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The Palmetto Standard
10-27-1852
The Palmetto Standard- October 27, 1852
C Davis Melton
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TWO DOLLARS
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
CHESTER, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1852.
good
m e n t o t h e i r p r a c t i c e s a* r e s u l t i n g m o - e » t i o n t , Unit h e c a n
from prejudice and
DXSSPAY ' i i o a . t i x u ,
fms»ion. th.in
e hu r c b « m e m b e r m a y e x e r t
tone and sentiments of
has
n o t « a i d in
upon
the
society t
moral
*#taN* '
Hav a n d t i m e , w i t h
would
deny
the good d o n e
a fool.
fttence-upon
inebriates, who
ere fast hurrying down to n j
rirunfcard"
ith g r n t i t u d e
hell.
himself
H u n d r e d s of p o o r .
h a v e h i * «»wn f u l l v e s t a b l i s h e d u p o n t h e i«rinm o r a l iiiflu-
* ,i.l
Ihem from their
not
may do a great
more good
deal
f o l l o w t h a t th»- v
c u r a e , and brought them
than
H u n d r e d s of females,
any
the
fact
-
does
ihe
In
not com|>o<t
p r o o f of
in tlie
uniformly tlie religions
What
1
g r o w i n g out of
condition
their relation to
ih- m
The
world
i m m o r t a l ititeresta.
to.Argnod.wd
i h . t «l>-y
all v d i m i n i s h i n
« y d o i n g sn, and rooaeqne.itly th»t
thero, w e
proofed
Co s h o w
that*
member can do more good than
piiM.
fijly
now
state
every c h u r c h m e m b e r
A
ehorch
any other
temperance
The
tboae
a church-
| to a l l m o r a l q w t l i n n i ,
parity
at
characttr
. B w t h ' a y . ' W i ^06.
|1BI> I t h e s n o w h e f o r o w e
a n y ma<>
I
It w a s a b e a u t i f u l
Plitured t o t r e a d on it.
l o o k e r i n y roo*e p i i f i t j o f m o r a l e b w a r t e r .
which even h o w , y a w n s
ready to A r ^ r e
M i f f i r i r n t l o e r n i B i t n t a n l u ^ t i f c t w o r l d Baila
which
gmllemMi.
•T^ook a t J l r , - — :
' f h e D i ' i l i e l a w . ' i . i»i t h e l i i h l e ,
we
>oil think
ex
^
U f n ( like * otHHcientiona
4>U i > r e t « B t » i o o i r r o m e *
I*ct w y •
o f Che w o r l d ; b n t
ymr
a,is
ir.im
liiin
« Is a m
t
plege, a m l i h a s g n u
you.
which V * ( r l l
' W h y tli r e i
..
^
, | > g a « 1 1 l j l l III! I "I •
'MM-Hkh
raft
rale
w'cieh i - ' o f
Pjvine
... n
. ..I ,
Hill adopt t) e
-s
rl...
!
•
blasphemer?
the
1
the poor and tbe anfo
he folly k n o w n
Ill
ion
• k i n g t o \ isit
influence o f ! to a e
1
t h e w J,lain a n d
ich other, a n d
a l r e a d v s o fV ri e < i
it'll o f ( i u d .
H ..ku t h r - l l g h .
D**!t
h.id a d v j u i c e d .
—
(F<>8
lb-- j h e d o e * w r o n g , d o e i
more
harm
» * j l } | j r > | « ^ i e d lMS B i b j e , h e i s . - s p , - e t . d i „
o b l i g a t i o n , b o t h a a j t r e s p e c t s m a n ' s .!iil> Ui
d..es
t o q u e s t i o n il)
rvs|ton*il»i)iiy o |
than that of
and
will fei-l di*f»osed »U»«i»?ie, fulls
it D«'t f o l l o w t h a t t h e
is t o o g r e a t
an humble pen, or
-language
be touched
into
o(
her
rega!
f e e l i n g s of i h e
Nature
rail
•
« d b y a n y p r o f e s s e d t e a c h e r , h e i s e * t * . I- d
ly b i n d i n g u p o n b i m t h a n a n y o i h e r m a n T
I o r e ' s w o r k s — b e a u t y a n d v a r i e t y a - e stamj>-
e d u p o n e v e r y Uiing a r o u n d .
meiiiber
q u ^ M t y , t b u ka is p r e p a r e d tn j u d g e c o r r e c t
V m p e r a o r e so* i e l y t i t a n a n y othe< m a n . b u t 1 e v e a n d m u » i c
lyv"
\l
M
and
the
member.
these • ipectot b e iiatore o f
world
has
not
m a y <lo
more good
by j o i o i u g
our proposition ; and
i h n l if w e
were
w e feel fully satmfied ; b e a u t y
permitted
lo
lake a
tour
t h r o u g b o a t w l e t y . f o r t h e pu p o a e of a a c e r
fully verified.—
^ e
bar). • p # „ t
right
whit a W
to
do.
o I piety a n d virtue, h a s git en us a
a a f i c i e n t g r o a n d s f o r their e x p a e t a t i o n s in
tbe^rnrid.
Ihe noble principles of christian beneeoWnee.
r health, ibe
will g i v e
ns i
v i s i o n — t h i s is s u c c e e d e d
m o r e b e a u t i f u l t i n t s <>( i h e
<h» chnrcbmember
al
all s o r ^ r i a h t g
tbat
wbw'a
dor, and
tb« c o r * morality of
sited
mistaken ch archmembers, bave
become
sc-
her
W b t l e j b e a u t y lo t b e
which
ho
at
Iiis p r e s e n c e .
1
vvliero
animals,
eloquent
silvery
rays
scenc.
of
1 had
p o a k , I still f o u n d
ns
lul-
1
Maker.--From
the whole
niate,
and
appeared
without
a
ii
pros|iecl
was
rigid
and
buriit,
black
bun
wiu
painful sensation
It
e most
listen to the
L i s t e n t o the g e n t l e
and
hear
the
rumbling
thunder
lod
discovery
as de«tined to be
lell
that I gazed
also
abruptly
the
and
i n r e f e r e n c e t o t b e m o r a l p o n t y <>f ii,e c h u r c h - : ver *iQed b y
members' characlor.
> t h t if
t h e r e is a n y g o " d ii
S e e t h e snrface.of
hilt a n d
their
t h e e a r t h di-
dale—view
Use
cloud-Capped
lofty
It w a s ,
beads,
h. a " , c ' . i d : n ^ c p c l u a l -.MO
1
feel.
u p p e r siories
by
seo
large man
removed,
Ihe
red h o t
flouiialiing
man.)
lay
ftj
ashes,
1
snow
a)
ih'
S E C R E T OF
guaj^e ;
1
venture
A
EAPPY
nily.
inconsequence.
I was
of
the
"NN e r e
blinds.
iff,-rent, a n d
that
lead lo such » c o u r s e of
suffered
some
tbe
weight j others, I
we
b e h e l d j times used h a r s h
and
slight
be bcac-
19. H a v e a p l a c e for e v e r y tiling -and p u t
e v e r y t h i n g I n ita p r o p e r p l a c e .
MOMENTS o r M E L O D Y . — I r e m e m b e r o n c c
strolling a l o n g t h e m a r g i o of a s t r e a m , m o n o
of those low, sheltered valleys oh Salisbury
plain, w h e r e t h e ' m o n k s of f o r m e r d g e s h a d
chajiels
and
boHt
h e r m i t a ' cell*.
choreh near,
but
tall e l m s a n d q u i v e r i n j a l d e n b i d I t f r d m t h e
sight, w h e n all o n n s o d d e n ,
illing choir o f v i l l a g e
by
sad
completeunfortun-
*0'
I was startled
,
o m c
now
some-,
satisfied, I
impair-
oonduct and ]
1 was
pasting
was
along
tbe
attempting
to
twiee without effeet, and
just as I c a m e up, t h e carriage
oecujfled the
whole sida-walk, and prevented m y passing.
T b e hostler looked-as i f i t o u g h t not
actly ao. a n d
there
c i
Tho
tho
jjfh
d e w f r o m a ihoti •
g a ' h o r o d in i t s s o f t n e s s ;
» ' h o u s a n d y e a r * s p o k o in i t .
" " # uponlbe'heart'iike iho calm'bcauty
" 1 ' 1 '• ' « n c y c a u g h t t h e s o u n d , a n d f a i t h
m o u n t e d o n it t o t h e skies.
, ! e v lil10 a m i 9 t
1c
and
children.
'"1"'
w r a
lno,s
P
8
!
0
I t filled t h e v a l •
' ®D<I s t i " P 0 0 ™ 1 1
s l
n
a
' " ' ' swells upon
"tSendless
the car, and
golden trance, drowning the
y luniult of iho world.
was
10 ASOtUXK.
1 deeriy iuv t h , s i n g i n g bird,
A little b a n i n B :
B u t d e a r e r f a r t h a n all t h e world,
to
carriage into tbe eoaoh- house.
H e t r i e d o n c e or
f l
add
reproachful language i
" It w a s b u t t h e o t h e r d a y " o o n t i n u e d t h e
gentleman, "that
, i l e n c e
f d<5
|
rights,
and
e
raaida
" 'ike an exhalation of
perfumea."'
selfishness of I
t h e j e d by t h i s c o u r s e , a n d t b a t m y
furniture , example contributed
bearing
r0
'*
too I
|f
centuries J that m v own happiness was greatly
overwhelmed
In t h e p r i s o n , s k e l e t o n s o f
table
counts.
planted
inconvenience |
or
I am
draw a light
which
l o w , ,. v u l g a r , p r o f a n o a n d o b -
1 8 . B e c x a c t in all y o u r d e a l i n g s a u d
been i n ^ B 5 ? d P a 8 t u r c a
It was
was greatly annoyed,
street, and a oonchman
inhabitants,
I m p r o v e y o a r o p p o r t u n i t i e s for g a i n -
16. D o not find f a u l t with y o u f f o o d .
opporta-
I have
life.
thoughtlessness
fell f r o m t b e t r e m b l i n g h a n d
the
w a n t o n l y k i l l a fly o r a n y a n i
17. L e t y o u r c o n d u c t at the
1 l o live m y l i f e o v e r a g a i n ,
n o t s f o p o r |>ause f o r t h e m o s t
calamity
Never
I regret very much that m y habit
been so
ejected I f r o m tbe
cape, yet safe from the robber, or scattered
testimony to tbe soddenness snd
Avoid the c o m p a n y of b a d children.
VI.
15. Avoid
LIFE.
t h e i l i t t l e t r e s p a s s WHS c o m m i t t e d o n m y
i n t r i n s i c v a l u e s b a n d o n e d hi t b e h u r r y o f e s -
to ! ness
Keep y o u r cloths neat aod clean.
K
ing iiutruetran. • "
s hi uoiu. il d n umt a uk en its a|HIHII
p o i nw
t t uo od ou ak iknioni dHur es ss a t ot oi
i 1a m
w e r e j o r if I
w a s ' v a l u a b l e p o s s e s s i o n s , a n d in s o m e i n s t a n c e s ,
W h e n 1 h a d to
tbo
safe snd sob
nearly^in the I towards ihe offender.
household
9.
14.
t h r o w H a m i l t o n off, a n d
Inva I m u c h m y w a y t o l e t o t h e r s t a k e c a r e o f t h e m - 1 ' °
of
which
eighteen
time;
tbe deaf, the U m c or
1 3 . D o n o t c o v e t w h a t is n o t y o u r o w n .
l';>on t h i s
o n e h u n - | selves while I look c a i e of myself.
undimmcd
buildings
rood
^ w a y s be readeetfal to the aged.
mal.
\ \ v w e r e in c o m p a n y tl»e o t h e r d a y w i i h a
abed
w h i c h it e x i s t e d
l e a d e n t o u c h of
1
1
Inirinl. ; g e n t l e m a i ^ a p p a r e n t l y fifly o r s i x t y y e a r s o f
of
lo
by
n o r
tho smallest
by t h e s o u n d o f t h e f u l l o r g a n , p e s H n g o n t h o
stones
city
Res-
8
T h e r o w a s a little pariah
whereas
houses,
GIBLS.—1.
our parents.
car, a c c o m p a n i e d by rustic voices,
exception
ibe
®*9
lo benevolence.
6, D o not
and
m o u n t a i n i l e f t in t h e c o n f u s i o n o f u s e ; a r t i c l e * e v e n o f ! u n b a p p i n e e s o f o t h e r s ' '
l o o k a t t b e l a v a , for 1 b a d t r i e d it o n c e , a n d ' t h e m .
hardly
small
B
J
• of w h i c h I » g c w h o u s e d in s u b s t a n c e t h e f o l l o w i n g l a n -
The
nlinost blinding, c o n t r a s t e d with the shining ! the b o n e s of
not
a very
1 0
'
s it
lonned
r c o l l e c t e d on t h e roofs,
which could
b l a c k Inva a l o n g s i d e o f i t
of
>eii, a
l o bo s u r e , a • a b o u t a s i h e y
T h e dazzling w h i t e n e s s of t h e
a very
dierlike to aland out " ?<0w(" says Knox,
" now v» bat do »ou t'litik, Mr. llnrnilton
about crying hhell—but le t me tell yc»u not
to make a breast-work of mo again.' ' Dr.
Monson added, that o»» lo« iking nroun d and
finding not a man hurt out of the mor e than
400. Knox exclaimed, "if* a miracle 7
Yours,
(>V8KKV rr.
ONE
t tl ihaal ln I H
t eer r*-
showers
i volcano, or erased
ihey ! stale
rocks by
the
With
breast.
made permanent
10. Return article* b o r r o w e d ' o r found.
from twelve to twenty f e e l : dulging feelinB. so un'ike those which would | | "
either consumed by
from
terrible expedition.
could
of its
a n d which is easily
o f m.
f r e q u e n t l y tore m y h a n d s on the
s h a r p p o i n t s of lava.
r o l l , t h e n a d o r e a n d p r a i s e ( b e g r e a t i n v i s i - , c r o s s n field o f s n o v r , I d i d
t h e world, t h|» cause.
as
f o r m e r city w a s e n t . . m b e d in a s h e s n n d
perilous, j ago ?
over the
the whole summit of
II
pa
:
. i n I'I
most
of
the
forgotten.
It was i n h u m e d
inaui- , dred
w a s c o v e r e d ; 1 had m o r e falls t h a n I could
count,
Pfeiffcr'$
{
as not
W o h a d slill t h r e e l i e i g b l s t o c l i m b ,
which
lover
Ida
s i g h t : I t"> t h e d e p t h o f f r o m s e v e n t y
spread
done, whether
0. Save evcrthing you can and g i r e a por-
bbnd», and Hamil- ,
c u l a i i e u m , t h e s t r e a m of l a v a n e v e r r e a c h e d j a fellow b e i n g w l i e n e v o r 1 h a d the
it
at
be
thus
a !
o t h e r c i l y , o v e r w h e l m e d at
almost
and
And
' , o v f - T n u r brolhers and sisters sincere-
on
fell a n d ,
Inslatutly j
Knox and Hamilton w e e
direction
ani
to-
had
Mv,
than
K r o m e r e r v liei|{ht n o w s e e n e s of
desolation
and
h e a r t of m a n t o happim-as a n d g r n t i t u d e
a t t a i n e d . T h i s w a s P' uo m p r i i , t h e v e r y n
and
g " ' d e a s s u r e d m e t h a t he h a d nevt
melancholy
and
g r e a t e r d i s t a n c e f r o m Vi n i u v i u s
constadtly more remote
T h e road
a n d a d d s ne
Withdraw, 0 !
ex- I p r e a c h i n g of N a t u r e , *
flash
redoubt.
shells burst, ami threw their d e a d l y missiles
the
the
I j s a m e time,
kindness
icily h o n e s t , e v e n
A l l t h i s v j a s r a p i d l y , lor in t w o m i n u t e s t h e
plums
divide
it w a r m s
9 afler the
'°eks between
w e r e the last, but
preaching —•• T h e
be j ning
shells
ton scrabbled back again behind the
bim
fair
than
excites
d i s t a n c e j of iis d i s i n i e
N o w i u r a b i c c h a o s of this stony desert.
all
pe m c i o u s in i t . —
'
R u t ; a r o u n d us wherever we looked.
|»rofea**e t o | s e p h y t s , a s t h e y p a s s — v j e w t h o v i v i d l i g h t -
p r o f e s s i o n o« r e l i g i o n , l h « t
F r o m the universal cxpeeta<i
from many
to regard tbo hostility of temper
rejoice
positively r e f u s e s t o aid j o f s o l i t u d e a n d friend of r e t i r e m e n t , f r o m t h e
s e e s s o m e t h i n g positively
( b i t d r a m - a « I | f r S * B J difti&drbikcrs from tbe
cuitomcii
benevolence
have, by bis
if rijThll- Indeed, we find that H is the
whole
think
grotitt^e.
matters.
a n d «uch a s c r a m b l i n g to r c a c h the
Hamiltou
me, mor
t h e ; h u t t o r i d e vva* f e a r f u l .
w h e n i h e d a y is p a s t , b e g o e s f a r o u t o f . s i g h t
it. In bia | f o r t h w i t h
c h a r a c t e r of p b r f e c t I n g r n u o u t n e s * a n d
the Bible, every
* < p W a w f c "baafc tbay n o m r e
by
lights u p
Then comes the
in c a r r y i g g f o r w a r d t h e t e m ; . e r a u e e r e f o r m a - j s c e n e s of j s y e f j a n d m i r t h , t o
drsm-selling and d i a m ^ J r i u k i n g as consistent
c o m p l e t e d tho
iho^o
males plants and
cnlanenm, a
Counsel,
® > ^ c r speak ev» of one another.
o r , lie,
V r r st trr, ikk e , n n
*
*' 0r' "C' n o r c b e a t '
u n i t e d in n c t i o n . h o w e v e r , d i f f e r i n g i n w o r d s ,
1 thank my
doubly thank
more
«tny f i o i i i n i g h t ;
order I
b e . id p l a c e ,
steal.
was progrea-
tho
X, f K "
8
2
while
of w a n n l h , w h e n .
