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Ihe Peoples Meeting al Union Hail, No. 1875 B,v
cry, opposite spngst, EVERY SUNDAY subieets on IN.
lst, al p Ooeht slavery 70 be e1t.ndedS a. "A
Consideration Of Slave aud Free Labor their Yacts nd
Results.n ~ S
Twentleth-ss. UniVer-aIist Church. between eth ana
,,h,SV.-Ihe Rev: r O. BROOKS. Pastor. In the MORN
lNS Newly ears sermon text, Gen XVII g: art
hou" In the AFTERNOON the, second Of the series on
Representative characters in the Old Testament Subject:
Abraham the believer
The REV. AntOinette Brown Blackwell win preaeh
at Goldbeek's Music bsi no 165 Broadway TOMORROW
st y p N. Subject signs Of the Times"
The Ex Pnrte Council in the case Of the Rev J. L.
hAICli exeommunicated om Dr. Cheeves Church for be
recsi views OF the Sabbath stands postponed TUESDAY
Jan at O'Clock H. Ia the lecture Of H. W. Beech.
eT's Church. Brooklyn The sessions are public
Third Unitarian -ecieIy Of Broadway and SD
st-tbe Rev. q. h. FROThlNGHAM Services SUNDAYS,
morning aud evening at the usual hours Seats free.
The Rev. III. MattisOn Nil preach ususi To- NOR
hO" AZ Inion chapel corner OF Broadway and dhst at Oi
q N. and at p
UniVersalist Mission. Sdav. and slstst-Tbere vii be
Ser vice at the above place on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. The Rev t. H. CHAPLIN will preach. Sunday-sehool
at u O'Clock. The public are invited seats free
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BOOK FOR BOYS.
FRANK FORESrER'S
MANUAL FOR YOUNG SPORTSMEN.
complete Hand Book Of Fowng Fhing and Field Sports
In general for the use Of lads.
Illustrated with 50 tine eIgravinss from original drawings by
the suthor VI. w. Herbert, esq.
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CHELDON & COMPANY,
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No us Nss,an-st, Y,
Have large assortment Of
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ANIMALS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
a., EA
Many Their juvenile Book. peculiarly appropriate or
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They have Just psbished
BEECHER's LIFE THOUGHTS. svO
HOLIDAY EDITION. On tinted paper
Beautifully printed and bound. Price 81.
THE wIFE's TRIALS. By ". J. HOge, ". D.
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THE wIFE's TRIALS AND TRIuMPHS.
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DRESENTS FOR THE SEASON,
AT HOWE 4 FERRY'S No. IS BOTERY,
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far CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS.
ALL THE ANNALS published for 1880.
BIBLES PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, OF al sizes some
IN Morocco and velvet binding
RELIGIOUS and SrANDARD WORKS, by popular acthors-
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POey-some in beautiful antique bindinsand including ths
numerous publications OF recent date.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN-A very large assortment
FANCY AKTiCLES-lu great variety.
GAMES, PUZZLES. DlsSECTED MAPS, &C., sc.
All for a: the very lowest prices at the Ola stsad"
established In lslS.
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TIRE PIONEER GIFT-BooK STORE
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ready xa;uitous Distribution. in 6lo FORM published
expressly HO6d1y Trade containing s descriptions Of every
ofsssce and and Of s the popular juvenile works,
nr youth and children.
lie fon0pr i partial lt Of Standard Authors whose
keep constantly hand in every variety and style Of
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NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS.
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One elegant volunas- rLee . 4 -
Reprinted from the London edition
EDGAR POE AND HIS CRITICS
One small limo. Price IS cents
MOTHER GOOSE FOR GROWN FOLkS
new edition ready OF thik
EEw CHKIsrsAs BOOK.
Also, new editions Of
NERDANT GREEN
NEW LIFE Or HUMBOLDT.
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Sew-N0rx.
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COSMOS VISIT TO HIS GRANDFATHER.

