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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
NOTICE.

'INib male school Of Il y. Wilson. will
: be teopened Monday Oct, Let inst ""
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
FURNITURE.

I'VE are now receiving large additions 10 nm,
81. STOCK rteek Of Beadsteads, Bureaus, Armoirs,
SOFAS, Tables, Chairs, Hall Stands, What Nots
sales, sideboards, Cribs, Book Gases, secrst.yiss
wv @c' PIPER g BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
MILLINEnyi mIr.I.rNrux,,

mILLiNEHyi MILLINEHyfi
THE suBCniBHR would ,ssp.e,o,ttv In. ,..-ar.
iofm the citizens ~ baton Rouge. The ~
's"ss espse's'ly, that he has lust opcnsd wv
=" 'he eu,pet ~ Main and 81 Hypolits
s''s"'s-the hfst door Hast ~ the ,sslde,.a ,f
samuel ssolheld. Ecu, y very elegant stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
His stock ~ LsGlas. Misses aud ubiia,a,.. H..
ns's, Hats, Gaps aud FLATS 10 vsty bsavy-sm.
",ae'ng the latest fashions Hpnna,s snJ flats
.hsnsd shd repaired on short notice Tbs n,
mss are invited 70 call and examine fpt them.
-N'''Ns ~ DASH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Emtsu LiME.--iOo barrels Jus, received IN,
"aI' JOSHUA nEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

-, SCHMALtNStSY e. 90.
VIII open on the g5tb lnsi !. ma, ~ ,h.,.
ne" seleeted STOCK ~ Fall dn,ds Of . choice
~. ~ rhsvls, Oloahs and MATTHIAS slsp q new
. ?, ue'sets, Ostislp bsmask ofa great ys,,s.
~ u"se'hs' With splendid assortment ~ p,,b,.,.
,t,,,s S",eh w he sold ~ the loves, price
Wv w WE f''FihSkTOHb. septic
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
A NEW LOT.

"A'h openeh new lct ~ Oslleos, ,spp,,y
"v'n w 70 ~ cents per yard, Ladies' IN py,.
s.lt ofsuoh would do we'll 10 ,nsbs ibsl, 20.
,""s early iwnl tecaivs my Winter tl,,,as ~,
we ~ oetobat The Millinery department viii
W. " usual nonpsteil, and Dty Goods, etc %. "
-, FANNIE Y. VUONOH.
r"P'' North boulevard sl,sat
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

- u ~ - RI IGS.
.b( svAss various brands CswinE Tobacco!
smvhlpg do!
Ossss Fins brandy!
Peach do.
hsderis aud Port Wine!
Hlngat Wine
Jamaica Hum!
~ Dozen iiosiettsts Hittars!
~ hinninEet's London Dock DIN
slnnle,oh's London Cordial dol
Wolfs sohsidsm sohpspps.
hsLsan's Cordial.
Gross Jacobs do
% Petfy Davis Pain Killer.
Fahnestook's vsrsifuRa
Asserted Fruit Jars!
Iownsspd's halls, Williams and
tahds harsaprills
Mustard!
200 Ounces Quinins!
6ardeD sssds 81 all kinds!
Cntlsfy. new III, Just taeeivad
rs,ent Medicines. Fsrfumsry aud Fancy Goods ~
al kinds In Store and for ssis by
s"gii A. BTkwAHT q 90,
Druggists,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

M rs; bpUCkA, proposes 70 opening
~ school on Monday. October lei al
ne' fesidehce on Main street. Fast . i'nek-
cts old stand. sent95 Il uS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

UfHEUT IWPUHTNTIUN.
, ". CAfD EVIEBI,E.
WING received very large ess,,,
ment Of China Vases. Cendls g,iots
sidpoehe. Toilet Bottles aud Tolls, sa,s
~ i"'ge assortment Of China Cups onI
r"ueeis. $50 llne assortment Of F,anob
1''Np,s '" do1., ftom tho beet mauufsnto
res ~ Europe, and f,f sale hy
HePtS" y, OAFDEVIELJ,T.
~ IARASOLg, Umbrellas and Nm,
Al ro@pes pi al colofs aud sizes. for saia
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

tWEsh IEAs-curious OoIopg, Choice Impsr
i ss ana ounpowdsr, for sale BY.
pAn|' ED. 4 WIN. BOORL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
" u " OVAL.

