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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Negroes Negroes !

TIME planters of Iberville and the adjoining
l. parishes will please take notice, that | have
just had landed at Piaquemine. parish Of her
vile, La. a choice lot OF Negroes, males and fe-
males, field hands, cooks, washers and ironers.
And having made arrangements to keep a con-
slant supply on hand, can aud will sell slaves
at lower rates and on more accommodating terms.
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY + MOORE.
Plaeuemins, Nov. 18th. 1858 II
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Erass and Eron Casing,
Forging and Copper Smithing,
GAYOSO house.
Memphis, Tenn.

I This house is now in the full tide OF
f.,ss property. and the proprietor takes
,...sea pride IN offering it to travellers as one
-s-xsSlnierior in no iespect-if indeed it is
equdiled by Hny-;o the rest Hotels in this coun.
ny. The comfort, elegance and convenience OF
the Gayoso House cannot be excelied.
ly2 d. OCKRELL. Proprietor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Preserve Your Teeth.
!. a. ~CASALAVGNI,
Surgeon Dentist,
80 nArt rrnr,r,

G4S kOl Al SlREEl L..
Late 49,, bshosen s.. Peter and Toulouse SIS
CONTINUES 10 call the a~rtention Of those
~ who need the services Of a COMPETENT Zen
iISi. and those persons whose Teeth nave been
INJURED b.! EnsklIi!ul Dentists, whose god drops
out a snort lime after the iee!h are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
tort. by applying 10 J. 4. C~AsApAvANr. thev can
have all operations IN the Dental Art performed
consclentionsiy, and in the most scientific manner.
Tie h@numbS the gums. before Extracting Teeth,
with a Chemical preparation invented by him.
winch lessons the pain. Consultations in
French, Spanish and English. dec3I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

A labor oE Ecas, Reduced 10
&Gw Day.

IATiNG been Induced By frcgUeu; s~o'icita-
II ton. % make pubic toe SCIENCE OF Kettle
Selling that ! practice. lrereuy gave notice 10 all
persons desIrIa- - acquire a AuuyS.eCse .. ;Ae
AT. taai J wIi, give taem instructions :Or he
Setting OF Kettles, 10. either WOOL or cys!, on a3-
p.IsaIOu 10 M.
lily system Is based uyon principles, ,he p'.u-
sIbliity aHJ correctness UI winch admit Of ~ con.
tTadlcIion, which are quicN'y aad iuily ccmpr.-
hsnued, anu therefore Ivt iIaO.e 10 Ue easily IJr.
gotten.
nave models for hre dil-r-pt constructions
OF Kettles, and designs ~ Wnicu instruction is
made easy, and he dTi soon acqUif,t. Copies
OF drs,gnS or drawings are given 10 those u nyn
| instruct. All those 10 wnCm ! leach my sys-
TEN, are also assisted by ny services, II regui Ell.
Instructions are only given TO those VINO have
been three OF loUf years at the business OF Kettle
Setting. and ere good worimeu.
For further pIriIcu!arS, inquire, by letter OF
otherwise, Of iae Undersigned.
JOHN TOWNsEND.
Plaqucmlne, Parish Of Iberine) La 4 Ell. -, 1850.
RCr to-Dr. c. Clement, IjeFvi,is.
LOUIS De>obry, ST..
GeTvJIs 4 Roman Scb.a;Ts,
john SciiaiIe,
Sylvar Nauonneaux,
" Edward J. Gay.
Jas. Z. Woods, IVES; Baton Rouse.
Dan. II. Hickey. DO
" Thomp-onJ. Bird, East Baton Rouge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Rhine Wine.

