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&c, &C.. &c.
Are also sure and certain preventive against
FevOr and Agus Cholera and Summon Com
plants &C.
Andia mrht valuable and efficacious Tonic and
public.
by the uBeo these Bitera All DissAseso fthe BLOOD
viii be thoroughly yeradicatcd, an althoAe no are
suffering lrom early eXcess or FFostration OF the
Physical Energieg will be restoTen 70 I0sast and
Vigorous State Of Health.
The Digestive Organs will be stimulated and, Per-
mancntly strrnBthened, Appetite viii he created ,
aud the Dehilitated Subject Restored to New Lie.
Ihea remedy has very agreeable taste, and Will
be taken reacils BY ehiidrrn ~ we'll as adults.
Aipersons suftring from any 81 the ahbt COM
plants are invited TO try DR.. BRuNOH'S BITTERs.
noaE--tot an adult, a small wine-g giasssul times
days Tor child asmAll tea-spoontnl twice Aday,
X ChUGER. ta.afT
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
7A9, Broad way, NY.
111- Sole a 80 cents per bottle, 50 per
dozen, $500 per gallon; extra Biiiers for
Barrooms, by the gallon or barrel, at the
low price Of 81 ,25 per gallon fine Stougnton
Bltterss Sl.25 per gallon. ~ NRAgf4
For sale by an Druggists and Grooers,
sH4 712 BRoADW AK, NY.
slhus-QAWiNl ~ NElHs. r.u - rI.
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.AYer's Agne Oura.


I which neutrnlzes this malarIous poison N The
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 eypcl II from
the body. As II should 10 II does rare this al
ilictlye disorder with perfect certainty And a
/ does more, on rather does Whist 4 Of moro ser.
vlcc TO those subject 10 this infection. Ii taken
In season II expes II from the system IA II n ABB
eorbed, and thus keeps those who uso Il rteo lono
10 nttncks; keeps the system In health although,
exposed TO the dleease. Conseqnentyit II not only
cures, but projects from, the great variety OF nj.
iections which are induced by this malignant
influenee, such as Remittent Faver Chill Fayor
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Porodical Headsehe,
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious FeVats Nohralllla'
Rheumatism, Gout blindness, Toothache. Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Al.
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Pnfnlyss
aud Painful Afections Of the Stomach and Dow
els, uli OF which, when arising from this eHuse.
VIII be found 10 nsgumo more or less the interfnit
tent type. This "AoUE CURE" removesthe cnusc
of these arrangements, and cures the disease
This II accomplishes by stimulating the eNcre.
tories 20 expel the Virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited 10 do this
theT office Of their own accord. Hence artists
what we torn acclimdffOR. Time may nccompiish
the same end but often life is not long enough on
Is sacrificed In the attempt, while this AaUn
CURE docs II at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is a surcr as wen aa
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which are caused by tho mlasmatlc Infection
than any other which has been discovered: and
Il has stlll another important advantage 10 thn
public which Is, that II Is cheap as well as good.
PREPAHED hr
DIR, j, @. AVER &sCO
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HENRY u. DROWN, An. IRwT
BROWN & IRWIN.

HEAD OF THIS BAsIH,
HAVE the best of Charcoal and common
"a Horse shoe Iron. ua
BROWN h IRWIN m o -
Have the best OF Round, Square and Flat Iron,
BROWN 4 IRWIN ~ 8
Have the best OF Band, Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
e s Sheet lion,
Drown y IRWIN
Have the bestof Wagon, buggy, spring and Dandy
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best of Norway and Brenaon Nall Rods.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the beat Slab steel and slab Iron.
DROWN IRWIN
Have the hestOf Round Flat, Square and OotagOn
Steel.
DROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Pittsburgh springs and ANles.
Drown n IRWIN
Have the best Of Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
PlOw Bolts
BROWN Irwin
Have the best OF Belows Anvie and Solid BOX Viaaa
BROWN IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves Hollow Ware, 6e.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Keep Tin of ali Kinds, Sheet, Zinc and Iron.
BROWN \ IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, Block Tin and Solder.
r BROWN & IRWIN
Keep pioplates fruit tops and bottoms, &C., all
OF whl0h Will be sold 70 the trade ht the lowest
prices. HNt aug9
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Fever and Aa11e.


