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7 HAVE thought proper to decline the
II Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will Please close their
accounts by bond or otter Use, as no dis
cretion With me can be exercised after
few days.
w. SHIELDS, .3genf
for H. ModerreA.
January IS Os~
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Extraordinary Sagaei,y 81 Rats
We have read and heard Of numerous
and striking instances Of the ssgac'ty oil
rats: hui We d. no, remember any more
extr .osIlnary Than the Ioll"~in ing. which
has been communicated TO Us BY sen-
,leman cnnnec,ed with the PEEK Forrest
Canal Company. The w"rkneu oi the
Girls, Quarrr. al Bugssorih. which be-
longs TO The canal company, have = horn
in ., hlch hey keep oIl t'r the 'xles oi
her wagons. &c. whsch they had been
in the habit Of placing III the ground IN
an upright pnsiiion. T" their very great
surpnse. they have several tines recently
found the horn filled to The brm With We
ry small sthnes. and nearly Ihr whole Ut
the oil goae. This circumstance puzzled
them exceedingly; aud III order 10 disco
YER ~ way in which the oil had been
extracted. they placed The horn Contain
ing qusarts Of o,l, "a It's did PosItlon'
and covered the ground about u With We
nv sof. clsy. The next morning. they
fousSi AS before. thai The horn had bern
filed with stoves: the oil was gone: and
the ri.y Vas covered with lmpresslon'
evidently from the fee II rats.
Manchester Paper.
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Tailoring Business.


$50
REMOVAL.
MIR. Levin Carmichael has
W removed his establishment % the
building once orc pied by David lar
brough. esg. - Try hoods store. and
rerently hr Ilr. Norn God, = norioi's
shop. lie void take this occasion %
rrIurn his IhanAs 10 shr ma j frlenas aho
have ne Iowe.i their patronage upon him,
and earnestly sOlicils Ihrm 10 give him .
call a his neE stand.
the --latest Fashions vii he
rerularl, received fom Nes YORK. bsl-
tinaie. and PhiladelPtiai anc ne has ex-
reilenl NJ hem HOrknnen 70 rSs cnie -
work E.,sry a, niiOn vii he pair 70
his work. nd n effort Nill b spared %
please sis psirrns. tie nanen himself
iha he sss GENERALLY succse'se'i IN max
.ng his Noss IL; ms he lhWks he 6 IN
SURE q 10 he as well executed As any ID
the SOc,beTn country.
sea - u-=ea
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Notice.
Notice.

1T is hoped that Edi." dshird 10 tho firm
j of HUNT G TON T. LYNCH Up to the
let of OctuhsI 1887. vi cal 90 SETTLE then
accounts anh III, cubs nteT lmm' distel,. as
such . settlement 10 sb,U.uie'y Necessary 10
the adjustment of their 9 ffsus Ihops this no
ticI will not be dIst.ra3~r5
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 2s s3-
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EXCERPTS
ENrEhPIN
from ne ;. GloaEmaktr. o. Sayings Gad
Daings IF Samnsl siek."

