits vns fli\ttoicd beyond ( itiCft?t)to; find pvotid of thin proof of hnr bus- f baud's ndAilrntinn; nnd in t'iu!t,'!y'\ifi tho narrator, " them wan (something beautiful and Hill it I lit r> ir> f)%iu tliivl, o??, " * 1 1 ' r,. ?.MV ...WU W. CV MUmUHl. J ililJJ + so little poesy in my nature tfiat it Mrttok nre v as very ill-brud, eruel and oxeippdiirgty swlUsli. t AVuv is n philanthropist liko. an old 1 horse'( Bocjiiuso lie always stops at the Hound of woe. A Yov.vn poet out West, in describing I }teaven, says : "it is a world 01' bits*, fo.ueed in \Vith trills." . s R f i % ** ? IIb was a wise man who cut a hole in r his bwrti'dnor for his big eat, "and a lessor one for ,his kitten. - . Titk njati wlvo a to his dinner with the i RciX ..e ?j i . i ? 1 iui* ui a nvcr, nas neon cncicayonnjj; to spiii a mountain top. i?i"Ji.j'.ixj.'. 11 -i-L'B'.i; .'j..1 1 Jju -i 8l?ic ol' Moutli Carolina. | fi&Kl'UTiYJS HKPAUTMKNT. "VX7~UKHKAS, the- last General Assembly TT of South (.'arolina, \vilU n \vi.se i'onnuast ' anjl a liberal re-jam /or, ihf1 .public wulfurij, ? b?s6ii as it itf no Crts'^iitiully on tm> goOil fcenso J and virtue of Itoi* 6ltiXctus niacfcil u lu w h}" which tho OoiiimlKKlonfcrfrofl'Yoo Schools aro nniu.:?>J i-. ?^ ? ' n.iwivMiAuvt III uquimiPIl II iM'tlOOl ID ] tho.vlty of Oliarluaton, to which the country c district*! will I?u eutUicd to scud a eorluin ! ' numhur pf pupil*.. And whereas fho ento'rpmin'g Board of St. . Phillipsand Si. Michac^'.-ihuvo Jiuw in^p^vrt- J tion, attheir excellent public School ih the ^ city. weekly exertnses, which will . M'cvo to oximplify ihe bcitctita of Bitch an osMabluli. ment.. 1 1 ftow, thorefnn*, I rcconimcnd to th? jiovnral Jhctrtta of C'onnais.Vuanjrs of Jb'rqc A>cbool? > in the State*to appoint, at their noxt quarterly nftcetinc, oh ti\o fourth Monday in April, ithd deputfc one or inoft Of their iVtkry'bef t? viriiMlioMiidpubHotuihool (St. Phillips atreot) J in (.tiarleston, at ihoir ?onvaidene.o> <> us to ho ?!.!<. >A wi?.r...k 1U.. . Myvi V"? I'uaiiiv 01 II1UHT OOBOrVU" tion nt th.p-quarterly meeting, ou (ho fourth , s'onday offlkstc>l>or next. Also, I Jo h<Jfri>I>v"iuyite all tj\n Temnjori" ; of Frfce H<5boolA?fch(mita throughout thfv Stsito 1 i-, tft (hmiip iiuit fceo fov' tlicnjselve.f bow MijS ?ftHl 1, I'uhlie SehoM ii coudik'tcrt, tilw whufureilit UBos of:? Novmnl 8l1ii>u1. i -A*, the.expenses of stiuh u visit might put t it out of,the po\Yfr of mup v to cyme, however mueh H\oy miiy desire it. I will .vonluwi /? B.iy foV the gOO"! of Ohialoilyn, th.it j tltf. lioii.sfM ut" mniiy residentswill l>e fipoTlcfl I to arty TeAoh'cr whrt shall hn pmvidftdwifh i\ t letter of introduction, or with the i o( tlu: PimtjUvyt ami Suci'titAvy ofMPltourd 1 of t 'nnuiHHbioooi's at honu-, Fuilili?jiv till*. 