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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

SLEEP AND DEATH.-As men begin
to be about fifty years old, especially
of sedentagy habits, the feeling on ris-
ing in the morning is rs if they had
not gotten enough of sleep, not as much
as they used to have, and as if they
would like to have more but cannot
get it. They look upon healthy
child sleeping soundly with feelings
OF envy. But it is curidhs to observe
that thpir is Il bliss to ali in the act of
going to sleep, bliss we become cog
INFANT of only when we happen to be
aroused just as we are falling into a
strong sleep; and there are strong
physiological reasons to suppose that
this state is q counterpart of the great
event that comest to all, the act of dy-
ing. In fact, those who have in rare
cases bean brought back to life when
on its EXTREMIST verge, and in several
cased as to those who have been recov-
cred from drowning and other modes
OF strangulation, or simple smother
ing, the expressions have been on re-
turning to consciousness, 'How de-
liclousn "Why did you not let me
go' An eminent man thus brought
back, represented that tho last rc-
mcmbered sensation OF which he was
he was conscious, were as If he were
listening to thc.moSt ray;siting strains
hf music. Let us all, then, cherish
the thought that our approach to the
sleep of the grave is the Strict coun-
terpart of the approach of sleep.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

''As LIKE AS Two Peas The
British Tories are close imtarions of our
American Radicals. They are afraid to
trust the people-and like them, also,
are externally doing somewhat to excite
the popular passions, ard to provoke
riots which but too often end in DANCE.
rous commotlons, and shedding of hu.
man blood
The Tories would not let the friends
OF the Electoral Reform-that is, the
English Democrats and Lberals-meet
IN Hyde Park, the o:her day-and
serious tumnlt, threatening the existence
even OF the Government ITSELF was the
result.
The Radicals in the recent Rump
Congress were afraid to trust the people
OF the eleven States Of the Union with
seli-government-hut aided and abetted
such plots against their peace as revi
val of the New Orleans Convention Of
Gland bloody not !here is the re-.
sult.
The fact is, the British Tories and
American Radicals are sprouts from the
same bad stem. Their genius and their
instinct alike are hostile to free govern.
ment; and toe liberties Of no people can
be considered entirely safe where eth er
IN in the aScendancy.
The folly of English Tories, in the
Hyde Park intedict, is likely to work
It's own cure. We should not be sur.
prlsed to learn any day--throngh the
cahle--that they have been compelled
to leave their places by the sheer force
OF hostile public opinion. In like man.
ner, let US hope the day is not far dis.
tant when the same puclic opinion here,
will deprive the American Tory of all
further power for mischief. Dcmagogues
who are afraid to trust the people, soon,
er or later will be cast out.-Nev York
Eapress.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04


a METoRlC SHOWER EXPECTED. -
Many OF our readers well remember the
great metoric shower of November.
lS33, which was visible throughout
North America These metoric show
ers arc said by astronomers to be perodi
cal, returning at intervals Of about ,hir.
tv-,hree years. Professor Newton of
Yale college, who has devoted much Of
his time to the investigation of the sub.
Jrct. states that a simalar phenomenon
will probably occur abnut the 18th or
18th November next and so confident
ar" Astronomers generally that it will
then appear that extensive preparations
arc being made by scientific men IN Eu.
rope to observe it. But thirteen ap.
pearances OF mcioric showers are record
since the year 9O3.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

would have been better if the soldiers
and sailors of both sections had been
appealed to, to assemble in friendly con.
ference on that occasion but, since the
heroism of one section only is to be rep
resented, it is the more an obligation TO
avoid any action or Inference that may
be construed into an expression Of the
pride Of conquest, or that in any way
may be offensive the vanquishcd We
believe that the manhood and magma
nimity Of the Federal veterans can be
safely trusted to fulfill their delicate mis-
sion in snch manner as not to appear
to have gathered together for the pur.
pose OF self glorilication, or for exultation
over their own proves and success.
Successful courage takes no delight in
rebnklng courage that has heen bafflcd
and overcome. The Phila ielphia Con.
ventlon erred in giving vent TO certain
sentiments rejecting upon the merits of
the quarrel between the sections, and
the consequence must be a sense Of hu.
Mutation on the part of those who have
been thus criticised that cannot fail to
dampen the ardor eff the Southern pco.
pie IN the conservative cause We
hope that the soldiers and sailors of the
North will be more polite and generous,
especially as their late foes have no
representation in their Convention.-N.
Y. Neps
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

