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The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

A SET OF GEEsE.--An astrologer having as.
sured Charles the Ninth of France, that he would
live as many days as he should turn about on his
heels in an hour standing on one leg; his majesty
every morning performed that solemn gyration
the principal officers Of the court the judges, the
chancellers, and generals likewise. in compliment,
standing on one leg and turning round.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

PRTNTERs.-No trade sends into the world
smarter and more active men than that of print.
ing. i1ooiS 70. otii'es of rrusr unr huuuyG<Wnere
talent and energy are re9uired-and you will be
most likely to find them filed by printers. Who
make our best editors, lawyers, preachers, mayors
and dcongressmen2 Printers Printing is q glor.
Gus business, thus to fit man for honor and use
tulncss. college education is not to be compar-
cd with an education at tho case. One Of the great
est lawyers England ever produced was a prn-
ter The greatest Philosopher of America was a
printer. Who is the mayor of London? A prn
ter Who are the mayors of Glasgow, Edinburg
and Perth! Printers. So also arc the mavors Of
New Iork, Washington and Savannah printers
by trade. The recent mayor Of Boston was prin-
ter by trade. There something like d dozen prin-
tcrs in congrcss-all of them honors to their pro-
tcsslon Printers ARE looking up. To the Young
apprentices at the case, the roller stand with
srnutty faces or dirty fingers, we would say, don't
be discouraged. Afew years ago, all the distin-
gulshcd men we have named above, were similar
ly. employed. Stick to your business, and every
leisure hnnr you have employ in the pernsal of
useful books and in the cultivation of your minds
Then the day will not be far distant when, if Won
are true TO yourselves and contract no bad habits,
you will become useful and honorable citizens
exerting wide and hcalthfnl influence.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
LACONICS

Who sedulousy attends, pointedly asks. c.lmlv
speaks, coolly answers, and ceases when Ia has
no more to say, is in possession ofsome of he best
requisites ofman 0''
Hypocrisy is very common--it being ea,v %
acquire it-but hypocrisy is totaJ different from
d'sSimuiaton; hypocrisy is the attribute of low
and evil minds. ~"
To place others at our implicit dsnos,, n,,s
vanity. ''''
Never make a promise when the epower Of ner.
forming that promise shall depend IN another.
man without assurance is litbh to be made
uneasy by the folly or ill nature of every one he
converscs with.
A man without modesty is lost to all sense of
A modest assurance IS tie just sf;;fsS between
bashfuness and impudence. n
There is wide difference between the conf
dence which becomes man and the simplicity
which disgraccs fool.
That man is guilty Of impcrtinenee who con.
s,ders not the circumstances of time o. engrosses
the conversation, makes himself the subject Of
his discourse, or pays no regard to the company
he is in.
Calumnly is like the brands hying finn large
fire, which quickly go out if you dc not blow
them.
TO be despised or blamed by aninc,mpetent or
uncandid Judge, may give a momtntmy pain, but
ought not to make us unhappy.
Fear never was friend to to tic love of God
or man. to duty or rto.oorscienct, y TRUTH problty
or honor. lGO.A 4
A wise man thinks all that he saE Es fool saws
all that he thinks.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

MAxIMs OF BIsHoP DDLEToN-Persevere
against iscouragements.-Keep your temper
Employ leisure in study. and always have some
work IN hand. Be punctual and methodcal in
business, and never procrastinate--Never be in a
hurry-Preserve self-possession, and do not be
talked out OF a conviction-Itise early, and be an
economist of tme.-Mantain dignity without the
appearance Of pride; manner is something with
everybody and everything with some. Be guard
cd in discourse, attentive, and slow to speak
Never acquiesce in immoral pernicous opinions
BE not forward to assign reasons to those who
have no right to ask. Think nothing in conduct
nnmPortant and indferent.-Rather set than fol-
low examplcs.--Practice strict temperance; and
IN all your transactions, remember tic .faaI ac-
count.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

TIE RULING PASSION. instance of the
strength OF the "ruling passion" even in death,
was given a few days ago at Cape May. A
young man, who seems to have been framed in
that happy mould which gives guarantee against
dying OF grief and yet forces the mind to look to
consequences in every situation of lfe was nearly
drowned while bathing, andxhe was only rescued
by his friends after he had lost all consciousness
OF this world and itsjoys and troubles When res
tored so far as to be spoken with, he was asked
what his thoughts were after he had given up
every hope OF being saved.S AS it was a matter of
much specula latlon what the cogitation of such a
good natured soul could be in such serious. NOT tn
say grave situation. his was looked for
with much earnestness and curiosity "Why, 3"
said he, "the last thing remember thinking of
was, what a terrible fuss the newspapers would
make about my being drowned, and how pathe,i-
call y they would describe my agouies" The
reply, we need not say, was received with shout
oflaughter.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