T"h tuhse'ihsf begs leave ~ int,,, nj. f,,.,,.
AZ" patrons and the publie generally. de,
hs has fsmovsd his wsll known rsIsbi,sh,,.,, ~. y,
nup"y nsw hr'li'ng, opposite the Branch 81 ,bs
,.,,r,. s,s,e esns Thankful fnr The ilbs,si
rst"osRe ,es'"NHd "prn HIN, he ,a.paotr,Ily a.,
Heits continuance ~ tho sa,pa ''"y ~
sep2" TurpDORr GOLDMAN
ws,ehmaker aud JswsIIs,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Ksv,
I1r sale by BEAL PATTERSON,
'""'' Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
ITIOutRt CIourIttt

SufhhFlNh Fancy and t,ira grades n ta.h
y, ground New Nhestl Flour. tot sale IN ba,
f'ty eight pound sarhs
septic ioatttA maj
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
Saint Thcresa's Academy
For YOUNGLADIES
s'v'svsrs and Regal Streets.
~ TON "a nun a "a

"AT0v aOUan IA.
",s INSTITUTION ess,w.s..s "a. ,b,,a An.
~, ".a' session on MONDAY. Ocrupru ~,
iN". The Musical b.pss,s,a,,, 4. ,.s 80
ehsfse ~ VIZ Hunten, whose sbdl,,y q. r..
composer and Performer 10 we'll .,,-. go
Europe and America The Fteneb t.,.... ~. '.
VIZ be tsvsbt a. hs,steots 10 ,bs -hsis go,
.hhnut snr pstts cbsfge, is unds, the s.,,.a,,
Monsieur AibtfIe, The English, tos.ths, liz
Mathematics and The Modern Schemes. iii, x,
,snght BY The Ftineirsl, sided By competent a.
ss'ants. Vocal Music. Embroidery, al kt,as ~
'snev knitting ana Needle wo,k taught both asy
sch"isfs snd boardsrs free ~ charge. ra,..t,
.sn send h,si' daughters With The full sssurspe.
Tvs, 'heh hssl'h and comfort will be attended 10
nn'he same esfe ssif they vetein the bosom ~
we" own family. The house 10 isygs so,.,,.,tt.
vus spd we'll ventilated being ,,IIt p,.sst, a.,
we 'n son. The grounds ste stseisus. spa
e'e'y ,seh',y y afforded nj q proper asgsse 81
tsee'ese which 10 80 essential 10 the p,sss, vstta
w hes'th' WIN regard h. the supe, vtslyp oftb.
""s'"e'si uvhVent rules srs adopted No to,og
h'"y WIZ he psfmlttsd 10 eiths, vsIt. q, ,ia.
wv, .h'ess stlen'ed ~ her teacher, parent o,
guardian Parents visiting thsir as.rbt.,. a..
requested N eoms only IN Es,-rd.ys' n,l... n.
esse m"'Febt nseessty, 90 all visits ~ that tI.a
n"flnF sohool houfs interrupt the classes s,a %.
hfn ,he progress ~ their children. nut vlsl,.,.
Wishing . sse The school ear come an. hen, 4.
we dsv fpr IN that ease the essssss viii eostjpy.
uninterrupted snd the sehDoI will he seen a. "A
isaNJ is, and Instead ~ bei.g hlndrapes n viii
.e,,s as an Incentive. on the part Of The pupils 70
g'e.'efs, sse,tlon.
We, terms o. Apply sitbe, by ist,e, o, PEE.
sonslly 10 the Principal
sep, 70 I'm. MiHs ~. r. MURPHY,
=. hrAbb ~ biptTpns WIN 81 gika. Esa ~ "
"'n'iy tsr =, ~ Hart. Es1 ~. n. u bar. Dr.
T" y. h'ye"eh, Hon a. r. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
Nailp 6a1tttr ano Comet.
BaToN move N.