y BEAUTIFUL REFLECTION. 1t cannot b,
that ihe earth is cast upby the ocean of
eternity to float moment upon its waves
and to sink TO nothingness. Else why is i;
that tito high and glorious ASPIRATIONS
which leap from the temple of our hearts are
forever wandering about unsatisfed {! Why
is ii that the rainbow and cloud come over
us with beauty not earth, and thea pass
OF and lenve us to muse upon their faded
loveliness Why is it that stars who hold
their festival around the midnight throne,
are set above the grasp OF our limited facul-
ties, forever mocking us with their unap.
proachable glory? And finally, why is it
that brighter forms of human beauty are
presented to our view, then taken from us
leaving the thousand streams of our affec-
,ions TO flow in Alpine torrents upon our
hearts? We are horn for higher destiny
than That of earth; there is realm where
the rainbow never fades, where the stars
will be spread out before us like islands
that slumber on the ocean, and where the
beautiful which begins here, and passes be-
fore rs like shadows, will stay in our posses
sion forever"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

lRoN-cAsED HoRsEMEH.-The Prus-
sian correspondent Of the London
Times writes that many officers and
men in the Prussian cavalry were VIC
tins. to terrible sword cuts, which,
coming down upon the shoulder, cut
clean through the, shoulder-blade and
often deep into the body-awful me-
MORALS of the strength of the arm of
the iron-cased Austrian horsemen.
.ToM.--"Hook here, Jem, there is
hole knocked out ofthis bottle you gave
me.
'EM. -"Why here is the hole in it
now. lfit was knocked out, hnw could
it be there
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

In the throat of COW, which died
recently in Maine, was found piece
of hoop-skirt, which led to the suspi-
cion that she had swallowed the milk
maid.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-04

1t is said that during the Morgan
raid in Ohio, regiment of raw mill
tia being drawn up before the newly
elected Colonel, he ordered the ad-
vance in the following Buckeye vcr-
tiacular
"Look wild thar tote yer guns;
prepare to thicked and march end.
ways Go-a-funkin-git %
And amidst such yell as was new
er before heard in those "diggins" the
gallant Colonel dashed off in search of
the "gray Backs" following by his inn
patient command.
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SufiaRb ihIittli@ u,tt.beilen.
S.rensfe Serfd''Diesenbeit ,giss wee.
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanls.1S)
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lid lei Or. StriStanb eirasbsncen Sshentile troitn
Hatlerien nttrieuacu, baB hic i&ipisrt8H.u ttnae=
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Rrantbeiten, cher man lam biz Gdrtt btister,
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g. g, 5auee,
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Sn new YOrt fano %pn9dnasnc
Wabe cine inierelantc 5chjfItNatt. SaS
SutereTante mar niniib, 6dg btr Batter
Der Sraut duf peren Sr1utItltttr tRfS
Dor her 1rauurs stbn $1,000 Rotsn unt
G2 slttitn Der nYSsife 9oibampfsFets
ielfAatt" 6sftste.
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Sr3pepfle. gHos HsocrmGnu isA', nms fea.r
is;n, eplr saben csr 2tuttn. ,peIhen Gr. { trts-
ian % tpnif6e W~lttteI wehtae.9an 70 baa-
ia baiisite lpbtn bbreu, bas MIR ialttsild mas 8e'ir-
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her' shat npm ietrsmuItp.r 9etraudle %t.5elb!n Set
lung srparten. Drum f%orteru nil 4ae, he NIT S;'
acknowledgement cher Rsrueaianadle ptlattn i!n0
fStri9loub'8 SprieHnI, An fpten. GoFelae tit bel
Setb .. same, Sir. los, aPeit 9altim.stitt.
In Ma~fbtnatcnb Bet Sotepb 20. u airg 5
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Abepppr 8spcfer,

Nemtfd,er Npmdlf sib N~rnpephnter,
Rr. a. st. Yaul-. nabe SaratosaIirose.
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N,%auns am obietn Nlase tort nub swpfsbit Ea ben
paSI,tuut IN suen IN fttn ds@ i@IasesSsn srhsitsn
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uuo ale cen Eam,n ei6ene SefhperbcI
Sspe Dame, bic tireu aethidtsn GOttpr pTnfc9t
iplie Sci Or, q d. II nj a II II grripI:t2u.
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Sau5 rsn 2srtrGtonft, Baltimore, Nlb. ErScreisE
&erbsa mad aarr 2anbesg 1snS:s O~syioEst.
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etlt Sal.nfiuB roer Sanlsni6ipSae ~uniebib0r. gRs
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Office @r. 80,
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bfantu0tlet ~ perbtrt.
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