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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03
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The oirls sich heS a interest IN she han.
din ov ardlpat spcrits at this place, conf
graduates the President on his triumph
over hts land onrN enemies Their conf
dcnyo in the integrity uv the Senit wa not
misp,ared They consider the inuney Ihey
contributed 10 bring about this ro<uI, wel
spent, aud viii promptly hoaor any drnti
made apea en- far meaos 81 carry iiIs Eg
2ieHcy ssiC thl7, the rCmei,t'u i.n 1ttviaa
nv order OK thc Tjryie
The President prompt, ,s,-.T tais ted,
gram, a;Atin that no mere money vss need
ID 10 i'c yoosed far Impeachment Pulrpe,a,
80 the contract With Senators k.eerei thr
entire eleven article
There we're othoIs Iruta Musu=sgy Val
land CHAM. and Others, ali hruc,bcu the same
spofit Nv thanktgnir for the result and all
Acknowledged iudplte3uis 10 tho uubio Re-
puhhkins aleh ned bret Il about These
como from my old Kentucky home
Halluloojy IN hev nay niSge,s agip
Thank Hover Ms son Jeler j. eycu nuW
ilndtn cut theJ whereabouts The Lar, he
praised Hcr Alteaiy suhuntoi thrca uy
cu Sslsh Bells rs EinE,nr AMI hoofr,s
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03
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bEAN SD 4 ss. opposed b. sas ln,rrsau +" the
present Stste deh Kaj shall mend D. ths I5E
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03
Coaconn. n M.. len

The Dimoosisy Of Moo Hampsheer send
greesln 10 Nco Hamsheert nohlest snn,
Salmon P Chase We forgive and Eslcom
him
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03

Npn ORLEASs. Ia.
The ciiy is abiase sith chtheosRan Nv
old peleee IS new paradiu the streets. a
cheerin for Chase, fossenden and Trumbph.
BE write they are given nine cheers and
= tiger es the, pass the spot at which
postie wes shot Judge Abel desires me
10 AID hls congrstslashen
r.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

COLUMBIAN COUNCIL, NO. l, R., 8. AND 9. E. M
~ Members hereby summoned TO attend the funeral Of
late companion, William Boardman, at No. Union
square, Sunday, June & 1858 At Il o'clock A. A. BY
order of WIN. 8. PATERSON, Tn. Ill n.
WN j. SuRRE Recorder
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, TRUNKS, BAGGAGE
up elevators porers, truckmen, &c., hand.
HAEGER 800 West Thirty fourth street, corner Eighth
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THE rURF.


LNASHION COURSE, l. L-THREE TROTS-2ATUR-
day, June a. at O'Clock p. n Match for o5O0 Pat
terson's black stallion Lovel Lady wels Two stakes
horses from Bulls Head -four stake the wagon
uot AL Of these rot are three In five J. CHAMBERS.
E,AsHION COURSE, L L. JUNE 2e, 3O'CLOCK p. ~
Match *oW; three In i've, to harness Dan naces Loo
Potey; Cars g. II. Dixie -. 4. J. CHAMBERS.
ISLAND PARK, ALBANY, n, Y,-THE PURSES FOR
the July meeting Of the Island Park Association win
on Tuesday, SOh inst, at p. n Address y. W. Vosburgh
Ireasurea pier ~ Albany, n. ,ft.ae .r-as.sa
81 4. - SUMNER MEETING. 1rn
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
unF FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 30
First Race-Premium $5O0, u miles.
Second Rsce--Westchester Handicap IA mica
Third Races Sweepstakes, , year olds, furlongs.
Fourth kace-rremilm x700, mile heats. tlA
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY ].
First Race--Two old stakes. ..r.r r.r
Second Race-Premum 81 900, 9 mile heats. ast
Third Race-Welter Cup. ridden by members Of the Club
Fourth Race-Seling Stakes, ia miles ..sw
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, JULY q
First Race-Hurde race, Ia miles, hurdles. ftlf1 }
Second ace-Sweepsta kes, year olds, IL miles.
Third Race Grand National Stakes, 3 mile heats.
Fourth RaceDash of me for cup, value $2s0, for
AL hoses, TO be ridden by members OF the club weter
weights. ., = 80 49, ,s.a r-rt- 49, e -.
Races commence at 8 o'clock each day. y.
Fun particulars In small bills.
Entrance Course 81 Course and Stand $2 to Course
AUGUsT BELMONT, President
j. b. IRVING, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..


