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r n the .heart that is tender awd kind ft ain tht kines tni woyj with th 1 .d Ila mlesofily t6' blend with tlh Sred4itg frelapos ad verdue and beaut: otAk foI joi\ the depths or it howl tl~btrNq'itar t Iiti' isnoh tIIe fire of the sui kasIT draugli le s usa seed tlat will qiticken aat : i to vitier grief uni d pasl:tir. 'No'! ruelling yields not lte bliss we desire - ~ wugl poets lhive suig in itt- praisi to It liy Ire r* ue hpnpmutess flow~s jin a rtill sitiii t stre.am i hirlinil eddidtie. as soinu foitlly dire.unl It is found ik ihe pence and tile comf arts of homit It is lost to tite heart whea in exile 'we rouni itis glitupsed lir tho smaies of tu te ec lot-e to stat beaniiag furthi fronm its stationi abuve 'Bu-it blesses not those who tire brainled witi or t viciimn- btray'd, or for blomui illy spilt 1; flies fr m tle nui-er, tlie sellish, the priptmil And eludes their pursuit till tlhey he in thu aardti. Be kind to thy neighbor, but stern to thys-If Gmrnt freely to Wretches the ui-l of thy ) -i': -Pis hopeluhly lorward- lite treasure is thin1e ra treasure mure precious than lurks iii the inn T Gax oxcostin.-l'ark enitjaminm. in a lectre tlivered recotlym! I in N w ark, N. J., drew tli foowing pi. Stnre of a c-oxeoIib Talk of the vanity of womnii ! I. there no vanity ill mani 11 Show In "lne girl,. witt her prett y he'adj sti-tItI Iull of conceit o' her own beauit v mad *6fisequenice, and I will show y'L Iiay youths Upon whos lips tie sili dvWn, by iuch coaxing, lts ventured tAqJppeatr, iad at Imndrlujied disolute 4ie <him jdies, in a full fiteial crop of spontalie ous growth, -who are. mokre periktlytj possessed with at sull'-saitisfied estia tioli of tlir own ir esis:ahle elumiil,; t-hanti anty miss5 in her 'toons. Eaceh ol these Applogies of imenti mincies every wman vitomi lie happens t o einounit eir. Sddpariitely einami-ored of hlim. and1( is AM; pursuaded in his own itin id thit lie ets to M\e Irir sex the satie rei tion which the late Capt. Mlartini Scott did to tire raecoon. "Don't fire," a-id4 a*aoon to the Caiptini, as tle iaIttei vats about raising his uner- ing ifle. "I will come dowin." "Don't pop th qtestioln," styS 80111C fiseinaUted <hnniii tetto one If' these exquisite lidy-kil ler, '1 will marry you." All thit these - ColieroI-s of the Iitir, these Utesars in their owli esteeinI, have t. OQ, is to com, mid sem. in coqliier. P WE think it is Dow, jr., who givcs the following quaint advice in one of his I Patent Sermons:' "Let you home be provided with such comforts and necessaries as pie by, pickles, potatoes, pots and kettles, brushes, tongs, brooms and beinevo lence, bread and charity, cheese ani faith, flour, affection, cider, sincerity, onionspintegrity, vinegar, wine and wisdom. Have all these always on hand and happiness will be with you. Pont drink anything intoxicating eat moderately-go about your lbus-Ji nes after breakfast-lounge a little leer dinner--chat after tea-and