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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

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WINNERS OF TnR
PARIS, EXPOSITION MEDAL,
VINO HAVE UNIFORMLY BEES AWARDED
HIGHEST HONORS
AT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS IN THIS COUNTRY.
So that their wo' =: is the acknowledged standard
OF excellence In ::s department., respectfully an.
nouncc that, with extended ana perfected mclll-
Ties, ana by the exclusive use Of recent Improve
ORGANS than ever BEFORE In great variety as to
style and price, adapted to all public and private
uses for Drawing Room Libraries Music Rooms
abled by their uncqnallcd facilities for Inanufac.
ture TO sell ut prices OF inferior work.
The recent improvements in these Organs have
so Increased their usefulness and popularity that
they are unqucstionably the most desirable In
Churches, Schools. &c, while the prices ut which
they can be afforded 1850 to $1,000 caCh) adapt
them to the means and requirements of all classes.
music, are elegant as furniture, occupy little
space nre not liable TO get ont OF order, mot
recurring tuning once where a pnnoforte Is tuned
learn to play upon.
The N. tS II. Organ Co. arc now selling Four
Octave Organs for $50 each; Five Octave Organs
Five Stops. with two SETS. OF ylbralors, for si2S
and other styles ut prOpOrti0natc rates. r.
For testimony to the superiority or their Organs,
apcctfIy rcfor TO the musical profession general
ly; minority OF the most prominent musicians In
the country, with many Of emincncc In Europe,
having given public testimony TINT the Mason &
linmlln Organs cxsel all others.
circular containing this testimony In full will
be sent free to any one desiring II, also dcscrp
Tive circular, containing rnN particulars respect.
Ing these Instruments. with correct drawings OF
the different styles AMI the lowest prices, which
are hxctl and inyarlablc. Address
THE MASON & IIAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
No. 698 broadway, New York;
noyl3 No. l5i fremont street. Boston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
10000 ACRES IL WILLIAMS.

~ 000 ACRES IN WILLIAMS
lV.OOO BURG CoJNTY-loo acres OF
which are cleared and 75 acres now under culi
yatiOn In corn, cotton and rice. The tract is
heavily timbcred with pine, oak, cypress and
hickory. ana contains q dwelling and Outbuild-
tngs, with fteen cabins for laborers; also one
good mill site. Average production OF the land
ten TO fifteen bushels OF corn and fifteen to TWEEN
ty.iivc bushels OF rice to the acre, without fcrt
Zers. The region abOuntls In mari deposits
Georget Sn Is the nearest market, the place being
four mil from Black MingO Creek and twenty
i've miles from Georgetown Greek, which is navi-
gable ut n seasons
Price OF the tract $4,000; one half cash, the
balance In one and two years, secured by bond
will he sold at q moderate advance on this rate
Parties desiring TO Inspect the tract can do 80 by
leaving the Northeastern Raiiroad at Kingstree,
and inqnlring the way TO my place, twenty. y.threc
miles distant. The tract lies within one mile Of
the projected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. +. CARRAWAY. Survivor OF Perkins & Car
rawny, Georgetown Postof1ice, 8. G.
sept20 mwC2moS$ pAO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
T AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG

7 AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
IL COUNTY, S. C.-The valuable PLANTATION
or the late John D PRESLEY, containing about 1000
medtateiy on the Georgetown railroad, and In seven
miles OF water communication. There arc near
hye hundred acres inoiOsod and under cultiva-
ton. The balnnce OF the Land Is heavily fimbcrcd
and well adapted to turpcntlne. Tho pace offers
iine facilities for stock raising, rs tho pasture Is
abundant both winter and summer. The dwell
ing is painted, In complete order, contains nine
commo1lons rooms and extensive piazZas. All
ontbutldingS necessary for cotton farm, In good
repair, and comfortable quarters for twenty Ia
borers. This valuable place Win he sold cheap II
disposed Of before the Goth December. Parties
desiring TO purchase viii apply To In person Ut
lndiantown, or by mail. Kingstree. 8. q.
JAMES .MCCIFTCHEN,
nOyl0 Dl2IC0 Agent for EXecutara
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
Groceries, fiquors, $ye
\ Ew YORK BAGGING.

twenty rolls OF this Superior BAGGINt; nar
by WM 10 III" ~, ,nna1i.
nOvI. Z" Wv.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

Under the authority 2nd approval or the A. W
GRAND LODGE and VI. r.. GRAND ROYAL. ARCH
CHATTER Of the State or South Carolina. will tc
Opcncu
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
RESTAURANTS.