THuRsDAyiiiniiiiiiiiiini00T. 4, 1890.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

SAVE YOUR FRUIT.
SELF SEALING CANS without w.
~ patentat PIPER d BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

PnrnsOis and Umbrellas,
l. these goods. w ID. pUIIi'Ipa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
v. no".".,..'- MA ,a,.,..

DohEN Kid aud Chamois gloves
Ladies aud Mems Satin, HuoLsLin
A. luton Gloves, ut tho lowest prices.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Ladies' nonnets aud s,,.s Ti,,.,
HAvE jus, opened my New Vail siocL .f Vel.
u vet aud HtfsN hunnets. aisn q large ssso,t.
ment ~ Ladies' aud Misses hats, u 500 In want
" These goods will DO we'll 10 eslf eatiy
s'P'e" W ~ rIIiIItra.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
IRISH LINEN,

A FULL supply ofgenuine Irish Linen
dec7 S.M. AsuFp,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
RIBBONS.

I'VE HAVE just received n snnp,v n,
w Bonnet Ribbons, also a full assort
ment of black Velvet Ribbons,
At the PHILA CASH STORE.
noNS4 Lafayette Strcet
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
10 PLANTERS.

WILL receive In few days large SUNNY NJ
- white and Grey negro hlsohsi-, also plain
III, Nv "ue' h'nseys SD ka,sey, these guuds
wiz ne cold q, very low prices,
sef'W w.b. PHILIPPE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Gents F"ri"siine Goods.
"N,hj rust opened large stock ~ these goods
= embracing almost every srtiels apps,taJ,,ng
'" "ents Wear, such sh LINEN aud uottss sbi,ts
w III We different varieties. Gents under s,s 81
sn hinds. Handksrohlpfs, Stocks, neeiias and
seN',, e"spsndefs, Hosiery. glovss eto., Ia this
Impairment an prepared ~ shs- the va,Y beet
Rr"os' aud will guarantee nothing bette, in tbs
msfkat M n ri,tt lie "s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

enow Fever! Yellow FeveriI
nk. LEONARD, Of New York fuIIy 9uar.n,...
II his South Americas Fever and Ague Rs-
medy a certain Preventative against yellow Pa
'er-ior sale BY I'D. VIM. BOGEL,
y1yoI Druggists
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

HAY, CORN, OATS, AND BRAN.-A GOOD sun.
IL ply on hand at all times.
septic JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

GGP toOL.-purs Sod. Water. Win
collection ~ choice syrups. nsy is had al
W" ,,..'e S'''e"f ED e wM. BDGEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
ENGLISH 4 AMPRICAN pRINTs

KIM PIECES Of these goods now I'm .,o,s ana
~ many more 10 arrive ia a few da va All
"s s.Iaa to wash, and prices very low.
W. d PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
IRISH LINENS.

AM NOW prepared ~ show the hest Linens u,
thls mafhei sueh goods 80 have been t,v
'"g '" ee' ta' long tlna--snd viii warrant them
All rnte Linen and to wear welt
septic ~ 10 rttttttrs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
N Et.RO HATS,

"A hAhar supply ~ these goods, nlsol aud
IA White. Just received. '
ssptip " n rutttt,a
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEyT-for ..l.
1I by ED. d WIN. BOGEL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17


Of all the funny, things that 1.-Two 81, "a
In woodland; marsh, or bog,
That creep the ground or fly the air, e.
The funniest is the frog,
The frog-tle scientifckost .rf
OfTNatre's handiwork-rA
The frog, that neither walks non runs,
But goes it with jerk.
With pants and coat of bottle green,
And yellow fancy vest,
lie plunges into mud and mire,
All in his Sunday best.
When he sits down he's standing up,
AS Paddy O'Quinn once said;
And for convenience sake he wears
His eyes Oh the top of the head.
You see him sitting on log,
Above the "yasty deep"
You feel inclined to say /" Old chap,
Just look before you leap"
1ou raise your cane to hit him on
His ugly looking mug;
6ut ere you get it halt way up,
Adown he gees kerchug. ,hlt3s-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
ny 3 H. HEWITT

