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JlraW^YorMbJiclmian giveedie following "''VrBHever could undy*UnWk>w people cftri^jfeM|tH*le fur opiunflfctened on them. \VVinw a -mall quantity of it the other Jay, for a Spain internally." We were order.*dd <o take two pi b n day forfourdayfl The ctae wrh* really delicious. It g?ive m a .* pink tinyfeH sleep, filled to the brim with gil ls mule of roseleaves. We indulged in dreams '*qf the, in wt OrienLtloiqJer. In one of them 0 we hV.d ;i niodioQiflihiii I hand led, wiili gildeii r^iolieiH. JBftvh this we glided down j a rninboW tnmle oPTee cream, ami brought j * upon a terrace, the supports of which were J 'apnf- <?r' emerald. The ngcotxl uightl IIIBM 04'?HI1 lO CIIHUge. AUOMl I lie Kllp*poro?>f llie terrace anacondas began to up- ' . pear, while ijv^ho distance a lot of g-een I iutaikeve*tfrttfftfctltth- hoiut otf, were; quurixiin^lifljlt the pvpiety of making a pincushion ?3ffits. The third evening matter* grew appalling The terrace had gone, and so had the rainbow, ami the girl* made of| hrse-leave* ; and ill their stead we had a hed , tilled with rattlesnake*, and on the lieadboard tour grizzly bears pulling at a hawser ) one end of which was fastened to our neck, and the oilier to an iceberg. That mem should use opium for a day does not surprise uh iu the least; llmt. they should do so, how-; ever, for a tumuli, is really wonderful. Mather than become atonfi med opium eater, we would throw ourselves Hito jE. ita. W i.:>a0in.' uoihing mo e te.r.hlc.n What Cannot Industry dol More than h hundred yours ago, a man lived in 8<m(Ihu<1, ivIi<?a iimne whk Edmund Stoue. His fat 11or was poor, and worked in the garden of n lioli man. _ This man one day, found n learned nook in Lntiu on the grass, and iiupiircd to whom it belonged. He was told ii was voting Edmund's. He was much astonished to tiod that ihe sou of the gardener could read Lat in, and understand such a hook. He said < to hiiu. "How came you to known all those thing?" "A servant" ?epiied the young man, (who was then eighteen vears old.) "taught me to read ten years ago.' Does one need to know any more than the Lwrentv-six letters, to learn everything else that he wishesi" The rich man wax still more surprised, as he received from Edmuud this further ae|| count ? "I first learned to read," said he, "when the masons were at woik on your house. Standing by them one day, I observed thai the builder used a compass, and that he made figures on a slate. 1 asked what was (he ? use of doing so and w;w told that by learning arithmetic, which enabled hiiu to do this, I could do the same. So I bought a book and learned arithmetic. I was told there was an other science, called geometry ; and getting tho proper books I learned that too. By reading I found tliat there were good Itooks in Latm which tMUglit arithmetic and geometry. So I bought a dictionary and learned Latin. I understood still further that there ..were good books of the same kind in French. I bought a dictionary ami learned French. This, sir, is what I have done. It seems to me tlmt we can learn every thing when we know the twenty-six letters of the alphabet." Fxltuuml afterwards Irecanie n very learned man, and a distinguished writer of books ?showing what a resolute and persevering boy can accomplish. Ilow many troys might do the same.? Ohio Journal of Education. >?? - Why Don't He Do It ? " Whkn the Fanner Lrotm that a gate is' better, and, as a lime-and-saving fixture ! cheaper, than a set of bars and p<?sts, and: without cutting on a cat pettier he can hint , self inake one. Why don't he do it ? When he has no other fastenings to his gates and barn-doors than a stone rolled against tliem, and in a single evening after supper is able to make a better one, Why don't he do it! Or when lie sees the boards