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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05
MARRIED L1PE. The following beautifuls

MARRIED LIFE. - The following beautifulea
and true sentiments are from the pen ofa
that charming writer, Fredrika Bremsrss =
whose observations might2wsn become Yulsss
Of life, so appropriate are they to manfso
its phases :-H Deeeiyeenot one s.anotherins
small things nor in great 0neilittle aihglsA
lie has, before nov, disturbeda whole mar.
ried life, asmall cause has, often great conzss
sequences Fold not the arms together andS
sit idle. sLaziness is the devils cushion =
Do not run much b from home.s One's owng
hearth is Of more worth than gold. Many
a marriage, my friends, begins like the rosys
morning, and then falls away like q zsnox.z
wreath. And Why, my friends because
the married pair neglect to be as well please
ing to each other after marriage as before
Endeavor always, my children, to please ,onsa
another but at the same time keep God ina
your thoughts, Lavish not all your love stoss
day, for remember that marriage has itatess
morrow likewise, and its day after to-morroxes
too. Spare, as one may say fuel for the
winter Consider, my daughter, what thsss
word wife.expresses. The married Woman
is the husbands's s domestic faith inher hand
he must be able 70 confde house and family;
be ableato entrust to her hekey of his heart 2 !.
as we'll as the key of his eating room, Hisa
honor and his home are under her keeping
Ibis well.being in her hand. Think Of :
this +! And you SONS, be faithful husbsnds,
and good fathers Of families Act eos that
your wives shall esteem and love yonr.
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THE Poor BoY.-Don't be ashamed, my
good lad, if you have patch on your elbow.
It is no mark of disgrace; II speaks well
for your industrious mother. For our par,
we would rathers see a dozen patches on your
Jacket than hear one profane or vulgar word
escape from your lips or smell tha fumes Of
tobacco in your breath. No good boy.v
yshun you because you cannot dress g veil
as your companions; and il . bad boy some:
times laughs atysur appearance, say nothing
my good: lad, but,walk on. We know many
rich and good man who was once g poor
as you, Fear God, my boy, and i yon are
poor, but honest, you viii be respseted--a
great deal more than # You were the son Of
: rich man, and were ddiotsd tebad habits.
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ssaetteo Qoetrg.
.nnN,T RUN IN DEBT.

