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■ I* -f V i S»!k. » • while my jioor wife and Mid ut herring i 1 F ■ Ifow many Lost from Upon tkelonely monat 'I Itry shiver with tie Within, the Where Anti o’er Wonder Oh, who * _ ^ Who, fotf the Sa Will aeorrh with Through brier ami Unheeding thirst or Who, still from da; Will seek, as for a The sheep that go goto to day, I if Say, will you seek to From pleasant bo "Will yon go forth To find “the least of these!?■ For still the Savour fall* them, And looks across the world. And still be holds widjjp open The door into his f home arc glad to get for their dinner*, and very often, can’t have even that. Whoso mon ey, I should like to know, goes to provide this fellow with good thingst Mine, and that of other poor fools like me. Well, what’a done, can’t be nudonc. It’s no use crying over spilt milk, bill that, follow shan't dine off roast goose again at *ny expenae.’ So he paid his reckon ing, and walked oat of that public house never to enter it ngnin.” The same thing is going on in thousands of publto houses all over the country—the landlord ami his wife and children feasting on the best of everything, aud the i>oor tii>sy fools who pay for it hating scarcely enongh to keep themselves from starving. IT I- How sweet t’wonld If you and I could “Good Shepherd, ws’i The sheep that wei . Reart sore, and faint We heard diem And lo! we come Them safely bearing at eveuiug, <y, been seeking astray ; j hunger, moan,' L • Many years agoth Qolonel in western who was very popu inent. In those dayi expected of the mili part taken for yearly reviews were regular holidays, the male citizens between eighteen and forty-five, we ®T not citi zen soldiers, fouuully acknowledged their fealty to the Stite, good time generally. Ji But it was alwa these occasions that ment was much sn was n; juilitia Pennsylvania, with Ids regi very little was a. It was in ted that the o mori* than and where and; had a CHILDREN. • - One Brick Upon Another, rrfci'T % V.; V'4 remarked on 'ol. 0.*s regi- or, in both o any' of the they always drill and appearance others. "• Besides thi showed great enthusiasm for their Colonel, and whenever be r^de up in front, whether pany with other 01 sure to be sedated Indeed, there ia li that they would have "folio 1 or in com-, * V *. ■?. I.' 1 ' • ? ESk _ leader even into battle he their sympathy an AH this was ve observer; but the understood but by f< tributable to the good nature and pi hilt more to Die took to of we r re and : effort* and partial no occasion pass u always had a pleasa for the deserving, and failures, where tended, were oftener apology than a re .;b©ys,” was the u thu well ineant effort ' while * their failures tieed in this way: “l so bad. Let us try next time.” . And couragemenfc jwas was loud cheers, doubt bnt w**d their , so much had confidence. | \ 1 plain to atiy lion of it was It Wa« at I’s general ing manners, al pains he intend car nett le let The elephant, for his great size and strength, * is one of the most ^wonderful ct eat urea that <lod lias made. And the elephant is quite as iprov and word or smile en mistakes ter was in- ict with an “Welj done, greeting to of lii8| men; ere only no so liftd, not tl do -better this way en y« mingled A boy watched a large building as the workmen from day to day carried up bricks and mortar. “My son," said his father, “you seem much interested hi the brick layers. i>o yon think of learning t he trade t” *0*0,” he replied ;*.