dropping from his barns and onl-bitiIdings, and like heap- ' of rubbish lying, in piles about his p-emises; and need only nailing 011 again, Why don't, he do it! Or if he is afraid of the expense of nails j and is always ci)ing up the maxim of L>r.: Franklin, to ''save the pence and the pounds; will take care of themselves," ami he knows that the same 1 >r. Franklin also said that "many men are penny wise and pound foolish," and he is not careful to think of the precept contained in the hitter, Why don't he " ?, do it ? If it is a saving of nearly half the. manure of a farmer's shak by keeping litem shut up in yards, instead of tunning at large through most of the winter. Why on't he do it? If he knows that many of his fields would be greatly improved hv ditching, and by the removal of large stumps and stones, Why don't he doit.? And he knows that his pastures yield! n?arly oroide the feed, and of a better quality, if 0e hv*frr>* were all cut and sulalnet! Why don't he do it ? And if he can add fifty j>er cent, lo the product of his clover liclda and even hi* pastures, by Uie use of gypsum, Why don't iu j do it i If a farmer of fifty acres lm? (as he should have) u>e tor a good corn-*heller and one of the many 'irtlpfovet! fnnning-fnill*, an3 he has not already obtained both, Why don't he do it f And if it is chenpe*actually cheaper to burn dry wood th?n*green, and to use a stove instead of an open fireplace, Why d'jrit he do it f * 4 trrri.r boy we wot oft on being asked it be had ever taken a drive in an old fumi W carriage belonging W hisgrancLfather, repljed^pOn; not, 1 was nothing burdurftlhen I dare say it has rodA over me inanv ??ime. * * * ' * Mimod^orid. W To patent fish from smellin/m the^umtbeir aoedsofl! * t m . y ' T iWriiTt I" * Wit- ** jBPtV.'ia r f " Jg*" "7s Writttn <>???? ^ . And of a bftch'lor'a life? If you. like it, why very good ; Begirt to me a wife. Ju?t tee that loving couple there0 dear! I'm quite excitedi ' lie's faxing in her lovely face, And she seems quite delighted. They had no sleep last night, I'm sure, Or suffered from alarms; For see, his feeadds resting there Encircled by her arm*. ? The sWpt god, 1 rather think, Is quite a welcome guest, When lie allows a mortal man A place like that to rest, I wonder 1- they ever make Tlio?c ware? enllcd " famly jars," You would not think so could you see Their actions in llio ears. Well, eiuli one to ihcir fancy, I Will i-ourf nt some sbwlc ; lint they enn "go it while they're young," And court uj?on "the road." | MNTOXF1ELIX G. iC C. U. It., Oct., 30?'A, 1354. 1 KftlCK-KXACKS. Iu.usk.?The man alio strikes n lamp ! |K>st, because it won't nod to him. I", Dutchman. A mksmkuizj-.d druggist, on having hiso>-1 gan of adhesiveness touched, immediately, itise and said he would spread a plaster. We a e sorry to learn that a young lady in Norfolk. Vh? lost her luilance the oilier day in looking over the whaif. However.1, the found it, u* ft matter of course, in the dock. Some philosopher has reinaiked, "that the' most beautiful hand in the world is the hand that gives." This would seem both a be.ui i tifni and plausible idea, were it not for the I recollection of the hand that used to give?' spanks 1 "On, Mary dear, my heart is breaking!*' "Is it, in-deed. Mr Closefists ? so much the' better for you." "Why so, my liidol ?"?. 'Because, when it is broken out-and-out you ; iiiuv sell off I lie im*!i>c? <V.r ? ? V- 1 . . - ? I, 6"" . c.*it Mr. Closefist with a flea?somewhere, an<S j a mitten pinned 10 liis coat-tail ! A khenchman speaking of the cream of' the English poets, fo.