' two
for b o t h g o t b e h i n d the
P O M P E I I
b e n e a t h t h e w e s t e r n b o r i i o n a n d t h e ' O a r t h in j a b o u t m e , a n d s a w n o t h i n g b u t Uie i m m e a s -
tlon, b a v e we not t e a s o n to believe, f r o m the j m o s t
whh
all
shell,
a n d that t h e '
rjal
s o l i t u d e . ' blind for d e f e n c e .
it ; h
hardly
•n f o o t ; f o r w h e n I t l i o u g h t
l ,e
rose, and t h e s e ,
which
chorchineniber ; shining order stands—the pale m o o n com
bis o w n e x a m p l e !
have
right ; I
I
w-as c a s t ii:
0
P
(
life o f i h e m e n .
between
shrll
:
good.
Washington, who
The argument, thus stated,
vetiiured
A D V , r B
would
no
discussed.
threw l l r m i l t o n o H ' t o w a r d a the shell. lianui- .
whe
will
t h a t it s e e m e d t o I *
halloo a
contrary,
gi*cn hy Gen.
for the
do
being
remarking
s u d d e n l y xpat
a r e a l r e a d y s c a t t e r e d -*o
pumice and stones, which
r e a s o n a n d . in t b e w i d e c a n o p y o f h e a v e n — e a c h s t a r
e x e m p l i f i c a t i o n of
life a n d b y
und
variable depth,
we m a y a e e t h o g l o r y of t b e D e i l y d i s p l a y e d '
our
\ u d he was
ould
grand
n e n o e from the use of a lieverage wljich steals
own
it
a
o l o t h e d in ^ t e s a p W g l n o m o f n i g h t .
a, o b s c u r e s
ne.
di
•Surely | f i t b e r * la « n y g » o d i n a l i f e o f a b s t i a w a y o u r sei
B
right to
e x p e c t thai a l l his a c t i o n , will b e g u i d e d by
Jf thme then
a r e t b e e x p e e U t i o n s of l b « world r e s p e c t i n g
ion't'
every
a i t c e p h d g e , il is h e w h ' ^ e p n l i l i e p r o f e s s i o n j g l o r i o u s k i n g o f d a y in b r ' g l i t n e s s a n d s p l e n -
r e f e r e n c e t o k i r n w h o b y b i s profession h a s
h^tmmOgkt-tO
In
What
ii m a n c a n d o a t i v g o o d h y s i g n i n g a l e m p e r - , t h e w h o l e e a s t e r n b o r l i o n .
T b e »erV
n a ^ * « r t b » « b > t o i a D profession g i „ . t h e m
cared
cry a s h o t
and
in t h e e f f o r t h i m s e l f ( K n o x ) r o l l e d o v e r a n d
his
wheel
T h e j by h a b i t .
K n o x struggled to
Iccland.
t h e r i s i n g of t h e s u n ! '
so far on h o r s e b a c k , a n d I r
Aurora break• u p o n our
liered it. T h e w a l k i n g w a s a l r e a d y h o r r i b l
A l l , w i t h Oi e a r c r n d o o n h l a u s o e r . s o i e l y , if | a g a i n , b y a fiery b r i l l i a n c y
rtey
of g l o m n
d i s p l a y of b e s u l y
l a m i n g Hie g e n e r a l o p i n i o n of Uie w o r l d , w e j r a p t u r e d
s h o u l d And » u r p r " p o » i l i o n
yet
Tlie
purple o |
seen.
r>-doublfd s t r e n g t h , a m i w a s t e those f e w cul-
ward*
, to rule a s l o n g a * p o s s b l e , in
Iieyond solution and
beyond
whi
bca»y
s p r i n g o f h a p p i n e s s in i h e d o e r ' s o w n
tivated spots which
c o m p a s s i o n f.«r i h e p o o r a n i m a l s ,
n i g h t n e e d t h e m , a n d ad« i s e d
*' g r a n d e u r b e y o n d
d e s c u p i i o t i , ph.
place
a
obligation,
e d . a n d a little i n t e r e s t t o s e c u r e it, will
d i e d h e a d e d H j d r a . to b u r s t forth a n e w w i t h
where the sun does
eserve m y s t r e n g t h for w h i t was still b e f o r e
r e e l i o n w e And m u c h t b a t ia. " b e a u t y t o t h e
is o u r d e s i g n e i m p l v t o a l i o * t h e i m i b o f
will
O " doe.s it o n l y s l u m b e r , l i k e i h e h u n -
t h a t iny lot
of
the
or
received with lasting
behind
bich 1 should have d o n e long before,
pleasing
O r d e r a n d h a r m o n y p e r v a d e nil NH-
h i the l%bto'r ^Tine^pirtfetiim; a n d couse-
oiheri.
p r o s p e c t j t h e c r y b r o k e o u t o n a l l aides, " a 'hell
i.ad n e v e r
of h i s c e a t i o n ; a n d
w
Hecla g u i d e wuuld have a l l o w e d
m o . i exulted and happy cha-
racier.
W e m i g h t h e r e «|>ecify w h e r e i n N o ' m r e
world
i t a i u e d t h a t t h e r e w e r e still s p o t s
o b l i g a t i o n * of b e n e v o l e n c e m o r e i m p e r a l i t
"rtjriiiy.lliwB ealmly and dispas.i
vv
the great
ar» proposed, and roles of doty are advoca-
t h e e x p e e U t i o n s of
ajfnific
b e c a m e n e c e s s a r y t o l e a v e t h e h o r s e s In
feeble
comparative
intellect, upon
before
contemplation
to
g r a s p e d by a
sinks
with
man ?
which
lilton
order was
lakes, j struck
1 d o not hcliev
After a toilsome struggle
a churehmeniher
any other
to
then
u n s o l d i e r l i k e to
Knox contended the
fields
«»v
tlie
Rofrofa^ia-
a seasonable and gentle admonition,
m i g h t b e a v u i d e d . b u t * Iho flow o f w h i c h m a y b e
w h o l e ; Mug w i i h a s l i g h t d e g r e e
o f l e r s ns m a n y d i f l i c u l i i e s a s this
Our subject
oiind
of
s p a r i n g l y t h r o u g h o u t t h e lnnd I
o t h e r i i H » u n t » i n in t h e
T,,t
a e h a v e a n id a b o v e l»« c o r r e c t . (•>«d wi*• pr.». : n o t h i n g n e s s
none who
• N f i ' l S ! ® * -Supreme
what
>• Col. MIL
an
c a n never be forgot-
o rcimmbmnce
or
»"d a half, w e reached
d o e s I by
• el-e.
l » . f u l l v a c q u a i n t e d w i t h t h o r u l e s o f m m 11 s u n n - t h e r e a r e
^ M a » i ; , 8 ^ n ? S „ w l i f o e v e r p . ! i i n a . o f u f e f u | i f ««
than any
right.
i any -
and
a shot was
G o d that h e h a s a l l o w e d m e to sec this c h a o s
* k'*,rr
Wht.
\nd
where we frcqucnilv
contributing to
der
p a c e s of
stance of
ii t h e f u r v o f t h e r e s i s t -
h e h e a t o f rlie s e n
of
S o m e t i m e s a smile will d o
acknowledgement of
a c k n o w l e d g e d or not, o p e n s u p a IKUevrell
lenient which produced all these effects '
N A T U R E .
b o d y e | * o , no, w h e n >
to
ago which,
other
; o r g e s filled with !
opportunity
O f t e n c r a kind w o r d — a
S o m e t i m e s a w o r d o r t w o o fg o o d
three
id bei-n g i v e n t h a t iv h e n
him
sublime;
already
go<ki nf v o u r f a m i l i e s , f o r
it.
that redoubt about
ir w a s just
i ide u p o n t h e unl
i yet
of l a v a ,
o u r n e i g h b o r h o o d , a n d for t h e j
with
jimself behind those
present
> aliell v
i k o f «iie I I . c l a ,
hail
••d 1
proper
I m i g h t n e v e r be a b l e l o
approach
fre<fiienifv afford n o
filled
n r m . by the A m e n
Hamilton
W i l l it b e s a t i s f i e d w i i h t h e r u i n il h a s w o r k
the
- jft-el.a n d a c t . e a r h d a y o f bis l i f e . a s | f his ex-
loW.'jjroriSflVg. and peti
T i m s are
have
that a kind
with
cithers a s u g g e s t i o n of a d v a n t a g e t o ' b e g a i n -
avoided, but
v
i churchmember. w h m .
*th.
I
hillocks
gradually
i every
pipr
lie a c o n f u s i o n
under •
I
e d u u l i t a n d h a d , S o m e t i m e s a little h e l p t o a b u r d e n e d s b o n l -
bad
uncxplmned
bov
say
ill-requited, p e r h a p s m i s c o n -
s t o r y w e r e . g o o d of o t h e r s .
I
I
on me. that perhaps
I t is v e r y l i k e l y
been
rrued ; but i f i t w a s p e ' f o r m e d
Hamilton
of
ibe
or
there a
•y b a d o c c u p i e d thai
readied
horror al t h e t h o u g h t w h i c h forced itself up-
LruimlUf
| *impl«' f a c t s , o t r e r r c l i H r c h i n e m b e r <<ught t n
valleys;
confirm
Is
; hy the British, ^ thy, or an
1
m\
i t ?t ?
hi« f e l b .
«0'M
as
n asies
w a s at ihe
mctilii
lio^shends
or
lo d i s t i n g u i s h , al
hiil.s un<J
readers
- t h e y w e r e pin r e d th
Dr. M o
p i e c o m p e n s a t i o n foi a l l t h e t o i l s
firs!,
and
feailul
act has
I
[ w a s s u r r o u n d e d b y t h e m o s t d r e a d f u l ra-
Uecla.
T h e r o a d led a t
hose
oukind o n e ! "
irable.
till
t h i s p o i n t , u n d w a s S e i z e d will, a f e e l i n g
of our
a r a g i r l a m o n g all o f t h e m , w h o c a n
tse a i m y a c q u a i n t a n c e
and
A L)..in«(i p r i n c e w h o t r a v -
•>d. t h r o u g h
blinds
of
before
w ithout
of the y o u n g e s t
ANECDOTES.
f e e l i n g s , i t is a s c e r t a i n t o p r o d u c e h a p p i u d m g y o u ihe follow. J ness a s s u n s h i n e is lo p r o d u c e w a r m til.—
a t i h e s i c w ot Y o r k - !| \ \ c c o u n s e l o u r y o u n g f r i e n d s t h e n , l o s e i z o
O c t . 19. 1 7 8 1
1
in
length
of fiuiyrity
A n d does the e x p e r i e n c e
n e c r i o t e s ; a n d .1 t a k e
blocks
cou.'d h a r d l y u n d e r s t a n d h o w I h a d
c o u i d look d a w n f a r t
ymr
|ierform
until e t e . n h y itself j n f i h .
view of
able
vines. streams, caves,
I l - l f uillv
l l v aHsnssunrreedd . t h a t w h e n y o u In.
a m p l e w "ii> t o d e t e r m i n e t b e e t e r n a l d e n t i n v
,r
nicritioncl.
•a>«on h e h a d l e f t t h e p l u c c
r e p o r t o£iU
lb> it — I s h o u l d l « h a p p i e r i f i t b a d b e e n a n
1
tl.il
lav ' I«M
other,
was said with a n air
and deep conviction, which we cannot give
?'li<
ing
be plainly t r a c e d a m o n g t h e m
| l.ii,iB e - i l i i e o i n a t i o n
T h e I f u l h ia. t h e
n , sh.ill ' . v r » l it.
refereuee"lo llttfr suitableness
Mr. Gcimard,
alrc.idv
not
l - i r s a n d f i n a i l v plllii
"i'l
The
each
opportunity."
A l l Hi is
bis
t h o u g h t b e c o u r s e o f t h e Inst e r u p t i o n c o u l d
was
by
I was
,< , ' ,,f , « i e t r l i e d i i " * s , i n l a
•,,- 1 ; l,-eii,.t
c h o r r h m e m l i e r . e i t h e r for gn,id o r evil. ' go-.
tb<>r • | w i l l n o t
infini'elv
breadth
n f T e m p e r a n c e , d n m o r e h a r m t h a n t h e o p e n i t u n . m a i l e rr in
in iitiss ttrruuee l i g h t , y o u will n o |
o fi m t r a l e e n i h u i
o b o « % B e m b e r will be
favorable omen
naturalist
1 bad
re-
tn t r a n s c r i b e f r o m
appeaiance
fin-.
above
enpiive multitudes " f
o
m
i,j j,-
midst of an e x h a u s t e d
' y e a r s a g o , a n d 110 o n e h a d m a d e t h e ; i l ' c n t | i l
anpiuelv down, ahile
t h a t e h a r c h o i e m b c r s . b y O|^K.-IUI; t h e c - u v ;
a n d aa i t
H i ^ i t t l i i l i ' s t l w n i in r e f e r e n c e t o tlie d o t y ,
aocb a
Thn>
, 1 hij; .er
. l a n o t t h e n , t h e p-o|Hisiti<>u f o . l i - u s t a i n e d . I p l v t i n g
W p e e t a t b e d i s e h a r g c o f llii* d u t i e a i H i i r b h e
b i t that h e b a t also met with
d -
t h e entiae n f t e m p e r a n c e .
n v a j u r e s , a s It
bis b m i l y ,
cJiuroht'
wealber
ifficer a m o n g s t us
dis
stand
mero
obev
ter, o r p l a j m a t e a n d f wa> a f t e r w a r d s s o r r y
re
which
by
w i t h t h e - ' h e b i b l e p r e c e p t , f o d o g d o d u Tito .ill m e n a s
f.ilure
ihe
were-governed
4id a k i n d a c t i o n o n c e l o n t y b r o t h e r o r sis-
its a c c u m u l a t e d
I seeme«l lo
H e r e , on ihe higlie
dt-adliest evils w h i c h b
1
with
lis p e c u l i a r
he could a s c e n d the m o u n t a i n , this w a s nine
I e , r , aflleted h u m a n •
x- j f u l l a n d p e r f e c t j a a t i f t c a t i o u t...
o f a t t i o n , in r e f e r e o r e t o h i .
ami
the
a'
us
'
•
j c h u r c h m e m b o r s is a l w a y s
lo
I rench
fine
j b e e n h e r e i n d e e d , but for s o m e
, ! Will you lend
e »
i o b l i g a t i o n s t o d o g o - ' d Ihi n . n - tin-
n..l oi'ly aeoa-tunied
This
very
• since t h a t tioie,
<c[
, m a d l,o
e g u i n a t e < i f r - m i t h e i a f i n i l . - <ai-<!oni a m i b . . l j -
*"
d plains.
ourselves
m e a d o w s and ihe ad-
g u i d e , w h o lold m c that
-;, . u « - ) t . v o : C h r i s t i a n s , w h a t
pie set before a s Ity j u o l e - s
immense waste
« « i r e p i l e d in h e a p s
warm morning, and we
ly o v t
considered a
,
UollHp'
..-41.-.
g e l h i m t o e i g n , w e l i k e t••
M , ,
provided
jhfs ! e l l e d t h r o u g h I c e l a n d a f e w y e a r s >i-ic*e
{ d o you think that we
<>1 i b e S u p r e m e l i e i u g — a
j"CCMl
n[)
,1
JO
b e e n d e l a y e d three d a y s by a sfor;ii
•
p3||pp^ssar-'A-fnte;- O M U
a perfect
K,l"°PP®^
the
'see the
m,
l a n t h r o p r , ' w h a t is nnifiirnili
IrtaTjfcipftita f j b b t W f i or honn r. N 'i
fc'&i.aW^nJember.
j, i-
ant
(I
ing the
If
intelligent etiizen,
!
with a question
t »Wde
• <'t'&.WS?
f
is the
And
, a e h u - i h-neii.li.-r.
t h a n It is f o r h i t o f
a d h e r e n c e t o lli-
beneath
yon,' what
uniformly leeeive
asylum.
a
se
d e n y t h e c o r r e c t n e s s o f t h e se
g o o d a n d e v i l , a n d c o n s e q u e n t l y hj e| t ,
g o to i h e m a d h o a s e , w i t h lii< p r c d i(ol^
-
w i l l lie l i k e l y t o b e s a v e d f r o n t t h e f e a r f u l t
• n y i H o r t Wt»ngUj of m o r a ! principle, t h a n ia
j&tojpzW!}
w h o would
readers a
e d w illi streuYlls of r o c k , w h o s e
u p o n a n d use to s o u n d
c o n d , W o u l d p r o v e , e i t h e r t h a t h e h a s > i o l dde e- g h t o d i s c e r n t h e d i f f e r e nnceee
to my
S o t h a t , if I
rnntradict the statement ?
they f o r m e d high hills ; t h e v a l l r y s w e r e c h o k
»ve. e i t h e r t h a i
ig in a s h a r p i r o n p o i n t ,
ineKnxi.-,4 .-ome
thf
set
w h i c h WM w e r e t o l e a
a r o u n d yOlf m l t a b l e gnarvfa b y w h i r b
wdHJ, *•'<('» not accoetnmed to
past
to
iud cheese, u
w iib l o n g s l i c k s , e n d
II i r e s a y t o a p o o r
r i p p e a r a n c o of
f e t l , l e , o describe
loo
before me.
