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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
Police IntelIlxence.

AN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT wv RowDnss--A NpGno SGor.-
high banded outrage, pcrp~raed by rowdcs upon the
person 81 nsive negro named Frank 5aers, took
pla,e yesterday morning In Thomas street, West
Broadway About three O'Clock A. three rowdos drove
mp the negro dance of Eliza Fisher 81 Thomas street,
and demanded imuance The occupants having retircd
fS the night refused ,o Open the door, whsreapn VI
fred bis revolver saters, who standing op
posie side of the calmly okng on aud sh him In
the head. The assalanu then pumped tho carriage
and drove co. leaving unfortunate lying insen-
bile upon the Sidewalk. The wounded promptly
conveyed In the Ne~ York Hospi where the house
eeou examined Lis and frand that tho bali had
tered the forehead about inch w the e Of the right
eye, and probably had loised In the brain. The probe
need, but the ball could be fet and
matter 81 certainty where the brl-t odged the
mi red has no, reirrnsd IN he
die from the enecp Of the sound. There two spec
tstors 70 the outrage, but they eoid give clue
to the perpet'a,o although they sail they gould
be able TO recognize any Of the mon, should they No
brought cefore them Their. IL another ~ the
affair ahosf which this wayrpon the rowdies seing
refused adusiop 10 Mrs Eshers esAbhshn ent, their
60 Tell upon the iDorensvr person ~ taicrs, who
0ons urn IN. doorstep rnry pro,ceded IN kick him
81 the steps, when be resented their sssau and, upon
attempting 10 defend himself against the ruf1sns of
them cried out, "Shcot the Niger" Immediately afsr
that rxressioo made ~, of the fellows dre~
revolver and nr.d three sboss sHers With the result
tercay sferrcop ard there harmed toai the wounded
was fast failing. Ne remained upconscious during
The day, and could pos, ~S sn0sn sdrvive through
1 ,e pQhi
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UkARED,

Port Of New York, May W. 1907
uxARD
Asssc Lines asvrsn Lnss u cn Chase
snip jane H.s f Fuller FULLER. ansSsc-aicss ssll
Nah Grace Jane OBJ Koran Rousrdsm-LAyan Hurl'
psrt Ella, sparrow, rsrls Islanaa-I Lsnsoa,
sr FARO ;so, Mo Sa o.
Fl: sos S:;:s f s;;:.S SA.,
s sss1 sssh IN s sNss S%s. sss sas'
scSr MssR. 6o ssw q w SSnn sMer abbott
sehr Mckenzie nriskO. fhiisaslpSiaM hsw, TALBOT
sSr En ss; Jane Ess S Ssssrs Goodwin
Roop BAck.,one stednan, Preyiderce~WSsser
sp WIZARD VIVA sS5sn Ss rsv
ARRIVED.
Steamship ARIEL, Ludlow Bremen Southampton lsh
%qsr Ha%s 20 oSs s n
1 New = aas GS Al An End tho
sttsmshp GLASGOW OBJ, Duncsn asssoy 18Th inst WITH
N iS 5 s. saw no Ice siperenced Of NV and
gsseIy Winds Nc date Il. IS hs s s sSsast ship
lat q 50 Ion g. sgnalized bark Alberta from Antwerp
Srsler City shaisldf Noble IA i. HavAnA ash
.sm.hS oS Berry VIII nSss
ship VICE AS.ss snss
s ." NE R az ST .s o% 1S
ss SoaDd eat sh II viii as with red cross Nav
anoI. hriy
s. n ~ n % w. spoke Org ''""u
cht, r. rri,ytcp rrench ahsnphae daya vi In
Bncsn srans Been II SaSs Of Bermuda WIN
Shin wilder Farley lof WaIdoboro Nlchols Liverpool
AnrH M th rndss nnS q pssssnrsrs 10 walsh Carver
CCt p '0' "'~ S ~ W 1900
Chn n. v,y.r aoS Ro~k,and aleener IJverpoo Apr r.
v,,h ,udss 10 Mstc.iS Duncrn ''N'' r' -
Sh,, x,.r. ns Sr,h GJyerrol Aprl n With uatse and
soS n WsI; m. tsnon NAV IL ia az ~ ion
a. * srnsl.ed sb,v TonsWnnda steerinr rom Philsdel
his or l.tn ist a. ~ I'm az 20 psssed r bark
"a .ss' sS M :, u nrnhss ~ tchorg. ~ ~ "
~ - o., p,% ",h AMI n with ,rd.a
"a "a ,"y W. 10 49,, Hrr,ht 1xh inst iai 70 "a
E ~ - ~ 800 ~ n. hi. vvth r,y assl. gone
90 IA hs.r .rf,sa c,asn 10 nsn,a same ,ass
So 49, A.sd c.ir,.d hl.cs
os o -. "a ~, us,sS sS-c,on and ahraar
s " III .ss. and W. ~ cssis 10 r p RncL
"a ~ .,r.a
SV 80 xin ali p.,ar.on
Co,PR nc ~ d. ~ III. '1 W
shlD Hars.re; Eiz~ ssrous 1nenos Ayres April g. ana
RON, mao I'M WIN WOOL &c W 81 .o
April IN the River Ia PlatA spoke bark Edwn CArtrr fro
Boston for Buenos Ayres 3h lat ~ Ion 20 ~ spoke
ship Mary Clover 4h inst on passed osk On
tonia wright bound Norm . -, .
Bark Ihodosia, Morrill, Carthagena May W In ballast 70
npsnor W. - ,ns. -. 2, ~, ~, 10 'po~' '
Rsrt pea 1Rr, Huch,nes t,rsnd Turk I'll days with
saii ana ,ogwood q, Nidale,on 4 Co -
'A R iaI Thos WssoS tes PhisSeph wornser Porto
Csbelo s days with coffee hdss Ac 10 Dsle, Bss 24h
inst rM lat IS 70 lon q i0 was ooaroed oy oos' irom
had On he nirh Of de i9h inst ios dsri load
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,,se who tpew him best ssy thai he male no snemes
,snaa n,s thirty anh year. Ths cs cannot but reusnd
- ~ another discover whose upu nelly end we but ley
n,on,cLd-pv Kane The ATcsc explorer was but three
.ys The senior Of the gallant Strain Both Of them were
s,ves Of the Keystone STATE, and bosh Of them have VA"
mnershsbs names IN the annAh Of Shsu oounuy Sno N
,he yaoords OF The scientific world
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Condition az she Canals.
oorroponacnoe Of he Albany journal