= ~ -
fsm ne 0oeEmaker. o. Saqings and
Doiags II Saaisd shek-"
Scesssy il smashing llke barrel Of
pork. TIE meal hats % ne s0p :
sometimes not % good . thai that's lee
tleIower dosn; The upper and loser ends
are plaguy spl % have . little faint IN en-,
bar The middle 10 always good.
ia man don't hoe his corn. and he
don'l get . crop. he says lis I'll owlng 10
die hsnk. and if Ne runs into debt and y
sued. ~hy be says The Ia~ysr are curse
% the country.
We can do wilhous any article Of lux
ury we've never had. bu.. when once OBJ
hiaed, il 10 mol in human mater 20 surren-
der voluntarily. -
When fsller i 100 lazy 10 work. ne
paints his name over bis door, and calls
Il tavern, and as like - nni he makes
she whole neighbOrhoOd ss lazy % him
self.
When I see child. | always feel safe
with these women folks: for have al
ways found Ina, the road 10 somsns
hearl 3 through her child.
Never cell folks you can 90 ahead OF
'sm, but do n: Il spares great deal Of
talk. and helps them 10 save their breath
10 cool their broth.
Poli.ics makes man - crooked . .
pack does pedlsr: not thai they are ."
awful heavy neither. hu: il fearhes man
20 sf0op in the long run.
There's plaguy sight ofruih IN them
are old psovsrbs. They are desulled isets
steamed down N an essence. They are
like portable soup. an amszin deal o'mas-
ter m q small compass. They are true
as plumb line. and - SHIRT and sweet
40 sugar candy. @e. =. u
When ysu've too many irons in the
are, some On 'sm will &c, stape cold, and
fo,het ones will &c, burnt, and so they'll
never do no good m nssur.
Naw's he time 10 larn, when you are
xouny. Store yuur mind well. and the
fragrance will remain long srier the rose
has shed lis leaves. The otter ct rose 70
stronger than the rose. and Plsguy sight
more valuable.
Na.ur >. aaiur, wherever son md it,
inrass or in kings rubes-where The but
Ter IS spread with the thumb. as well az
with silver knife.
All iniks that grow up. right Cd, Ike
mushr ,om. IN one night. are apt 10 think
a., -o,.lt her of themselves,
NolhIn sets up woman's spunk Ike
calm he ugly--she gIls her back right up
likp Cal when strange dog comes neat
her: she's all e, es, claws and brisiles.
Make farmer Of him. and YOU will
have the satisfaction II seeing him an li"-
nest. independent, and respectable mem
Der II soclsty--mhre honest than traders
more mdependen, Than professional men
aud mure respectable Than either.
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

81. c.u..ot D. nappJ. lnlS was Adams
s.ae after eating the forbidden fruit. The
d pie above named was not hapPy.-lle
mad gone away from verlant fields, and
balmy air, and pure and radiant skies, TO-
ward the gloomy, frozen zone. The pray.
er meeting was a kind of "Adam where
art thou ?' which told the tale Of distance
from his Maker.
We wonder if it was a-.tashion among
good men of old to decline prayer, as many
now do when they arc called upon. We
have thought Of the good old jacob, how it
would seem to see him begging to be ex.
cused from prayer; and 10 hear Jeremiah
saw" pass me if you please )" and to find
out that Peter stayed away from prayer
meeting in fear, lest he should be called
UPON to pray. We feel rebukcd, however,
a. the attempt to have such fances about
such good men. We feel ashamed to cut
out such coats, and at trying to see how
lbey would look on those venerable saints.
Reader, you had better love the prayer
meeting. Do not grudgc the time. The
Lord loves cheerful praying as much as he
does cheerful giving. Keep so near Mount
Zon, that it will be the easiest thing in the
world, and the most pleasant to 90 up into
it and commune with God. Never say 1t
is enough to pray to God in secret. THIS
klnd of prayer is well; but social prayer
stands on the same authority. Love them
both, and they will help each other Ifyou
feel at any time dull and iediffsrent aboatthe
pray meeting, 60 for that very reason.
We have known icy hearts melted there
heavy hearts unburihened there, and they
that went in let!ers come back as on the
wings of eagles. Beware Of the guilt and
danger of ever saying or thinking, 1t is
only prayer meeting ?'..-- Bost. Recorder
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
POETRY.
sEvTON. SPARE THAT GRAVE.

