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NO. 35 m| akA s i ^ < X * BLAlk, FBA.3K r. BEAJLD, Prfiirtir AND BU81NBM MANiUUL AXMJ+J. HUfSCRlPJION >2.00 ^CAMDEN, a C. I"1 .... -? .m- Ji , g=33Bga? ? a wai ?, ??r? Tn racttUr m?tth| of Kmhav Tx*Ur* No 1,1a O. K.. will t? beia oa Krtdajr ?v?nluf LOO.#. WkM BUb An JHw. COLUMBIA (S. V.) DIMECrOMT. Qou?r*l Auction u<t ObM* nlARD, K. * 0. Oou? II bImIm ilcraMaU. Jlkittd*. TTOMUJf *l?UrPUlUrt?4Miu*etur?ra Jaiftfstfamftgfe.; ss&^*? ;\N? ilnory, HjthrNnu raneyioodm 'a cholc* and txUnilv* MogrtUMt o ? Oooda, HhawU Notion*, Hottivf, Whit* ?ad ft Ml ud tumpMiti Koai at D> '?"v.-.-" P"5ssa?i&,&ar'. CAMDEN, 8. O. CARDS. JL, '4 ' SHH^LdsiSvirr -1 T W. McClJRHY.lHaWrin iky Uood?, Clo J. thtn*. !UU, Shoes, Urocwte. of ail kinds, luni?rkr?andMiMnl Mcrcbandlna. LBimitA DUNUP. Attorney* at Law P rootlets 1 rt tti* Circuit ami Janilom Courta Jm H- LOLLIHl Ha tail Doalar in Unmrlw, I, Whiakejr, Wluw, Tobacco and Hefar*. \( ACKRY A BEARD, Fir* Inaurauce AgcuU te(T,UU,# Oowpan^a. Jirpx* (TUB KEKHIIAW UAXKTTK. TUa L*m?t 1 and Moat' K*Un*l vH.v circulated Nrw. Apar in Kanhav Oaaaty. Thlrty-tvro tX>l nuiBi FubUiiwd ?v?r/.Vt'?di>e?dajr> atftw par ymr. _____ , 1, Rchool B&k^J?w?flry, fork* ! and fatkl* ?.?utlary, jAinpa, Chl .Jlttola, -Sporting Iteukl* and <55?TVi i?2!. f"'*4?"*" ??u uuic? ?i HmMwo^, on Mill ^^?ssa, CHA RLK& TONy 8, C. CAHDS. tuu, farm Wntoim. CalUrcn'* OarriagMt ?yd all kind* urHnnn**. kuuiiiwmi Corner M?iMig M W^ujwdrtj m*. M. 7T NATHAN * 80114 d*?l?r? In (fcrrlm i&tfisxisrss! ?DWARD PKKHV, tlookmllor. HUtUoner. *rtni?r,?ml i.Unk Book Miuiulhrtuitir, Im <MtU| Muvec, op)i. umt.-i o?u .11 4?x?L WoCOHTJ, Jr , aunfc&l Oamnttwrion Mtr dvwler in Unc. Oinoni, 1'liutar *$v?doUie.'liidld>iiK MuUtuiIm nlao l*nd gand iluy. oiUoaj& 4 oSZ 1S^5S __T I U?l ).cud una llAAJtQ, Stt KIbs KraaC, olhn Uailao at'?&7 and iwuu, lofty etotb, lioiiMwpou -n?, ribbon, Utbio linucu. iIuvm, crmtM, LANOLXrs M* mi factory of Ladlo*' u< Utnu' L'nd?rwriir. IUI King fHioot, Milrtl niadw to order. Kuil l?rico Llfit ?n?l dlruot K.'^u??sa,*i SS25 ? Mrupt VMntatttOM jiv r Mlawni aula* ? tmm r. Atff UM by tha KKMt /katidloua Km and othtra, dtMided Co b? th? DRYIIOrANN' DUnymwd Jiowei Oom X plaint UamedyiJtUia n>a?ir?l labia remedy knows tor OetaiiceineuU or tin UowH< tuid ?wtpaSmly tor! children teething. |TINOHANI>IALl)<VlOOEATOB,orBorM JV and OauM lowaui*. Imimi1 Uiao any oth TjHYHICl AXH' PiI,K It KM BUY?the only X efTfcottmt mode und ivmrdy. It itcta by ?orreotlng ?bnt condition 01 the alMntentary ?limilf ^ m | ikoldii or DUYHICIA.VH A?Mim? or Whoopingoough I Remedy, tried And (>rovaa ny )<nyal?l?na tn thSKroubi^me du?^*'Ha* ueequ^ M a ?paalflo. FRED. VON ANMJN. IMPORTER OP I 3FANCY OOOD8, TOY8, DOLUS, GAMES, CHILDREN'S OAfUllAOKS, ? ^ jrftBNOR ooxramoNur, riRiwouca, India Rubber Coods, ftuek m OI?lUi|, Nantrjr AMtlif.lt, 12 85 Kimj Street, opposite Masonic Tem? CHABtwfei, a fc Wk?l?Mt? k IMtU, Ordm 0*?a *y prtaptl/ Mt?iM to. ? H? ?boY# Ourgo ?f Guano ?m put ?a ? J| Ik* nmrltet Ut? In ?k? Mtwi Imi *?*r rasrjaa K>tsw (?g up to tli( mnudaH ?f former ?argo?a. !? traw t? oloM t)i? liraH?U mum at ?? k*k4, 1 ?flkr U ?? tW following Una*: m 110.00 par MA, ik M? Wga Caak* 12.00 " f?jr?Ui ltor. lit. 17.00 ^ M M M la Milling r?Ma?i at 17 Mato par p?u*4, dtHrtr?4 mt loowl 4apoi. 11 mm0 ||]n piiri ^ IpytW^I pftMfo I ':'J~ NT. bOBSON. ? ?? Kaat Hay, 1 ai>4 f Alkatie Wharf, h:n- U ciiAiuunmi, m. lOLURIJt PACING GUANO "H oomPernio acid nfomniATK. lMgAf |S^j|kgaMAjyL^^y| ?* Fwl W#"! MRIlfll WILLIAM CLYBURN, 'Cotton Ibrphtot. "4 mAiI. m4 m U?? AkjlNlpMftrMtMlitMk Wm. M. Bird &Go. Importers and Imfatiwi Of OILS, LEAD, ZINC, COLORS, NgW&t fftW' 4 * WINDOW-GLASS, A#., to, 201, Km* B.j, CHARLESTON, 8. C. decl&tf ?*<?'? JjjjODTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. CWroiJ ?m COLUMBIA. (S*nd?jr* txwpted.) ArrtVo StT'olu"mbU S 00 p jj ? ? ? H)K AUGUSTA. * ??A>, ^"?"^utHAEisTON. ">*" ttSS1* ?'! AUqiOTA NIOIIT EXPRKS& UMT? CMIfcMM ?,? P M Arrive at Augusta 7.41AM Lmvc Awwito lliPM Arrive *t Charleston 6.4V AM CAM DUN TRAIN. Connect*ut KIiirmvIII* dully fexoopt Hun <!?>??i with Up uotl Ixiwn JH*y ami l'tuMeuger .^D?.v und Night Train*connect nt Au*iu>ta with tfcMrxta Uulirowd, XIim>uii und Auuuhto KaIIitmhI UudOutuil Itallrund. humtiiirnilhr pulnUoii the <"hnrtotte, Pol ambin mid AukuhUv llullriNtd nud | vol tit* North, mu*t take Columbia XtflH KtimM Tnlnioooanrttt with itiu Charlotte Tfulu Which l?nv?? Colmnliln Nt 1 o'clock 1*. M. i?uiok tliuo utid Hum connection* mi * mode beyound 'Vtfmabliv to point* Xortih*" To(WMtiibiFN4fh?TriUnVC4?miertM rloeoly with UwOreenvtiTc And UoltMUhl* KniiroaJ. H, K. HOfoMONK. Hnpeiinlcndeiit. 