DG j. H. HEWITT. s..
father had two daughters fuir
One was quite young, the other older;
The older wore dame lkeMy,
The. youngcrwHs blthe and boldcr.
lie nid enc dny, This diamond bright,
| II give to her who proves thc ,wittiest"
Thor large blue eyes benmdnt the sight
And no one knew which look Il tlIe pretticst
The ekcr said: 1.-The gcnis mine,
E0r all the young men intse city
Acknowledge that I'm supcrane,
Not only bcnuti Cul. but witty
My eyes, they say, like diamonds are,
My teeth rs beautiful as pearls;
My lips are lubies rich and rare,
Like amber are my dancing curls!n
ooh then. :" Tie younger archlv snid,
III such luime of gems are thine,
Somo slgh, donation shouldbc made
To poverty so rare as mine
That gcmis but frozen tear
BY cold deceit so often shed
Ii shneth bright in fashions sphere,
1t colily beamotLo'er the dead
p C. yonire right, my child, " the father cried,
=" This costly gcu give to thcc;'
".Nas! alas the chlcr sighed,
" | thought the dinhond was for me-"
"wcll, take it," said the laughing child,
&" And let il with the others glow;
But giye,Nc-ta tand She arcbly smiled)
In iair exchange your. Youngest beau"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
State al somth CnrOlima.

IN ORD1NARY~-CIfATIoN q
w HEREAS, r. Hunt, Vim. Hunt and A. j..
~ nupt-'haye applied to me for letters of adj
mnistraion npon all and singular the personal es-
;ate ofeCharlcs Hunt, deceased late ef the State
aforesaid and district of Pickens: Tho Kindred
and creditors of sad deeensel are therefore cited
to to appear before me, at Pckens q. H. on Monday
me i"tn Mnrcsi, 10 shcw cause. if any ihcy can,
why said letters should not hc granted. Given
under hand and seal, this 2ath February, $50.
w. II. HOLCOMBE. ORD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
Tn Eanitz.-Pickens..

nUARnIANS., Trnstoes, Committees and those
VI who have sold property under the decree of
this Court, ere required TO file their Annual Re-
turns iany tdlllce on or before Monday the l4th
day Of May next, setting forth oath the value
Of the Estates committed to their care exhibiting
naninentS Of Gtlo, bills Of sale. and receipts Of
money from all sources belonging thereto. Vouch,
ers for all payments out must be exhibited before
oredifs can be allowed, No Returns can be re-
cevod on public days unlSss properly made out
The Administrators, EScetors and sareties of any
Of the parties above designated, who may be
dead, are required ny law TO make returns for
their intestatcs, testators, or principals. Those
falling TO comply herewith will DO ruled as the law
.aoquires. go :.
So BoIPF. "A. TH0aIrsoN, o.H.p.p.
FEB Z, 1850 ~ .29s M - 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

Allie! The laws for She poor, armed all the
rich against her; what pleased the mobiles,
! freuzied the peasants. The clamors became
greater aud greater, They took her from her
beautiful palace, aud threw her into loath-
some dungeon; they brought her forth, and
the people tried her and accused her of cri-
mes, Of which she never dreamed. They, to
whom she had given bread, reviled her Her
children were taken from arms, and the mo.
ther could learn nothing of their fate She
was condemned to die. She was taken to the
block red with her husbands blood; and tear
less and broken-heartcd, Allie felt the sharp
edge of the axe, as it touched her neck
With loud cry she raised her hands. Poor
Allie! y
a laugh recalled her to life, kiss to con
sciousness, She had fallen asleep, with her
head resting on the window sill She had liv-
ed a life time in an hour Her lover was
bending over her and saying
=. Allie, darling, forgive me was harsh
l know you were only testing when you said
you wanted to be rich and great, and did not
love me"
And Allie, fearful and sobbing, answered !:
give me, Harold; for ikuow now,
that to he loved is better than to be admired,
and to be yirtuous and contented, better than
to be rich and great"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
Pickens-In Equity.
Petition for Relief


vs. Petition for Relief
L NDER an order of tie Court of Equity, in
~ thiscose, all the creditors of JOHN /. Brown
are required to prove their demahds legally bo,
fore me on or before Monday the llth day of
May next, or they will thereby oe barred.
ROB'T. a THOMPSON c.E.p.p.
Cnm'rs Office, Feb 7, 1860 Pm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
Lost,

