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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24
i.wHAT O'CLOCK N iTr

Nhsn ! ass : ysung lad. M "a
iher one DAY csllrd me 10 him. that
he might iearh me 70 know shal
o'ci0ek IL sss. lie taId me lhe nss
u The minute Eager and the haur
hand. and drscaibsd 20 mr. thr 6garrs
On the diaiplair. mill | was pretty
perfect m my part.
M soansr ASS | qaile master III
Ibis additional knaNlrdgr, Than sri
OF scsmprring % Join my compaHi-
ans In q game of marbles; bui M
fathtr called me back again. Sup.
William. said he. "A have somfihiag
mare % tell you.'
Beck again | sent. wandering
xhaI else | had gnt ~ learn. fsr !
thought l knew I'll about the ciolk.
qulis as xeil ~ my father did.
.Wlllism.' said he,' | have taught
,au 20 know The time 81 dog. mast
teach Jon 10 fad out The time " s"ur
illr.'
All this VAS arrange 20 mr. - |
waited imp,,ienIiy I. hear ho~ N,
father would explain II. F.r I wanted
sadly 10 q 20 my marbles.
The Bible said hr. .drscr,bes
The years af man 10 be thrrcscurs
and len. .r lourscure years. Now,
hfs II very uncrriaiu. aud ,ou may
NIL live single day ionger; but. II We
divide the faurscare years Of 90 old
mans life into tselse parts, like the
dial Of Q clock. il will a!iaa almost
ssssn years lar every 6gurr. When
boy il seven years old. then IL Is
"ne o'ciock Of This iif-; and this IL the
case With you. When you arrive
al fourteen yesrs. 10 will be tao
o'clock sith yau, and whrn al twsn'
ty.ons years. IL will be three o.. i@ X
Of twenty Eight. II will be faur
aclnrk; al thiriy-fiye /; will be fv'
otiark; al forly-tao. II will be sl,
o'clock; al fariy. nine u will be SEA- ca
CLOCK, should Il please Gai 10 spare
jour life. In this manner yna may
always know the time ur YOUR life.
and looking at the clark may perhaps
remind .ou Of IL. My grea, grand.
father, accounting 10 hi. calculation.
died az twelve o'clock. my graadia.
Their AZ eleven. aud my father a, ten.
At what hour you or I shalt die.
wifiam. is aniy knosn 1" Him o.
whom ell things arc kna~n.'
Never. since then. have 1 heard thr
inquiry. What o'tisck is it, nar
do ! think that | have even iunked
At the face "f a clock. without being
reminded Vi the wards "f my farther.
u. s. Gaxeiis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

A NOVEL 0RCHEsrRA.-ln the
Theatre Saionn al s.. Louis they are
exhibiting . msmmath skeleton, and
Tue band ni music engaged Tor The nc
casiDa " Stationed 90 the interior ul
The skeleton. rncioscd by its ribs, Be
In; the m 'st cum nodi ,us place in III
eatouu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

iTmE OLD TuREE.srRiNGED FIDDLE.
A correspondent OF the Enquirer
writes from New York On the 9Th
instant, that T." oil is lost"
Upon this AIR. Richie flaps his
viags and cross:
"All is not losi-We hsves.sedour
houur-ae have saved Virgins. We
have saved the citadel. We have
saved the fsg Of the Republican
party"
Dir. Ri,chis's exuitation oil having
saved Virginia by some Two or three
hundred votes, reminds 10 of an anec
date We have heard of . half wittrd
brother Of Mr.. jefferson. Mr.. Jeffer-
sun. We have ben told. bad . hoass
burnt many years s5o. lie had
LIVING with him oil the time . simple.
eccentric brother who owned al old
fiddle With three strings, TO which he
ss very much attached. As soon
rs the fire was discovered, all hands
went 10 work 20 save the furniture.
except his brother. lie ran in, 90
cured his oid fiddle, and ssnre that
the house aud every thing else might
bnrn aud be id. He had saved
hls fiddle. which VAS all he cared for.'
So II Is With Mr.. RItchis. lie has
saved Virgins, and IL 10 worth about
~ much 10 him 10 the present con'est.
/. Was the old l rsr-stinged fddle.
Char. .7du.
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hs srssuliOn 81 Deeds o.