.»f l i f e l e s s d e s o l a t i o n
t h a t h e is e n t i r e l y i g n o r u n t o f t h e t e a c h i n g s
temp- ranoe
.|,
is mul
our
of D i v i n e revelation, o r thai he h a s b e c o m e u
of
,,t,n
e l f - e v i d e n t * w e h a v e i ' h a t it w-ould b e f i v e b e l o r e w e w e r e
we
only
bo t h e
welcome and extensive view, which
a
1 d e s p a i r o f c o m t*> m g
the hiatnry
j o i n t h e t e m p e r a n c e s o o i e t y , a n d ibu-* (h«
In n T v n o M to m«r«
„t
|
•eady
I
af
distin
Infact.it
presence
ihe
t m c i idea of the
w a y ; a n d s o it p r o v e d .
was
i m m e d i a t e l y ; s« l 6 » b m o t i v e s a n d w a n t e d t o l i v e t h e b a p .
once
liil
dispilaved
lible.
Ins
sun
and
e d m c s a i d t h a t w e m u s t b e off* b y 3 o ' c l o c k
Ihe <
mason
about
intercourse
being without b e i n g hatipier for
c a n h a r d l y c o n c e i v e \ C'esl life I c o u l d , ! w o u l d ' j u s t s i m p l y
and
m a i n e d on t h e l o p of th« m o u n t a i n
guish h u a f r o m ihe one who had a c r o m p a r n
: 1
Ihe
c.,1,1
| 0 u d s h a d o p e n e d >n I ho d i s t a n c e
retreat
M j H o e l a g u i d e — I call him sn to
join o
pre position
„l„„e
lion nf o u r p r o p o s i t i o n t h a n i . to l i e f o u n
and
to be
by,
second ; there,
fit s u b j e c t f o r t h e
to
n « a l ^ a n c i p W r llikn ' i
1 was
h e h a s l i v e d in t h e w o r l d w i i h h i * e y e s s h u t , o r
But we need no fuither confir
un,re rejoiced u s w i i h
c
for t b e g n i d e ,
inations.
hip.^onui-
men.icmg
heavens re appeared, and the
h e n [ l o o k b a c k u p o n my
i<-
would imagine
tirnijw.-dix t b e c l e a r a n d i n i m i t a b l e b l u e o f
t h.-
miL«si«g <w i n v a , a m i
e x i s t e d ; a w i l d e r n e s s o f . i n a n d f e a r f u l a h o m - | t l i e first p r o p o s i t i o n , w o u l d |
large
of
of
b u n - ' confidently say, t h a t 1 n e v e r did a k i n d n e s .
von
REVOLUTIONARY
«Min
o n c c ! A n y m a n w h o w o u l d d.
paces
A f t e r a w h i l e t h e y d i s s o l v e d , f«• r
r e a d i l y a g r e e d , t h o u g h I Telt v e r y
f o r e , t h e c o n c l u s i o n is a h s o l
leaves
to
first
proved the c m
principle,-and
good
churchmember
s
w i c k e d n e s s , which s w e e p s a w » y the r e m n a n t
moral
do
nl e i g h t e e n
it p o s s i b l e f o r a n e v e n t c o n n e c t e d
distin-
ten
note for the streak
a r r e s - j « i t b m y l e l l o w m e n all t h e w a y a l o n g , I c a n
to a human
t o finish h i s w o r k ! We
our
covered the dark, crisp lava «ith
Imllyw,
awful to n.c w h e n
the lapse
es. e q u a l in inler
prevented
bank
i t s j i n g o f t b e l i g h t i n g n p o f t h e COHeUtftah's f a c e ,
return ; the [ And
drcd years, the whole looked so fresh that
i of f o r m e r a g e s ,
and
to o b l i t e r a t e
Mas s u d d e n l y
••one tn iiis d i n n e r , a n d
now
neighboring
[j,,, i h e r i n o u i e t e r s h o w e d 1 dei»
These sounds a p p e a r .
i h e g o o d h e ; n i g h t , s h u t o p in m y d a r k
can
of true
plaeea where their christian c h u r c h e s
ed very
j o i n i n g a t c n i | i e r n n c e s o c i e t y ; t b r e f o r e . i t is
very • the d u t v of every
rank
in i h e
in ! u s o r a n y w h e r e e l s e
it
from our
sight,
1
t h e -wall j sunsliino t h a t this o n e little a c t o f k t n k n e s s
I ' l a i n — K w b a n k ' i Ht/tlrairltes.
H E C L A
m i n e d , a n d t h e h e a v y f o o t - s t e p s nf t h e p e a s
m e m - ' ants were echoed
argument
l o d o uil
never did
track— b u t
led ; and after
of
clouds
trial
own
glaciers, which c o n c e a l e d the whole prospect
especially a t l h i a [dace, a p p e a r s t o b e u n d e r -
It Is l b « d u t y o f
churdnneml>er
thick
sliding stroke of tho
hand of the w o r k m a n
streams
height
g u i s h i n g a n y t h i n g for m o r e t h a n
tones, such as I have never heard a t V e s u n our
Tho
some
ah),- flak
grace
constitutes them suitable
will
i n f i d e l i t y b r i n g s in a &> HI <if c o r r u p t i o n a n d . in t h i s s j llogi
verified b y t h e
the tnBeeoeoof
ibeir
1 I I 0 U M T
paths of;
that
flowed.
ru*hed d o w n upon us f r o m the
T h e w h o l e r e g i o n at t h a f o o t o f H e c l a , a n d
r e a s o n ; w h i c h led
for
what-
found
T h e sun bad been o b s c u r e d d u r i n g tbe last
Oct. 5. 1852.
prevailed.
w a s but half s p r e a d o u t ; y o u s a w l l i e - l o n g ' threw over tho r e s t o f m y walk, t o ' m y noth-
t h e m o u n t a i n is s a i d t o b e 4 3 0 0 f e e t .
h e f o ' e us.
temper-
I
w i d e r u n i s and c h i n k s , w h e n c e tlie
IMstnriral ^kftrljfG.
e v i d e n c e of Ihe !
application
f o r m of a s y l l o g i s m .
can.
The e churches gradu
n u m b e r s , until
God, give
tar j u s t d a s h e d a g a i n s t tho side o f
o p e n i n g or
Much lower d o w n
h o u r of o u r a s c e n t , a n d
dreaa.
fell d e s t r o y e r t o t h e
make
We
the
around them
n a m e i«-blasted n o t « f existence, a n d
» eborebmeaibee e n o d o good hy wsUiniiig
winter
Jfazlarood,
twr* of ihe cluislian c h u ' c h .
l i e e o m e a f e a r f u l l y b t u p i d io r e f e r e n c e t o t h e i r
VftjjNto**"mfew* *•«-
to
of t h o s e ' » I n c h n o w
tbe whole .
E v e r y bo«ly k n o w n d i a l it is g l o o m y
extreme.
house of
c a l m reflection ami sober
is
w K e r e ' l h e m e m b e r s b m f a i l ! « fulfil t h e d u t i e s
the
beauty
. . . c e p o c i e t i e s in l e a d i n g i h e i n luick f r o m t h e
c h u r c h , is a n
e x e m p l i f i c a t i o n o f t h i s aseerti«»n
their
w e | g . , o d acr«>m|»lihbed by t h e e f f o r t s o f
I n d e e d , t h e h i * . ! p a t h s of t h e
lory of almost every christian
in
on t h e aides of ihe m o u n t a i n
its
h i t , v* hicli t h e y n o w e n j o y . A n d m a n y , e v e n n o w , ;
with
this pro|»osition
enlightened, thinking man.
body T
e v e r . in f u e l , n f a c r u t e r .
irth
shnll s < i u n d - - t i m e end and eti
a ' r u m c f o - w a r d a n d t h a n k u s for the b l e s s i n g i
n e e d « w l j a p p e a l t o t h e o b s e r v a t i o n of e v e r y
"ii.
c r e v j e e , no s u n k e n wall, n o r a n y sign
land again.
i and nipping frost*
w i \ h Uie e v i d e n c e s of
n i e n r e jin d c o n i f o r t a b l e n e a a o f
e x a m p l e of
profesai»n, h e d o e s ruore h a p n Ibati a n y other man.
.ita g N j . u M*WU 1 - S U . i » i k . i W * •*
•
ih«t, where
cburchmeniber
D»aV!fo »lai*n CI* e r t U e m c n t a w i l l b e <harged SO i #r
I v . I**5 u s t u r n a n d
of
a better I m p u l w
in i h e ; w e n t t o t h e r e a r o f t h e c a r r i a g e a n d a a k l —
an enclosure w a s building around ; the mor I t w e n t y dollar
t h e j o k u l which
l i e s n e x t t o it. b u t still 1 s a w n o
' l a e e s . mid e v i d e n c e d by t h e n e a r n e s s , c o n v e
T h e t r u t h ol o u r prop4isilion is f a r t h e r s e e n
in
n i s h e d . oa I h a d
view ihe
eruption
But
trace
walked around the w h o
in rcgollir
h«<i* l<> t h e
[lily
striking! aage.'
F o r u m , oppoaito t o i h e t e m p l e o( J u p i t e r , j ' N o w , t r y it again m y g o o d f e l l o w ? w h i l e 1
t h e i a n e w a l t a r o f w h i l e m a r b l e , e x q u i s i t e l y ' g a v e a little p o s h , a n d in t h e c a r r i a g e w e n t ,
read m i n u t e ac- b e a u t i f u l , a n d a p p a r e n t l y j u s t o o l o f the ] a n d o u t c a m e t h e p l e a s a n t " T f a n k V a i r —
of travels.
h a n d s of ihe sculptor, h a d lieen e r e c t e d there; I m u c h oblige-i." I would not b a v e t a k e n
a
unlain, and rlamhered t
of lava m u s t h a v e
••heorfulneas a n d c o m f o r t d e p i c t e d u p o n thoi'
other p e r s o n !
•
b e t a W t e d CTf.ry •Che- • • r \ o r a l
W f t ^ W t - J r *A1», will be cbarge.I $ I per square for «»«l»
vo
no
a
w h i c h 1 w a s all
the
down
e n c e o f c h n r c h m e m b « u s is g r e a t e r t h a n t h a t . p e a e e f u l p a t h * of s o b r i e t y , v i r t u e a n d r e a s o n
o f o t h e r ' m e n , d o e s it
he found ; at
t h e i r f u r y in ( h e w i n d , w h e n
1
limmoml,
u p o n t h e h i g h e s t p e a k of H e c l a ; h u t I l o o k ed in vain for a c r a t e r ; t h e r e w a s
waves
of A u t u m n d e p r i v e I
NUMBER 43.
m o r e h o u r s of l a b o r i o u s c l i m b i n g , u n d I s t o o d
el* t o s s a n d r e e l a n d « i n k t o r i s e n o m o r e .
sorietiea and g ' o o m y
«> i h e eff"i>rta o f t e m p e r a n e e
'< w h i c h h a v e r e s c u e d
tho
view
after
b et o r e t h e c h i l l m i ;
in t h e i r e y e * .
'»rv*urd a n d a c k n o w l e d g e i h e i r o M ^ a
ciph*a « f i m m u t a b l e I r u t h f
H a v i n g thus shown, that t h e
prove
u p . in
Now
waves
nod spend
eithe* a k n a v e <
i h e m o r a l p r i n c i p l e s of t h e c o m
would
rage, when
t h e n , a c h u r c h m e m b e r m a y e x e r t a u c h a n in-
in>p»< t a n c e t h a t h e s h o u l d Iw v e r y c » r e f u | l«»
the
See small brooks and atreai^lets
all a r c A w a l l o w e d
hv
ties,
•. M
Ih-n th...
sublime
c o n v e y the w a t e r s of a t h o u s a n d hills t o t h e
the m u l t i t u d e s of polpn-
attempt to
eight ! h o w
Indeed, at this ' '"ore majestic s t r e a m s and Ihese
lemperancc soc
If
i n a n i t y . is it n o t a m a t t e r of t h e v e r y h i i r h e « t
«IU b e t a w r t s d s l
the
I.I*- f u e l * f a r i n g u s in t h e f a c e , a n y m a n w h " , m i g h t y d e e p .
light o- t h e
w o r l d a n d y e a r e t h e salt of t h e e a r t h . "
rsu.,.1.. ».
M . U p . - r a n i r a f - w ~ > 09n'(ii i * » «
in t e m p * " a n c e o r g a n i z a t i o n s .
O u r Lord
y e a r e tv>
tain
grand
spectacle !
W e h a v e a l r e a d y p r o v e d t h a t t h e r e is g o o d
H o w fearful then f*,|he lufloence •hioli a
> D s i O M , jwr
I ' P«M 1
n *.1-141.-iIk-M b u i k O «*&> A l l be r ^ . i r r d .
How
f*om priii- * o t h e r o w n .
ciple e s t a b l i s h e d b y c a r e f u l investigation.
MELTO
than
be
something
a t e m e n w e r e d i s c o v e r e d , t h e i r l e g b o n e s in-
faint ajiology in
; s h a c k l e s , a n d sn p r e s e r v e d in t b e m u s e u m I
t o n g u e t o s a y , "in w i t f r T o o r T c a r r i a g e ,
bis amile.
ex-
like
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a
my
man
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I s l b y s w e e t voice lo m e .
0 I very d e e p is d a d d y ' s w e l l .
A n d d e e p e r ia t h e a c e —
B u t d e e p e s t i n raj
b o s o m is
T b e love I b a r e for tbee.
T h e n s m i l e on ate, d e a r A f l y y j i s c ,
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C h a i n t b e big' d o g , a n d T w i J I . c u n j ,
A cortin' B q s d a y
nite.
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Scotland.'
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iitfd
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n i n g o f t h e 1 m a i k e t t o - d a y , tli
W a s h i n g t o n d a t e d t l i i s d a y , t l r a t L i e u t l ' o r t e r « e c a n l w n , M i e m l b u r R l a r a e n t e r e d Ure h o u s e ,
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from
STOCKTON,
Chief E n s i n
bofore M o r o CSifle. T h e s a m e d e s p a t c h enys
t h a t t h e Crtsrtnt Cihj w i l l b e r o m o r e d f r o m t h e
line, a n d ' h o r
despatch contains
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te b e a r t b a t L i e u t . P o r t e r h a d b e e n K i l l
o r d e r Jo m a k e a m e n d s for
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c o g d o c t nf hoisting t h o Amori-
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M n r o Caetlo.
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b u t w e r e d r i v e n uff b ^ ^ h ^ u s e ' o f
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t b a t . i r o t d d b r i U e w c d t o p o s e u n n o t i c e d , thnt
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Past, Present, and F u t u r e
wcatlicr
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A revolution is oxpectcd in this colony, T l i e ^ A M ' °
London T i ^ g , . of the 1st i n s t a n t , . a y s :
; TICKETSO
f o r s c n i o t i a i e . •' l i e l i a s n o t m a d e h i s a p p e a r -
fallen asleep.
siifc yet, h u t
T h e Columbia p a p m
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deaths
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t h a n w o h a v e h a d in t h e c a m e
,,
V .
| l e n g t h o f t i m e b e f o r e . T l i e s u d d o n c h n n g c oft h o
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360 and a half Acres,
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in j: C r e e k , nnd l x m u d c d by l a n d s of .Mail
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Bill f»t
Robins
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g r < | f r e d Lieut. P o r t e r to repair to W a s h
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C l e * k 4 f t b e C o j o r t , p n b l i s b o d i n a n o t h e r e e t o m n . I ' • , i n * i n Goston a t t h e p o i n t o f d e a t h , A l a t e r ! , - . I O U c o u n t r y „ d o s e t o h e r c o a e n , w h o s & l l
j o n e f a y s h d is still living, b u t n o h o p e s are e n - , i n s u r e t o us t h e p e r m a n e n t domhiiou of I n d i a 1
i b a t t h e election for S I
n
,
District. . . .