-got the word, and said I "do hiilliiire of de poets Anjjlgi*." A wag j renin* ked that he had fairly churned up the ; English language. fSoMK cltt ]>oei Itas worked out the follow-1 ing elegant specimen of literature and i hyme:? Oh! Snllv, -tl?? my chief delight Togaiw upon your eyeaet brito? My lav for yon try gosh oirpnusrs The love I felc for rum and lussee. I ? Dickey and Susy. Dickey was poor?Susy had a rich moth-' er and viae versa?Dickey wanted to marry ?Susy's mother was 'down' on that mens-1 tire?Dickey was fo.bid the premises ; notes , were exchanged thiough a knot-hole in the! higlwboard fence that inclosed the yard.? One day the old lady went out calling, and Dickey was duly informer! of the fact; culled on Susy?>eniained a little too long?the old lady was close at hand?no chance of escape without detection?at the instance of Su?y Dickey propped into the closet?old lady saw that Susy looked confused?guess- ] ed that Dickey had been aliout, but *up|K>it-1 od of course, lie bad rendered good his es- i cape?thought perhaps the young couple | had agreed to elo|>e together?determined to j Ih? too smart for them ; accordingly shut Stt- i sy up in the same closet where Dickey concealed, and giving her a pair of quilt* mid j a pillow ; did'nt see Dicker?next morning went to the closet to let Susy out? Oh Lord !'?a scream?couldn't get breath for a moment. Finally? 'Ahem ! Dickey, is that you ?' 'Yes. ma'am.* 'Dickev, you must stay to breakfast.' Couldn't ma'sm ' Oh. hut you must.* Dicker concluded to stay. breakfast table?'Dickey, I hove been; thinking obout you a good deal lately.' "So I suppose, ma'am-very lately.' 'You are industrious and honest, I hear.' j 1 never brag, ma'am." 'Well, upon the whole, Dickey I think you and Susy had better yet married.'' (looD STOay.?A gentleman in a neighlairing city in pursuit of a goose for dinner wan attracted by the sight of a plump extra -.iw>d ^ "la that a young onef" aaid he to the roay cheeked laps it> attendance, "Yes air indeed iti^," Ilow much do yotr"want far it asked the gentleman. jfc "A dollar nir." "That is too much I think! say seventyfive cents and here is your money," "Well sir ?<> I would like to get you m a toady customer, take it." ^ The goone woo carried noble and rousted hut found to be no tough am to be uneatable. The following day the gentleman accosted the fair poulterer?"I >id you not tetl too that gooee was young 1 bought of you !" "Yes ?lr I did and it waa." ? . I "No it wan not." ;JI?& "Don't you call rue a young woman ? I am only ninetaen." -Yea I do." ^Well I have heard mother toy many ? tflfca that it waa nearly ?x weeks younger Shan me." jfe ' ' tx V*$'* .* b * ' - , v -" TOlKfl til) . I decided tenli&y isi the direction of & lisp, had ?Hk a clerk v?ta tvas not uwnrC orwrvbcal peeulitfritv.' "John," said the merchant, * who wished to lay in his winter stock of pork ; ugo c ut and buy two or three (htncH and pigs." "Yes, sir," said John, umcnnBlated at the commission. John returned late at night, looking; us though he hud performed a hard i dayV,work. . TM yb'u get tlicm ?" usked the.merchant. "Only a part of them," was the reply, "I bought all I could find; but there were onlv eight hundred to be hud." "Kiglit hundred i Eight hundred what, thir V- asked the astounded lis-j per. "Eight hundred pigs," was the re-! ply. "You told me to buy two or three j thousand pigs; but they are not to bei uuiiu. " Two or three thousand 2>"j? ! I didn't tell you to do any tliuch thtiped thing. I timid you tlioiid buy two or three thows and pi<js" explained th^ merchant. "That's just what I said," answered the clerk. "Two or three thousand pigs ; and I bought all I could find." ! The merchant now l>ega? to per-; coive the origin ol' the mistake. Il was apparently a costly joke : but there was no remedy. The pigs had been ; fairly bought; and there was no way : but to make the best of a bad bargain, j The grantors were duly paid for, and | shut up to be fattened for market. It; happened that pork took a sudden rise at. that time ; so that the