A FIRST CLASS OYSTER HOUSE, LADIES' ROOMS
"A separate doing q 6ne business; can be greatly In.
creased win exchange for real estate personal properly
TOWNSEND. a6 0rand street, BROOKLYN. 4, d.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
COPARTNERet1fPe.

TuNE l. THE COMPREHENSIVE HRksforoRE
q existing under tho name, style and nrm OF Thomson
Bros 10 White street. has hem qayissoyed BY mutual
consent DU1kLD THOMSON.
JOHN W. THOMSON
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY SUIT
n Of Rooms in strictly private family, to let without
board to company Of two to four gentlemen 10
Union League Club House. Apply to CHURCH CO., sU
Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET-To GENTLEMEN, WITH
"A board; single Rooms, Everett Caren
don and wsstmoreand Hotels Terms moderate AZ Union
square.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

dc On0 PARTNER WANTED-TO JOIN THE AID.
pO-UUU. vertiser in old established Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods and Shirt Manufacturing business Ad
dress B. H., box l70 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS TO RENT, WITH
"A water and gas all for housekeeping bach
basement kitchen required Apply atSo East Eighteenth
street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PARTMESTs OF FOUR ROOMS TO LET-wIrH GAS
n and water at 4q4 and AIS Tenth Apply al $40
West Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

RRooKLYN.-To LET, 1MaEDIATELY, FURNISHED
ID Paror Floor. Part OF Second Floor Front and Back
Basement nice cottage house with sll modern improve
merits; nice garden with extra lott good neghborhood u
Is minutes from ferries Apply "a Powers street
Brooklyn Powers street car from Fulton ferry
The New York herald., 1869-11-14

ID BASEMENT (HIGH sTooP) AND FINE PARLoR FIRST
ID Floors let, private house 365 East Tenth street.
reasonable rents central location. Cas- water good yard
and suitable Possession.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

D. DhUTAL AL TREATMENT OF ITALIAN Mrs1c
D"l p mere are numerous Italian bows who
70 ABOUT our city in groups of three and fo,.
AHey PICK up lew pennies here and there h,,
entertaining the people with music. Tbeso
o3yS are, IN great part, kept by some person
VINO prGtcndS to support them, and who from
day to day, sends them out to gather what tbov
can from the public Few in our citv arn cn,,'
INFANT OF the suffering to which these little feI
lows are exposed and the brutal treatment thev
receive from their masters If they retnrn
nome at night with certain satisfactory snm
they are given bread and water and sent to
Their apology for bed. If the amount fails to
satisfy their brute owners they are freouentlv
SS%%,undIy thrashcd and sent to bed supperlcss
There appears to he little chance of esc,nn
lor them from this cruelty. If they endeavor
TO reach the country districts they are taken and
returned, or, II arrested, are claimed by their
masters who, representing themselves as mar.
entS or guardians, have found little difficulty in
holding on to the boys, who rarely speak En-
gllsh. In some cases the cruelty practised mn.
on them for endeavoring to escape has been
worthy OF the lnquisition. Flax has bern
wound around theirtoes and saturated with oil
to this hire has been applied and the most ex
cruclatlng torments thus inflicted Where il |
Mr Brace, of the Childron's Aid Societv9
Where are the phanthropists who are, with |
fearful eyes and aching hearts contributing
weekly to the missionary cause among the |
South Sea Islanders 2-N T. Herald
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

