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BEAUfIFUL ILLusTRATIoN.- The Wild
ow's mite was beautifully illustrated at a
meeting of the Bible Society recently held
in Manchester, New Hampshire A poor
woman, on her death bed, had given cage,
with two beautiful birds, the only available
thing she owned, to the Bible Society
The birds had been kept by the Clergyman,
and at the anniversary meeting at Man
chester, they were brought forward, and
the Interesting circumstances of the gift
stated. They were then, uncovered, and
the sudden gush of light reused them up,
and the little warblers burst into The Most
rapturous song. The effect was magical,
and under its influence they were sold ut
auction. Over one hundred dollars, inclu-
ding some voluntary additions, .were thus
secured for The Society by this poor dying
woman'sbequest, sf-. :
A DEAF MANS APPRECIATION or Flo,
enthusiastically relates an aneclote Of
deaf mans being present on an occasion
when an eloquent South Carolina orator
was speaking, and after many efforts to
catch something of what was said, exclaim
ing at last:
"Wbo is that speaking ?"
William 9. Prcston," WAS the rcplyy in
loud tone. tS
"Wbo did you say3" persisted the un.
fortunate would-be listener.
"Wiliam G, Preston, OF South Carolina,
screamed the other.
We'll, we'll" returned tho ouerist, al
can't hear word he or you aic saying:
but great Jericho! don't he make the MO
tions splendid" n
This anecdote reminds us Of a scene that
took place in a New England court, many
years ago, when Prentiss Mollen, CATER
wards Chief Justice of Maine,) was practic.
ing at the bar IIc was counsel for tho
plaintiff in a case, in which the defendant,
who was present at the trial, was as deaf
as 8ilsie crag" AS the counsel warmed in
his argument, and was "n,aking tho mo-
tions Splendid tho defendant, who knew
that he was the theme of all this iupassion
ed cloquence, made many efforts TO hear
some portion of what was going on This
lasted some time, the lawyer getting more
and more earnest and demonstratiYc, and
the unfortunate party getting nearer and
nearer to the speaker, holding his hand to
his ear, in assitluous but abortive efforts 10
catch a word or two of the philppic.
At last his patience failed him, and ut
terly forgetting all considerations of time,
place and propriety, he finally burst ont
as follows: 't
!" | can't hear a word Of what you're say
ing, Squire MeIins, but swear you lie y
AZ Q. Pfcegunc.
TnE editor of. the Battlc-aeo Of Fire
dom and he Iomohd~hcof Ljdertv, writ
ing from Philadelphia, after hearing Miss
Louisa Pyne sing thesongo of the "Skylark,"
says: "tler voice is delicious, pure az the
moonlight, and as tender as three shilling
shirt"
," PA, what is the interest of kiss?p
asked aswcet sixteen of her sire. 'eWell,
really, ] don't know. Why do you ask Z"
"Bccauso John borrowed kiss of inc last
,,iorht ond uoi,l 4 Icol.
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WINDOW SASIES

.0F all kinds, manufactured hv Easlcy g. Da-
" Wis, superior, for their oxactness and du-
rability, and already painted and glazed,
with the best American and Hcnch Window
Glass. Always on hand Mt NYalhalia, and
for sale low shH iG JOHN KRUSE.
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aREQlEEVgJB3 CdDETTsAFNTTr

hB BHIN4S4HGV UE CONRHEf q Nm.
Pure Tinc and American White Lead, for
which tho highest premium was awarded at
tho Worlds Fair, H.. Y. Sale Agents for
South Gorolima, Carmalt g. Briggs, in Char
lcston. For sale at WalhplIa by
~ te JOHN .ERUSE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08

GUN & BLASTING POWDER,
MY POWDER MILL bcing now in actiyo
NJ operation, Gun and BTastin &
Powder can be furnished to dealers and
othcrs at low rates. All orders addressed to
ID, BlENANN, Walhalu, win be attended to-
JOHN a. WAGENER.
y Sept. &c, 1856 y TT
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HAVE you got sister Then love and
cherish her witha holy friendship" !" says an
exchange, TO which the New Orleans Times
adds, " you haven't got any sister of yoer
own, take 50 5le other feller's sister, and love
her. The electis Just as good sometimes
-bettern 81 .. We q.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08

O ASST ST EETI4
a LYAYS on hand, quantity ofsmall Go.
il titgon CAST STEEL For salo at l2s
cents per pound. Apply at the Storc;of
r., So. R GEO, COLLYERs s. co.
Tunncl Hill. April 9, 1857 % If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08

