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WALKISG.-It is strange to zee how few
people have ever learned to sraik prompcrlv.
The art Of pedestrian loconntion is one of
the earliest Of human requirements, vet
hardly one in ten does it gracefully or char
a':lcristi"aly. In the city, people all walk
i'll too mucl, of a hurry--thcy seem TO have
no time to s,raighen their knceinints, at
the end of each STEP but 90 tro,ting along,
with bended legs, leaning forward, and PIE
srn'lng alt"geth, very ridiculous appear
ance. In the country, the heavy, stiff boots
generally worn, and the soft nature of the
ground. give the walker the air of having
thlrty-six pound OF shot fastened to his ankles.
lie does not bend his knees ut AL, but ,lrarS
his feet after him, as with an effort. Wo-
men very rarely walk we'll Even those
who dance, sit, stan'l, or rccline with the
greatest grace, cannot walk easily. aud it is
positively unpleasant 10 see many ladies per
t'''n pedestrian duty. In walking, one
should keep the shoulders back well, and
move the feet neither too fast nor too slow.
The toes should he turned out, and the knee.
joints entirely s,raightcnrd at each strp.-
The carriage Of the heal has much to do
with the gait, and should br upright, though
not stiff. 1t would be an excellent idea for
walking to be taught inschnols, as "A regular
branch OF exercise. especially in this coun-
try, where lis brniticial effects. and value in
giving grace and case 10 all other movements,
are SO universally ignored.
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TEETH or CHILDREN.-No woman caD
be beautiful whose teeth are detective or
lost; such bcmisb to young girl is an
'rreparabe calamity. A truly wise and
loving mother would rather dress her dau yh
ter for year in !insey- -woolsey, and reduce
her diet to the pIainest kind-would pain.
fully economise in every drection-rather
than let that daughters teeth be neglected.
Many tooth is lost in early life wlicI,
would have done service for an age, if the
timely care Of judicious dentist had been
given lt-and this at an expense Of only
two or three dollars. Casesshave come to
our knowledge, where teeth have been pre-.
served for more than quarter Of a century
and still appear sound by skilfuI plugging.
1t is cruelty to neglect the teeth of chill
dren. From the time the first teeth begin
to be shed, until the tenth year, every tooth
ought to DO most carefully inspected once
in every three months by a -conscienti tious
and skitlful dentist, and thereafter at lsas,
once in six months for it is known tia,
decay less tlan the. size Of pins head
will DC. arrested for a. lifetime by we'll
placed plug bus il delayed very few
months, will be irreeoverabIy lost. ~
~ Halls .kossynatof Hsalsh.
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"A lIECE FOR THE PocKEr.-Amonr the
victims of tho disaster to the steamboat
Henry Clay on the Hudson river, a few
years ago, was Stephen Allen, Esq, an AGED
man OF the purcst character, formerly =,
Mayor OF New York. bcovel and esteemed
10y all who knew him. In his pocket book
was found printed slip, apparently cu,
from a newspaper, Of Which the following
is copy:
"kecp good company or none. Never
be idle. lfyour hands cannot he us.fnlly
employed, attend to the cultivation Of your
! mind. Always speak the truth. Make few
promises. Live up to your engagement. :.
kecp your secrets, if vou have ANY,
When you speak TO a person lc"k him in
the face. Good company good convcr>a.
tion are the very Sinews of virtue. Good
character is above all things else. Your
character cannot be essentially injured unless
10y y"nr own acts. Ii one speaks evil ,f
YOU, let your life he so that no one will he
li"ve him. Drink no kind of Intoxicating
liquors. Ever live, (mi>foriuncs excepted. J
within your income. When YOU retire to
bed, think over what you have been dong.
during the day. Make no haste to be rich
II you would prosper. Small and steady
gains give competency with tranquility of
mind. Never play at any game Of chance.
Avoid temptation through fear You may
not Withstand it. Earn money before Won
spend it. Never run into ,lrbt unless YOU see Il
way to get out again. Never borrow if Won
can possibly avoid it. DO not narry until
y"u are able to osupp"rta wife. Never speak
evil of any one. BE just before YOU are
generous. Keep yourself innoccni, if you
would he happy. Save when you are
Young to spend when you are old. Rad
over the above maxims ut least once II
week."
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
HAMBURG; ( &