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~ -Four Illustrations l8mo. 40 cents
THE CHRISTIANS MIRROR. By A. L. o: E.
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THE COTTAGE AND ITS VISITOR. By the Au;hor Of
'Miuistertng Children" Illustrations l6mo.......60
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LITTLE LYCHETTS. BY tie Author Of JOnn hantE."
lbmo. l1ustasloils
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BEST THINGS By the Rev. DR.. Newton
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No better present in the shape Of book and tor
And spirited boy could Dc desired than DR.. Smiless
and it. lustrason. of the pen rssher than Of The
the unyinE and Kind yielded BY
The biography Of whose lives have been Distinguished oy
he display oevery quality which EAes human nature great"
II London Critic.
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TIE LAST CHANCE
BEFORE NEw-YRAR's DAY
sTEREoscoPI VIEWS.
The uagnihcer. sssertDeus Of NEW and CHOICE PIC
TuREs and INSTRUMENTS Isst rcesiyedby
Z. ANT oSY,
Nc. 9os Broadway,
vi. enable yeu make better selection "a than
ycu eoaII In an hour AyIwEEEk else.
THIS IS AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL IN TO-DAY.
Ry0u tine to call drop note, stating wh.s yOa
want, and We vii,
ON THIS SPECIAL OCCASION,
send the AnooB, you vh purchase your boue Oa:h
With the privilege hanging Tuesday any shst nay
suit yos.
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SEaERIFF,S SALES.

RY virtue of sundry wrts of fieri facias 10 me
ID directed, will he sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in Juno next:
One tract of land containing two hundred
and forty acres more of less, adjoining lands 0f
Tlos llolbrooks and others. levied on as the
property of VIM. j. Long at the suit of Jamcs
Roach.
Two hundred acres of land more less adion-
ing lands of Mrs. T. Alorck and others, levied
on as tkc property Of +. n. Garvin at the suit
of W. j. Jones, Exor and othcrs.s,
One tract ofland, adjoining lands Of l. BJohn
son, j Bradwell and others. containing eighteen
acres, more or less, On which there is n new saw
mill, &C.. levied on as tho property Of John w.
Terry. atthe snit OF Il Joosthid othcrs
Ono tract Of land, containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less, adjoining lands Of Hen
ry Hendricks, Wm Williams aud others. levied
on rs the property Of AiHcas Hunter as the suit
of II. T.. aud James McWhortcr, .}dm'rs, and
others.
On Tuesday after solcday Mt Fair Play, one,
yoke of oxen, levied on under attachment. as
the property. of Spencer Guest at the suit of
W. s. Meredith.
Terms cash purchaserst to pay for papers.
l.. c. CRtIG, SID.
May 10, 1889 81 M
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RenefitR of Ednnation

There are those who can see no bc,lciit i'm
education beyond it's dollar and cent profit
who value it simply as means of physi.
cal livelihood and hold cheap, or in con.
tempt, the highest knowledge which t,kn.
hold of the spiritual life, and develops the
crowning eraccs of humanity, This is the
lowest estimate of education, and one that
can inspire nothing noble in thouylt, pnr.
pose Oh action. The least practical, useful
knowledge is not to be disdaincd-man
mnst know the rules and sources OF thrift
TO secure temporal independence or comfort,
but he who halts when he has learned the
ways and means of subsistence, or even of
wealth, has scarcely mastered the primer
of profitable education
Beyond this knowledge begin those
springs, which once tasted, enlarge tho
mental and moral stature, opening up life
of thought, emotion, aspiration. JOY, illm-
Unable as the soul and incxhaustblc as time
and eternity. He who enters tl.is sphere
of education lives, as compared with his
rarth-groping and money -gru.is,ing follow.
double life life of superior physical
enjoyment, and life above that as hiph
as the immortal spirit is above its mortal
body. To care for our material wants is,
indeed, part of our nature, but all knowl-
edge, all education that points no higher
than this, might we'll be classcd with the
instincts of the beasts that perish Edu-
cation benefits, eXalts and cnnoblcs, lust
In proportion as it enables man to master
and rise above his animal wants--to sub
due his material to his spiritual nature-to
lift him from his meat and drink to taste
the true bread of lfe-to put the earth so
beneath his feet that he can behold the hea-
vcns whore alon" can be laid up the trca-
sure that neither moth nor rust doth cor
rupt,' and where no "thicvcs can break
through and steal"
We have before now hoaru the school
master commencing education to his pupils
as means of making them Presidents.
statesmen, or other nOtabilitics Educa-
tion may be means to such ends, and
most certainly will bo likely to better fit
the young for usefulness, success and emf
nencc. in all the trades and pursuits Of
life; but education, in the most comprc-
hcnsivc sense, is to be commended on nigh
or erou Ids than these II is Of itself, for
tho mental, moral, and spiritual values il
bears and imparts, that il is most richly
worth possessing. The cnjoymcnts that
spring from it are increasing and per-
pctual 81
Thrones may be overturned, etatns convnl-
scd, and dynasties perish, but no mortal
power or exigencc can rob the soul Of its
treasure of knowledge, whence como phil
osop'y and wisdom philosophy to look
above and beyond the quickly passing ills
and pomps oftimc, and wisdom 20 perceive
that all things earthly, save truth, virtue
and goodness, are vanity. The knowledge
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REIDVILLE FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
SPART.ANBDsG DIST, s.. G..