fgom which mankind suasr over 4 large part of
lht globe, 3ihc consequence of dleensnd at0n
N the syHiehi Induced 81 lhe poiiouous nIIe.In
Of vegoiahle decay Thll oxhiloilDn Il evolved
by the action ~ aOhr heHi Oh vet hdH and flacs
With tho watcry vapDr ffon lt While The son n
below The horizon this yapor fingers ncar nc
earths eurfhco, and fhc virus "a taken Will Il
through the lungs into thn blood There n aoti
rs m Irritating poison on tho iuicfna viscern
and excresing organsof the body. Tho liver be-
comes torpid and falls 70 sccrete not only fhls
virus, but hlso he bile froh The blood Bolh
The virus dtld the blle accuinulnte IN The ctcua
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
Tho spleeng tho kidneys, and the stomach sym
paihise with the liver, md become dls0rdernl
also. Flnnliy, tho instinct Of our orronlgm NJ
II in m attempt to expel tho no1ldns infusion
concentrates the whole blood of the body N 1io
internal excretories to force them % cast \ oiil
Tho blood leaves the surface, and uHhcs b ilIc
central organs with cOngcsiive vlqifutt frhIe IA
the CmLL, Bot IN tilig effort Il faii8 1liea ti6
FhvER follows, In which he blood leives the
central organs and rusiies 70 the suffacc, ns f
IN another effort ~ oxpel the irritating poison
through the other great exofctory ~ the skin. n
this also II fails and the Bysion Rband0ns the al.
tompt exhausted, and waits for tho recovery of
strength 70 repeat the hopeless efl0tt anothcrday.
These ate tho fits ov peroxysns OF FEVER ann
A0uE. Such constitutional disorder Will OF
course undermine the health II It 3 not removed.
We have labored to End, and have found, an
antidOte
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Light tor the Million
Cost 9AIy One Cent anHOur.

THEintroduetion Of fMACE'S PORTABLE
Il GAS GENERATOR into this city has demOn-
atraed tho fact so anNiOuBy desired thatGAs Lt0HT
"a now within the reach Ofal. II not only LIGHTS
the plAoea OF INDUSTRY and the MANsloNsot the
WEALTHY, but will dispel the darkness rom the
HOMES OF those IN tho humbler walks Of life ren-
dorlnK them cheerful and happy by placing GAS
within their means. Call at ]. Langdon Bro.'B
HardwRre store, Main Atreet, Dayton, and witness
the auooessfu triumph OF this light over n othere.
All the beautiful and various deaigns OF LAMPS,
HnACKETs, PENDANTS, and CHANDELIERS, for
Baiia pariora, and churches which serve the
double purposes OF ORNAMENT and LIGHT, con-
stAntly on hand and ready TO put up on short no
fIoe, Arrangements can be made with the under.
siqned to light COUNTRY cnuncHEs, HALLS, STONES,
9HoPs and Residences, on favorable termas and
warranted to give satisfaction, call immediately,
while the assortment 10 good, and make your aeec-
''sps 'ssppssai-iywoem4dlwema - v
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To Hotel Keepers Restaurants Drug
gists, Grocers and the Public.
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sPECIAi.IN0TICEs.
1IollNwht,a olnfnirnl y. pa