, ...
•very. H o i s f u l l y c o n s c i i . u s 1 W'e i n n y h o | i o to bold it a g a i n s t E u r o p e
_r r.
.
.
t e r t a i n c d of h i . i
d ^ r , of D e c e m b e r n o x t . ; ^
situation
s n , a n d liia i n t e l l e c t r e m a i n s 1
.
Groceries,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Reward.
see him, tlmngh h e m i g h t
him a very w a r m reception.
CONSl'LTAI
'• T h e intfclligence, t h e w e a l t l i , t b c r e s p e c t a * • O c t . 3 7
biRty, w h i c h i s n o w e m i g r a t i n g t o A u s t r a l i a , will
n o v a r e n d o r e c o n t a c t vviih t b o f o u l s t r e a m o f :
.
e m i g r a t i o n , . w h i c h g o v e r n m e n t i s s e n d i n g by a *
3
d i f f e r e n t c h a n n e l t o m e e t a n d m i n g l e w i t h it
. ,
• AN A W A Y f r o m t h e s u h s c r i b e r (living
t h e r e . Ifc.ia n o t m e r e l y f l i n t t h o e x p i r e e s f r o m
r£'
hing C r e e k C h u r c h . ) on tho »
;
V a n P i e m a n ' s L a n d c r o s s o v e r t h e n a r r o w s t r a i t > o a , \ , Ier I n s t , a N e g r o M s n nanu-<l A i
t h a t s e p a r a t e s t h e m l r o i n A u s t r a l i a . C o v c r u - JJJ,, n g C < j t b o u ,
. a d m i t s f l i n t 6S4 prise
n
^ ° ! a b o u t 5 f e e t 7 ii
h o v e a l r e a d y escaj>ed t o t h e g o l d fields , a n
i n t e l l i g e n t , l i e is s u p p o s e d tu 1.
mifsii'O w h i c h , c o n s i d e r i n g t h e q u » r t e r i
lit t h o n e i g h b o r h o o d
lurkii
w h i c h i t "corner, m a y well b e most liberully
> r e w a r d will bo p a i d on his d e l i v e r
s t r u e d . W o c a n IOOT t o n o t h i n g l e s s f r o m t h o I
here 1 m a y g e t liiin.
i n f a t u a t e d p e r s c v e r s n c e i n t b o p r e s e n t sy*
SARAII CRAWFORD.
than an earlier, a more d i s g r a c e f u l , a m o r e
astrou* t e p a m t i o n b e t w e e n t h i s c o u n t r j a n d
A u s t r a l i a n , t h a n b e t w e e n h e r ohd h e r A.T
w e ' / e e l c o n f i d e n t t h a t h e fcill
would bo g l a d t o
A S S O R T M
Drugs and Medicines, Hats and Caps.
1
s t e a l a m o r C h on u s o u e o f t h e s e n i g h t s .
of yeaterdsy
G E N E R A L
m AIL <»' niricn vr. WILI. SF.LL AS CHEAP a s THE CHEAPEST.-^?
is cool a n d p l o a s a n t , a n d vve
h a v e b e e n l o o k i n g f o r ' o u r old f r i e n d , J a c k Kroot,
•«*»**; l ^ t l » « f O o | . JiunieaOr<*(c.
A
Hardware,
«isliing ,0 know t h e e i r e u m » . n e . . , ^ 1 1
siirronnd them, likewise their future
L
nity, a n d drive our vessels from her h a r b o r .
and 4 W e t p n m i n g great
. Handsome Bonnet. N e c k and Sash Ribbons.
B l a c k Silk M a n t i l l a s .
Canton Crape and Merino Mantillas.
Way Station.,
d n i i o n ot p a s s e n
V R I G H T , frcsi
s h e c o t d d c e r t a i n l y i n s u l t o u r flag w i t h i m p u a l l hW
ie p u b l i c g e n e r a l l y t h a t t h e y h a r e j a * t f e -
AND HANDSOME A S S O R T M E N T OF
Colored a n d Black Silks
1
something new
r 10Re
'
! "^'ch
41
J g g Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Viz:
The Gipsey Girl,
ns
B r o
DAVEGA & BENNETT,
T " l T O l ' L D reapecifolly inform their friends an
? V ceived t h o i r S l o c k of E n g l i s h , F r e n c h a n d
A^n.7
H
reasonably b r o u g h t her
t o t b c c o n c l u s i o n t h i i t if s u c h n n o u t r a g e
• 4 * 1 0 « ^ t e k . o V - ^ ^ 4 r , i i g b t , ho p a r t e d j
-
r- mm FMi 1
Kings Mountain Rail Road.
uiF-tiin 10 c h a s e w a s m
traced into this plnce, a n d v
oue mile f r o m hero by M
irs. f r o m N e w o n n ; t h e y a r o 1
to*.
to b e taken to-day to M m
County.
h a n k bills w e r o f o u n d on tliei
The Seventh
Daughter
of die Gijpsnj Fnm'tij.)
q u a n t i t y o f s k e l e t o n k e y s , a bit
ous articles used m their tinde.
A V I N G j i w t a r r i v e d f r o m .New O . l e a n - ,
sme a s J o h n B Simpson, t
would respectfully inform the inhabitnntu
d l k n o w n h e r oe n n d a d m i t s 10
t o 1bo
» tth o
>1 t h i s t o w n a n d v i c i n i t y , UIHI s h o will b u l i l h o r
Dr. Roberts.
It i s s u p p o s e d t h e r e
In t h e p n r t v , t h e r e m a i n d e r h a v i n g
tfce m o n o y . I a m i n f o r m e d , j
a
1 w r i t i n g , t l i o t I lie l a d y o f M r . J a c k s o n h a s | r<"; " w . ' c f " " f w l » w " a I T J 'o
sult
» I « I tlicni in r e g a r d to t h e
1 d i e d . T h e y v•ere q u i t e o g e d p e r s o n s , a n d
Colombia;
GOODS,
A t a n d b e l o w N e w Y o r k coal, f o r C A S H
All | > e ^ n a ^ W ^
to V u i ^ ^ 6 ( ® S
i n v i t e d t o call, a n d t h e y will most assuredly b e c o n r i n e e d ' t b a t t b i . is n o h a m b u g .
Columbia, Oct. 27
43
•
:
<•
v.';.-
:
I take tkcliberty u f i n f u r m i n g y o u ofnnnffiiir
w h i c h o c c u r r e d i n t h i s yicSuiTy onfchen i g h t of )
GOOBS,
BROWN.
FORKIGN AND DOMESTIC
Far
teelnncholy I
W I L L I I A M 6.
.
A V I N G m a d e a b u s i n e s s c o n n e c U o n t h a t will r e q u i r e i m n ' t b s e l l o u t a n d W e
b y t h e 1 3 t h o f J a n u a r y n e x t , w i l l f r o m t h i s d a t e o f f e r hia e n t i r e S t o e i r o f
Coluu
»t r a p g o d s o h i g h , 8 . 7 5 b e i n g '
;
n
G 30 A. «J
1.00
Wit
£o"SC.tm^2
> i , e l e c t e d , Uio s p i r i t of p r o -
Colombia at
ci
• „4
wVo. 162, Brick-Range.
Road to t h a t place, aa follows :
Lenro
ruurfM.,^
R. KING,
$30,000 WORTH: mm
A s v t - d a u g h t e r o f C h a r n e r and K l i t a b o t h fisteaj
a d o p t e d , b y n o p r a m l a u d a t o r y ol t h e | J'hia S t a t
T h o - R O T . D r . S r o y t h o ; of C h a r l e s - 1
AD u n u a n a l l y l J i r j f O q u a
a c t o f . t h o C u b a n s . T h a y . s e e m t o Uiiok j tori, w a a e l e c t e d M o d o r ri a t o r , n n d R e v . B . M , Pnl- j b e e n o f f e r e d i n ( h i . m a r k e t di
, of C o l u m b i a , T e m p o r a r y C l e r k . — M i s c d l a , . * t t Spain » ,
a m o u n t to 0 4 1 bales, ni p r i c e s r a n g - ' ] C | I V ; „
r t b . p r o p e r « u » e , if s h e
PIERCE,
M U &Y gpS *«€|&D !! !
Excursion to Charlotte.
E s q . , M r . - L f T T L K T O K WORTHY t o Mis£ .SARAHI
lR F r o m t h e p o w e r and-vnltSabf opinion..
III. F r o m tbc general repreeoututiuns of scrip
a n d t h o s p e c i f i c - n a t n r t of C h r i s t i a n i t y ; a
r a.. ti hb oe v e r y n a t u r e ooff bbelief
J VT.
. , FFrroo m
c l t c f iitself.
o i i c i l i J oB »e-'
r
j L ^ p e i l . o f UjQ.Crea^eat City.iiy
t h . a u t h o r i t i e s n t l { t t a n a " . I n d i g n a t i o n roeet-
V , 1833
S I ' i S i A Si B.
M VKK1ED
. .. "
r
"ijOfe^Tkoradny, tho 3 h t inst.. b y J o b n ^ D a v f a ,
« *
wreYrapporled by argu
moil*:.;.
. 6
Ei, F l o r a ( b e n a t u r e o i G o d o m l ill® h u m a i
rn« como* n n i '
I
f o r a XonclMar.ito^iake
n d e m y f oor tthhoo eonn s ua i iui fg y e a r s
o f ' t W M Itu'atidii.'
W a r M b f ^%i3".al!artl
fcS' a l l d r eas
tho imderaigjied.v . ii
fcca-®r;
l u a - ^ r . r.
situitu
' J O H N ' H Q 9 S 5 R O U G 1 L C1er> d t - ' s a l d ' C o u r t ,
^ m ' e a v s t i a n c e o f ' t h e d i r e c t i o n , o f t i l e A c t Of
'&BSwS:
Applicaote m a
y o u n g m e n f o r Ot
Colloge in t h e I ' d
of- w l n c h - f e e t a ' l e s t l n j a n i a h r t n g u b o
.
»
M u W l a y t h a . t h i r t e e n t h , . d a y of.next a t t h e u s u a l nl»ejis of election t b f o o g b o u t
t h eftaidD i l t r i c t : '
'
W i t n a a a i my h a n d , a t C h e s t e r C u u r t ' H o n * ,
.. • -:h3 i- ••• br.-. -dow tec'p-
t h o :• T h a T e a c h e r , w i l l r f i q e i v o t j h e : e p o l a m e » t s , o f
i tho School. . Tlio situation is considered ohe'of
. Oct; 13
h o u s e a n d lot ' ' h e m o a t f a v o r a b l e f o r rfcfi"Oslftlilislittigof n pCT- - i<
oently pros|>erousand l i w m ( i i e 4 e h « o k JB.J i
It
. ^ , S, Me.y.II.EY, _ ...!
te, w i t h a b o u t 3 a c
Chamnan' BoarJ' T r u s t e e . . '
w e l l of t j x c e U e n t .
8 A M V E L McNINCH
1
-'.5.
-{
- 41 <
tl. L l U » y »
'otioa.. e x t r c
ev-.'l.
BA
T '£ & -j
.. H. FABIAN, ^
WATCH'MAKEK
JEWELER,
Gold H l n e ,
nn'J other talaablo Minerals. Abo: two
Dwelling Houses,
hSKPM
on ihe same. The Lapd, pioat of which i« cloth •
e l wiih a heavy growth of valuable timber and
wood, welMvaterod and good for Cotton, Corn,:
tfbbl ISO (3 6 00
..........
Oll-UN, C o t n . . . . ,
Wheat
Psas
A Gold mil,
• .1W
situated on Turkey Croek, within about ono
mi.o ol the Gold Mine,"with Two Runners.
Any person wishing to porchaxe ihe abovenamed Land or Mill, will please call on the subscriber, living four miles trum Yorkville, on the
1'itickncy Rood.
The soots property, if not disposed of at private. sale, will be eold at public sale, to the highest bidder, aC-York Court House, York Ditfnct,
S. C-.on the first Monday in November next.
Terms made known at the thne of sale.
HICE..J..A
3UGAR3,
Crashed
N U i s f a c t i o n g i v e n to all p e r s o n s w h o m a y fav o r h i m w i t h a c a l l , a s tho e x t r a o r d i n a r y c h a e p .
n e s s o f h i s articlca, a n d all w u r k w a r r a n t e d d e n e
by biin n lu n c , will e n t i t l e h i m l o a s h a r e of p u b l i c
p a t r o n a g Q on<t s u p p o r t .
HOT Old Gold a n d S i l v e r b o u g h t . jfOQ
N ft—All icork done by him xs warrantor
(xrr/ie mottiht.'
—'AlflO
1'orto Itlco
•It Private
Sale,
for
E. J. WEST,
A plnnotion of 145 acres, wiih good bnildinjs
Sheriff's Sale.
Estate Sale
w h i c h h e w i l l Mil on a s r e a s o n a b l e t e r m s as a r t i c l e s of like r j ^ l i t y c a n b e h a d e l s e w h e r e
Ha
usen o n l y t h e best m a t e r i a l , a n d h i s w o r k b e i n g
d o n o u i . d c r h i s p e r s o n a l Kuperviaion, h o c a n
wvfi-ly w a r r a n t it t o b e e x e c u t e d in w o r k m a n like m a r i n c r . A n y o r d e r with w h i c h h i s f r i o u d s
m a y f a v o r h i m / c t u i h e tilled on s h o r t n o t i c e .
M,--< •:
Livery
mm
Stable.
r
P U E undersigned, as Admiuistrator of tho
A Kstate of Col T . Randell. deceased, will
sell, on Monday the 20/A Dtcembcr next, all the
personal ^property belongi ng to anid estate, con-
56 N E G R O E S ,
Stock, Com, Fodder, fcc., tie.
X ^ e s ^ j ^ y i s e S ' to anbounco Capt
The sale will tako place at the residence of
C a n t t a l e for Sheriff together for the purpose ot keening a Livery
the deceased, on Sandy Rhcr, 1" miles West
UEPA1UINU
of CbestOTDistrictat the n e x t election.
and Said Stable, a t Cheater, C. H., (under tho is done with despatch and promptness, and on of ChestervUlc.
Terms o! Sale : The negroes on a credit of
firm of SLF.IIPK & PAO».N) take thia method
12 months, with interest Iroin day of sale, nnd
of informing tho citizens of this and surroundMay 1!6
^
tf
Fancy and Staple
two good sureties. The other property will be
ing 'Districts, ard tho traveling public generalsold fur caah.
ly, that they will constantly have on band, for
;
SAMUEL J. HAXDEIX.
' hire, tip-top '
Sept. I
35
td
Saddle-Horses, Harness Horses,
HE undersigned being nnxious of changing
* # # South Carolinian. Newberry Sentinel
(Single and Bonble,) Buggies,
his location, offers for salo bia plantation, Fairfield Harold and Charleston Mercury will
situated in YorE District, between Fishing Crwck copy weekly until day of sale
Carriages,
&c.
formerly of sod
and South Fork, and about two and a halt miles
L. Kerriaon Si Co
They will also confey persons wishing to go
from Smith's Turn Out, on the Charlotte Rail
wotild" ftspeetftrtly call the Attention
<
of tlmlr
Bond
visiting C'liarlo-iton, to ra«w>r able oharge.
Tho tract contains about
I h r merchants *na citizens of tho town arc
R . P O W E R , ( C . c r m n n ) l u t e of
T
And Farmer's Plaster.
H
AVING made arrangements for a supp'y of
. Peruvian Guano and Plaster of genuine
and.iyarranted, quality, all who may wish to
obtain either of-theui tttroogh o s ' will please
send their ordcrreafljrup that we may order tbe
quantity wantod^hyflal JAftWaty or in lime for
planting. A. supply will- be kept always on
band and any information given by app'ying to
» RIIETT .V EOBStliN,
No. I Si 2, Atlantic Wharf,
t
l f°r
r
'jtcfntK Bobinapn.
jf. )
1 T Y ' O T O ^ R Q P TBE COURT' OF EQC IT V
yUi Mpose to pnblic sale, at
Cbeatn C«afi house, on the first Monday in
, « l t A » t plantation, or tract of
> the estate of Robert E. Robdining 400 acres more or lest,
r District, on Fishing Creek
r-Iaod of W. A. Roaboroosh. J.^
«eph i f Gaston; Edwin R. Mills, laaao JlcFudden.and Fishing Creek.
Ttrm tf Salt;—Cash sufficient to nay the
costs ui tins suit—tho balance on a credit of one
fiM*<tlro years, with interest from the first day
of January ne«t. payable annually, secured by
bwA
» ' least two (tood a u r e u s ,
--i
JAMES HEMPHlLl.