8. uTPJCKKKM Ucneml Ticket Agcut. Coloalsti, Emigrant* and Traveler* :'t [} >!s mm*. t ? Por mnp circulars, condensed time table* and genentl information In regard to tra im portation factlit ic? to nil points in Tenuaaaeo, Arkanaaa. Mlwourt, llinnenoto, C-olorada, A'anaaa, Iwwa, Now Mexico, tub and Uali fornla, apply to or addreas Ai.nanT H. Wbkns, General Emigrant Agent, Otiice No. 211. I. Kimball Houae, /ftlaala, tia.' , I No one Mliotild m ' Waat without (Irat get ting in communication with ilie General Emigrant Agent, and become Informed aa to lupartor advantage#, cheap and quick trans portation of fcmiliea, houaehold gooda. Block, and (kraiag Implements generally. All in fonimdAOii ckttrjully given. ' W. L. DAKtKY et22m8 O. P. ft. T A. I. H. ALEXANDER DENTIST. ?*? * - K3.0ffo? oppoaito MoCrelght's Gin Factory fjBroaStrert, CUden, 8.O. Tooth Puwdert, Tooth Bruahea and Mouth Kaahav alwaya on kapd. ae?m? E. C. GREEN, Jr. J. H. PIRKFR & C., FACTORS ICOMM1SIDN MERCHANTS,, /vwwjj naVAI.STOUK8, ; l)?i't?httfMd Vtn4a* Rlift, h>u MMtAfilBSTONt S, a ' . en a ?tlufttUn with tb* IjWm Firm. I will b? pUu?d to Mm mj [jfrMk, *5|Nie|lble?a3lit wishing ad*?u A 8pl?ndi4 lot of rounji Apple Tr**^ for mlo. T??nt/-five vnrtatUa, the best, o?Kl Most. Alto a tart* lot ofQrapo Vinos, oto. Bond for Prleo LlMI* . v WM. K. NBLWfy^Ofui.ta,<U.; Latham House, CAMDfcN, SO. CA. (TftAMuunr Boakd $3,00 ran bat.) AatpU (MaaaimafetiaiML T?hlM ?ip pV?l with <W4 l**4 ?Sa >firkata aJT?rd. Krc rjr MiHtUw paid UtlM own fort of (ImKi. m. CMM?lt<l with 11m Imum ii a Aral claa* llkr, which la MiwnUlr from tha Ifeuaa. m4 orderly k.p. OwTiyw?M Aupnfyrf*to giitrta on UfcaralUma, oUhar tortwyw country ???? fcbftly 8 D. BRTIIAM. Troprietpr. V r ?V;i Freah Fish. ll?rMft?r 1 will raaalva regularly on Tuoarfaya ul ftaturdaya a atippl \y of rrtnh fiah, whioti I w(U a?U at a a mall ramauara Uva prolli. COLUMBUS NELSON, atfeafl (Ut Vduf Umber! WJIk ftrii mlluc *fa; ability <? ghra ?MMmiIm, hotk in yr?nKMwi mvI *-rcu (UH, I iHpieiMljf tMM( Mm ' Mtro^uw of lli<M vuii?| LU *f HKd *f Any kind wk?Urar. . Th* mill pMMMlog afcuadaat water f**r, aad hi tag Looatad witkia m?jt diataaa# to Ottndan, ?#?rn a gfttt aavtaf la t rat* portal ton. Kwry r0krl wMl ?>? atada to aaeeewodite lk? pmraaa af ik? mlM. ' / (M?nMidi thirfw* of Brabii Rmm. wfU tiara fwat MMiiIob. af21* T It. CLARKE ' " ? - - Wagon Yard. Tfcaaadoralftaad raqpartfclly Jofcrme kta frUixlt m4 tha pwHIa ihm fca p>?H U jMilfntoi ?fe?a? arltk ika ??a of a g?ad *m? ;?r4 Aid * maMiMi kouaa, aad ?aM He irtaaaad to kaaa Ma Mwd? wrw^t^rtx^ tjr,a LOOK HERE! Mtltf M. C. (JOOPJNO. ? fort's (Samt. ?' B?Utr Daji to Coin*. At4tii ik? i While Ue wwwee* ?? go. With BoUlUx bright to cfcMTj Tel. l? Uw bwo* ewr ?w^U, TbM|b all thloci ?l^ utdaak, A low* IWMt Voioa U?t %U?p?rlng U1U Oft*Uar<Ujr?to i Though mortal Ilia wtmj to as ollsc, Foot vroags nay (IIiom right, Within tkt aoul k? taUriBf ?oa* hart It I Mill, Ut by a< Tbatflvw tbraocb |Mn protound, j Hopo'rslgaalntdnas lath*dartt. TU1 M|kur ssoaos ars toaad. \ ' A * * - -v ? ?? **. '?' { 4 ThmUaotrlltlateaailv Tbo boyoad Ux grwm '? Tbsco i? ao mlgbt to bar Ito wajr, Tbo spirit dar* set bravo; A ad, oomo witat will to stay Its wings 1 TbatssakaboUor bono; Wltbla ito dtptbi tbo svoot votes slags Ofdsatbtoss dajrs to t^1"* "Oar Own.* [From the meoord of Um Year.] If I had known In the moraine Bow wearily nil the day The wonl* unkind Would trouble my mind I said when you went away, 1 had been more careful, darling. Nor given you needleee pain; But we vex "our own," With look and tone We might never take back again. For though in the quiet evening You may give me the kiss of peace, * Yet It might be,v That never from me. The paJti of the heart should oeaso. Itow many go forth in the morning. That never oonie home at night; And hearts have broken, For harsh words spoken That sorrow can ne're set right. We have careful thoughts lor the stranger, And smiles for the sometime guest. But 'oft tor "our own" The bitter tone, Though we love Mour own" the best. Ah I Up with the curve Impatient, Ah! brow with that look of scorn; Twer? a cruel fhte, Were the night too lata To undue the work of the morn. [Mabqahr K. Bamomteb. Stated J^forg. Aunt Peggy's Story. Id them day*, boys and gala went to gether io gangs; a'terwarda they called thtmj companies?now they're 'soci eties, bat they're all one consaro.? There waa the up town gang, the dnwu? town gang and tho preeoo gang, and for ty 'leven besides. We waa the up town gang, aod amongst ua was a fellow very great on him, I can tell thee. I waa afeaad he might l>e offish; I kind'o 'thot he had a aneakin notion.Well, I aii.t a going t* tell thee all lh? ringtums of oar oourtshtp, hat everybody kuew that Pqrgy Balauoe waa altered, aod Joe Ray had to pay (rent Well, about a fortuitc arter this, Joe, he want to Ma, aod the uight afvre hfauiled? ? Now l'eflgy/ aaya he, "dooithee be going with all them other fellows, for :i'Jl go nigh onto break io my heart if Aodlttn ha paved me liia watch to take cafwon, and told tt6\o