“I was thinking wlmt a little thing a brick is, and what great houses are bnilt by laying one brick 141011 another.” “Very tme, my son; never forget it j So it i«kdu all great works; nil your learning W but one lesson added to another. If a man could walk all around the world, it would lie putting one toot before Your whole life will be made up of a succession of moment*. - la-uni from this not to despise little things, not discouraged by They l>ecome easy part*. You could not jump over, a mountain, but step by step, takes you to tl»o other, side. Do not fear, therefore, to attempt great things. Always remember that the large building rose by laying oik* brick upon another.” tired; lait WH| time the elephant dro\e them lawk. At laid they weut away. Then the man fell asleep under the body of hia friend. The elephant kept plant over him all night. ■’ When he awoke in the morn ing he trembled to think of the dmi- gorons place in' which he had been sleeping, and how easily the toot of the huge animal might have crashed him to death. "'The elephant who seemed to kuow that he was afraid, stroked hint kindly with his trunk as if- ho would any to him, “don’t lie afraid my friend, I won’t hurt you; und if 1 can help it, I won’t let any one elec Hurt. ,you either.” Miscellaneous. re---- mn-tnpnrai Geology of tko TJaivara*. any of them of the weakness or eay usually observed hi the minds of persons at that advance*! period , % •- - ; not dismiss this subject without remarking that the moral faculties, when properly regulated and directed, never partake of tlie decay of the intellectual ftienlties Hi obi age, even in persons of nnonl- tivated minds. It would neetn as if they were thus placed beyond the influence, not only of time, lmt often of diseases and accidents, from their exercise being so indispensably nec essary to onr happiness, more es penally in the evening of life. The Rev. Dr. Magnw, it Is well known, lwd lost, with his memory tor events, his eonseionsneas of place and time, by a paralytic disease; and yet in thi* situation he retained and let Frnit.—To seven iff any* kind, taka ar, three pounds HPHHH|Jp0tve«, one ounce elnuamon, Ant meg, scald tlie frulL Take out to a jumpoi ■ptn T. boil dowW the syrup ronatofanr. This la a nearly all kinds of good fruit. Apple .M/y.—Helect auy rich juiced apple, such as goldeu pippin, New ton pippin, wipe tlmm, any Imj low one qi of apples, bed flower, wash anti •moving the sterna and of the skin. Al- of water to one peck cover the kettle tight A writer iu a late liunilier of the * i , •* , H • Edinburgh Recietc presents the fol lowing among recent conclusion* and views in the acienee of geology: First The new geology finds that the sun is made of the same material ever he did, even in the most vigor by the otlier. Be great hi bora if divided into a* the earth, but is 011 fire, it is a ‘‘great fiery globe, surrounded by un atmosphere of intensely heated gases and vapor*, that arc rontiii uully rising or falling, like onr clouds, according to their temperature.”— Flames of burning hydrogen flare (Hit seventy or ninety thousand miles beyond the dasxliug atmosphere of the light. Second. The stars, so for as they enu be examined, yield similar re sults as to tlie material of which they are composed. The nebnlie is made up, some of rounds solid stars. Be careful not to burn the fruit Wheu perfectly tender, jornr them into a jelly bug, without pressing, it drum into an earthen dish for several year* *0 high a aenae of j until the next morning. Measure religious obligation, that he per- the juice, and altow for formed liia devotions morning and one pound evening, and at his meals, with ss 1 place the p on tbc fire in a much regularity and eorrrctneaa aa j preserving keitb*; as soon as it in the sugar; is ready uns and healthy state of bis mind. Modern Warfkre. When rending about breech-load ers discharging seventeen halls a minute,' needle guns, Whitworths, Armstrongs, and the wlwlo apj»a- rntns of destruction. reiwJorft have no doubt often asked what would be the general results of such ini provements. M ilitsry men are, how ever pointing to one result which is satisfactory; It is, that ad vanring knowledge in the art of killing gives lioeome* when hyru ket • bfv it every pint granulated sugar, SEVEN GOLD MEDALS navK jrw nitrs awardkd to ojxasw st* avaawa Id October and Jiurtmbtr, IMS, Lr THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE or*r BaMmare. New Turk, sad rtutodrtpkiis llanos. » Offer mnd Xne Warcroomu, As 9 Xvrtk Liberty, near lUiltimnre fit., Haiti more, Maryland. *t*iff*s Piano*, have all the improveuM-ut*. iududiuf the. Airrafle Trr- hU-. 