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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05

HE ] RAtED1 ot '''ihEhho, Nv
rLE.-We do not see how the story of
Moor of Venice could be told in few
more suggestive words than is here,
Irish acquaintance of ours :-N"r On
P'rnyune. 8
Othello was captain bould,
Tho black rs coal by nature.
To Desdemona he was bound.
A beautiful young crayture.
With ner he lead a happy life,
For she was no virago,
Until one day he chanc'd to meet
A william, named Lago.
Says he, your wife's perjured jade,
She is faithless lassie, oh .
She doesn't care straw for you,
She'd give your eyes for Cassie.
With him she gallivants about,
In all her hours of laysure,
She stole your pocket handkerchief
For him to wipe his razor.
My handkerchief! my handkerchief.
Othello then did stammer,
My Cotton pocket handkerchief!
oh, d her, lewd MINI, d. her.
Neither with dagger, nor with dirk.
For that would make foul stir,
But first I'll put the candle out,
And SHAY her with the houlster.
!:Othello, Act III: Scene ;.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05
MUSIC! MUsie!!
BE5RB r. ~


4 LARGE and wel-selected stock of PIANOS
~ from the best makers can be had ut FACTO-
RY PRICES, at RAMSAY'S PIANO and MUSIC
STORE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Those who wish to
procure very superior instrument can get Hal
lett, Davis & Cos PIANO, with the patent suspcn-
sion bridge and metallic bearings, now among'the
best Pianos in the world. Try one, and fit does
not prove well, the price will be refunded. Eve
ry Piano fully guaranteed.
Mr.. RAMSAY, being practical Piano-maker
and IN experienced dealer, can insure to his GUS
toners q perfect instrument, and in the most per-
feet order.
ssA- No charge for boxing. =
Also, on hand, Church and Parlor Melodeuns,
Guitars, Violins, Accorleons, Flutinas; Banjos,
Strings &c., and a general assortment Of the In:
test and most approved Music.
References: Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, President Of
Yorkville Female College; Prof. J. IT. Whitney,
Professor Of Music.
Sept Is 80 ly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
New Goods at Rock Hill

~ W. BROACII having retired from the Co.
VI. partnership, the undersigned will hereaf-
ter conduct the business Mt their old stand at Rock
Hill, under the firm of W. P. BROACH & Co.
They are now opening their stock of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which embraces every article
belonging to . completely furnished
COUNTRY STORE,
to which they beg the attention Of their friends
and customers throughout the Indian Land. Be-
lieving in the motto-"quick sales and short prof
it's" their customers my expect to find bargains
the cheapest to be had in York District.
W. P. BROACH,
j. J. MILLS.
MA- The Notes and Accounts of the old firm
are in the hands of W. P. :BROACH; and those
who are indebted to the concern are earnestly re-
quested to call upon him and make settlement
Oct % 43 C
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05

TAKE NOTICE.---Allpe persons indebted
i to the estate of ROBERT E. MILLER, 9e-
ceased, are earnestly requested to make iumedi-
ate payment. The demands against the estate
are pressing. /. HAVE HAD. TO PAY SOME
COST and don't wish to pay any more, nor do q
wish to put others to the unnecessary expense OF
paying cost. 3. JN0. IL MILLER, Admir-
June .28 % If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05

squint.eyed, .lop-eared, NANCY beast is my
dog? No, sir; that aiut my dog. Mine is
the best dog in Oregon-;a walopin' big su-.
blended animal-reg'lar beauty two hun
dred FOUNDER, sir. Phew! Cuss snake ).
At this point, the speaker having exhaust
ed his vocabulary, stopped to take breath.
Wery singular-extraordinary singular,
may say. Has your correspondent made
q mistake, and forwarded the wrong ami
NAL?
oNIistake be cussed! Its reg'lar swim
die, sir. That blasted tavern keeper up thar
has stole my dog, an sent me this Internal
little runt in his place. What's the dam
age?"
"Nothing, sir, as you have failed to get
the right ANIMAL" replied the operator, who
joined us in an uproarious burst of merrl-
ment, as Pike left the Office, swearing he was
ogwine up to Dayton, to scalp that dog-r"t-
ted, dos-stealng tavern keeper"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05

"A pert lawyer in the South lately insult
ed the Judge, who fined him $50. He re-
peated the insult, and the Judge doubled
the fine; he tried it again, and he trebled it.
Finally, he asked permission to 60 home
What for?' asked the Judge. 'To buy
your houor's paper at trn per ccnt, to pay my
fne'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05
HOME OPERA.