think on him every time I wound it up?a lovely Kt watch it waa, too, I eenamoat think ?r it a talkin now?aad tailed me to M ion and write to him, for ?nj pa ivtrtabein Quaker*, I had oonaiderable cdication for them tiinea, aod then be went away, aad for a long tin* 1 hang u)/ head a pood bit and whan the gala ootte for tue to go cruisin, 1 wouldn't ?ur my lougth. but stayed pokio' at hop^. Al ter a while I wont uinoog?t'em again, but I was oonafaot to J6* all of the while. Alter ? while there oomes along a sky-larkin fsiler from Boating, named John LHIno, all so prim, and so uioe and ho cute, and he wad constantly think iri the gala were mII betwaddled to get him I booii let him know I didn't oare a. Hummer bird for suoh a feller aa him ; I believe it waa for that very reason that he took to Uki'n a night of notice of me, and wont home with ma every oveniu'. One fuat-duy we took a walk doifn to the cow-bars, aud as we waa a oomin' heme, about duakiah, somehow or other, John contrived to slip around aud git along aide of me. "Pe^gy," says he, "let's slip off and git away Atom tbem, for I've got Burne tii in' petto'lar to say to thee.1 80 awiy we oat, around Kit Coleman's ooraer, up Jethro Fulger'a lafte and down by Aunt Khody Masons, and they miss ed ua rati rely, but I lost one of my tot tle heeled t?hoes, and 1 tho't I should a died lafia'. Arter a while he glared around at ma, aad aaked ma what the matter waa. v "Oh, nothia* says I, "only its lucky it aiu't day light, f??r I should look cute a irolloxia about here with only one ihoe on.* . Then h? aeked how that oome, in I told him that M I elipt round the ooraar I'd lost it, add such m oooniption aa he wa* in for fear I would take oold, tor it waa kiod of aloppy; hut all the wajr home he didn't any nothio,nod 1 oouldo't keep from Uffio, for I oouldnt tjdnk what ii waa he wanted to aay to me that waa no rirate. And I gueea he thought that wee lafln at him, ft?r ell the way home he wm ?e dull ee it rabbit. When he got eVo a'miiat to the houie ho aaid he wodld like to oome in end dry hie feet a little apell; I aaid nothing, but when we got on*o the poruh I just tun in and ?lemmed the door in hia htoe, and then can led peeped out frum behind the window oomin, and there he atOod, stock jhULjm it he had bee* atmek with the By end by down Ho went aod put off. Well, the nest night I went lot* the gang, for I wee an *ioua to iee bow Jnha wind would act, aod all the gale began to pHgue me about ibe waj be had run pff the night bfonr, but IdHali that, for I knew that ?n eee would hate beee glad to Dean in i thai time; but mat of nrpriMd to tea Joha. sullen aad sulky Hke, he! and pleasant, tod 10 me in a i Mr. Ue came and aH down t of me, and aaid be waa going round to ladtod next day and i no objeetio^ be would like ma along. I waa going to aayao ha would not take bo for a* a eight, he'd ooaa next day aad If ] ww aad good, aad if oot, ha somebody aha, ha aepooas l? be aid he bad a headache, a oifarad to gat hi* oampbire I and atrtcbtd ou\ hi* head 4 ? ud beared a great fantaatio like at an look at bin. And then be without eran giviog me a aha tify bhn, for IapeoV?d ha'd a* waaD sea ase hoaie, as aure aa be did I iatenaioed I'd run away ftwa bh Next moruing I went down to Melon Joy, and the had just got from ber leller, who sailed in tba anoe, the aelfsaiae ahip that Jaa bal aail?J ?d iu. ' ; 'yi "Hu thee got a letter, Pejgy T* mjt ?be. ?., . , "Be ture/'aaya L But she Mid m how the tor 'omm hho happened to aee etery letter come, t rsidee, Joe had telled Tim Corner that bo waa nerer guihg to writs u> me again, cuoae he'd beerd of 107 di~ doea, aud the aKKeravmU. jade allowed me her letter all writ 00 pretty, aod commencin with : 4,My Dear M#l oa,' ereryother line aod down at the bottom a ptoier ofaahip fibred oat all ik) pretty and oioe; only (lie meats ware a little sqai-warriky?and opposite to it, ??My pen la port, my Ink la Mack, My u>v? fur you will aetrer lack;' Well 1 was mad aa a tinker when 1 seed this, aod I was iotermined to take the first fellow I could catch, aod I would 1 go a riding with my Boating feller, life I or die. Well, soon as ever dinner was over I dressed up for him iu my new diuiity sbort gown, nod my culitninoo pettioott, and my whit* apron starched up to tho nines, and when he oomed I went to the door to let him iu toyaell, and be look* ed mighty pleased wben ho seed how I dressed up for him, nod tailed me to come along and get upon the J'eooe, cause he had u critter that was oot used td the pillion; so along 1 went, fooling' as 'cute us could be, and not up on the fenoe, and jcet ria I was taretcbin' out my length to git on, what should he do but Kite his burse a out, and away he went like all possessed, and down I come? ooluuipus. My I but I wua m-d got up and went into the house, and didn't daro to show my head in that guog fur a week, 1 dou't kuow when I iihould, if on lustdayaa I was oemiu from jaottitOh^'t met ^Tohn "How'a tl.oe do, Peggy ?' eaya he. f j "It'i oothio' to thee how I do,' aaya I; '-nobody but * good-J'or nothing long-ahcre fellow would bare aerved a gal the trick thee'a aerred ?e." "Well, Pefcpty>' aaya he, "I only did it to pay thee for the triuk'a thee'a sarvod me. 1 vo been wantin' to aee thoe thia long tim? to make ?p, aud oow if thee , wou't run away fVom me, nor atam the doof in my face, I'll come aee thee thia very etooiu'j now tell me if I May come f" 4iWell, I suppose ao.