1 , or in case a puhVio houso 19 proforred, it nf- * fords tun pleasure to suunmhrothat Mrs."Ken- ' j nedy, of tin) Ainoricftii Hotel", *1li King street, ' ' will, i)ii uccount of tliirt d)?j?ftvtmoi?(, tnlfv } I garo of uyy Tcivchor of.Fjroc. 'Sclfpol who . *, Will deposit witlrjicr, his o^ her Mjortifienlnii ' from th'6 l'rcsftttfpt hiul Sfii/rC^ai-y of.thi j trlrt HrtttM ol' (JjiinnlsVion'ors for11 which boor alio ui??y bo oinploytjif, from the first^of ' ,Jou? t<> the fifth inulutiivc. , lMirtlicnuoro, I. upju'ul to tb? pronoj; n?lr , thoritics of the ta>Ui'Oft4? jiud oUiur publifc win , v'cynncc?, meanB of whityibo^i^t rfiAcn i the city, (o ui3tru<5t{fi0lr?0y6r?1 agchts, ut'ioii < i ttic exhibition tb them orihe sohl cflrtiftcsitafl. 1 , to pMfl itU 'Biidh' MligjtfU, | ,'. nn?l one CoinmiBsioqor from ci^i'li JJoftrd, go- ( i ing down for the purports heroin s?t fy.jfth, t i for ono farfe, going n>)4 returning.' . I am ftsanred thrtt tho ?c>fnmlBdtf?ftO*H of Kren Sohools Of BK IMiillipi Aud'ttt. MichiudV wiU-ta^o jdi5?w?Mro in afio*iliOg?vojey faitjlitj to tho TfRcl^ors iiud pt^ar^,. U? ofraervc/uul profit "by the unproved methoiic, _V UjrXr . . \yjll only bare to upply to G. 0/ilRM5fln* i I U KU, K#i\, CtmiiVrtnttT'or to^ijrv WopitWr of j tlio Hoard, at H<o Public. ttclihol tlotiBP, in St. , . I'liillip.i HtrAct^ to bo udmlttud at tho pr6peri ] UoarS. . , ;?r-. - > r- jKi v. ; J !: <* tim<i hswbcton mcntiouc"!, ftraw&io J , flrst'to vhohfUi J.unq, J^oUcr fgx a1^. if It bo at all oonvoninn^ tv tydvpt Omb up-' poiriftrtApt; but'if thoYoljfc ?!npodfh?onts ^ \> in'ovMJt- n'ny "Toh^hVsra' fV?Wi 'fcwnhig fct'ttWt: .iiav) ? ? fAiunnivvuasra win iNWOftiOINtt 1 i-A?vy oihflp tinio in M?y oi*.Juno, ' including ? filftturdfty tw on^ of the tloyr. ' \; *? j Given nudor my hfcnd and tl?a soul of Gio j I i .. Stnt^ hear (^ocirgctovviv tliw 1 i ^ocoliil naV of Anifij, in tho your of olijr i i Tjirt-ff onr ihoiiMiiMfl inftiili.n.1 ??ii . in tfr<* y<<nV . of AiiiorwWn' Fml#poin!<.nco. ; _ KOn 'i'. V. W. AUJiTON, ' April in, U?Cf? !)<j ' Jj i'lo.V! mm: soy?: ''A Piuoiriiiati popvr itya that f'w<rtios find no quarter" tlitAv. 'lobnbly tliot'? no. '.they might itcaroli ?tf th<5 pookots in tho ]>lac?; Alitl liud uo> uniter." : An oM top or was overbears!, tho othor oj, uuTjntaicf i* fUiiii IW UiUii^U . llecauxu, thou, \uy boy. ygy'tl lm\o',sonier ody to pul| off your booty when you oo'mo oiuo drunk.'y x ? .. ? * * Hopk cfinuot satisfy, it moroly appetiser, 'lu>. ninil who ''lives on hope," is generally ungry. v. " f wh\l)F.n vhftt ?n:ikt!s uiV cvfitf ao \v6ak." 11 id a fop to.:i jicptloin:iij. " You uofttln'tf rOmlor-Mhi'y are iu n weak jjlrt?Cru replied lio gtfutleinnii. ; AVn.