R E E D E R fe D E S A 0 8 S D R E ,
ADGER'S WHARF,
s c.,
A
RE prepared to devote rheir undivided attebTioQ to the interests of their tricuds ic
the sale of
C O T T O N , RICE,
ling
s o n Con*
lignmcnts
of p r b d o c e to t h e i r c a r e .
OsWEI.L l l t k D E H .
J . B. DESiUast'RK.
'Aug. II
32
7nio
H e a d - Q u a r t e r s , Gth B r i g a d e , S. 0. H . t
WISKSBOBO', July 0, 1852.
)
Order No, —
HE following officers constitute ihe Brigade
Staff, 6th Brigade. S C. Militia, and will
be obeyed and respected accordingly :
TIIOMAS S. MILLS, Ilr^aiU Slujor, rank of
Major.—P. O , Chester. S. C.
KMCsBES'rv.'Brigoile/uipfaor, rankof Major
P. O., Gladden*s Grove, S C.
CT. D. Mrl.TON, Brigade Jrnfee Advocate.naV
of Alnjor. —I'.T)., Chester, S. C.
ISAAC M. AIKEN, Brigade Putpnader, rank ol
Cap'ain.—P O., Winn»(>0ro\
- OE.cn
Jotts'RoBtnTSOS, Brigade Quarter-Mailer,
«
• - ••
4t
rank of Captain.—P. O. Longtown. S. C.
\V. D. Cmsiiol-M, Aklwle-Caniji. rank of Captain.—P. O., Chester, S. C.
A R B prepared (o make liberal advancer ..n
JNO.T. LoWRy, ^nZ-iic-Coap, rank ofCsplain
^ * Uotton,cODsifroed through tlieni to»n> r.- I'. 0., Brnllonsville, S. C.
Ry order of Brig r. Uen'l.
•pooaihla house in Charleston.
Til OS. S MII.I.S.
K. B. EachausebQti^fat'^nd N»I,I on Clmrl.,..
ton, BaltimOT*, New .XVk, Mobile or New OrBrigade Major.
leans.
,,. ,.
July 14
T
Brawley & Alexander
Bart! Beef!!
W
J. & T, M, Graham
OULD return their thanks to their customer# and the publio generally for their
former favors and patronage, and sny that they
T h e y Will endeavor to procure the host tbe are now-reCeirfnfctheir new supply of
country affords.
Spring; and' Summer Goods,
' The higheet" tad) prioos will Bo paid for
Beeves in good order.
of tho latest atylee: all which they will sell low
, HENRY LETSON
for ensh, or to approved customers on time.
JNO. D. SliXBlL.
I, ;; '
as-tr
A general assortment of
"V*LtJABLE
fi^ifegiroes at Private Sale.
For Sale.
F°"
Eight Hundred and Plfly Acres,
i
D R . J . S.- P R - I D B ,
WO UAVINGpernianenrljIoitfedfn t h e * B r
Town of Chester.londers h i s P r o f e s sions11 services toitscitizent and tboTicinity.
O F F I C E k t MCAFEE'S HOTEL.
May 23
2S
tf
F I N E MOLESKIN HATS,
2 , 0 0 0 DRY H I D E S W A N T E D .
7Y)R which the highest price will be paid i
barter.
HENRY & HERN DON.
1
adjoining: tho lands of the cclcbmted King".*
Bottom, Al'en Morrow and otherv. About acventy-five Acres nre cleared and under fence. [
acres of os.j
; the balance is wood-land, with
good Bottom 1 And as lies on
!
j
Catawba River.
f
; The «hovc iroot is immediately opposite the
plantation of Mrs. Elizabeth Matins, and any j
wishing a large plantation, would do well to !
purobaao both tracts, as tho river only separates I
FFERS his PrdKesiSisl
td the p a t lic. ilia Offico ih^v bo found at the plantation ol Win. D. Chiufiolm, aix miles east of1
Chester Court Iloifctf, 6#?hi , tflV,32lit'd Road.
I April i f
rMf
S-lf
Groceries,
f J l H E i W d ^ i o e i t h ^ D o w o n hand, some like..If.Young Negroes, wbich.he will dispose of
upnfMft-Mtet on«4«»imodating terms.
' UewllMsosell ooiCoromissiOnssocb negroes
FY1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
af nttty^be plAoe<l in .his habd for sale, and ad*
• . the citizens of Chester District, that he has
niide oo »uoli'pfoMrtv if desired. I
e r e c t f i " a Shop near Rich Hill, whero be
JOHN CHARLES. |
fl
prepared to carry on the
April I .
am.
A ...
CABINET BUSINESS
Obtttor Hotel
in its various branches. He would respectfully
invite persons wishing to purchase Furniture
to cill and examine before purchasing elseM m , u the HOTEL where, as he is determined to sell ns cheap as
„ __
, J »
the cheapest. As hia work heretofore has given
f f.Kemiody.
Tb«Jfc>«ae Utol-gSMld A|w*jrs
satisfaction, he will endeavor for the future to
*
share of i&bUt lavor. SnBoieo 0 . . .
suit the mate of those who may favor him with
Is attached for gardens and loU for stook
SAMIJgL MnAI.n.EV
HUGH SIMPSON, Sen r.
iejit
3f
CABINET BUSINESS.
W
quality—ALSO
from 3 10 tUd.
Ready Made Clothing:'.'
H
CARROLL & FARLEY.
DASUERRHAN ROOHS.
Dry Elides and Wool.
W
WM. ALLSTON GOUUDDf.
Fader f
Books and Stationery.
H
SfcCnrfer & Co.,
ia
JTo. 6(? East My, OhirWIWn, S. d,
Cbarleaton,
A V E t h e largest a s s o r t m e n t of Law. M c d i
Merchants,
Is prepared to niake liberala^rknces 0!?f*
.consignment!! tf
Siet,Cotton, Cori, Sn3r,FlHr,firain.Biy,ii
ar.yttir.KCtt;
Ch'arlctfin:- -Messrs.Goufdiii, Matthiessen &
Co., H. W. Conner,George A . H6pley,Albnio'
J . Whilo, J- R. Bntos^
, „
,
Greenville, S. C.—Tandy W'alker, Esq.
Baltirfore.—Tiffody* t\'«rd It t o .
Chattanoogf. TVitn.—CtiftHdler, Fi'flDdb fr
Co., Wm- S. Townsend 6c Co.
Huntsville, Ala.—Cabaniss dc S h e p h e r d , JF. Demovillo.
July 16
29-1y
' p i l K R K will be'applicalion made to the nen
I.egUaiure td hare a public ro..il openeil
from Cure ton's Ferry. kn„«n as tbe M.-C'lenaban Kerry on tho Cnlawlia river. VorK Disliicl. •
to the Columbia, ncer Eare's Mills on Ki.hing j
Creek. Chester Districl. S. C.
C 3 T received, and for sale, a lot of SAL
nnd BACON. (Middlings.)
WM. WALKER.
Land for Sale.
Infallible Yeast Powder.
Salt and Bacon.
R E W A R E of imitations: Thcgenuine
u
ton k Merrill's Infallible Yeasi Powd
situated in the fork ol tho I'nckolet and Broad wile at the Chester Drug Store, next door
River. 2) miles above l'inckney ferry, contain- Kennedy House.
J. A. REE
ing Two Hundred and sixty-llvo acres, sixty
acres of good Bottom I..md, well adapted to the
cultivation of Cotton, Corn, and WhcaL The
location is very healthy and tbe improvements ^ NEW PATENT 80A1>are comfortable, with a new liin House and
Screw and other AeQcssary out-buildings.
j
Family Soap.
ALSO
T
Corner or Bicbnrdua and Handing Strrcli,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
IJontwriptit & J n n n c y ,
PROPRIETORS.
machinery* ( t h o casting* having been d i s c a r d - ;
ed )
H b . d n m is n e w a m i t i g h t , s o n s t o f u r o - >
ish at alf t i m e s a n a h u m h i n c e o f w a t e r . T h e
h a n d s a t t a c h e d to t h e Mill a r e steady and care- '
f n l , a n d t h e w h o l e is u n d e r t h e s u p e r i n t e n d - 1
a n c e n f a r e g u l a r m e c h o n i c , w h o in t h o r o u g h l y j
s k i l l e d in t h e b u s i n e s s of m a n a g i n g mills. H e j
f e d s c o n f i d e n t , t h e r e f o r e . ' t h a t all w h o g i v e t h e ;
Mills a trial, will r e c e i v e s a t i s f a c t i o n . T h e I
Sow Mill b a « a l s o b e e n r e fitted. He is also ad- .
d i n g t o t h o Mills a
Dec 24
Fruits, Confectioaaries,
Groceries, &a,
A T WALKERS ESTABLISHMENT,(tWcf
doors sooth of Henry & Herndon'a) ma^f
be found a genoral assortment of
0ANDJE8,
Eight Hundred and Forty-three Aores,
Rice; Sugar; Ooffee; Hol'awen, (#.(T>
. 11 b o o t .
< ia well improved, with every n-cewiry build-'
inp for t pinnietion and a good dwelling house I
It Ilea on Torkoy Croek. in Chester Iliatrict.
One Hundred and Ninety-seven Acres,
fifackerel,
30
No. 1 and 2, half-kits: and >11 varieties o f
0HILBBENB' T658,-
New Fall and Winter
GOODS.
situated in York District, mljoining lands of C. '
<>'Daniel. Wm. Feemster. nnd VVilliam Rain. . ' J p i l K Subscriber is now receiving his StocV
lund.
It hiu ou it, also, on excellent
Saw mm,
in cood repair.
nbout
The other tract contains
One Hundred and Forty-six Acres,
FILL AND WINTER
m j»riaes ono of the largest and most vairtments ever offered ia this market. <
IIJ; bought them from Direct Importers \
eparcd to off.-r them as low as any :
. THK dndersigncd
haviog. opened a
Blacksmith Shop
in tbo *fowri of Cliestrtr, arb ^rtpartd' tS>.
cxccnta all kinds of
work irilhat line In
the' mdM tfOrkiHanlilce manner and on
rt'r
ftoOfrifcf,
i> a f l ^ W ^ ^ ? T O k mau, will give his personal atteritldn to all work
doue in the Shop, apd bis skill sod determination t'd'dlitese enables hirii Jo vrarrant fill A'ort
to to ertetlteS id'tHd Wsl'maitneV. , .
The charges will be a* reasonably as e W
2,000 Pounds Tallow,
Cooking Soda.
Dissolution,
PROPTS,
Syrups (assorted) ; Tickles Segars of ehoicd'
brnnd.i; Tobacco; Candles', (adamantine and
w*«ekB b e prr-piired t n m a k e rolls o f t h e best
q u a l i t y a n d oil t h e m o s t r e n s o n n b l e t « r m s
N R . E A V E S , Proprietor.
Tobacco.
JOHN D S ^ A K R .
ASSISTANT.
H E I'NDERSinNED offer.for S nl#hia lands '
Wool Carding Machine,
n Chester nnd Vork District*, contietlno
of Ihe m o s t a p p r o v e d s t y l e , a n d will in a f e w
ol threo tracts. One, U»e home place, contnina '
A more particular deacription is deemod ennecessary. as purchasers are e x a c t e d and inroad, conioining, three hundred sud fifteen !
I viicd to call and inspect the lands for themselves.
ct'fe all Wood land, and is as , f f ^ H E best Chowing Tobaoco lo be had by
W . II. I1ARDWICH.
well timbered an
•* calling at tho Chester Drug Store.
i Aug ti
34
tf
J. A. RKEDY
Z tebuy l«n'l* are requested I
vo b e f o r e p n r c h a > i o g e l s o v r h e r
W m . O. H a r r i s , '
O'Hanlon's Omnibus will be in rendinew f
tlie Railroad Stations to carry Posseq^ers to
s u b s c r i b e r , on F i s h i n g C r e e k , h a v e u n d e r - 1
this House, (or to any point desired.) where'
g o n e t h o r o u g h r e p a i r s : t n w h i c h h a v o b e e n adthe^
will find good accommodation and kind at k
ded n e w a n d improved S m u t t i n g n n d Bolting
Valuable Lands for Sale.
is situated, nlso. in Vork Dlalrict. near Bullock s
' Creek Church ; ouly nbout 30 acres of i t '
Another Iract of Iwmd. in York PistricL situ- '
A M E R I C A N HOTEL,
I
ckof.N'ai
HENRY ft HF.llNDOX
E L L I O T T .
AVE received their FALL *
HIXTEH yWCK.
of all
kinds of Clothing suitable lor
Men's and Boys Wear which tliey
MinisTurCfimt in'rletrCa«>s',Fi J iuiiei,Breif»r
offer low, to make room for more.^
pins,Rings & Liclteiijat prices to • l i l a l l o l n M a
j
Their stock consists m pirt of aMj
i
ROOMS
0,\ M A I X S T B E X ' E will bnrter. at 10 cts. per lb. for inno description of Coats, l*ants, Vests,
good DTT Hides
ALSO -for WOOl, C loak*, Shirts, Drawers, I rax'atf,^
OpjiosiVe "Seaneay*s Tin Faeiofy."
at ihe highest market rates
Collars, Underxhirts, Socks, and —
April i d '
16-L
|
BRAWLEY & ALEXANDEH.
ninny other things loo tedious to enumerate.
Sept. 28
37-tf
They also have on hand a fine assortment of
'
Cloths, Casaimeres, and Vesting*. to^Uier with
j
every description of Trimmings, lit. a
we feel fully prepared to give satisfaction
Bryan & SlcO^rter, In Columbia, and those of our trienda who may fan
e x c l u s i v e l y to r e p a i r i n g n n d
manufacturing
Jewelry, r e p a i r i n g Silver W a r e , M o u n t i n g Walk-.
' I ' M J K u o d e r a i g v e d h a s n t t a c h e d to hi* Mills by elnaing then), >f rt 11 only by nolr. but casli
I ing C a n e s , kc . kc.
1
nt t i n s p l a c i f c l b e m o s t a p p r o v e d m a c h i n e r y 1 would be preferred a* we wish lo have nil of our
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for i h e i n a n u f a c t % o o f F L O U i t . i i n d U p r o p u r e d ; accounts cloaod up by the first ofOeMter.
t o f u n i i c h a n a r t i d e of a s «ood q u a l i t y u s c a n
MCDCAALD k PIXCHBACK. | a n A c c o m p l i n h e d w o r k m a n .
I
P e r s o n s of t h i s v i c i n i t y w h o h a v e b c e o i n t h e
I h a b i t of s o n d i n g t h e i r w o r k t o m o r e d i s t a n t pin- 1
H e will g r i n d W h e a t r e g u l a r l y o n ««v«»ry
{ cos w i l l please g i v e u s a t r i a l , a n d w o p l e d g e |
T h u r s d i . v , a n d C u r u n» h e r e t o f o r e , on W c d n e a I R O N A WD W A I L S .
I «Hjual s a t i » f u c t i o n .
Old Gold a n d Silver w a n t e d .
E have just received and have for sale
N. R. EAVES.
27-tf
I
large stock of Iron, assorted, ol tbe be » J u l y 7
I8i3.
E.
NEW IMPORTATIONS.
Notice.
Dr. WM. H. BABCOOK
O
TAILORING
!
\
WHEAT AND CORN MILL.
Notice.
k
r's Sale of Land.
U'Ot'LC) in/orm Ihe citizens ot
Chester arftl aaiVduridlng District. .
that hd \Vi|l be Cound at McAfees'
Hotel,on Mondays, \Vedppsda»«and SntiniJaj-s,
where h'6 ir/ny beconoiilteJ on his profeaslon.
N. R. He tindsit impracticable to ride through
•he c o u o t r j j and operations can be belief per
formed at his rooms.
juiy is- tf.it
Grist and Saw Mills,
•*?
Jttmt*.Graham, el. MX. i Bi l
propoara
Dr. i: T. WALKER
FACTORS
West India Sugar and Molasses.
Plnnl-
Wifi^ints. and Shirting linens. Table Dam•sks.fiiap"'"'. Toivellinps, Nupkiro,Doylies.&c .
tugctlierVhh isverjf variety "ot ,
t o n ? Cloths", C o t t o n S h e e t i n g s a n d
H o s i e r y of nil kinds.
/-^ONSraTlNB in pi"* »l fine Cold and Silv.
\JJ 'UMM21 drnl fcentlemen'ti Watches. n.-at gul
Fub and Neck chains; Bracelets. Breast Tin
nnd Eaf R i n g r nt tho litest style ; tine Col
Ixxkctn, Finest" Rinrs, Corneliaiwlinas. IVnril
Gentlemen's Pius, Oad Fellows' and Tom pei-am
I'ins; all of which will, be sold ot a very siua
(id»*noo^n Kcw York wholesale prii-ej. for ca>:
• t Cheater Ceun Hoose, liy
. 11. FABIAN.