* " i 8? sure enough, sooqerer I got the tea-things washed up, in he oome, Mod somehow or other the gala got the item of it; uud they oome too, and it had been so loog since we were all together, we had a rale 'eute time 1 tell thee. Arter to this he oomod very often, and qpe time when we were all alone, he popped the queeuou I Now what oould I do '/ Joe wasn't oomin' home these six Uionths, and when lie did oome. U??? Knows there was not uo certainly abjut bulbing; and though I loved Joe better 'au a doMD John i>ilno'?, I could Dot bear to tee him so ncglocted-liko. So I tolled him thut I wasn't ouguged to uo body, and, in short.. I'd b^fS him. Arter this I bogan .lo Uifnk what a fool I was; I did not love John Dilno, and never eould, and couldn't bear the thoughta of lutviu' him; and havo him I wouldn't; the.only thing waa now how to get oat of it. Well, the next font day. an I waa com in' homo from meotin', who should I aee but Nathan Banker, an old aweet heart of mine I hadn't seen thia long time. When I got up to him, "How doea thee do, Nathan Y" says 1. He waa ft'food d? al oomltoberated, . I tell Uiee, for he dfdo't ezpeot me to apeak to him. - - ' "Why ! how docs thee do, Peggy ?" Buys ho ; "where'* thee kipt tbyKclfthla aiunth of Sundays ?'' "Oh! 1 oHo't slop to talk to fellows in the middle of the street/' saya I. So he oouie up alongaido of me, end wo sot into talkin' as it he hadn't a mio. ule to live, Dimeby John Dilno como up alongside uf lue, mid tiien all ot , ft auddeut I Mopped talking and Nathan glaiied and glittered at John and me, and bimeby put off. "What wua thee and Nilhan talkin' about ?" ?aya Johrt to me. "Wasn't talkin' about nothtQ'," saye I, seemiu' dreadful akeered. < "Don't tell roe you waatt't talkin' aboit iiotbin'/' aaya he. "Well, Bupposin' we waa, then/' aaya "Why, Peggy," aaya he, "aia't I go. ha' to be thy huaband, and liadn't I ought to know ererythln'?" "Ob 1 wait tell thee is, add then aeetM aaya I. \ Well. th$t made biro mad, and all the ?home he didn't aay a word, aad ed along and thought of the old ?ayta': ' Twixt two atoola wa ahull have a fall." Well, when wa got home, he aot down at one window, and I aot down atauother and there wa aot a?d aot and aot like ? eovpte of aiamehaaeea At latt>? "I think we ahall bare a atom soon. "Don't eaio if we do.' aaya he. i uor I noitbar,' aaya I, 'only aa ?? (JtH?' to Aunt Rhodj's, I didn't f ?bo?t bein' ketchod in the ran.' Vith that he plucked up oourage, and i a Wetur m he gave me thee never ? Ohl he talked beautifhl, tor be d edidtioQ, and he Ulked about my otKiaej,' and 'want of confidence,' ? greet deal mora beaidea, and at i he laid that he made it his dyin' re that I shouldn't apeak to Nathan nker, Dot nerer again. . told kin I would talk to every body fc as much as I pleavxl, and if he was Din' to be such a tyrant, and under e to tie my tongue, he might go ?at hia buaioera. I Well, that made him furious, and be aped up and flounced out of thehouse, Uin' sad tltminiu' the doora all the y arter him. Next tanrnin' he was off to Boating I such a tempeetual time thee never kL Farther threatened to persecute , but I wouldn't bear to that aud w* a while it bluwed over. I think it muat a been six weeks ar r this that we heard that the AUiaoe a at the bar. The captaiu nad come bore, but the crew oouldn't como thee lows, till the ship waa lightened. And en we heard the crew had oorne, and lied mother 1'do j>ut ou iny bvnuet go dotrti to see Auut llbouy a -bit, 1 didn't care Joe should thiuk I'de yed at home to M<ee him. f About nine o'clock I wascorain home, pen at the corner of Dedman'u alley 1 ed some one that lookod mightily like do. When I got pretty oloae up, be i . .VI Good eTcnin." "Good eveniu; ODly I don't know who ee is.' "What, not know J.ie Ray ?' Bays be. Why, ia it Joe,' says I, "why, 1'iu ht down glad to seo thee.' '?Don t believe thou is glud to see me, ull I've heard be true,' aaid he. I Why, what hua thoe heard, Joe, says X Rooming mighty ftmoeeut. "Peggy, thee knows welt enough what have heard, aud 1 don't think ? thee urved mo fair. Wasn't we engaged jtu?t he same a.s married, and don't tuoe ru leuiber wluit I said to thee the night >L'fore I sailed Y ? And with thut ho hosted out cryin, nd I cried too, for it eun a?nio?t broke ny heart to