sealed popos Win he
and the date presentation this oace
until y o'clock 81 A. M Of % ay @ s % e ne sS
enty:hfth street, from Tenth avenue and through
Scat,on 90 IN Second ay,nne from seventy fpnrib
nss
sxy.nnth streets (spec6caop "a in Fort, second and
speoiSeaon a5s 10 Sixth seventh avenues, between
between twenty third and twenty streets tspecnca
avenues. (spscifcation az iD William street, between Pine
Peck S sp Park street between Baxter and Mulberry
streets, and in Water street between Cah1r,ne ard
Forty streets betwsen Second snue and East river
fourth and streets s IN second
@ IN 9
finished in Fifty 9th and Ftyeghtn streets between
street between Fii6 and sixth Also ior the
street. at the south side Of Morris street. each Of
second AN" and F vb streets ~ n,ereon Of Fourth avs
s s,res and at Intersection OF Cottage place ana West hoso"
The plans o the ssGys wcrss be and 'pecca
NEW YORK, June is 1865.
[ ,horoS AoohpoTTp ~ DE pErhKrMsNr. ,aba,,ai.
sealed proposals endorsed rrogosa ;o water Ire" also
with the OF the bidder and the date OF IT'S Offering Will
ei5o feet Pipe twenty 6ooo
cast iron Water Pipe six nches 4o feet csst IRON
Pipe, inches diameter, 50 1000
bs Branches aud special Castngs Specifications aud
RoBERT J.. DARRAGH,
,,EOR1E 81 GREENE
'Do" oroicn to Aqiedaci Board.
NEW ao.s' june =, ,sss
NoHtol ys june 2rrieE - M srED STATES NAVY YARD
Proposas will be received a. this once un, Monday the
delivered the
Bureau gss.a saaa steam En,sine,erng ,Sl, w.
ameser, 2 feet 40 inches long '''''
Proposals 70 be endorsed aFor Iron Boiler Tubes"
Apply 70 ihohAs .. CAsWELL, faymaser anu rurcnhs
ing Agent.
-, -. .--.--
poLsiCE NOTICE; ,a,
sealed proposals Will he received until June 30 a I'M
oan be examined by applying a, the desk Of
'"' o"''' o'e'N' TUT" No q uAwIEy. Chief Clerk.
-------------- " " ------------
DRY GOODS.
II H. is inches wi lei large o, viii be sold at less than
The New York herald., 1868-06-27


sPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale. Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking birds b. D0vEY's Nos and Greene street. cor
ner of Canal
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
be Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator, 10 cents Buffers
work, g. Extra stock Dogs
CHOICE DOGS FOR sALE.-ITALIAN GREYHOUNDs,
~ black and Terriers Bull Terriers Scotch Terriers
and Newfoundland Pups SMITHS bird store, of
Walker street and Broadway in basement
J,OR sALE-A LOT OF FLAGS, sTREAAERs, &C,
N of English bunting, nearly all will be sold
cheap clubs, steamboats,, political decorators.
Apply at 76l Greenwich street.
NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PARROT; SPLENDID
talking bird; will be sold cheap Apply at 6S9 Third
avenue, second 0oOr, front.
UNOR sALE-A PAIR OF FINE YOUNG POINTERS;
well broken price 800; double the money Call at
address 366 West Twenty seventh street.
MINK FOR sALE.-A FINE YOUNG MINK, ABOUT
W half grown Address box ~ Post Office co1saskie'
VxTRBsrLING MATCH.-HOMER LANE AND JOHN
w Robertson will wreste for $500 aside at HARRY
best two in three Admission 81. ..en..e..
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DOLCE NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will he received unit, June 30 at y
at the Central Department Of Metropolitan Police $40 Mu
parnent.
the Chief Clerk, room No. H.
s. C. HAwLEy, Chief Clerk.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
EXPRESSES.