5000 lbs. Bacon Sides, 80 coils Rope, 10 bales
+. Bagging, Leather and Russet Brogans, leasfo
ing articles in Hardware, Shoves, Sc.
Call ut the old stand at ANDERSON COURT
HOUSE, s. c., and we1I do what's riehtlaoi
s. s. T.. W.DIiOWN..
Sept, &C. 1856 5 ~ 3s tff
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q" / LIKE you" said girl 10 her spitor (;
/" but cannot leave home; i am q widows
only darling. No h9sbdnd can equal my
parent in kindness "Sheis kind" replied
The wooer; 1" but be my wifo. we win all
live together, and see if don't beat your
mother.n GS
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AMRR0TYPESi1

I RESPEGTFULLY announcc TO the ladies' and
gentlemen of this place and the surrounding
comtry, that have opened my Gollcry ut
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08

TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS !
KNOW all'men by tbcslprcscnts, that ], J.,L,
ia N. SMITH, am now giving the highest
price for GREEN AND DRY HIDES eyor be-
fore offered in this country, nanely: ~
Hides, Green, from 81 TO 59 cents per pound.
do. Dry, TO 12l +" 50" 80,
Bring your Hides to me just as soon as you
get them off the beast, aud il will be better for
us all. Is ]. u. N. SMITH.
= Jan. 90, 1857 90. 1y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-08

FHE Eleventh, Twelfth, thirteenth, -Four
/ teentli, and Fifteenth mstalments of ONE
DOLLAR each on the Stock of the Pehdlctoh
Railroad Company viii be payable asfollowss
Eleventh Instalncnt ON tho lst of August, 1867
Twelfth - g October ="
Thirteenth /" December"
Fourteenth Z" 60" Fcb'y, 1858
Fifteenth 7a't ." April -"
~ ~ ~, -,. ts W. III. d. GAILI4ARD,
81 Sec, and Treas. Pcntleton n. II. Co.
Pcndleton, May 25. 1851 46 I'd
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!" | can't hear word Of what you're say
ing, Squire Mclins, but swearyou lie!p
70. Ifcgvunc.
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ISAAC wIckLIfFE.
LOOK OUT!.

g x +. w5BROwN arc JUST RECEIVING
D' Loco SACKS of siaIfin seamless bags.
large lot of aSass9CERHES of all kinds,
xli sugar, Coffee, lion, Bacon, &C., Sc, care
fully selected for The Fall Trade.
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ssA coTEMponARY describing a dance at
"a village IN tho Deighborhood; said . aThe
gcrgeous strings Of glass bcats gIisteneti on
the heaying bosoms of the village bellies, Iiko
polished rubics on the delicate suffice Of
apple dumplipgs r
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JEWELRY, COLE & sILVER.

NIX. EAsLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
Mr. buchanan Enslaving Kan,a,.

"whatsocycr a man s1wcih, tia, shall h,
rap" Tho chains forged in the las, Pres
id,n,ial election 10y this Administration
judging from present appearances, to d
placed around tie nCcks Of the FREQ Stat,
settlers in Kansas. Tho honest men VII,
were mada &, believe in the las, canvas
tha, buchanan would change the national
policy in regard to Kansas, and from this
confederation gave him their votes, must
now begin to SEQ the fraud praciie,d upon
them. Gov. Gcary, who wen. out 10 Kan.
'as with all his prcpos'csions in favor Of
the South, and who undertook 20 administer
tho government Of that territory with a
t5lcnblc d,grac OF fairness towards all
parties, was left by Pierce to the mercy Of
tho border rulEln pirates of the South, with.
ont military force or means. Tho Prosi.
dent, after making all The pledges ofaii 10.
quirci by GOV. Gcary in order 20 restore
peace and harmony to that distracted terri.
tory, ut the command Of his ncsro.driyinG
masters, rvuiiai,ithcm. THIS reputation
was early communicated to the border rul.
fans, from a, standardization AZ WadiHciog,
and toy. Gcary, after remaining Tow
months, czr"ulinr hi' own money, was
forced 70 leave the territory 20 save bic hfr.
This brought NJ Buchanan AMI the new
Naturalization 10 tho test To tain GOV
Gcary would o. a step toward. Peace, quiet,
and a wholesome administration oC law In
kansas - abandon him. y yielding up 90
border ruirans. lie has made bic choice,
conc over - slavery soul and body, and is
" no longer james buchanan. hut supple
instrument in the hands Of pirates, murlgr.
crs and outlaws % force slavery into Kansas
by civil war and revolution.
gah,rt j. Walker, slavc.hollrr from
Mississippi, is appointed Governor, and :.
T.. stanton, another STAKEHOLDER from the
south, !, appointed Secretary. No man
but = ''Grr.31r.r Is thought hy buchanan
60 govern Kansas No man has ever boon
morn cStnnsantly aud,l by the sham DO.
mocncy than Gov Gcary, and Yet We pre-.
diet ,la, within six months hcwill bc crlcl
down by every Southern press, and then the
uholc,rihc Of Northern doughhcc' will fol.
low suit like 30 many licked purpir', roll
in the dirt aud set m, the am,-kcuucl
Such was the course towards Rccdcr. 20 /,
will be- toward. Gcary. hut W. only de-
si.ucl 70 call the attention or our rcadcr,
20 the alarming strides OF drsr'ti.m, already
far,,l upon as by the new administration,
and shall refer 10 1t more az length hero.
after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
Vow Hamnsh.re Election

