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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

PeTsonsl Intelligence.


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..sae, John Noble Hswtsy rssstn,Sn pay Esx
Chambers Martin VIM brown, q Besuu,ont a.il.r'
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con HAL Rev soS5 h 9Sa NJ .ns Mss
Bech Master J W Denton ana aS4 In the Storage
ss GssS NJ. Jam:
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Eo% Il the sa%sp nsc6S
son, Rev 6hss osased Rd Evershssd Psi Breaer, 1st
s.. AID 50 in the sesrsse. 'N '-'' -
From HOBBS PR II brig TOrnaao-Cspt Small late Of
From Rio JsneIro in Amsnda-D Sleeper lady and
From Belize. Hon. In bark Caas-F gen:o. Paln,s a
Levy ND Rev Anderson VIM JeA, WmJe1 Jr' Aiss 'Ane
Frcm Para. In brig EmmA-C Jsmith disdy. Debuque
DEPARTURES.
Thomas AND N1rssns MRS cro%a two
New York; Mr. and Mrs sauisr. New York Brad
Mrs Lewis fs,msn 'S and two esdrsa & and
s cr. M
Philadelphia; W Huribut, New York; MISS Thomas, y;
Mr. j N Donnelly, Mrs and Miss Dcnnelly, New YORK
Mr. Alex league; Mrs Austin, Mr. " Lewis New YORK
Mr. and Mrs j. harigau Charleston. Q; Mrs Cary
Banks and maid Dillon Secretary Legation 70 Brazil Il
J + Deaplain LobAch bearer OF despatched Z; dc
Larribide Lopez Rafael Garcls de Vicente Havana
Mr. and Mrs Manuel Toledo children, Cnba Milirous,
Morgan, Y Hy fige, Hnddy. Philadelphsa Corn
ing, Albany English Philadelphia; VIM Haigh, X;
ton; hitchcock China; @ 4 Trowbrdge, NY 3 X on.
phant w Parker Miss Catherine Wheeler, n u Mr. Henry
and Miss Brachmaa. CINCINNATI Ickelmsn, Rev Robinson
Scott and lady, z; BAlbisna Havana; Mr. and Mrs
Rsndsll and child Z Kiemwori tond ON. Mrs De-
Col Preston and three friends Charleston, o. Ens-
tsn, Z; VIM Penn Lswis philadelphia; A freedmen 4;
Tribxrrep Pablo Castro Mr. and Mrs James dc
Agreda Lord New York; suno Taylor, New York. yno
Lambert, Phil: holmes CINCINNATI Bertrand France;
Goettel. Botardi Stecc Kline Cockburn. VIM For
man, Lehmaier New York; Jno Cheney, Rush Cheney,
Hartford Brsnnan. Gafsrna Fred stenhsrt xorR
less Philadelphia; Goddard, Providence < Eveque.
New York; A Desmommes, New Orleans P Fisher EnG
land; douglass, New York Jno Fisher, Jr, England
Haydtsr, W Brunng Vauyesor, N Schetter, HAw-
kins w Ely, Signorna Rola and mother, W Water-
land, Haushwout New York. mrs Boyle and two chill
dren, Capt Boyle Or Manuel Possdio. Van Bergen,
let, Mr. serra Fernando Hsues Cuba; Haoerlsa Y;
Casper orxo Constantine yallee Havana; Wilson,
Hon Milton Brown, " Becker Paris Chas Hoppin,
jenkins Providence Geo Luanes, Mrs Julia Robinson
Mira Hatch, Mr. Wilson, Ed yernam, Mrs Baxter Husch,
ny; Watts. Canada; Lepiace, 81 iaSa.se. Q; Miss
Jos Abbott syracuse A Hoadequin 0ubA-Tota, lSS Spe'
ria
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Tvs OP,Rs At BrSroN's.-"The Barber Of Seville lsst
night drew much fuller house than the opera Of Mon
day st the hobipss Of the Academy did come out in
force. Ropcon u splendid Figaro In his hands the
role rurs over with fun and esprit His voice not in the
best order. but is better than expected ind H. Ia
Grange pssssble RosIcs, but all the others be
low ueaiocri,y. Roucoui GIT all tne applause.
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Tvs AlHAro ExrKDruos.-Tbe brig winthrop arrived
yesterday from Cathagcns, New Granada Messrs. j.
schmidt, L. Daser, J. he Ia Camp and A. schoe assist,
ants Of the United States expedition for surveying and
verifying proposed ship canal route the sthmus
Of Cboco by the way Of the rivers Asto and Truando
came passengers In her. There were also in the W.
Mcssrs. Price and w. Kennish, both late Of the same
commisson-he latter in the capacity OF guide a. he
the discoverer ana pioneer OF the line proposed
appears that the object OF the Geld abors In spte of
the threatening circumstances been so far fairly &C
complnhed and not unfavorabe report on the matter
may be expected. The officers mentioned above Cor
want OF proper accommodation. left their at
Csrhageua on board the United States schooner Varna
rather preferrng TO pay their passage The VAR
pa sailed from Csrhagena the 9Th Of April one week
in advance OF the winthrop, which encountered during
the greater part Of the voyage head winds and heavy
seas
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UNION COURSE, l.. r--rEorrINg
wwNssp.v, MAY u, purse 49, mile heats, best three
IN ave, 10 wagons
g. jenkins entered CHI & Mohawk.
!. Conway entered Or m lady Jane. ..........3 2
q Mel sushNs entered ch. e. Boston =. ...a a n
npe-243 s-2i3-2t2
Five or other horses advertised TO starr with
sba above but did rot come 70 the post his vav az
creating the public " getting 'paycd ont" the num-
L,ys present yes,etiay pisiuly indicated.
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TELEG RAP HIC.

