Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02
The Months.
In6 m0ntnS.
JANUARY brings the snow,
Makes our feet and fingers glow.

| Thaws the frozen lake again.
March brings brcczos loud and shrill,
Stirs the dancing datfodil.
ArRIL brings the primrose sweet
Scatters daisies at our feet.
MAY brings aocks Of pretty lambs,
Skipping by their Acccy dams.
JuSE brings tulips, lilies, roses.
Fills the childrcn's hands with posics
Hot july cooling showers,
Aprcots and Silliilowcrs.
AUGusT brings the shcnvcs of corn;
Then the harvest home is bornc.
Warm SEPTEMBER brings the fruit;
Sportsmcn then begin to shoot
Fresh OcronER brings the pheasant;
Then to gather nuts is pleasant.
Dull NOVEMBER brings the blast;
Then the leaves are whirling fast.
Chill DEca,nER brings the slcct
Blazing fire, and Christian treat
a BROADWAY DANDY IN 1S60.-IIat,
like an inverted iron pot; hair, cropped
like a French soldiers, OF an inhabitant of
Blackwcll's Island; moustachc, ample and
elongated, but no whiSkcrs, or else beard
collar crcct and s;,t;n,, ,J,.a =, u, ,,,i.
crnyat. q silken str;no! coat coIl,r ,n,,r
for of an inch h;,,Ln,. .t ,..'.
scrs oll of Tho ..n,, r,.,nr;,, l;',Lt ,,Il',.,J
course of texture, looscislI; shirt, extreme
IS fine and clean, with the wrstbaud Gov
cring one third of the hand; kid gloves,
dark colored and very new, fitting like
glove; shoes, not Of patent leather, but
kind unless i, thn form of wcst hWtt"nsS S
which NAV bn or corI c,rlrnc,o ~. ,.nm
net. hut his ;snot nIl;aatnr, C,Ja,',,,,
tin%-w,tch &C I,r@c as S,noor. tl''i,nt 'i"
affection 10 bo,ynvGr t> ,,.,tI
-ool1 hr;r,, 60 q dnoynl cnr!,r,,, ;, C.,,n
thin .tir and nIn;n 1y,m, o,,,;n,,,d H.
broadway dondv tl,;nI. no ,,,l,s IEl,o nn
Enrl;sb lord IIn i nn., s,,.;,,1. h;s s,i'
rv Will ,Lc Wow 20 tho ,,,rol,"so , "f omo
those wondcrr,,lIv Gnc T.n,n,, Lnt, "h;nh
have recently hrolcn ont Tbc d,ys arn
at hand when his tribe viii dncm il ;Hf,"v
not to have on a bot that wns Lhclled IN !,
shop window {" $50. ."-L~1gcr "
MARR1AGE.-In the pressure that now
weighs upon all persons of limited fortune
sister neccs. and dnunhtcrs are tbc only
commodities that our friends are wllinr TO
bcstow upon us for nothing, and which we
cannot afford to accent even gratuitouslv.
L seems to have been the same ot a fnr.
..c' fo,,o"' II. france Ni"''F' jean n
c" lu '.L'' ,, c 20 '"',' "nIn "o was returning
i'o.' '1'' ,Unol"i ,: 0, MS "i'e' uo.ng ms
'osD ~ 'poN o'Sco"So''''o, S"c'' Oh '"o no'@h'
oo'S d" i'"u S!o""-"P o'u"'.crS ana c"uS'
t ,,Is I"''o ~, 10 m'", anH N,nay !"Ploreo IN"
Lin; " ~ ,3 .n.3"n?c"''', ,;c' O. ."'y I""u S.NS
sn,s ' Na;tr" "''' Io m,,'' VIZ, ".'"S '''ol
.hon,.,, a,,,' ,,, oS' oo"' ":'u'
~ ui"' ''''" o''''',p"
nrn T. 'i," I'" y" !" ,o '''c '''"'':'
.,';'I. noe p''u '.'o'uVu ~ So''!G ""''-
,,."n.a'' ~, ,. r''"' :, '"o "'"""o'1
bereavement of their wives ono of thnr,
exclaimed with s;ub \vcII p,,v Iva
w,;l my, lnes f,rI L,J .o c,,r l,n,.o,,,,,,
,,;u, H., 1,,
"'''' W '"o "o"''"ccV'"cu' 'h"' 'nt i"St o"y
vi my marriage was as n"ppy MS the hrSt'
mere ! surpiSs YOU SAID his friend,
"ior the last dav of mine was happier"
.,
HE most bcautliuliiowcrS soon fade and
droUp and die This is also tie case with
man his days are as uncertain rs the pass
inc brcnzr This hour no olou,. in +bc
pmsb nf ho,l,L nma ,.;''nn. H.. .I'n,'.. -" 'nD
, , ] """ :, IL '"' '''' 'VN' ''
may oo 'oo"'cu VIII" TIC huh'pcr no moro
u" euIln'
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"a % - ,'. "' 49,:
Z" 70 ".fTiP yMoi"nh' noihc curiosity
was ,eNciseu oS we i"ce OF u" marrying
woman w Ia .eOnltl not sneak and "A friend
asked HIN h fh4htssT,th5t,a of lis dniue. so Gal,