see hiui take on so. At last? "Well Jne,' says I, "wheu all the other cals was a getting letters from their iparku, I didn't git none, aud they kept i twiliiu me about it." "J >idn't thee git any of way letters ?" (said, he. ;> V"Uh, I guest I got all thee ever wrote,' ya I, "?o thee needn't be waking sueh j i Murpriaeinent about it.' "Well, iVggy, I did iutend to write ,1 d tlioe, but the very tirat letter I got rorn home waa ao full ot* thy outtins up and how thee waa gallivantiu about with this, that and the other l'ollur, that 1 swore I'd never ^put pen to paper fur ahia^ jn in nd who told thee all these fine f* aaja L )h, never mind, onlj I'm intennin ed I'M never truat to woman'a wordagaiu.' "Ifa all very well, then' any? I "for I heard some strange atoriea about (bee goii^ aahore to nuJse love to the Spanish He looked aa red a* a beet and asked where 1 got them ailly talea. "Oh never mind, ouly I'm glad they aint true,' said I. He atood stock still a bit, and then? "Well Peggy,' says he, "I believo it's about aa broad aa ?t'a long; suppoaiu' we make np every thin* j?ct ?? if nothin hed happened; now what doea thee aay ?' ??Well, jeet as thee aaya,' aays I. Aftrltt Never do anything to-day that can be put off till to-morrow, for the uiorrow may never ooroe, and then you won't have to do it at all* Never call on a aide neighbor, espco ialy if he ia poor, as you might catch the disease. If you do call, go on Sunday when everybody efoo goes. Never pay a debt until you havo been dunttdl fourteen times, uud then inault your oreditor. When the tradesman's bill oomes in dispute the aoooaut aud tell the boy 'you will aeo the bom about it; A1 waya take op for your rich neighbor NVIteu you aeea uiuq going down bill give him a kick. ? Always wear s long, sour face and try your best to nuke everybody miserable. Never aquuuder away your time look ins Hp the poor and distrawed in your neighborhood. There's no m<>oey in it Don't drink li<)uor, but. ifyou do, drink lots of it, so aa to fiuiab up the job as soon' as possible. The wsy to raise up fc ohild in the wsv he should go, is to give him a cigar and Sot kiln to elerkinir. When a roiu undertaken to allowanoo himself to a barrel ofwhinky a yenr, lio should take great care tliat be oonfinea hiiowir to that amount. TlSin advice should be taken in broken do*ee, and if acrupuloutly followed will ioauiw a man suoccsx id life, and a bil ious stomach, and when he dice his ueiuhbora won't shod a tear. Newspupors oopying the 'above will pleaae state whoru they found it and what they think of it, no that the ?rtur can decide whether to give any moro ?d? vioo. The ino*l (wrote * acliool boy') U a larger bird than the gu*e or tuikot. It haa two logs to w*lk with, and two rooro to kioltwitli; aud it ween it* wtnps on the eido of iu bead. It in etabbonly book ward about going forward. ? . A Nohtiikrn writer repre?onting a party of Northern ?iaitor* to the Houth. uji: llariug aoquaioted 1 ourselvea thoroughly with oUmato, soil and poonlo of Alabama, Georgia and Sooth (iuroli- I no, wo do not heaitate to aaj that too tan eh oannot be aaid of the grant ad* ?antngM held out to inttjgntion by thoaeBuio*. (familg Circle Thi Old Housr?Who has not moo it?the old hooee-pUee by the roadside? There it stands, but a monument of the lone apo.' Yean here elapsed, scd the world Jits been e*er tnoYinR along in ite ssmo old rounds sinco the half-for gotten day it was made vacant tod den. olate. And now, hero and there, all about it in loneliness. Ail ia in rains. But a tottering ohimney, the thresh hold stone, aod traces of a foundation structure, which once bad been, art what is left. to?day, of the old, old house place. The lilac* it the gateway, the climbing rueos by the wall, may remicd each pas ser-by, in their blossomings, that a oo*y cottage has oooe existed therp. The iragtanoe which they lend the air, *the awoetuess which they gita around? how much it tends to carry the mind backward to other jferal Bat, alas I one year and another have oome and gone, and the onoe dwellers in the oot tape hare vanished* and the old houso pluco shall see them no more forever. Tho old houso-plsoo?