INlf. Su,scrlhcrs take this opportunity of in.
forming their friends and the public gen
orally that they hnvc bought til. above IIO.
TEL. and nr" having it fitted in the best nos
s'hlc style Tor their reception. We flattcr our
serves mat every necessary arrangement hns
been made I" promote the conisor, of all who
iar"r us with their company. Our ROOMS are
AIRY and comfortably furnished; SERVANTS
ntirhtlv" and "hr,!iaHt. Aud our TABLE vii,
hc constantly supplied with the best ,h. season
affords Our friends may therefore rest sn,i,.
tic'l lla, every rxrrion " i'll he .hccrfulJv rem.
d"r"d to make their >"j"urn plrasai,, and nrrer
able
There will l." in attendance n GOOD OSTI FTP.
and ll"ss"s left i'll charge will receive particular
attention.
81 Persons arriving at this House nnv f,cs
assured that their laggn~" vii! he p,oiun,Iv
S"nt Jf'" IF "h"ry', I" the Carolina OF to ciih,r
"i tf'" Georgia DrInts.
W" solicit share Of the patronage of those
visiting our town.
G. e. CUNNINGHAM,
MARY :. CUNNINGUAM.
Pr"rrictors.
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Don't Srop YOUR PApsR.-CurtaiI and
ec"nomlse in other respects rs much rs Won
choose, but don't stop your paper. Your
wife needs il; your children need it; Won
need it yourself 1t no, only affords YOU
the amusement necessary to your heal,l,
and happiness, but furnishes you with n
variety OF knowledge worth tenfoli what il
costs yon. There are hundred other
things which you can better dispense with
than your paper.-fou can even do without
"b'tters' and meals n few times without in.
jury, but Your pnprr would, be Il serious loss
II you are compelled to suspend payment"
or 60 to Jail, before doing so, pny for Your
paper year in advance: it will relieve IN.
rlgors OF poverty and solitary confinement
ami it may prevent the disastrous conse.
qucnces OF suspensun--by tile neck. Don't.
stop yonr paper, bit pay for it out of your
first disposable funds.
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ADVICE TO You've FEMALEs.-Ncvcr
marry man witl,oat the consent of your
parents. No matter how much you may
fancy you love him; YOU cannot expect n
blessing on your union, if you persist in
going contrary to the better juI gr~nt OF
those, who were appointed by Providence
to watch over and advise You for your GOOD
ihry, OF course, lave had more experience
and are better qualified to jndge than you
can 6e. who are just setting forth in the
pathway OF life, young, Inexperienced, and
too ready 10 form favorable opinions where
your affections arc cunccrncd.-Let them
be your confi,lents; open your heart to
them rs soon as you are aware that anything
OF the sort exists. would confidc the Sc.
crct to my parents us soon AS | would ac-
knowledge to my own bosom. Theirs is
not the cold, unsympathizing judgmrn, of
the world, itsprings from deep affection
III your interest, in your lasting welfare; for
what comfort would it be for them to mar
your happiness You, whom they have
watched and guarded from helpless iuf.ncv
with such undying affection as only parents
can feel. Rrco,npense their love then, as
Tar us IN your power, by confling III them
and seeking their counsel; be assured, YOU
will lose nothing by it; and though you
might meet with disappointment now, it
will soon pass away, and in after years Won
will be attended by the blessing Of Him
who said, Honor thy father and thy moth
er."-Advocate and Guardian.
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More Books and Drugs

T'HE Subscribers have just received their
Stock Of Medicines Books and Fancy
articles and are prepared to ssll ut short
profits.
We arc Agents for the sale of O series of
STANDARD WORKS. pow in the course of
publication, by the Appletons of New York
Among these are included
The Del'ntes in Congress from 1880 to 1885.
Bentons Thirty years View .I
Morsss General Atlas Of the World, from the
latest authorities, TO 1855. a -
cycloopedia of American Eloquenoe, with
The New American Cyclopsdis, = 1,,....y
!. The Cyelopedia Of Wit and ,H1moy, Edited
by VIM. Z. BUrton.A.TSI. 8 ..y..' ;5s 49,. ! !.
!, Specimen Copies of the above works may bo
new and elegant Books. ,f In ,''fS
Weaps also sgsnta for slhs.sale ot Gyovsr's
4 BasersSEWIKG MACHINE, ackno wiedsed
TO be II best now in .use,, and the Iesst liable
To get of order. THIS Mashine VII be
warranted and sold here dt New York prices
Prices varying from 300 to .xI2s,--ts.isI
- HH'3'' BRANCH l. ALLEN.
Sept II, 1857. 2tf' If
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The School-Master.

