Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20

u over loy some Hunt or other, because you
WINS not born in the year one. And SO IL
viii 60, nnttyou tired and bored, and
wish yoa bad been timer, perhaps an .'inaS.
'foortalns sones or anything but. what you arc.
BE afarmer, and yoim.trooblesa are over,
or rather they do6't2 begin. You own
what you stand ontftom the centre of-tbe
eattib as they used to say. up 70 the sky,
you ere independent Bll day, md tired, not
weary, athight. The more nefShb6rs you
have, and tile better Farmers they are, The
more ard the better for you z+tF -
There's one thing more. Young man.
You are wanted. A young woman wants
you. Don't wait TO be rich. If YOU do,
tento one If you are fit TO be married. al. alI,
you will not find any body tliAps'fit to be
married. Marry while you are young and
struggle together, lest in tbeyears to come,
'somebody Shall advertise, "Young men
vented, "and noneto behad -7st -i-
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~ WoMAS Is TIE GARpEN,--M Muchfn these
days are said about the IS, here of, woman
Of this vexcd question NO have nothing
now 10 say, The culture OF the soil, The
body and soul are our themes. Rich soils,
healthy bodies. pure, cultivated souls,
these are what we are aiming at. And TO
this end we recommend that. every country
woman have n garden that she keeps and
dresses with her own, hands, or at least,that
she superpises and manages. The culture
of stam berries, gooseberres, ,cuirants and
garden vegetables. are as delightful and
profitable ms anything inv whch, woman can
engage. She may sprinkloher garden with
I, flowers. Allthe betterfor that, a snow
ball in this corner, a rose in that, dahlia
bed there and nrnoss border here will not
be out of place, Only let the substantial
and useful constitute the chief. partsey A.
touch of the ornate, like a ribbon onn good
bonnet is not in the least Objectionable In.
all the schools the girls study botany. In
all families the women ought, 10. practice
botany. II is3healthful, pleasing and use
ful. The principles of horticulture are the,
principles of botany put into practice. Far
mers study agriculture, why should moi their
wives and daughters stody horticulture {?
If any employment is feminine. It would
seem that this is. Arich bed of strawber-
ries. a bush of blackberries or ourrapts, "a
border of flowers produced by ones own
hand, what can we'll afford more rational
satisfaction? We'say TO all our country
sisters. have a garden, ifit is only small
one. and do your best with it. Plan. il with
what pleases You best, with good variety,
and see what you can do with il. What
woman cannot raise beets, tomatoes, melons,
onions, lettuce, and furnishSh her own table
with them :? What woman cannot plant
raspberry bush or currant or Sooseberry.
and tend h'it well? Gomez good woman,
study your health, your usefulness, your
happiness. and your.childreh's also.
LAWFUL REyENGE,-Mapy years since, a
gentleman in Newingtop, parish ofWeath-
.eiieid, Conn. who was very religious aud
conscientious man, married one of the most
hl-patured and troublesome women who
could be found 10 the vicinity. This ocra-
stoned auniversal surprise wherever he was
known, and one of his neighbors yentured to
ask him the reasons which had governed
his choice. lie replied, that having had
butlittle trouble in the world he was fear
fnl OF becoming too much attached to things
oftme and sense, and thought thatb by ex-
periencihg some Affections, he should be-
come more @eaned frotn the world, and
that he marfiedsuclI a#omau ms he thought
would accomplish this object. Tie best
part of the story is, thai. the wife, hearing
why he'married her. was much offended,
and out Of revenge, became one of the most
pleasant and ,dutifoI wives in the town, de.
clarlng that she was not going to be made
a,pack horse %, carry her husband To- heey.
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WutsrtrSG.--The Albany Times thus
discourses about whistling. Fs&
The man who don't believe in wbistlinc,
,shoul go step further, and put a, mlizzle
on .bobolinks andmocking birds. Whistling
is agreat institution. j II oils theiwhcels of
care, and supplies iheplace Of sunsbine.--
A man who Whistles has a good heart under
his shirt front. Suol, man not only works
more willingly than any other man, but he
works more constantly. A whistling, cob.
bier will earn ais much again money as
'cordwainer who gives way to low spirits
and indigestion. Mean or avariGious men
never whistle Who ever heard of a whis,
tier among the sharp practitioners of Wall
Street? We pause for an answer. The
man who attacks whislling throws a stone
at the head of liilarity, and would, if he
could. rob June of its roses August of It's
meadow -larks, Such a man should be look.
ed to. ~
; ANaristocratic Irishman, speaking or his
native country, said it was an execrsble
place in fact, the, only thing worth owning
IN il was the whiskey. (" y You mean 10 saw,
then" said q waggish, friend. g that with all
her faults, you love her q"