A F 80. BURSUhMs ~ RNITt RE hND BAGGAGE
IN. Express llh West Eleventh street sixth avenue
Large warons for moving Furniture city or county; fwpi
inra ns"t ea. shftIeu o. stored, money sjvsncesL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NCIENT CHAPTER NO. I OF r. A. M.-THE MEM
n bers o this Chapter hereby summoned 70 meet at
their Chapter room on Sunday the 18th inst st II O'clock
All X. A. NJ In good standing respectfully invited
to assist IN the funeral ceremonies. d. WOLF H. p.
WM. J. SURRY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

CUMMONs.-THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON LODGE
- No. 2l, p. NJ, hereby summoned to attend
emergent communication OF the lodge nj their rooms, No.
Union square, Sunday 2oth nst ~ to the
Of respect TO W. Brother William BoardaD, late
Tyler Members will appear in dark clothing black hats and
white gloves BY order. JAMES 4. REED, w. NJ
N
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HAEGER 900 West Thirty fourth street, Eighth
cia meeting will be held sunday June % a2P NJ.
CHASIss H s SANDERS, Secretary '> '''
nBPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
IL RECTION, New YORK. June y, 1858.
Whereas the of unsked labor IN the city Of New
York of the demand and IN the months
forms serious burden the public charities while In the
Resolved That bureau be established July
superintendent Of Outdoor Poor facitase
grafton OF unemployed labor to the Interior and subject 70 the
Books shan be provided in which be recorded the
and residences Of reputable and sbebodied app
ea fer employment their places OF nativity length of
residence IN the city, trade vocation, whether married
snge the number OF persons dependent upon them sup
port and the health, age and ser of such persons.
Applications for labor from the interior win be recorded
the kinds Of labor required the nationality and OF
the desired whether married single and with
tion In which such persons may be forwarded.
AN applications for labor be accompanied by
hSse G Of Justice Of the Peace or an & Of ns Poor
moral character and competent to fnhl the payment o
with every application u of money!
draft At sight New York. sufficient TO the trave
ling OF the lued and ten cent IN ad
dition, for provisions while on the journey.
specified IN the application the rdra Will be he'd
subject TO the order OF the applicant Iened to him IN
When the conditions of the applicants for labor are ful
filed and parties sent In accordance heewtb bnng con-
that they shall their arrival, nnediaey and
satisfactorily perform such number OF days' ai0r
amount IN current wages ~ the residence Of the aiP.
can,s, 10 ihr su advanced Tor Their transportation
JAM rs BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL, c,,.,n,s.so,.,.
y. ". BRENNAN, 'o"'hsslohers
h. n.
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rUHE BRICKLAyERs' sTIKE.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
An property owners AGENTS and others, whose nrrss are
Affected Illegal action of the
fully informed that the men strike are prepared 20 resume
work unfinished building ~ ~ per day o e,gnt
houre they will for the give
ifty for the faithful performance OF the work We va
guarantee a saving of twenty the Apply
between the hours oGs A. N. and r. NJ at Demt Hall,
Of Second avenue and Twenty street BY order Of
the Union. =. X. GAUL President.
n J. DAILY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
NEW, YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1863


HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
Tos sxLE-A STYLISH BRzwsrER : co. sHIyEIFa
sp sS vs rvRf sss n csss pc.
isns), isos : BsoSsyn sSii '''A'' : ''' '''' 80
EoR sALE-AN EXTENSION TOR yIcToRIA, WITH
sG,s c iaa s sSS
EoR sALE-A BAY HORSE SEVEN YEARS ..', !, OLD; OLD
sh b hands high hns style and action 0ns iS aao
sps pssa an % sss sHs sss ~
EoR sALE-BAY MESSENGER MARE, ,l6l HIGH.
long s old this spring raar can O soa
lbs % Address % ~ 4, % box sissss Ssss Posi- oslo once ' " -
U,oR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST CARRIAGE OR Road
oa ns S Sa 0 Apply
EoR sALE--A LIGHT WAGON, BUILT BY ,sTIvERs;
in good order, with pole and shafts also gh, ~ Roan,
at stable 10 West fhity-ninth street. ~
Be seen a. private stable g West Twenyeshth street.
from to II O'Clock. Sold cheap. q !. - = .
LroR sALE-A LIGHT TWO SEAT BOX WAGON. USED
buse Ss' Eas cSpys street, s scs ss sTss sssc
L,oR sALE-A FINE coUrE BAY HORSE; Long
tall in good condition, fine driver VIII be solo a. par
Henry Goodwn's stable, Of Seventh avenue and
Thiry-seventh street. p
LoR sALE-A TEAM OF WELL MATCHED BAY +
and tails two II halt a Srohes sound and kind
private family Can be at the corner Vi washington
and West Tenth streets. - -
II dies Martingaes; set of second hand light
double Harness. ali good order WI! be sold separately or
corner assasef of VSey Forty sHdaP yshird street, ey "
LcOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PARK PHAETON CITY
make In use but few month"; - also sy,sn y sehe nue.
rope. Inquire at lbo Henry street, city
TOR sALE-Ar POST 4 NIcKEL's STABLES, lSs
street eleven asaa OF a nne yoIng % nesss
high; perfectly gentle and sound. VIM W. WELLS.
LNOR sALE-A FINE TEAM or DRIVING HORSES,
l6 hands high can rSt in ~ minutes together rpP rApPH
avenue See Burns. , 'aa ,ra Tnt-
U,OR SALE CHEAP-A PLATFORM SIX SEAT COACH
S: front sHs Md ai o n.a psss pr seoS a.
Inquire carriage factory 7s Bruen street, Newark
Fon SALE OR EXCHANGE ss YOUNG HORSES, ~, JUST 81
sound and kinds also two nice teams Inquire at 2S NOR
EoR SALE Iowa FINE PAIR CANADIAN HORSES,
been little used Apply at No. Fletcher street, New York.
CIa FOR SALE cREAP-wILL ANSWER FOR DOC
i .. good as new Inquire Al soo Cherry street.
HoRsE wANTED-A. GENTLEMAN IN THE CoUN.
ID Try wishes The use Of good gentle Horse to drive to
win Be taken Of S Apply Tsii;ssnih Tsss
MUST BE SOLD TODAY-sIx SEAT GERMANTOWN
sfSs
NEW SILVER PLATED HARNEss, s4 70 sss: coy.
sSsi ci1einss. ssS wSip s &C. s'ss and
DoNY FOR sALE-BANDsoME DARK DAPPLE GRAY,
respect kind IN harnsss thoroughly trained Ad
dress X. c. L., Rye NY. tlItN
DUBLIC AUCTIOM-rO BE SOLD AT THE PUBLIC
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

U,IsHING BANKS AHoY.-suNDAY MORNING, JUNE
IT 2s.-The going DEER will make cAcur-
gion to the Fishing Banks on Sunday, june = BAIT lines
and Eigbth street, T. H.
at Z; Peck alp at ~; street. n .;
~' - q. W. WlLIsF.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE. VT
The mails for Europe viii be despatched from .hi. oce
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, closing at O'Clock
noon and at stations and y, II l5; Q, aud u, II 25;
and y, ii 10, and q at u O'Clock A, M.
Also on wednesday, notice of hour OF closing which
day, Pm JAMES KELLY, M
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
LAW BUSINESS.

L'REDERICK l. KING, COUNSELLOR AT Law, NO
H tay Public Commissioner OF Deeds every State
Special attention given Jury cases 10 all the ono
26 Broadway, opposite city Hall |I..
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

DAYMAsTER's OFFICE, UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
i Norfolk. Va, June ~, 1SSs
Proposals viii be received this Office until Monday, the
sh ns mt 10 o'clock A. the following articles 20 he
free OF expense at this Navy Yard account OF the
Bureau Steam Engineering, viz.
Three hundred 900 Iron Boiler Tubes inches d.
ametef, feet 40 inches long.
Proposals TO be endorsed @For Iron Boiler Tubes"
Apply to THOMAS T. CASwELL- Paymaster and Purcnas
ing Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22