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dnt.. hath Linn and hi, administration in
,,rr. NJ thunder 81, r,buL,. III. unG,tb.
uln.s,. hi, POLITICAL trachcry. and strikes
another deadly blow AT IN, corrurt Marty
now in rower a, the Wbip House. Tho
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
Plant Tree

Tho Boston Journal has long article on
the slbJ-st of planting Shade aud Orna.
mental rrcos." 10 make the matter popu.
lar, tho EDITOR propose, TO make the frst Jay
OF May "Trcc Day" dc,D,ins the first
par, Of the day to work, aud the latter part
% ics,i,, exercises. We have an cScyllcu,
opportunity 10 marguerite the custom in or
uam,ntiuc tho grounds OF our Academy.
The lullJNins extract isom the journal do
scribe, the manner IN which Dc would have
the thing done.
"Ano,hsr Efficient way is ior the people
of a town 70 asrrc upon some one day,which
shall b. devoted 10 planting shade ,rccs in
a., public streets. last year in many towns
in Vermont the Gs, LAY OF May was ass sn.
~ Tor this rurp..,, AMI It was proposed IN
one OF In Vermont papers u have thc move
mrnt NAL, general throughout tue State,
aud rsrcyeri in until d; shil. be a, much
a matter Ut course TO plant trrg- GA May
Day, a. b. eat turkey on Thanksgiving day
THIS plan is an excellent one, AMI D, seems
Z, Us % b, quite practical 1t the day ho
a holiday, cll'1 thr school, -rt the women
aud children out and interested 10 the work.
Plant the trre, ia thc Dr, part Co! the day,
and when the work b. done, gather together
al ! |
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

TIM oEc,S. Dispatches have multiplied
upon each other, concerning the government
Organ, making every imaginary disposition
ol it, until at last it is stated that Mr. Bu-
cl.auan does not want an organ at all.
This much seems q DO sgt,lgi, however,
that NJ. Appleton s)es out VI the Union.
Whether thi, l. owing TO ,hc National
Il1t.l cIilamIc, q disagreement, on the part
Of Mr.. Appleton, with the newly declared
principles Of the party, Or u fear thai tie
l1ly,- and fishes will no; BE- 50 abundant as
was anticipated, has not appeared There
is one thing that may be st down as Ger
tain, however, that the influence vas q
powerful one which would separate Mr..
Appleton from his idol at this late hour.
1t is stated that 40 will either DO Deputy
Secretary OF State, or Collector Of Portland
-latust adyiccs seem 10 sc,ilc upon the
latter place. Tho Advertiser says the Office
might 50 farther and fare MOr,g, but it
seems to be a long leap from the post u
conductor Of the government organ to that
ol Collector Of Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

Az INTERESTING QUESTION. Tho Lcgisla-
turo has requested from thc Supreme Court
an opinion. as to the rights Of the colorcd
citizens Of this State, in view Of tho recent
decision Of the United State. Court. Under
the Constitution Of Maine Art. .. See. !, }
none but " citizens Of the United States ~
are allowed TO vote Tor Governor. judge
fancy decides that PeTsJus VI African dos
cent arc not citizens Of the United States,
and under these circumstances it becomes u
matter Of great interest whether the colorcd
population Of this State arc to bo deprived
Of the right Of suffrage. We shall DO"
have an opportunity OF seeing how much
weight desPotic, eztrajudieial decision
will have IA a court not under the influence
Of nisscr.driyers aud polygaRisis'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

