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A e rep ordoyV~ Iti e hrtethat is tendor unil kind, tisat.,kiv& tt.wgiys with tile 'I c tifik i'sftly- t6ljienl. with the lug: eykpoanaud verdtue and beauty 4Vljoiqe5- thftepths of the bowl, cl i91hjitiihis l thefire of the soul - ugl.iuakabai e'ed tinLt will quicken and t icr grief und dispaLir. ,, IrJa't yelliIng yildti not the blisa we desire, O4kitl ptsi liasVe mullg in iUP prase to hlie Ivre; pi Il;fiws in a tiU silent stre'ana, Addiep tra sono fummnly dreaim. It is founl iniepbae atid the comf irts of ionie, It is flot to the lIwa-t wl'om in exile 'we ruum ; s qjpijpedjrs ho sltuiltes of the fave we love, siitat* . beiag forth fron its station aibovo. NBult blesse -not those ivho atre britwled with re i ry' or fur blond idly spilt; it flies (foin the hmier, the sellili, tle pnitid, And eltides their' pursuilt till they-lie in the shrind. - Be kind';oity eighlior, uit stern' to thyself, Gatt freelft6 wire'i.ielus the ai of thy p-lf PGa .hopefuly forward- the treutture is thine, IU t1risure m.ore precious thull lurks la the minie! nia"i- Coxco~mtn.-Park Benjamin, in'ai lectilre delivered recontly inl N6wur*k, N. J., dre w the Iol61 wing pie stwo ofa eoxcomb: Talk of the vainity of womlan ! Is there po - vanity: Inant '? 8iow ite n r~jlA.witih 11r pretty heaI sttiil'ed tfall of Conceit of her owl beant y a nd 111%sequence and i will show you flity uths upo , hose lips the sia1l n byinuch coaxing, has veitured IpLe1r, anl a hundred disolute (1hln i0s,1in a full lteial Crop of spontanie ous gruwth who are iore pert1etly possessed with a self-satiSlied estiumn tion of- their own irresistable elurmls than-any miss in her 'toens. Each of theso~pp ogia~ of men fimtcies every '4wquaftn whomlI hap~i~ensl to) enleilUnter, U41tapitely, eianored of' him, anl is R1* pursuaddd in isi o wn minid that lie fais t'o t'ie M ir sc. the same .la ton which the late Capt. Martin Scolt did to the raccoon. "Dol't fire," satid *ooni to the Captain, as tile litter was about raising his unerring rifle, "I wilt 0mne down." "Don't p3opl tlte qtuestioni," siys Somc ftseinated dama keLcto one of these exquisite atdy-kil ler, "I ,will miarry you." All that these. ;eonquerors of the fitir, these - msa1s itheir own esteeit. have t__ - dov is to Collie, aid see, and cOiljller. WE think it is Dow, jr., who gives the following quaint advice in one of his 'Patent bormons:' "Letr you home be provided with Suc comforts and necessaries as pie t ypickles, potatoes, pots and kettles, brushes, tongs, 'brooms and benevo lencefbread and charity, cheese and faith, flour, affection, cider, sincerity, onionspintegrityi vinegar, wine and n isdom. Have all these always on iiand and happiness will be with you. ont 'drink anything intoxicating oat noderately-go about your busi ness after breakfast-lounge a little -ter -dinner-chat after tea-and I'isp fter quarreling ; and all the joy, *hajpace, and tihe bliss this world can -afford shall be yours, till tihe *grave closes over you, and your spir-. Mita are borne to a brighter antd a hap pier-sphere. So it may be." Th ias A FLASHY WAISTCOAT. 