OON,I fSON In 0n1o1
itDon4 run in debt :'-neyer mind, never mind,
H the clothes are faded and torn:
Fix,epn op, make them do it is better by for,
Than to have the heart weary and worn.
,WEo1I love you the more for the set of your hat,
scr your ruff ,or the tie of your shoe,
The shape of your vest, of your boots, or cravat,
EsssR they know you're in de5t for the new.
There's no comfort, Itell you in walking thesEreet
sIns6ne clothes, if you know you're IN debt; r
And feel that perchance you some tradesman may
meet, .>-
Good friends let me beg of you, don't run in debt,
If the chairs and the sofas are old
They viii fit your back better than any new set,
Unless they're paid fer with gold;
Ifthe house is too small draw the closer together,
Keep it warm with q hearty good will;
Abig one unpaid for. in all kinds of weather,
awillssend to your warm hearts q chill. - --
z Don't run in debt-now, dear girls, take a hint,
the fashions have changed dsinee last season..
Old Nature is out in the very same tint,
S And old Nature, we think, has some reason.
Butjust say to your friend, that you cannotaford
ITO spend the time to keep up with the fashion;
That your purse is too light and your honor too
bright -
s. 70 be tarnished with such silly passion
Gents, don'trun in debt-let your friends, if they
* can,
Have fine houses, feathers, and flowers.
But, unless they are paid for, be more of a man,
Than to envy their sunshiny hours.
II you've money to spare I have nothing to say );
Spend your dollars and dimes as you please;
But, mind you, the man who his note has to pay,
Is the man who is never at ease.
Kind husbands, don't run into debt any more;
twill gil your wife's cup full of sorrow,
To know that q neighbor may call at your door,
With ably must settle tomorrow;
Obi take my adyiee-it is good, it is true!
IBut, lest you may some of you doubtit,)
Phi whisper secret, now seeing t IS you
= Iaave tried it., and hnop all Gbouti
TEe chain Of debtor is heavy and cold,
It's links all eorrosion and rust.
Gid It DER as you wilt is never gold,
Then spurn it aside with disgust.
The man who's in debt is too often slave,
Though his heart may be honest and true;
Gan he hold up his head and look saucy and brave,
When note he can't pay becomes due?
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A HUNTING EpfToR.-0ur Western r
Exchanges are making merry over the fcl'ss
lowing anecdote of an editor, who wearieds
of city life, went on hunting excursion inn
the country. 81 s'..s = :'eSsss EsssE
GA city editor being in the country deer
shooting, was too frighted toshodt at abuok,
as he went by. The ahuntsman came:up and
asked him why he did not shoot e Hbips
.trembled as he replied, IL saw nothing but
the devil go by with an arm chair ION. his,
head, and his handkerchief sticking ont bes7
hind" ea@1S fs-z1 p 6a ~
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A NUMEROUS FAM1LY.-An exchange
says: CAT Ischnia, Cattaraugus county,
New York, there is family named Farewell,
unsurpassed in numbers by any in our knowl-
edge, among whom the utmsst harmony of
feeling has prevailed for years. Not long
since there was school in their district com.
posed of twenty.six scholars, all cousins
and the school was taught by an own aunt to
all the children" ~
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For the Yorkvills Enquirer.
THE GREY CAT OF CASTLE GRYNNE.
"Ku Ira auah 5rosin mhan, an irsn altar noe al
e5an." =.
"a dark and gloomy ruin-the abode of the bat
and venerable owl. - 49,
--.~ -s=- E-~YTHE SA1DI HINDU. -
BY P. D. s. r.

"Sunt, qui enlistment, AMMAN post mortem in
corpore animalium pariort trenslatam esse: usque,
ante mortsm, al icent nam R,trable scriptu ny.
per certiores faci sumus-nsultis 2robsque marine
testiJus-ut quidam puer iaJe1ina pautatus esset."
dnn ID mimi
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The POWER. OF MpNosgILABIEsTa
one whose attention has not been drawn es-s
pecially to the subject, it will be surprising
to call to mind how many Of the most sub
lime and comprehensive passages inthe Epg-
Iish language consist whollSSsor chiefly Of.
monosyllables. OF the sixsy.aix words cpm-s
prislng the Lords Prayer, forty eight are Of
onesyllable. .Ofsthe seventeen words com
posing the Golden Rule, fifteen ars,of one
syllable The most impressive ideaofS thes
creative power Of Jehovah IS expressed on.
tirely in monosyllables: G And God said,
Let there be light, and there was light - -
One Of the most encouraging promises Of
Scripture isexpressed in fifteen words, all
but one of, which are monosyllab ables: aI
love them that love me, and thosethat seek
me early shap find mt" /" ss 2
Among human compositions several fe.s
markable instances Of the same cbaisctSrz
occur. Of twenty.six words in the follow
ing verse, all but two are monosylI bles
2 "My God, who makes the sun to knoF *
Hisproper hour to,rise, q
And 70 give light to all below
Doth send him round The skies,
Few sentences in poetry or prose, what.
ever their length, contain SO much doctrinal
instruction, afford 80 much precious consola.s
tion, orinspire SO much exultiDg hope, asthe
following, in which all the words but one
are monosyllables: 80. 'gsssa'is
~" =" Jesus, my Gods I know his name, ssaS
His name is all my trust; ~ ~;
Nor will he put my soul to shame, ss
= Nor let my hope be lost. ~. =,
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IS IS -.

themselves, and suggest what they are adsp
ted for in this life, and what place they dsss
erye in heaven Now, suehsa man as SIAt,
in contract with everybody knowing sFsfys'
body, and capable Of pleasing eSerybody
and at.the bottom wrapped up with Gle eone
idea of preferment, power and dominioap
among men, is not easily to be put down.
and his opponents might as well bslie5s 81
once, that when they fight him they Hight N
man, a little giant indeed. He would ybss
popular in Boston or anywhere else, and :hslE
the tehreel thousand clergymen hs ds5Y
nounced would have their heartsstoleni fhG
could speak to them a half hour. a
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-19
The WeilingtOns.