Inc school house is Il silent tc;rhcr: the
place where 1t stands, the scenery hv which
II Is Snrroumdcd, more or lrss excite the
young mind, and give direction to its
Thoughts. But the principal teacher is. of
c"nr>e, the schnol.mn>,rr, the prcsiIinr
mind IN the littl. assembly of thinkers. stu
dents, pupils. who occup " the house and
busy themselves will, the uhiects Of thought
aud instruction, in the midst of that out.
ward scenery, through the best hours of
every day "t th" week, during the frr>t and
most susceptible yeats Of lie. The mere
presence oi the superior. intelligence i~ in
s'rncl've; the aSpcc, of z ,'lneSs is umprov-
ing. knowledge and yir, o are cnm,ncul,
eh I" us hy daily intercourse with bca,li-
tul example. Good Scnsr, gcn,lcn.<~, mod.
cs'y. pr"rri"y, are illustrated and "nru,,....!
10y being embodied in Il real ,rr~or:, even
wl'cn i:c does nothing. Such u poison
canine, EE, and cannot do good. Ills pre-
srncc rrprr>scs what is vulgar and awcs
villa, is wrong: we in<iinc,ivrlv ST., :, ,r,.arI
upon our lips, We m""t will, greater care,
We hlu>!. Il, the con>,inn,ncs~ Of uukin.l.
nn4cnc,ou>, unnanIy fcrlln.s when hc j.,
with us.
And then what Il difference, as an active
lea~licr between Il clear lliukcr ;l,.i dis
terminating observer, AMI IN ob:u>r, blum.
drrng, halt.rducn,c'l guide in our studies.
W hat mighty difference between Il s.,ur.
rrtulrn', h;;Stv, inron>;ant teacher. and that
Judgment, that sclfcnlu,nnn,i. lIa, serene
aud sunny benigniiy, that scl'rrSp.r, and
respect for u$, which we feel to l,rlrnr To- :,
true gentleman, an,l in the presence of
which thoughtful ani well meaning chill
Is at ease an'l happy.
In Il g""l Teacher Of school there i>
combination OF qualities, each of value.
ahl ne'cr attained ar preserved wiih"u,
p:IlnS aud cXpcn>r. Such a ic;.rhrr is no,
easily raised, and therefore not, common,
Happy Is the community thn, secures him :;
his p''cc Is ah"r" rnb!rs; lie Il scholar,
gentleman, aul Il christina
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,YAccINArIoS WITH MAasErIsEp NEE.
pLEs.--Proftssor Rocast,tcs lLatsince 1856.
hundreds Of children have been yaccinated
with scarcely any failures occurring. The
point OF tho needle is well saturated will,
the magnetic fluid before practising the vac.
ciRations. WHICH are then performed in the
usual manner. n single magnelizssi6ne serv.
lng.for many vaccinations, It Is quite sur.
pricing to observs tho rapidly win ,1whicl,,
the vaccine virus is absorbed, when the
needle is thus prePafed. "a - ss~
- Iprasn illustrated News.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvlLLE DIsrRIcr.-1s ORD