HEpDtuUkr, Nay, ~, MI.
TIE sresk al bsybee's hes and vii not be repaired
e1f<s t0mo, rpv Theg have been obliged ~ republic
- calvert ~s p~sing this sscuon today Tor he
rmre
facvp1rr, Nay u, 1857.
ne hress May, YES Eih uc be repaired before IN.
az merit
CIV Nay %, 1851.
a@re 10 no boaiiug At " la0o 90, bit sbosd no .o~e
svr@xs canal oclr ~ ~ cimn soce iookins 10
uswrov svc,ing, when h,a4 ri &c snk .Sruceed 70
hr1>o wi,nau b nt-ause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
Important Astronomical Dedu~tions.
rHH ksv. Nm JosEs' ossEKvATro ON raE ZopI
AcAL LIGHT AT QUITO.

u
Tue Rev George Iones Chaplain, rnl,ei st.ies Navy,
~tcse ~ p1bsted volume Of observauons the
ssslsoai hight Issued In connection win Ucmnyis-s
Spuop from and scienuac men, arrived 10
~ e'y BY The la from the .outh, ais way
0s United states
~ engaged In elucdstpg, went to Quito, In Eusior,
st>se IN The sp.reot atm phee OF thai -svsied re-
On tpeoo feet above the level 81 the sea, and In 20
rson near The 81 aior be hopci Tor We esrn
rem BIN, that amer seven mouths residence 10 the
psove named locality and It's neishborhood. bopes
hase been fully ised and that In addition 10 many
Ah~ 70 procure valuable dsia othor topics connected
vtsn astrooomy
ouHo, Mr. Jones informs a., that the zodiAcAl light
zen not DOLLY Immediately over the east aud vet bori-
M, but To- ming q complete arch the cay and
MI a. every hour Of the night, and hA; he IA ted
soc al every ore Of his observations.
Which no ip,ends rpbish his the United
sAiss and he purposes preparing pager on tie sub
f W be read before the scientific Institution thai mscts
9NshIt'oo 10 August next ~bich, 10 doubt, ALI he
w~A
N The neartme Mr.. Jones has kisay allowed rs 70 an
arng thai the cupcugiurs VIII hse Oh crvaous far
So ds's = greater or lees force are The following
iha' the hsory reSpeciiSg the na5aious ring round
Ttai this iirs tho conp,o In longitude 40 40
s and 2io derrecs At angle Of about four aexrc>s
-nahf Dot very rem ofe do arce from the earth
-, ina ne oeouons mater Of which u is oomposed 10
kbt
has spare Asou, earth and probably all space
snnNceo Yin our unversA Of stars niled with s.lf
nr,sous rafter n great ienu,ty
nai the milky way oompred ~ hi. self Unanimous
90, 'oiDe pIcS srea,y 81 densed, ne rs,e.lno,
swlds arc no~ s1ng formed, al srlD es,ch p,rAap ~,
: s.tclr rsroiu Arrtciu>s.
!. That the milky -sy IL -r-al In shape
That our place In ths spiral u about one third nv ma
Of frcrn the SraheYp ryo~s ov.vd. -.
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GOvousrs' lrqussss.