REV. II. III. REID, A. ~,
JOHN G. oELAND, NJ. b., Principals
REv. Il. II. REID, a. NJ,
Instructor i'll Intellectual and Moral Science,
l.ngc, Rhetoric, Bellies Lcttrcs. Evidences
OF Christianity aud .Anciout Languages
JOHN c. OELAND, VI. d..
Instructor in Mathematics, Chemistry, Min
crralosy, Geology, Natural Philosophy and
Botany.
MRS. SARAH l.. BUTLER.
Enstructress in Primary Department inclu.
ding English Grammar, History and Ge-
oGraphy.
MISS NJ. ELIZABETH SrROBEL,
Instructress in Music.
MRS. SARAH +. STONE. MArRoN.
RATES or TUirIoN, pEx SEssIow OF s MONTH; /;
Urinary branches, s 6 90
The above. with English Grammar,
History, Geography und Arithnle,ic 10 90
The Higher Branches, IL 90
Music. IG 90
Modern Languages, 10 90
Painting. Drawing Embroidery, Wax
Fruit and Flowers, 10 90
Use of Piano, 200
Contingent, 90
TFNU1rl0N required either in CASH or Norr,
il at the close of each Session Students
charged from the time of entrance to the close
of Session. No deduction for absence, OK.
ccpt in cases of protraccl sickness. The
best aud most approved Text Books will be
usod in tho School, and q supply kept on
hand at Rcidvllc.
The First Session begins the First of Feb.
ruary; the Second, the First of July.
The Annual Examination will tako place
about the close of The First Session
There is u Sabbath School in the Chanel
every Sabbath morning, under. the supcryis-
ion of Mrs STONE, and preaching iii the af.
tcrnoon.
The School is located twelve miles west Of
Spartanhurg village, in u quiet. healthy and
retired place. There are two Mineral Springs
near. The buildings are ncw, large and
conveniently arranged. Girls from a dis
tancc arc expected to board in the Campus
with Mrs. SroNE. Board including Wash.
ing. Lights and Fuel. TEN DOLLARS per month
The price of boarding will be required quar-
terly. IN adp,tnce
The Board Of Trustees have authorized the
purchase of large. we'll selected Ilustra
tive Apparatus for the use of tue School.
Be0" There is MALE SCHOOL at Reid.
yillc--Rev. I. +. Davis, PrincipM.
Nav Ii, 1859 AZ 9
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Esay" The ircnda of j. H. MlKETrrcspcct-
fully announce linn candidate Ion Ordinary OF
Plckcns District at tho nest election.
tS.y" The friends of WM. j. PARSONS, ESQ
respectfully announce linn IL candidate for re.
election tU the pihcc of Ordinary, ior rickcns
ulSttict, 1t, tlsc ensuing election.
EolS The friends orw. Il. HOl.COMBE reg
pcctiully announce him candidate for Ordinu4
ry. at ncNt election.
hSs The friends of s. IL. JOHNS respect
fully announce him IL candidate for Ordin,,ry nc
the next election.
sEA The friends of Rev JOHN OWENS boy
leave To aitn"uhcc him candidate for Ordinnrv
OF Pickcns district, ut the ensuing election
GGA,, The friends uf THOMAS j. KEITH re-
Spcctmlly announce him u candidate ior Ortlin>
AIRY of Pickcns district, Mt tlfc ensuing election,
FOR SHERIFF.
gs7Y" The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shtrr
i'll of Pickcns district, at the next election.
GsS" The friends of Col. LEMCEL TlTOM-
AS respectfully announce him n candidate
Tor Sheriff OF pickcns district ut the ensuing
election,
Bs5y" The friends of Col. A b. SARGENT
respectfully announce him cahdiuutd for
Sheriff OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
H'i; The friends of W. y. CRAIG beg lraFo'
toannouncc him cnmdntc for Sheriff of Pick
ems district. at the nest election.
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.
EG9g" The friends OF Mr.. \. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him Il candidate nr tho
office of Tax Collector of pickcns district, III
the cnsairg election.
Bs;s" The friends Of MIR. GEORGE +. STEAD
ING respectfully nnnonncc him candidate for
the Office OF Tax Collector, at the next election
BeAy The friends OF Rev. j. Il. lIUNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him n candidate for tho
Office of Tax Collector at tho ensuing election.
Kszs" The frchds of Rev. ii. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him as n candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
b." The friends of j. w. j.. CARY respect
fully announce him II candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector. for Pickens dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
g"tA" The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector. at the next election
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Estate Notice.