9 wore a flashy waistcoat on the nellwhlen first we met, with a fa mbus pair of whiskers, and imperial H0t lis air had all the haughti nessthis voice theo m~anly tone of a genitleman worth forty thousand dol Jars, all his own. I saw him but a ioinent, yet methinks I see him nuow, with a very flashy waistcoat, and a' heaver on his brow. And once again lisawtlatfbrow,nroneat beaver was' * tere, but a shocking bad 'unt was his hat, and matted was his haair. i~e wore a brick within his lhat, the( change was all complete, and lhe was flanked by constables, wvho marched him tip'-the street. I saw liim bait a momient, miethuinks I see hin noaw, charged by the woirthiy oflicers, witih hieking tip a row. Small Types. h'Tlo injury sustained by the eyes in consequence of printing hooks awl newspapers in small types, is far' grgater, wve believe, than people im-u agmne. .For some ten or fifteen years past, this use 'of the smalcr kinds of types has been very general, in con sequence of that spirit of competition which tempted the buyer with a large amount of reading matter for a smnall saini of money. Th'le saving of mnonety hiasywe fear, beon more than coun fovbaniiiced in the consequence do feet of vision, which has, or will ini tine, too, surely become apparent. Especially ought childirn to he leit~iiom the use of books or pa&per's * defectively printed, or with small typeg, for the strain on their eyes willtnost assuredly injure them. Ini -too many. of our school books, small tges are used; this, with the over Gkirig and variety of studies re * quired in most of our schools, has, in a~ lai'gd number of instances, either' sa'dly injured, or permanently de. stroyed the- eyes of children. Pa rentsapl instructors "should look to tis rngter-it is one of no light im ppita~nc.-Ar'thur's Gazette. . fverty is,' except where theire is nn actuaP WtEoV fdod and raiiment, *athin a oh more Imaginary than sham beylgthough~t poor; it is at g'FeaL' anal'fatal .tweakne'ss, though aising -inithly counltaf from' thr fool h ~hof' the timen thcmnci Onrs oF Nisys'PAPERS.- Man kind are indebted to Queen Elizabbih and Lord Burleigh for th e firstpr'int ed newspaper, which was entitled the " English Mercurie." The earliest number is still in the British Museum Library, hears the date of July 23, 1588. During the -civil wars, pqri odical papers, the chanipi iis of' the two parties, were extensively ciren lated, and were edited bv such writers as Needham, Birkenhead and L'Estrange, all men of c.nsiderable abilitv. In the reign of Anne there was but one daily pa per, the " Daily Courant." T1he first provincial jour nal in Enghdn was the " Orange Postman," started in 1706, at the price of a penny, but a half penny was not refused. The earliest Seotish newspaper appeared under the aus )ices of' Cr-oinvell in 1652. I A:Lu 0o? 'rii MAuxE LIQUOn LAw.-A large ietition for repealing the "Maine Liquor Law" has been presenlted to the Maine LeTislature from tle: town of' South 1erwiek. It was the first reactive movement in relation to the subject that has takei place in the State. BARON Di.:KA.