The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-11

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4, vices, ,.lid is tle parent gfaf thousand
.I more. IL NOT mi 4 interferes btilI with
the means aid With tlle end slf ;c.aiiisi.
4 tioll-siiut only lakess lllslicy more
l'iiifiicnlt To SCI, and not worth ilayifilg
4 tshell II is go, but II is narrowing 10
j The mind and 10 the heart. Selfish.
ness sseps d shilling 50 cl.,se 10 the
lseye. that II Si.lil,,t see a dollar b.Yand' 2
4 .Stiyeri bes .nal;fti and cOiltracted in
4 yotlr views. Lifc5abnnnds in insta,ieses;
4 If fhe bril- liant results Of = gei. efous
polics. u Is 3.Ss sf
BE frank sss;as hat i oui1nean.S { lI5.,
hut you s:i 81 So shall yaur friends
H o@ and takesit for s,ranfedalE,t You
mean 10 do shatsis Just and right fit3sl ~
o.. Aceusto ON yourself t,r think Wig
\ ts'rp Itts,'rpusl ientnt ealpital. like peciliia:
Try, to be ortli any tiii,ig :nust3be we'll
\ inyeste must be 4 rigidiy adjusted
land applied and to his end, careful,
deeP,5A and Intense thoIgiit Is necessary
1t great results are looked for. ss
Marry early. Tie nsn ui bust
ness Should smitrrS na. s,.oIl us possible,
aticr St@onty tyst lslorI twenty I,freS cars
Eage. 4 swoinan OF 'snind .wili coli.
I:torn9tt u the i,ecessities d. the day of
Esn;all beginnings; and, in choosing Il
wife. a man should itiok3at, i st. The
heart %. The mind; 3I. Tho pe:r! p:r
suIi, sssis stas ~ 3f
q Every =, hing however, remote
tllattS has any bearing upon success.
must be5takeiradtan,age oi: The bust
ness mai, should be cpntinuallyg,n tiie
/ watch for Information, aand ideas that
will throw light on his path, aud lie;
should be an attenti i've readero all 1prrac.
/ tit;ll bucks especially those relating
to business, trade, rs. well as 4
patron ,,ts uf useful md ciinobling litrral
/ turs. l5 s. ~ Z; 3 81, ~ . t}s9
=. Never sfHg I fai favor, for. .ingrati-.
tndo is tho bassst tfait Of mans lirart.
Al@ays ~ lit.lipr { on COUNTRY, aud re.
/ ms ilnielliRer Int our: country. Isl ibe yeiys
5best Ept,orliiars country iii the Wo i..',
ere rules like the above carefully.
observed by.6evert ii,ailNsli pcotninc,i-
ees sbiisiiies there Would 1Sse teWlr i;siI-
Eafos, bile peJi0licai com iiilcrcial lis;
isweep islg tiie es,tiiitrS like
an epidemic vonlti ;cease; sb be! d Iner.
cantile exIlcfitli Let ropE;; ,Iitil
1 pondei hem well. u ss5iz
i,pRIous Alta 'rros Cairo oIs-. &
MAS sY GaIslY BraR.-The fol-
lowing stofy iio.n The .sae,asle, ID. IS 81
| tlTaiion.. 5fs
aaw Yesterday, about fifteen;
mllesSt fs'In3iiis point %: tle rsmd ijf.,n,3
here ~ Carson alley, y man Wbol.aaai
been most; jh9rribly mntiia,eti: by
n grisls bear. OntS cdncsdtl;sS. morn.
ing last, man, living near sly
ti';iik Creek, on. the ciiiigrariti ;.road,
while hunting, u discovered i. sl,n sbt,trf.
With two ciibs about the size oii d e,,ln.
mf9l5dag, lf coming Il sfa4ine, with
lnEgu,i shot Of here l.e VAS stand
Ing In the road AS The bear had
not discovered lliIn. he determined .to
give her a shot. Tile hall struck her.
back Of the shoulder, ,bnt loo low 70.
prove fat,l.If,y9 4.
She immediately raised anon her
thliid legs, turning l,srElead f. ON Side To-
side5to discover herss assailalit.s 10
had commemeed loaili}g, but bef,lre he
got his powder doMnTthe bear discov..
liercd Inn. IIctooki to az tfcn, and
barel cscaped, as the benz. III az
80 iliear that he kicked her head with
his foot, bcfnre he got ont oif {iher
| rean9c reach, She MAS cnraged. andkept him
III ! he tree fo,r.s,xcr two: Hours. While
there he shouted for help, ana succec-.
! i,dcd in3attfaetipg The; attention sof some
lncn in thecmpluy of BiadI,.y,FBers
den & Co., who wenttohis relief; hut.
when they reached the tree tlie3ghcart
ihad been gone al,oi,t zen minutes.
They tracked her tintoa thick chappar.
III, covering about three acres, and
there left her. 3i.5 AZ
f Aftce dinner hey mustered double
barrelled guns and rifles, to the nnn-
Der Of fourteen shots, aud started for.
the chappafal. Gpon reaching it the.
,iEci, Very imPrudcntlS scattered, some
.veiituiihg in7Sto see il. stlieys could.
start her, While others climbed trees { ta3
be5iny a Place of safety. md to get,
a viewiboll the ground. Among th6se.
who took a tree. MS, d lnan by the:
name, of Charles H.8s Packard, who
i,alE gone a short Distance into
the bush, and, as le3 HAD 40, g,lii ], !,
placed himself in q saplinga amnit3
six inchesathrtngh The tree i0rked
about six feet; frolnfst ths ground, and
Packard went up3one.isof the branch,
es, es, n aistanee3ufa about tWeIvefeettfom:
the ground, and in reply te one oi'
his companions said lie considered.
hiinself snte. q ,I.s
AZ thissniiment hecricd out, 'sIIere's
the bear within red Of 3l,se!!''s hut
hardly got. the, words out ots his
mouth before she made towards him