-there it is J Its ruins are there, but every year they are buried devpor and deeper in the shadow of the past, and they soon will be sunk in the oblivinn of apes. Everything will be displaced; till shall be thrown dowu and made low, and one atone shall no lonper lest upon another. This must needs be, for the works of change and decay are perpetually goinp on, and they cease n?t ever, nor turn wide from the path of devastation which everywhere lies to their way. A "Word to Motiieus.?Young mother, take car? what you say before that child. See you not bow earnestly those liulo eyes are 8xod upon you ? Take heed how you drop n careless word in his preser.oe, lor tlioae littio ears will surely treasure it up, nud it may bo re peated to you when you would rather not hear it. Take hood to your actious, also, for every mouumcut you make Is watched and remembered. Remember ton, that it may one day bo imitated. ' P? rhaps you thiuk, "Oh, it is only a Hula thing," and it pusses from your memory; but, when tho imitation comes, then you are startled and alarmed, liut how can you corrcet the fault, whou the little oflendfr looks up iuto your faec and says. "Mamma did so, too." Your chil dren are penetrating, and inquisitive lit tle beings; they examine your looks, listen to your words, observe your ao tions, during your most unguarded uio. uicnts ; they detcct instinctively your motives, the real drift of your aotiuus ; they catch tho genuino tone of your mind; and by these unpremeditated, un intentional lessons, you are roally in fluencing and forming their minds in a degree you will never be able to counter, act by any formal loason, you a(re crea >? w)i!?k bo will offacc. . T Courtbst in Traveling.?-Nowhere ia well-bred oourt?ay, or the lack of it, more obeenroble than in traveling. On the steamboat or in the ears, the .quiet observer easily detccta thoao who nave been oducatca under' refined infiuenoes or those who, wit hout special cultivation, are possessed of native politeness. It is not ednoation alone, nor wealth, nor high social standing, nor oostly trappings, that make one a pleasant traveling com panion. There must exist a kindness of feeling toward strangers, a general recognition of equal rignts in the oom forts aud oonvenionces provided for; the publio, and a quickened diaoarninent of the needs of othera. Summer journey in*, in crowded boats and cars, ia a teat i f both patience and politeness. Thrioe happy they who pass nobly through it? for the oom fort of oompuuions and the repuuilion of poor huinun nature in gon oral. It is safer to be humble with one taL cnt than proud with ten ; yea 1 better to bo a humble worm thuu u proud . angel. Masks.?If w only could rend each other's hearts, we should be kinder to each other. .If wo knew the woos and bitterness and physical annoyances of our neighbors, we should mnko allow, anoee tor thcui which we do uot now. We go about masked, uttering stereo typed sentiment*, hiding our heart-pangs and our headaches as artfully as we can; and yet wo wonder that others do not disoovcr them by intuition. We oovcr our best fofelings froua the light; we do not so ooucoal our resentment and dis* likes, of which we are pronoto be proud. Often two people sit close together, with "I love you" in either hoart, una neither knows it. Either think, "I could be fond, but what use of wasting fondness on one who does not care for it ?*' And so they part and go their way alone. Life is a masquerade; at which few unmask, even to their very dearest. And though thoro is a uoed ol much mucking, would to heaven we dnrod shew plainly our real faces, from birth to doatli, for then somo tow, at least, would truly love each other. A Smile.?Who cau tell tho valuoof a smile V It costs tho giver nothing, but is boyoud price to tho orring and re looting, thu lout iiikJ f.?rsuken. It dis arms ntulioe, turns hutred to love, re vuugu to kiuduoas, mm(1 paves the dark est puths with guuis of sunlight. If a mnu doo? not make now acquain tances as Ito advances through Jito he will hood find himself left nlono. A man should keep his friendship* in oonstant repair. - .* >??*?' ? The three thing* that enrioh genius are contentment of mind, Uie oheriahing of good tiujughta, aad exercising tho ?awiy. Women ean easily preserve their jouth ; for she who captivatea the he%rt aud uud ^standing never grows old. Original. Mr. Editor.?Availing mjMlf of your ofk r of a apaco to jour temperance eolumn, I nod too the foliowioe/ottiugiC! They art not til I could wish, bat trust that they may meet the Ttewa of the fricuda of the cause. I may continue thetu in your next iaaue. 4 Your* 4c., A. B. The damaging ooMcquenon ariaing from the indulgeooc in alcoholio berer* ages, now so terribly common, most' be apparent to the manufacturers, the wholesale denier, end especially to tke retailer fur, brings its blastings influenoo immediately to tke heart* of wivea Mid ohildrea, ret with all the accumulated evideuoe both of the past and the pree eut, meo ffcshioned in the Hkeocas of their God,.and with tho admonitions of his holy word, rinsing is their eara, will continue to indulge in this debasing traffio. The manufacturers have to some extent been looked upon as the pet* of the govaruinont, from the large rcrenne they were expected to brina to its sup* port, but they feeling the tax exorbitant j have been active in defrauding the Treasury, and the wholesale dealers may have to some extent participated in the frauds. It, the retailer bat not the op portunity to defraud tho Government t.o directly as the others, they, by their traffic