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A MAN with large family was complain.
ing OF the difficulty of supporting ali, Of
them. But" said friend. "you have
sons big enough TO earn something for Won
now" "The difficnltv is, they are too b;a
10 work. was the answer. q
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How TO IMPROVE SoaaY PorAros..-At
this season of the year. potatos are very liza.
BILE to be moist and soggy after boiling, and
many good dinner will be spoiled on ac-
count OF the bad potatos. A simple RENE.
dy for this is the following After the pota.
tos are sufficiently boiled. and the skins
taken off, place them in dry cloth, and ex.
press the moisture by slight wripgine
they vii! then appear mealy, and taste as
well as the best Hibernians. 700 I'I %
'...'...... Scientific american.
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HOW ELoeuEST is the old, homely word,
ran The flowers fall in the garden, the
fruits fall in the orchards, the nuts fall in the
woods, the stars fall from the sky, the rain
tails from the clouds, the mercury falls in
the tubes. the leaves fall everywhere, and
man falls into eternityl ~N
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-05-06

PEorLE Of geLius-they usually suffer
more keenly than others-should never re.
gret their heavenly gifts. Should the but.
terfiy wish to lose his shining wings and be.
come a poor grub to escape the rushing
storms Of the atmosphere
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VINO THE SOUTHERN MATRoN" Is.---
'lBelle Britain" in letter to the New Or
leans Picayune, dated at Richmond, refers
to Miss Cunningham" the Southern Ma
tron," and the lady who conceived the idea
Of purchasing Mount Vernon. "She Is,
remarks this correspondent. "a native Of
Charleston. and an. invalid from infancy
Never having been married, thea title of
Matron is,,of course, a misnomer unless
by figure Of speech, we may cali her the
Virgin Mother Of the great cause to which
she is dedicatihg her feeble, yet most effec-
tive existence. =, found Miss
Cunningham confined to her bed and mar
veled to see such strength coming out Of
weakness. II Is the power of thought, or
will, or rather Of toue, that creates and con.
trolls! the world. There. pale and physically
feeble. this chief apostle Of Nouns Vernon
ism has q patriotic FIRE in her eye that aey,
er fails to kindle most contagious enlhusi.
asm."H 'H}tI'5 #f dP ah,I "i aaE@tg3g
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VERY SENsIBLE.-It was well remarked
oy an intelligent old farmer: al would ra.
ther be taxed for the education of the bow
than the Ignorance Of the man--for the one
or the other am compelled to do" -
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5elrrtea puetrq.
Bail3ing Upon the Sand.
BY ELIZA COOK.

Pa - - en" ,'iis we'll to we'd, -.-r..F
'F .s.h. rid has done - :" ~,
...l -. g g.. ..,., CIV. aud roses blew,
tv"'m'mg brought The sun.
.'--:s'.a,..i care. ,e Young and fair,
Hash. 81" t!rigr with truth;
,i'Fa,ttae ,nun love will wear n ..
i>.' .''ra. Il Is N.s of youth. a.E gl'as.
Ea5rNr Il. "p' hear, for heart .'
.A>a,y. =. .al,i Tor hand,
Epn@iu3 >v"Mr play cd The "unwise " part
ha& ball ppm the sand"
tssrw-A 20 save, 'tis well to have sa-,s.--,,
y goaah store "f gold. b<t na'.t
And .snId IN ugh Of shining stuff, .--.-.g
.3tdr chs'r'y is cold. n. 80, .....a .a,..
5rt place no, all your hopes and trust
Ia "iIat The deep mine brings;
We caunot live on yellow dust
.Unmixed with purer things.
And he whopiles up wealth alone, .,
Will "fien have to stand .ht .. ...aaro
Beside ii- co:far chest and own Il n..aaa
'rs built upon the sand" a-,.s af. .-
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise, ....,.
And sooth whate'er we can
For speech should bind the human mind,
And love link man 10 man.
But stay not at the gentle words, ';.
Let the deeds with language dwell;
The one who pi,ies starving birds, 3 B.
Should scatter crumbs as well. ,.. ..