liisa after quarreling ; and all the joy, the peace, and the bliss this world can afford shall be yours, till the -grave closes over you, and your spir its are borne to a brighter and a hap. pier sphere. So it may be." iHe Wons A FLAsuY WAISTcoATr. * ~ He wore a flashy waistcoat on the Night when first we met, with a fa mous pair of whiskers, and imperCfial Of jot. IHis air had all tihe hiaughti rness, his voice the manly tone of a gentleman worth forty thousand dol lar~s, all his own. I saw him but a mioment, yet methtinks I see him now, with a very flashy waistcoat, and a heav'er oni his brow. And once again ? sa~w tflat brow, no neat beaver was there, but a shocking bad 'tun was his lhat, and matted was his hair, lie wore a brick within his hant, the change was all complete, anld lhe was flanked by constables, who mrchled him up the street. I saw lhhu but a mioment, mtinks I see him~i lon, charged by the worthy o!!iers, with~ kicking up a r-ow. Small Typesc~ ~The injury sustained by the eyes in consequence of priniting books andl newspapers in smiall types, is fart greater, we believe, than peoi le imt agine. For seine ten ox- fifteeni y ear s past, this use of the smallcer kinds of types has been very generl-l, ini cou sequence of' that spir-it of comupetitiotr which tempted tile buyer with ala< amount of reading matter- for' at small .suim of money. T1he saving of molney has; we fear, been mor-e than coun terbalainced ini the conlsceuece deC feet of vision, whichl has, or' will it timne, too surely become apparient. Especially ought chikhoeu to ht kept fr'om the use of book~s or piatper: -defectively printedi, or with smal typee,'i'or the strain Onl thirk eye will most assuredly injutrc them. IL too muay of our school books, simal types are used; this, with the over taking and variety of studies r-e * quired in most of our schools, has, ii a large number of instances, eithne . r sadly injured, or peirmaneiitly die stroyed the eves of children. la rents, andl instr'uctor-s 'shold look ti this matter-it is one of' no light ina portance.-Athur's Gazette. * over-ty is, except wherec ther-ei nin actual' vant of food and rafient a thig rmuch more imaginary thai i'af.s ~4io sshame of povetty-thdt shanm6' lieing thought loor; it is feat. and fatal :weakness, thiougl ar'ising in thig coulntry from the fool ihi fashxion of the times themnsit'c ORIGIN OF NEVsPAPl1s.- Mllan, kind are indebted to Q(,cen Elizabuet and Lord Burlei.gh frt the first, priint ed newspaper, which was cititled th< English Mercurio." Tho earliesi number is still in the Biritish Museuzir Library, hears the dato of July 23 158S. Daring the civil wars, peri odical papers, the chan.pi-ns ol the two parties, were extensively circn lated, ani'l were clitel by suel writers as Needlhain, BIirkenhend anl L'Estraiigo, all men of c,;nsiderabkl aii ity. In, the reign f Aine ther was but one dailv paper, the "1 Daily Couranit." 