f,,uds Ia he sEssuliOn II Deeds o.
T'Fasl.
Amsssags vas received fEam the -
rsgs transmitting he FrPaEi a The jain
.rlrss rsmmilltr % public BaildlRgs. and
nropas,ag that il b psfnssd: eoaruaed IL.
TIE Bill - expedite legal process. @as
rad ne ,l,ird lins passed and ordered %
be s.lrglisf.
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Look at this.

| HE person who borrowed one nv
BOOTS. will .confer favor by re-
turning it. lfno,. call al The Store of ].
Webb. jr., e. Co. and take The other. rs
dislike 10 wear one al a time.
So CYRUS ID. REEVES.
els st.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
The states Vi New Hampshire.
Connecticut. Vermunt, and Rhuie
Island. will each lose . representa-
tive, n u is- agreed that sixty thou
ssad SHALT be the basis of representa-
Hva,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

- Tie absence Of The editor viii
seeaaei Tor III Inaccuracies. &c. in The
Recorder Of last week. and Tor 4 few
weeks % zone.
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Wanteti,.

In exchange Cor Dry Goeds-BEEs.
l. WAX, rALLOW, FEATHERS,
and FLAySEED.
JAMES VERB. Jr. & 60.
December i6 81
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" "a n B HE

On "Wednesday essnlr the Is.h iRst.
b. the Rev. Addison Lea Tor n. CAlp
WELL. ESQ. ol Burke. 10 NJ iss MikrRvA
Cars, el'esi dan eh,sr II Mr.. wIIlisu
Tain &c this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Congrcss.-This body has begun
10 move in The transaction Of public bu-
siness. The standing committees in The
two houses have been appointed. On
The 18th inst. Mr.. Clay. Of Ky present.
ed resolution declaring that Tho sub i,ea-
sury bill ought TO be repealed: which was
taken up on The 18th and elected an in
teressing debate, in which Messrs. Clay,
Of Ky. Wright. Calhoun. Anderson,
Hubbard and Allen, participated. MIR.
Clay also offered an iruporiaa, resolution
in reference 10 the Public Lands, calling
for Information as 10 The amour, sold Tor
the las. twelve years; which was laid up
on the table and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Clay accompanied the resolution
with some remarks on the importance Of
the subject. Mr.. Benton introduced .
pre- emp,ion bill. which was laid over for
one day. Mr.. Clay Of Alabama. report.
ed bill in favor of gradu asing the price
Of Public Lands, which was referred to
The committee on finance.
The Rev. DR.. Bates was re.elrcted
chaplain to the House on The second bal.
lo.ing.
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From tho Raleigh Register.
TuE PRESTON DINNER.

This affair, which recently came oil a.
Chatleslnu. was. in every sanse oil the
surd. a brilliant one. Vine, wit end
ym.ssry {ps'd - ths aIinsr''iss ~st.
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0I,ifua ry.

Died. in this sirln'iy. an lie 23t mat.
Mrs. lsanELLA Tnosrsox. aged sboI 1
~ years. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Owing the intervention Of The Chris,
'aas iiolyda,s no paper xili be issued
ir"m this ollics next week. /. has been
our eussom TO omit this pubIieatiOn-and
really necessity would seem 10 require il;
Tor the " hard case" presented BY one Of
our editorial brethren 81 The nor.h, has
more OF truth Than fiction in il. This
unlacky wight complained moss bitterly
that he had not Tine to 90 eOurting. and
urged upon the girls 10 come and see
him. Nov Ne have NJ notion Of taking
things " end foremasl" in ihis way; and
a. we can take but one Of The many l,a.
might oasr. ii would be very disagreed.
bic 10 reject Them: 50 We must make the
best Of this breathing spell in looking
about among The girls. and by next
chri.lmas-"0, husll."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

