Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

alleged fillibustero preparations in the Uni
ted States and elsewhere NOW, as it is stated
almost ready or actually cu route for the
Queen of the Antilles 1t says:
1t is reported hero that at the Island of
Santo Domingo, there arc collected one thou
sand men, consisting of Cubans, Americans
and Frenchmen that they propose to en-
bark ut Cape Santa Maria, the nearest place
to Point Maisi. and that on the 2lst of March
u schooner left New York. having on board
two hundred. men bound to Saint Domingo.
1T is also reported that an expedition of FIVE
thousand men is preparing at different parts
of the Union. whioh will rendezvous out of
the jurisdiction of the United States, citing
the day and hour of the embarkution of n
part of said force. aud the name of the leader
who IS to commana it; and The names of
llonningScn and some others of the so.callcd
generals and chiefs who hive been distin-
gnlShed in lillibustcring expeditions are mon
toned.
AN ELoQuENT EXTRACT. Generation
af,er gencr tion have felt MS VIC now feel
and their lives were as active rs our own.
The heavens shall be us bright over our
graves as they arc around our paths. Ect
little while and all this shall have happen
ed. The throbbing heart will be stilled
and we shall be at rest Our funeral will
wcnd its, way, and the prayers will be said
and we shall be left i'm the darkness aud
silence o! the tomb And it may be hut
for short timc we shall be spoken of-but
the things of life shall creep on, and our
names will be forgotten. Days will con-
tlnue to move on, and laughter and song
Will be heard in the room where we died;
and the eye that mourncd for us will be
"I;It' an" :,,'"'co WIZ. 10Y ana even our
c"'u'eh VIII cease TO tilinN OF us, and Will
remember to lisp our names no more.
Careful housewives will cut out the follow.
ing recipe I,r making pleasant. palntalc
and wh"IcSO ne beer, and paste it i'm their re-.
circ book:
1t is made of honey. First. press and
strain your comb as tn obtain the clear
honey: thea soak the rcmaiuing wax aud
honey in hot water and press it again; bnil
and skim the sap sn obtained. 10 every II
quarts add one pound of dried nrrIos and ~
strain the mass through n rimh thcn t,t'o" """
small no,;iu, out ,Jl tn tl;. , Et+Io 49,,
and krcn i, in a ,yo-n, ,,I,,n ,,',;I :, sno'
then rour il hock into tLm n,,,;n ii,,Y.,r ~,
let the whole work thrrr or f,nr I,vs. ,Ien
draw it on into n cIron NH. Ir. ;,s,orI . !
hours. drn1v il ,W intn hn,,In, onI
these. wei! corkrl down in a cellar G"w
tnn%S t,n m,T NY Dnt tue remainder will pay for
. -
"p.rAsE marin. and what shall do with
'hc D'ts 9t candles" Take them down
S."'r' mn. AM 'Vfn thcm IN the kitchen Bridg-
cd u,o h'I INV I I'I''rI -. n's"' nrmlEc' call
Kitchen r,nIlri h ,J' Cn"t ri,,,'iV h ,"r 'nc
done wththosc pieces vouhai his morningP"
Faith, marin, put tlcm in the fire. and
burned them in the kitchen, as you told me
'"'' morning. -
LADY passing through New Irampshrc
observed the following notice ON n bporIH
sliIln~s nnI sixncucr' Short '",S @ ''iITc sh;I
ling<." The lady asked the owner of the
land the reason for the difference of price,
why You see. maam. the long tails can
nrosm away the ii'es, but the short tails are
cntotnil ' u';''' 'y '"''' 'H"' '"ey ca" h"Fdly
>--e-
poleon Arkansas, between n doctor md n
tailor, in which the doctor shot the tailor
through the leg, and the tailor the doctor
T,"' 'Mr""%n tue &c ioWGr yer extremity of tho coat
tor agreeing to dress the talors leg, and the
tailor to mend the doctors coat tail.
D, ~,
";Nlh /" THE hous.-l hc 1ollowing
rc'hcuy Is Sald 10 DC infallible: Take two
pounds OF alum bruisc il and reduce it
nearly to powder: dissolve it in three quarts
of boiling water. LETTING il remain in , w,rr,
nlooo +ill tbo ol,,,, :, a;o.oI,J nv, -
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