UncA, N. Y, May IL, 1858
VIM H. Perkins, Of Rochester the eighth victim Of the
accident on the Central Railroad died at the Mcregor
House at lao this mernng The of the injured are
doing we'll
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POSTSCRIPT T..
ARRIVAL OF The STAR OF THE WEST.
News from California, the South Pa
Cific and New Granada.
THE TREATY WITH NEW GRANADA RElEC TEO,
ks., &e,, &c.

The steamship Star Of tAs West, A c. Gray, command
ing, from Aspinwal May with mails passengers and
81 616 3s1 o. treasure, arrived about bali our
O'Clock this morning.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S steamer Golden Age
rived a. Panama on the night Of the 3D. with mails pas.
sengers and treasure.
The news from California Is uninportant.
Gold dust vas coming to hand freely, confirming the
Of the activity everywhere prevalent IN the mines.
The winter bad been favorable in all respects, and
farmers and miners ere all busy, avaalus themselves
Of its benefits.
Money was abundant IN trade at az per cent upon
merchandise with little or demand for speculative
purposes.
The clipper ship Twilight. captaa ystss, arrived at
San Francisco April le in . few hours under one
hundred days from New York, making tie
quickest passage this year. There had also arrived
the Dashiug Wave and ChatswortA from Boston, the
He.veen from Lverposl, Gold Hunter from Chile, bark
Contest from New York, Fr ship Brave Jourmel from
Bordeaux j. B. Lancaster from Ro and the Carn Cecilia
from SAM.
In sncrs the Gsnears party had been defeated in bat
te and Don Jesus Gsndsra killed. The Ysqu Indians,
VITO were among TIE soutest partzans of the Ganda-
ristas had committed great atrocities having burned the
church at Santa Crrz with some IS so persons who
took refuge in it. Gov. Pesqueira had sent large
her Of troops to the Ysqu river chasse1he IddAns
aud succes;ful, he would establish colony Of whites
in their midst
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Court Calendar-T'his Day.