VERY SENsrBLE.-A little paper published a,
Columbus, Ohio, called the Budget of Fun, has
the following sensible remarks "Those who owe
us will do us favor by calling ofiener; and those
to whom we may be indebted. will save time and
money, by waiting ill we call on them!"
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25


MARRIAGE OUTRIGnr.-In one, .f the upper
counties OF the State Of North Catoina, a Young
fellow named Ben. Sykes, had co,f,ed fair one
tor some years, but either was not ready or will
ling to put the question; she was fully Willing
perhaps too willing--but he ncvsr came to The
scratch AT last she got mad, and laid she would
marry BILL Patterson, if he ever couttcd her again
Bill, on hearing of this determination, went once
more and put his claim; he was scurvy fellow
in some things, and neither ma am nor dad was
wiling to 1t. So he secretly goes 10 R, gets
u license, and that night made Of for Grctna
squire In their road to happiness, however, who
should they meet but Ben Sykes! He had got
an inkling of what was going on, and when he
met them, he understood how the case Law.
Sally" says he, II have fooled YOU, that's a
fact, and L am sorry for it. But if You still nrc
fer me to Bill Patterson, lust say so, and will
give him thrashing, take his license, aud old
Mo92dY merry us to.night 3. = .ye.. =.
gave Bill thrashing. took his gal, add {what he
hated mostl his license, which cost hin as cents.
and was off with his plunder to Moody's. The
old squire did not we'll understanfhow one man
could be married of license granted to another.
Ben said he did not himself understand law ouib
bles, but this he did know, that unles, he did il.
(the squire) would "kctch it" too. This hint
was enough for Moody. who, without more ado
pronounced them man and wife.
That was the man who struck Bill Patterson!
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

A WORD OF ADVICE To HUsBANDs.-Love so
that You may be feared; rule so that you may be
honored be not diffident, lest you teach her to
abuseSou If you fault, let your love hide
it; She continue in it, let your wisdom reprove it,
reprovc her not openly lest she grow bold; rebuke
her not tauntingy lest she grow spiteful; proclaim
pot her beauty lest she grow proud; boast not of
Asf'wisdom lest you be thought foolish; let her
not see your impertections lest she disdain you :;
profanc not her with loose communications,
lest you de6le the sanctity of her modesty.-
An understanding husband will make a discreet
wife, and she will make a happv husband
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

>@SoUs'Ns kiss-Hear what Corporal Streeter
says about kissing Cousins
"fhe lips of pretty cousin are sort of neu.
!ral ira Srouna between SISTERS and strangers.
~ you s'P h Is not because you love, nor exactly
because you nave the right, norupon grounds Pla-
tonic, with the calm satisfaction that YOU kiss
favorite sister. 1t is sort Of hocus pocus com.
mingling of all, into which each feeling throws its
part unti the concatenation is thrilling, peculiar,
exct'ng' delicious, and emphatically slick. This
is as near philosophical anazation as we can
well come" That's near enough
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

AN ANXIOUS lNaUIRER.-A fellow, as the sto-
ry goes, crowded himself into company where he
was not wanted, and when requested to withdraw,
he refused: Whereupon, "huge paw" took him
by the collar, and, with terrible kick, lifted him
on to the sidewalk. The elected stranger Rrz,
and, scratching his bruised spot, said
"Mister, who tapped your bootsl"
He did this SO coolly, that he was voted in life
member Of the "Dry Jokers." Sa
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

SrRAws AND PnAsMA.-The "Felds" of the
St. Louis Reveillc are as fruitful add as produc-
tive of good things ever. We Cite the follow.
ing samples of their crops:-
There is one way to laugh without opening
the mouth, and that is to do it in the sl,cve.''
Time was made a sort of railrod to cterni
ty; money was made to make mare go; UNI
brcllas were made to be lent; cold water was
made for pumps; imperial sCasarLwss made to
form the bung of beer barrel, and Jim Grow
was made to jump
1t is an exceedingly fortunate thing for public
dcfaultcrs that TO be suspended don't mean 'tdbe
hung.'"
"lt You have ever seen a fly in honey pot,
take warning, and never fall in love-"
Hope only takes wings for flight upon the last
breath of man. end then it mounts to Heaver.''
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

CURIOSITY OF WoMEN.-Nothing ever stops a
woman when her curiosity is up, especially if she
he curious to know something about herself Only
hold a secret in your bad, and it's like bunch
OF .catniP to cat; si6n jump and frsk, and
frolic around like every thing and never give over
purring and coaxing of You I'll. she gets i.
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COMMON PRAYER BOOKS various hlndines1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE pOWD