*Othello, Act III: Scene ;.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-02-05

were complimenting each other on their hab-
its of temperance: .-.
did you ever, neighbour said one, 'see
me with more than 1 could carry%
mo, indeed was the reply, mot I. But I
have seen you when l thought you had bet
ter have gone twice after it,
If you want to rejoice the internal soul
of a reporter, tell him that six women and
seven children have just been torn asunder
limb from limb, in house around the next
corner; that blood is gushing from all the
windows and doors; that steamboat has
just sbust,' killing all on board; that the
Rev. Dr. Exegesis has just cut his. own
throat; and that an awful and impenetrable
mystery surrounds everything.
At baptism in the western part of Ken
tucky,a few weeks since, girl of shy
disposition, about to be immersed, very nat
urally resisted the attempts of the minister
to lead her to the water, and. after short
struggle, began to sob and cry with great
violence At this moment, while crowd
of spectators were auxiously watching the.
result, a younger brother of the girl stepped
up to her, and exclaimed, in an under tone,
Don't be scared, Sal, they're only in fun !!
bar The man who is too poor to take pa
per has bought slab-sided dog, % old shot
gun, and twenty shilling gold watch. He
educates his children in the street, and his
shanghais boards on his neighbors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
wo0hInEson Coanty Pa.-OmcInl,
Ms oOr or woRk.-Tho Philadelphia Le7g-

Ms Dor OF WoRK.-The Philadelphia Leag-
q gives a list of factories in that city with the
number Of operatives now employed and the
number lately discharged. Out of ss5T men.
lately employed in them, 1880 have been dis
charged and every day adds to the number of
the latter. In New York, according to careful
estimates not less than twenty-five thousand,
seven hundred men and woman have been
thrown out of employment by the hard times.
with no hope of getting work during the coming
four or fivc months OF these eight thousand
are Iaborers, four thousand segar makers, TWEEN
ty-,i.e k,,s..l-el -,~-k men in iron (oundries,
sixteen hundred cloakmakers, one thousand
clerks and SO on through the list of occupations.
The Philadelphia North american in giving
this list says:
Every branch Of business contributes to the
melancholy array, and We regret to find no less
than five hundred printers among the number
The book and job printing offices are obliged to
reduce their force. As the journeymen raised
their wages to meet the cost of living in ProsPe-
rous times it is asked by some Of the papers
whether thew will now consider the desperate
condition Of the employers by reducing their
rates Il Is complained, however, generally thlt
provisions have not fallen in price aPpreciably,
and we are sorry TO say that the fact IS so. The
farmers, huekstera, and butchers appear to be
unconscious of the condition of the public, or at
least determine not TO recognize it It's outTa-
ReouS that butter should be selling at thirty
cents pound with such enormous hay crops as
NE have had this season..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
TT.r n. Int.lligsncer.l

The Wheeling Argus of the 21st, in a rabid
article on Elih1 Burritt, says: "He even with
the assistance of the IHtsltiganeer in his labor
Of love, cannot persuade our people out OF
long established opinion"
What ''long established opinion" is it "ouR
PEoPLE cannot be persuaded out Off %, Is Il eNy
lsvs aGa SRs c1TgTs alludesi Is your ncigsbor
with his ''huudfed eyes" unable to perceive
that tour people" practically, eschew slavery !?
That our manufacturers and farmers prefer to
employ free labor, on account of its being more
profitable than slave labor, or does the A'g1s
mean to say it has been "a long established
opinion Of our people" that every suggestion
coming to us from the north ought to be respond
ell TO by the churlish reply, I'VE are qualified
TO manage our own affairs without the aid of
such Missionaries as your northern fanatics, and
we moreover refuse to accept your sympathy,
and CO operation in the regulation of our social
institutional" What brotherly love such Ian.
guage breathes forth.
When will this villificr understand "onr peo-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