W-hii. sciournns, a few years ago. IN
,aat little village in New Eng g!and, | VISITED
m, evening, the hur:al-p!aCe OF Its deac'
which lay near the church, and was filled with
..nany q mouldering heap" and the humble
memorials of those who had left the warn
nrec;ncts OF the cheerful day. A fine Babylo'
man willow waved its dropping branches over
aR' humble grave, which seemed to nave oceh
long tenanted and neglected. The ssAto.l'
WITH his mattock and spade, was prepar.ng ~
excavate a last resting place for one WIZ 'pu au
Ius, departed this life, and appeared 70 oe
ready to reopen the grave to whicn nav
alluded, when a gentleman OF PrePossess'l's
annearance, and advanced IN years. came up
to rbe sexton, and desired HIM to seek some
other SPOT, as the grave he was about 70 Vio-
,,,e contained the loved remains of his mother
and son, beautiful boy, who had died IN his
six.b wear, about twenty years before. This
incident suggested the following lines:
Sexton spare that grave,
Touch not single clod
There let the wild grass wave
Forever Der that sod.
Sexton! my Mother sleeps
In that neglected spot;
The willow DER it weeps;
l pray thee touch it not.
Twas my lov'd Fathers hand
That PLACID it near her grave;
Then, sexton, let it stand,
And long In sadness wave.
Long years have pass'd away,
B: gloom and care Oppressed,
Since that dark, cherries day
When she was laid to rest.
For she who sooth'd my woes,
And lul'd my cares to sleep,
Shall still in peace repose,
Tho am left to weep.
And there my beauteous boy,
Whose pale and noble brow
Once glow'd with love and joy.
There, too, repoSes now.
His dust has mingled long
With hers he loved SO well,
Whose evening prayer and song
Could each young care dispel.
Sexton, love the spot,
And that old willow tree;
Your spade shall harm 1t not,
No, harm'd it must not be.
Nat. lnteligencer.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

10 ,,.. B;bc as" uaLigcM in 6u"acSS. -
Grace means ecoaomy says another; ma
he grows inlo miSer. Grace means lb-
sraii,v, says another. So lie neslects his
lam ly, and wrongs hts creditors, to place
his name nigh on the list of donors Grace
means action, cries another so, without
acknowledging Cots supremacy or his own
dependence, he attempts to fly away on the
wings of his own vanity and thus, instead
Of growing in grace, professed believers
grow in nothing but delorm!ty. They Tor
get that grace does no: mean any one trait
cf charactet, or point ofpractice, buta con.
stelation of moral excelcncieS-a body
compacted by that which every joint sup
plieth, building fhy framed together ,
1t is also to be observed that the duty OF
growing in grace supposes that men spir''
tualIy, as well as naturally, are not born IN
full maturity. In accordance with this
view, Paul speaks Of babes in Christ, and
of those whom he had fed with milk and
no, with meat, because theiatter they were
not able to bear. Evidently, experimental
pieiy, in the time orChrist and his apostles,
was matter of small beginning and ofregg-
ular increase through life. So that the ex.
hortatiou was then seasonable and aPpro'
pirate, " gro,c in grace.
1t strikes US that the religious experience
of thes, dpys, is peculiar in two respects +;
viz, first, large proportion of those that
are supposed to be spiritually born, are, IN
their own estimation, born in full maturity.
There is no room for them to grow. Their
knowledge, their confidence, their conse-
qucncc, their airs, their assumptions, are
those of mature age, and even more than
the mature age of former generations. The
fathers and mothers in Israel arc cast into
the shade, and suffer to:al eclipse BY the'I
superior endewmcn!s.
OF course, the exhortatons on which we
have been rcmarking can have no appl;ca-
ton TO them. Strong meat is their faVor"c
alimcnt, from their first breath, and even
the L" strong meat," ofPaul is mere grue'
to their digestive powers. They must
make it still stronger by appendages OF hu~
man wisdom.
| Another peculiarly Of modern eSper''
ence, is. that when it is capable ofgrow'ng
essays to grow, the increase is all in one
thing, and consequently we find many dis
tor,ed Christians. One has a great arm
another great tongue. while the rest OF the
bo ly is dwar!is;l, or 'ntantlne.
And We may adj, what, if we arc not
greatly mistaken. is nc fact, that the in.
crease Of the church. both collectively and
in I,er individual members, is estimated
more on the principe OF accumulation than
OF fifty framing ,oge her. But accumulation
be it Remembered, is not grow,h.-A pile
of incohcrcut materials. ever so great, will
not M Ike an editice; promiscuous as
sembiagc of flesh and bones will not mike
a maA.-No moro can growth in grace
consisi Of enormnies or ultrdismS. Nor
can curch be built up, or grow into an
holy temple i'll the Lord by an accumula>
lion of such eno,mities and ultraisms.
Northern Watchman.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05
RESULTS OF UNITARlANlSM At HARVARD UN'