rob oommunities of health prosperity, it is within their dramthops. worn thau in other quarters that ude muns are made of the hearts of men" and from such dens of oorruption hun dredth are carried to drunkard's graves, while the drunkards shame like the blight of the mildew eoverod their name. Although the r*tail dealers may iu many cufle muiutain the appearanoe of nwpec lability, conduction themselves aa ? low abidiug ciiixMiu, aud support their fami lios id splendour by the traffic, ^uover couHidoriug that what is bread to there families, is a deadly poison to thousands,) they uiuat be somewhat leporous within, for they, by their traffic stealthily kill their victims, and chungc happy in dustrious homes into dwelling* of misery; auxious wives, aud mothers watoh nightly in tears, lor the return of the victims from the dens of tho retailer, who by their wills aud their smile are their vio tims into a right of do'uauche, and it is beneath such foul spells, that men, who would, without such iuflueoccs, and such resorts, been niuong tho happiest of their kind, but havo booomo curses to the land over which their feet ouce trod in alt the pride of manhood. lu aoutencing a"keepcr of a drinking boutio, for sclliug to minora a western Judge said, "while there are crimes known to the law, punishable with great severity, there are none more ohargeabb with the chuructcr of displicabl6 mean ness and nepnivity, than the retailing of utLoxicating liquora*" These 1 be oon?i3cfc3f harsh, add Specially ?? when tho retailer cannot be luokvxi up on as tho first cause of this damaging traffic, neither oan the manufacturer bi so considered, but the oause may. be found in the goTernmenta-gencral, state and municipal who legalise this nefarious traffic. And here the qacsticn may be naked, "lias the governments the right to le legalize tod countenance any traffic that a suwmg ail over this land u>er mtseiy and ruin, tilling the land with orime? causing murders most foul to become events of daily ocourenoe?husbands and fathers taking the liven of wives and ohildreu, sons embruing thuir hands in the blood of their parents, wives oonsort ing with their paramours and taking the lives of husbands, has the government the right to legalise a traffio that is so revolting to'every principle of morality and justice io order to raiss a revenue 7 When it may be oskod will the govern moat receive enough revenue from suoh a souroe to compensate for tho 1 pauptr wm, destitution, beggary, want, death, uud after death, weil let the mantel of oharily fall over the soone, and lot those who ouo contemplating suoh efforts of tho traflio, say that govornmouta have the right to coUQteuenoe and legal ise this lifo and soul destroying business, the manufacture and retailing of intoxi eating drinks, it has boen characterised, and iuii^ justly, as "the gigaotio orime of crimes.' 1h such action in accordance with tho righteous functions of government ? Look at it. The government encour ages the manufacture of intoxUuting drinks, rcceijrca a Urge roveuug from it, it issues a liufttop to certain individuals to soil the liquor, and reooive a revenue from that uiao, and then when as a na tural oontequenoe some poor weak-killed passionate man, is enticed into them government dram shops, and taken into his system what unfits him for per forming his duties as a good oitiiun, but fit* him eminently to break every law in the land, and he ootuea out ehurgod with the vile poiaon, and oommita a orimc, the goVernmont puta its iron hand upon him and punudioa him. Ia not this a very strange state of things in this oounty, and in the 19th century. It will be found that when a govoromunt lends it* aid and encourages the mana* fucturo of alcoholic beverages it ia im possible to control the sale, for retail shops will be nponed and trado found to pr-spcr-'lrunkuon ss and t>auperisui)will increase, and tho criminal courts and prisons will bo filled, it is as natural as for wutcr to run down hill. Editor or Idltresi. It would ifittke Iforaoo Qroeley tarn over in bin grace if he could hour the Iowa papers calling M'im "Claggctt, of the Keoltult Constitution, an editress. Wo presume thcae aaaae pnpera look upon her da a brilliant vooirg journnlis toM, and understand that aha will be hor own buaineaa managereaa, and will hope that she will aoeoeed equally wall aa an editreaa and publiahoross aod a mouldereaa of pnbtio opibion, and pradiot thai aha will be a loade eaa la loeal literary eirelea, a position which her attainments aa a aohoiiress and abiK I ity aa a writerem outitlo hor to take. The 6azetto Job Printing Oflki The Q AttTTi Job oSm U Mir y*y<i (Km u; uchor gSee la Ion, to txoento 4 ihe mtdt Mil moat ?lwo<lt? stylos rrw description of Job Printing, mku Fu> Kbfou. Dill He*da, Lrttor mhI Not leodc. Uw Brio*. Factor*, Dodforo. Vim Ion, Hani Bill, Wedding, VUitMM ltd Ad' drew Cards. BueiaeM C*rd*, Mm, 4c. Work done la Brooao, Rod, HiMMd Block. The public iuwi rvtavmbor that-Ac b?t U always lAv cA Wo do work it Charleston Pricos; ud guorMloo en lire ntbiMiioB to ow patrons. We keep ?oosUutlr or kMd tko lorgeel ?took of Papon Md Gwdt l> towa. - Facts and Fancta*. There are m duj rich ana an good an fiookiog to Philadelphia la crowd*. ' A oomblaatloo lock?The nih|i oeroiuoDj. To jaw a mas that won't jaw back ia like kicking at nothing. ' Laaoeae travels to alow that porartj ?ooo overtakea him. 