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WHAT C0EST IUTEs A GENTLE.
MAN

How many various IDEAS We have of
gentleman ! Every person aims - become
gentleman, and there is no one but
would regard it as an insult TO be told
he was not. Every one, therefore, is q
gentleman in his own way. Some
think dress is tie only requisite; some
wealth, regardless Of dress, mind or man
aers. Wealth is doubtless the great sine
qua non Of gen,ility in our day. A per
feet boor is transformed into gentleman
10y It's magic power, 1t adults him at once
into tie most refined (!) circle and q.
mongst the highest classes. He appesrs
with bold assurance where genius and
true raerit dare not come. But. after a!l,
is he tile real gentleman.
The poor scholar who racks his brain
10 earn his bread-the arlis,, whose s,rug-
Cling genius earns him bare subsistence
the teacher, whose miserable pittance
lat just buy bread enough to ratisfy the
clamorous appeutes OF half a dozen chill.
dgeD, cannot, of course. lie gentlemen
they are the servants of the wealthy, and
an insurmountable barrier keeps them a.
way from the real gentleman, and walls
them up in their own little circle, their
proper sphere
We don't all think so, hrwever-l thanks
TO American common sense There are
some gentlemen in the world that money
never made, and few that wealth never
exalted to such a dizzy height as to render
item completely oblivious Of the fact that
hey were vet frail human creatures, and
lived in common brotherhood with the
rest Of mankind.
Gcntility is not in wealth, is not in dress
nor genius, nor any attribute of man, un.
less it 90 hand in hand with a cheerful
disposition, an amiabIe te ,per and phil.
anthropic will. There are real bona fde
gentlemen in all classes Of society and he
is the greatest gentlemen who mingles
with all. and rema ns un,arnlshed. Real
gentllity is moral freedom; il respects no
particular person, as a class beyond their
merits; it does not exclnde one man lie.
cause he is poor; bnt embracing all who
are worthy, it regards them rs kindred
souls who should ever dwell harmonious
together, This constitutes a gentleman, D,
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South Carolina AZ rfculturist

The Executive Committee of the St,,s
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and Manufacturing Interests, and all the rur.
suits pertaining 10 general Improvement
u viii also coniain "A faithful transcript of
the organization and proceedings of the So.
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best writers ia the State. and monthly
summary OF the spirit Of the Agricultural
press.
An subjects devoted TO the improvement
of The mind, the soil. stock, aud domestic
comfort, will find Icudy admission info II.
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TRUST IN GODS PROVIDENCE.

Two men used 10 work in the fields TO.
gether. One Of them was cheerful and
happy, but the other was always tull of
fears, and miserable. The fearful one
wouldsay to his companion, "What would
become Of my children, if'I we've to die 2"
And the other would try and persuade
him to be thankful that he was yet able
to work, and 70 earn bread for them but
he could not comfort him.
Now in the field in which they were at
work, they spied two nests in our bash.
and they used to watch the old sirds go.
ing in and out all the day long, with food
Tor their little ones, And they often spoke
to each other aLou, the love Of these birds
for their young, But one day, just as one
Of The old birds was flying to her nest. a
hawk pounced down upon him, and car
ried him away. And now the poor man
who had been miserable before, became
ten times more miserable. He could
hardly sleep all night for thinking first Of
the poor little birds that had no parents to
feed them, anil then Of his own children :;
| who would have no one 70 work for them
il he should die.
In the morning lie went softly to the
bush, and looked in at the nests, for he
thought he should see the young birds in
one of the nests dying. But he was as
tonished TO see they were alive i'll both
nests, and chirping as merrily as if no
hawk had ever come near them. lie
could not tell how it could le; so lie sat
down close 10y to watch them. Presently
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Smhay Rra1iuq.
I FORGOT TO PRAY.

Don't .oueh my books, Eddy" said
iitl'e Sarah Wilcox, in Il p"e,ish tone o
voice "i'"n', tou, b them at all. riieu
them up just as want them to s;a =
Il "" a'ra'd my little daughter does
not feel quite pleasant TINS morning." SAID
apaie, bu, sweet-faced lady, who sa, il,
All easy chair hear the fire.
"Culne 10 me, Sarah, and let me ask
You IA question"
HE hIie girl slowly approached her
mother, who put her arms around her
and asked her if she had prayed to God
aud asked him TO make her kind and
pleasant through the day.
mo, mother," said the little girl, ~
forgot to pray"
Forgot TO pray, Sarah. am very
sorry you have then forgotten to thank
God for keeping you alive and well through
the night. You have forgotten God, |
Tear, entirely; but see that Ia. has never
forgotten you for ole moment"
"How do you see that he has not for.
gotten me. mother 2" said the child, look.
ing up AS il half surprised, to the Iady's
face.
why see that he is watching over
you and taking care of you every minute
now. If he should fDrget or neglect you,
your lips would cease to open, you could
not hear or see, and your little form would
become cold and still in DEATH
Sarah looked serious while her mother
thus was speaking, and when she had
finished, she said:
"Pray for me too mother. Pray to
God to forgive me for forgetting to thank
lin, and ask him TO make me good
girl al. the day"
II will, my dear; but you must pray
for yourself. | would 60 into your littlu
room now, if were you, AID offer up a
simple prayer to your kind and heavenly
Father"
So Sarah left the room to follow her
mothers direction.
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GONE AsTRAY.