'T'lhe fir st provincial jour nal in Enghauld was the ", Oranle< l.ostian," started in 1706, at tie price of a penny, b ut aimir peiny was not refuzsed. The earliest Seotisl newspai er appeared insdler tile alls lpieus of Croumwell in 1G52. !, 0!'Tlt M LI ~ ~QUORt Iw i% .--.. A Ia-ge petition lo repealingy the "Alain, Ie Liquor Law" Ias beeln presented1 to the 3aine Legishituore rom thetown th Uerwick. It was the first reactive muvement in relation to the suibject tiat, has taken place in the State. 5.tON D:KAL.-The dCscend-. ants of .Bn-ionI I DeKalb are residing about thirty miles from Pais. Among them, there are five of his ren t grand-children. who by the re Oent death of both their parents, have been tirown for support upsn their anit, a gratd-dauighter of the gallant JhiO, who is lie s Itf tie mother of a lirge filliy. They have been le titiolng Conglress for five or six years, for the arrear of pay ilispu. I taly 1 ue to their ancfestor, %iwo (Ie voted himself' to our Iev-olutirm, anid fel a mart yr on he field of battle, nea, Cnnien . Ietports have been Irade in botlh I Ifouses. in fiivor f he lai s; lt I L that is ill. The faminily is said to be highly estiumble. A Juryman applied to be excns!l fromu serving at the Monumouth Assi Judl"lge i l ai1-O wh .t grounl. Sir? JuI1rymUian-I an deaf, my 11. Judge-Cani you hear hvlat I sa Juryiaitaum-Yes, mny lord, but I call oinly hear with one ear. Judgc-Then you una-ky gro, sir. A Juryinan ought to have two ears; it is3 his idlty to hear bo11th siles. A S U I . I w.:N I. u A I ..-- l-IlerAs: Fromn the stoopedus ridg.-s of the Kailskatki to tie slilly wales of Pu dunek shall inyv voice trai!. until the thulntering war hrse of' freevdiim shall trami ple inter tie lust tlh s'mlli'l of . Fellers, vu kinow wat! meantu, so it's noe us.: of tadli.' A Gooii On:.---A gentleman in his~ eagerIneIss at table to anwisen al callI for somfe pie, owing to) the ifeii r isslp ingio thle buttm of s the ish, funmI is k nucki s buried1 in the crust, when a wag who wads seatel julst oppos'ite to him., in wry grvel ubserve d, w~~hist 1ii hld his !ae 'Sir mtay I tioule you~ for a it ileet inl g1i a tus-t feirv en t tuinger~c tor the power if the tiivii toj be eur tailed ,a zeiah~us oil liegro loudly ev climed 11C, 'Amen~l! yes5 less deC Ir. Cut he tail smac~ik smio th olk' __ An.l lIiiamn one da' met his piest at a udleistoe 'tI . rrah, ysor ri vence, youllr presence, tinre5 a jt raist, said lie, jsitinl! to you enLil that a iest, 'ike''h youtr reverene--' t:., at Ia: lk J *al t F or IL I. 1l!'.. : . ( ne e .1 - Theies is a u-a .i . .i a t L tribe of .ilmlins flhitin Ir a ~ etny tillough the fors sofi.e. wieSt, reached a nleli I i-* ii uhIL throuvssh ad beifl eiiSmir, wh n' theCUS*. ohi f gti alf th o h:e I i' Lt etn itoLl th griumi n.-lahid t. Thaertw res!5 iok, bra w r, IL!' tii : ne.- littl:leWWI 1ii ss I; da ofII .