FArli ACCIDENT 70 a CisraysAs -ooroncr Gamble held
inquest yesterday at the sr,h ward sa house, upon
the body Of Valentine Fielder, Roman C~ibohc clergy
attached to 81 Msrys church, aiNewart ~ j., Who
cied m injuries received BY being run over the
second Avenue Railroad the corner OF Chatham and
Ohvsr suests, BY 10 20 q that line Tn, deocascd
appeared came 70 this city Thursday, for The por
poe Of purchasing books. He nook dinner with .
friend Of his In Hfeth street, and parted ~th him that
evening fos The purpose " sons " bis bote Al O'Clock
deceased ~@ crossing oliver svecs, a the crner o.
Chatham, be accidentally knocked dosn BY the ABOVE
and orssssd along The pavemest Tor some distance
Inc driver used every exeruon 70 prevent the
accident but In van me deocascd % severely In
jured about be bes and SPINE that he lived out half
hour sser accident The jury In This rendered
verdct OF "AocsdentL death" Dcceased vas native of
Germany, and about 10 years Of age lila remains
taken Newark yesterday afternoon Tor inisrmen
A~rp,-r.tty Pcr.o~yp -Co-cne- Connery held an In
queet yesterday the house Of ~. Alexander Moti
No ec9 Tenth street, upon the body 81 woman named
Elep Murray Who died from the effect " OF oxaio
acid sahen In mistake for salts The dcocascd appeared
employed . domestic In the house Of NJ Mou, aud
on Thursday last che mired of oxalic acid with
me senna, thinking sslts, ard s~sllo~ ef the
same she died In half hour After paakipg ~ sne poa
ron. verdicf "nsih ~ accidentally taxing IN ounos
uf oxsltc Grid ipstead of ounoe ~ sae and seana
which Enc bought 10 tsko apercnt incidence
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United STATES CIRCUIT oeuRr.

The M~tlny aud Murder Hoard the Brig
General Terrestrial for the murder or the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

United STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.
n"s"-" Hon Judge lngersoll-
MAY 2Q-7Ae United SAItes IA. S-~aA Eaha Neis,
John De Cosa and John Brown prisoners who were
tried for the mSrder Of Captain lawson OF the brig
Pierce and found guilty of manslangher were now placed
at the bar charged wh the murder Of the COOK ooored
man named Groves,
After several challenges the following Jurors were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

r f. Kuower,
p. Monaghan,
X. J. H johnson,
J. L. Stvaub h Co.,
Austens Agents,
y Aeissner,
nos McMnllen,
John l. Robe RI Osborne,
Schmidt, Schmidt l. Co.,
Welbnr Il Scott,
wsllerstein h Kunst,
F. W. Weiohman,
Fsarriere, Refs & Co.,
A. Sch verln Il Co.,
G. n. Lewis.
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TSleGr~phSe Marine Report.
BOSTON, May x9-Arr ship Columbia surxes, Savannah;
hsrk John Aves, Hart Cnrdenss, brig Meteor. Anderson
Cienfuesos.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