• ; O e t - 4 3
If
„.N.- Kl, tf6»"i4«ry ywitselvcs, please call ai
C.,
DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Valuable Lands
Commission
Drew Goods.
,
Charleston, $ .
Punctnalattention trill be given to all calls.
!ti3V. f l
46
Copartnership.
DROVERS
" ' ' T i t o r i g i d l y adhered Inamljturchasefs may acp-Jid upon every
p r i # d IU> k w a« they can bo proaured-in «ny:Ciiy in iho United State*,
i Pir^ieoUr attenlirm i? requested to Ihcir de-
Charleston. 8. C
Music Teaching.
T*TI(,l,.b«^fo&n1
dtiy at'
T T his office in Major Enves' new bnildlng
or at Dr. I t e o d j n j D r l g Slliri. anil dnring tho
night at KennedyVHVitcl,UDle«» p r n f t i S | »llj>
teaol
Music upon tho p F a J T v i c a t , .Vliscelluueous, a n d
of which about 125 are in a fine mate of cultin, ni.d Fluit. Pei
suflievnt to. do whatever business may offer in vation, nod about 70 acres well-timbered wood- fiiruction u p o n t h o o l x i v o - n a m e d I n s t r u m e n t s
S C H O O L BOOKS.
tlrat Fiue.
;vi?! MuKji t u
; will please leave tbeir namcw with Mr. KanA l s o of A m e r i c a n . E n g l i s h n n d F r e n c h Sin
dolj>h. at tho Palmetto Standard Office, at ns tioner.y, t h a n c a n be f o u n d i n t h e S o u t h o r u
ted as to be kept in repair with little oxpenue
States.
t School will bo governed by tho number of Pua E C ran<,
Will bo .accommodated wilb good Lots nnd ev- for cattlo.'" " n C , g h k " r 0 0 d
As they buy e x c l u s i v e l y for c a s h , t h e i r prices
"
°
j pil*, (tnughi in any scolion which may send to
ery thing nooossary for iheir S'l CM;K. on rea.
Persons whn dp.irc to purchase. M OOIJ do the most namls by first November) whether will, c o r r e s p o n d .
sonable terms.
4 * ^ " Oi-ders by ioitil p r o m p t l y a i i o n d e d to.
well to examine this plantation before purchas- Town or country.
• They solicit a liberal share nf patronage.
R . S. B R Y A N ,
J. J. MCCARTKK.
ing clsowhere.
ladies' waited ou at their residencea, if deli. SI.EtXJK.
Angust 4
30
61110
WILLIAM POAG
sired, and no cliorge made unless satisfaction be
A. Ci l'AGAN.
Sept. 15
36
tim
^iven. Testimonials of chamctor and qualificaAdger's north Wharf,
Sept. IS
3$
tf
tion will be shown to those wishing to see them.
CHARLESTON,
*' N. B. Persons fiartng business in tbe shove
I Chester C. II. Oct. 13
41
If
linn, will sail oh Mr. Sliwge, who will superinU S T r e c o i v e d a fine S t o c k of QOLD if SIL•,
tend tho bttiMea, and will always be tound ai
I'ER
WATCIfES.
f r o m Liverpool, w h i c h !
jrHHDS. W 1. Molawca. 30 to 3Sc.
the ;Iiepot*6titho arrival of the Cars.
rj
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Sugar.
6
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I
will
bo
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'CaroBnrnn" will give three weekly in.
1 P E R S O N S indebted lo the Brm of McDonald
BENNETT & LEWIS.
At PINCHBACK'S
1 & Pinchbock, will find the Hooks and Notes
;
W e w o u l d al*o i n f o r m o u r c u s t o m e r s a n d t h e j
! of that concern with 1>. Pinchbock, at his now
Peruvian Guano
I Pry Gooda Store, where they are earnestly rc- p u b l i c g e n e r a l l y , t h a t w e h a v e e m p l o y e d a Sil- s
! <|ucatcd to call nnd aettle aa early as possible I v e r S m i t h a n d J e w e l l e r , w h o d e v o t e s h i s t i m e ' P H E W H E A T A N D C O R N M I I . I . S o f t h e
*?"_ "Drays and Wakens,
. AU^iticteslB thoir line h^ve been
,i(gq^|Jie09fl'&Spr«»Jy to order, Imported \Direet, and wUl be warranted
to prove as represented.
mam*
M
Four, Hundred Acres,
Informed that they purpose running
ever before beta nftredlii t h a t City.
^
Plantation for Sale.
Dtt. STfiffiCffELLOW
.-
miloa North' ot Baton Rorige. " Bnla-for I,umber left at D. Finchback'a Store, in ChcatarviUo I*
to the season—consisting
or at tho mill with Mr. D. Jones, will b« fillad suited
in part of,
with earn and promptly n» 1 am daily sawing i
GENTLEMEN
S WE JR. in every department.'
from 20,00 to 2.1,00 feet. Orders solicited.
LADIES DRESS GOODS, every variety, lroffl'
,
the most elegant to the most common.
j
H a t s , C a p s fc B o n n e t s , (nncett uvlei.y
|
BOOTS, S H O E S A N D S L I P P E R S ,
I
of the beat manufacture,
<
B l a n k e t s & F l a n n e l s , at thclmceit prices:
Chlaholme & Carroll,
HARDWARE
A CUTLF.RY. BVILDINIl
for
the
purpose
of
buying
Cotton
and
selling
j
j
MATERIALS.
MECHANICS'
TUOLS.
Groceries,
at
Chester
C.
HThey
alio
intend
!
j
BOOKS. STATIONARY,
Ifc.
keeping themselves supplied with all the fabrics I
Purchasers are invited to oxsmioe our stock
as
well
as
other
articles
in
common
u*o
among
j
J
1 farmers.
Their store is near to the Depot, bo- ) before purchasing elsewhere—they inay save
tvtecn Brawlrv & Alexander and Mills & Co. something by it.
Our goods were bought with Cash, and we
WM. D CHISH0LME,
|
are offering them at ihe lowest prioca. In this
J NO. L. CARROLL.
Sept. 29
38
tf j establishment the purchaser will And every
thing he needs, and at the most reasonable
prices. W e rcceivo new goods every week.
Oct 13
41
T
"'"'tornOF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
TRJJNKS, & C . ,
BENJAMIN STILES.
H E WRY & HEJUTOOW)-
vombor next, at tho rosidencc of J. S. ti. W. SorHE S ihs*riber offers for sale, a valuablo
vice, 1 Hone and Boggy. 2 setta Fire Irons,
Plantation or tract of land lying on the :
G Chain. 2 Bedateada, ot the auit ot Tato McEast side of Catawba River, in Lancaster DisDonald va. J. 8. O. W. Service.
trict, within half a mile of Doby's Merchant
JOgHrDUNOVANT, Jr., s. c n.
Mill, containing
SiicBirr'a Orrlct, Oct 13
41-3t
SADDLi^'k H A R N E S S MAKER,
UF.lL.Oor..
®usint55 (foriis.
WM. PINCHBACSPS Stcatn Saw Hill.
AT80'0n
miloa we«tot t:h«jor»ill^and four'
n p H E Subscriber now offera for sole his Plant-
]
;
quarters from Chester G. H. Tbe -Tract conj tains 322 Acres, on which there is every convenient'required by a planter. Everything i*
in excellent repair, of wnioh persons rosy satisRepairing Watches and Jewelry, i fy themselves by examining tne premises.
T h e f o l l o w i n g n r e his s c a l e of p r i c e s
j
'7«rnu of SaU: One-third cash, and the balCleaning Potent Lever
5 1 50 ance in one and two years, with i o f e and apdo.
D e b i c h e d l>ever, L e p i n e 8 1 i o 1 2 5 j proved shureties, and a mortgage bf the promtdo.
Verge Watches,
7 5 ' ses if required.
do
Clocks,
lb to 1 0 0 ;
Tho purchaser can havo Com, Fodder, Oats,
("rvHtala.^iFine French glasses,
37 Cows nnd Sheep, atn fair valuation for cash.
ao.
Common
25
II not sold before the second Monday in Nol i e will u n d e r t a k e lo r e p a i r n n y W n t c h , C l o c k ,
vcmber, the plantation will bp exposed to the
highest bidder, on the premUea: together with
m u c h b r o k e n a n d o u t of u r d e r , a n d will w a r some 3 or 4 hundred bonieta ol Corn, a quantity
of Fodder, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, and nutnerH e is t h o r o u g h l y m a s t e r nf h i s t r a d o a n d OUA other articles of property.
w i l l e x e c u t e in t h e m o s t w o r k m a n l i k e m a n n e r
SAMUEL FIFE
everything entrusted toltim.
Ocl. 20
41
tf
m,m
LUMBER
ale.
I ^ E S P E G T F U I . L Y informs tiie citixens of
ork Village, nnd
opened a
. .and Cheater Railroad; atibyMuj.
KCNNEDT as a rcaidence, where ho ia prepared
to execute all work in the line ol'
.
hnlf a mile of a Grist and Sn* Mill,
oft '6oth aides of the K i d . leadlog from
Sn*within
J Yorkville'to Pinckney Fdrty, on which thero is
121 IS >•">
AND-SN
&M
Plantation fir
J. A. RKKDY.
DAVIt) B. ROTHROUK,
N. R. EAVES.
. .
April 21 .
l«-»f
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLI'
A
IDIA,
October
4,
1853.
Or. J a . H O U G H T O N ' S I ' K l ' S I N . m r . r > n ni
oKffrivE n . r r e . o r o j s r n l c JI'TCK. prrrvi r r d f r o m HKN"
A \ ' iiKHE.\S States, ns well as individuals,'
[iromply
NICT, »r t h e F O U R T H S T O M A C H O f T H K O X ,
HE Subs«ribeEBfer» fot Salo hi* plantation,
* * aro bound to render tlinnks to Almighty
a f t e r d l r c t t i u D . o f BAH O N L I K I t K I . t l i e g r c a l 1'hjMsituated in York District, one ,an(l a half
oloKiral C h e i u u t , kv J . S I I O L C I I T O N . M . I)., God for His tnercics, to luimblc theoi^lves berbiladelj.liitt
T b i . if t r u l y s w o n d e rfu l remedy for
fore Hiih on account of their sins, and (o trom- ih'iles North <if tho"Charlotie Rail Road, 11 miles
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
I N l ) K l l S T , O N . D Y S I ' K P S I A . J A U N D I C E , I.IV
from .YflfWlle, 14 miles froih CbesMnille ami
W N V and Dundee Bagging, Bale Hope KR C O M P L A I N T . C O N S T I P A T I O N a n d D K U l l . l
<
«»i«.
from Rock Hill .Pepot. '
cr - . _
HK undersigned,
T Y . c u r i a e . t i e r N a t a r c ' » own a i e t b e d . b y N a t u r e '
and Twino. Very low 8 * Cash, nt
456 acres; l i s ol wfiicls
tire iiiicrmt off*
in-Chief of the Commonwealth of South Caroli-'j
owe A g e n t . t b e G A S T U I C J U I C K . P a n p k l e t e , eon
FfNCHBACK'S
conduct tho business at the old j
| mi, doissrie this my Proclamation, setting npart:
Grocery Store.
FRIDAY, tho29th i n a u n t , a i a'day to b&devo- j berod woodland.- Of the '
MjU
1
THOS. S. MILLS.
tod to religious services; and,, do earnestly re- acres are crook bottoms (on Many Fqrkof Fish;
,
. ouost, that all secular business be suspended ou | ing Creclcy mostly ia ono body, well.timbered,
B U G Q Y A WD H A R N E S S F O B S ^ L E . j that day. and that nil' out people Assemble' in , *n« cdvo'rod With pStfpaw growth. T h e l*htnc*
1
j their respective places of worship, for the pur- j of tbo woodland is rolling upland, *>mVd withl
A
N
excellent
second
hand
Buegy
and
Harnoas,
S hereby given tfiat application will he mndo
llickcry and . Post Oak, iritonniied with vines'.
nil in good repair. The Buggy has aV>p, ) pose of acknowledginjc.Cod's uicrc'ies, deplpiyig j - A ftir proportion of tbe Iract Is exaelUnt dot-'
at the next session of the Legislature fur a
' and is arranged for either ono or two horses.— J our sin.s. confessing tho justice of his chastise- j ton'land'. Irhas a'EoOd'dtlUdt allronnd, with'
Charter for a Bank in theTown of Chester.
monts, and besccchhig favdr for the time to
r stock of Good,
Apply at this office.
a fine range fys catflp -and W a .
!!oom l.itcly occupied by White, Rica
Co. |
! July 7
tf
Tlie tract is M|U improved, with good dwelIn testimony of which, I here signThey would ftipcfflvoly invite tli«ir friends
ed my nanje, and caused tbe seal ling, outhoroes; Mills, Sables; nUgto-hooses, ke.
aod eostomers lo giw tlicm a call at their new !
und an excellent orchard. T h a w is*l«o oa ic
of ihe State to be affixed.
Room. They feel grateful for post patronage
A
CLERK
In
a
Store—one
who
is
willirfg
to
!
• JOHN H. MEANS.
and will be happy for a continuance of the same
attend to business closely, (and nooo other ]
By the Ge*entor:
salo by
Sept. 15
30
tf
need apply) may find a
JAS. PAOAN&CO. I BBKJ. PBEUV, Secretary of State.
to tho subscriber.
For tenns and farther informaUoo apply
38
tf I Oct. 6
*0
W
Sept. 29
the ubdcroco&l on ine"pnanise8.
1.
I 4 I I DC A'.
A' O
M II T
JAMES
8M
Tl*J .
Blue Stone, Bins Stone.
York District; Oct 8.
Another Scientific
r
p H E firm of CRAWFORD, MILLS & CO.,
Adamantine Oandlea.
X. hns been di-»olved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted by note or on the books oF tho 2 Q BOXES Adnmaotine Candles,
371 conts per poond,
concern, are requested to make settlement withI'INCHBACK'S
out delsy, as it is i^onded to close the business
T
Notice.
Removal,
Important to Dyspeptics.
PLANTATION FOR SALE
T
G
I
Notice
WANTED.
HOUSE & L O T
A Card,
For Sale.
E subscriber offers for Sale his House and
TilLot,
situated vffthin a half ntilo of Chester
Court House, on lite Road loading to Balon
A
Notice.
—
Largo stock at tho Chester Drag Store.
I. A. Rccdy.
37
tf
&#*<&
of the proprietoirof the f i a n t e m '
ton. have leased tho AMERICAN HOTEL, W O I t sale by tbo gallon pi))
Rouge. The lot ootltains two acres, nnd is imties at.^0 cents * *"' *
ndpbted to I
j Kin ( street, agd-wouW cM(ct(ilUyfS<4i«i» from *
Bacon, Bacon.
proved with a small frame dwelling and olher
Rives k Co. will tsko m^ice thst if th
1 tbeir frionds nnd tho traveling pnblic a portion
necessary out-houses. There is also on tho Accounts and Notes are not settled up by t h e " A A A 1'B8. Prime W c s t s A S H e * , josbVe- ; of theS.piuWnsge.' W e pledge ooMolris that
premises a good work-shop, suitable for a me l i t h November they will be placed in tho'bands f J V / v / v ocitcd and for sal*. Uw^at.,...-*-. | tlie guest of the Holel-will itcedve aocouimodaBta*e'«
Patent WW rroof
ol an officer for collection, without delay.
F I N C H B A q e S ; . , ..
JOHN ISKNHOWER.
WHITE. RIVES It CO
GroeerSjUare, 1
ttl'RSt.
Sept. 5-2
u ^ - d ^ W g
W
fWSt
fatmsb fitpttrtMirt.
why
M i
weed*
beeniae
(ire
v
< TAIXER PLEDGES,
Or the Fight about 8ally Spillman.
J n r ^ a t o f • . • g o n d - M t <of
Implement!,
with
"Ui»«e « » i l « .
doe« the f a n n e r in a
WKSM.
fiiuTOM.—-Hiding
renewed m v j the w a n t s of a
Cullmtior.
wlricli
How
frequently
lei»ure . honr,
needt
^
t h e i r in- f
n
!
thnr
E r t r y fiirm s K o n l d b o a s t ® t o o l h o u s e
with
between m e . a n d Je»ae S t o u t ;
il.
ble.
m e r o n s e v e n t y d o l l a r s , tlu-n s h e l o o k e d w i t h
T h e gnJ s p o n t a n e -
a h u n d r e d , s h e WHS s o p l e a s e d a t m y b u y i n g
ber.
hair w a s so u n c o m m o n straight.
u p t h e a f f e c t i o n in h e r , b y a n a m o z i u '
1 kinder edged into
lifereryniottef's
r N e r t • t o t h e . a'jssemminatinn of
tite Bible, t a l n a b l o a g r i c u l t u r a l
-take* its
rank.
I
the way.
knocked my
111 t e l l y o u
You
Froih t h e Southern Cultivator.