and Fistuia, snd shsr vlrulen, dhorders 81 me
channels ~ the utcfus o. howell Ateireiievei and
removed by few epplicationa of thiF Ointment,
preceded BY warm fomentatlona, Ye who suffer
from these HoouTrca 81 fbe flapc, sispuld lose no
time eih taking heed ~ thfs frlcndy wafhlnsi
sold Alta mannfseiofy, No. 90 Maiden Lane
New YORK and by al druegisla At ebc., Gae and a.
rct boz or pot y oci7aldtwlw
Mrs. Winslow, an Experienced nurse
apd female phyAicisn, has = soothing sYrup for
children teething, which greatly faoilitatoa the
proessa of teetalng bygonenlnst me sama, reducing
All Altnnammaten, vii SHAY Al palm, And n sure to
regulate the bowels, Depend upon n, mothers, ~
wlgivo rest 10 yourselves, end relief ana heslt 20
yourinfsnis. Perfectly aafe IN aii cases see adj
yetthementin In ancihercolpmh. ie9
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DIs. JOIlNsON's
HERB DISPHNSARY,
OFFICE 90 MAIN ST.,
Second door, Up stairs,l Buffalo; Ny, 74
THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Bot4pie Physician, treats successfully the fol-
lowing Diseases
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility.
bronchitis, Headache eu'd 10 l0m
Lung q g est Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the HeaEtSalt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimples,
Diseases Of tho Ear aud Eye &c &c.
All who's suffering from the above named dis-
eases, or any other complicated disease .of yeaIs
atanning, are inf0rmo that they chD ave forWArd-
ed by mail or express Tor the small cum OF 81 20
neat package Of Medicines, with all necessary d.
rections and medical advice. Patients should apply
without delay, as they can obtain inatAnt relief
from the BOelor'a emediea -. \ ~ .-...
Or. johnHona Medicine consists OF extracts nom
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and
Herht manufactured under his own supei iAion, al
hie Dnpenaary, and therefore aV0idinr the uhe Of
er designed for the systenl, TO which maBy ihops-
ands have lallen Victims aud gone 20 eAfly gTaves
LOTION FOR THE COMPfEXiON--fjr. john
sor q remarkable OTfON for beautilyflg and iul-
proving the Complexion, romoVing almost inRian-
tancouay Tan Ere skies, Pmpiet, Se., il be aent
70 any part o. ne eeantry Tor 81 90 and one post
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer AOi
a.a.aI r1 Once 80 hlain street, hulialp, n. ".
n. h--kemete fihs ~ % abox. Jeli-d&wiy
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J. H. VOIGHT,
COnDerSmI s. SIN Maker.
Rrandreth's PILLS.

FOR sur Ar S1LUBRI7l. s. c.
THESE celebrated pills are of vegetable CON-
i pound, free from mercury or drugs Of any
kind. They arcN sovereign remedy Tor pain or
any uneasincss in the body. or costirencss.-
Skin diseases OF any inyetc.atc and painful char
ac'e,, such MS erysipclas, salt rheum, letter and
summer heat, have been crndcatcd by their use.
These pills have cured tho rheumatic, tic cp
lcptic, the parHlytic, and the consnmptvc. In
iaundice and ull affections of the liver, dysrcr-
sia, dyscntcry, and dinrrhoc, plcurisy, sudden
pains and inilammntioms, female distractions,
scorhutc and scroifulous, even gouty and ncu-
ral2ic affections, have given way 10 the use of
this medicine :. aud now after twenty years cK-
pcricnce. the public estimation of BrnndrCth's
Pills continue TO increase. For Worms Bran
drcth's Pills are the best yermifuge; thcy are
intnlliblc. a little child.six years old FOR somo
weeks dropping It's mother gave it one of
Brandreth's sugar coated pills; the next. day
there come away a%orm sixteen inches long
AMI as large rs Il cliild's finger. The child was
we'll And for Pcu,isy nothing is hotter. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
Bfg"Sold by W. S. u q. +. WILLIAMS, at
Salubriy, s. c.. at the usual price.
April 20. 1899 t,- 30 If
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Taking out the Poison.

a bee, while lay sleeping young Dolly;
Mistook her red lips for the rose,
Ihere honey to seek were no fOllyJ
NO flower so sweet ever blows.
1t tickled and walked, hers. when clapping
Her hand OH tile impudent bee,
1T stnng her; and Dolly causht mapping,
Came pouting and crying to me.
Said she, "take the sting out pray youn'
What way was puzzled to try,
And trifiing wager I'd lay you
You'd have been us much puzzled as 1.
IA heard about sucking out poison
a sting is a poisonous DART
SO kissed hor-the act was no wise one:
The sting found its way to my heart.
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SElEOT POE TRY.
THANKSGIVING.