The Ncw-Mown Hay,

ny CHARLES MAcKAY.
When swallows dart from cottage caves
And farmers dream of barley sheayes
When apples peep amid the leaves,
And woodbincs scent the way
We love to fly FROM daily care,
To breathe the country buxom air
To join our hands and form ring
To laugh and sport--and dance and sing,
Amid the new-mown hay.
A stranger comes with eyes of blue;
Quoth he, " Pm Love, the youth and true;
1 wish to pass an hour with you,
This pleasant summer day"
Como in come in you saucy olfl Tsclf."
And who's your friend ?"-''Tis Friendships
"Come oach--comc both, oar sports to share;
There's welcome kind, and room to spare,
Amid the ncw-mown hay"
The ring is formed but who are these?
"Come, tell your erand if you please;
You look so sour and i'll at case,
You dim the face of day"
" "Ambtion !" Jealouslyw' and Strfc!'
And "Scorn" and ''Wearncss of Life!''
g If such your names, we hate your kin;
That place is full, you can't como in
Amid the new w-lnown hay"
Another guest comes bounding by,
With brow unwrinkled, fair and high
With burnt face and roguish eye,
And ask your leave to stay.
Quoth he, sim Fun your right good friend"
"Come in come in; with you VOL end !"
And thus we froc in ring
And thus we laugh, and dance, and sing
Amid the new-mown hay.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
State OF south GaroTima.

PGCKENs DIsTRICT--cTrATIoE.
NWHEREAS, Samuel Chapman hath applied
to me for letters of administration on all
and singular the goods and ohattcls, rights and
credits belonging to Joshua Chapman, late of
tho district and State aforesaid, deceased, the
Kindred and crcditorsof said deceased are, there
:o cited to uppearbcforc rue in the On anary' 9
Office, az, PickcnsC. H., ON Monday the 10Th day
Of August next, to shew cause, If any they can,
why said letters should not begranted. Given
under my hand and seal of Office, tue 18th day
of July, 1867. 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
State OF South Carolina.

PICKENS DISTRICT-CIT'TION.
NMHEREAS, John Mckinney hath applied to
me for letters of administration on all and
singular the goods and chattlcs, rights and cred
its, belongings Wilson Kinney. late of the dis
trict and State aforesaid, deceased: the kindred
and creditors Of said deceased are, therefore, c-
tcdt appear before me in the 0iylinary's office
on Monday tho 10th day of Angust next, to sfcw
cause, if any they cam why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my hand and seal
of Office, the 18th day of July, 1857,
" i pARSNNS q IL N
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state of soMtIa CaroIima,

I-INFFNo UtoTNIVI--NIIAIIUN.
WHEREAS, W. I. Holland hath applied to
VI me for letters of administration, de bomis
non, on all and singular the goods and chottcls,
rights and credits belonging to Clarissa C.. IL
liot, late of the district and State aforesaid, de
ceased the kindred aud creditors Of su;d yio-
ceased are, therefore, citcdto appear before me
in the 0rdinary's Office, at Pickcns C. H., on
Monday the 10th day of August next, to shew
cause, if any they can why said letters should
not be granted Giycnltndor my hand and seal
Of Office, the 18th day Of July. 1857.
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U G1 e. Gzl3@ w g.E Co % @1lz r.

THE CRoAKERs. The croakers, well
observes the Boston Transcript, @ are a
large class in the community. They are
always prophesying evil In tho good that
they have are discerned the incipient germs
of a remote danger. If business is brisk
and tlourishing, then there will soon be o
reaction, involving tho whole communityin
loss. If trade is depressed, blank ruins
stares the trading class in the face. Should
the season be a damp one, the crops arc
sure to rot in the ground without springing
into new. life. But if the weather is dry
and hot, the same result is reached in the
mental chemistry of tho croaker by differ
cnt process. These prophesiers of evil new
er look for the "good time coming" but
put it off for a great deal longer. They
are, in fact, n pest and torment to those
who would make the most of a "wcarylife"
A CELEBRATED dandy was one evening
in company with young lady, and obscry
ing her kiss her fayorite poodle, he adj
y'alced and begged thcliko favor remark
ing that she ought to have as much charity
for him as she had shown the dog. "Sir"
said the Belle, (" [ ncyor kissed my dog
when he was puppy" The fellow took
the hint, and was off nstanter.
Kitchen girls are now termed
"young ladies of the lower parlor." Peo-
pie who SO, about grinding knives, scissors,
and razors, are termed gentlemen of the
revolution" Folks who dig CLAIMS arc
termed profound Investigators"
"Is molasses good for cough" inquired
Jones, who had taken slight cold, and
was barking with considerable energy. at
ought to be-" said Brown, "it is sold for
consumption !"
ITwas among the loveliest customs of
the ancicnts to bury the young at morning
twilight; for as they stroyc to give the
softest Interpretation to death, so they i'm
agincd that Aurora, who loved the young,
had stolen them to her embrace.
TooTHAcuE.--" Hayeyou blasted hopes?"
asked lady of green Hibernian, whose
face was much swolenby tho toothache.
"No ms'am, but have blasted tooth
ache"
AN Trishman, on being asked which was
the elder, he or his brother, replied: al
am the oldest, but if my brother lives three
years, VIC shall both be of an age"
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Pendleton Female Seminary.
TEACHERS.
TEACHERS.
REV. T. L. McBRYDE, D. D.
AAICO - INnI nnN