Who has not heard Of Lord yelling.
lon--the Zero Of Waterloo--,he conquer.
or Of Napoleon? He was mighty man,
and the pages Of history record for him d
glorious and immortal name. But we are
not going TO talk Of the merits OF demer.
Is of the dead. Another Wellington
claims our attention--one who is at this
time in Winchester and who proposes to
take pictures Of all who desire to see
themselves as others see them.
We DO not know that our Wellington
is nearer related than nephew 10 Wei
ington the first, but this we do know ::
that as one was victorious in battle, the
other is not less SO in taking pictures.--
In fact we have been debating in our mind
for several days the following question;
Which deserves the most praise--We ell
|lington for conquering Napoleon, or Wei.
lngton for taking such good pictures?
Being unable TO decide it, we have con.
cuded to leave it to the "lIardscrabblc
Debating Society" and will publish the
decision in our next.
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Something Nice.

About the nicest thing Of the season
for ladies can now be seen at the store Of
Messrs. Handy & Henderson. What it
iswe shall not tell. knowing that it must
be seen to be fully and justly appreciated,
and therefore we suggest to all who are
really DESTROYS of seeing this interesting
article to 60 forthwith, as it is probable
that era long it will be let off TO the
highest bidder, in which case it will
doubtless lose a great deal Of its attrac.
ton and be Of no value to any one save
the one who may choose to become its
possessor. As it is an article designed
especially for ladies, gentlemen need not
become excited. Any way, it is no com.
mon thing, but real "gilt. edged" and
destined to attract universal attention
among the fair sex.
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s@r 1t will appear next week.
Railroad Accidents.

We have from Mr.. Robert Morris
OF Lexington, Ky, some details reIa-
tive to the double accident near Ste
venson on last Monday and Tuesday.
our notice yesterday of the collision
Is confirmed by Mr. Morris.
The latter accident resulted from
The train endeavoring to run back
wards to switch a couple of miles
from the place locked up by the wreck
ed locomotives, and running over a
cow. Both the cars were torn from
their attachments, one Of them hurled
down bank. The Deputy Sheriff Of
Hamilton county. Mr.. Turner, the
name given to our informant, was
killed instantaneously, his skull being
crushed in. The woman, Mrs, Augu-
bright, could not have lived an hour.
as her skull was broken and stomach
terribly bruised by one of the trucks
falling upon her. Her husband was
with her. They had no family, and
were from Floyd county, Virginia.
A gentleman named Tolliver Jones
had his leg crushed below the knee,
ne will probably suffer an amputation
OF the limb. Others wer more or less
bruised and cut but none seriously.
The four wounded men of Monday
are lying at Anderson, and the physi-
clan reports that all will recover. No
lille WINS lost in the collision.
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yaIurble Town Property fer sale.

wish 70 sell at private sale the conforta-
lie Frame Dwelling, on Jefferson street. in
the town Of Winchester, now occupied By
James Estill, Esq.
TERMS-Twenly-three hundred dollars,
IN one and two wears credit, with bond and
approved security, aud lien retained upon
the property until the purchase money IS paid.
Persons wishing TO purchase will cal on
me or my agents. Alessrs. 5. W. Honghiou
and F. A. Ioughniller. Winchester. Call
soon.
Jan. 30. ~. # ]. u. ACkLEN.
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FOR TOWN CONSTABLE.

E:3% We are authorized to announce
A. w. RUSSEY a candidate for Town
Constable at the election in January next.
R1F- We are authorized to announce
WIN. T. LEE a candidate for Town Con-
stable at the election in January next.
BB- We are authorized TO announce
AUGUSTUS p. DARRELL a candidate
for Town Constable at the election iii
January next.
1lya We are authorized to announce
r. B. MAY a candidate for Town Con.
stable at the election in January next.
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Notice..