surxsxx Couxr-Circuit Mos. 534, 400, 500,
616 62o 622 624 e2s Part 2Nos. 300o, 6l6 6l7, 6l9
GA e2 6a5 e27 o2e osl $685. e3s, os, $50, eii, e4S
GAS, 5S5, Sol, $751; -
744 76S no. 656 es9 Co.. $780, 1885, $685. s1s, $40, $780,
S34 2e7 45s Sal to sis $50 Sol, st2 S5s 800 $751; Ste
ee0 $751; $685. $780, s6s $780, 81 to S6 1885, ST. 49, $780,
1888, sS4, 1856, $50, $50 to 900.
COMMON PIEAsPart mos. 1912, 1141, 692, ITO, III,
49, e08 co., o45 697, 7io, 72o 5s9 500 1241 Part p
Nos 4oI 1885, 1880 1891 1882 1885 1885, $780, 49, LAG,
l2i7, 1910, 1851, 400, s6l, 1883, 1859.
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Exceisior.-The Best OF the Spring Style OF
gentemens hats may pnquezonaby be found ct ESPEN-
SCHEID'S, lis Nassau street. Price 80 50.
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Movements OF Southern Steambhips.
THE MEMPHIS AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON May IL, 1858.
The screw steamship Memphis Of Cromweips line, from
New York, arrived here yesterday
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May IL, 1853
The Unitod States nail steamship Alabama, from New
York, arrived here at O'Clock, all we'll
THE HUNTSVILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Nay IL, 1885,
The screw steamship Huntsville, Of Crom wells lne
from New York, arrived of Tybee at O'Clock this
morning.
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intusion OF these charges II the Senator IRON iowa
orr Harian( had examined the papers on ne IN the War
Department ne would have found that there
word OF truth in the charges made He (Rice) should
demand an investigation, and one single word ipugned
hin moves q government officer, ne would resign his
Mr. harlan then offered resolution for q committee OF
nyesgson with authority to send for persons and pa
Mr. CRnrksDES presented the credentials Of General
Shields who was also sworn in Senator from MIME
sofa.
Adjourned.
House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1853
The House proceeded to the consideration Of business
relating to the Terroqes in accordance with the special
order.
Mr.. SMITH, (adm) Of Va, reported bill TO establish
aung 70 the Territories Of no general Importance, were
consideration Of the bill ascertain and settle private
land claims In New Ncxica.
The House then adjourned for want Of quorum.
The Southern Commercial Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May IL, 1885,
TIE Convention met ct nine O'Clock A. n. After prayer
had been offered and the minutes Of yesterdays proceed
tugs been confirmed, Mr. Rufn or Virginia. reported
resolution recommending the South 10 adopt dscrmna
tons against produce and manufactures Of the North
by means Of taxes and ncenses The resolution was re
Serred.
General VIM Walker and John Mitchell were rendered
seats in the Convention.
Roger A. Pryor. Of Va spoke against Mr. SprAtts rcso.
luton for the reopening Of the slave trade.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Pryors speech Mr. Yancey, Of
Aabaa spoke at considerable length in favor Of the
re-opening of the slave trade.
Several resolutions then introduced on various
subjects.
There five hundred delegates present, includ-
ing many Of the ablest and most eloquent of the
Suth.
THIRD DAY.
MONTGOMERY, May ~, 1883.
The Convention opened with prayer large concourse
OF ladies and gentlemen present Quite number Of
speeches were made on Mr.. Spratt's resolution.
Direct Trade Of the Northwest with Europe.
DETROIT, May IL, 1858.
The Star of the North cleared day from this
port Liverpool being the second clearance from De-
trot for port this The schooner COL Cooke
will sa this week followed By six others during the
present month"; all loaded with slaves and lumber, for Lii
verpool direct.
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Gan b
obtained genuine q j. g. BAvNpERg ssoru, Ne Asssr
Houaa.
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Paris Felt Hats just Received nc Whites,
Las Fulton v<eeA Gents dress hass syrHg styles. g.
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Clergymen-Buy your new Hat at Knex's.-
He has prepared valuable supply for anniversary week OF
his and most durable fabrics Price only 81. knocks
al No 2l2 Broadway.
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Meade Brothers, Meade BROTHERS, Meade
Brothers-Kohlbeek, Kohbeck artist for MEADE BRO
THEIRS 2 Broadway. Medal awarded for The bespor,ras
in oil, 1851 Pictures In every style daily.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
$50 BRoApwAN,
Over Thompsoua
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Gentlemen's Cravsts, Ties, SuspeDders,
gloves hankerchiefs &C. at whoiesaie-A. RAYMOND a
Co. T Broadway importers and manufacturers, have In
splendid stock ss low prces for cash approved
credit Received per Arabia, one case tubular ties.
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Barthoif's Sewing Machines.
These machines make excellent work."-N. Y. Sun.
An exam nation solicited al the olce
4se Broadway, corner of Broome street.
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The Crevasse at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May IL, 1885,
The water the river here Is still rising. Ali attempts
To stop the crevasse have been abandoned.
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The Queens Artist thanks the People OF
the high appreciation of hs royal of
in the painted photographs si HOLMES. 80 Broadway
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Smithsonian House. Broadway, corner OF
Houston street. New York.-Hotei accommodations the
European plan
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Defiance Balamander gafes-With Patent
powder proof locks and barA Also Gre and burglar
49, RoBkRT NJ. PATRICK.
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0TNoER's SEWING MACHINEB-MANUFACTURm
~ rapidly incroaxng trade Is rsvvng business 10 ~
proving and hereore now Il The time % purchase snSs
doing every kind Of work. and necessary 10 have then
Obtain the work Singers family sewing machine, ss1
Ae latest aid The best the most beautiful the easts
operate commanding universal favor. Gall Aad see ~
" /. X SINGER co.. No as Broadway.
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New York Wire Railing Company.
Extensive manufacturers Of all kinds Of
IRON FkNCEs,
Iron bedsseads and ornamental iron work
HUTCHINSON wICKRRsHAM,
N2 broadway, near Pearl street, New York,
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Wilson's Hair Color, Only 3Jc. Bottle,
coors black brown" does not dye the skim
color . glossy "black brown Agency, O5 Grand
street. In the drug store Applied Ike wser-no stain what
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10000 Cases Boots and Shoes nc Auction
prioss ii PHILLIPS SMITHS. q Warren srssk
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines
Hshes. premiums awarded 1857 By the American Institute
New York Maryland Institute, Baltimore and at the Name
Connecticut Illinois and Michigan State farx once sA3
Broadway, New York. Send for . circular.
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POETRY
Questions and Answers.
ny MoNr0o,