\T fs llitt b6it lflit! iro'lrtftil h mnn with * fino-lirtp. ' *l Xr.vnn aHmso ono M'lJo u nn once yaur tort jn fricinl, hotfovee bitter jiow. . . -.LL--? J .J11-a-l, 1-JUJ SJjitc ot* SoulU Carolina, :i.N >:<?( itv?k?>5ctf. U'Ar.MAS'S, 'IVtintoi.H. PomifiifUM's .iml it 6r cdvors, tfhG tiuVc brth'Un in Ui<?CriniV<ii!?j<toM? r"n office, nml poisons who )mvc s<5l<l j*rohcr?y ji'lcr tli&onlcr of Uh- Ctrtu't.of llqtitt, uro tter?> y ji'jtitjtHl to tile tlioir.UeturnjJ iiv my MB or, on r Javfory'tHc tir>sl of Muy pcxL Voucher* tti; all piiymcu.lA out >it,Ai*b\\eibiWf'ctl, togctlfc.i' ith fill hn'inlj?,'nottiM,' ooitftitntc.s'ftf ptooi, ntyf tMvovlrtonces 6t' oho*e? ttl tin I oil, nntf uNd nil itlc duuils, l>ills of Halo, juiiI other nnuiiniont* of itloto j>ii?j?5rty hohl in tryst. 'VJ)?.soin <letanlr, I the exi>irat?yn l'f fliue- nuj)Vo will t JuleU liuH<t6rliiilfn;tolv. an the frt\rUlniet*,, jlout. A. thompson', c.k.i'.iv ' ('oi?ini?kii>ncv'H OtHee, Ki/k 1 1H.*8 (<l ES hereby /riven that T, Rotiikli., qf .l'iekcnrt district, Avifo ttf J>avi?i llothe|l. '. ill. ntteY throo ittr.nl Iik fr.tm 11 !a >ln<<> >1.1 Hp liUsiiii'vfc n.i "a Kl-rp I^calcF. My o<;, iln?lionn (Wb'tWfd of WVijv'or und SVmntrquA susa'n neviifsLr.. 'ffttffc , * WINDOW SASHES )F'iiH kfnds.TjwhlVf'notur^l- by Hifn1cv <{ 1 >ari'iKj snucfior for thflir oxuctilCHS liml tluaMlifv/ timl ulrM'ly paiijtpd n?vl pin/oil, nth tiic hcnt Ainvricon anil Fronch WtuduW ilass. A|wav? on hand at Wiilliulla. nlid i?r ; ale lo-r l>y J.OJJN I\ K I' Sf,. fflt7.1 U.? Wf "*TM IM5 I tv 'uro Zinc inxl .Aui'uiionn Wiiito LpikI, lor (high tin* lufthtwt .jircmutui was ,awar<jcHl>al lioAyQrldr? Fivir, JS'. Y. Salu AftoutH fur Synth farol in it. (.'nrniwlt & llngg-S in Ohfcrcstori. Vor ^iilr nf Walhrtllit hv Tonx K IU'sjSK. . \ wa^Tp<Hv vr Ul\\ mid United Linte. u Ui|.'Spirits Tni penVie, l'liity, nil kiiuls of I'liintf. <l)y iiuu'uf iV;ri>onmI in Oil: (Hue, T*uKit llnislics, hii<I ill artic'.iv^ in tilts line. For hi\Io, ft( thfc lo\vyt li^tife for ( by * r.)OllK KllUfcW. WnlliMla.-.Kab. V2..tf57 ^1 if- ^ ffiWELBY, GOLD & SILVER. ;JICAN J* . ifisoiteaKit, r , IVulli-.itta, H. I IAS j?n?t now rvMjinod 1j>\ui New Ynsk wi^h I L a ItiraO on>l bountiful n??s?qi't |itc.i|t of W iTCHBVfi, JKWlXRi, lJuili (10LU an?l Clocks.. Jlox- * f, ('utnliH.JJiusJicg, Fiiuc.V APficlc.i. I'criuuicrvj ctc.j nil ftf vrKli-'i) lm'H hnVi tOrttthl fnrCASU, rinfl "Which he <jJflor? for vn1e hi ilio inont ucctnnitiminting levms. *?* He til so UK I'AI Its WATOllKtf nnd ofh- * * ip i?i-licloj* in his Hqc, anil solicit.* the |<?rrnpi?j?o 4' ilie public. 