\l . one TaLL ri f ths e on , i wasidl at uhitth a late mst'in fl i. ltaken iterally th thera:L o is t the itles fetll wasA'rel ie b:1e conune remiesl, (i the mia5 h. esti called,ualu~ luch a ued for- ,: lesser s ill ! of s Inunanit v: . J'rs ',tse s ak tO ',i beor th s .r t tis i scrpton l il nut IIsu sonti. les tha a ur. Firum the Vahi:led I le ralN. To* Eignic Ampanr;m.. Pcuethe seecd (T the, "Giant At p1I'rgusi," let tihema Foak in prl t v wat watr, ihr 24 hours, 24 nd<1 to the . vil4 t aout a a1hlill (Ji .tilg* tt i: fixes the Gl// ue conitid inl thew arid is'4 goiod lir glai- :e 1 4p ..k: 11eally I lave a hedJ IiNade Io," f iii, jit ei~ contiinfg thw -eed, which ruust4 L( Sown ill small t irrtws, Ine inch14 if die th. a, 1 18 I n ::p1 rt- veI. theuIl up1, tu1;d pllm.Z-l.a.n Ikhe etu-th N 1.l the i a il e hoe, or II d h-1 p t hen I eI O : 1 l igh t Np dS i i:: 1 1 il al duIf I th s .-, le tM 441er .I I or tlwreabouts. lk*hNy willbeo ol l:. six", fllr planlting NN whi(h It y hn I n4 a e iil(w : .)i- ;- vor ; i im2 h d 1..hd i (e41 rl t' re h i .) ndw it o'ver. 11ai.4' , op i hrlL rows ' .ll . widev. the( Io b"i., - Iw u o ie nu d d!ill u4 y4412r j.4a 1s NvA k iii l l l t i;eir I . phmnt thi-mI i I t .in-nav2. with I ha ('r dw phtiej illit . t\( u ll t i ch s ko u (he :'4' hIl I t 1 1 1. 4 ! f . i. / cover titel4 2 p. and g ki..' 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"n t11e 90v1 t I v I head,' w4! th>2 ~ li-m -14 1 -. 1- - -. -e - n - . . - 'd4. 111u!'t. 4 -4 1 4 4 I I 1 - - 424 s a -j 4' 4 .4e4 1--' - \T.. C I RJC U L 'llt subsittrber rcttc "*lFully ilifbrmht lit Illr.)from liigluii , ( rtriv , l'ratie' mul dic. Nonthlii Xiatuit, It, c lct~i t awritrit of fiapic anb~ .ThnrL IOress (Thabv, Gold and Silver Wiitchcs, 31oohy, &c, us4 jxr (i iuigmietiiiiixt, %.vhirli het is prepaired tI (,l i u ip lit:iry( loes Lti t ia , It ~ a lalt l , ju Me ( i' q *ie.ors iei (ert~il l, Pro' eliviig ilwt. its lk it y. E. G. BRUIVN. SikHlioq l wtra t O pq1tlt Liitjl, tl..t!riiil lo ltte 1-. 48oS 3111 C--I''i milsee (.I In s . I tcn t' to i 'w' \ do., 14nw. ICU hn V I Ettg'it I i j. i i ( *t.:, C rI a-~ y1 et r (.:I . Iit:J-i a !.L C 0II' w 1-. :] r;4' C. '.rf * I - ' iii f *i tuI it 0 ft U* 0m i - ;' it . . ; I. Im .4f AA1,L ,T !.U'Al !tt ti' tQ' 0!V I 4' t .*it,.g o iie the %-6 W :. T. I' - ! .I , ! l 0 1 ,l A I 'A lo B I V I I 2. 1 LOCKS, WAITCiiE AND The Sw!uriber woil r-spectfully in Ui tricts. thlat he0 h1:1, jut opened'l Inl 6:: #I t.riii It ; .a t tiful a : inr I f ( ' Cull* :-r Id Ca n , o41e P( e. ' vr:n M :- s els of v eine's !I .-! ; \-lt and (:n-a! 1 ' wa d s, IrIw!:-. N . . Ali If whib will bc .sol at Ch-;o ew for .(l l'. S~~p::ing of oy <! . r iio .:. '. . M. Mr ..... ...* .i . . . ( .Li .1i?. . il t he 1 : l re in ani ar O n i liI r !i%. . b h b. ' < ;. t ;; l b lisi, chice0. Ito<r e . S~s i lr n I. . ia of I;IjI-~ b.I it :ii*I - ihsh . iaiir nh il I. 11 n.- h-it -n e r .. . f ' - :- -. I*,f ui~ to .h ;I \\il b Ill litn n m t l -a c~~l; IIv 't- A;V i. * -i t' vi :.- iI .. m h i b EI I I. I n r is L e 6 .m ,. : ib.. :.;..'.; . 'o b.. , '-5 t r . 