Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-08

t, often when he clouds are blacklist, and
one the tempest Is ficrccst and hope is faiutest
ose a "stlll small voice" will be heard saving.
TIA "Come hither--you are wanted" and all
tly your powers will find employment
ish Therefore take heart, young man, for c, e
'ed long ''you will be wanted"
-he WIFE Sold 6yher Husband IN Georqic.
he Not long since, late merchant of
'ol Stewart county, took fancy to the wife
led of citizen, in his neighborhood, and de-
OF sired that she would accompany him to a
I've distant cline. But how to get legal pos
'ry session of the prize was problem of no
MS easy solution, yet solved it was, and by
en the potent magic of the almighty dollar"
OF A bargain was effected, whereby the
Id merchant was to pay the berea0ed husband
Up $50, on the REIMBURSEMENT by the latter,
me of all right, title and immunity which he
as' held In the person of his spouse. No
l., sooner said than done. The money was
he paid, and the wife removed from the Gus.
,es tody and control of her husband and de-
IN livered into the safe keeping of the pur-
he chaser, who has taken his newly acquired
he piece ofproperty with him to New Yo.k!
So NE did not learn whether the seller put
m halter around the neck of his wife and
nd led her out thereby, as is practised in old
nd England, but we think it quite likely that
Ter ne, by that sale, slipped his own neck out
oy OF a very disagreeablc moose that had
'st been thrown around it.-Muscogee DEM
he 2crat, 1Bth inst
re
Vessel Burnt.-The Wilmington IN.
~ C.f Commercial of tuesday, says i've
'e- learn from Capt. Marshall, OF the steamer
,se Wilmington, that the big .San,uet Pot
lie ter, Capt. Douglas, from this port, bound
to Rio de Janeno o, Icleared by DeRosset
ey d. Brown, with cmgo of $4,000 feet
ne ko:in, and so bbls. Spirits Tunpentine)
ne took fire while lying at anchor opposite
r9 Smithvllle, on Sunday night last, about
III o'clock, and was still burning when
o. Capt. M. passed hei on Monday morning.
"s :, 27th inst. She was bunt nearly to Tie
ne waters edge. Chew and part OF the rig
=" giug saved. We have not learned how
'e' The fire originated"
n. An English writer uses the following
~ language III reference to the cond .ct OF u
so daily paper:
ch In itself 1t appears nothing. The la
Dor Is not manifest, non Is iL Tic iatol, but
In II Is the continual attention which IL le-
n qmes. lour lire becomes as II were, the
~, publication. One paper Is no sooner cor
n rected and printed, than Oh comes aroLli4
re er. 1t is the stone OF Sisyphus, an end !
to less repetition OF toll, constant weight
va upon the mind. continual wearing upon
nd
al the eXertion OF your faculties, at tiie same
at Time that you are compelled 10 90 lle
so severest d.uogery. ~ Wrte or paper
IS Very a0ett, but to edt one Is 10 cO'.uent,a,
al go~rSey to Sta0ery."
he There is So much Of truth in this ,e.
,e mark, that We cannot forbear giving it Il
at place in our colnmus. Ihe readers of IL
~ daily journal are unconscious oil the I'M
ID mense labor OF body and mind required
10 70 produce the sheet that affords HIM the
ed opportunity oil learning the occurrences
in OF the day-that gives him the intell-
gence OF the progress OF events in all
quarters of the wolld--uhat makes him,
he from knowledge obtained Though that
-, medium, Il conyersible man on matters OF
. general inteigence--that instructs hin
nv on subjects connected with his daily avo-
bo cations--in fine, that conveys to his ulind
- ideas that would not otherwise ever en-.
all ter his Imagination, exercising u large in
a fluence in rendering him really ftted to
at act out his part cleditably on the great
80 theatre of life
The tolls, the labors, the anxieties and
ON troubles of newspaper conductors, Their,
ay should be considered by those who reap
ali such advantages from their perusai. 1t
ss. is important to all to nave access to the
I'd columns OF a newspaper is duty to
d. compensate, literally and promptly, the
d publisher who issues it, Charleston Cou-
VS. rier.
b.
I'M APpRopRIATE EprrAPH.--A lady who
N had died of cholera in Sandusky city,.
,e, and was laid out by her friends, was found