4. ItEF. j. II. MCBt1 DE, D. ID.
MISS NJ. C.. PEL0T, ~
MISS s. G. PELOT.
THE Exercises of the above Institution will
i be opened on Monday the 9th July. The
usual branches of solid English Education
will be taught. Also instruction on the Piano
and Guitar, and in Vocal Music, Latin, French,
Painting, Embroidery, Drawing, Wax Work,
Leather Work, and Worsted Work.
The Teachers arc too well known to need
commendation, and there is no better location
in the State for such an institution, both as to
climate and society.
An oNccllcnt Boarding house is kept on the
ScminalJ lot
THE TRUSTEES. r
N. b. Private instruction will be given in any
Of the above branches TO young ladies, who may
not wish to take full course of study.
Pendleton, July l6 1857 &
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AaEAW 0UARTMIRS.
FWsT Division, s. G. M.
A hbcyilie a. IL I,oo IN Ioe-

: ~ - q = IIF5I -DINISION, q. z. M, y n
Abbcyille G. H., Juno is, 1857.
0fdsf No. ----l
A N ELECTION will DO held at tho yar;o,s J, !.
~ gimcntal Muster Grounds in the frs. Brig-
adc of Infantry, on Tuesday tho 18Th OF August
next for Brigadiet Genernl Of the 6yst Brieade
OF Infantry, frat Division. s, @. NJ, To fiji the
vacancy oecRsionod by thercsignation ST Briea-
Sdier GcnCralJ w. HiBasscs.
The Co'oncls on officers IN command dofthesoy-
era. hcgnneht'' are Charged with tho extension
Of this order1Nnd To transmit 10 the AIoia, Gsn-
cral the result Of said election at each poll IN
writing, fS'' -
By oidcr Of Maj Gen. A. NJ. sM,rH.
W. y. CALHOUN, Di0. Ao,j. Gen.
Junes20, 1857 40 sd
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Religious Notice.

I'D RY., JOHN OWENS willpreash Al Mountain
~ Grove on the 25th, 2Gth md 9th July; on
the 2Sth and 29ih nc d new church near tilassv
Mnuntpit; on the 80ihard 9fst, and Ist and Qd
August ~ Enoni on the Sd II Seecha, oi, Tho
Glib at bihertyj on the Tn, 8th 9th end 10th M
Pisgah \ opttc 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th
eIsiH o"aIwenty' [Jaye.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
LUMBER! LUMBERl

I,HE undersigned are now prepared 10 fiji orr
u ders for LUMBER of MI Kinds, at their Mill
on. oeonoe Greek, seven miles north east Of Wal
halle. Lumber Ng'llbo dcliscrcdif 1T IN desired
by the purchaser. Oar ierms win Sha a ndo ~
cornmodating and wercspestfully.b .blicIt tbe ra-
Wonpge OF the public, JAbfIS GEORGE,
NJ. +. MITCHEI.Is,
fen' ~, 1867 81 !. n. LAWRENCE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
WINDOW SASHES

0F all kinds, manufactured by Easlcy & Da-
" Wis superior for their oxactncss and dm-
rability, and already painted and glazed,
with the best American and French Window
Glass. Always on hand at Walhalla, and
for sale low by JOHN KRUSE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
state al south dlarolInn.