NOT MUCH BEHIND. In a small town on
the Schuylkill river there is church in which
the singing had run down. One evening the
clergyman gave out hymn, which was in met.
rlcal measure rather harder than usual, and a
deacon led off. Upon its conclusion, the min
lister rose and said:
" Brother B will you please repeat the
hymn as | clnnot pray after such singing"
The deacon very composedly pitched into
another tune, and the clergyman proceeded
the book to give out the second hymn, when he
was interrupted by the deacon gravely rising up
aud saying in voice audible to the congrega-
ton:
VIII Mr.. C--make another prayerP II
would be impossible for me to sing after such
praying as that!" 'O'n
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

Asst HUSBANDS.-Youngla ladies are rener
ally supposed to be more or less on the Io1Lnn,
Tor husbands. Nice dresses and pretty bon.
nets music and dancing and the polite accom.
phshments in the societies where these ara
supposed to have this object in view. But the
supply OF good husbands is not equal to the de-.
mlnd. We see thousands Of men aronnd ns
whose WI married state is constant marvel TONS %
Ne-cannot conceive how they ever induced anv
woman woman TO have them. The standard of bns.
i pandly virtues requires to be raised, and the
Vnnnes nipEet oTttgr o supplied Marriage, which de-
brings out the worst qualities in mcn "oSIes Mnn,
woman at forty exceeds the promise of La3r
glrIh9od but how few are the men who do o not
tai short OF the hopes of youth. -Grace Green.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

:. AN EASTERN SroRY.-A poor Arab travel
ing III the desert met spring of clear, swee
and sparkling water.
Used as he was only to brackish wells, such
water as this appeared to his simple mind wor
thy OF monarch, and filing his leather bottle
from the spring, he determined t. 90 and pre-
sent 1t to the caliph himself
The poor man Travelled long way before hc
reached the presence of his sovereign, and laid
his humble offering at his feet The caliph al
not deSpl~e the little gift brought to him with
so much trouble. He ordered some of the w.
ter to be poured into cup, drank it, and
thanked the Arab with a smile, ordered him To
De presented with a reward. The courtirrS
around pressed forward eager to taste of the
wonderful water; but, to the surprise of ALL
Tue clIlph forbade them to touch single drop.
Alter the poor an had quilted the royal
presence with light and ioytul heart The
caIlph turned to his cOurticrs and thus explain
cd his conduct:
" During the travels of the Arat," sail lie
the water in his leather bottle became impurc
and dl>ta>tcful But it was an offering of love
ana as such have received it with pleasure
But well knew that had suffered another to
partake OF It, he would not have concealed his |
disgust and, therefore. | forbade YOU not tn
touch the draught, lest the heart of the no o1r
man should have been wounded"
The act OF the caliph was worthy of Chris.
ian gentleman Read the story over again,
hInk about 1t, and try to remember it when
some one, more simple minded than you are.
exposes his ignorance while trying to do you a
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
IPcnLrc REsoLrrIox-No. al

u it7'lUt ION ftllg the and
,-t'ifr~ lu tnbgr'~S. ''' P''''N''OH oI inc
r- ~ 'hS Sa aud House of Representatives of tI
,, q" A9'ira ia Congress assembled That liz
I" ''''' =" congress ON Public PRINTING Ls,,,,
tH"E"i 1" contract, behalf of tl, nr,I V nr.tpV hi
'I 'Vy pr ilc reporting and publ icatin,, uT ti,.
- III Congress Tor the term two wears on, and i
~ ~ iach rIsh zen hundred sixty-ninr: PrnviI
49, ' I me ~ "l states shall be called on 70 INV g.
o @ or ati4n Of the debates the accounts rr
'l SniiI p H,'lIJttl the Joint COmmttrr on Pulc DIM,
S or to such other officer officers Of C"n~rs ~
~ am %" ihrIr or his approbation thereof as r ~
a. 'pil> "cin% 20 tir contracts, he naid
m ~ ne nc Lhit"i states alter having passed the nr,n
anu D., De- ~ lurhrr resolved, That in case the Joint
t'r on iubllc Prinng unable q
factory contract with the said vCs and arv or fla a.
% Unable 10 MI any contract that they may make the Xxx,
committee on PRINTING be au hOrizrd TO hnve H.
ported ana printed under the direction of The
PRINTED at the Government Printing ~ "seSSIoha
SEC 3: And be it further resolved. That for tho -
a"reSan there De appropriated and
the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sun If r
oi 'ueieoI as may be
Approved, March g. 1862
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
P0cI1v.
ALONE.