M These Invaluable Powders universally adopted
IN Europe but France particular for upwards thirty years
well by thousands this country being the only mild
safe and remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption the happiness the health nav
often the life OF aectionate wife mother ara
touch within the limits of
results which affect only the well being parents
but the Of their offspring i it not but well
known that the families Of the married often beyond
the happne: OF those who them birth would dictate la
how instances does the hard working father and mov
especially the mother Of poor family slaves through
out their lives Juggling at the oar Of incessant labor ong but
to live and living but toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort and comparative auence and il care aud toll have
weighed down the spirit and last broken the health of the
father how often the widow left unable with the most viz
tuous Intentions to her athess offspring from becoming
degraded objects Of charity progate vice Even
the days Of the kind husband and father cmbttered
holding the form and declining of the compa
Mon Of his BOSOM she had reached age of thirty
fast sinking into premature gayewh the pros
and his young and henss children those erny
attentions and watchul solicdc which mother alone can
bestow not uniicnonlly at time when least able support
the heartrending aficon Il L desirable, thens
themselves the well being of their offspring whci sim.
PIE healthy aud remedy within control
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and e
mating the vast benefits resulting thousands by the adoption
tention of the married consideration il NOT ws ana
vruous prevent evils which we are subject bv smn
and healthy within control Every Observation-Disclosures
yruous and enlightened mind will ancstatingly answer ~
the Affirmative " $3.50 -"
Price five dollars package accompanied with full and por
cular directions. - - $50 i'''"
All s'tsrs Sft Be pssI gid and addressed N
fnncipal once, f8 Greenwich street, New York Office
jy2g s' " -'NA'"
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PARk'S LIFE PILLS,

THE PROPRETORs Of hi. valuable and successful med-
cine take leave inform the public that they RECEIVING
fresh proofs Of from every section Of the country Tbs
Tor the retail Of this invaluable medicine mot only
New York but in every city and town in the United States
the absence Of quackery and that its compounded
knowledge and experienee In stating this fact slight
systems should be carefully guarded from the injury often
hcted by preenders to the healing they also defending
themselves from the mputaon Of being vendors OF
invented by ignorance and made article of sale by cupd
PARIS Life Pills Of this perodthe antiquity oil nearly
three hundred throws halo Of truth round the discovery
which the ephemera productions OF the day claim
For the truth Of this the Proprietor cali the tho
public work Of the Life and Times OF Thomas Parr"
who lived the and patracha Of 1872 years and
whose length of life under Providence solely attributable
his temperate habits and the corrective applied his system
world PARIS Life Pills The truth Of this is certlaed BY
in the Registry Of Wills il Doctors Commons London.
The Proprietors have felt their duty 70 the public u
these facts although extensive forms part Of their
York sufficient proof q the excellence Of the medicine; and
the Southern and Northern unusual
and efficacy proves the simple axiom, that effects follow
causes when PARIS Life pfc Pills have been
family it supersedes the Of all other medicines Que
greatest claims distinction being when tried
abandoned. THOS. ROBERTS u CO.,
I'm re M. lions tpef
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
nm \ I,S |, !; AND PREPARED ny

"a; M BOUDELOQUE MD. LISBON, PORTUG,9L
scientific COMPUTATION Of ingredients OF which dos.
rms arc composed have made them the wonder and adm.
only ever discovered that has proved Invariably
casc being such that they must not be- used during
Tor though always mild safe and healthy they are certain to
produce miscarriage IL used during that period, ~ -
The directions translated into English and developed
round with the seal Of c importer stamped Each HOY
tain the signature Of NJ de Boudeoquc and the fngib AZ
rectoss have the signature Of Dr. +. MELVEAU ambor ed
agelt for tho Continent Of America 'i'su
They Gan Be tansptsd by mail any part Of the United
h i;, 5p s, ny VI 1a agent and importer
street Price Shalt boxes, So No half boxes sent by mail
Sold IN bottles a. Salem street Letters direced m Dr.
Mcveau, box a. New York, will meet with immediate alton
uo" TAH ''toie mus, Do postpaid. re
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kASCO'S HOTEL.
I'M O NTR mn CANA n