ON Thursday 29th December last, small red
~ leather Pocket Book, containing some money,
the following Notes, and other papers, to, wit: On
James George & Co. for $50, A. Deutch for S55
on John Maaldeu for S25 and ono on II. Bahntge
for Sl7. Theae Porsops are requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself, My name is
also in tile book. Any Information in reiation
thereto viii be thankfully received.
DANIEL. RILEY,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

INTERPRETATION .oF DREAMs.-To dream
of small stone around your neck, is a sign
OF what you may expect if you get an extrav-
agant wife. To sec apples in dream, bcto-
kens wedding, because where you iud apples
you may expect to find pears. To dream that
you are lame, is Il token that you will get into
hobblc. When young lady dreams of a
coffin, it bctokcns that she should instantly
discontinue the use of tight stays, and always
go warmly and thickly shod in wet weather
To dream of fire, is sigu that-if you are
wse-you will see that the lights in your
house are out before you 90 to bed Todream
that Your nose is rcd at the tip, is an intima-
tion that you had better leave off brandy and
water. TO dream of walking borcfootcd, de-
notes a Journey that you will make bootcss
10 dream of eggs, is a sigu>tha you will dis
cover mares nest. When a fashionable lady
dreams of Glbcit, it is a sign that her
thoughts arc running upon the colonel If
you dream of clothes, tits warming not to
go to law, for, by the rule of contrares, you
will be sure Of non-sut. TO dream that you
are eating, is certain. to come true at break
fast. 10 dream of barber, denotes losses
hairs may be expected to be cut off. To
To dream of having a great number of ser
wants is madness 1t is very lucky 10 dream
you pay for thing twice over since after
ward YOU will probably take care to have all
your bills rcceipted.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

FATAT. AFFRAY.--A suit was Instituted
in the fall of 1859, by Victoria Clements
against her husband, James Clements, for di-
vorcc Dispositions were tuken.soon after the
institution of the suit, which gave rise to
difficulty between the defendant and Wm. =.
Gilbert, in which both these gentlemen, as
well as a brother of Gilbert, were severely
wounded.
On Saturday last additional depositions we're
taken in Brooks, in the county of Franklin,
and while Capt. Vincent Witcher was en-
gagedin examining witness, we are Informed
that brothcrof Mr.. james Clements drcw,a
pistol and fred at Capt Nyitcher, the bali
passed through his clothing and inflicted a
slight flesh wound; whereupon he returned
the fro Killing his antagonist almost immedi.
ately. AT this instant another brother of
Mr.. James Clements was in the act of firing
at Mr. Witcher, when he fred upon him also,
the ball taking effect in the head and proving
fatal Just then Mr.. Smith, grandson of
Mr. Witcher, and a brother of the plaintiff
hearing the firing, game in, and was fired up
on by MIR. James Clementsand slightly woun.
ded on the shoulder, and drawing bowie
knife, Smith instantly killed Clements. y
The three gentlemen killed were,brothors
and pll young men. Capt. Witeher is about
seventy years of age.
IctcI.ntond Ea1uirey Ttes1lo,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

ABSENCE OF BlIND.-The FIRST, Lord I.yt-
tletop was very absent in,company, and when
he fell into the siver by the ursettng of q
boat at Hagley, it Is said of him that" he had
sunk.twice before he recollected that he could
swim,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