ABBEvILLE DIsTRICT.--IS ORDINARY.
Isaac Carlisle, Appt Partition
w. In the matter of the
VIM. Carlisle, Agnes Real Estate of James
Kennedy. ct. al, Carlisle decd.
Defts.
I 1 appearing to my satisfaction that the chi!
1 dren Of James Carlisle. names not Known
theichi ildre:|M Sam Carlisle. names moi
known; the children Of Martha Newall. name,
not known; the children Of Margaret Shaoklo.
ford names not known; and ths children Of
Francis Carlisle. names not known, heirs md
distributes Of james Carlisle, decd, reside be-
yond tho limits of this Stnte.-It is therefore
ordered that they do appear, aud object to the
sale of the Real Estate Of the said james Car.
Isle, on or before the sixth day Of Jnnnnry, A.
d. 1853, or their consent totLs same will Le
entered Of record.
WILLIAM HILL, O. r. D.
Oct. 6, 1857 % 2.r an,
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TIN Co:.t.t,s Ex,liu. .t:"*.-!.nst evening was
the first Of the sprin. rxhib,li"n Of The senior
Class "f tn. South Carolina College,. The enter
tainrncnt consisted Of addresses l.v four voun,
gentlemen Of that class, with music hy BriSs,r,.
drn's band.
The opening adlreSs WAS by Mr. IT. Bird Of
E'iGrtiehi. Th" subject selected was .patri-
"i<in.' lie enlarged on tn" Importance OF this
noble sentiment of self sacrifice to the common
< oil. sr"rmrd tn. did nn selfish view
which opposed patriotism. III, reviewed very
happily The striking illustrations If patriutis.n
that history affords. from lcomiIas down to
our Washington.
The next address,. by F.. II. BUST. of Charles.
ton, treated of The Utility "f Classical L-nrn
lnc.'-lle began 10y EXPRESSING apprehenSions
"i The reckless spirit of innovation which re.
spert-d nothing hnowrd Ly the recognition
an'l approval of nyes hcf,re i, had passed
thr"ngh the crucihIc of u,iIi,arianism Til.
c"t Gono test he applied to classical learning
ani upon the chosen ground Of the utiii:ar.nn
defended 1t " iih much ability and skill.
Mr.. c. n. Creswel of Ahh.villc next Iii.
c"ursrh Oh "Ihe Prize: Of Excel-ncc" 1t was
an address admirable in its scope and should
be remembered by every stn,Iunt. Indon ita.
hle perseverance is certainly the price of ex.
cellence he is little vcrsrd in the economies
Of true and lasting fame. who expects to par.
chase it at any other price.
Alr. 1. +. Gadsdcn OF Charleston, concluded
The evenings entertainment. b an address set.
ting forth the practical Importance of the
"Const Survey. y.'-dc'nonstralin it in cnnucc.
ton with commerce. science, md national dc.
fcnce.-SomM Cdroiinn .Mny ill.,
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died upon the cross; whose name, verify
believe. must have been DiSra.li. For
nught | know, the present Disrael is de-
scended from him and with the imprcs.
slons that he is. | now forgive the heir.at
law of the blasp!icn III, thief who died up
on the cross.
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House and Lot for Sale
IN kBBevILLE VILLAGE.

'HlS HOUSE and LOT is situate in a quiet
~ - and convenient part of the Village.
me Dwelling is sufficiently large to accon,rno.
nats small family. will, all necessary Out.
buildings The Lot contains something over
an Acre Of Land; and has a new aud sub.
stanlial Fence around.
Any person wishing TO purchase such a Lot,
can receive all information relative to il bv
calling at This Office 1t will be soldslow and
npon' good terms. - -, s'''
: Sept. a5.sIs57. o. r
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The Stale of South Curolina.

-ihd>rHlc Niarit!.-In Tie lommou Plea.
vs. Foreign Attachment.
las. y. l'ILcI. } Tl."n>",, Il Fair Attorneys
NJ h""cas tn" !Iaini!f dill. on the eleventh
W day Of April. eighteen hundred aud ff.
~ seven. ii c his declaration against tue d..
frniant. who, i; is said is absent from and
without The limits Of This State. and has Meth.
cr wife nor attorney known With the snrne.
upon whom copy of the said declaration
nigh; hr served
1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fcndant Il" appear and plead to the said accla.
ra'i"n, on or before the twelfth day of April,
eighteen hundred and ti!:y.cigl,. otherwise
iln"i and absolute judgement will then Le Civ.
en and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. y.
Clerks Ciice, April II. 1851 5l--ly
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TO the Public.

ME Undersigned having sold the Anne ricrn
Il Hotel to G. G.. CCNNINGIIAM 4 co.
take this occasion to return our thanks IN the
public generally for the liberal patronage be.
slowed upon us and would solicit the same for
Its present Proprictors. Respectfully. -
.. ii. /. SCOTT / co. ,
Hamburg, May 80 1857.
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Removal.

VIE Subscriber has removed from his old
sth"d to Enright d STAIRS Gin Factory,
nnu returns his thanks for past fnvors and go.
l'e'is share Of public patronage in his line
OF business.
lie will make Pnnncl Doors. Sash. Blinds
W ardroh"s Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames. DC, dc.
n. Bile viii also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
FOR reference. apply to any gentleman in the
April ], 1857 4s Iv
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Prot. Hud,iocL..