MAGSANMoUs Acr.-Mr. Lefevre, wealthy
sugar planter of Lafourchc. died recently with
out issue-his wife having preceded him to the
grave. His was appraised at about $780,
600. 4 few days since his will was opened,
when it was found that he had left the whole OF
hi possession to be divided equally between
two gentlemen of this city-onc a nephew to
his wife, and the other the broker who had
transacted his business in this city, n man in no
wise related to him. only in the way OF business,
To the establishment of his friends this broker,
on finding that he had been made legatee to hall
the old mans estate. ($S50,000 at least went
before notary public and r.nuunced the whole
legacy, making it over in favor Of the relatives
Of the deceased in France, consisting of neph-
ews and nicces to the number of twenty or
thirty, and all humbly situated in life. The
broker who so magna.imously renowned his
share to the estate, gave his reason for so do
ing that he was already as rich us he wished to
be, and felt so independent that he did not wish
it to be in the power of any one TO say that any
part of his fortune was not of his own making.
- Netp Orleans Crescent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

cncy Of this unrivalled preparation scron
eryspeas cutaneous eruptive disorers and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible, not such
wonderful cures daily occurrence certified by persons
undouted resrectability establishing the
contesabe fact this
tive and renovatIhg agent IT is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many expert
ence that they can produce happest by its adj
rnInistration, and therefore with confidence.
Prepared aal sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by 81 ]. H. CRUMBACKER.
Ana by Druggists generally. jyT-1*daw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

FEDEnALIzArtoS OF THE DEMoceATIC PARTY.
Richard Taylor, Esq, only son of the late
President Taylor, is the democratic candidate
for the Senate of louisiana in the ST Charles
district. This, we believe, completes the list of
the sons of distinguished patriots and statesmen
who are now acting with the democratic party.
Fletcher Webster, the son Of Daniel Webster,
has acted with the democrats for several years.
James b. Clay, the son of Henry Clay, is the
democratic neInber of Congress elect from-the
Ashland district, Kentucky. The sons Of eX-
Presidents Tyler and Van Buren, continue to
adhere to the democratic faith. j. Scott Harri-
son, the son of ex-Presdent Harrison, is not a
democrat. butheis bitterly opposed to the Bacil
Republicans and all their political ideas. There
is good deal of Significance in these facts
Cincinnati Emnuirer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

Secretary Cobb has issued circular asking
information from merchants on various points,
so as to enable him to make up his estimates,
and to consider recommendations for loan,
should one become necessary. The particular
points to which his inquiries relate are, the pro-
bable amount of importations for the next
twelve or eighteen mouths; the probable change
in the price of the more important articles of
import; and also the probable amount of goods
now in warehouse that will be withdrawn for
consumption during the residue of the current
fiscal year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

LiTE IN Bosrox.-our local summary this
morning is chiefly record of murder aud crime
Since Saturday morning, policeman has been
shot dead while in the discharge of his duty;
sporting, but orderly and peaceable man, has
been fatally stabbed, without prOvocatiOn, while
his companion received such wounds as to place
him upon the very brink of death; and an infant
has been suffered to starye to death, evidently
by the6csirc Of its cruel parents. Then man
who was quietly passing through our streets
last evening received malicious stab from
rowdy rs he went by him; and one woman frac
tnred another's skull; while man vented his
spleen by knocking part Of wOman's teeth
down her throat.-Boston Adrertiser, 1871.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

TmE GReAr CoNFEDRgAcr.-At the meeting
of the next Congress two new States will he in
readiness for admission into the Union-Minne-
sofa and Oregon. The progress made thus far
fully warrants the expectation. The cOnstitu-
ton of Minnesota prohibits slavery. What pc.
Sitiun Oregon will take on the same subject is
as yet uncertain. In effect, however, Oregon is
and will continue to be free State. These will
increase the members of the confcderncy to
thirty three, without counting Kansas, whose
admission in some shape now seems imminent
The Constitutional Convention of Kansas will
meet again in u few days, resume and conclude
its labors, and the constitution thus framed will
either he submitted to popular vote or sent to
Congress without such endorsement. At the
approaching session Of Congress, therefore, the
Onion will be materially increased in members
Steps will also, no doubt, be taken to organize
the new territories of Arizona, Dacotah and
Carson, thus raising the number of territories
to the same total as at present-PhiL da.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
DIR. NJ. Dl. WALLETS
Female PERTODTCAT. PHI,