1 vory Fronts, French Action. aud tlie im for Are ft, tlie jelly for the moulds. It must not boil. Ap)4e jelly enn rcerlvc any flavor desired of frnit or extracts. Tlie most appropriate are lemon, quince and bitter uimoral* ! season Fully warranU-d l» of n not entirely ast- vi-srs. with-the privilege of ezcliange ntha, If m What the Elephant Teaches hut ,*,■ rUMv of «rh well known I * ca ‘" *° ,h " boilin* m.1 over that of offence. A distingniahcd . ,. MW . .and. tlie *k soldier Ht the Fretteb army, t’olomd < .j |Mriu j gases as hydrogeu and nitrogen. ’H*!" 1 * t* 1 * I Regius, s| teaking hi Itorember, 1W7, J MKMl semble the earth in form, suhd.ty, p|Vr |t M tW nf a nf \z£ ^ caleulntioiis which he bad salMiiitled to tlie LefMntirr Assembly, that with the rate of discharge from a iu atmosphere, in their general rria t ion to the atm and his system. Mors, for instance, is whitened in every •A Xrtr Ifey to Dry Prarhrm..—Dr. Jos. Treat, pf Vineland, X. J., gave the following, and as directions for paring tying: re peaches to dry. let •flow enough to lie iu eomlitiou, (Hit them in for a moment or two, will come off like a them be iu the water but no longer. The told—saving of j within twelve month*, {■factory to the purrhs Second -hand f’ianm and Parlor Organ* al wav* on hand, at from flat to $880. J Hr ferret vho hart car Vianot in nte: Gea li K law. Lexington, Va; Gea K Rsnsuot, N C; Gen I) H Hill, tlmriorie. N V; Gov Letcher, LevinrUm. Va: t' W Melton, (’bester, S Vl J H Smith. Cheater, S C l J S Dougina, Wiiiiudious S 0; C Ihmk- night, ('olnmbta, S (’ i H Burnell Sc Son, Female Institute, Charlotte, K O HT Send for a Circular containing TOO name*of p«-r»oti«who hj»v« bungkl SteilT* llano* Mince the ekiac of the war. Tenoa—liberal. A rail i* solicited. Ai»ril 9 1809 j . Ai—If WM. KNASE ft CO.. juxrnmi GRAND 8QDARB AND UPRIGHT PIANO POBTZS gain w at •nc of hi, long winter, over .11 the nfl< . tn Hcl|f , u> |, intr , , lth liolar regions, by hesvy falls of snow, which melts away again ia summer. time ui rei saving nf peach aa%ed least six-fid tmiving the i itearh, Otmtrml y*am 8.C’^ jnly *8?i£ro.! O X and after Monday. August 1st ^ the follow ing Hcht-dul will be tun _ Carolina ip and down, sad with Ttwiua oa the fiMurlottc, Ccoiunlda Sc Augusta Rati ruad, gidng Month. UP. I^aave Colombia • Mam “ Alston a ai a m* ■rt Nawherry li Mam Arrive at Abbevffle... 8 00pm Andersan 0 00pm Greenville 5 00pm }{EW SF.1D - J Ia ' Lr v ■ I^ravc finenrilh. ** A ndenwm.. ** JUmrOk.. “ *■ Newberry...... 44 Alston • 00000 m 0 -0 0 0 ri* Arrive at ('olsmbia • wAa e • * 000 * *#«•••00 0 0t00 T 00am 7 00 a » • 00am .. t sopm • *5 p m JOHN H. HOHK, General Mnpcrintcndeot. $>\t Mj “■ Mpnt ; EVERY WLi / ' ' ' - v RUDE & ^ Strc Kv; type copy, !»« ••»*«> L / (too copy, *»* 1 r.. Mi.listen*. \Y»*»v IS 1 . i .4 To Minmton*. tiul " Old *u and TbOftogtoal ht haatoew w 8. C. Railroad. <b , Sfjgsjj. No new who f. fioT tm (y. Tmhi» run the and after Mai Columbia, n. ( May IS, 1W0. #am Pm 15th, the I •tns utssi the 8. C. following skrialr t For Charleston. Ia*ar:* Columbia Arrive at Charleston...... 8 Leave Charleston f Arrive at Columbia 4 10 pm ISmg* Jk gagftfa Uw Columbia 7 45 a m Arrive at Angu«ta 4 tftpm larnve AuimsOa... 0 00a« Arrive at ( olumhia 4 10 p m Sight Erprrttf Sumdmgt excepted). Leave Columbia 7 50pm Atrive at Charleston 6 45am A rn ve a t A urusta 700am ■ HT ‘ 7 80 p M 0 oopm S { ehsirK < ’ e: M-riptiou hoot, with** 11 MATE* Or Ai-' i. 00H-00 i !