RESULTS OF UNlTARlANlSM At HARVARD UN.
IvERsITY.
Professor Henry Ware, Jr. of this Uni
yersy has recently preached and published
at the request Of the members Of the Divn'
ity School, Sermon entitled The Person.
ality Of the Deity
We believe that this discourse originated
in the fact that the German panthelstlcal
scheme Of Fichte has been embraced by
some, who were connected with the UNI
versly if not with the Divinity School. Ac~
cording 10 the dogmas ofthat scheme, the
sum total Of all that exists in God, every
object immaterial Gf there is any thing,
which is immateriaD is part Of the Deity,
10 short the cd Epicurean creed which al.
lowed TO the Deity an existence separate
and distinct from matter, but which at the
same time denied to the Deity any creative
power or moral government over the uni
verse--was quite orthodox when compared
with the system ofFichte. We had hitherto
supposed that there was too much Of that
qualify, plain common sence, in our coun-
,rymen ever to allow them TO plunge into
the botomless deep Of German Neology,
but it seems We were mistaken, an | it has
become necessary 10 prove to them that Je.
hovah has any personality, or lnplan Eng
lish, that there is any other God, except ma.
ture or the assemblage Of things which ex.
St.
What an awful warning is furnished US
IN such fact, that no amount of talent, no
cultivation of intellect affords the slightest
guarantee, that any who wanders from The
faith once delivered to the saints, may not
land at last on the dreary coasts Of Atheism.
where
Life dies, death lives, and nature breeds
perverse
All monstrous, all prodigious ihings?'
Gospel Witness.
MORE STILL ABOUT THE PRAYER MEETING.
The disciple declined going: He heard
the bell. He saw others on their way. He
had no special engagement. There was
some agitation in his mind on the subect,
for,he suggestion, that he ought to 90,
would keep knocking at the door of his
heart. But he rebuked It as we'll as he was
able, and was not found in the house of
Of prayer.
lie had reason for this neglect. lie
thought ifhe went, it was not unlikely he
should be called on to take part in the
meeting. He had plunged Gecply into the
world, and had not much heart Tor prayer.
With his cold affections, and a mind so dis
tant from God, it would have been a trial
for him to lead the devotions ofthe assem-
bly,, and therefore he would not 60.
Then he had mol heart for prayer? No;
he did not wish to meet God. Praying is
with God And 1.-The did not wish |
to meet God, would he like 10 have God
meet him? No, that he would not. 1t is
terrible for God to meet him.
BIZ. mini IN such an attitude towards
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-05

HEAR IN slMPRlclTY OF MrND,....The
doctrines of the gospel are repeated unto
babes. Come, then. with disposition to
be taught. Really to be made wise unto
salvation. Come to hear with singleness
ofheart earnestly desiring TO know and do
the will OF G q. The word viii be prof.a.
Bile TO the simple-minded and the sincere
Christian. As new born ba5es desire the
sincere milk O fthe work. pet Ii. 2. En-
cept 81 be converted, and become as Ltllr
chipten, ye cannot enter the kingdom Of
hstoen. Matt. xvii ;3. The wayaring
,san, land whose whole aim is single and
sincere, looking only to arrive at The end
of his journey,) though a fool, shall not err
therein. Your simple object in hearing
should bet have your errors and mistakes
detected, your ignorance removed, your
sins put away, the will Of God discovered
% YOU, ulI holiness promoted in you, and,
your soul blessed with all spiritual blessings
n the use Of those means which God has
!ppointcd for conveying them. o that we
nay al! desire to receive the word with the
anne simplicity that VIC desire our daily
meals, and have as earnest and keen an
ppetile for spiritual food, as hungry man
as 'Hr the food of'',e body!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-19
Genes unb 9Iansenbes -. =.
@tobllBmsnt In WlaBillen Gbio.
..l.. ,MtfIIer s. S4arGnIIp