1 up- i t r-e S . - ~ . h - \\ -. a: . h r he-- - - - - --- - o-m \ 1I\ \ - - t 1.5 e 5~ : I'' i. Ih a~ - I 3 ,~ i liii ,i3 -I I. I" cr1 - e------1-6. I I, .-~~-- .----r W. 3 :, Jcocb i & 2o I V. J. JAC;OBI. NATitANIN.I. JACCJI. !IEVF.N*1II SiTOLE ALO(VIE MAitJ1IiTSial1zr.) Ituportei s and Dealors jin P03-ix & Dozmsextic Dry Goodm ?i ;j) Our cut'g.r,- nte en-vire.I Modsrrat 7111r.1 1111d U aliriet, adlivi-aice to ilao Uitc i'g-a D's27 G 1'" aEJ [.N C 11itML S'iON, S. C. P.& . 11KI SWON & '01 I I t:I:T I3i'OitT:FP.-a Of Europwan Dry G.ooas ire- h.a!-py to. i&Iiiim thvir friesik rIld cusittuII(rs, h,.1 lity 3are imw ruvesi g bay uvery arrival rott l-.!a adiiaai to Ius C01111 IOCi IL tock or Staple1~ and jaxacY DKLy (AoOdSa L. as li ve.~rv lot-om ofi-rvd i this n1zarktat. GOODU1 GOD. ARE F-UICN!IME) AT III,! tl . vj:ot ptr;-1iia.-. jit Ilivir cil%- ctre laIN1i a la a- . t.(aI ao' 111p Sotat hem i -.!k!. D0()1.'lI7'FJ( FiAI!l'ls INV VAt~' R LIET!V': 0P i'l.~i'AiION l''.)')laS AND Pl 1 , _k : ,: N a'%T .1 1 ' Ic Cattt zatia. t i N5I !. .1 I' i - .k' r- of Cr L4)11 3 I tar.-'v.-. Sai.-. f Itlh Y tl()( I.tS ti-. t'ii: t". ts 1uaatrI, r t) 2 I 1*m-rv Sf vf- DRY (,0D twI) rI.iAI ctl I. * i vw.*- t J I A I i .5 1 : ) f *-~~ z.L ..:.j~ D, * 7* j CJ -C, T\ A (1-r 1, 1 jp Ia. TAi L Ctt C LI1. v I c*; lV * v. i'l-I iaja F O R - R E2. K . S We are cuthor;'eA t6 nnmmtiilll( e T. J. itlNKINN, E g., a Caijidn r for clerk of thLe Cutut, at ile eltwIuing iciltni. M1A NY VOTER1 - April1th 91 .Pill - FOlit TAX ( LA ' ' r dtr i Pleitue annoutie l. IQ W. i'I*ANi', a C(unild:atn for .Tax .Qles:r of aeln County, at the tirt IElctbmni ain oblig a XA XY ygrA. Januury I1, 1353. 13-tr Z'07 Mr. -k:ditor: T'o will'picase aantunes Cpi.imi P. 31. (iIlHONS, a Candidat fur nx- ollector for Salem count , at ihe esiituing Election, and olige IA N VOrts. sT.4' M6:ssats. EDiTons: Peisme ai itumounep i.-N) I N F. BIA r.LA, RD, m a nndiate for Tax Cokletor, at tlie next election, and oblige .M3ANY VOTERISw Whrmary 5th, 1P5 15 if L.We are authorized to an:ounce JOHN W DARGAN, a cindi dite for Tax Ciliector, for Claretn6tn Count v, at tile next Electi. (u3j' Wec aro.authorized to itouce A X DR WATT Esq. is a iddnte for Tnx Collector, of Clare ...ut e ;uty at tlr. ensuitty I irection, MA NY FRIND.S.. W2 'The Friends of Thos, L1. S.11111,11. utnitunirOe hii as a Candidate fur the ofhe ef. Tax Collector, fur tile Coutay of Careniont. Nuvember6, 1850 2 VCR;, We are authorized toannouire CapI. J. W. STUCK EY as a can didae fihr Tax Collector for aleu County at the next election. . Oct. ICh, 1350 51 if. 07' The riea.E of Johia C,. Wil lTE, En-. rin'n:nir nit a, a Candidate for T:i Colih C1, r of Clarezno cut cuinty at. the next 1 kcetien, SUM~TER HOUSE F. MiYERlS, wvouhi rf-peetfully in forin the iii7ltils -f Siuterville and the surriniig country thatehe -has ju: I retiunl frot Ch rleotnu, mad has iade rr:: menhto receive IC E a nd SUA VA T, -uf eiery iariry, weklv. lie is. on anliid, and n% ill coniiinuc to receive troighoul the se:wen. a cloice au &irtment o. Win~e. ni d Cordials, Confectiontries, Fruit,. &1., ni1 of \ Libi! bie dispioed of liclaper t han was ever offi~red befoire in this place. 