Ur,
Editor:
A s the lime b near at b s n d
when wo planters should be
preparing our
A* t h e w h e a t c r o p s h o u l d f o l l o w _ & f t c ' c o r n .
vaopii%j with 'raitfoad-speed t o perfect.-
MBMMT;
to
rmmsism
h»d»»o.
P«a» ; , b i H d o
Have
$ * l « 3 V ^ . ' f c
t . . r
M
W,.t
T
i
J
^ f
of
waro't
just
flower.
hreatti as s w e e
slick
model"; s h e d e s e r v e d t h e p i c k of a w h o l e
I f e r t f l f c i n * e f f e c t , o f (lie v , n . r e r a a . n l n g
;ation, a n d
I j u s t felt t h a t 1 w a s m a d e a
p u r p o s e lor h e r !
i > - n t i p l r . t h e w a n t s of m a n , t h a n t h e • i r c m
•
v . i
I k rci
L * ' S f e ^ . ' ,P | f o f r
f t r e d ^ M , look t
S«6 a n d
the yawn.
0
., r^,yfflL. W ^ T T
Sow dbwn
I plowing,
h
U
116
j
i r o
redeem the
r
P
t,^
termer
i a-y
grouud'iifloifeiiy:
A s r e g l l n l s .4 e t i m o
'
J
M e i I i
T h i s done,
»j,f
when
' ,
.bOoMhold
other interestio'
that *ho
„
" r r t i ' | d 0 B « d _ o o .tb.:.Wnd of Wheat,
i usually
a n d >( « r i g h t e n o u g h t h a t w o | t f e f t i b i ^ t t e A e m i d d r e ' o f N o v e m h e r ' ; a . f d
t h e m u p to i n . , g e n e r a t i o n a . j
t i p affectiOT
„,her
P*"'
,lul
k i n d
^
Red
fifieen
bushels per
P ri
. ° e i , ) I C * ° r ! " W P - ™c'gbing a b o u t 6 3 p o u n d , per bushel.
°
•ritirWf , - f t j j i r f M f ,
T f 7 r ^
f
i**"t0'
I
H
*
,,Ilon
I T ' " ^
b
e
v , n
P W -
Hno
K*t
Wo
;
caU upon
«widthf„,
9 1 «dnpt-
rtfnr
W i n 8
?'°
i<mm*
, b e
plan,
l
* « t
«H
this j
t
S $ $ ? " K P
n M n
and
l i p d
b
i p
W
"-
u
, f
r o m
n i | |
i „ . , ,
u
lhre(1
done
|100r
W 0
i n 8 U I 0
^
o
r
t
n
I
o f
,
g 0 i x
e r o p
e m
„
o[
W
Nothin'
and makin* J e s s jealous as a pet
pantcr.
flat
start
to
night,
Louisiane
my
that
I'd git
bar cub, and
he w a r t o give t h e m
both to Sally herself—
Diggins,)
five
To the caplivahn
Aliu
Sally
Your tender adorer, Sam Crowder,
Osage.
all
fat, be
of y o u r h o a r t
"hder ,bp,r ,hn,,"w
y ^ i W i i r l V a n e b c o r n a n d cottoa ns your
of a f f e c t i o n f r o m the S o u t h , to bind o u r open-
ndghhenk^WSt
; but
«te3Bl»^i»am[ri»»,<uAinetho
you
;
T c n
10
efl
I'cnces
pcl
6l^. thatyou
'"nd jtWduCe n
writer
FARXIKO.— !
ways—if
SAM
good!
[
CKOWDER.
I s t u d d y e d that not with contiriernble difficultv,
a n d w r i t it " i t i i
fanm.
j ond
E v e r y f a r m e r s h o u l d e e e d a i l y e v o r y nninlal he has, a n d inspect hifroonditinq. W e l k -
of
read the note !
Mny
be
it d i d ' n t
stir
u p t h e allovial b o t t o m nf his love for S a l l v —
the varmint's c»untenaiicc looked n s riled as
ly r i i i t s i a s w i t h s o . n o , s o o n r e s u l t i n w e a k l y | t h e b i d M i s s o u r i in a J u n e r i s e .
m u e h t ^ f f l a n o r f n g - , - a s fil)y
"ofea.rfoiiK'comnion-thiiinplaM.-withoal
animals.
• » d j r « * « M h is t h e , fact,"and t d a r r a n y
j
>.f coalt
gi„' .mart
A ' g o o d honsewife s h o u l d n o t be a p e r s o n ,
w
|,en
family tho
Crowder.
Sally and I a g . e e d
would
.Bouia n o .
of '(arming
i.
ortj
w ^ d , « o n n m y
provide
i m p l ^ m ,
Ih.
best
,o
ofj o u r
h
^
."r
'
C u
o f
«'«
B'®*")' W
low
""
a , o r
whole
-
\ '••fef^rrcd to in
:
the farmer
femil,
.
o
comfort
f
6r»in'
i. order.-Xf-
the N e w
England
o f his
I"i'lt, « h i o h
Farmer,
feet aboet every
b o n o , allies and
other
with chip
fertilizing
U|.on a i i i i e x s t i o u .
,
-
e on'„,
|
,me,,
i|,e jplectlon,
IW^TtMhWrepainlljy
"! I j r f e g g f
H e baa large crops of excellent
Coal
ciudora, iron
l e
superior man
A gply
lliree
*wr .wt tou*«
no pru
" Why, don't you
m p a n s .to b r i n g
charcoal dast,
is usually f o u n d a b o u t *
and
turn under
the
surface
SciKXTtnc
from
you
see," says Jess,
up on*, of his
the S o u t h to
nuss !
FEIDINO.—Cutting maolilnee.
which m i n c e finely the hay, turnips, lie., ia-
" he
nigger
know on."
E v e r y f a r m e r s h o u l d provide himself with
^ff^Jto^Hnixleniwti..
«nd t h e s e t o o , s h o u l d be of the m o s t i m p r o v e d
SJndt.'. ' O n e g r e a t r e a s o n
why
grrdeni
aro
l U * t n r . — T o c u r e a »or»
o u n s o i e i i c c — g o t o a p u nt o r w h o m y o u o w e
— « o b s n e s g l e i n his h a n d tin it sticks.
The
e f f e c t o n y o u r a e l f will b o m o s t c h e e r i n g , a n d
f i i j i i t n '•nstoiiitbing,'*
vore
with
I
SriLLMAN.
j
madness !
1 !
bl.iiiu-d J e s s Cor d o i u '
a l-ib!e
couldn't
oaih I'd spile
with
all h i s
Suudny
"ice as a stall fed
his,
enjoy a camp meeiin ,
a r c i d e n t l v fell i n w i t h J e
^uboiribcr.
• Sallv
ki
vear •
Public
gulls a'»out m
hai'it
Well, I s w e a r , ef she didn't believe him.
worth shucks ; and
ef you
he
of his nigjjcni.
I f t h e m t h a r ia nil h e ' s g o t t o oll»T, h o
d o n ' t lick
aiu't
him
outlier."
Rot dreamin' oi tSc row
told.
h i m a l o n g s i d e his s m e l l e r , a n d Went m l
all f o u r s , c a t a m o u n t f a s l i i o «,
T h e thin
n o w c o m e to w i n d i n u p p i " l - ~lhi*i fig!
. 10 g i n h e r
u p r a . y , 1 laii:
p o r t y l o n g sp^ll
I the w a y that J e s s
J kaleulated
! selves.
1 eould <
went to
upon
work
a pretty good
that he'd
chunk
Bank
a
fttiuk
1 h a d a l e c t l e t h e a d v a n t a g e <>l J . - s .
I lor h e d i d ' n t w a n t t n s p i l e h i s S u m l . n
Planter
fixm ,
W h e n l*d g r a b
his t r o u s e r s
Agencies, nt Chester C . I I .
of f i t Slate nf South Carolina,
H. C. B m w l e y , A g e n t .
j if Mechanx'*
Hunkof
South
\V. 0 . l l o n r y . A g e n t .
and gin
Commetctal
Dank of Columbia.
S.
M c L u r c & llarrie. Agenta.
him a stagger, which w a s generally followed
! b y his m n k i n me
fly
r o u n d like a
C
OlDcbs.
weasel—
Post mailer*
I'liMer C I
Hlack<"0% »» •
S^nr-A—
W h i l e vre w u r b a v i n a r i t e s m a i t Lime t o
i g « - t h e r , u a r y o n e o f its s e e d S a l l y r i d i n a l o n g ;
I d o w n tbe w a g o n track, lookin
Carolina,
Union Dank oj South Carolina,
John A. Bradley, A g e n t .
j \*hiio 1 d i t l n ' t c a r e a c u s s f » r t n v n h l b'>at
suit.
o u t f o r JOSH, !
I h u l s h e se«*d u s , h i t c h e d h e r b o s s a n d c l i m o d '
te» a s l u m p t o
see
the
C4tadsl«»r»).
W m Wjlk-r
.X) J K a n t
^ j h r n h 1 «.ruwc!S
^
.1 J
i*
at home, I w a s
h e held on
— 1 g r a p p l e d his n e w trousers a n d lore t h e m
like p a p e r ; h e w a ' s n t a g o i n ' t o let g o to kiver ]
his c o a t tails over
the
toeiv p l a c e , b u t S a l l y
hollered out a g i n —
varmint
fust, and
t h e n - I'll
mend 'em o p ?"
M a j o r - B r c n d ccyii.'
off
fcdd
I beard j
agjiin s u c h o d d s . A r t e r J e s s | i i r t h o b e a t s t y l e t h e i m r t r t will w a r r a n t , a n d
o n t h e m o s t r e a s o n a b l e t e r m s . H i s h o u s e is i n
let m e up, S a l l y l o o k e d a t m e a n d p u c k e r b d
t h e b u s i n e s s p a r t o f t h e t o w n , i s It r e e n n d c o m u p h e r m o u t h a a e f l s b e ' h a d l»een e a t i n u n r i p e
modious, a n d s u p p l i e d with e x p e r i e n c e d a n d attoqti»e (terraajs.
persimont—
Hfc Stables «re w e l l a n v n g e d and u u d e r Iho
" E n o u g h , " s e s s b e , •* w e l l , m a y I g t t Clio c a n f o f e x ' p e V l e n c e J H o s t t e ' r s .
hande.
—
Of all
1 just I moat
names we
b e o n e o f Uie
think that
moat
of
'Gun'
enplensauU
It
s a u n t e n x i in a a b e w a » j n s t p u t t i n ' u p a p i e - 1 m o s t b o s o v e r y t r y i n g t o o n e s t c m | i o r t o lie
n o i n y ' Y e l l e r g a l , ' a b o u t five y e a r * o l d .
little g a l b a d n o
mammy
i"bc
c o n t i n u a l l y a s k e d if y o u a r e t b o
l i v i n / ai<d l o o k e d ! g u t , . '
Bedoction i n the r a l c i of P o t t i s r !
the C h a r l o t t e & S. C. Rail Road. T h e T r a c t
c o n t a i n s 984 a c r e s , a b o u t 2 0 0 : of w h i c h a r *
r i s e r and c r e e k b o t t o m s , and a b o u t 600 woodland. w e l l t i m b e r o d . T h e p l a c e i s w e l l i m p r o v e d
wilb two story f r a m e dwelling, good out-build ' ings, Gin H o u s e . &c.
;
T h e plantation is a v e r y dosirable one, and t h e
' s u b s c r i b e r w o u l d bo p l n n a e d t h n t a n y o n e w i s h ing to p u r c h a s o would call aod e x a m i n e it.
D A V I D J. RICK
Oct. 8
41-tf
REIYIOVALT
'son
of
a
1
!
j
j
t
i
•
K»>r a r v one of t b e f o u r Rot*i««s....
Kornny two of t b e f o n r l t o > i e * l . . . .
For any thro® of th* f'»ar Hvriewa..
For all loo «.f I he K e r i e « a
F»rIttaekwooJ"a Magaxjne
F-«r Rlaokjrued & t h r e e Kirlew*
F - r R1 ck«*oodfiYoefour Heriei
:
MiJJ.TlHMS •
d soonntof t w . n t \ - f i v ^ p « r r e n t , f
•e- - I I I be alio- *
~
«pies of any ona «<
REDUCED POSTAGE.
>a*» on tbo-e Pvriodirali h a s , fcytbo tale
f d o c e d , OH tbe average, s h o p ! roaTV " r f *
ie 'ofl.twit.g a-p t h e pr<-seat r n t n , vis:
1 f ¥ M I E S u b s c r i b e r h a s m o v e d h i s S t o c k of D r y
*• G o o d s i n t o t h o N e w S t o r e R o o m n e x t d o o r
to M e s s r s . A G . P a g a n & C o . . a d j o i n i n g bis
, Grocery S t o r e n e a r t h e C o u r t Housa, w h e r e he
, will bo g l a d t o s e e his o l d c u s t o m e r s a n d t h e
p u b l i c g e n e r a l l y , a n d w i l l sbovr t h e m a s p r e t t y
' a n d as good a n a s s o r t m e n t , a t ns l o w p r i c e s , a s
i a n y o t h e r h o u s e in t h e u p c o u u t r y . G i v e m e a
' c a l l a n d s e e f o r y o u r s o h es.
D PINTHBACK.
C h e s t c r v i l l e . J u n o 16
24
tf
PUITEBS; Si MECfA
l ICS' HOTEL
r | 1 H E u n d e r s i g n e d harinfc taken c h a r g e o f t h e
House receutly occupied by WM. M . i c DoH.tn.and w h « h was f K m n n y y esr. known
a s a P u b l i c H o u s e , is noic!(blty. ^ S p a r e d t o a c cotnmodste
fightin
N o o O r l i n a tor p r e s e a t a f o r a g c r t f y o u ' r e fit f o r a n y t h i n g b u t t o b o t h e
S a l l y , t h o u g h t a boll o f r i b b o n , a p o c k e t f u l l ] f a t h e r of y a l l e r p l e d g e s . "
whe.
Impcrlnnl
Valuable River Lands for Sale.
Books! Books!! Eooks'.H
I s q u e e l e d " e a o u g h f ' rife o u t — i t w a r n t
huntin' through
the St. Lojiis Exshange,
. J A H r, (Wlms
fight out.
struggled, and c h a w e d m o a t , hut
n o use to
BLACKWOOIPS MAGAZINE.
PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
j i n s u l t d e c e n t wrliito g n l a I n nfTerii
for
DESIRABLE
LEONARD SOOTT k
_
p ; i K s u l m r r i b e r o{T%»rs for s a l e hin I ' l a n i a t i o n ,
N o . 5 4 tSoJd S t . f N. V . , T ;
1
c i i n t a i n i n g n i n e liun«lrc<l a n d s i x t y - c i g h i
Coul jiiue lu publish t b .• to^Pjwins ltrltl8lrPeri«»d»e«l#.
^ t » a ) n c r e s . siiuat*»d in Y o r k D i s t r i c t , on t h e w a t e r s «"f t h e S o u t h F o r k of F i s h i n g C r e e k .
Quarterly
Rerietc,
I Conserveti\el)
T h o l o c a t i o n is h e a l t h y a n d d e s i r a b l e . 1>eing The Lwlon
Revtetr, ( V V h i g . y , i.n t h e S a n d y R i v e r R o a d , l e a d i n g f r o m York t«» i The Kdmburgk
Review,
(Free Church.)
VP
C h e s t c r v i l l e ; t e n m i l e s S o u t h of Y o r k v i j l e . an«l i The Sorlh Hntnh
(Liberal.)
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t h e m . If h o s e l»o c o n n e c t e d , w a t e r c a n be c o n I v e y e d t o H a t h R o o m s . S t a b l e s , a n d a n y p l a c e •nay be oVaWied of Dr Hottghlon or h i t Agent*. «!*•rribing tho whole proetM of preparat i on, nnd g1« i r g
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
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d a y t h u r w u r to b e a c a m p t n e e i i n 1 d o w n
the
near Bar
The advantages nrc:
1st
T h e l i u l c difficnlry in g e t t i n g nt t h e
! viilves f o r repaif
All t h a i is r e q u i r e d t o r e p a i r
t h e m is a k n i f e , s c r c w . d r i v e r n n d l e a t h e r
s f t h e y ' d b u s t t h «r
w u r , b u t I c o u l d n ' t g i t it t h r o u g h t h e k i v e « i n '
pet 'bar c u b ' ocer to Sally,
1'ANTKR C a i c ,
Hoard. Aral \ l o *
t h e e n d , c a u to I k n e w t o m e c u s s e d l i e hn>l !
next
load of tobaccur, and other
at! t e n d e r n e s s !
ftmou.