tenatbridten lire ia6[reioben Grt,lnee
lEsA ~ nt1o Elm libera(es Qutiltun ilterbolrt,
lESN - baB fe cine partarrf1aft In Sanceiss
sssslssset sssetdbaftrn 8etitpet, UNI 1ib NIT tinsm
Scrratb fur lebe SabresSeit faBenDer Gater pers
ltben bafen. Sarunter ttnp: lEq9. s5z i. e,,a, =.
fhparit, bIaue, crime, n,atslfeerfartette, trauue
apelaiofertne, tapet rtlp fabl8cmiftte ppr,aslise
Sns9tr. Gtnfaders Senufbter uiiD setplrfelter Ras
Binir. 29attinet jeber Nrt. lilet, ptterfeba,n ue
8drta6er, fur okerr6ets fbidlib. 2peise, ari,ie,
rctbe ttnb gtlte SianntlIe. Crime, ftbtparic u,tb
Eraune 3ttsenbaars 0anltts Canton Siaaitce alltr
Sarfett grilner Sries utp Bais. Gn9lifebe H. frars
3piIfebt unp i9urirte Oierinrs Crime, farlasb uno
arimlc Wtrcens, eetleidte tltb traune 3euse, DIR.
dtffrr {ifinss. s, q 4nnp 8itrtcl Qn,critantfdbs,
fran5Sftfhe tnp ttsIifAe srbrutte 2euse. Gprifebe
stin,panb tnb leinerc xifbtil6er Sebnrr 1inb Iat.
~ 0elret MStcl unp 8 dbitr3cntu9, sctlei6tc unp
eraane Drills, 28efen3ease alcr 2rt bee II. runte
Vln8banst Scmtaflnunb 8rmtafet famar3erer
o Nhinc, fsirirteunb fartiSes Seioen,cus, 9cnntt
anper unS trimmings, f8urirtc ii. cinfa6e Cams
trtds, DO Sptincttst 3pirnc itnb Eautpplt,e SaeeS
unp Ginfabttnsen, pcrf(tbe bamls ,tnb Iti6er,
Otcrinp, 1bitchprllnt uno Ieutfebe %. stctbc anp
f6par5c Dlerinc @la,pls unp IuAer, .6alstince,,,
arasrn unp 9rrbcnben, serernt -eanbf9uD unp
Dlttttns, sabirs 5anpfbub alIer Art, ,e.
-.% 5erner Gin srpbes aSrrmei,t
@roberepen unb eeiitieer @etr6nfe,
ane,s nnp 8las .2Baarc, Srblen. nnb Oterleptr.-
Die Aufmerfianteit Qler irirp III Intrrud scnp,ns
men, bic rprjhsli6e 2Baaren 3u rprbteiIen prcifen
ptrlan8en; inecm man flnbcn pirb, raB bic 8iter
ttt eem lteten SrnDabr tsreutsnb pObciler 8tsppr.
renfinb. p, :, &, Z. --'e EG1.a.- - H.. ,ss
GJSas publifun fpito tr[6t, au3urufrn unb
81 tntertltbtr. AM nrucn ,tadfeintrnet G,rtaurt,
meIdcs an rer 0ttfttc res Canals It6Bt an bcr frs
li6en @citc brr WaintfraBe, gum 3ttGtn ron
Wtuer i,0 W c@nuy.
WlaEillrn, SIlp l3. -l-- kp = - =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-19
SelsIlItofts. 6anDlnua.
SeutiIres Uailbaus
IN G;uri,g1,tfi

am Mittslmarft:, trper 5tsn @tra6s, (;mfben Staes
anp 9ine SfraBsn.) 9erGneestenanats e,rpfiebts
fstn GatfDaus psr 9unit itrr sa,trsttutc, brn CT
pftrb pper init Subrwcfcu aif eic tsaucn,tft QSctf
fo8iren fam. Sein -oalls anp feine Staluns fnt
s9cran,niS eine S6ente unp fein Ltfdb init rem
Beifcn pcrfeDsn tpas Der artt partictst llnr rinl
Bsbanrluns uno Nednunsen 70, raB sepSbnli6 rie
meber ttp inn 3ufrre6en, Die einnlal tep inn rinses
febrt batten. QScr bic 9,rote init ans MAIDEN pili
itfbcr;li9 ptlttctnnlen. , .5.. + t4.s 4, n
a 4s 9apib pfiftertr. Z
Cincinnati, Olart 80. 1888. # 6Ditq.ys 4
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