AhouhoS lNlH5'
We meet ngain in gladncss,
And thankful voices raise,
To God our Heavenly Father,
Wen time our grateful praise
'Tis his Kind hand that kept us,
Through all the changing year;
His love it j. that brings us
Ag lin to worship here.
Wen thank him for the Sabbath,
This day of holy rest;
Aud Gor the blessed Bible,
The book that VIC love best:
For Sabbath schools and teachers,
To us so kindly given,
Fo guide us in the pathway
That leads to joys in Heaven.
Won thank him for our counCry,
The land our fathers trod;
For liberty of conscience,
And right TO worship God
q Lord, our Heavenly Father,
Accept the praise We bring,
And tune our hearts and voices
Thy glorious name to sing.
Soon may thy gracious sccptro
Extend to every land,
And all os willing subjects
Submit to thy command.
Send forth The gospel tidings,
And hasten on the day
When every isle and nation
Shall own Mesiah's sway.
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TIE FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
State Agricultural Society

ot South Carolina,
WILL BE HELD AT COLUMBIA,
On tie Sth, 9M, ION md IN If -Noc., 1859.
TNIlE Executive Committee of the State
a Agricultural Society of South Carolina,
beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
of South Carolina, and the Southern States,
to thcir approaching Annual Festival The
Premium List is very comprehensive one.
and Premiums will be awarded on every ar
ticlo of merit conting within the range of the
Agricultural, Horticultural, and Mechanical
Departments. rs well as the Fine Arts, La
dies Fancy Work and Domestic Economy.
In addition to the large and admirably ar
ranged Halls for the accommodation of EX-
hiuitorS, the Committee has made other very
important improvements, which will add
much to the comfort and enjoyment of visit
ors.
A SPACIOUS AMPuWuEATRE
will also be in readiness, To seat some thous-
ands, aud add tO the interest of the Exhibi-
ton. The track for the exercise and display
OF fast trOttcrs has been put in order, and
the trotterS already ON hand promise some
thing exciting.
Visitors will be passed over all the Rail
roads in the State. during tho week of cxhi.
bition, for one fare. All articles and animals.
intended expressly for erttbjtiDn will be pass
cd lat tho owners risk over all the Railroads
w p"u'b NdIullnd. NlNHOut cOaTBe except the
South Carolina Railroad, and Cheraw and
Darlington Roads who will demand onchalf
freight. Visitors should take the precaution
TO procure Return Tickets when they nav
their fare. to avoid embarrassment and de-
lay. Exhibitors will please give the Rail-
road Officers timely notice of such animals
and articles as they may wish transported.
as we'll as Of the time and point of delivery.
y. p, CALHOUN, ~. "A. METTS.
II. II.tRLEE, w. II. ROBERTSON.
d. w. RAT. II. j. GAGE,
j. i. MARSHALL
Etccaiire C0mmHiec.
October, 1859 - td
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IIcRINs-IN onDINAnY.
j. r. IIunnicutt,
b. Cox, Admr's, Petition for final settle
Nancy csa. KS 6 others mont and Decree
L appearing to the Ordinary that John
Il Cox, Marinda Cox, Gabriel Cox, George
Naves and wife Jane. Littleton Edge and
@ite Minerva, George Glow and wife Rhoda,
and Nancy Cox, defendants in this case. re.
side without the limits of this State: 1t is
ordered, therefore, that they do severally ap-
poar in the Court OF Gr,iinhty, 10 iDt IlDIdaa
Mt Pickcns @. IT,, on Monday the 3Oth day
of January, 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to
shew cause. 'f any they can, why u final set
Element of the estate of Joshua Cox deceased.
should not be had on that day. and q decree
thereon made
j. II. HAGOOD, c.c.P. 4 ACTING o.r.D.
Oct. 10. 1859 IL 3m
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State oG' South Caroline,

