Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-28
Beautiful Figure.

III ashipS'On, the eyes OF the cougrcga-
''on were suddenly rlvctcd upon the speak
er, Key Frances x. Boyle, for the moment,
seemed to be digrcsSlon to the all absorb
ing topic OF conversation and conjecture
tnr0uGhout the ciyihzCd world--the Allan
in terms of glowing pancpyric of this won
dertul triumph ofhuman science, and dilot.
ed upon the revolutions which the Grand
achievement will accomplish in the com
mercial, political and social condition of tbo
two hcmsphercs thus successfully uni, d.
lie then made bis bold but beautiful flo.
ure as follows:
"What is it, after ALL" exclaimed the
speaker, "when compared with the inston-
tancous communication between the Throne
of Divine Grace and the heart of man ?
Offer up Your silent petition for grace -
Itis transmitted through realms of funmcos.
urcd space more rapidly than the light-
ninp's fash. and thc onswor reocLos tho
So"i ere the prayer has died away on sim
nef iips' Yet this telegraph, performing
,eS saving functions ever since Christ died
tor us on calvary, Hills not the world with
gIul'a'lon :mIO! ana SHOUTS OF gladnoss--with
il'u'hinationS ana Donlrcs and the boom
.ns oi cannon: Inc reason Is, one is
Jno 'oioS'apn 1' t'i'S wcrlu' ana may pro
uuou o.ho """VHt'ul % revolutions on earth the
oH"Gr on; 10 InG sweet communion between
0n'isU """ ''ic OnllS'l"ii soul, ana VIII
SECURE glorious immortality III Heaven.
ALWAYS BUsy.-Thc more = man 90
complishes the more he nav A. no.;"o
tool never grows rusty. You alwovs find
those men the most forward to do rood . ''r~ or
to improve the times and manners alwoys
busy. Who start our railroads onr ] stca;~
boats, our machine shons ON, f,ctorioy ?
Men of industry and cntnrnr;so A. lono
as they live thew keen ot worl do;n,, son,n 9
thing to benefit themselves and ot5ers ,o,'o
We 90 for activity-in BODY, in mind in
oEoryI"ing. .ys hecp 'nings III motion. We
S1a1;' SnG;.u i"'noi ''.'I aeatn should ind us
''T,."s a lnounta!n tnan sinking IN the mlrc
IS p'eSH''''9 +" "h!lrl"lnu than sncaklng from
"''0"o
ADVERTISING AS AN ARr-In an arti-
Gle on "Books and the Book Trade" in the
Philadelphia North American, we find the
following statement:
"Advertising has become part. and if
success is desirable, IN Indispensable port
ofthc art and mystery of publishing book
Our publishers. for the most mart adnnt tbo
this rcsnoct tLn', en- ' .nso 10y. Du' ~
brcthrop on,,oas ,, '"'r wy la ~ norUol the'f
It stated that Tho No. c,,, W.T. ,n"Vo nav seen Ss1
nburgb mid riO o0N ,'oNai'' 0iIa',,pelS ol Eu
inc t6eir CvcIonOIio o. 'J'iy aor "uVerS!s- r
bistorv of imon;o" ", i,;14: i1.':i"''''o inc
no foct Ill, tI,;a M p'O,'O"I'oiS can S'io"
Uarncrs WHO nro runnospa m 90 pp'oto"S ~ s; "at cue
commcnJnblc exourIa TI nt IihoroI;. I u';,'Sn "
yertisinn. do not WE nrosrme o,,ey ~ az; IG
wav five thousond dnlI,rs ron p0Iu ~ H. ',l'S
be mentioned Lownvnr tL". a1n ios,loGlu e'
ADVERTISING in the JTn;tod ST. St'toS on", ~,
four times less tbon in Enrlnmd ,, ~ 90 '0'''
80
BE JUST, AND FEAR Nor" This is
motto which our very soul loves 1t is a
noble, manly and encouraging motto-a-
doptcd to all classes and conditions; to the
young, the mlddIc-agcd, and the hoary
headed Young man, we would persuade
you to adopt 1T as yours, twill be source
OF comtort--a stay and prop to you through
all the troubles, turmoils, and anxictes of
life. When you are convinced that You
have done right that you have acted justly
you can confidently trust the result to the
all-wise Ruler
ARE tho mon of ~ So,1, ,o.o..
nbvsicnIy is o,cs,;om G 'po''.,i ] HJsoler"';ns @
P''J" =" " H"SStiou WHICH Is Delng