These pills heeu used the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals France for many
years, meeting unparalleled suceess-gving the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm in correcting irregularty and OBJ.
strucOns producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle smulaut They produce an agreeable
sxheration and happy Influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, supposIng themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although circumstances Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGHLINs BusHP1ELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

WHAT MIeHr HAvF BrEx.-The editor OF the
Springfield tJass.) Republican has been rusti-
eating in Vermont, looking round among the
farmers, and imigining what might have beer"
if he had only been farmer. Most people,
when they have time FIR reflection, indulge IN
/ spccuIations of this kind, and, Just at this
time. when all other kinds of specnlations col
lapsed, these speculations as to ''whnt might
have been" are by no means few and far be,
tween.
mImagine your correspondent imagining the life
lie might have led (and come very near leading
for that lnatter,) among the hills as n iarmcr.
He would have grown up staiwaTt ana strong
with horny hands aud face as black as tue ace
Of spades He would have taught school WIN
tcrs, Gas lac did worked ON the farm summers,
and gone our haying for fifteen days IN July, AT
a Gol!ara day, and taken for pay the iron work
and running gear of wagon. at two ana
twenty. or thereabouts, he would have begun to
paw attentions to girl, with father worth two
thousand dollars, and spit curl on her lore
hcad-n girl who always went to singing school,
and sat in the seats and sung without open
ing her mouth-a darnatiOn pretty girl any
way. 1t would have been strife between nm
and Tom Cuts to see which should have her.
Well after seeing her home from singing scho0l
one or two seasons, Tom Butts being trlnnl'
phantly cut out, and taking her to the Eomrth
of July, aud getting about q hundred dollars
together, he would have married her ana se1ue"
3s'Ycars would pass away, aud that girl with
the spit.curl would have had eleven children.
Just as sure as you live-seyen boys and four
girls. We should have had Ia hard time ~, IN
bringing them up, but they would soon be able
enough TO do the milking, and help tneF mother
and feeling little stiiI in the joints, should be
siected member Of the legislature, having been
assessor and school committee for years. In
Inc evening of my days, with my pipe in my /
mouth, thirteen barrels Of cider in tho cellar,
md the Springfield Republican in my hands
ON market, through pair of gold mounted
pcctacles, and wonder what you put such
TRANCE. silly letter as this in the paper for All,
1elfl There are worse lives than that led by
hose who despise them"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

Evansville dnd.) Journal desires to call atten'
ton TO the great want Of female help that cx'
lists throughout that section of the country
1t says:
ave are assured that fifty or one hundred fe.
males could find good homes and liberal wages
in families in this city at the present time
Within week we have published advertise.
Inent for female help by persons who offer good
homes for girls and 81 80 to $3.50
To no place, is this same "ran" more APP
plicablc than TO our own city here. If the
hundreds and thousands ofwomen good indus
trious seamstrcsscs, cooks, washers and ironers,
would but leave the Eastern Intelligences Off
ccs, and scatter themselves out west and south
west, they would not have to advertise long for
situations. There is great deartll of female
help in this city at this time, and we invite the
attention of the unemployed people to the
fact
Let our Eastern exchanges acquaint their
famishing thousands with this fact, instead of
bolstering them up on the idea of wintering on
soup in the East this winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23