>eave Chnrhuton Iswrc Angn«la.,.. __ Arrive at Columbia Mam Camden Train Canulcn and Colombia I’suMURr t will run un Monday*. Wednesdays Sa'tuidavs; and between Ci Kiugville daily. f . Is*arc < 'anwh-n. IKia Arrive ut Colniultia....11 00am I^rart Columbia L 4.. t 00 p w Arrive at Camden. ....5 40 pm H. T. 1‘KAKK, Gea. SmpU. 1 P'ur um* Fii>t lusertioo . , One mouth .... TJiree munth* . Mi* moijriia..... Twelve months, . on advttlhammmts upwards ft dhawant five squares and np^ <>{ ken*q*»T»^ and uf oiW;half ^"‘M cent, wfflfje d«d rates. . i . Obituaries. wIk-ii ui ten cents for eight advance. . J PtsOftge—r t v*- e< • AH imiitttisur rrr an* la* addressed *• Her. A X ■\ -X ; a - -s 1 k * -- t ■ fcv; (BIT i eurrr trains . ft s-sdavs. and T Eeli f yfetooritro -1 which are l a tcd Is-lore it mulii get to the „ Ul , „, u . • ,, • | . t . , , . . lioitor at mice, atnl tiutn the aster «siWi<s «*e r-iw. »»<rtiK« s.4 planets turned out of tlwir enemy. A trial of the chasm-pot* ; T « ■ „M*ruin- w. kftfri»f>*ri'a. givsl i-ny —have disclosed at least twen- of the Fn-uHi aruiv ugainst cavulrv '. , ’ . . , .. . . Osn. *ml s»*s»wm dimsgissa ths « had over tuq Imshela skiuiMHl and Ttetr Fourth, small course—hav ty-seven of tin- elements found In onr own rocks. ‘-The inevitable eom-lusion tleriveil from the study of the heavenly bodies—of atm, earth, stars, meteo tin* beet part, leas time , public U* •tis.tr jw. and npnn ihw to ntoiH* thi* pcoefaeo, less time to . «-*«riw-scv st--** nitnuG »i. p* » ran-, ,rf .m, am ( , n |>a |ir<|rr nttarkine rolum.. M»t br | AwIm4 . j„ ,j v against recentl\ took place. A simulatol j charge was made of a Imiidred L , , L . , ., .. , , . 1 long In-fore » qimrtrr of them eouhl dragissis against eighty fisit solda-rs . . armed with the clin**e|M»t. Tlie ilis ' (T. H ! tHXiie*—of atm, earth, starx, mete»v t a nee of tlie target used and of the for b« mU.ll.BrrK, . a. j rit) ^ „| ,l lM im . m f<mr bun)lwU MM ., n ^ ,JJTZZ meoMirable ftjwee is full of matter Tlie dragoons got aver that distann- of tlie same kind, l»ut aggregated , j„ thirty two aoimU. rn different fashions; sonnetins-s lie- fur his strength uiul size. Here is i\ story vvhicii shows how fond the deidiaut is of children, anil shut kindness and rare He will allow them. A gentleman, who lias sjn-nt a good deal of tiim- in India, knew ah elephant there that bad such an attachment foe a young child, that lie was never happy»except when it w;is near him. Tlie nurse, when she found this out, would often take the child in its cradle and place it l>etwecu the feet of During thi* jh^*|4c aim time the foot-sohliera fired three him ing gaseous, at other time* solid;; dred and twentyaix halls, of which sometimes in a state of most intense <*>c hundred and fiBv nine hit tin- akin, great |Nirt of tbc Jlk Sift tfo4 Akftosser Flrrtt, «Mr K0U0 Mu * ——— V TIIKSK imtnimewM Isw Ut« hrfo iW TONE m«g- nf ir.toiM- <rut«r* acris. atmicil |liuh n1), and on the lioanls,. ) quarter ol even have ty-cn peeled.* i TOUCH M |JwMt sskl rkStc, sad entsarly frm from iW SitoM Im»1 »• alt mi#_r ItaM* Im 1 * .*; iis Milling.—It i+a fact WORK MANSHIP lim y art imexseihst, ftriag last Ike r*n that a |sior milker sill spoil almost ] am ‘ madrial. ilw tope raphslMs- aav cow, and there are tot a firw ! h* •*» Ll - ALtm •***■* • **• tot •*tr »r or ** •* r Im)xmvmI ih-t*. heat, at other times cooh-d snfil target, or otH- nml-n half fur ricntly to admit of the presence of horar soldier; no that the cavalry life, as in tlie earth urul Marx, «*r wonhl have hern anniliilnted In M IuHy.mU, 1 ’"' 1 “ «WMJ- —K with.im. having „ i(| „ ,i M . n , T | v „ „,jtk« r» v» hether the gasemi* reached the cnemv. in meteorites. condition of matter preceded in any fttlirlilar toe the mdhl, we call improvements tn arms, aud uot tell. Ho far ns nor earth ia li in Bnt every month h bringing sonic to tlie fort are ftwarc of tb«- fact that in the men- pn*•»•** of milking, a grant difleranee is made iu the yiehl of a dairy cow. The ability to lwing a rot to !»er largest yiehl eutlv with difTerant * K*n- t*.w»w per* VwW ll »« «s»r X« (In A jra 5* of milk varies greatly ninny persons w ho con are reality vtrrr |*sir ones. Owing that a large proportion it was „f shut a>t»w gives nt ft milking is; Uk- **li‘[»liaiit. After .1 Khilv, he g.K „ MMvnu ,| i tlH . .j (lTO (hat we so to this, that he wonhl never of i( . I(riKill u , bat it {lately stated that the French mili secreted during the process of milk tan* opinion, as rolhxtetl at rhakms, | nc . it mn 4 naturally'follow that eat his food c3M.