NHE Undersigned begs respectfully to announce 10 his
Friends and the Public that he has leased above we'll
known Establishment and 70 solicit continuance Of that sup
TO his predecessor Mr.. Rasco.
With the experience which he has already had in the line he
cn confidently promise 70 his patrons and travellers generally
that nothing viii be omitted in his Establishment which
contribute TO their comfort o. convenience. His table will al
every thing which the markets afford well with Wines
and Liquors OF the choicest description He has also engaged
m rate tench atste under whose active
culinary department will be placed footing which cannot
be surpassed IN similar establishment the
tnent The whole establishment has lately undergone
plete cnoiaon and contains besides elegantly fur
nished Private Apartments handsomely fitted up Coffee and
Reading Rooms supplied with the Canadian and United States
nicce In short nothing shall be wanting maintain the pre-
high character Of the Ho enhance its reputation
jy2 lmsm j. NJ. DONE(iANA.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

NOCTOK JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known
- the victims Of Syphtc Diseases the successful
practitioner that New York boast of in the OF
this destructive and almost unmaageable maady, still TO be
found at bis old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy that
he is legally qualified TO- practise Physc and Suseryhat he
Of your general Physicans"and that his skill
and Of every variety Of Veneea
and Structure OF the Urethra preeminen My patients
not only from every part OF the United States, but they
600 patients discountenance quackery any form,
and therefore, take this method Of informing strangers and
in the country where they find physician skilled
the treatment OF their disease Every case undertake
strict Ulcers upon the body n The throat
your durable. Constitutional Weakness, sometimes
called Seminal Weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED
ohis maady Many an unfortunate yicm Of this unnatural
Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of intellect
fogeulness papitation Of the heart society
ed guarantee cure Post paid letters with statement q
Duane street door from Chatham street lYI7 lm.c
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INFALLlbLE REMEDY.
PROFESSOR BOiEiRRHiAt l \, UNIVERSAL TONIC

IN all these where manly vgo is impaired where the
mental and physical powers Frustrated by an
INDULGENCE Of the passions particularly by those SOLITARY! and
lily, the Hygean Renovation will be found inable remedy
From the specific action Of the onc the provocative
gans, meyer fails to cure whites and sery by
storing healthy uterine action. The Renovaor has been
found valuable remedy in all Diseases chronic al
ections Of the liver papatons Of lie heart ungica cors
dyspepsia sick headache &c Sold only at the importing
ounces. aul 1m~rc
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
!. j A NJ II . CON DON RE NNETT

Try. MN Us4NTrh FqLIUN AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YORK HEnALD--A Daily Papcr issued rycry
sGsc6e "a n e Mbsess Il , TWO essT cory Country
- f'f'i 'e"' "'i's9 Paiu IN az.
THr WyEKLY HrRALp-Issued on Saturday uornan :,
nsbed ~ 81 AND QUARTER CENTS per copy--fu
OF A. he same rate for any specified period ''"'''
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le'1eu On business must w post paid. "u ~
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ALEXANDER'S "RlCOBAPIE,
a NEW and invaluable discovery, being LIQUID DYE,
bcaaa Brown Or Black without injury to The Hair Skin
application and its instantaneous occa other DYES rrqur
ing from 10 TO IL hours to produce any change.
It's superior excellence will bc apparent eyory ono upon
single application.
For sale by Rushton Co.. Druggists 10 Aston House and
40 Broadway; Johnson Moore Taylor % Liberty street
aud to the trade, by H. x g. A. Wright Philadelphia
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TO RES TORE, BlsAUTlFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE ITS GROWTH,

.TNU CURE T.HW
TRIAL BOTTLES-THREE SH LLINGS.
ITO THOSE who have used Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
that the fact Of selling three shilling bottles must prove the
trying small quantity Of first. We it the
following qualities lit will force the hair TO- any par
where nature intended hair to grow stop falling off euro
Seur DandmG and make light red grey hair grow dark
indeed the economical superior article made for the
hair.
Sold-price shlings botteat the sign Of the Anne
rcan Eagle 90 Chatham street New York; 100 Fulton
Brooklyn State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Phade
phia 207 King street, Charleston, 5. C.. jy8 lmsec
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MADAME RESTELL.
LlEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence I4a

EEN1ALE PHYSICTAN O1hce and residence l4B (Ireen-
witch street. between Coutandt and Liberty str cts where
she be consulted with the confidence complaints
incident to the female frame.
Madame Restes and knowledge the treatment
Of obstinate of female egulay sopage suppessio
&c., is such require but few days to effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
other ndisposon, will be accommodated during such time
with private and respectable board.
Preventive for married ladies, whose delicate
by mail any Of the United States IS Pack
age All letters (post paid addressed 863 New York
Boston Office No. 7 Essex street.
N B.-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
out Of the city whose health would admit Of travelling
that she would devote personal attendance upon them IL any
part Of the United States within reasonable distance y29c