South Carolina.-John r. Richardson
has been elected Governor, and WIN. X.
Clowney Lieut.. Governor. The vote
Tor Governor was, for Richerdson 1903.
Col. Hammond Al. flanagan 8, Johnson
5.
proposition is before the Legislature
TO give the people the Election OF Cover
nor asd of Presidential Electors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Matthias L. Manly. esq Of Nswbern.
was. on Thursday last, elected q Judge
Of the Superior Courts, rice Hon. R.
N. Saunders, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

POPULATION. b. the reiurn.lo'
tho late census. we learn that Tue
sts'c oil New Hampshire has a pnpu.
alton of a84.4Sf. The females out
raa tue males 5,sss. Calor-a per-
cans GAG.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

The Hoi. William n. Battle. of the
city Of Raleigh, was. on Friday last,
elected Judge Of the Superior Courts,
rice Judge Toomer resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Bur,on's Gen,lemsn's Magazine. one
Of the best periodicals. in the country.
and the Cssket. hardly second 10 any,
and which has been sustained by tho
contributions Of the best writers Of The
age, have been merged into one. and will
in future be published under The title oil
Grshsm's Lady's aud Gen'leman's Ma
gszine. The January number is smbe''
li.hcd with two handsome engrs'ings;
one being a plate Of fashions for The la
dies. which will be continued ia each
number. The work 10 published month";
ly, al The price Of three dollars. or tao
copies for FIVE dollsrs-invsrlsbly in adj
vance. We intend publishing the pros
pec.u. at an early day; and wish the pub
Usher .ha, success ~hich the enterprise
merits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

We are indebted 10 The Hon. william
A. Graham Of The Senate. and the Hon.
Kenneth Rayner Of the House Of Repre-.
senIasi'ss, for an early receipt Of pam.
phlsi copies Of The Presidents Message.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Yesterday, an hour or two before The
usual hour Of meeting of the House oil
Representatives. the gorgeous Chandelier
which has been lately suspended in the
lisll. with III its fixtures and appendages.
fell to the foor with force proportion.
ate 10 its weight, and was smashed To
pieces. fortunately. owing to The earli.
ness of the hour. no one w~s within
reach so as 10 be injured by il. An
hour or two later, had il fallen, il might
have csused the death or wounding of
many members. The providen,ial e..
cape from this danger was suitably no
.uced in his prayer at the opening oil
the day's sitting by the Chaplain OF the
day, (Rev. Mr.. Csesssnan. In canse
quencc Of the confusion caused i'm the
Hall BY this accident. the House adjourn.
ed soon after meeting.
This Chandelier was of American
manufacture. weighed over seren thou
sand pounds. and cost four or i've thou
sand dollars. II was thirteen feet in
diameter. contained 70 argand burners.
and is said to have been ornamenled by
1850 cut glass lus,res, and 1000 GU.
glass spaugle.. Nat. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24
ANTIQUITIES Or THE WEST