*c|d ,wlicn the child wa« near him. If it fell asleep, was a fiery l*ody Mke tlie wn, and that It boa been gradually fooHng the elephant wonhl turn rn.m-, ami fl , TO1 th , t , im , , mw „, pirn-king a branch from the tree! Hay. TUia reallaaiina of the .ten.lv is that the chart re* ara now nine to oue ia fiivor of defciHV- as against offend-. We ara to have ini mom I change is a fundamental of evolutionism.” doctrine. 1 dir f i |>V with- instruction, and cheerfulness and hope were ever predominant in ttte minds of the men. We often think if iparento would pursue, this course with their chil dren, success would oftener attend their efforts to instinct them in their duties, and the welfare and happiness of both be promoted. Parents* and suppose you try the od, and see how it be much pleasanter done, boys,” than is painful to ^ or to scold, which i both. Try it ; a-.- . * - I iy> MftfcBHb onel’ft metli orks. ’it will say, i “Well punish, which t and child, pernicious to Vf * Cl “Did you ever hear, sir, jiow it wards, tile V> said a one day, . i \ L e -li t “hdw was fi i -1** * ‘#8? ^ t I was that Bd up drinking to my father was talking to him of intemperance: << No,” said iny itr “Well, «one day Edwards was drinking in a public housed when the landlord’s wife came to call her husband to dtifuer. “ ‘What’s for dinner V said the , • ;4 * f-ni - Z fcj £ 1 van.' LJt i r ’ . “ ‘Roast goose,’ repfli “‘Is there any «ap|)! asked. > , - I ' 4 ‘No,’ she answc: u ‘Well, go and “When the room to prepare ward# was so ira scene he had the first time to think -what a • Hera’s this himself ‘can’t eat roast goose : ■: 4 -y y< ■ e<l the; wife, to nauCe f hd Lou of in 014 Ag« overhead, would hold it in his trunk, and wave it !-ackward and forward, like u fly-ljrash, to keep otl‘ the Hies. And if tl»c* baby woke or cried, the huge creature vyould lay down hi* fly-finish, anil taking hold of tlie cradle with its trunk, would gently rock it to find fro,- till the baby went to sleep again. This seems very* strange to ns; bnt we kmiw that many of tlie natives of India have tame elephant*, living about their homes; and they arc just as familiar with them, a* we are with a |»ct cat or do^. Tbc Hindoo and his elephant may almost he said •to live under ihc same roof, to eat the same bread and drink the same water. Many of our young reader* may learn a valuable lesson from the example of this elephant. And if you arc over mb by your mother to mind the baby* ©r tarrock the vradfr/l itopd ytm wfl! remember this story of the clephunt, and dd not let yourself lie outdone, iu kind ness and carefulness, by what you arc accustomed to call a dumb an- ; ‘ r ’r A '"*** - ■ * *-77*r*’—’,; ' - , ‘ * y ^^ imal.’ Hero is a story, which shows liow grateful this animal may be for an act of kinduess done to him. It shows one had thing about ele phants, indeed, which ’is, that they are but careful not to imitate them. * * T r *TT 1 ’- jf* ? . jf " *** ' ^ - Tliera was a soldier at the town of Pondicherry, in India, who woo in the habit, when he m-ctrcd hi# share of liquor, ot giting a certain quantity of it to one of these ani mals. In this-way a warm friend- v ship seemed to grow up between them. One cU^ the soldier hud been drinking rather too freely and the guard was sept after him, to take him up and put him in prison. To- keep himself from being token, ^ ^ the soldier ran Up to the elephant 1 The iDustrionn Dr. FrnnUin ex- and sat down under his body, the hihited a striking instance of tbe s knowing animal recognized him as influence of reading, Writing, and he to his friend, and would not let one conversation, in prolonging a sound of the guard oome near him. They and active state of all the faculties of his