31-ty T.1,1 . 30 tf Webb Glark's Hotel ,SUlT.RRJ . L LJE, S. C., This 1lo'el is sitiiil in tle most k! pv~pant part of the ton n. The Hl'nrintr will he pleated 2to seh b . t:ndi: and the tr;:veliiy publi; pronr .Tm.)to :spIm no exert ios oil his part to re r th-:: r:.ie. Carges rea WEUC.L W : P I . i --a % - niM -4 13 tf' Cicthing! Clothing! 25 t-L; i:cr.. cituica.t~ TrItA CAN as F. & ii. lIA I n1i~ould reFfeetfully call the nfttio in of then in hiabiinnt of Snier Dlistrict :tl tie~mity to) their iiulen~did assortment of ( lothing, 2ich as re Sac and Prock warranted all of the bezt workman.hip and o the tlie, t *iuality and m iateirial; also, fino andi nil other articles connected with a gentie.. tnan is furnziiihmt. dernrtmirent. Our motto shiallI ben "3 Imil profr ilt! nd l gnek i'alep."' W'e can uis.ire al lio'e w hii patronire us they cannt buy the .name tartjiceichewheure nt such-low' piriceA. I'Iease enll nnd] ,,ee, and! examine for youzrrejves at tour Newv and:1 Fasionable Store, the ir S Yore in(; Ger.;towni, S. C. Improved Endless Chiain All pe'r-.ni iing tihe above Eievators cans he supid by thle uibscribr-r, who lb the Agent -ca:t lii ir:t of sZimiter, 8. C. l1 F. LIGON. Nxegro Shoes, The iiub"cribler lhas madeo arrangemnents foir tile malnituilre of from Fotur to Five Thiousatnd pa~ irto th abovo aihlV,:rticle hiv thy FA LIL. For reference' n15i t qualitylhe 'would respectfully rer pirsons wvho miay be di-posed to purchease. ol him i, to thoise whoi patriiiized hiim lasC year. As to price, hem wvil guarantee themi as low as can ihe aflbrdeid. Mlay 22 2 iif J. )IORGAN. Life Insurance, Them North Carolina .Vout Life Insurance C oimpany,. etabl~iishted at l1eieih, N C. (I I II [s EL-: F. Jil NSON;,Jr., Prest. W. F. 1B. IAYNSWORTIH. Apcit 2, 185I. 2 i3 ly NhewFall and Winter Goods. Tihe suih.ieribers tire ntow rectivitig anid opon ing their u'.uazl supply of Diry Goodsa, fiardware uaid (Groen'ries, the prniri of wvhich. illhbo y' much reducned, and iivite their friends and the public toexamutine their stock. N1. DLL:UKI. & Co. ( Imde.n, Oct 28, '5L. 1--f Ready M~!ade Clothing, A il rzge itock of Ready 31ade men anid boys (lothin.;. nt very low prices. Doe. t'th. 1A5l 8 if Shoes ! Shoes ! Liadimi hinack tinid color,.d (Uniters. h id und oilornirii Sl i ps unds T'ies. NE(ikG)l S 11018, &c. &c. . ---A t.5t--.-. t'lanitationi I~euthe r, lior .tale lowv by W. J. FRANCIs. i'iiter the Oideo of the Saumter Danner. Hats and Gaps. The Hubscribler will r'eeiv e in ai few dat', a very t i aoronuent of (unt's and Jloy'sl nts. tnd (lip-. w ich wtl vill be roldat omu,uall M prices at Ite sttme of W. .FiANI - Oippioitt F. I. & 31. lo54en' LaWv Oli'e. Sept. 15, 1851. 47-tI Ready M~ade Clothing, W\ill Ie ito 'iveel in a fiw day.s, a Nery fine S!tot of liendyv Mht~e (Coting---n.cthaiag of --v-ry ntcl of ~~ Ge tiiuear ntd w Il 1- -t