'I 4 The la dice like to M greenback* ooovertad into pio-baoke. Tinea are called hard what laxj man are obliged to work for ^ liviag. A Mm eaa walk eighty-foar alien la the Centennial building If ha feala like Ik Mr. Moodj reoelrad a pvraaofll^OO from hb frienda and adauTan ia Augua. ta. "I pike jonr impudence," aaid *rgii' bar. pretty girl, when ber awaaUieait triad to kiaa How strange ia our language; a man is always ''put out," when "taken in 1" ' A true American is too proad to beg, ami too honest to atu*l; be geta trust ed. A good word is an easy obligation, bat not to speak ill requires only our ?iksuoe, which ooeta nothing. Tbe principal objection to female bar* bers ia that the're too apt to turn their customers' heads. A Ciaoinnatian prevented his aon'a marriage by getting him very drunk on the day sot for thu woddiug. Tbo Dew Penitentiary bill paused by the Misaisaippi Legislature leasee the couviota four years to reaponaible par. tios. It Is said that figures won't He; but tho figurus of some women are Tery de ceptive, to say the leaa\. The man who speeds his onergie* de liberately has the most ine&nauatible back to draw upon, and will draw the longeat. An Irishman gives as % reason why echo is of tho femiuine gender, that "tuuybe it is boc*uao ahe alwayw has the last word. The Iowa State convicts are paid for ty-aix oonts per day, and the aiui of each man ia to do l'orty^iive cents' worth of work hi a day. ^ _ Lace if what ruffles tho men now a days.?Ex. You are wrong. Laoe ruf. Ilea the Wouien as usual. It is the pay iug for it that ruffles the men. The movement of tbe soul along the path of dutv, under tbe iufiuenoeof holv love to Ood, constitute* what we call MIt down Ttako ?ne long tomato up my mind, I can tell you l u?id a MB* orntod fop. "It's alwaya ao when tbo ?took of n-aterial to nake up is /Mill quktly remarked * jouog l?ay. MVill you dak*; aumding M said a germ an tetotaler to a friend, standing oaar a tavern. I don't oars if I do, wu the reply. "Vail, den, let us take a Talk." ' "Ifyacto'* tLBtif'dejure"**** thus ex plained by a young oolored diaoiple of Blocks to no; ?'Dey mean dak you most proVo do fact of ds ease to do aatisfkotioo ofd?jury. .Tour disposition will bo suitable to thai whioh you moat frequently think oo; for the soul is, as it were, of ito own thought*. The mode of getting witnesses against nnlioensod liqoor dealers in Middlotown, N. 0., is to subposua supposed drinker*. Two ooostables sooured the town, and although many of the men hid, fifty were oaught. A simploand effectual remedy for ivy poisoniug in ?aid to be sweet spirit of nietr. Bathe the uffooted parts freely two or three times daring the day, and the next morning scareoly any truoe of the poisou will remain: A subscription pa?or was lately circu lated with the following objoot in viow ; "We subscribe and pay the amount set ?gainat our name for the purpose of pay ing an orgauist aud a boy to blow the samel" Fashionable lady coming out of church?"What a powerful sermon I [ was nover before so impressed with the duty and privilege of giving freely. I am determined to do better, and to send, this very we?>k, another silk dress to my daughter" A man called at the Albany medical college aud wunted to sell his body for diMection. His prioe was |$75, but he oame down to $40. He said he would spend tho money in a last carousal, and then xtmmit suicido. A bargain was not oonsuiumated. At a little gathering the other evening a young man asked a lady whether, if his small brother was a lad, ho was not a ladder, and she kindly said she thought ho must be. sho oould see through him so easily. It is pleasant to be a young man. ThU was in Kontuoky : A young Udy dropped her handkerchief on the atreut, and it blew clpse to the dangerous end of a mule. The young man who picked it up will not send her his photo tor several days, as be doesn't look well with his chiu under his ear. The Uoffl'B family moved toseveiiOO Id rent. It oost $75 to more, ?nd they now want to know how they oen moover 9300 for damage* to the furnitu.e. lk>fflcn and the truckman had a mutual council about It on the ddowalk, and U ooat Boffloa 910 to have both paired. Oar iage say* that tho fewer our re lative* or frienda, the happier wa are. ' In your poverty they never help I' you ; in your proapcritj tliey always help thciiiitelvcM