-Th e descend ants of Baron DeKalb are residing about thirty miles from Paris. Among them), there are five of' his great gran ld-child ren, who by the re cent death of both their parents, have been thrown for support u poii their au'in1t, a gran d-daughter of the gallant, I a ron, who is heil S1f the mother of a large fanmily. They have been )C titioning Congress for five or six years, for the arrear of pay indispu tably diue to their ancestor, w% ho de. voted himself to our levolution, anld fill a martrvi on the field or battle, near' Cinden. Reports have bei made in both H ouses, in favor of the claims; but that is all. The family is said to be highly estiuiable. A Juryman applied to be excns-e from serving at the Moniouth Assi Z.'s. Judge Bollan1-O what groun.1, sir? Juryman-I am deaf, my lord. Judge-Cani you hear what I sa J uryman-Yes, my lord, but I can only hear with one car'. Judge-Then you may go, sir. A Juryman ought to have two ears; it is his duty to hear both sides. A SuBi.ME A PEA L.--Fellers: Froin the stoopedus ridg-s of the Kamskatki to the smiy wales of Po dunek shall my voice trasil, until the thundering war horse of freedom shall trample inter the iust the sound of . Fellers, you know what I mean, so it's no use of' talkini.' A. Goon ONE.--A gentlemian in his eagerness at table to anwse r a call for some pie, owing to the knife sl)ippig on the bot tomi of thle dish, found hi-s kiuuekles buried in the cr'ust, when a wag who was seated just opposi te to hiim, very gr'a vely observed, whlilst 113 held his ldate, 'Sir' may I troubleyofrabt A cleirgvnan prmayinig at camp-o meet0 iing in a nost fervenit inanner for the power of' the devil to be eur tailed, a zealous old niegrio luudly ex claimed, 'A umen! y-es bless de lir cut lie tail smack smooujth ofl' &# Am Irisitian once day m. et his priest at a iilestone. 'Arr al, your ri verenice, your pr' feseneec, there's a praist ,' said lie, poi nting to the milestonie. 'A priesd why dof youJi callI that a pritst, likhe' '\h you r reveren ic iC s at Ilean lie a r Thieres is a troidion that a tibej of lianis flee-ting r m ..n e emyi', thimroug the forrets of the- ot.. t , laced a nioble r ir *i Pin thruigh a beauitiful eailtry, whena the chiirflaiu cf the baw'il -- ni'k hi.; 'A\ habamua ! A hIh una ' sin 'ILlere w- rest!~ I lre we es' of ilM. Johnli Tlayl ir.(f tis- count, wvas' bitte by L a harg m'/ te u in' sll r. al days since, aml was euredihv mhe free use~ of gin aind to1 eico; the n taken internally, the otherci as li 2d to the wound. That was lucky, and we ar.e hli thme little fellow wa; relieved by such conmnon remedies, if liey m na b so callIed, and such as are- used for* tilt lesse r ills of hm nnit y. PI ers5~mi should lhe cert aini,i hwevyerin, of a b''n ' .lde sniake hit (, before thley' ree;rt tou this lrescr'iptioni, elsa it may result. iln somnething les- than a cute.-- n deriSlle / (corIan1 . a -k d a. young holy \w hat :hf' thm "utifu' yu nd I wu:l - a.t .12i delii te' msi.wer' y~oiu0iiiit na lime, frumu younr ein liary few daleetu t horh iesfi ieinderedi imnxi ou by "~ uIn io 'u Io 'ydom I"- ii pi'ocurc tle loved f' tile 'Giltat Al Imarrgus,'' leit Ihe~i t4ua in h prety wmariaa 'Nvat~a, 1Za' -24 hours, ndd to tilt,, l~a iIIJuut it haflI of stialligi st444t which fixes the (?Ubtfii cmiatia4 d ini thesed Ind1( is guud Oir gouada'aa ,cud, giaca'al ly. HaLve .1 Ibed anladc or.1 ~mdli(i'lit bivtt fll-a ca..lituliiig tit! -Ced 4, Avililija Intlukt be* son. i Sall fltaiva44 54 ones lll ill 01,0111 IT, .111d pa ileag ca atI h mi. 