merchant realized a large profit on his involuntary investment. Every body has heard of the gentleman who described iiis country seat as having a "Lemonade" in front, a "Porto-rico" to each wing, a "Pizarro"; in the rear, with an "Anecdote" by I which the water was conveyed into a "Uesercetion" in the "Erie." If we; had ever heard of that gentleman's! having taking up his residence south of Mason and Dixon's lino, wc should have no doubt that he was identical; with the one who, us a Louisiana cor-1 res{K?udent narrates, thus announced some contemplated architectural im"I contend," said he "among other j 'pusillanimous things, to put a 'Disclosure' round that field, plant u 'Harbor' in the middle, and cut a 'Revenue' up to the/loor. And then when 1 have built a 'Perdition' to my house, I shall be able to receive my friends in a 'hostile' manner." An adventure liefell a Tennessee poet,which he na rrates in very moving verse, but which we mustkransunite into plain prose, lie hud been hunting one sultry day, and Iming very tired, lay down under a shady tree, with his faithful dog by his side. He there fell asleep, and dreamed the orthodox dream of all young poets. A maiden | "l>eautiful exceedingly" approached him, and after a very brief wooing, expressed a perfect willingness to bless the poet with her affections, Ilcrenp on?hut our plain prose can not flo justice to the denouement^ so we must give it in the poet's own verse : MI ki^ed her bnt,?Oh! shocking! I kittled n haird so rough ! Surprised, half choked, awaking? Ah ! broken was the ciiHrni; There lay?will you believe it? kly jointer on my armP A Tough Mkal.?A freshly-iniportcd Patlunder, who had engaged himself as a waiter at one of the hotels, was ordered by a guest to bring bim u napkin. Now this was an article that Pat j had never heard of in all his life, and to save his soul from purgatory, lie could not tell what the gentleman meant, llis Irish blood forbade bis displaying his ignorance, so be went off as if to comply with tho order, Presently a thought struck him? and he returned to the gentleman saying, "Faix, sir, and will ve be placed to take something else t The napkins be all ate up V* To Makk BeepTkndkk.?Those who have worn down their teeth in inastiwating poor old tough cow beef, will be glad to learn that common carbonate of soda will be fouud a remedy for the evil. Cut you, steaks the day before using, into si ices about two inches thick rub over a small quantity of soda, wash off next morning, cut into suitable thickness, and cook to notion. Tho same process will answer with fowls, legs of mutton Ac. Try it, all who lovo delicious tender disliee of meat. 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The balance is well d'aulod iu.o mowing, |wau>inj ami tillage?plenty of good fruit and a large strawberry bed mid tenuWirv meadow. I holdings in good re* ir. The farm-house is one of the best on the road, and is large and convenient. 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The distribution of the profits accruing from the sale of the hereafter mentioned books will be arranged thus: There will be one receipt holder choscti by the propiie| tors from each of the cities mentioned, vlx : Salem, Providence, Newr Uedfonl, lhingor, New ltaven, Concord, Monlpelier, Worcester, Lowell, Saco, Fall liivcr, and M unci tester, N. II. The receipt holders shall choose a committee of five )>ci?oiift to take clurrge of all the property after the sale, but niwwoDb appointed shall have any interest in the sale of said books or own oltcket, or boliPone of the receipts connected with the book sale. BY THE PAYMENT OF ONE DOLLAR, a person can receive either of the following named books also a receipt which will con* Mi late him a shareholder hi the profits viz ; Beautiful Pocket Bible, bound in morocco, and gill-edged?