aFrna he Springfield Uni Coafisr.
There il ~ parfiaa II The sarsd
tL.t absunds mars III saliqailirs than
the Western l,ariian ~ he u. States;
aud many af lhem are Of . nature
esleai lied /. a sksn The must Csrious
rsejre'ures.
On aIr prairics are mounds and
smslI r.niarness ii various kinds.
tsat seem 10 have been raisfd BY the
hrnd n ART aud many remains have
been dug Iran The Earth that shss
that lhUsr whn inhabited this eosaIry
bizarre ~ Ut shuse history &c have
~ account. possessed. 10 some extent.
a kaaa ledge ot the arts.
In sumo instances there has been
do fram the earth regular made adm
bsrnrd brink AMI IN one instance
hare been lnuni The remains Of
aalled cry walled aitb brick. which
xuald moi only iadIcais that thusr
via once inhabited u understood the
art III m king brick. bal wsrs IN fear
81 sggrs sstun frsm other trihca or
naiIuns.
There has been dog up On The Illu.
mi. river. lately. wast appeared 10
be The remains 81 an sueirnt black.
saith shop. A frs days since. ..
friend .. aars handed rs in an scuunt
u some piecrs II ware thai we're dug
on his farm, IN this cuuaiy. Which
Lsre the marks VI great antiquity.
WHAT remains hidden uairr the
isrills snii Of iiIia"is 10 yet 10 be
fpani nut by the curiosity AM prise.
ssrsner NJ the more sassrprIsing.
While C.lumbas sss phiiosophizing
upuu ihr existence III this Continent
-shiir he ~as brsting out into the
vast salers beyond which II ass nut
kaas o thai th-' f,ai Of civilized or bar
t.rous man had ever irsd--whiie he
discaseri The csntinent--~hiie the
Pilgrim Fathers we're landing upon
the, rosk II Iqym,uih. AMI were it,
Ting themselves homes. thinking that
bsyund them vas nsught bul The Red
msu--tLsre might have been In the
far vest . nation of people whose his.
tory has not ben handed down 10 ",
and who possessed, - We have bsfure
stated. . degree Ut civilization.
The sp9earsncs Of the soil snd earth.
for some dist nee belu~ the surface,
seems L. intricate that there hiss been
great chsugs IN the external appear
snce Of this ,parlion Of country.
10 This LILY so,hase seea petrisied
substances that have been dug up nj
the depth ol 90 fee, below the surface.
II wiii be borne in mind that Sping.
field Is not near any large stream that
asuli justify The Conclusion that this
10 allutiai earth. any more lhaH any
other part u our prairiss; aud. from
the appearance Of the whole country,
ne are led 10 believe that nearly the
~haie surface VI our prairie country
has been formed ar changed by some
mighty mosemrnt in the river Of The
wrst-,he Mississippi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

HILLsBoRouGH ACADEMY.
1siiE srtinr Ssssion wiI--heRin on lhs %.
49, eond Monday in.Januars.
w. ]. BINGHAM,
JS0. A. BINGHAM.
Eacish Department conducted BY A. g.
LINDSEY.
December 10. ST. sw
NJ The Raleirh. Register, Star aud s,aa.
darI will insert once a week for four weeks
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ID d III LIE S1EL0M
In Hilfsborou.h.

IN HltisDofouShs
ksiE SPRI &c SEs>t1N Il Mr., and Mira.
B"rwril's Schao', will commence ON Mon.
day IIth Of January.
Terms:
For English s.udi.s, SIT So
q L,tn, 10 90
. FRENCH, Is 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Mmse, as 90
destruction IN Music will be given By Miss
Laura smith Young lady wh"se qaaliGca.
lions arc NJ the first order.
N" deduction made Tor Absence after tie On.
10 nnte1d.
B"srd can be had ia respectable families for
$40 per 'n"ni'. including VERY thing.
December o Sf
Raleigh Register, and Standard, Nowbetn
Specific, aud Western Csroliaian, inser, once
a week Fss four weeks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