Stones ROLLED AwAY.-"The holy
women of old, as they walked to the
grave of our Lord, were full of fears
about the stone at the door. They said
among themselves, "who of us shall roll
away the stone from the door of the Sc.
pulchre But their fears were needless.
When they looked, they saw that the
stone was rolled away"
What striking emblem we have in
this simple narrative of the experience
of many Christians How often believers
are oppressed and cast down by anticipa.
ton of evils, and yet, in time of need,
find the thing they feared removed, and
the stone rolled away" A large pro-
portion of saints anxieties arise from
things which really never happen. We
look forward to all. the possibilities of the
journey. towards Heaven. We comjure
up in our imaginations all kinds of crosses
and obstacles, We carry, mentally, to-
morrow's troubles, as we'll as to-day's.
And often, very often, we find at the end
that our doubts and alarms were ground
less, and that the thing we dreaded most,
has never come to pass at all. Let US
believe that in the path of duty we shall
never be entirely forsaken. Let us 60
forward boldly, and We, shall often find
that the lion in the way is chained, and
the seeming hedge Of thorns is only a
shadow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
Too BusY--No Time to Read.

This is world of inhexible commerce
nothing is ever given away but everything
is bought and paid for. Ii, by exclusive
and absolute surrender Of ourselves to
material pursuits VIC materiaize the mind,
we lose that class of satistactions of which
the mind is the region and the source. A
young man in business, for instance, be-
gins to feel the exhilarating glow Of sue.
cess, and deliberately determines to aban-
don himself to its delicious whirl. He
says to himself, will think of nothing
but business till | have made so much
money, and then will begin q new life.
| will gather around me books, and pic
lures and friends. | will have knowledge
taste and cultivation, the perfumes of
scholarship, and winning speech, and grace
full manners. will see foreign countries,
and converse with ACCOMPLISHED men.
will drink deep in the fountain of classic
lore Philosophy shall guide me, history
and poetry shall charm me. | shall then
remember ray present life of druggery as
one recalls pleasant dream when the
morning has dawned. He keeps his self
registered vow. He bends his thoughts
downward and nails them to the dust.
Every power, every affection, every taste.
except those which his peculiar occupa-
tion calls into play, is lett to starve. Over
his mind he writes, in letters which he
who runs may read, "No admittance ex-
cept on business" In time he reaches the
goal of his hopes, but now insulted nature
begins to claim her revenge. That which
was once unnatural to him is now natural
to him. The enforced constraint has be-
come rigid deformity. The spring of
his mind is broken. He can no longer
lift his thoughts from the ground. Books
and knowledge, and wise discourse, and
the amenities of art, and the cordial of
friendship, are like words in strange
tongue. To the hard, smooth surface of
his soul nothing genial, graceful or win
ming will cling. He cannot even purge
his voice of its lowering tone, or pluck
from his face the mean, money. getting
mask which the child does not look at
without ceasing to smile. Amid the gra-
ces and ornaments of wealth he is like
a blind man in a picture gallery. That
which he has done he must continue to
do, he must accumulate riches which he
cannot enjoy, and contemplate the
dreary prospect of growing old without
anything to make age venerable or attrac-
tive, for age without wisdom and without
is the winters cold without,
fire-George S. Hilliard. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22

SENs1B1LIrY TO DAILY MERcIEs.-As
the Dead Sea drinks in the river Jordan
and is never the sweetcr, and the ocean
all other rivers, and is never the fresher,
so we are apt to receive daily merces
from God, and still remain insensible of
them, unthankful for them. Gods mer-
ces to us are like the dew on the ground: !:
orr thanks to him like the dew on fleece.
We are greedy to get mercy, tenacious
to hold it; but upthakful in our acknowl-
edging, or right using of it. The rain
comes down from heayen in showers; it
goes upf but in nists.A Z siL d Iii .,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
Losing ALA Family Scene.

