The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-03

Il n al $50 vile yIlg tIla haphs
4 Prsoast'S OF any vessels aity black
amM Ioll'ng ysfec iis
Of The place. Bnt in ,cses stis 81 RI d asnss M
teralIy by All ii.an, aIen ,i,s 8
fno place is impre egDabi ie,5 5aniIih;.s .3oropeli
soidiefs: well officered aud led. can. ana
VIII, and do, g any III !. Yhpt Oh,
done, 3ss}
BEAUTITULs SWISS C Toss- III ,ya as5 5for-
lsag he 81 IS peasant o
Waieh !he setting suns, uni he had lie ft ther
vailieys. 9. and was King behind ihes eTert
nD NOW ii ciad mountains, when The mountains
GERS GERS Eonla seize their horns and ssiniaS
lnToug lhe instrument = Praise The Lof fi.' &
This was caught up from "a tps 10 sAI 8 iby3
the descendants of Tell, and "a nenieds :.atil
y reached the valley below 1 s. As,solemn
SILENCE then ens1ed, until Sthe ilast trucn Of
the sun ldisappenred, when the sherdsman;
on me toP sun out 8. ood wllielrl
was as ,fePea.ef as before. until every ono
tlad q, reft,Eed fl to bis resting place.
i the swedish monntaincers, since the
ga yss ot the great Gustayus, have been OK
i yagan.ly; fond 3Bof music: Tho, female
blow on an en cal-
Hines t.ptlpc faei in Length. lts soii,Siiia
strong, aud 5nl fthe same tine. shurp S8vot ~
Ino.s4n,eansa unpleasant. When siipnpried
byone and played ssby 3ahntl,er, Ill presents
a very odd appearance, and may be heard
att very great ds,ance.-Sdt! Conr.
f5CHARHs.-7W II What charm Fis III e1 c in wo.:l
man. II she hassnot 'modesly7liS Shetmnyf
hirt with tho beauS. aidfgninihe iudInira.
ton The gaytyllian, bll@to tllcE3circle Of
virtue, sher is assreproachs and dishonor.! 4.
The good may pity her, bnti they iufnGrs.,.
her erPresence,I las one, lliat may contaniinalc.g
tWhatdehciences there may be in nulure---s
lifawamanis as: plainias, a log hui, md yet
Is modest and virtnous she spossessese
charms which The go OIL and great res pect3
and reverence: The virtues 80 fiillesmint
shine with brillianc and never lire the
behp older, w hilststhe9bea ,hclace and
thel symmetry Of tho .form. where there is j
Inotiing elsebo recommend them, flusls ont,
and dazzlesfor asnlon,ent, !, and then sink
forever. In s.lt * y. KS $TS. I5y!
The BiTTER MELoN.-Thes famous or. /
ienial philosopher,iLock ok man, while d slave,t
being preeenedby his master with Bit
Ter melon, immediatelysa all. s$ffstf{s :
"Ho ow was IL possibla." said his mas ter'' !
for you 10 eaI soanauscou us u fruit ~ IS tlit34.
81 have received SO mnhyt fuvors from
you, tbatitiis no wonder should once in i
my life eat q bitter meloii from your hand''E
This generous answer 6flie slnye struck
the master 10 such degree that he nlme-.
diately gave him his liberty.G Will, such
sentiments should man receive his portion
Of sufferings from The hand Of Cod.
The roET. AT tic lime that Jupiter
was sharing the G oods OF the earth among
mortals. aIier had given 10 Gu ch his po r,
lion, the poet presented himself nj his
throne, and begged that some might be
given to him. .Yonare 90 late my friend
replied Jupiter: 'lhayc already giyenlhe
lands 10 The farmers, the magazines to the
notwithstanding is left Where were
you when all these things were diyidedr !.
'At that time, replied The poet, ..I;was with
you; looked upon your coun, enance and
listened 10 your voice. what can do
for your sait Jove; .the earth is given
away; the fruits, The produce ofthe chase,
the merchandise, arc no longer mine 10
give; but il you are con.cnlto live. with me
in heavenly you shall not.bc denied access
there
. LITERAL EBLUEpERs. s.-...Betty," said a
Ilearned3lady 10 her Sdingy Abigail t.go for;
some spirittor the lamps and ieli M r. Mi.
KUN thatthe last.he sent was so very weak
that il only served 10 make tho darkness
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