mind. In his eighty fourth charges with the bayonet. The a hole rretion of new supplies during milk ing will nol take ((luce. It is gen , unless the row be hi a qniet, eon- tented state of mind, ami satisfied with the in lkcr, that tlie usual s»* system of attack and defenee will hayr to lie modiA<*d. Sjieaking «f efally owing the exercises at Hi. Manr, a witness oftentimes ^hold up their milk,” a* | deM-rilies the army a« lieiug in ixmi- ; tinn on gnmnd united to rover it. Huddenty, on sound of tlie bugle, fhe army ’disap|H-ors. It lies down be . hind such cover as it can get. Hud- . denly, on anotlicr souud of Um* bagle, mi Wr «miM ratI »|«vul N Sw Us- ym»rwwiM S UmS Pmmrm m* ftfw* Unind*. IA IMS, v'Ai brisft U»e pertretius Umn Its* }«( breu *<• uM. Ktenr IW futlj- wansslnJ fcr Sir nw! - S.4r « Xprmrx h* ^ *H ft SHI Haw. ■ crMniwi ParW Uegntm awl Cbafrii • l»r- NMMiutaa. WM KXADK ft tX). Na 3W Wo4 luu. .. fC^i. mar lUuav. liali.**>ST. MvL )1«) 1.1 I'M. 4ft—ly ^ t. B. SADTLBR ft SONS, OPTICIANS AND ATA'X'C^S to thi» ranw that cow. Bwltlmoro 919 8U«*t, l.r.1,1 .... Ikoir ...OL - ... A0IAJ C. C. ft Augusta Railroad. v r .«.»• timer*! Freight and Tieirt OMee, } Coliimhis, S.C.. JV. SO, UN. \ Train* Sorth. Iswve Auaruxts 4 00asi 44 0 40am WtunaLuru 11 40am 44 CluenTer ,... 1 40 pw Arrive nt fhajintte, S. t' H 4 9ft p m Making rhise euiinrrtions with Train* •>f North Csmlina Road stall |M*iutsNorth and K**t. bn-skfast and dinner at fhester. Traiur Sonth. I^are ('hariutte, X. 10 9ftam Chester 1 25 p m 44 XViunslswv 8 57pm 44 ( ttltuntda ....... 5 07 pm Arrive at Anjrusta 9 89pm Making dar npBtdiMM *ith Traina uf Central und (Ot.nria Uailructds fur Savannah. ■ and all point* ill Florid*. Moran, C.Jitmlsns Alunlif.om.-rv. Mulsh-, Sew i Meatiiv. (Selius. Chntt.-unM>pi. Men*- {this. Nashville, l/Hjinvilh, CiiH-iunati, Ht. 1 amis, and all jMiiiit* Houth and West. IS la re SW* pin r Car* un all Kijrht TririMk. Thr»»ii>r( Tirkets. «dd. and Uaft- pip rltv ktil to all nrineiped ptauta. IT I'asM-ngen* by this route North, have choice of three routes. c. nonqsiGHT, E. R. I)o«*y, Ocm-rtU Freight and I n-kt-t A sent. ; , — '-'.''.a-i ■■-■■■■■ w .in—i was BLUE RtlKiE RAILROAD. T RAINS on ttoim Ridire Rsilnmd run daily. Sunday* excepted: I^ave Anderson at 9 90 p m Arrive at Walhaltast..,....- 7 0(1 p m Ix-avr WnUiallant .2 90am Arrive at Anderson at.].. ....... Iftsm - e.-i ..ia Miscellaneous Advertisements. /*- r Fatuity from ohl age can not be cured, but it may be prevented by employing the mind constantly iu reading and eonvernatiini in tlie ex*en-, P „ 11 . M _ r... .. . . .. ; tlw-re m discharged front the surfitee ing of hie. Dr. Johnson nscnlies . . . . # . . _. _ the fatuity iw—. ^ ^ ** »" before ^it ia ten* obviated | a restless isfted with Aed, aoj h i K »t HI JI »l0pCy Wr SlftMl (H? ot I Van Huiil to twe causes: tlrat, to a resolution he made in his youth that be would never wear spectacles, from the want of, 4 " ■ .• which h« WK. unable to rmH in the ^ 0K,,,o,, or **■?* ‘ U «*n»l and this ran not be long as the cow is in ate of mind and dissst * . X her milker. Owing to the intimate connection between the nervous and secretory systems of tlie row, it aho thi he the aim of the which no force ran advsnee standing and live. But that is a defensive fire. IIow is the array to change MV explosive sub f 1 with the some dis- i stance, invented by M. Noble, has * •bbfll he flnsftir.pM. - 1 almost supplanted tlie use of gun- decline of life ; atnl, Mwondly, to his avarice, which led him to ab scond from visitors, or deny himself to company, by which means he deprived himself of .the only two methods by which new Wens are acquired nr ohl onefc Renovated. Ilfs mind, from these causes, languished from tbe want of exercise, and grad ually collapsed into kliotism, in which state he sjxwit tin* ukme of his life in » hospital founded by hfinself for persons afflicted with t order, Country people, when they have no relifth for books, whenr they lore