-Lives of Washington, Lafayette, Bonaparte, Penn, Franklin, Jackson, Mai ion, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Gen. Taylor, Yankee Tea Party, Stories of the Revolution, Old Roll of Independence, King Arthur, (by Sir Edward iiuiwer Lyttou,)Uncle Tom? Cabin, American Fanner in Kng land, and utlior works of Putnam's Library. MECHANIC'S OWN BOOK, Persona wishing to purchase two or more receipts can be aupplied with tiny standard work at the projH?rtionate ratio of price*.? To Clubs and Societies who purchase twenty or more linnlcs tiifrollior trm / / ( >!?'? count toill 6* made. Due notice will he given by such r-ewsjxipers as advertise for us when the sale is completed. All communication* or orders sent by Express (or otherwise) must be directed to our J/ffice, No. 81 Exchange St., N. W. WETHUtBKK A CO. A0ENT8 WANTED fpr every city and town in the United States and Cftnadas. A reasonable por contaga will be allowed. All oorotttwiicatioM (postpaid) wiU receive prompt attention. ja % W. WETETOBETJ * 00. 81 Exchange Street BoeteD, 18fl#* 18 )mZ% * " ^ * ? ?' W( * I enteioaa . ^ KU Rcv.tV fi IX U.. cx-ofiicio Viaiwr. J. h. ?i<X0Lt0lCn, [ 1 r4?pi ictorx. " Cknn?< Uector, and Instructor in llvnthl C'hrWtinu ifeicnce, Modem Languages iml lltaw/. Miik i?tMO.N, Mnli ,,,,. ?*? ' . , Instructor iu Mathematics, Nntiral Sciences and. Ancient.Literature t'rof. G. F. D'Viv , (?iiUof LimestoneSprings) In-lructor In the theory and practice of Miuic Jtb*a 0. M. (Thus Insti uclress in Lttglish. Sua ow*ki, iiMlt-actress fcr Drawing, I'aintimr. tinil AuMlmit In ; v t . Moh'&m-uia W.\i:i,fcV, I lot met res* iu EuglLh lirai.cites, and Assistant in Mathematics. Miss Lua 1'tAv., AaeiiKht in Music Unit Fnglirli. Jfe A. 15. The corp* if not vcl complete. * * r|"xilL institution located at Glenn JL Springs '? SpiMtiinbiirgli i'i?lrivt, tf. C., wns opened fort lie reception uf pupils on the first of 1-clirtnirv ln?l. in converting this establishment iuto t\ Sellout for young Indite, the buildings liavo been thoroughly repaired,and titled up; and in furiti.-hiitg llictii iin?_ w no pains havo beau spared to uiiikc it in every respect, audi nsliome parents would de?iru for tlteir daughters. Particularntlewl ion has been Ik-s.ow ed upon the musical h?stru incut*, and * itli a large aud efficient corp?of touchers, and a I borough course of study, it atlordf every ad vantage to be enjoyed in auy similar lust it ut ion. Applicants arc ndtuilicd ofnnv age. over seven years nnd ttlaccd in mi. l. ..h.A -- < ? ? , v . -v "J"*1 prepared to join. The sohohutie your will ronsjtt of one session, divided into t?<> imms.of five mnnlhs caeh, l>egluing on (lie fii-bt of February And July. Vacation fVecitilH'r nnd .fnnnarr. Ratio.?ForTnitton nml Hoard. including tvnshin*?, fuel. lights, J v. A e., *125 per tornr, nnd there will l>e ?'?> ejrtraeforifc, except for Music, ><30 f?crterm, nml for IhioL^ sheet Mtuie, Drawing Muteriot a ?t ?r? net Itnlly useli For fun her Information see "Pro*|>cclllv which may Ik- had bv npply ing to the Rcct5r, or either of ? ? rio^iivlvii. mnv 1, 13 jo. 1 d? Tlie hvnllici'u LNlvrprlaft OUll MOTTO?"EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL." * * w ? >Si ^l^ilE Solnvi ihei* w ill publish on the 10(h of 1 May, tlie lir<4 number of a "JSew l'n|>cr,M with the nbovc unmo, issued weekly, to contain to?:\tv-K>? K co i ji.ns pnnh-d on new nnd Lcaiitifol Tver. nml neat while jmjk-r, Mann factored WnitMly for it. It is the design and intention oftls manager to nuke-it nu acceptable "K.tMtl.Y N ISWSPAl'R," free from every tiling bnvin^ n virion* or immoral ii|i|>curnncc?excluding hoiii its columns the odtlric trash which too oil en finds a medium in many itCArspfl|H-rs <?f the prcseht day. M'lii'st ho W'Ul endeavor to prove -It a welcome visitor to the domestic