How coldly falls upon the heart r..
The ords "he's gone astray,"
From those who shared with him the Joy:
Of fortunes brighter day.
Tis human for the soul TO err,
Bsguilcd by visions f,ir;
Then crush It nc: with words c. .co.n,
Nor drive it to despair.
When some frail son Of earth shall pass
Beneath misfortune's cloud.
Bc thou light TO guide the gloom
OF errors sable shroud.
Perchance if You desert him now,
Because he's gone ns,ray,
NO other friend may fling n smile
OF sunshine DER his way. ..
There's many heart that strays nfar
From virtues beaten track,
Which, like the dove unto the ark,
Will ere long wander back.
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May call the roamer home;
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His wayward feet may roam.
But, oh, one harsh, ll.spokcn word,
May chill the erring soul,
And drive the victim far beyond
The IimltS of c,p.,ol
10 see the friends of happier days
In colduess turn away,
Oft proves The bane That madly drive,
3 The sin sick soul away.
"hen you upbraid the faults of youth,
Let not your words be cold;
FOR chilling tones, like melted lead,
Soon harden in the mould.
But speak 10 accents soft and kind.
he wnyward to reclaim;
And thus you'll dry the turbid stream
From whence his errors came.
wipe off the. penitential tear
That gltters on his check:
And bid him turn TO virtues paths,
And there igiYness seek.
Upon his conscience, sick with sin.
~ he balm of comfort pour;
ana, like The Saviour of mankind.
Bid him "go, and sin no more"
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1 He LAM sT ER LE B q IN.

A Max WIrn Nine WrvEs.-The no
torious Nathan Brown, the most remark
able biGamist ever known in America,
WAS brought by officer Eliot, the Other day
from near Jacksonville. |. diana, under a
requisilon from Gov Chase. He is repu
ted to have nine living wives! Ills practice
has been to live with each about thee
Months, get hold of their property and do
sert them. Iieis now safe in Butler coun.
ty Jail, at the instance Of his seventh wife.
resident of this city. The old sinner is
ifty,hree years of age, and has married
three wives within two years.-Homilton
(O) Int
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BE sure you like the parent Of the girl
you are about to we'd /; it il almost as es
sentisl to our happiness As TO truly love
the object Of your wishes
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For the Complete Cure of Caushs
Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood, and ali other lung
complai tending 10 consumution

Colds. Influenza. Asthma Hronchstis
Splitting Of Blood, and ali other Iung
compiai stendIng TO consumption
This preparation IL getting into use Al
over our Count-y. The NUMEROUS lett.rs
we receive from orr various agents, infcr.
ming us of fcurses effected ia their immediate
ne'ghborhoods, warrant us In saying Il 10 enc
OF The best, IL no the very best Cough Msdi.
cine now before the public. IL almost inre.
rnoty reiierss and not unfrsgrraiiy eurss ihs
rery norR ease. When ~ other Couch
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Tho patient, a. Druggists. dealers In
Medicines, ard Physicians can testify.
ASK The agent in your nearest town, wkat
mas been bis experience Of the effects Of ihiS
medicine. II he has been selling II for any
engih OF tine he will tell yoa.
TITS THE BEST MEDICINE EXrANT
Below we give . few extacts from Ivtt.,s
We have reviewed lately regarding the yir-
tncs Of :ais medieins. a|
DfS.Os Ia, of Knoxville. Ga. says.-- 7ksrs
heen .sing ynur Lirerreort and Tar rerv sxfr,,.
surely IN my practice for three years pea srI. ..
's ~hh pleasure state my beiie|in IT. sUrrs,.
ohirY OVER ALL orHER AxrIcLEs utfA srhieh
I'm acquainted tor trhick IL 10 yecomn,ruSsS,, :,
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald e. Benncrs. wyitjne
from Wayncs,ille, NC. says. JAe L;ger.
,eori and Tar 70 becoming daiiy more pop,.-
lar IN this Couairy. AND WE THrHx JGsrLx
SO Az soho hare tried speak IN eassmsn-
aao1e terms " q, rs-y beneficial in aiieriasiae
ne eon,pia'nfed for ryich IA is recommedsd.
Our Agent In Pickens Distrct !. e. Mr..
>. ~ Mcfali, assures w "that Ne /, .es IL ,c;fk
great bensf In his own family, and recon.
mends IL 70 bis neighbors." lie giyes an
instance Of Negro wSmas, in bis vicinity,
who had been suffering with disesss Of the
Lungs Tor years, atteaded with severe cough.
who was reiieved by the Lverworth and Tar.
Sueh are the good reports we Asss OF
THIS slsdicine from all parts of the SoutA.
For report Of the surprising cures il hss
performed In the Western and Northern and
Eastern Statcs. we would invite the suffering
P"'ient ." read the pamphlet which accos-
hare Eop>i 80
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Sir said fierce, lawyer "do YOU on
oath, swear that this is not your hand-wri,
ing.
II reckon not" was ihe cool reply
"D"es it resemble your writing r.
"fes, | think it don't" s,'..--
"Do YOU swear that it don't resemble
your writing n
II dol"
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does not resemble yours in ,insle let.
teri"
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Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
P1NEvILI.E MAIL.
Due Monday aud Friday, at spm
Departs Sunday aud Thursday at q m.
LEwiSvILLE MAIL.
Duo Tuesday at o'clock p. m,
Departs Wednesday, at 8 am
All letters must be deposited by O'Clock
p m, TO insure their departure by next mali.
CHESTERFIELD NAH.
Due Saturday, at 30 o'clock, "a. m.
Depart "Wednesday, at y o'clock. d. m.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that The .law
requires The postage TO be paid quarterly in
Leiiets mud transient newspapers must be
prepaid; otherwise they are not nailed,
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