their ability to work or to from age or weakness; a to become fatuous, especially as they are too often deserted in their old age by the younger branches of their families, in consequence < of which their minds become torpid front the want of society and conversation. Fatuity is more rare in cities than in country places, only because soci ety and conversation can be hod in them upon more cany terms; and it is Iras common among women than men, only because they saldom sur vive their ability to work, and be cause tbeir employments ore of such a nature aa to admit of their being carried on by their firesides, and ia mimou. WATVIIKS A FISK JEWfttRY. ■Avmrtraw or 8PKCTACLES, SPOONS, FORKS, AXD 81L- |i VKR WARK (JKNKUALLT. May 1.1 1*09 441—4 f famished with an unsurpassed as- suets* nt ot everythiuft necessary in the them, many cows can be made increase the ir flow of milk at least • a quart a wtek, and thin too without i classes, comprising Libraries, uniformly It can only do so by crawling; ami tlu- French soldiers now say that in future war must be “a war of serpents.” Henceforward wars will tie quicker, more immediately dc fttrartive, and more deeisiL*e than qualitiea of of old. Bnt kt view of possible | ^ an d how the o|ieration is snrpriaca, like that (ff ttodowa, it is * formed, and milker to gain her ronfidetice and good will by feeding tier with there things she is most fond of. By this • mere difference in hainlling ami he- mming thoroughly Mft.ohUS with Q“y rjuanUHfni, ■*-0riH j — THE DEPOSITORY irasniastion of San<lsy-sr|HM>ls sad Bit4r Ll any change n tlioir fissl. It makes ! a great diffl-rem-e in tlie mBkliif frad \mmtr at least satisfactory to learn that science lielps the defender rather than the invadeh ing qualities and pftateB hook* of hifiirS exeelk-orr r, Qm-stion books. Class books. a com* an tn vim milk* Smukiv-scbftnl Hymn books. Roll books, as ia who milts , M|wk Mrnu,, OwbaiHl KewanI in judging of the milk of a cow these questioos ft bon id always be taken iuto consul oration. abroad- very apt Home From ono the following be selected from those ktiml mold. ffHiirof applesnucc, tried to get nt him till they were supplanted me nsc ol gun powder iu tlio blasting operations carried on throughout tlu- North- (term an Confederation, A nutria, Swit zerland, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark j and Croat * Britian. In TruMia, there are no fewer than four mann- froc factories of dynnmite—namely: two at Cologne, one near Hamburg, and one at Cliarlottenbnrg. It is ob tained by imbibing a very porous species of adieu with liitro glycerine, and possess a blasting power eight tinira atrouger than that of the ordinary powder, while ito oust is considerably less. f Dynamite may be wetted, without ito efficacy being in the slightest degree impaired; a quality that renders H invaluable for operations, under water, upon submerged rocks. The smoke and odor emitted by it in the bleating processes of subterraneous mines am much Iras hurtfnl and offensive than those of common powder. • . • re *■ - ■ ■— To manure or lime wet land, to to throw manure, lime and labor away. Horticultural Advice.— our excluuiges we clip cxoelleat suggestion : ,j 'rickets, ( unimrHtartCM, Bible Diction srire, Scriptmr Ma)*v ami other books (tostowed|to ahl teacher* in cxplaiuing X B—Superintendent* and Librariami who ran set csO to make a selection, may onler by writing, and may exrbange for other book* *uch os after 1 not meet ttieir wishes, provi not injun-d. d<* they ore “flreds of flowers and fruits mnot m the best trees, aud hich bear tlie finest era, and which are disease. Let those dried and stored or other secure vemela, aud laid up high from the ground in dry placet, 90 as to avoid damp They should bo occu rately UiIh-IUhI and dated, ao as Corajkigue* trill be forwarded, pastogr paid, to any adores* whenever requester. Address Rev 8. Orituiu, fiifV, A* TO W Fayette Street, fkvltimore. Mil Ang 18 1—tf e ✓ i W HY is it