WILD OAls-Wc hear lou!i,h young
people sometimes speak OF sowing their
w'hl oats, aS if there were really some ne
ccss,y that wild oats should Lc sown, or
when so"n that they will rot in the ground
and never produce a harvest. Bat boil, Of
these arc great mistakes. \ clergyman
says:
During ministry Of nearly twenty
years have seen great deal Of wild oats
sown; and have never seen any thing hut
wild oats" rcapc,l from will oats" Sown.
have seen many one. in early manlnol.
Throwing The rri.s upon the neck ofhis lust"
c,e the prime of fmanhoo,! had been past, M
on'ras, from soci'"y, or iiilinga d;-houora-
hlc grave; and the more warm hearted and
generous, the natural disposition OF the young
man, the more rapidly has the vice done It's
fearful work; and the more terrible the
wreck ii has made. have seen others Civ
ing way for Il time to the i,rlu!y,...e of p,,-
sion, attcrward the h''ncfnl subjects of Di-
vine grace. AMI have heard them, AS
they s.nar'"I under the Consequences of
their youthful sins, lament their course in
early life, in 'angnage like Job Our bones
are full Of lhe sins Of our youth, which shall
lie down with ia in The dust"
'Dvinc Wisdom gives It's lessons in snrl
language as this "'rra;n up youth in
the way he slrpnll 90 and when he is old
he will not dcpar, from it," MY sou, if
sinners entirc thee, consent thou not. walk
not thou in the way with them refrain thy
foot from their path'' "l,!rs<cd is he lha,
wnlkrth not in the counsel Of the u. rnl!y
nor standcth in the way Of sinners, ror sit.
tclh in the seat OF the Scnrnful"
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DISSOLUTION.
House Building.

HONsc Building.
'1NiiE undersigned is now prepared to do all
L. work entrusted to his care. in tho Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all dcscrip.
ti"ns of Buildings from onc.s,ory house to u
Court House -.
Having received instructions from the best
Architects in the Union, he hatters himself Tint
he can have work done in style equal TO and
rs cheap ns can be done in New York.
kEfEnENcEs.-king & Kclun. Architects,
bro"klyn. New York Vim. Gaincr, Architect.
of New York City; P.rryman & Waller N.w
Market DR.. John p. Barratt, Barrattsyijlc.
HENRY JONES.
oiee""ooo' oct ~, 1855. 23-ly
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l!'. IL rIds Of Capt. &. NJ. MATTISON re-
srcctfuly announce him rs n candidate for
l,' i'N lo'..etol 1T 'ne neN' election
The friends of JAMES A. McCOED RESPECT
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'"hS announce nm as Il Candidate Tor lax
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

The friends Of GEORGE ". EI.IiEY
respectfully anm"n,ic" him 81 Candidate f.,
Sheriff Ui Abbcvilic District at the next
election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

- tn: friends ..f JOSEPH T. MOORE re-
specifically amr"un"" ln :: Can'!iia'c for sheriff
at the ensuing erection.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

~ The friend, of MATTHEW K. COClI.
RAN respectfully announce him Il candidate"
for Sheriff of AbbcvIlc District, n, III" next
clcctinr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

The friends of JAMES II. COBB rrs,rcti iul
lv announce him is Il ta:di.!aiG for Sheriff at
ia" next rlrriinu.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

~" The friends -. ID. W. IIhWTi!OkT re.
-i'r,tiul!v ann"rr"c Him Il candidate for Sheriff
n Ahlirviilc District n. III. r"v: .!rr.iun
M.tNY FRIENDS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

s9; Til" mu:ncr"ii, lr:"ns "f COL. r. J.
ROBERTS respectfully nnr"uncc him II Can
'iila,c for Sheriff at the cn-,ii,nr election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

y few Of the Lon" tinc friends Of v. G..
NEEL, would respectfully announce him as :,
Candidate for sheriff at the next r,rc;inu.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

sss bastoo good an opiaiQp Of him
-AslE dsisssali Others away frsm
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siss 3sse, isstl,.g aud .Isilcty: :sbrjpgs
htFsssll6 tsls5 9.o, many iseeks..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

The friends Of DR.. j. L. McCOME respect.
fully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.