"SHARPER THAN a SERPENT's TooTu."
just now that Tennessee nags are distan-
cling ali competitors ON the turf, by neck,
we propose TO show, by the following dialogue,
which, we are credibly informed took place
in bal room in this city recently, that Ten
ncsscc ladies arc ont stripping all competitors
in wit and rcpartec rs vel! us Gan automatic
tactin refined accomplishments aliG personal
charms.
a certain young lady, whose wit is only
cclipsod by her beauty, was, on the occasion
above alluded to- the local point of admiration,
aud had more satellites than Saturn. Amoag
the number who were only too happy to do
her the slightest pleasures was Mr.. A., a
young man of the modern school of beauty
with good deal of jowelry and very little
mustachc which by dint.. of much coaxing
and pctting, had just made its appearance
upon his upper lip, N its most incipient and
inspid stages.
The young lady to whom we have referred
to test the gallmtry of her ati,nirer, present
cd him W h an almond and requested him to
crack it for her. a., only too glad to do her
bidding, took the nut, and searching in vain
for any othcrmeanss cracked it with his teeth
and returned it to his inamornta, when the
following short but pointed dialogue cnsued :
You have very sharp teeth. remarked
his tcasor, dryly.
Very sharp, | assure you," replied A.
" Would you believe it-wl.en a boy | used
to amusc myself by biting off the heads of
birds md chickens Y' @e
"Oh, indeed, very probable" replied the
lady. {" could have guessed as much; |
think can see some of their down upon your
upper lip"
Oar informant addsthat young a. struck a
bee line for barber shop, and has never since
attempted to cultivate moustache.
HeoDLis RuUoI;n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

INpIAN .AND YANKaG. THE water 4.
Macl;naw is very clear and very cold, 50
cold AS to be almost ulcndulnbe. A gen
tlcman lately amused himself by throwing
ii small gold coin in twenty feet OF wlter and
giving it to any Indian who would bring ii
up. Down they plunged, but after descend.
ing tep or twelve feet they came up so chilled
thotaiter several attempts they gave it up
Yankee standing by observed that "if he
would give it to'him for getting it, he d swim
1T up quicker t'mn lightning" to which he
consented; when. Jonathan, instead of pung-
ing in as was expected. quietly took up a
setting pole and dipping the end in tar bar
rel, reached it down toltlie coin and brought
it up, and slipped it into his pocket walked
OFT, to the aha2ement of the Indian divers,
and the no small chagtn Of the donor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17

TIE Two,SExEs.-Thcre is nearly always
something Of natures own gentility in all
young women, (cXccpt, indeed, when they get
together and fall agiggling) 1t shames us
men to see how much sooner they are polish
ed into conventional shape than our rough
masculine angles. A vulgar boy requires,
heaven knows what assiduity, to move three
steps, | do not say like gentleman, but like
a boy with soul III him; but give tho least
advantage of society or tuition to q peasant
girl, ana hundred to one but she will glide
into refinement before the. boy can make a
bow without upestting the table. There is a
sentiment nhli women, and that gives dolicaoy
to thought and taste to manner; with men tits
generlly acquired, an offspring of the intellec-
tual quality, not as with the other sex, of the
moral. .---BuiaCep Lytt0n.
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BHEfE is AMMAN la Cincinnati IN nosses-
sion of a powerful momory.B if6 IS employed
by the Humane Society to remember the
poor"
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The Diamond.

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[Rielsn,oad Enquirer TuesDlay

WHEN redect, as frequently do, upon
the. felicity l have enjoyed, | sometimes say
to myself that were the offer made to me, i
would engage to ran again, from beginnipa,to
end, the same careefof life. All @olild ask
should be the privilege of an author, to COR
Eeot, In asecond edition, COL tain errors of the
first. ~. Fya,tkEtn. - ~ = .sTl- -
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Rags !! Rags! .'
wv E want to buy $4,000 pounds CLEAN
Allcock's Porous Plasters

RE Tie most useful articles of the kind yet in
n troduccd to the public. They are entirely
pleasant; they donot roll up in hcGps; they do not
adhere to your linen; they only adhere to tho
skin, and they are, pleasant because they iiex-
iblc aud move with every motion. They are the
best strengthening plaster, best pain relieyer and
mn admirable plaster for skin diseases, especially
moth of the skin, Qchcn,) and all unsightIy dis-
cplorations, which they surely cure.
In affections of the kidneys, their use over tho
small of the back over the sacr,,m is attended
with the best results ask for bill of directions,
and examine cases OF cure for Yourselves. '-
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Th. Frog.

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