BY MONTGOMERY.
Flowers wherefore do yc bloom?
We strew thy pathway to the tomb.
Stars! wherefore do We rise?
Tolight thy spirit to the skies.
Fair moon! why dost thou wanc?
That may wax again.
o, Sun what makes thy beams so bright?
The Word that said, " Let there be light"
Planets what guides you in your course?
Unseen, untelt, unfailmg force
Nature whence sprang thy glorious frame:
My maker called me, and came.
o, Light. thy subtitle essence who may know?
Ask no:; for all things but myself show.
What is yon arch which everywhere sec?
The sign of Omniprcscnt Dicty.
Where rests the horizons all-embracing zone (?
Who're earth, Gods toOtstoo, touches Heaven
his throne.
lc clouds! what bring yc in your train?
Coils cmbassics-storm, lighting, hail or rain
Winds whence aud whittier do We blow?
Thou must be born again to know.
Bow in the cloud! what token dost thou bear:
That Justice still cries "$trike," and Mercy
"pdre."
Dews of the morning! wherefore were We given!
To shine on earth then rise to Heaven.
Rise, glitter, break; yet. bubble . tell me why !?
TO show the course of all beneath the sky.
Stay, Meteor! stay thy falling fire.
No. thus shall all the host of Heaven expire
Ocean. what law thy chain' IS waves confined?
That which in reasons limits holds thy mind
Time! whittier dost thou flee?
travel to eternity,
Eternity. what art thou say.
Time past time present, time to come to day
Yc Dead here can your dwelling be?
The house for ali the living; come and see.
o, Life what is thy breath?
vapor lost in death.
o, Death. how ends thy strife?
In everlasting life.
o, Grave! where is thy victory?
Ask Him who rose again for nc
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rs NSeH'RSIE.

PpIICATI0N will bo mndc to the Commits
~ soucrs of Roads, mt their next meeting, for
leave to change the public road leading from
PickcnsC. II. to Cashier Valley. hy leaving tho
present ma'l at or near Diyman hil four miles
from H. former place, and connecting again
half mile beyond this point. Divcrge again at
on near Stamp Creek and intcrscct the sano
road in or ncnra miles length; also, such other
changes as may be Thought necessary Notice
is also given that should this applications TO the
Board fail tho Legislature will be pctitioncd
for leave to change tho above road as is herein
set forth.
May %. 1853 45 3m
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NaDTHSIE.

OBLIGATION will be made to the next
IA Legislature for n charter to construct
Turnpike Road from the west end of the
great Tunnel, the nearest and best route to
Pulaski. to be called the Brasstown and Pan
thcr Creek Turnpike.
June IL, 1858 AZ 3m
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Final estate Notice.

Office is hereby given that final scl-
In tlement of the Estate Of danes Hill,
burn, deceasea,. will Ne made in The Ordina-
18th day Of Septcmbor next. Those ilIscbt.
cd must make payment, and persons hayinm
demands win rehdcr them legally atlesIed
BY that time Notice Isl sllso given that / win
not be responsible for,inieresf after.hat time-
JAMES u. 1IAGOOD, Adm.
june 8, lSdS 46 Sm
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State OF South d;aVoIimo

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jos. Merck and wife
vs. Summons in Partition
Joel Chapman, ct nls
appearing to me that Thomas Mckinney and
A wife Mary, Jcel Chapman, .. j. Wigginton
and wife Ruth, and Israel Chapman, defendants
in this case, reside without the limits of this
State: Ii is ordered that they do appear in the
Ordinnry's Office, at Fickens c. H., on Monday
the Both day of August next, and object TO the
division or sale Of the Real Estate of .joshun
Chapman deceased, or their consent to the same
will be entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, o.P.p.
Ordinary's Office May % 1858 SIN
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State of South Carolina,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

j. W. Kelly
vs. Summons in Partition
James j. Kelly, ct ais
T appearing to Inc that James j. Kelly, de-
L fendant in this case, resides without the limits
of this State; 1t is ordered TINT he do appear
in the !Ordinary's Office, nj Fickcns c. H., on
Monday the 1lth day of October next, and OBJ
ject TO the division or sale of the Real Estate OF
Andrew Kelly, deceased or his consent to tho
Same will be entered of rccoi&
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
Ordinarys Once, July g. 1853 am
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State of South lsmsa,
Summons In Partition.

