Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-17

ADYIGE TO, y DUNG EafALES..G4-,N ever
marry q piaii without the consent Of your
parents Z 80 matter how much you' may
fancy you love him, you ,cannot expect a
blessing on your union if YOU persist In
going contrary to- the better Judgment of
those who were appointed by Providence
to Watch over you and advise you3for your
goodi They, of course, have had more cxl
;perlence and are better qualified to Judge
than you can be, who a''e but lust setting
fofthiin the pathway oflitc, young inexpe-
rienced, and too readyto form favorable
opinions where your affections arc con-
cerned. let them be syouT tconfidents /;
open, your hearts TO them as soon as yotlare
aware that anything of this sort exists. L
would conlide the secret to my parents as
soon as | would acknowledge to my own
BOSOM Thoir$ isnot tho cold unsympaa
thisipg judgment Of the world lit Springs
FROM a deep affection aud interest in your
.lastipE welfare, for what comfort would it
te to'them, TO maryour happiness. You,
w hon1 they have watched and guarded from
helpless infancy, with such modifying af-
lection as only parents can feel. Hocom-
Spepse their love- then, rs far as in. your
power, confc!ing in them aud seeking
their counsel; be assured, you, will lose
nothing by it; and though you might meet
with disappointment now, ii will soon boss
away, aud in after years you will be attend.
cd ny the blessing Of Him who sand, SslIon-
Or thy father end, mother" ...sf sssf. IS
NEARLY Six TnorsAS3 PepsoS TiIaowx
Ger oFsIsMpLoYMESr.-- "A letter from Phil.
adelpiia, dated October 2d, says
"'fhe most mechanically feature Of the
times is~the number ofpersons thrown out
OF Unemployment, withIit,le sTany prospect
,of obtaining work through the approaching
winterf8 Such time as, ,l:ese should teach
prudence TO all, andeimpress upon every one
the necessity of saving at least - per cen.
tage upon their earning to meet the ucces.
sites to which all are liable. Over Two
thousand workmen have beeu diseharord
by the Moutour,Irou ponpany,at Danyille,
and a like number have been throwtrouti
OF employment at Mauayuuk. One thou.
sand and eighty persons have been discharg
ed from the rolling and cotton mills at Nor.
lnstown,. In addition to these, the. manu-.
tHcturers at ConShohocken, Port Kennedy.
aud nei9hboring places, having had several
hundred hands employed, have closed their
establishments discharged their woykmen.
Thus throwing from these establishments
alone nearly six thonSapd persons upem!
pIoyecd upon the community. Bark stis.
pensions are nothing compared with the
suspensions manufacturing. - : z. s.. ..
AN instance of absence of mind occurred
aday or two since, ,whercSon explorer into
the mysteries of chemical science burnt his
nose by fluid lamp withFwllieh he came
IN contact. We met him day or twc af-
terwards, with large plaster on his nose,
andlaskcd him about his hurt. g 1t looks
bad, don tit Z" said he. We assured him
1t didn'tlook anything else, aud asked him
fit hurt him much when it was roasting.
Z g Nc'er a Bit replied he in ftct [
didn't feel it atall, / was soabsorbed in my
experiments; and, though | kept smelling
something like burnt, meat, imagined it
wasa dinner cooking somewhere and kent
right OIL till my student told me my nose
was on fire. and, putting my hand upon it,
/ found that it was even so. / thrust itnn
., bucket of water and extinguished it but
it has left thc mari, you see,D
( CosrLY PREsENrs. .-T The Hartford Times
states that the Emperor Of Russia. has pre-
sented TO Hon Thomas H. Seymour, the
AMERICAN Minister mt his, Court beauti.
fnI table, made, from a peculiar stone or
marble taken from the Siberian mines. The
entire cost Of the article was seven ihonsand
five. bundled dollars, II has arrived at
New York. The Grand Duke. Constantine
has orde,qd ayase for Gov, Seymour, the
cost OF which will be five thousand five hun;
dred dollers. Gov. Seymour is very pop.
ular at the'Emperor's Court. w -
ay. LUMBER! LUMBERl
'bHE Eendersigned arc now prepared % fill or