our own noble Maine side by side they
formerly stood in The front ranks Of the de-
mocracy-when democracy was something
besides an agent for ncgro.drivors and the
slav, powcr-now side by eide they stand,
leading or iho proud army Of irrcmcn, with
FRrFpou in capitals u golden light waving
upon their victorious banners, they stand,
and will stand barrier as eternal as the
cloud-carrOi hills against the further ag-
ercsions OF tho slave jcspotism, and when
the grcat baltic shall have bscn fought, and
hLTiy again cnthronCl at the capitol Of the
nation, the patriotic and brave sons OF
Maine and New Hampshire will stand in
the front ranks Of the prouicsi victors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

AZ E.C,rT-AIyosr. Tho sentence OF
one Of the prisoners in our nil expired ono
day last week. On obtaining his liberty,
the man gave some hint that his companions
might soon share his privileges. On a.
animation it was found that, by means OF a
cas-, knife. they had sawed nearly OF tho
crate, 10 tho window Of their cell, and were
PREPARING to dccamp. Such additional
rrtcs have now been put on as to render
tho probability Of an escape in this way
hardly worth the labor Of a trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

CONSOLIDATION. We SEQ 1t stated that
the rroprietors Of the Springfield Republican
aro abou, t. move their journal to Boston.
They have purchased the Atlas, Traveller,
and Telegraph, and will merge them in the
Republican. The company have a capital
OF slOO,OOO With the list, and facilities
they possess, the public may look for the
best paper in America. Samuel Bowles will
b. c!itor-iu.chief OF the new paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

The Congregational Journal, speaking Of
the fancy decision, says:
at present We have but one remark to
mako in regard to the effect Of this decision
Hitherto the great body Of the anii'slavery
men Of the nation have contendod that
slavery was sectional, and not to be med
died with in the States. Now it is made
national. which will direct their efforts to
ITS entire destruction on the American soil"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
JOHN J.rERRy. Editor.

Terms. ,lslhf Bud t0y cr"is strictly
~ ,uyAN,T uns dollar and ss''ni,.h'' ',nl,
within s,N plHfhss ts" dollars ~ tho rnl "'
49,. T,.ht.h fu, gruts Mill hr added iur
even, ,r,r. .h.gh rl,usat d. delayed.
N.trrfisr1rrfs ,rsrrtrl un r,'snuahlr terms 3
|hr rrr-rl.r.f. H.i '.Ir- I,sIHusIIf iHra1l o'r"f
20 ..I .t.HH. rH' charged 'H1 hraly'rtl''m'ui IT,
rTr tHvHrH..IIIHHs shurl =" directed 20
s' o.. uN.H.d Democrat. rsU., Nc
-.T--. .rlrrtS,rft . Coo, N state 81,
nH-fHr. rr' l2l Nfssru Sc, Noe N"rA, 1rr our
rnU Hr'N.rr-' rgrHis 1rrr0,urire srh'.rinuos''
..|u.. ..#- q 'ssffIsruy.I..
rrI- P4.r.rf f.rrIT .Ftrfu.rrrrfa H. held Or
DID, ..u. .I..r OBJ. lHfc ,l thr trst Insertion,
HOOK rud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY LNECurEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

Another LINE OF STEAMERS IRON Liver
ROOT To PoRrrANp. Messrs. Sabcl & Corti,
OF 10 Water st. and Regent road, Liver
pool, advertise in the English papers, that
they will despatch fret class sailing SHIPS
to Quebec every 10 days, from the 9th OF
April to the end Of the season, with through
tickets. Also steamer to Portland once a
month. with through tickets to all parts OF
Canada. in connection with the Grand
Trunk Railway"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

THE Pl.gEa. Eau.1 I.g ~ Prov
yrb 1C gsr1r travelling thousand u,.ss,
vhil truth j. putting oo Dis H.a.s, ssgu.
&, %. r.yrr.l ia ,ile ca'' a' ta opinion, 1f
thc justices o. th1 >sgrur Coat Tae
larusI, abb, ana trgJH.-I opinions % N.-
Lean and Curt, a5, going oh through Gle
country, carrying conviction with '.,a,
while t.e Gl:gur. ana lc.,u,g- .Y.uoa
q Taucy-,he nat..,r; essay 90 Wayne, aul
tie rAu,ui.s % ulu... aye undergoing tag
revision % ths.r authors Gra-.s, h!--
anI-gyc, they wa. deny dat t-,y ,''r gave
uttcranco - su5a opiuiIrs ~ az -seI.J-l
% them. IS.-sl OF Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
squatter Sovereignty Buried by its
Friends.