IN The undersigned wou,d say to his
80 friends and 10 the public generally that
S~shaving become sole proprietor Of the
fine Wine imported by BiEHLER BROS. he
will pay due attention to the orders OF all for a
supply. in bottles or casks. No such quality of
wine can be purchased for so per cent advance
on the sum he asks for it. He asks connoisers to
give it a trial.
sePle GABRIEL BIEHLER'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

Nov in store and for ale by ROTH, DE-
BLlECE Il CO, al their old stand, corner
Bank and Main streets. Plaquemine, la
60 bbls. bleached Whale Oil;
20 bbls. wIaler strained LAID Oil;
- bJIs. Mol 10;
10 bDis. cotton seed Oil:
1900 pair best oak-taAned Russets;
1000 pair lron-pegS, oak-lauaed Russets;
100 pair planters !ong-ieg grain Boots;
$50 pair planters short .eg Boots;
800 Kersey Monkey jackets.
300 kersey PANS.
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks;
80 % DO Net socks and Stockings,
80 do Blue and He'd Flannel Oyegshlrls.
IS 10 Collins. Ky Yankee Patent Axes
IS DO Black am NGi,e Woo. Hats;
- 90 Glazed Hats;
II % Sco.cn WOO Cans,
20 10 Ames spaces. shor and long handles,
Is CO Ames. .~uOvels, 10 u,
80 DO Cas,-,.-e! Case Knives;
5 60 lien, in and copper sugar ladies';
5 DO Do 10 do s4innsrs:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
prom the New York MeTcury
Our Children.

BY FINLEY JOHNSON.
II there's a heaven upon earth.
Il is within our homes,
To hear our children's joyous laugh,
And listen to their tones!
And, on their prat,ie, Tree from guile,
Hath such a merry sound;
II falls hike mama on our hearts,
And blesseth all around.
There is lovely blu.-syed boy,
Who, sitting on my knee,
OFT whispers 10 my willing ear
His baby love for me;
And kneelipg by his mothers side,
His infant lids will part;
And ''Gcd bless Pa and Ma comes forth
From out his gushing heart.
Oh! well ] know in Paradise,
That little baby-prayers,
So fresh, so pure, SO innocen,,
VIII find an entrance there:
And Off | think Of Him who said,
In language soft aud mild:
iii we would seek TO enter heaven
Be as a little child"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19

Linen DUSOIn SnlrtS =. 1 W to = 81
Gloves-all styles and qualities.
Half Hose-all qualities.
Handkcrchiefs-aE qualities.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
e4s Boys Clothing Of every description.
s-Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. la sending orders please give the fol.
lowing measures:
o COAT-Size of bresst in inches-size Of
waist-length OF arm from the centre of back
-heighth Of person.
FOR PANTALOOSS-Size of wai,i--lene,h
OF inside seam.
FOR VEST--Size of waist--length of vest from
collar.
U SHlRT-Size Of neck-leugth Of T
Gail and sxamine for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE Of
ALFRED MUNROE & CO..
STORY BUILDING,
lan7 Corner Camp and Common streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
Iiorsc Shoeing.
BERNARD MARKS

y ESPEClFULLI informs his friends ~
a. ard the pubic in general hat hlvirgN J
purchased tur Interest OF Mr.. Kennedy in y =
rs d acksm'ih shop. on the corner ni Main and
G'eaud streets, ne Will IN future carry on bust
Tess at that place. on his own account. aud
trusts TO receive a portion Of the public patron
age. .15
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
c locE:,
EOOT AND

Successor TO Joseph Fisher.
rIS, WI keep constantly on hand. a
Sy choice and well selected stock OF Ma
'@-,erials. aad manufacture TO order, Boots
and Shoes. aud warrant his own work equal to
the best. All orders left at his shop on bauk
street, will receive prompt attention.
Piaquemine, January u, 1850. "
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-19
SaGdIery.

SaUUiery.
4 full assortment OF Ladies, Misses. Gents and
Boys PLAN aud Quilted Seals, Brtchins. Car.
Saddles, Buggy and Carnage Harness, Iiidiu.
md Buggy ~ hipS, Blind Bndles, Bride Filings
Por, and s%naille Bits, Marliusaies, Buggy ReiLs,
Gurths and SursIugies.
Clothing--Clothing,
OF latest styles. Tor GEMS, Boys and Children
A large assortment seamless OVeIco4,s.
sU[!i4 Rubber Goods.
Coats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Tab'e Covers. Door-mais,
Rubber Cloths. Of different widths and coiors.
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GENIUS.