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M!e reiijecfuilly #;oliefix Iuui.e Ill [lie City. H.(.I~L(%JWN. CATALOGUES, ilk iiiiid Straw v linifz1, llhoinFowers uiid 'ilk (.uodi , liery, Ulovves. 6va~rt-i, (rivtt[1, ?gelli.t- %%. tili IL Coliiple3ia1rfi'i o u mu .~ilii ry D.,ii~ ress, iid t'lvakl 'J'jiiitigs, Ae. Rtiih Ca tps, Gaume & Shiut fugs, P'owde~r 1 uiil.t Cl. , I l ziai'a.ii Il- n 1..a lt i V ri;uig (naei., WoVrk Bloxes. Fnncy% Stituiittry, ?3.-Is' .151100 Cui, Commin dot., 'Fuill"S, Yiirnm, itl PetI futi'icry Inkv" t 3i~iial i33,ortri t 1131 or Fativy A~.rti 1-ni, old aid Silvsv .r *~zp L~.eI "'iuiiia Bra.~ alil(] ' Wootl Cl~cks~, &~c. I Aigl.- si iid (, nt 001(.ni, Eird (.':;cs fint ;1I 11 aoII~ l -.a~riius other ur' a li.3. tuci znmeru N I,.-Joiit re.'i i etl torin ['i the mnost I. u l id~ t.or uih'ii or (: ill iu'd (.ii I l' ,:' ton to Nrow Yorkl %1QI32Q 4 CI13Z lL.UN -- - IT 1"\.'I U ii- XN' Ii I t thtu rout 0! ..trei-.,t i~ily . 3, 1). it,. ofter flie r3'3v'31 : a"' li Si WEil ,0N Ni . . PE,-l~ '' I n.I N. NO !' I' ,,- C -z' C1111- i~.......zion3'n~ h I\V, 4:illi '13Oo , "tre iii ll r.'We cii'ilitio'l, lit! !I"- ,~ iii,. 333 kr. 4 33 . I- ;11;I vtl I . . iii3 I% 'r, i-. iA TL,..,jr (0: 11 4) r l:1il 33. 1.t O r Il!% reA New 11 -33., enw (V.-1 -, v.( I Iid I R %1 1 L G IF'* CLO~CKS, WATCHES3 AND T1he Stai-sirih'r w~onil resivoc~rulov it, fitriat the ciliztjats 14 ktuaui1r Ii id idjatcont Va trucir;. that. It( !1:1.. jlutt cipelled ii 0,41LIF ]catj aalassbrtmemat e - 4.' lie oclivs, I't.cr l.: .:ta -. (ut fn i ms Par j , Rillbita, or icl ie , Aid' z V ( oil,' (ot (ti (1 t, and silver hJIt awl :t'vilvinil s mvi ; vivs of, Vvi alls ;I Whit.. \ lei asid ( r Biends, -1racelptii. & c. &v All (if whitcha wvill be suld at Claar'e-tImi jtrie--' 6w ( uzh,I bly C. . \1X (NA S );atim5r(lsi' ill' vi t d-im in Ii he ve'ry- bt't atllar mbid' at t I $h~tr:v pt 't ie.. ti AU I '. (Ik d, -lie by III(I. taI i t gi 4 isv c114 va... , ~ ' 31.;M L Illu'l i141 lb1 41 'I' it Ln . v r hi-el Ii-tj: o l:ti ma~rlwe P I ill nild 1* h u - ( ''11 nl 1;v d 'i rb' b- r. ow v '.-~t * .. - ivc -~ reii r I'l om tbls p l v w e t lit.~ ~ ~ ~ V JV'.\lt- ofli1:w f 1). l. PIT4 e.i ,do r' I'. tl' Vi t ;I i ( t' Ill. kiN it !~ .1 . t. . 0: s- iI" ' ijt. r t and . ;1114~-.41 t 't Feb L1 I !\\~ I X% lIt4 1 Ct% % . ..1 11 Iv ) C hz:4 I-!, "%... . II lasal CA.;, IN ''%1,..,, W.J 'IIUN 14ON j1: -ltj, h i - :81 W. J Jacoi & .on AJ ACOLI. 'NTA-rnarGJAdoRn -N O.'221 KING1.IT R EigT, (SFVENTII SofiE AUOVE CAl1 E .SiIIT') ximporteis ana Dealors in Forin & Dornextic Dry Goods E 7 Our :cuturn arc - enured. Morlerble' lates tand- a strict adtirancC tO t Otto Price Sy. femn. .Jan. 0, 1952. 1..If: DRY GO9DS IN CHARLESTON, S. CS C. &E. L KERRI8ON k 0, Din cvr I) roitT s of Europtann Dry GoodrE tire atjpJy I0 intiOrl their frieztlih aind custoiners, that the.y arts now receiling by every arrival front t-:rope widitions to as coniplete a stock or Staple and Faicy Dry Goods am laR every been oflered in his nurket. GU01) GOODS ARE FRINISIIED AT onl ihon who putrchnliee in their eil.v nre invi fed to e xanlne their st)le, wvhich will be founld peculiarly adapted o the Soutilern Trade. LADIJ).S DIPESS OODS AND J).UESTIC FAR1ICS IN SEJi'TY VAIETY: OF N EGRO C .1'IlEIS, 1UL.NKETS AND '.ANTATION lIlY GOODS, A I;OUS;-Kl:',EiNG A R'TICL'S. ill t1heir lin-' ii every v aritv, to elthcr wiLt a .