The mercy that is warm and true, -..-
Must lend helping hand, --...--
For those who talk, yet fail to do, .-'
But build upon the sand" '''' - -0
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WHAT folly it is 10 fret about misfortunes
which couldn't possibly be foreseen or pre.
vented, yet how frequent Is this the easel
Il is like blaming heaven for not giving to
man an omniscient eye. &liHd e'l 81
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lr is always dangerous to take counsel Of
expediency. II involves. always, a fearful
peril, when the hard devotion to duty Is for.
gotten in the pursuit of temporary tri.
umph. -, 20 ,t3l3sl~h
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PHovlDENcEs---"I could write down twen-
" cases, says pious man, when wish.
ed God had done otherwise than be did !.
but which ] now see, bad I had my own
will, would have led to extensive mischief y
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. .
BRowNLow. on DANcINa-In the .edito
rial correspondence of the Knoxville Whig.
Parson Brownow gives a graphic descrip.
tion of the brilliant festival and bali"
which came OFF at Memphis, on The iith of
March, to celebrate the opening of the
F." Gayoso House" Among other things. the
Parson thus discourses Of the waltz and
polka: .,.r. .n..,...., ..-....- .... ...,....
am no, advocate of dancing, and never
tried the exercise in my life, but I could not
resist the temptation TO look on at This scene.
for largely upwards Of an hour. NV 'vu.
gar curiosity was satisfied, however, in see.
ing hfty fellows, with long boards, goaiees,
and huge 'whiskers, playing the waltz or
polka, with as many charming ladies. He
quadrilles-she polkas was the exclama.
ton! One feature of the waltz got me. =,
1t wassto see a young fellow, dressed and
lPerfumed within an inch of his life, squesz,
ing lady tight around the waist with one
arm, and with the other, as they mingled
with and cross each other in pairs in the
dance, gently lifting her dress, and sire oc.
casionally raising it higher, all, however, to
keep itloff the floor, and the lady leaning
up to him like sick kitten to hot brick
In these squeezing quadrilles, l noticed the
hoops were rather in the way"
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EAT PLENTY OF FAT MEAT.-In a late
number OF the Scalpel, in an article on
Diet" DR. Dixon, in assuming the position
that s. the use of oil would decrease the vic.
TINS of consumption nine tenths, and that
is the whole secret Of the use Of cod liver
OIL" quotes the following summary ohserya.
tions on this subject, made by Dr.. Hooker
-. OF ell the persons between the ages
OF fifteen and twenty-five years, more than
one fifth eat no fat meat.
"2. Of persons at the age of forty five,
all, excepting less than one in fifty, habit.
ually use Eat meat. ..as ..E .g'''n#, en
"3. OF persons who, between the ages OF
fifteen and twenty-five, avoid fat meat; a
few acquire an appetite for it, and live to a
good old age, while the greater portion die
with phthisic before thirty,five. .u''''.'' VI y
"a. Of persons dying with phthisic, be.
tween the ages of twelve and forty-five, nine.
tenths, at least, have never used fat meat.
Most individuals who avoid fat meat,
also use little butter or oily gravies, though
many compensate for this want, inA part At
least, by a free use of those articles, and al.
SO milk, eggs and various saccharine sub
stances. But they constitute an imperfect
substitute for fat meat, without which, soon
er or later, the body is almost sure to show
the effects Of deficient clarofication.n ...,
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AN EcsrATIc REpoRrER.-Speaker Orr
has excluded Edward Harte, The correspond
ent Of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
from the Reporters Gallery, at Washington,
Harte clapped bis hands so furiously, over
the Kansas vote, on the frs. instant, that
nothing could stop him, Even when sent
for, be, refused an explanation. - IL ~ Z I
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. TIE Emperor Constantine said to msn
who was heapipg up riches here 20 Anass
all you can spend your Iife in pursuit q,
riches YETI said he, pointing TO. his body
" q little spot Of earth ifs size 10 all you car
possess"i7 i''.' q .3naaah ~ I7l'ra1 ,3'
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JoDeE ONEaLL.-aWe find the following
deserved tribute in the Yorkville Enquirer.