When Tamer!nne had reared his pyramid
Of 10000 human skulls in commrmora,on
OF the carnage he had wrought, and while
leading his fierce warriors over new fcls
of victory and blood, the nations of the
earth looked with admiration, and mon
archs cruuchcd at his feet, and the -huzzas
Of millions waited his name over the sleeps
Of Asia 10 the seas Of Europe, tho fate Of
all Kingdoms appeared TO lie n. the mercy
Of his sword, and the destiny OF unborn
ages to hang on the mandates, OF his will.
1T was at this time in the German CITY of
Mentz, an unknown man was silently toll,
ing with his shands and brains to form types
for the imprint Of alphabetical letters. How
changed the condition Of his lie from that
of the Tartar Kahn. No troops of war.
riors or countries attended his steps, no
strains Of martial music hcraled his move
ments, no monarc,ls bent from their thrones
to receive him or turned pale at the sound
Of Gu,tembnrg. Alone in Tie nosclcss
chamber of his thought, he was making
his conquest swill,ou, tic MD Of honor from
the rulers Of men.
Compare now the results achieved hy tie
inventor Of printing with those attained by
the conqueror Of the old world. Three
centuries ago the monumental skulls Of The
wild Tartar chief were mingled with the
dust and allthe power ard a'Fsthe glory;
which he had acquired from the blood and
groans of millions were waited into moth,
inghess BY the first winds that swept over
his grave. Ye, this Gu.'enlurg with his
moveabIe types has dvlhroned more mon
archs, conquered more people, ani cs,ab-
Ii he'd mightier powers than all the Tancr-
lanes the world ever saw. He has lravcr-
scd all land and crossed all seas, but has
left no desol#te countries in his track:
widows sighs or orphans tears to bewail his
triumphs. Ills victories have been acllirv-
cd over the prince Of ignorance, his cor
quests won from the kingdom Of darkness
and the void unknown. His empire will
yet extend over every people on The globe.
his reign will extend to the end time.
If We read history Alright, it vii! teach us
that It is not the ronquerors and overthrow
ers Of kingdoms, but the men Of silent, orig:
inal and inventive thoughts who, after all,
have been the most powerful rulers Of tie
world and who haze conferred the widest
and most IastingbeneG,s on the human
race N-T~
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]. A. ANSLEY & co.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
"A AUGUSTA, GA.

ATlIENS CA. Nov. % 1850
Dear SIR: Rhodes super ih"s rhnl- has been
arrii"'ihI III" ihS N"ar"n {; small scale, 10 beth
Corn nn'i Cotton. Tn" Result cXcccd,.r nv .X-
pcctaiion, although the experiments, tor many
repsons, were not. and could not he con,lur, ,l
with due caution; W., | am entirely satisfied.
iha, ih" growth "f w"".i, in h",h instances the
fruit i'll corn, and the n,inh..~ Of inils of cotton.
were fully double i!,c y"h III th. rnrri"ns n,:
mauurr,l, aui this when only Il table sJnouful
Of the super Ph"Snhutc was applied ns II top.
dressing, 10 each hill of corn. nnh tea spoonful
I. each stalk If r",t"n-ard the last as late in
the season the 18th Of July. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet himh, with six frcr
branches, covered with h"llS, while the un,un-
nurch was not half good. |, is NY intcn;ion
next year. To test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
\ our most "ht scrv't
(Signcd) NJ. G. NJ HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, C. X. E.) Nov 2s, 1850.
McSsrs. j. a. ANsLEY & Co.:
Gents i bought len Of Rhodes SUPER
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. ii. ID.
Lei;Err, of l}crZrlin. to test its value as Il ma
nnr". ] put about l25 lbs. on an acre Of cotton,
IN the drill, on land that would not ulnkc over
Is to IuU lbs. of seed cotton per mere, without
Manure. The result is entirely sa,isfnctcr~.
have made ut least from A5n To 500 lbs. to the
arre on this very poor land. | expect to pur-
chase from to tons Tor my Spring crop. Ny
Ovcrsecr wishes me to put his name to this also.
Yours, III great haste.
(Signc'D /. ". rl;INTUP
WlI.LI..M FOSTER.
DE. 2I, 1859 "a IT,
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No mistake is greate' than to suppose
that enjoyment depends upon, extraordina.;
~ and difficult conditions. We can MAKE
ourselves very happy for hours With simply
watching happy people. :
Fear is a prodigious magnifer, especially
where itbas been excited by any uunsunI
oljecl NJ traveller ever saw a small IT,
ger; no landsman ever experienced gale
at .eo ,l,,t Tss not t1rnsde.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.
In Mt;di;blc Cm" far Gonorhea
Ind all Diseases Of The Urinary Organs.