*I:!I S.:..k of C..islId, VI':STNGS nd C1.01I.O Si: a'. IANI-:Ni wi ill lae fod Ire,! fromany ml) ixtur ! of' Cotton. All nrti. kts soli are guarat:ied to prove am representel. Ter ms-C - ah or City nree-ptance4. C. &L. L. Kll(FN&CO., 2) Noirih-Wert Corner Ii in & Market -.ret is. Septn:G 2, 831. ...*15-tf E, B. CREW3, AucCan cr :rad CO.-nisNOn M E R II A N T. KO 19 1ENI)UE RANG E, CI IA LST(0N. S. C. Unresrvel Sates if )ltY GOODS twire : week at ik S.0-s ihowms. L.ibe. rI adievances Inale tn nil c'II- iilln.. Noivl)':r G, 1 -Si 2 tf DUNHi & DUIYEA. Wi0LES..I~l, .\ ND 1E'Al I.L Glothing Warehous r, No. 238 King street, A -mE~ I, C. , ( .1N iUm:A, - Niny 21ht, 151 30 1f \J. A1 EEN3~T & KiTOHLL, Clothing and C ut-F3itting VA~~~ ~ ZI , 1.S T A B LIS MEN T, MASO'UC llALL, A........ LE. S. W. A. sr. C. . I f II...L M~~~r 1a :)1 3 "ERD)I.\ND) ZO0U.WAM, r?:EDcer of :Hi i tSil), S. C. - Q.MLLk1RD & SNOWD3EN~ ... 7....W::J(GD r ..1D 0cDZ ./i1 C1i.\' LES3ThJN, S. C. -e 1.-t. 1-51 23 1)y ne a... c3zaIeson, s. C. Setinhr 10;, 1851 47-tf Wmjf, Allston Gourdin, Ii pre;:l I to uun::he lberal adivances on (' n onienzts oif Ok ',~oa ov esi, diayi.iI, &asc.e o r lur:ie oi-- ieur io n rdin, Mra tthl i vidn.ip I & Cil Gears.II laoly in res ''ia .s. ti-il 'd ati. 18 i!itli. 20iiitiuts noy CI ri i or.11 is* iii ili r eiiiliv lu-y li.; Charlston S. KIC. l horoni bl re pa tt liire. an is-il l nw ipen forLlt i! the u ie nhiion of iltey travellig corsinnn hoIity nn parn: Ini thonrd. Ti s talihment lus bee(5 n fiu tgit oxpense, an fri hd thronipodo w. ith ire new furn furishe wfsait. kidtse. nnenetn to r (itliberl :do.o atung. ~I~4O'I~hn~kaitd tto . I . \\. K oN. ning udirectly to i tlin, will bel inr wait ge sotl otel aund to thefoat Waterh'.- PI~roof Boot s. .n trc ivan lo.f I' - FO R C-I ikZA. ?,agt fnarpiInce . M. lINI . a q , for Clerk of the ouit, at his u ttteffii MAN Y IV' j1i I, or Ii 4aucie hIo c of laem Gotiy at tisdi nrr Janutry I 135. / Mfr. an.- wil . patned ,Ctni - HONS, a 'CtO ti for Lax-Colletor for Saleac. 'count t t . ug Election, Abti ai . Y, 3?Mssts Eoc-rousj. leoc, teuopne ~Mr uN P. BALLAR lDirt baoIndhnte lorTa Cofletor,-at the next election, anid otii - rMANY VOTU5WIr ebruary 5t,5 - tf xrWe are authorizectro ainntounce JOIIN W DAR(. I L (late for Tax Colleetor, for iaren ion Counctv, at the nextlebiuoi. -J c We are: authorizeddo ainliouce ALEXANDIR W ' A IIEsq. Is a Vanli'latc for Tax Collector, oC Jlare mtil coutyt it t1ig ensnting.Etection,. MANY PRIENDS WF7z-- The Friends of Ths. L. l'IT1i, - lanncwe tit as a caindidate for tile ofbre * Tax Collector, for. the County of NovembcerG, 1850 2 VW We are authorized to arounce Capt. J. W. 8TUCK EY as a can didate for Tax Collector fur Salem Counzt st the next eltion. - . &V'f Oct. ](h1, 1.150 51 .f 0~"rT'he Friends of John G. W llTF,'l Erg't.nnnoffiunce nuim ast a Candidate for To Colk ct, r of Clureinont couity at thi SUITER HOUSEl"" F'. MYElRS, would rsp etfibluy fi - form the citizenti (-f Sunmtlerville aucd the ,imrrouning country thatehe -ne jus.t retuned fromI Chrisc, and has ando arruingiments to receive ICE and SODA.WA TER, of every variety, weftklv. lie hsas on hand, and will coninue to receite throughut the stavont. A cLoice nmortmenL io. Winea md Cordials, Confectiomarien, FrPI, &c., nl of wl.i h vill e diispiosedl of chea er than wns ever otrered beforo in this place. Ma-y ' .6,5U. 30 tf W'ebb Clark's Hotel SUiER F/LLE, S. C. This Ilotel if, situatdC in the most lipeaat part of the town.