PIcKENs DIsreIcT--cITATIoN
VVHEREAS. Mill, Merck hathappled 10 mo
Y Y for letters of administration on All and
singular the goods and chattcls rights and cred-
its belongiI gto Rachel j. Bnks, late OF the dis
trlet and state aforesaid, deceased the kindred
and creditors of said deceased are therefore, ci-
ted to appear in the Ordinary soifice, ut Pickcns
g. H., the 10th dsy Of August next, to shew
cause, II onythey can why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my hand and seal
of office, the 18th day of July. 1857.
W. J. PARSONS, o.P.D.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS I!
IL NOW all mon by these presents, that |. J. l..
IN ~. SMITH am now giving the highest
price for GREEN AND DRYiIIIDES ever be-
fore offered in this scountry, namely.
Hides, Grecn, from 6I to u cents per pound
do. Dry, /" 10 to 122 g O.
Bring your Hides to me just ms soon as you
get them off tho boast, and it will be better for
us all. j. Il. n. SMITH.
Jan. 29 1851 S 20 80 "
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GEE.LEVUE CCMPATNW

Puro Zinc and American White Lead, for
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, N. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina, Cnrmnlt & Briggs, in Char
lesion. For sale at Walhalla by
JOHN KRUSE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01
YYRMDONW dAnMSSA

Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpcn-
tine, Putty, all kinds Of Paints, dry and al
so ground iii Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes. and
all articles in5ihs line. For sale, at the low
est figure for cash, by
JOHN KRUSE,
Walhalla Feb II, 1857 81 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

AN old lady in Pennsylvania had a great
aversion to rye, and never could eat il in
any farm. "Till of late," said She, Nthey
had got to makingit into whskey, and /
find / can, now and then, worry down a lit
tle.n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

"WELK docto.'" said chap, suffering
with the toothache, {" how much do you
charge for the job2 Guyl but you did it
quick, though r. "My terms" replied
the dentist, are one dollar +" A dollar
for half q minutes work One dollar
thunder! Why, doctor t our place
drawed q tooth for me two years ago, and
ittook him two hours. lie dragged mo all
around the room, and he lost his grip ,,ialf
a dozen times. | never seed such hard
work, and he only charged me twenty-five
cents a dollar for minit's work Oh,
git out you must be jokin r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

TooTnAcnE.-" Haycyou blasted hopes?"
asked a lady of a green IIibernian, whose
face was much swollcnby the toothache.
"No ma'am, but | have a blasted tooth
ache"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

The IoSoUk.---A white furon the tongue
attends simply fever and inflammation
Yellowness of tbeiongue attends doraDge.
meht of the liver and is compron ic bill
Gus and typhus fSyers. a tongue wildly
red on the tip and edge, or down the cen.
tseor oyer tho whole surface, attends in
tlami0aiion Of the mucous membrane Of the
stomach Or bowels. A white velvet tongue
attends mental diseases. A tongue red at
the lips, becoming brown, dry and glazed,
attends typfus state. file description II
symptoms night.be extended infhjteiy, TAX.
ing IN sllihe propensities and obliqui.ies
of menfa! and moral condition. The
tongue ia n most expressive as well astin-
'rnly member.--Scientjf Americdn,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

AN Trishman, on being asked which was
the elder, he or his brother, replied al
am the oldest, but ifmy brother lives three
years, VIC shall both be of an age"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

"Is molasses good for cough" inquired
Jones, who had taken slight cold, and
was barking with considerable energy. ct
ought to be-" said Brown, sit is sold for
consumption !"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-01

BRowNLow's OBIrUARY.-B Brownlow,
of the Knoxville Wing, complains, in COM
mon with the craft, of the hcinconvenient and
Unnecessary length of the obituary notices
sent him for publication, which he pro-
nounces useless nonsense, and concludes by
saying, "when we die, we desire some
friend to pen this obituary for us !"
Departed this life, ON day, in the -
yearof his agc, w. G. Brownlow, for rnany
years the Editor of newspaper. He de-
sires it stated to the world, that if he had
his life to live over again, he could improve
it in many respects. lie leaves no apollo.
gies to be made to men in this life, and
asks no favors of anybody ON the other
side Of Jordan, but his Godl His friends,
if he have any left behind, can be of no
service to him his enemies, he is proud
to know cant reach him p
A BOY was lately asked by the catecbiSt
Of the school: Who first bit the annie ~
To which ne replied "Don't know but
guess it1was our Bess, for she eats grees
apples like everything