And all Diseases Of The Urinary Organs.
'INlIlS Remedy cures when all other prepara.
L tinus fnl. II ia entirely IL like every other
compound. con tanning mineral poison "r naa-
s"oms Drug. rs it is prepared solely from Roots.
Edrks and Lrdrcs and has been handed down
from one generation % another hv the Cherokee
In"ians. ltis offered to ,l,e public on is own in
,rinSic merits. ltp"rfnms its duty quickly and
Thoroughly. The "mfortunote Of either sex will
lie repaid by using this Rcnc,iyinstend Of Placing
themselves at the mercy ofson'e Quack orPro-
ftss"r. This Kennedy strikes ut the very Root Of
The disease; its tendency is not simply to suspend
tbs poison but 10 remove the cnusc on which it.
deprnis.-Full directions in pamphlet form
company each botlc.-Thc speedy and perma-
ncnL relief afforded by this Remedy, in MI cases
If Gonorhtca elect. Gravel. Stricturc FYuor A.
bps, (Hhitts IN Ftmaic,,) aud all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, has asi"nishe'l the most scien-
,tfnynen Of the age. Thi- remedy moi only rrad
cates all poison from the system but inrig0rates
the n.ust delicate constitution. ca 1t does not
affect The breath or Interfere with any class Of
business, or require any deviation from the usu-
al diet. git requires assistance from 9TH
er medicine. Aud what enhances its value is
the entire absrnse Of all na,,seuus taste, being
pleasant and tefcious syrup.
Price 81 peyS>B9ttie or Three Bottles for IS.
POTTER d MERVIN, Sole Pr"pri-tors.
st. Lpuis Mo.
Sold in Ahhevlle by D McLaachn, and all
responsible dealers in medicines. Van Schaak
& Grierson. Charleston. Wholesale Agents. =
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QUEEN vICTORIA'S INTEGRITY TOWARDS
HER FATHERS CREDITORS

hCh M
Tile scrupuousncss with whicI, Victoria
paid the debts Of her Father (who was at
one time so poor rs to be unable to afford
to transport his family from Germany to
Eng'and), is not SO we'll known as it de-
serves to bc. TIE author of the Woman
of Beauty thus allu'lcs to this trait in the
Queens haractcr :-'Oue Of the first meas.
ur"s OF Victoria was to pay fromsher own
private purse the remaining debts Of her
father those whicli8he and her mother had
been unable. hy their unitcG economy TO
liqn'da,c. The people contrasted tho Queen
conscientious application of her resources
with the conduct Of her grandfather, George
ILL.,, under similar circumstances. His
fa'her, Frederick, Prince Of Wales, left be-
hind him numerous obligations, not one
tarl'ing Of which did George, on coming
to the throne, think proper to discharge
TALEoF, AXELErnAST.-Tcllm my grand
children, said the late Right Rev. Daniel
Wilson, writing home from Inda that an
elephant here. had a disease in his ewes.
For three days he had Lecn completely
blind. HIS owner, an engineer officer, as
ked my dear DR.. Webb if he could do any
thing to relieve tile poor animal The dog
tor said he would try nitrate ofsiver which
was remedy commonly applied TO similar
diseases in the human eye. The huge ami
NAL, WAS ordered to lie down, and, and at
first, on the application of The remedy raised
4 most extraordinary roar Il, the acute pain
which it ocr;,sioneh. The fleet, however,
was wonderful. The eye was, in manner,
restored, and the animal could partially see.
The next day, when he WAS brought, and
heard, the doctors voice, he laid down Of
himself, placed his enormous head on one
side, cur!cd up his ,!unk, drew in his breath
just like man about to endure an opera
ton, gave IL 81 ght Of relief when it was ovel
and then, hy trunk and gestures, evidently
wished to express his gratitude. What Saga
CITY What a lesson to us ofpa,icncc
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STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, :
4 ABBFVILLE UISIRICT.