* T71e Vroprietor will be pleased atoWeA his; tri.de and the travellingt- pubFle; pr-ome Wieur to spare o c:ertions on his part. to rencdir thmi comf.ralc . Charges rea. WFBB J C A priefor. Clothing! Clothing I Ptli~CwAS:nD nLi-EWJIEiF. E. & IH. IA I woul respectfplly call theo at:ention ouf the inhabitrntcs of Snmn:er Dletfr' aind vicinity' to their splendid assortment of Clothing, s-ueh as Dre Satck, and Frock wvarrantccd all of the beet workmnnyhiip Amd o. the Izhut quatlity and .mawgrial; alo,.fan~o I $atiii Vest,.asicnre acnd nlt nther nrticle, connected with a gntle mn ' fucrii hint' depacrtmnent. Our motto shal hai" small profit ainud qtuick ecales." We can aitsure all thoee who patronir'e us they cannesi buy thce samte articles elewhcere at euchiow prices. Pleaiee cult and see, atnd einaiiie for youtrselves at cur New~~ andi Fasionale Store, thceir t"SIore'. in eorgeown, 8. C. Nov. 1S, 1i5I. 9 Improved Endless Chaitt Wt~7ater leivatorst. Alt personse ' wishing the albove Elevators cn he' suipplie'd bcy the succiribeer, wvho'b the Agent f I-e Diktrit of Sumter, 8. C. R F. LIGON. Slumitc rville, lkcembelcr 2, 1851. f-i Negro Shoes, The0 subscriber has made arrangemenits ror the mnanufcacure of fromc Four to Five Thlotusand pacirs of' the albove artii-te hy the FA LL. For refearecc'e as, to Annlity, hce would respectfully ra-fer persons who may bei dispoeFd to purchae . ot timn to those whou patronfizedl him laosi year, As to pirico, the will guarantee them as how as eca be aflordied. - Slay 22 2 .cf J. MIORGAN~ Life Insurance, Thie Northc Cacroltna Mutucal Ltrfe Insuranco Comupnyv estabcli.<hed at lt aleii h, N 04 .' ('II.ili.:F. E.JOHNS) ,Jr., Pred' Agten t S umtervitle, S.:0 .' c A prit 2, 1851. 23 ly New Fall and Winter Gods, Jl~Th cubriben are riOW reteivitci and c4em ing their cuual supply of' Dry Coods, He r4 and (Grorceries, theo pricci~of whcichc wilfic yr mchl reduced, anid incvite their friends and a1 pubcthIic toexamiine their stock. 37. DIWUCKERI & CO. "caden, Oct. 28, '51. . 1-.. Ready M~ade -Clothing~ A largo -cock of Reazdy Mfade men anl Ioys Clothniag at very low prices. Dcec. 16th, 18-51 b . t, Shoes ! Shoes!' Landiesc' black and enoloredl Gaiter, laid undic ilicrocco tlips and Tries. - Genti's amc' Hicv's 8hoes. N EU1t0 S110ES, &c. &c. Placntaiioni Ilcather, for sale ow T'ndler the O~dco of theO Scumiof llannd Tecturibr wilreceive Iri a few d it ie a.cocrtmiet h etsanio' t ndCaps. w'hPich wil bo ucold att ulnusuatlly 1't pirics at the score of : W. ., 1'R ANUIS* Sept. 15, 1831. ..th-I Ready i~ade Clothhi Wili 159 re'ceivedl in n. few dalyc, a fino Stocek ofilendy Mucde 'Ciothdng...49oatd utc of ev.'ry artich of Gedit" we-r nt, nnd 1 lm Ic.lcl low-. b'y W. .lP A NC1Rs. Oppisie F. l. A .1. "I 4.s' 1.2 . tcee