The President states in his Message
that there will be in the Treasury. at the
close OF this year, 81, 590.S5 On ref.
erence IN the iepor. Of the Secretary
OF tho Treasury. ii will be seen that he
estimates an emission Of S5.440 900 OF
Treasury notes before the close of the
yea. So that. 10 obtain the surplus Of q
million and hall. he incurs a deb, of
nearly FIVE millions and a hsIf--or, in
plain terms the dsfciencyssat::,he clnse Of
the year wiIl be s3.s49.l45 and this is
called "a sound condition Of our 6nsn-
ces.' Pet. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Philosaphy.-The editor of ths B"s.
tnn Post acknowledges the deIeal oil
his psrly, AMI bears IL like man.
lie says:
IF you are doomed To be whipped.
thsrc il a satisfaction even in having
1t done SD rifecsualiy that there is nu
mistake sbout in; We do nut like any
of your haf anil hall business; give
% a decided triumph or decIird de-.
frat
Tie Post adis:' There il some fun
about the Wings after all. On o
banner in a Whis Convention. held
somewhere, .0ut aest,' was Tue full
lowing:
Il Il X X k.
Kinderhook. kandidate kaut Ksme
ii. Erite
The Wigs behave very we'll
about their stct"ry: they were as pm.
lite aud good ns.ured Yesterday a.
gentleman need be. and The Dsma.
Gratis evinccd that cheerFalness w.ich
ever &C, ompanies a conscious dis
charge Of daty. To all those 1piih
rrhom 1Ue haze bct-p.ease call an" al
a time. approaching our office from
Washington street aud departing
through Congress. keeping in a tine
SO as MT 10 block up the hishss,.'
Melancholy .aceidsnt.-We lcsrm
til "a few days ago, q young man by
the name ot Clark. son uf Mr.. Bur.
rIli Clark. nf this county, was killed
in most shocking manner. White
his team in the 40 IDS une
of the wagon wheels struck . dead
sapling. part of which fell and struck
him on the head and stunned shim 90
as nearly TO knock him uff his hnrses;
befnre he recovered his horsesibecame
frightened at another part Of tue ir Q
which fell Among thrm, aud ran off.
aud In thcir.carcer throus L::.he WOO IL
his head was dashed against . num-
Der Of trees so that his skull WAS liz.
sraily mashed TO pieces. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

John C. Calhoun.-This gentleman
"iook the position" in the Senate the
other day (says the Madisonian) ths, q
reduction Of expenditures was much
needed. and also diminuiion of Exrcu.
uTe patronage; aud that he should make
no opposition to General Harrison's Ad
ministrs.ion on this score f /, fulfilled
It's pledges -that he should not make a
fac.ious opposition that he should Judge
that administration BY its acts and mea-
sures but that he should oppose a Ma
tional Bank with all his energy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

We hsEs hal Fosm nor lims 10 enter
into sn sxaminallon Of he MsmaFisl ol
the Ralrigh and GEsloR C0mpsRyi Whose
prospects are not - good = % pro6sE -
he Wllmington Road. bus aLieh. asser.
sheless. we think also enalaIsd 70 me
ioslering esrs Of me state. II 10 srseasioa.
can BE- made edseiual 70 The relief of lh~
concern. Fayetteville Obsuvu.
The Democratic Pariy.-Ths exlrsea
ne sanrx from the Courier a. Enquirer
e0nelssirely exposes The absurdiiy 81 The
pre,enee. that defeated Loco F0c0ism i
slill The Democratic party.
The numhrr ol The present slsetarsi
college il 204. from which Mr.. Van. BIZ
reh has received bas sirfg snles sgainsl
ga given 10 general Harrison. Naw
shat ran be more absurd than E,a parry
~hieh eos,s bui shout one f1h 81 me
electoral roles. n SET Up claim 20 lhe
nile Of Daa0frasy2 What vers modest
gentlemen Mr.. Vsn BuFeh's friends must
be. % claim me 9Th 81 The Electoral
College se The Democratic representation.
and 10 SCI down lhe renaining four fhs
% The representatives. Of The aa,i.popular
parry. Register.
ne are rsiSiced 10 see if.--On We'd
nesdss Mr.. fallmadge gave an earHrsl Of
lie fidelity with which The Wings intend
70 redeem their pledges. by introducing
The following JOINT resolution 10 smsnd
The Constilsii0n Of the United States in
relation 10 the Presidential Term.
Rerolvsd by ihs Senate and House ol
Represtaiircs Of The Unilrd States 81
America in Congress assembled, 1.-Two
shiIds Of both Houses dseming il neces.
sary .lihat The follo~ing article be pro.
posed 10 ihe Legislatures Of The several
States ~ an amendment 10 ihe Consliiu
lion Of ihe United States. which article,
when rsl,6ee by three fourlhs Of ths
said Legislatures. 10 be vailed. 10 oil in
tents and purposes. - part Of The said
Constitution:
"Ths President Of the Uailed States
shall bold bic Office but for one term ol
four years, anq shall be ineligible there
ailrF."
This 10 The great measure Of reform
and We shall see ~ho votes for il ans
uha against il. The old Jackson mem
bers of Congress will certainly spppor
The one term principles. Tor il was one o.
the eardinail points in the political faith
or the Old Hero. Pet. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Henry T.. Holmes, esq, has sssocia,.
ed with himself. in the sditorship Of The
North Carolinian, Mr.. VIM. IT. Bsyna.
. native Of Maryland. and late Of Wash
ins,on city, aud who. we believe. 10 q
practical printer. The Csrolinisn lie a
warm administration print. snd msin.sin'
The principle. Of the party with zeal
worthy of better cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