FINAL settlement Of the Estate of james
n Latham, deceased, will be made before the
Ordinary. at Pickcns c. H., OH Monday the 10th
day of August next Those having demands
against said estate will present them hy thattimc
at,ested as the law requires, and those indcbt-
Ell thereto must mnke payment forthwith
MARY LATHAM, Adm'x.
j. S. LATHAM, Admir-
May IL. 1859 42 3m
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that is po#et, and tho education that
'' forms tho common mind" are something
higher than the art Of manipulating i'm
plcmcnts of labor or working the machine
~ of trade, and when Burke said Edu
cation is the cheap defense of nations" )" he
meant more than the imperfect routine Uf
the schools all education Is IMPERFECT
that docs hottcnd to develop full-roundcd
moral, intellectual, and spiritual man,
NoBbE SENTIMENTS. This Ii an agree
able world utter all. five Would ONLY brint
ourselves tU louk at the subjects that sur
round us in their true light, we should see
beauty where we bchcld dcfornits. and lis.
ten to harmony where we heata hsthihu but
discord. To be sure, there is great deal
of vexation and anxiety to meet, NC can.
not sail on summer coast forever; ytt if
we preserve a calm eye and a steady hand
we can so trim our sails and manage our
helm, as to avoid the qucksands. and
wcatherthc storms that threaten shipwreck
We are members of one great family; we
Nw Travelling the same road, and shall ar
rive ac the same goal We breathe the
same air. are subject to the same beauty.
and Shall lie down upon the bosom of o,lr
r"mhph mothrf Is is Wnbuccming then
that brother shonld hate brother; it's NOT
proper that friend should deceive friend.
1t is not rlshtthat ncigdbor should deceive
ncighbor
Wep!ty that inam who can harbor cnmi,
ty against his fellow; lie loses half the en-
joymcnt Of life he cmbittcrs his own cx-
istcnoc. Let US tear from your eyes the col
orcd medium that invests every object with
the green hue Of jealousy and suspicion !;
turn deaf ear to scandal; breathe spirit
OF charity from your hearts let tic rich
guShngs of human kindness swell up AS a
fountain, SO that the "goldcn age" will
become 40 fiction, and tho islands Of the
blessed bloom in more than Z" Hyperion
beauty
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NOTAGE.

| HEREBY give notice to lpcrsonsindcbtcdto
l Inc in the Ordinary's Office on Bundx due me
for Real Estate TINT have deposited all the
bonds in the hands of j. T.. lI>GooD for collcc-
ton who Is the only person authorized To re-
cciVc the same. and who is my duly authorized
deputy in all business transacted in my Office.
w. j. PARSONS, ORB.
OrylinarN's Office, March 23. 1859 3m
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Watch Repairinp,.