"Oh. whcrc, tell me where,
! l. my little doggy Comet"
\ sluatler sovereignty, where Is i, now ,
gone, gone, gone. No, exactly like the
Du,chman'. dog, run away, bu, dr'rrH
away by its eolhthcrs, abandoned, and
buried without benefit Of clergy This oily
doctrine, tai. sp'cious lie, this miserable
cheat and Locol,co swindlo j, at last dead,
dead. dead.
Ever since Douglas incorporated his
-" stump speech INTO the Hansas.Nebra'La
bill, we have heard it preached from every
Tro--lavcry democratic ssnmp,aud spread out
in flaming capitals IN every Frank Pierce,
border ruiihn Newspaper, that under that
bll the rcop'c Of the territories were " len
perfectly rryc 10 form their own Institutions
In their own way" w have been told
that under that bin the psHlo are lcit per-
f,c,ly az liberty 20 accept or rc.oct slavery.
This seemed fair, and many homes, minded
men have, Tor tlisrcas5n, remained with the
sham democracy, believing thrTarty honest
in tics, ayowals But the scale, must now
hll from their eyes. Tho party, 1t it ever
entertained any sound notions relative 10
tho doctrines Of popular sovereignty, has
openly bskcn away from it, moorings aud
d, arraycl in lircc, opposition 70 tho doc.
trinc. Mr. buchanan IN bis Inaugural M.
lrgs. when .p,akins Of the RICH, Of tho
rc5ll, Of Territory to almi, or exclude
slavery, ail
\ different opinion has arisen inr,rarl
o. the tim0 when toe pc1Ilr Of "a territory
shalt dgciI, thi. question Tor ihgmscl,os II
la. hccn NV individual opinion that under
,hc Ncbnska.kanas act, the appropriate
period will ln when number Of actual
RESIDENT. In thc territory shall justify the tpr.
nation Of = constitution, with q view - IL
admission as a State into the Union"
Tho new President, when assuming IN,
r.ius of government, take, toe most ultra
southern ground upon thrs question, nui
instead u recognizing The right q the Pc
DO ia "a territorial state {, r,,,lc tie qurs-
ton or slavery fr ,lrmssl,.s, he expressly
J.uio, IL. when they COIN, O. frm O. state
Constitution. then tlcy can ssi,l, tho mat
,rr and not before. Aoc0rlr. o. h., theory
rey have no right o r.ei slavery up q
r1t moment. purinr their whole tcrsi-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
Bring on your Gao.

Tho Argus nnI other b,rIrrruranTa1crs
are in di,,ryss because they cluno; muyls
tho religion. prs, of the country, and sub.
.ilirc il 90 'hc moloeh OF slavery Because
these rrgs-o. boldly spak out asaius, tho
Internal wickclncs' rac,icoi by border ruff
fan democracy, and rehukc ..n u high
placr,-henua they willn5t max. a larl,
with n, prime. Of darkhre 70 carry ou,
,hc reasonable design. Of the nlti0nal al
mini.taiion. Oh the crocodile t.1-s that
o5l1 out Of the bl,5l.sho, Cyr OF those
traitor, % freedom. In tho South the rc-
Ilsioa' rrr,, ,Fl-erl. linen T.ak against
adultery, cliccntiousncss whirplu.
posts anl h-rot', thcy ar caught, m,bbrl,
urrcI anl f,athcr,I, dirkcl, shot. or hun..
Tho leader, OF the sham democracy iu the
free States mourn hccaus, ;hrs, HaHaraar
custom. are ~, Trac,icol North. Thgyarc
laborins % bring thcs, " plantation man.
nar. into the ire States, p, ihatI,magrlcy
real -imon.purc democracy will flourish,
anil grow, aud spread, aud thereby -ayo the
Union aud the people from the l.r-.- Of
Grars. Washington, Thomas Jsgr,y aud
our Black Eap4b..san JFyi,Lcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03

We are ia receipt o. several communion
tons. wbi.h ar, MT accompanied with the
uaa1s VI ,aeauthors. Correspondents will
Pleas Jgar ~ mind tlat Vs. cannot publish
Anonymous articles. TA1 name Is MT re.
qg.r,I foo publication, bat a. 4 guaranty u
tl. god Ai,i u the author