NNIEREAS, +. n. Garvin hath applied to
' ME for letters of administration upon
MI and singular the personal estate of Thoinus
GarYin, deceased, late of the Stale and district
of Pckcns The kindred and creditors of sail
deceased are, therefore, cited TO appear before
me, at Pickens e. II on Monday l4th Nov. next,
to shcw cause, if any they can why sail
letters should not be granted. Given under
my hand am seal. October 27tl, 1859.
j. Il. lAGOOD. C.cl L AcrINn ln Pm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

PlCkENS-~iS oEDiSABY.
xs '''N' Petition for final set
Wm Robinson & others 'icmen' ana Decree
| 1 appearing TO my satisfaction that Wm. Rob
inson, one of the defcndnnts in this ease, re-
sides without the limits of this State: 1t is or.
dcrcd, therefore. that lac do appear at the Count
of Ordinary. to be holden az Piekcns &. H.. on
Monday23d1ay of Jannary. 1860; Rt 10 clock,
H. NJ. to show cause, if any he can, why n
final settlement of tile estate of William Robin
son, deceased, should not be had, and decree
made thereon.
j. T.. IIAGOoD, Ger. 4 ACTING ORB.
Oct. -, 1859 II Bin.
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NOlicc

s hereby given that application will be made
l to the Legislature of South Carolinn, Mt its
next session, for mn act to incorporate Carmel
Church, with the usual power and privileges
incident to such corporate bodies.
Aug l3. 1859 3 3n.
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U E9 e BzEW w q GWW R lIE R .

surface is entirely greater than is required
for any benefit they can furnish to the
growing forests. In such cases the leaves
may be removed to the manure shed With
great profit having parted before their fall
Or soon after, with all thciruqucous portion,
they become progressed representative of
large amounts of inorganic matter, and
when properly compostcd and decoycd
form manure of great value Woods
Garth, to be found in mnny localities in
large deposits, isvcry valuable as ma
nurc; first requiring treatment with the
lime and salt mixture we have so often
described, to ncutralize tonic acid and to
disintcSrate, the fibre so as to render the
manure fine for distribution. We have
often seen woods-earh of three times tho
value per cord of the best barnyard manure.
Dried leaves may be used as an absorbent
for urine in stables in the place of straw,
and they may be gathered up through the
woods.
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STATE OF SOUTH C.lR0IINA,
1A ORGliIRary7-PIchens.
w. D. Childers
SUM. in Part.
Abrnm Childors. ]

Abram Childcrs. -yI
I appearing to my satisfaction that 'Abram
Clilders. ono of the defendants in3fifs case,
resides ont of the limits 81 this Stde; II il
ordered that he do appear, oiIher personally or
by attorney, inthe Court of OrdipsYy, at Pick
ems &. H., on Monday tive l9th day Of Decem.
bcr next, TO object to the dsSision or sale Of tho
Real Estate of John Childers, deeeascd, or hia
consent thereto will be entered of record
w. J. PARSONS, o.p.D,
Ordinary Office, Sept " -, i8ay = = 3m,
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MOtinIa.

4 FINAL SETTLEhF:ST cP tho Estate of
IN George d. Clnrdy,I deceased, will bo
made before the Ordinary, at pickens G. III.
on Friday the Both day of neccmllor next,
Persons indebted must pay before that day,
and those having dcmahdsInnst present them
ON or before that day or they will be barred,
Persons Interested will take notice and gov,
srn themselves accordingly,
JOHN B. CLAlDY, AdE'r,
Sopt, TO-, 1859 o Sm
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Motiee.