I'm Inciient--When Ogden Hoffman
was addressing tho Wigs at Boston.
on the 10Th Of September. speaking
Of the encouraging prospects. and Of
the maiariiies for General Harrison
which werespromised by The drlega-
.ions from several of the States.
sand what say yons Men of Msssa-
chusctts.' sddsd:.he;lss Inv. gres, Q
majority can y"u give the Oh Bay
State" Ten th"usasd.' answered
some one int crosd. ten Thru.
sand, says Huffman, lis that all?
l havea ga"d mind 10 act the par, .l
~ sscti,nscr. Ii res no sac saw mare
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-24

Il Poser.-The New York Evening
Pos. says that Mr.. Van Buren, cams into
power a, period Of great embarrassment,
and distress Whereupon the louisville
Journrl asks, "Wha.. then are VIC To
ihihk Of The remark in Gen. Jackson's
Fare well Address. Il ieaue this great
People prosperous and happy ?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-20
sNesU Furniture <y2sG J0Sa,-
erS ,SEiO9e.

yE-IIE subscriber takes this method 10 inform
his friends, aud the citzclis OF this, and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent
" located his
FURNITURE AND JOlNER's SHOP
on the Mdrlintown Road, near Gilsal Chunch,
about twelve miles above Edgelicid G.. House,
and II below Cambridge. Beng Nleclian.
ic Himself, and having experienced. @nod
worknen in his employ, he ilalters himself that
he wlll be able to give satisfaction TO all those
whu may lavnrhi with their orders lie r!s
on hand. and expects 10 keen good asSo't-
nent Of PANEL DOoRs. SASH, ELINGs, ASD
M,SrEI PIECES Also
CAblNET FURNITURE.
Such as IJonrObrs. oilcJonrds, Bureaus,
Book Gases, tolIiag Tables. Sc. Sc.
Repairing done at !lIe shortest rolcc, and on
reasonable terms If desired he will go any
distance under twenty-five miles, TO Glaze.
All orders thankfully y received, and pnncil-
ally attended to. Address tile undersigned,
DnntousvIiie EdgcGrll District, S. c., or VIM.
+. DuriSoc, Edgelicld Conri House.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near Gilgal. S. C April 30, 1910. I'm Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-20

THE FEMALE The following natural
and true description of the parental COIN
fort derived from female children, is from
a speech Of Burrows an eminent Irish
lawyer.
The love o. offspring-the most forcihlo
Of all our instincts--is even stronger to-
ward The female than the male child. IL is
wise that it should he so; il is lnore re-
quired. There is no which the head of a
parent languished hy sickness, nr by sor-
row, can so sweeIly repose, as on The bo.
som of an affec'i"nale daughter. Her at
,cntions are uncca>iug. She is utterly in
capable of remanim. inactive. The how
may afford occasional cnnIfur, and pride
Of his familv--,hcy may catch glory from
its celebrity, aud derive support from his
acqusitions--but he never cuuInunicatrS
the solid and upceaSing comforts of life
which are derived from the care lender
solicitude of the female child. She seems
destined by Providence to be the perpe ,nal
solace and happiness oi her parent. Even
after her marriage, her filial Affections are
unimpaired. She may give her hand and
heart to her husband. hut still she NAV
share her cares and attentions with her
parents, without pang of jealousy or dis
trust from him. He only looks on them
rs the assured pledge of her fidelity. and
the unerring evidence Of good disposi
lion.