Az UNLucIY OPERATIox.-A man in Brook
lyn, \. Y, last Saturday, fearing savings bank
in that city would bust, drew out 81 ~, all
he possessed Hetold Ill his friends of hi, good
luck, In getting the money, took several ii inks,
got tight" audhad his pocket picked OF very
dollar. He did not make much by that opera.
ton
pam UNDER PnorEsT. s. Young, nr Lo-
WELL n strong minded woman, recently paid her
tax under a heavy protest. She maintains that
to tax damsel and then not allow her to vote,
is not altogether the thing. The whole pro-
grammc of disabilities are recited Never
theless, the obdurate collectors took her money.
No Seen CnuRcu THEHE-A letter addressed
to the Church of God, at Portland, Maine,
some years ago was returned to the General
Post Office with the endorsement, 'tlniS. direct
ed-Ee have nothing but sectarinn churches in
this place
Prxcu advises the Governor of Utah to Ego
it while he's Yonng.n The advice is sensible,
for somebody is Cumming who'll check him.
4 VALUABLE Caop--Two brothers named
Smith, proprietors of splendid peach orchard
near Sacramento, California, are said to have re-
allied between $1,000 and $70,0uO this year
from the sale of peaches.
MOVEMENTS OF GoLD.-The Fulton, for Eu-
rope, took out S5I ,00V in gold. The Asiu, from
Europe, brought S22, 600 These movements
arc doubtless merely the adjustment Of ex-
changes in gold bills of exchange being difficult
to get.
a TEMPORARY But FATAL SUSPENSION. well
known physician of Connecticut, who had been
specializing in western stocks, and had lost his
all, hung himself in consequence, on Tuesday.
The Chicago Times denies the renort Of the
prevalence of an epidemic in that city, and says
that no respectable disease would be so cruel as
to add to the existing suffering and distress
while Wentworth is mayor.
PRoLIFIc CoRx-At the Agricultural Fair in
Winchester last week, Mr.. George Bardel exiib-
tied five stalks of corn bearing twelve ears. the
product Of single grain.
a WOMAN in Florida, Of the name of Cross.
lately gave birth to an infant son which, weighed
only one pound That Cross wasn't hard TO
bear.
WE SHOULD Sor CoMP1AIx.-At Pernambuco
atlatest dates, the stock of -four was about 600
barrels, mostly held by spectators. 1t was then
selling at from SIT to S26 per barrel, according
to quality |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23

A REMARKABLE Casa young man of the
name of Curtis, of Ithica, recently died of u
scrofulous complaint, which had converted one
Of his legs into n perfect mass of corruption :
Just before his ilentI, th-.s sniIvt Out from the
diseased limb two stems, on which next appear
ed two buds and these on being exposed to the
light burst into two perfect flowers. The.nedi-
cal facuIo of the village are preparing state
ment of the facts for publication. We have this
from a correspondent who would not knowingly
misrepresent anything.-N. 7. Mirror.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
spBCrAL MOTTO ELS.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a COOP FAMILY PILL

TOnn's PILLS haVe~Ty A cough medicine, pleas
& with great ant, safe and eGeetual, at
80 80 mn onJF Srnn, the DureGfI-i moderate cost.
care Tbese facts IN One that he kept II
connection with their the mouse as aa1tttiy ~
rabie bnatiOn, have anu
en- them the reputation where or 70 person. IN III
they have introduced heallh 'r'' ~ ,tEs
Of being the best FdnEyN9 out aSst''"'iO" "
I'illS In - niIgmEinls. .,lt.,nc IL Or
a, s..t.,or fgbo bn.| Chapman'I H0ARltoONA
been slces5stui " ~ II does not produce thai
the city Of Wheelln2) to- IS n,sdtst6s,
adjust the ingredients Of 81 H rarts F,st
these pills. that their COM Mttie'i S" - - 80
biued action would reachyf lS, 4. A.
ne Lipsr With certanty,S ~ NY w
and produce e4sy and Do"eAs nts tne hisai
safe operation on tho boW-tc'ues "lSh eVnteth Opau
els. ,,.Cl m. ,u,....,t ,..t.Jss .,
ordinary phvsic az which II iSeomposed-Sen-
SsntIe laxative in smalleF egRs Ecorce, loarhound
doses and very EIecamPane, Boneset WIFI
relieving COEtiveness, In-G Cherry, &C., combined
digestion, Headache, Colds, with tonic and anohyne
&c, &c.i &c. THAT the cough Is ioossH ~
These pills have been in anl soothed, while at inc
use for more than 80 years same time the system Is
and orders are now Iied q supported, and the natural
from nearly aiF The States functions of the bowels are
In the UnISu and the de-. : not Interfered with.
mand is steadily inrreasfngn-
IS their merits become more0 ~ Price z"0eH'''
fully known.
These medicines are for sale by tue PFihe'P'i vi
throughout the country ,oo.,y = m Wholesale
Address your orders to T. H. Lo6AN a w. sIiJ, ~
Druggists, and Dealers In TTusses SnpPorteFs' iS
braces CataWbA Wines, &c, &C., MheeluE, '"