IN reporting the doingsiat Chester Court
:Hfhe labors Of tho week were discharged
with the, rspidity and eminent ability which
are characteristic of Judge, O'Neall. Our
readers will be rejoiced to learn that our ven
erable and veteran Chief Justice, has In q
great measure, recovered his wanted health
and strength, and they will join us in the
hope, which yet promise much, that his
very valuable and always useful life may be
spafed long in the land. Surely a purer,
better man has never lived amongst us; a
life has not yet been marked out, for us more
replete with the, evidence Of genuine be.
nevoIehce, more zealously devoted to the
highest aims for the public good worthier
Of peoples noblest reward We deligh,
to contemplate the example, and we are de
lighted to know that all classes of our people
value, it as Of purest gold, and reverence most
highly the character to which such ike ex
amPles belong. i. / nj ..EaH u L. ~
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WAsHINoToN's ONLY MIsrAKE.-T The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Times
relates the following ''''.'
u" The late Washington ball at the Amer
ican legation in this city was the subject of
a bon mot, which was dropped by the
French Minister Of War, which ought to
have publicity. Marshal valiant remop'
strated with Mr. Mason previous to the ball
on the inappropriateness of giving .fete
during Lent, and asked if it were not a mis-.
take. If it is a mistake replied Mr.. Ma
son, : ii was Washington who made it, for
that is his birthday, and the ball is in honor
OF the event. oh. that's i'll replied the
Marshal; then it's the only mistake he ev
or made in his life.' The Marshal was one
of the first guests at the ball, concession
he made to the name Of Washington, for
he is strict observer OF the requirements Of
Lent s-, ASH az .... ..... XII
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Mr.. SKIsFLINr's GooDNEss.-When Mr..
skinfiint, of Beanvile, died, there was quite
a sensation in town about it. The bell was
tolled, and the only flag in town-that
which belonged to the tayern-was hung
union down for twenty four hours. His
praise was in every ones mouth, though
why they praised him none could say, ex.
cept that he was worth plenty of money
This was before Mrs. Partington moved from
Beanyille. We have lost a great man,
ma'ap," !" said the minister, calling upon her;
- SO portly, SO public-spiriied, soSso-rich.' y
All, yes, responded the estimable dame,
with a tear Of regret in her eye, I" his good.
ness was past finding ont--it was, said she,
raising her hand, as If beckoning down, a
large word, by which to express herself
loudly; -" it was infn,esimal, and his right
hand never knew what his left band did, nor
anybody else, for that matter b He was such
an excellent man. The minister coughed
at the ininitesimal goodness, but he saw
how kindly it was intended and said moth.
ing.-Boston Gazette. '.. ga '-t
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A PHILOSOPHER once asked little girl If
she had soul. She looked up into his
face with an air or astonished and offended
dignity, and replied afs .r.se. a@..e,N
"To be sure have .. a.,,,,..., Ill
=" What makes you think you have ="
Because have" she promptly replied.
t" But how do you know you have soul 2"
Because i do know" she answered
again. ,t' a'.,e earF .a ysHr .-r.,s..r
1t was child's reason; but the philoso.
pher could hardly have given a better. ,r,
Well, then" said he, after a moments
consideration, " if you know You have a
soul, can you tell me what your soul is 4" d
"Why," said she,' ~ am six years, old.
and don't you suppose | know what my
soul is =" ,.7r .,.,.-.3 80. =
Perhaps you do. If you will tell me, I
shall find out whether you do or not" ri -.
. Then you think don't know" she re
piled, but I do. It's MY THINK" :,
Your THINK !" said the philosopher, as
tonished in his turn who told you so?"
Nobody. should be ashamed II did
not know that without being told" 10 hHaf
The philosopher had puzzled his brain a
great deal about the soul. but he could not
have given better definition Of il in SO, few
words. '' -.1' H'N""
| 7 - . .
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Happiness is promised not 10 the learned
but TO the good.
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SPEAKING FOR Reader, have
you never yet spoken one word for Christ
Have you never invited one sinner to the
Saviouri Then fear that though you NAV
at last reach the New Jerusalem, you'll tread
those gOlden pavements wearing a starless
crown. A -ingle sentence may, save q soul
from perdition. ,N1 =,
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goA DUEL rrI FRAsoK.--Recent advices
from Europe inform us that q duel took place,
at Paris, between Col. w. r.. Calhoun, Sec
retsry Of the American Legation, and a Mr..
Breevorf, Of New York. Shots were ex.
changed, when, according tonths accounts
before ns, the seconds interfersd, inasmuch
as there was informality in the arrange
Hn'enHts, ,bsm fhe9lA laaI s.ll 30 tne. loo, 81
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