= - n DDE V11I1-N O1o1NICI.
Office Com4cf Common Pleas and. .genI Sessions
! ass'f' ls.: A...eAisbsant...
Peters. Burton ,lex
yUHEREASfiis 3Sintiff did. on the fourteenth
~ "a OF n oyef6ber. eighteen hundred and
Fifty ninc,sfite higdeclnration against; the De.
lfendanf ybes stisB said5is' absent from and
without tkS 1fmits Of tTlIb.State and has neither
wife nor attotpey known within the same, up
on wh0mASopy Of ssidsd eclarationt might be
servsds Itis there1bre ordered. that the said
Defesdadt da stIsss. and plead 70 the said dec.
November eighteen hundred. and sixty. 9TH
erwiss final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awSfded against him. vi
MATTHEW NoDONALD. 90 Q. y.
C1crl.'e Office, 5No-. A. 1859. ~, l2m
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If you 'hink it al easy thing to square
the circle, just go and settle your wife's bill
for hoops.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Office Conrtsf Common Pleas and G en-. Sessions
Wilson d. Wslian,s)
wm. X Morris. Attachment.
,IUHEREAS the Plaintiff d6li. on the sixteeEtA
wv s,.dny of November, eighteen hundred and
ffty-nine, file his declaration against the Defen-
dam. who. lit is saiI,) is absent from and with.
out the limits Of ,his State and has neither wiz.
nor attorney Known within the same, upon
whom copy Of said declaration might be ser.
we'd: Itsis therefore ordered that the said Dc.
fenda ns.do appsarnnd plead to the said decla.
ration, on or before the seventeenth day Of No
vember. eighteen hundred and aixty, 9th.
erwise final and absolute judgement will then
be given and awarded agaiSA him.
+" MATTHEW MoDON AL o. O.. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. ls, 1889, 20
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THERE is BEAUTY EVERYWHERE.


There is beauty in an infants smile.
And'in.thc lnugh of youth;
There is beauty in Il maiIcn's eye
When lit with love and truth.
There is beauty in mother ) tone,
Andeir. fathers look -
There is b"a, tv, truth andlove divine,
Within Gods holy book.
There is bcanty in the sparkling drops
Which hang from tree and shrub;
There l. beauty in the open flower,
And in the tiny bud.
There is beauty in the early morn.
And in the mondays glare:
+tThere is beauty in the starry eve
There's beauty everywhere.
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NOTICE.
tn THE CiTIZENS OF ABREVIIdE,

i sincere thanks TO the citizens of Abbe ::
Vile md Edgefell, or their liberal patronage.
and since a return of IN, health. would most
respectfully solicit continuance of the same.
will at all times be found in my rooms at
Greenwood Depot Those desiring my services
will always fiud me ready to give them com
faction no pay.
j. D. MCCLELLAN, Dentist.
HS Greenwood 8. G.
SRDt a. 1850 2I-tf
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MrIGs GsTMRR Y
AND
URESS~MAKING.
NJ R s. 8 Nj A l. l.