p
There is something exceedingly tender,
as we'll as instructive i'll. the following,
which we take from the lChild's paper:
A few days ago merchant failed in
business. event home one-evening in
great agitation. s. ia: - 80.
What is the matter q" asked his wife.
Il am ruined; | am bcggared. have
lost my oil y he. exclaimed, pressing his
hand upon his forehead IS if his brain
were in ayhirl. n
Allayesai6hA wife; l am left" All,
papa!!' sail his eldest boy, "here anil"
And |, too, papa said his little girl,
rumi6g sand pulling her arms around
his neek us not lost, papa" q repeated
little Eddie. And you have your health
left" said his wife, land your two hands
TO work with, papa" said hiseldest. g and
| can help you. "TtAnd your two feet,
papa, to carry you about" " And your
two eyes ioisee with, papa" said little
Eide 4 u SsJA
And you have God's promises" said
grind mother 90 p. = , t-i0
And good God,n ,nesaid his wife.
';And Heaven togo to-" said his little
u;rl.. ..EjN j.4I.lFa
,sAi,df Jesus -who came to fetch US
there, msaid the eldest ~ - .
Cid forgive me-" said the poor mer-
chant, bursting into tears, 81 have not
lost myself What are the few thousand
which have called my all, to these more
precious, things which God has left me2''
and he cl; sped his family to his bosom,
and hs,!;issed his wife and children with
thankful heart.
All, no, there are many things more
precious than gold and bank stock, valua,
bic as they may be in their place. When
the Central America was laundering at
sea, bags and purses Of gold were strewn
about the deck as worthless as the lnerest
rabbi. :. Life, life !" was the prayer.
To some of the wrctched survivors.
Water, water" was the cry. "Bread,
bread !" it was worth its weight in gold,
if gold could have bought it. a
'The loss of property must not cloud
the mind with wicked forgetfuness
of the greater blessings which are left
behind. No man should despair, forno
man Las lost his all until he has lost his
integrity, lost the mercy of God, and
lost his hope of Heaven at last"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
~ = 2 = = = =
ENnAc1Nn MANNrRs-There

EseAGINa MANNERs.-There are a
thousand pretty engaging little ways
which every person may rut on without
running the risk of being deemed either
affected or foppish. The sweet smile, the
quiet, cordial bow, the earnest movement
in addressing friend, theinquiring glance,
the graceful attention which is so captiva-
ting when united with elfpossession-
these. viii insure us the good regards Of
even churl. Above all, there is GER
tain softness of manner which should be
cultivated, and which, in either man or
woman, adds charm that almost entire
ly compensates for lack of beauty, and
inestimabIy enhances the latter, if it does
exist
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22

DEBr.-Debt is a,perfect bore. How
it haunts a man from'pillar to post; Turk
ing in his breakfast cup, poisoning his
dinner. embittering his tea now it stalks
from him like living, moving, skeleton,
seeming to announce his presence by, re-
counting the amount of liabilities. How
itjpoisons his domestic joys, by introdu.
cling its Internal "balance" into the calcu-
lation of madam respecting the price of
a new carpet, or new dress! How it
hinders dreamy plans for speculations,
and cripples resolutions too good to be
fulfilled.
At bed and board, BY night or day, in
Joy or grief, in health or sickness, at home
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
haste Awar lA,.th, 4 the lsabbath school.

0dotC AN oy ~ ShC 6abbath oShOOAs
Z ZHark !howythe cheerful morning bells. q {.
g y Callrlslaway to the Sabbath School; "a (;
This sacred chime our duty tells
Away to tho Sabbath School.
With happy facos, one and all,
We hasts. away ,othc Sabbath School,
And hearts as happy at the call
Away to the Sabbath Schoo,.
CuoRus.-Then let us haste away, haste away
= + y TO the Sabbath School.
s Then lett us haste away, away to
7 tho Sabbath School. (.
In Sunday dresses neatly clad, 20 z
Away We haste to the Sabbath School,
= No Dc y in MI the week more glad
Away to the Sabbath School.
.t.our lessons learned, our books in hand,
Away We haste to, the Sabbath School
Tho happiest children in the land
~, Away to tho Sabbath School.
CuoRus.-Then let US haste away, &c.
We love to moet together there, !,
Within our pleasan: Sabbath School; !
And all unite in praise and prayer,
= Within ths Sabbath School.
And this our bond Of love shall be,
We're happy in our Sabbath Schoo' r
And with our hearts in harmony, i} a..
Well haste to the Sabbath School.
CHoRus.-Thcn let us haste awny, &c.
The Sabba, h light sbines clear and bright
Away NC haste to the Sabbath School,
.eThe Church it is pleasant sight
{ - Away TO the Sabbath School.
The sweetest day of oil the seven,
q We'll llha.:.awa to the Sabbath School,
And run the Ginning road to Heayen,-
Away to the Sabbath School.
CHoRus.-Then let US haste away, &c.