IN oRDINARy psolifNs -
Daniel Alexander
vs.. Summons In Partition
JAS Alexander, et ais
Appearing tome that james Alexander, WKs
) Durham and wife Melinda, and Sally Boat
ncr, defendants in this oase reside without the
limits of this State; II is ordered Tint they do
appear in the Ordnary's Office, at Pickens q.
H., on Monday the 9TH day of October next,
and object to the division or sale Of the Roal Es-
tate ofThomas Alexander, deceased, or their
consent 10 the ssme viii bo entered of record.
WI. PARSONS, ORD.
ordinnry's ohice, July ., 1858 sm
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Lcgisla-
N turc of South Carolina, at its next session,
for an act to incorporate the town of Pickens-
vile, with tie usaal pcTor and privileges.
July 3, 1893 so 3m
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State of South CnroIiapa,
Nqp'A'AaCBl.

E NOW llpersons that ], Lucinda Moody,
IN wife Of Mortin Moody, deceased, do
make an Agent Of my son, Il. A. MooDY, to
trade, traffic and attend to my bnsiacss gen,
orally. LUCINDA MOODY,
< Aley 25. 1853 4O tf
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NO HHalHa.
hi al,HadlE-

TNIoSF having demands against the Es-
IL tate of A. p. White, deceased wiilrcn-
der them to me legally attcstcd, and all those
indebted to osuid Estate must make immediate
payment to the Undersigned.
w. W. WHITE, Admir-.
June I. 1853 Al 3,n
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WANTED TO HIRE.

THNEN OR TWELVE NEGRO MEN to
j. work on the Blue Ridge Railroad, three
miles above Wolhallu. Apply on the Road,
or to the subscriber.
ELAN SHARPE.
Dec 10. 1857 % 6m
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OTHdlE.

4 PPLICATION will be made to the Legisla-
n turc of South Carolina, at its next session.
for n charter for "The Chauga Lime and Man
ufacturing Company"
July Ia. 1858 81 3m
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NdhH,la,E

s hereby given that application will be made
l. to the Legislature, at its next session, for an
act to incorporate the Church Mount oliyet)
and the Camp Ground, at Piokcnsyille.
JulyS, 1858 SO 3m
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Query. What is the origin of the saying.
Sardonic laugh?" Auswcr.-In the island
of Sardinia is found Il poisonous herb, which,
when eaton. contracts the nerves. and pro-
duces distortion of the mouth resembling
laughter, called II Sardouic laugh, in which
the patient dies.
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A STORY is told of person asking an
other whether he would advise him to lend
certain friend of theirs money; "what |!
lend him money You might give hin.
an emctic and he would'n return it,"
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AS THE sun, in its full splendor was peep
ing over the eastern hills, says Yankee pa
per, ncwly-marricd man exclaimed: ''The
glory of the world is rising!" His wife, who
happened to be getting up at that moment.
taking the compliment TO herself, simpored
out, What would you say, dear, if L had my
silk gown ON 2"
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THERE was much sound argument in
the reply of a country lad to an dlcr, who
boasted of his ancient family: $50 much
the worse for you," said the peasant as
we powmen say, the older the seed, the
worse the crop"
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Do uot teach your daughters French be-
fore they can weed a nowcr-bed at sunrise,
or walk mile to get up an appetite for
breakfast. Remember that red checks and
a vigorous frame are preferable to sim
perng tongue and fashionable accomplish
ments.
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WIEN Jones, the schoolmaster. boarded at
No. l0l, he was continually replying to his
landIady's opportunities that ho had secured
a goodly number Of pupils, and would soon
pay her. Finding that he didn't come down
she consulted old Roger aboutit it. at the same
time speaking of the pupils. "Depcnd upon
it, a'am" said the old man, "his pupils arc
all in his cvc"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

A MINISTER, approaching amschcvous
urcbin, about twelve years old, and laying
his hand calmly upon his shoulder, thu
addressed him: "My son, | believe the
devil has got hold of you" al believe
he has, too" was the significant renly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

TOILET FOR GENTLEMEN.-F preser-
wing the complexion, temperance; to pre-
serve the breath sweet, abstinence from to-
bacco; for whitening hands, honesty to
remove sin, repentance; easy shaving
soap, ready money; for improving the sight
observation a beautiful ring, family cir
Gle; for improving the voice, civility the
best companion at the toilet, wife.