eirvle?making its menilxrs more hnppv and eoniented, the various classes of W'fnititSG-M'.S AND MIXIIAMCS will find in it something to iiidl-uci, reiinc and elevate them in their different vocations. The latest improvement in Agricnltnrc, I'uten.s of recent IniVrntiou oud Iriscovcry, as well as every thing **, concerning or alfccting tlie grent Judnstnil Pursuits nnd Interest* of our Slate nod country will In: given. Foreign niul Domestic new?. will he publUhetV up to the hoar of going to press. The a rent cod ai d aim of its Proprietor w ill be to make it just what its name implies-?advocating whatever may Ik: right rc3|meting our common country mid Wfir institutions. \W ~h?tl l?? .Notional ppou subjects uf't cling 1 lie whole country, hot South vrn in feeling nml sentiment when they involve the ridlMw and interests of the suction "to which we are, hy hirlh, n<Itu-hed. Reports of the Cotton nml Provision Market*, Arrivals nt Hotels, CoiiftiuticC-s nt lit* l)sil.i?sJ m , - J Jlc. JL., w ill be reported. Tc run. Single SoW-riber*, per annum, in nd vanco. (IhIm of ten ?l vncli. ?2 w ill in all case* (>? charged, unions the money accompany I In- cnlvr. * ^ Subscription*, Advertisements and Coinninnications will meet attention l>v being addressed WI LI.IA M 1\ I'UICK, Box No. tit). Greenville, 8. C. flfeonville. May 10, JSi-t. sou rhcarolinatempefiance si andaro. rl"MIE UNDKItSICliKPivould respectfully anjl nou nee to the friends of Temperance generally 1 hut they intend to eoiumeiiee the publication of ft Temperance l'ti|>er, about the 10th of June next, provided a sulHdent number of tsubacribcrs citn m obtained to warrant the undertaking. It will tie printed upon substantial pafecr of Imperial J/.c, and will eontnin ?4 column* of matter. It will be denominated the 4Soulh Carolina Tcm|*crnnce Standard," and will be published every two weeks, at the price of Due ltollor per annum. AsaooM as tifieon hundred sttl? ? acribert are obtained, we will publish It weekly at the sniue price. Our sole object is to advocate the cause ofTent1?oisure; and pnrtietilurly the Legislative l*r?* libitiou of lit* Trntt'c in Intoxicating l)rinks; and 1o prepare flic ronsses of the j?cople of our SUite, for the enact incut of such a laiw, hv convincing them of its o\|iodieney and necessity.1 We will endeavor to make it a welcome visitor in every fumil v. Nothing will be admitted into its columns of a worthless and immoral tendency. A strict neutrality will be maintained on all. subjects of a jmlit icnl and religious sectarian character. No subscription will be received for leaa than en year, and in every case the order must be accompanied by the money. *' ' We hope all person* feeling an interest ip tha success ot this enterprise, will oxcrt themselves in getting sulwcriptious, and na soon thereafter as eoiivenieut send us their lists, l'ost masters ars renuevtcd to act as Agents. All communications intended fur the paper must he post paid, stxl addressed to the 41south t. : runiin ieiniwriineu btoudard," Lcxingtou C\ 11^ S. C. S. E. CATJGI1MAX, ) 4. It llltKAUE, V Editors <k i'noriinow, , 8. COllLEV, ) Greenville and Laurens. /A A. 8UIHHJTII wi|' mm persona fr?m 1 VTs Greenville to Lnurow v. It leaving Greenville every Tuesday and Friday, n^uruing Wednesday* ami SsUirduvs. Application to b? m?i? tk? daj Wure Iravin}. J80 7 f - ntosi'Ktrrus of the State Rights Register and Hational Economist. A JOCHNAL AMD OKXKRAL xevrsp^n^^fe^ O^m 0. 7UYLOR, KdiSWt^?Term* $8 a year i-wucd weekly. Tun Htatk Rights Rmitsm will bs conducted upon *& principle of 8tate right#?* Uid down by Jefferson. The Re*, ister will ?fcpe to the origiahLsompaet, ** ratified by theseVersl State*. and Will oppose slllatr itn<Hnariani?m in legislation, and all egemeelements. seoret or open, nnua the rights and shverelgnty of the ^At^V "