Doctors, Lawyers, Merchants, mechan.
les manufacturers, and business men gen.
orally ought to have cards printed for the
coming year, and we are prepared to &C,
commodae with nice work in that way.
Send in orders.
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6 ATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851.


We have heard from various portions
NJ tho country, and the damage done by
me late freshet is estimated largely
Fsnces, corn, &c. &C., have been swept
,v,v. In some instances the damage
bas been immense.
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For long time we have thought a
GOOD baker ought to "set up" in our
,own. and we chronicle this week the re.
ohxation of our wish. Mr. ]. w. Vogel
IA prepared to accommodate all with nice
filings, and families especially with nice
liaht bread, Read his advertisement.
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Fifty Cents, and upwards.
SALE OF LAND.
Bell 4 Counts, Adm'rs.

Bel 4 Counts, Adm'rE,
vs..
John Counts, CT ais.
BY virtue oi n decree OF the Chancery
Cour' at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced Au.
gust Term, 1851, in the foregoing cause.
will. or the 9th Of this month. sell before
the Court House door in Winchester, Tenn.
two tracts of land, one containing So acres.
the other containing 10 acres, lying in Frank
l.n County. on the waters of Robinson creek,
the sale TO be on credit OF IL months and the
purchaser to give bond and security and
lien retained until purchase money is paid.
HUI. FRANCIS. C & NJ
Dec5 i'd prs fee 3 20
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nIeIOdeOn for Sale.

We have a nice 4 octave melodeon
for sale at about ten per cent discount off
The original cost. Ii is perfectly new
snd IL fine tune.
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Tombstone for Sale.

We have beautiful little Italian mar.
Ma tomb.st for sale--suilabe for q
shild. Price $40.
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nr We direct attention to the adver.
,isement OF R. A. Parish. Any one
wishing to purchase good piano at a low
price ought to 60 and see him at once.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE Dec. II.
CoTToN.--Tho market presents de.
clded downward tendency, and we have
no transactions to report to-day, holders
beng unwilling to submit TO the conces.
sion demanded by buyers. Sales were
made yesterday at Zoe, but that price
could not be obtained to-day, except for
very superior article.
TopAcco.--Wo hear of some transac.
tons in Loose at former prices, 3aa5c.
WHEAT AND FLoUR.-We have no
change TO note in the prices Of these
articles.
GRocERIEs.-Sugar and Molasses have
gwen away slightly, and we quote the
former at 74a9c, and the latter at 3Oa32.
Coffee has been in better request at for.
mcr prices, ll@al2!c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 7.--Busincss
is very dull; the banks are not disposed
to resume specie.
The Bank Of the Commonwealth is the
only specie paying bank.
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II, nrEgeriasg ,e,ickcts on. Certificates.

Enclose the money TO address for the tickets order
cd on cccIp Of which they will he forwarded by FIRST
mall Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List ~ Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
pure hascrs Immediately after the drawing.
90 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and i've their Post Jtlce County and state.
49, Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
II full, without deduction.
~ 81 prizes nj 900 and under paid Immediately after
the wing other prizes at the usual time Of 50 days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets certificates TO
$. SWAN & CO., AHgusia, Gu.
H. A list OF the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
OF the prize that each one is entitled TO-,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers;-Ne'c OrIeans DEL
ia, NoLile Register, Charleston Stan.
TART, Nashville Ga-ette, Atlanta Intclti.
gencer, Ncw York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning Meas, RichmOnd
Dispatch and Ncw York Dispatch.
Jnne - ly
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Observation-Disclosures N Cox.
svuprroN.' See advertisement under this
head in another column. Gm
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-lntimate
friends of Gov. Walker say that he will
shortly withdraw from the Governorship.
A large number Of CaIiromians are
pressing Senator Gwinn to be mustered
into the \, S. service against the Nor.
mons. They state that the Mormons have
cmjssarics throughout California, mcdita.
ting most serious mischief.
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FOR SHERIFF..