TAKE this method of informing the pub.
n lie that will bu at pickcns {, H. on each
sale. and othor public days, for tho purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES aud Jrwcry
generally. Also, any work in thc above line
will, atall times receive prompt attention at
my residence | miles from Pickcns &. H.,
on the road leading from the fnrmor place to
Walhalla.
Ety" My own work observation-disclosures most
accommodating
H. \, RI. GIBSON.
April Is, 1859 so If
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state Of South Carolina,
EickcnS--An Equity.

John IT. IfOWeII and Wllc CT. al. mn ror n;soo,.
nm '"' h''C"N
Elizabeth Il. Koi,h. Ex'hix. ct al c'F' nv L. %c'
| 4 appearing to the Commissioners that T. f.
L Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott NJ. Keith
Christopher Kirksey, David Garvim and wife
Nancy the heirs at law of Jared Kirkscy, de-
ceased, to wit: Isaiah NJ. kirkscy, Jared T.. f.
Kirkscy. Mary l.. NJ. p. Kirkscy the minor
heirs of Thomas j. liallum, namely: Thomas
j. llallum, William liallum, Fair X lIallum,
Cclcstia Ii. iInllnm. Catherine IIalum, ----
llallum, defendants in this case, reside from and
without the limits of this State: On motion of
Harrison and Pulliam, it is ordered that the be.
fore named absent defendants do apncnr in this
honorable Court and plead, answer nr ,lcmur TO
companants' saidbill ofcomplaint within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro conJGsSo will he iakcnas to them.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.u.D.
Com'rs Office March %. 1859 G,n
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
81 EkfEl, f,rak O.. ME

VNIIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
A friends and the ptrblic generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE
And is now receiving and will oontinuc.to
receive everything usually kept in an eNtab-
tshnnept tofthis Kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gious terms and Will Lo spld accordingly.
Terms will be strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and see me-
J. b. REID.
April !, 1850 36 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
LOOK OUT FOR
NEW SPRING & SUMME GOODS,
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SM ETHl 81 HnOVEY
AVE just received and arc now Opening
il IL for tho inspection of the public splun2
did assortment of Spring and Summer bRY
GUODS to which we invite the attention of
the public. Our Stock Of Drrss Goods en-
braces every variety of the Newest and most
fashionable Styles from The French, English
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Colorcd Musins. Jaconct, Lawns Ro,os
Double lupr Robes, Ginghnms, Mohnir Dn.
Bcgc, Plaid Bercgcs Hoop Skirts, Unlicocs.
Jhcohrt. Swiss, Null. Plain and Plaid Mus
lins. Black and Colorcd Silks, Linens, Cam
bricks, hong Cloths. Sc. Embroidered Col
lars and Stoves well worth the attention of
all buyers from 80 cts. to Goo dollars.
aBOnMcts.
White, Cuiorel aud Fancy Straw nm, Nco-
politan Bonncts; and good assortment of
White and Colored Ladies and Misses Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons, Rushcs, &c.
Gents Goods.
Whitc linen Drill, rmnters Linen. Sail
Cottopndc I'imcu and SILK lInndkcrchicIs, &c
Roady.made Clothing
Linen and MarSrillus Shirts and Collars. Lin
EN- Marsciilcs DFupdc'tc and Cloth Coats, of
all sizes.
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Binck ami Fancy Silk, and Funcy Murscillcs
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots aud Shoes of all sizes.
Ladies' silk Gnitcrs. Heel Lace Boots. Black
and White Kid Slippers To all of which We
invite tho attention of purchasers.
SMITH 81 IlONEG.
March %. 1850 SO If