The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12
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Pass on. tlsou World,
u CHARLES SWAIN.


az as Nnr sytnpat ttise witl, eaffs rug fate;
S Nor lei tone lear for Others flow;
Tass or he poor and frienIlcss know;
npi for long
Efss5S 1,hy halls are BRIGHT b
N, AyithGn,usie, beauty aiI that Wcal,ll ,llrcyenls #
WHY should tt.i: S.- 10 link what misery
lesls; asss ss 81 i ss s
With Nl,nt!s ssd terrors poverty must cope;
2gsis Pass tic Mretched slouk 10 hcavcn, aud
y Hops
.s:s s,a. !, ,lis no, for long !9
ssis Ihy ilss md lawns Il, Z
% Yisld ilsolh, aud sbleu,n, aid ever peaceful
Why seek Tie ueil;sylert hpggatd sickness
f}tf. Hes y 81 81 Il 5.atSss
In streets confined lin alleys cheer aud lorn j,
fass there Is for sorruw's thorn;
sil'iis not for lotig !it
I'LL Tisslp IN is undoubtedly
ttrne, that more 1nisery is produced
.,srlnorl4ss us by the irreg egnlarisies Of our
tter4sss,rs, than BY real misfortuncs.
Aiie it happens unfortunately, that
these irregularities Of the temper are
smost apt TO SisplaY themselves at our
etircsides, whero cYefytaing ought to be
tranquiIand serene. But tho truth is,
we are c5a@ed by the presence Of stran-
gers, and are afraid disappearing weak
or ill-natiFea Whon$ get ont into the
world and so very heraically ly reserve all
our ill-hnnlour for our wives, children
;and servants. We are meek where We
might meet with opposition, but feel
ourselves nnlan,itediy bold where We
arc sure OF no eiteesu;ll resistance.
HIsTs IsA, les Mon of sense
speak not d tocys Of eighteen to
tige,an.l;tMenty during their age of de-
,Aestabiiisp iei, wliS, arc. worth the
5StoabIe az leo @itif, and the
liuss ans.. anyaGiene Of being marri.
ed to, ana 10 Wigsrtone might, after
;sono inward Comets, and course
perhaps oE taatiirrisahd sclf-l.umilation,
submit to hilfil tbse ill.contriycd VOWS
= of obedience wliichase exactel at the
alter--sncfsmen sant for their com
panions Women, not sls; and women
who would suit such aen are just as
capable of'loyilig ffar,sntly, deeply, as
the Ringlettipa, II song and sonti-
mcnt-Who can not yak cannot rise
in the morning Il inspt tic her bonnet.
strings--faiintsgiif s!le:ias 10 lace her
6oots-neverin in her IFS brushed out
vher beautiful! ir-woud not, for the
world, prick her dsiiceo finger with
plain sewing; bit who eaa work harder
than factory girl upon as lamb b's,wooi
.shepcrsltss--- dance like q de,vise at
,.Almack's --si,le like 4 fox,httntal---and
whilst ,evcrY5brcath Of air. gi,es her
cold in her father's gloomy country
house, and shecanaot think howl people:
can AN endure this climate, she csli 60 out
Ito dinner.parties in Eetnsaa,Y and
March. william inch Of sleeve ana half
a.ouartcr Of boddice. 9iirs Z XtHo5at t,$o's..
TnE Koou-l l.aooa Diastpy, W
rreu, diamond captured lalels III Lahdsei !
hy the English army and which is The
largest, ,llon,ost beautiful and lie most
valuable gomsihal isyio he found in the
world. is moi 10 90 to itio Crown thnt is,
IA Queen aYiciolit, NJ lftoly, but ~ ken
fby. The Euglish East India Company Zen,
,,seon, ~, ,llal is. as the English papers
ssap. III ist1 ibaapff oprittail tnsiiia liqltirs
,Ia,ion OF lie ,,ceuipulaled debt due ono i
ssac iI,e Staesii, lie iiidia rtisFiatil
I,I ii wis siiJltllslpd ly treat 81 'tlat his
'di8t,o,i,itil sitonll 1,e made Of oiher@iss
/, wout5.aaYp,tl,e l,eSas liliinry baoiy, af9aiE|
us such. hare IFaii at Sic disposal Of liIfSI
British, soydteigs s q lle Iibot,.i .i,noor tia.
ano,id weighs ailassxl ibonsand caralss,
and. rs file III stnoasls is calesla.
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