I'HERRBY give notice that am Opposed to
L my wifc, francis A. v. White, becoming a
free dealer. although sho has advertised to that
effect also forwarn everybody nom trading
with or harbOring her, for will bc respoto
siblc fcr her contracts, and intend TO enforce
tue law against erory such offender. M
l wl. O. III. WHITE.
Oct. ~, 1909 IL 2S
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Take Warning.

I HEREBY forowafn all persons from har-
l. boring or trading with my wifo, Nancy
Chapman, rs she has left my house without
any Just cause or provocation. md l will not
pay any debts 9f her seetraelins 9om AMI
after this date.
Oct. 10. 1859 II 81
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Notice

NOglce, 20
LII persons are hereby forwni1ed not 10
"A trade with or trust my Wife Lucinda Har-
per, md her child Sarah, D., on my account. as
will not be responsible for their debts. My
wife left my bed and board without Just cause
or provocntion. Parsons harboring these lar-
ties will be dealt with as the law directs
1lENRI r. HARPER
Oct. 1S 1850 l3 8w
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Notice

S hereby given that application will he
Il made to the Legislature, at its next Ses-
sion. for a Charter to open o Turnpike Road
from Elijah ilinkle, Sr. Mills, thr,,uga the
Negro trail Gap, to tho North Carolina line.
Aug. 81. 1859 s. 3m
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Notice
8 hereby given that application will be made
Mt the next session of the Legislature, 10
amend the charter for Sloan's ferry and bridge.
so as TO locate the bridge near the site of the fer
ry and also for an extension Of said charter
August 27, 1859 .. o 3m
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PoIrENEss.-In politencss, as in many
other things connected with the formation
of character, people in general begin out
side, when they should begin inside in
stead of beginning with the heart, and
trusting that to form the manners, they be-
gin with the manners, and trust the heart
to chance influences The golden rule
contains the very life and soul of polite
ness, Children may be taught to make a
graceful courtesy, or gcntlcmauly bow;
but unless they have likewise been taught
to abhor what is selfish, and always prefer
anothcr's comfort and pleasure to their own
their politencss will be entirely artificial,
and used only when it is their interest to
use it. On the other hand, a truly bcncv-
olcnt, kind-hcarted person, will always be
distinguished for what is called native po-
litencSs, though entirely ignorant of the
conventional forms of society.
as - go
TUE greatest thoughts seem degraded in
their passage through little minds. Even the
winds OF Heaven make but mean music when
whstling through key hole.
IA SECRET ABOUT SECRETS.-A secret
is my slave as long as | keep it under; a
secret is my master the moment it escapes
from me.
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A Sun PIcTuRE--What a pity chill
dren should over grow up. The other day,
passing through an entry of one of our
public buildings, we saw two little BOYS,
of She ages Of about six and eight, with
their arms about each others necks, ex
changing kiss after kiss. 1t was such n
pretty sight, in that noisy den of business,
that one could but stop to look. The
younger of the children, noticing this,
looked up With such heaven of love in
his face, and said, in explanation, "He is
my brother" Pity they should ever grow
up thonght We, as we passed along. Pity
shat the world, with it's clashiug interests
OF business, love, and politics, should ever
come bctYeen them. Pity that they should
ever exchange finger tips, OF, more wretch.
ed still, ever exchange glsnees. Pity that
one should sorrow, and grieve, and hunger,
and thirst, and ycarn for sympathy, while
the other should sleep, and eat, and drink,
unnindful of his fate Pity that one with
mcek-foIdod hands should pass into the
land of silence, and no tear of repentance
and affection fall upon his marble face from
the eyes of his brother" Such things
have been. That is Why we thought, pity
that they should ever grow up.
---7-r1 - 49,.
LEAVES FOR MANURE.--In many uarts
OF our country wood lands have deposits of
leaves, until the amount contoiood oo.tbo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-05

Envy increases in exact proportion With
fame; the man that makes character
makes enemies. A radiant genius calls
forthswarms of pccvish, biting, singing
insects, just as the sunshine awakcus the
world Of flies
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-05

THAT virtue which depends on opinion,
looks to secrecy alone, and could not be
trusted in a desert