RI We are authorized to announce
JONI W. CUSTER as candidate for
Sheriff Of Franklin County a; the en-.
SUING March election. may22
Hay@ We are authorised to announce
r. ii. FIxcn candidate for Sheriff at
the next March election.
Fs.55s We are authorised TO announce
w. D. FAIRS a candidate for Sheriff OF
the ne2t March election.
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FALL g. w INTER-
c. 9 O = 6.

We have Just received our stock of fG,!
and Winter Goods, Varieties, SC.
CONSISTING IN PAET OF
Prints, GInghams,
DeLanes, Merinos,
Alpaccas, CambrlcS,
FlanneIs Snltines,
Twceds and Jeans, Linseys, TIckiNgS,
ToweIngs, Umbrellas,
Suspenders, Cloves Comforts,
HandkerchIcis, Pins, Needles,
Hosiery,
Some BsGuhy-lMadse Clothing,
hats, bools, and shoes, with numerous other
articles in the Dry Goods line too tedious to
name, with good stock OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
SUCH as
axes, hacVets, h0nd-aXes, hammers, saws,
augurs, chiscls, draWing-knrcs, locks, CON"
passes, squares aud rules, gunocks--botb
flint and parcusson- action percussion
locks in pairs (a splendid article), tubes and
OFFENDERS, hinges, screws, with variety OF
other articles. Also,
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Coffee, Sat--tine, in sacks,
Nails, Copperas, AlIum,
Dluesonc, SaIpctrc. Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Candles, --talow and star,
indigo & Madden, Soap, etc, etc,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, S IS, 600.
Prizes payable without Deduction.
Magnificent Scheme:

;256 Prizes amounting to......... 1929, 260
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters 2 50
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York RENTED for prizes
Drawings Of Large Classes will be publish
eC in New York and New Orleans Sunday
papers, and Charleston and Savannah dalies.
Address orders for tickets or Certificates Of
Packages of Tickets to
ANDERSON a. son, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
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GEIsEsRss
jEWELRY STORE.


Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
LII respectfully call tho attention Of my ~
friend, and the public gcAeiaiiy, 70 ny
new and hne stock Of watches, jewelry, silver end
plated ware, fancy goods, &c.:
WAeChea.
Fine gold duplex, mssie, patsnt snd detached
lever wAtchos; silver patent and detached levers
aud Epines Of al kinds and qualities.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamsllsd
ssrrinss and breast pins, ladies' and childrcn'l
gold and jet bracelets, ladies' and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens. eDid and diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thlmbles, gents gold breast
pins, studs, collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent spcctacles pocket, table and des.
sert cutlery, and scissors.
sa silver ware.
In which iine intend not 10 be suYpa cd by any
store west Or north Of 81. Louis vis silver In BILE
dessert and ten spoons and forks. sugar cream
tard and sAt Spoons battsr Ard fruit knivss
and PLATED nApkin rings, 10. 38 ii
PlAtea ware ana Rancy Gooas.
Plated and britannis Tea sets, casto1, fruit and
cake baskets candisstieks, pearl and shell pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining TO my
line.
CleOks.
general assortment Of clocks Of the lateat pat
teFus and best make, Ill warranted 10 kssp good
time. ss
1o>Watchss and Jewslry repaired In the most
workmanlike manner, and 81 the shortest notice.
wv@-dtv ItrIH9 nwIorn
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WOOUl WOWD I

u. PRICES Yard il the plsce to get what yen
-. want in this line sawed and split 70 suit or not
sawed and split just you desire. Orders. With
the pay, left At BALDWIN 4 Evsus', corner u Main
and 4h strects, will be attended 10 without delay
Good msAsure warranted. ! shall noon have = lot
OF dry oak, and come hickory for those who like
wood can be supplied. As the railroad 10 near The
fountain heAd Tor coal, shall have that kind
Of fuel for those whousc it. Those vishine hard
wood Lumber can be supplied by calling 6 The
Wood Yard, near The keokuk N. d. Mcinee
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed 10 order.
Jan. 5. '57-d3m JB. PRICE.