14
t r y i n g R|| t h e l i m e t o
DIGESTIVE FLUID, OK
'IMIK SIMPLE
ARRANGEMENT. AND
".he g r e a t p o w e r a n d c a s e w i t h vrhich t h i s
P u m p works have given it a dccided preference
o * c r a n y t h i n g ol t h o k i n d n o w in use in t h e
\ I ' n i t e d S u i t e s ; unil in a l l p l a c e s w h e r e it lias
• b e e n i n t r o d u c e d , il is s u p e r s e d i n g t h e old m ^ • i h o d of r a i s i n g w a t e r
a s k e d J i m , a n d then
I n j y s all h o l l o r e d a s
Dr. J . S. H O F G f c T O N ' S
Guns,
'
said
heads.
with
that
w;«irmjHr-w» »kt u h» brought sxrj ,0prevont tMA
iWtMgfaWmrcM
«?!>•
Respectfully, yours,
"pon the aoifij asJmn.ftjl as t h .
t'»e
Castings,
Farnam's Hydraulic Force-Pump
AND FIRE ENGIE.
•' W h a t , - y o u a i n ' t g o i n i n f o r t e m p e r a n c e
c o u l d l»e m o r e
got a dsncin'
Sally, a n d e n d e d b y kis*ih' her
special di'ectibjis
l l agree
e #
p r o m i s e d t o be
him t h o f o l l o ^ i t i ' n o t o with the
feel w a r r a n t e d
p r e . p a r i n e m l d
Sam
m o r ' n that, she ain't
of the
,0
said
b a c k ; s o J g i t s m y n i g g e r J i m a n d g i v e s to .
so as to leave a s
o n
o n very g o o d land.
y m g
^
p l , n
| i a D l i n g
migrate :
G r p r g i
&
g ,0
k
p
p
are attempting to
Wt
l«
She
STIN'.SON. O "
pleased
" N o t n o w . I t h a n k y o u . J i m , " s e s I.
some
the n i g g e r
C o m m i s s i o n e r * of ( t o a d s .
to s a r v e
fei e r s in t h e
fired
o f h i s p l e d g - s ef t h e y w u r a ' l w h i t e .
p r e s e n t of
! q u a l i t y w i l l b e a r «IK.UI o n e b u a l . e l p e r a c - c .
farm o p o n l ^ o l d . s J r a f e h t r o w u p .-.nd-dow,,!
Ml
should
usual,
j e s t t o i i a v e a s o r t e r b i t c b o n h e r till
f u r r o w s o p e n as poasiWo. S o w a c c o r d q0,lity of t t e ,„nd
t h o
A „
c ,
is ver)- f , r | h u t v a r y , n c c o r d i . i g t o t l . o s t r e n g t h
ftWSr^^eglecf.
i
i o
, i J e
A ' f t t r n e f m Georgia
w w i n g ; this
„ v e r y s m a l l coutler,
i fa l o r o f love.
I will t a k e
g r a n t e d Cl.*t nil a r e s a t i r f e d u p o n t h e j
m a t t e r s of t a l k .
The
sumtliin'
pS-dge» too, are you V
groceries, and a f u r e I went I tho't I'd send a
! ' u n <he l a n d o f f i n r o ^ r s , o r l a n d s o f a p r o f .
•
t h e old
and
ef h e
a little, but
e d , a n d the old m a n ' s c r o p
d a y witl» a
.'"'pmper o r d e r , a n d
arrived f o r ^ n g , we
of
season, and
w a s thrivin' as
I v«ar a g o i n ' t o
* ">y ' " n d p r e p a r e d a s a l m v e s U t e U .
1
up to her,
amount
satisfying so 1 k e p t o n ,
May wheat, which
yields me from twelve to
up
w a r c o m m i n ' on a s quick a s c o n l d b e e x p e c t pretty considerate.
r ^ r f t i ' f i s t t w e i k . y e a r s , pfenteri n o
their country, as r e
probable
m a n ' s t o b a c c u r c r a p this
the
w i
spoke
a x e d h e r h o w s h e w a r , a n d if t h a t a i l i n '
w o u l d be tho
.
m u c h
'• W o n ' t v o u Ink*
nigger of her d a d d y ' s w a r improvin', what
r
,rhpmvW«^,
tho Osage,
who
I tlior't I'd try my h a n d at m a k i n ' oneasy;
« " ™k-bre.k- a n d
o f
up
feller's
so o n e night at a frolick, I sidled
lend is . w e t ^ h , , . ^ ^ . . ^
»
the
jdfasin' t o her.
K o o t m
h
"•beat, wbiob should' never be d o n i n v h e n tht
n t
'"™™
ber, a n d "pn«n a t
i s i n g o o d o r d e r far
«**' P "" " '
Missouri bottom, or
J e s s w a s b a n g i c ' a l l ^ r b e r , lookin* h o n e y a t
the sowing of the rotton
h d
pe
jng „ p the lands clese and deep.
a i e d o n e some- | | f , jt
„„((! j O U
much more
tbo
cast from twenty-
the earth
filllowing
^
1
;'' :; \ °:? j "«
^
broad
tfii'rty b u s h e l s c o t t o n s e e d p e r h e r e
this when
• -J W W S f *
""
l - ^ o U t p r f l u g b t to be treated !
A t t h e (Vollicks a r o u n d t h e c o u n t r y , d o w n
J
.
<
'»•:
' v bealetf to-prevent t h e m f r o m sprout-
e n
riled
J i m Belli, Hie g r o c e r y k e e p e r .
far
In m y o p i n i o n , the m o
l u b n G II <•!!!,
b o w i n ' a n d l o o k i n ' a t my little yaller gal.
6he «aa
»]•'inklin'
out
t h c r o f all h u m a n n a t u r w a r n t a n a t o m
J"?* bet.«poidio the end hy the
I
WOETDEE.
DYSPEPSIA !
th* «rsal Phj»ioIogic*l ChemUt, bjr J . S H O U G H ,
| T O N , M. D.,-Philadelphia, ft*.
i T h i s i« a iraly wouJerful rcmrdv foi J 0 K 3 E S I TION, DYSPEPSIA. .'AUNDICK. LlVfcft COMS u g a r a o d C o f f e e , M o l a s s e s & C h e e s e , " L A I N T . C O N S T I P A T I O N , and D E B I L I T Y , e o r iDclbod, by N a l a r e ' a o v a
Rice and Candles,
, i afascd ia w a f e r .
, w h i c h w o w i l l s o i l u s Low iia I h o l o w e s t f o r C n s h
! and Cash onlv
W . P . he H. F . B R O A C H .
|
March 04
12-tf
m y g i t t l h * b a c k , f u r Ih e y k e p t a g r i n n i n ' a n d
m e y«-nm
a
her—she stuck
light a s a p a n t h e r ' s and her
as a prairie
u
°
much
h i s b o s o m , a n d t h e n s u c h h a r — h e r st«*p wni
not suffer cattle o r a n y
, h i
W h o can j
at/git Ih wh,l l„i.
e y e s o n h e r , t o pee w h a t J e » -
woui«i m a k e a f e l l e r ' s b e a r t t r y t o g e t o u t a t
L e t the h o g s have t i m e to qat m o s t
fits.
s e t t l e m e n t se< m e d t o b e a l l
I s o t my
enough without cushin'—had
safe
little yallor gal,
himself with a g u f f a w , a s
war goiu' into
hiin o u t , s o I p a s s e d on.
too
i t i a n e c e s i a r y ' t h a t t h e c o m s h o u Sfeeg a t h e r e d off t h e l a n d a s e a r l y a s i t will b e
a Starr, looked at the
th»*n s p r e a d
a
HOUQHIOS; M'D..ID'U.
S C I E I J T m O
Q*zAT c u t s r o a
Shoe*.
I
A l l o f w h i c h w o a r e d e t e r m i n e d t o s e l l aa
| low a s t h e l o w e s t , lor C a x h , o r on t i m e to p u n c tual customers.
M " i f « MOK«AWO,
la-t I g'.t
ens,
all sorts of a g a l — t i i a r
•
At
daad«r-^-he was jealous as a hen withakiek.
a r t o r h e r like a w e a n e d y e a r l i u . '
m y p l a n o f p r r p a i r l n g ray l a n d t p l a n t i n g t h e
wheat, & r .
that g*l,
and
. Knhrator.
I m e t J e s s a t t h e l a n d i n g - h e g i n rite
thought that thar war lime e n o u g h
a close examination did'nt mnkc
I h a v e c o n c l u d e d to g i v e y o u r man^r r e a d e r s
Still, s a t i s f i e d w W t t l ^ ^ ^ e i f e r e a r t h l y s c i e n c e
see e r e r y time 1 c o m e u p from Lousweet,
on
I was e t e r n a l l y
feller could'nt g o n e a r h e r w i t h o u t riain' his
s a w i n b e r s o a m a a n ' e n t i c i u 1 a m i I a w a r , ef
land which we design sowing d o w n in wheat,
the
r.ilitieaja « F f S i p 6 r t i t h t t o tho p r o p e r devel.
pects.
ANOTHEB
Ready-Made Clothing,
| Crockory. Iron, Nails aod
|
Drugs. &c., & c .
al>out
h o m e , t i c k l e d all t o d e t i t h b y i m f a u . «• p r o : .
juice.
looldu' o r M
to Sail t h a t
had
strong
el they war g a l s at a hu»kin.
b o y s , s o sot y o u r s e l v e s a r o u n d
isiana. I found J e s s liangin1 round
timo as I
•inft* Hempbitl.
•»hn Ch »r|.§. . ..
my
i
. C!nkof
Court.
.Ordinary.
. Tax CoUrtlor.
. Coram V in Eqmty.
her
with
Hardware and Cutlery.
Boots and
H A T S of e v e r y variety—latest styles,
B O N N E T S o f o v e r y variety.
S A D D L E R Y and W h i p s .
U M B K E L L A S and P A R A S O L S .
:
i
'
j
D i s t r i c t Officer*.
w a k i n ' up h u g g i n ' a n d kissin' the pillows, as
In c o u r s e
Sally Spillman,
day
I g o t d r e a min' so
being married
but I wam't
with Jess.
a m i p a s s a l o n g t h a t com
Journal.
,
- m i n i * a n d - c a p a c i t y o f s o i l s In d i f f e r e n t I n .
fight
where they are never ( b a n d . — P e n m i f l m m
iu lie) t o o b t l f n f r o m t h e earth " food and
a scientiflo s t u d y o f
ap-
imp)
kalker-
I ' m s u m in a b a r fight,
Farm
wp'"
>*ctiy j
good
next
purchase?, and sucb a
m e n t s a n k e p t c a r e f u l l y p r e s e r v e d , a n d 01
knowledge
t a k e it t h a t t h e e n d a n d
:J«n
o f t h e f a r m where
up h o m e
in J e * * e , b u t ( b a t
n o w h a r in t h a t ,
p r e d a t e d o n l y by a c o m p a r i s o n b e t w e e n the
condition
S h e w a s a n i c e little c r i t t e r , but
I started
h e r likiii', a n d ' g b n to s p e c k e r l a t e on t h r o w
fight
F i r u ^fttarda j* in
N o sooner did the M a j o r d r o p tbo ham-
piled
a n d c o n n i d o r a b l o a m o n g panihrrs,
a r f t t b e C n i n o t y t h o u s a n d i a A t e d lishit; a n d t h e a d v a n t a g e s ^ P l t
tamaa
ously h a n k e r e d a r t e r Jesse, and besides, he'd
i m t s o a t a i n y o u r t l f o r t s t o i m p r o v e S o u t h e r n • c a r r i e d n u t , w o u l d in
^'constant reader o f t h e
trem-
did
na-
I n t i o M a l l t o MIters.
~
m y voicifrfc a n d I c o u l d s e e lier e y e l i d s
a s c r e a m e r , bjr t h u n d e r ! a n d e f I
Sn, i t w a r n t i n t h e c o u r s e o f
A n d c a n i t b e p o s s i b l e t h a t G e o r g i a n s .will i A s y s t e m a t i c a r r a n g e m e n t o f f h f t *m<f, fnlTv
a short t l n ^ ^ e e n i m
it
war
l o n g s p e l l of c o o r t i u ' .
and
proper place
done
fight
" l 8 S 2 " " y ' J - tS.
C l e r k ' s OfBco of t h e Diitrict Coort for tbe E*st c r n D i s t r i c t of P e a n s y l r a D l a ]
New Spring Goods.
G e n t l e m o n s ' a n d L a d i o s ' D r e s s G o o d s of o » e r y
gin
tur to d o any h o w else.
«n
| a r r a n g e d , t h a t every implement ehould have
w i t h c h o i c e r r e q u i r e e v e r y t h i n g no h e i n (ta
1 thort
w h a t a s l i c k p r e s e n t she'd be to t e n d the child r e n , "so I s u n g o u t s e v e n t y d o l l a r s ; s h e k n e w
i a n d p l a n t e r s , i n . j r i p l e n-itb t h o m a i l e r n h n u f d b e t o - s e e
; (hem
f e l l e r h e r o bid
I t a i n ' t n n t a r a l f o r a f e l l e r t o fcet? o f h i t
t m o n t h l y v i ( H > to A o n . j i t s p r o p e r p l a c e a s s i g n e d f t . atirf a f i x e d p r i n .
» a u d e x p e r i t n e n t a l f a r m i n g . k a a l o o n as the w o r k m e n aro
Some cotton
j
H H H E s u b s c r f b c r s fiove j u s t r e c e i v e d a n d a r e
*
n o w o p e n i n g a t R o c k Hill Depot, on the
I C h a r l o t t e & S . 0 . R a i l R o a d , a l a r g e a n d fine
I s e l e c t i o n ol F o r e i g n a n d D o m e s t i c vioodn, s u i t able to t h e S p r i o g T r a d e .
or cotton planter, and the ciitter seemed glad
t h a t I w a rn ' t -
| M l CIEAPEfi! I CHEAPEST 11!
l E
w h o w a s a b i d d e n ' ; I d i d n ' t l o o k like a sitjpir
gittiii' l i c k e d , b u t I m u t t tell y o u a b o u t that
g e n e r a f l j , t h a t f a h n n d r e d o t h e r t h i n g * w h i c h s h o u l d be" nt-
39S-
w h e n s h e seed
new
f t K t l } j e a » A « o f t h e C W - 1 t e n d e d t o , h o t i m not w f i E f n r r a e f c . .
S S s r t w f , and
op
sixty'dollars, and she wilted d o w n -
observe
IM-U'D t o c o n g r a t u l a t e y o u n o d ' t h e p l a n t e r s j t h n t a f a v o r i t e f r u i t t r e e s h n n l d h e h o d d e d . o r
the
CHESTER DISTRCT
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
brightened
trimming*
favorite tree—thnt It
I' pruning—that hit hedge
s o r t e r s i c k l y , so n o b o d y s e e m e d a n x i o u s to
g i t be#.'* I h o l l o w e d fifty d o l l a r s , a n d t h e little c r e a t u r e
b u t ran
DROVERS
c a n b e a c c o m m o d a t e t t w i t l L C o n v e n i e n t Iota, a n d
with e v e r y t b i n j n e c e s s a r y for t h e i r stock, on
reasonable terms.
HENRY LETSON.
Jan. 7
1-tf
CASTOR
OIL.
500 M . •< c e e u per ^ o a r .
tolore. to *cc« ir|r.g the » b / k a by mail, and t
iog tboir aocedy.
a a d ' r a g u l a r delivery.
R > H .-miitanoa* and flomoimoiileaflnnssbi
irava addreaicd p""t paid. In l b ' P a b l i « h e n .
*
Cruisers Own Book, U u r d e r s a n d
D a r i n g Outrages. California a n d Oregon, Poptt
lar Vegetable P h y aiology, A m e r i c a n Gardiner,
T a l e a o f *8error. T h e L o r g n e t t e , - R e v e r i e * o f a
Bachelor, Combe's Physiology. Soyer's M o d e r n
H o u s e w i f e . L i f e of L o r d J ^ f f r a y , L e g i s l a t i v e
G u i d e . J e f f e r s o n ' s M a n u e l , - S i d n e y QB G o v e r n m e n t , B a n c r o f t ' s ' l i s t , of U n i t e d StStes, M i e r
E x p e d i t i o n . R a m b l e s in Y u c a t a n . A m e r i c a n ip
E p y p t . Expedition to the Dead Sea. S a n t a Fe,
Now M e x i o o e n d the N a v a j o conntrjf.
A L S O — A l a r g e l o t o f Colored Engravings
a n d Wrapping
paper, just r e c e i v e d a n d
For sale by
JNO. McKKE.
Aug
I
30
tf
IEONARD
SCOTT It CO..
b a r e ©e« fbr a a l e . tbo •• F A R M E R ' S ' G U I D E . ' ' b o
Henry:S»epheta of E d U b o r g b . a n d P i of. Norton of
Vale College. Sew U e r e a , o«»mpleteln T rah royal
ootare. eontalntng '»X>-pa*e». U steal a n d 600 wood
oo|fr«T.nga. lVIre in m o s l l a b i n d i n g . $$; i s p a p e r
Notice.
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ir. t h o h . n t l . b f J . X W i n i m t o o . 1
l e c t i o n . T h O y wHI e f f o n h i m > n « ' i M k e p i t .
m « n t w i t h o u t dcloy. o j M> l o n g e r l u l l l l n n
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