that so many rtutdren die under the age nf five ream t That a, large ptimurtion Iff children die under > na* Iwel a *nbje< t of exist is that Mb _ aud w it hut it a satisfactory can tained, it is certain. Alan, it is known that the human system from its eortlest infan cy ; therefore parents, c*p»H-i»»ll> mother*, who are more constantly with their chfl- dn-n, can not lie too ol serving nf the first npmptomn of eerwi f^for so surely,a* they exist, they ran be safely and cortiin- •m the most delicate infant. of B.A. Fahm Mock’ft Columbia Advertisement*. / REMOVAL. * G DIERf^RS. Wholesale And Retsil • Grocer* ( olninhis, 8. C., respeetfnl- custofaer* that r establishment. avoid the flowers, a the liability pf planting seed that of fruito ami 10 oa to avoid • year old.” mb well put, are more Excellent except tbe bat few the second aud well aa those for iastai or five the vine to by, bat «pe4 the whole the advtoa ly informs his friends and • he Im* removed to his new formerly Kinsler’s buihluig, Taylor street*, where on hand a well ihmh U-8 Wlong- to his line of business, such as Grore- Tolmceos, Ike. , V H '• 21-ly of iUrhimUon sad Tars l j bo^rnll^ constantly kne^ that are aot good if corefnlly dried Many art better— the encumber fondly ly renwived fn by tlie timely \ ermifuge. It is perfectly harmless, re^| merran , being a purely reoeUMe ensspo* sitioii, sod may be administered with the utiiHMrt safety to children of *11 sge*. Worm Con feet mas, mad** more for the purpose of pleasing the palate than of overcoming the disease, have been jms«- factored iu over the country, bet their short lease of life to nearly «ytoifti: ami B. A. Fahnestock** Vermifuge eon- timtes to grow In fovor daily. CskImi.—Should occasion require yso to purchase It. A. Fahnestock’s Vermi fuge, he nortienlarlv careful to see that the initials are it. A. Thu to the »iti«fo that ho* Imeu sn favorably known lftBO, and parchasr-r* must insist o*i havi It, if thev do not wish to h*Ye an S^ir^VART? 1 ^ Hisi-ETT. (Formerly B. A.Fahnestock’s Sole Dee 18 1809 A Good Cbanoe rhFFERKD to totredure the Clirea* xj Knitter. lfi-1 January 98 ESTABLISH KP IMS BOOT. SHOE, AND HIT HOUSE. w • A. 8MYTHE, - , WHOLESALE XSD RJCTAiL v- aaouta ta BOftTX 8H4*R AND HATS, WMT SIDS MAT* COLUMBIA Iso, a ••■a ptr, ireuufl Machine at , Lr Jmi 5 18—1} 1* MANSION HOUSE, e y r .. , ■ COR. FAIRFAX A CAMRRON gTBKKTfi, ALEXANDRIA, VA. * ‘ T . L'-'L 4* Esc; • I- - HV ttrt. T. «- ".' ’ " , I , While the ilu r Mk sin loving fan* geriug in gndty t iinjiatieutly laid 1 evriarmf'd: vE^* ^ltMik not thou in dll tlK- pt”® mountain, lest- tli The loitiw-rs ba Already the be.tv <l:it» vatley were 1h block ness; alt>-; < tl»e adft-coniog^i n.anibatotog in fill maud was \nstuL Kacfipfi for thy Uf In that sin; ; every im«xiiit*-,nr own likeaera. Y« of «an, «ny traeou v- even- one wlio 4 ^ fS sure of apirituai a the dwellers iii i- • of deotmetion. ~ yot» today is, “dv It is fin offer of out the way; it i* with the dlviu! offers repentauc* commands tepei Christy invites to refuge; and yet tl to flra to him .'solemn naairatr. life!” ’ To tiiuae pithy , ‘converges the wi vine tojuwetion au first doty ufint icac-AjK! Act * 1 an iifktantl Qu ' firsk sin that eqtcf to tlie cross ©f < ■ I Ait Wad rrally « * lie hml reaebed t Into safety, oo fh lias taken novit; until he ha* ^ai« B^iobr. Hie ft step is now. The mepttoiied in tli “to-day.* Tip in it ‘ 1 salvat iuu exor aa\*ed on \ rff neFs to morrow X Your ©Bor. j ft und determined. thraT raid th they knew thu; the gay and gu’ t their attraction heart of Lot Therefore tin ; trard longings. would be saved. I 1 htobits and ou41 eompaniohs wira do not 8t<q» > « din'd* pour min tractjeA betweci and falling bn Yoar good pa; curd: yonr fiiij ' I carried a man nil or none. C the whole he;. heart to not to tion, van will V Ksmeteber. . ‘wra’ oc tin pidUhaff. | V yekah© had left L and she look. f . the dear ohl h i ■* ' > morrow day of a *v p 1 hv i “ shame, hr saved, yet.