r N RETURNING thanks to The Ladies Of
l. AbbeviIle and its vicinity, to whom she
has given entire satisfaction. and who have So
lib. rally patronzc5 her, feels confident Of mer-
ting q continuance Of their favor. and NO ef-
fort shall be wanting OH her part to secure it.,
trusting to her long experience-haying been
upwards OF twenty yenrs.ias business in several
Of the first cities in Europe.
Mrs. SMALL you'd nlso say. ehe has made
arrangements, and Is Supplied rot only with
all the latest Fashions monthly from New
York Philadelphia, but direct from London
each month to secure 20 her lady patrons every
novelty Of the season.
All orders in either department promptly at
tended to at her residence, MagaziAe Hill, Alb
beville c. II.
Always on hand, or MADE. TO ORDER
| Plain silk or Cased Bonnets
Grape do do slo -
Widows Caps and Mourning Borders.
:, Head Dresses, de-, &c. =. =.
April l3, 1850. If 81
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Did tn man who ploughcd she sea. and
afterwards planted his feet on his native
soil, ever harvest the crops?
An Irish judge said when addressing a
prisoner, You are to be hanged, and l
hope it will be o. warning to ,ou.'
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QUESTION SETTLED.-It is nice point
to decide exactly when girl becomes a
Young lady, In suit in Srhoharie coun;
ty latel y, the cause turned upon the point
whether the defendants daughter was a
child, entitled to be boarded at half p,icr,
or full gLown specimen Of the female ar
ticle, competent 10 have the question pop
ped at her. and 10 faint away at IN aflirlna-
tive response. 1t is now settled that a
Young lady is a delicate Individual of the
feminine gender who will not touch oni ons
s'ewcd in butter, or cat nice boiled cabbage
This great principle, which must forever
settle the question, was romulGated by a
knowing witness on the trial referred to.
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RAILROADS THE ORDER OF TIE, DAY.


There can he no doubt nf hesgcncral
proposition, that Rail Roads increase tie
aggregate wealth Of communities and States
very often immensely. The whole spirit
Of the age, too, favors and advances them
in every direction. In the United States.
they are The great arteries that feed The
strength and wealth of the American pco.
pie. II is by theiEassistance, very largely.
that the present, prosperity Of the country
ehas been attained, and wesknow no, vet the
one,hundre'hh psrtyof the benefits hat are
accruinr, to OR va'ied interests from~their
mighty insrumepfalitY.
Thus considered ,;it'is indeed delightful
to view their progress in our own beloved
State. From map Before us, we find ,ha,
by far the greater part of the Districts in
South Carolina already have railroad faci!-
ities Of high grade. Pick.ns, Anderson,
Greenvilie. AbbeviIle, Spartanburg, Laur-
ems, New berry, Union, York, Chester, Fair.
tisld, Riehland, ke'shaw, Sumter, Darling
ton, CResteihcli, Marion, Williamsburg,
Charleston, 'Collcton, Beaufort, Orangeburg
and Barnwell, all enjoy the advantages of
well.buIt and successful Railroads, and
eomeS of, them. Barnwell, Lancaster and
SumteB6or instance, are earnestly epgag'
in buiJlihg others. Only Elgeheld, Eek
ington, Horny and Georgetown have none,
except that the South Carolina Railroad
crosses the extreme Soulhern corner Of
Edge6sll. But even Of tfIsese four Districts,
two Of. them, Edgefgld and Lexington, will
probably besupplied at no distant day with
increased facilities. There are at all events
some chances that such will be the case.
And thus our entire State will be renetra.
. ted and intersected at aAigpoilont points
by-these iron highways ofstrade and travel.
Then, with one or two great feeders from
the Interior Of the Gsatinent, I've, Gosnot
Sly or care much where located or by whom
bui) who can estiIsle soa,l' csfsl"aA
advancement in wealth and imnaAance Z
She may indeed become the garden-spot Of
Amefica. s.sQsyp With Tie Raihcad Rhcy
unquestionably are;and Of: :oaehts ts9es, the
order Of the day.-Eags,esylasaha
Some years ago., a paIlgeof Cambridge
(Eng'and) philosophers Undertook for a
scientific elject to penetrate intothe Vastly
depths Of a Cornish mins.. Professor Far
ash who made one Of the,number, used to
relate with infinite gusto tho following in
cident Of lis visit. On bis ascent in the
ordinary manner, by means Of the bucket,
and with miner for fellow passenger
be perceived. as beahought, certain unrnis'
taxable symptoms Of the f.aiIty in the rope
How often do you ch, ng. your ropea, my
gooS mart" he inquired wien about half
way from the bottom of the awful abyss
We change them every three months, sir, +,
replied the man in the bucket; 'and we
shall change this one 10 'mor6$, ifwe ge
- up scfe.'
;Nomistake is greate' than to suppos,
that enjoyment. depends upon, extraordina-
~ and difficult conditions. We can mak
ourselves very happy for hours With simpl!
watching happy people.
Fear is a prodigious n,agnifier, especialI,