1II.S .o^iinl is near the {lul'liu 4Amro, at WnllmHii, S. C\ " l)ci?. l'ftr, fff.tf* 21 If ?- ? ??<r~*?r '**?) . *! * * ? . w. nohkih, .ib. j. xv. Y.. r. |-l' li. ia m. S0RK1S. 11A !{KTsr()N & PILLIAM, Allorm-y* at Liuv, liril>f ntt...Jl ..It 1 . i ?*< lurvim **? mi iMininrs> i'inni>? I IT toil to tlioir "oaro. Mi?. Pi i. J.I am oflll Alyi\y? l>? found )t> ll?c .Uflicy..PKFICF. AT 1'ICK+'.,v8 Ce, }!?* fi. C. . Sept. <i, t> tf. V. K. KASl.KV. 1?A AC AVIOKI.1 f KR. ^ EASLEY & WlCKLI^rE, JKtonic)i? nt i> uv, )J V ttL jmm juajly t- \V huMncss-opT V trusted to tliefr cine i\ tlio iM/jtilc'ts <?iipi'UinK ilte Wofctiru <Jirevti . office at rickijiwi?. ir., s. r. ft?j>t. 2'\, ,. J#" . tf" Sialic or south Carolina, IN >;/}!'!TV l'ICKKNS. r. Vi. foigct, ot, til. y , yb v fJillforInjunction,&c '< O. Cruipc, su'.n., <Jt.nl ) . ; I T. ?)>J>fy?rjlw to tho Court, >?y uftidtivjt, 1 !>t%t L Jului W. Hull, Mit-hucl IJiiHH, WjUimu It. YcuWoW, aha'Joseph It Clyile, iK-fovulnnts to ho complainants' hill 01 complain), irOsldn >* 1 IT?!ut the flri?itn*)f this Rlisto: on nintiftnbf Wright !? Orr, ?amj>l*inanHi' solioHw*, it.in oMcwd hut dip paid *)*<??} <letombinM ilo appear, ami iloml, answer or tUmiwr to tfi? fcjll of thlft cuso, within thrco monlk^^S^tly >uWi6rttlort hoVoof. or ulf ?ti<V {(MiiiwriJicvoin cmHnlnoil wilVboFtn^H Wed by thorn, by Ab ovdur pro lOinH . UOB r. A. THOMING ('oift'rH <><fice, MarcU (t,, ISftH h ttwp LUMBER! LTTMEKBS flltf anUoi niL'nCil' ttro now nrop9 jtlttiiiBw* >A!*1 4 ider* for !>Cmui:II of fill kln.fe, m tlirffflilfl Mi Oconoo Gr?>k, wjveii tnllcwiifeVUi-PfltW-of WA mlU. l.mubfjt >Utf bo flvUvcrcd if it l? d??ur?$ QT A.Ue RUiolitV"'^. 0^ tamj will ?jo UHKI^M- # ttmmoufiting, t;n<' vpem-clfully solicit tho UHf ruimgo of )uo ^JAUiIo. .' ^ AM t.H U^.OlilMK. , . , . m. i-. .<11 I V II r/1/1,, "FoUw 10,*857 V'f?l . .n N. tAWRRNOH." v; ntoglji/ijjj, '.* fa. l\X> ift(\ebt<ui to tii? Htttiktr of 3)wo^or oi??H?vut| uvwwwijr ?au rymiiwui m mage jinnicduvto prvyniCnt; ami, those ! uv'ng must rbV>. tor th<?ni io mo, logjiHy attested, on or Nrfbrb IIUl. ,l..~ -V Mk- ? ^ - -" "' v "w.t * ? "?*i, us on wintciny vfuml Hoitlemonk .of aiild Kaluto will ?>c umdo ^ekrwtUo tVdiajury. Pj< fconp A], n, FIJV AIj IIOTI B^'^?' VrO'FlC?f? btfrobj- glffcAH? all ec*c*Vne?t twit a-lUinl HoUlutnon* of fchfc JSfcfatto *>f Silaa Kirlusey* docwjjsojj will be i1ki<Itv b$frit> tbc>'Qr(Ui)(ur>'. nt LMt:koiw? <*.!/., on bVuIftyvtho U(t> unv of May next. All y?r*n?? indebted :? sftiil Kij{nte mutst niftVgix^inynt, ayiltliuso i liftviiitf (lonininlp frill rcnuor thonj to m<>, 1ft-. Jfl inllv wtlotttiil'. w lltf'tfluA' * **?-? *?*?? liatml., ' "" ^ r v .? t *1 .tilm'r, Vefc I2, 1*6^ 9V ' " 3^