Alas alas did not deem
mat could re unhappy be:
UNI not think that youths bright jroo,,s
Could yield to stern reality
Bnt 1t Is 50 and even now
III sorrows chains I'm forced to bow.
uraln the bitter cup of grief
ana Tor me there is no relief,
he lrlends-thc joys of youth are nono
And am left alone. alone.
Alone Alone! All. bitter word
us meaning now know full we'll;
In sunny youth twas oftimps heard
AN from the lips pi care it fell:
h"t IN my heart there then was found
NO chord responsive to the sot,ud
For grief had never entered tb,r.
And all was Joy where now i, care -
nut those bright DAYS ol youth hay. ao,vn
And am now alone, alone.
Alon' Alone. o, who can know
me anguish ofa lonely heart
"h"Nr fountains oft with grief o'er go,v
FROM "hich not, scaldin- tear,lop, start
y" words such anguish can r,.y.,I
Ana none can know save those wb, f..,
me a%"nhns grief, tha, Ii.
Concealed from every human eve.
within the heart whose silent ,,oa,,
Is rather help me-I IN alone"
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
lprRLJc RrsoLrrroy-Yo7l -

J"iht Resolution ducctiu- tI,. ,,tI,...''",' 40, 81 =, ,
m Steamer tlI " ''''o'Ct''rht oi the lien
r,rt a. 'I 'h" SIKH ct February cuLtnar b,r,, .
W.. ,,. ~ Thi'nt IN the tjlr n :; rI,tf , ana
Iar.j '" tween The Secretary of I'm N,,
'''9 anu the a>gIcc> q TN. t,,,'. ''y "i Iut
Yu.r..;i .t-u~ uii'i eighteen hundred ana
I,I..I'4 '' ana thJt tho ,f W., ~ ~
Inn ,l ,, HeIN' one Ariaitlc and Iarit 'iII itu
tIll "' applied ior Hilauc ulrr tL NY u! ul-
'"N I" secure tine rrpa,l,,.Ir ,r ", =
I'm -'' annual o f,.. y "I
Wrtiunr ~ Inc said vessels Pr,,,,.r Al
Si, I'm rust; that the b,,n,I oPe W.
the r,,,,rIt @ vessels ami employ them in tr, a.,
co,,,.' ma H. alter the, expiration Of ,,' 80 IA 10. Oh
contlr, ~ 'ur prrtol nance the strvira ,,,
'li' t>N5irc SHOULD uLlcF
balance ,u. an va. compensation such out >taninp
'palu or unretuuitd OF s;cI mi, .,,c M
y,.t Fr az Navy might have mad. pri,T M I ~ lHe
SERVE, ''lcictnlCEt Of the run,uct VI
u,t IL 'lr S'i htfmurc WIS, after III
~ iIl ih! place of sale to sell t, ~; IoI SIX
of mn ana out OF the proceeds, p,y III tne r .pN
anal tl The ans g. "i adv ance> due the nina S,t.
OF 10 t'r a>SIgnrtS; and
5'H jHh'i1@ the tlautlr nm, ~ H.
'C'''> "a large amount dnr
,u,I,, ~ - uf expenses in executing ta tru.t III ~
. i, M '.'il, % me tVrurnt Liable Iur ,,, "iCu
t-. , w. .r >'I Steamship Atlantic has ,n an t19
Th,fr. '7 I" 'Hv terms of the mortgage but
fL t,>"yri by the Senate and House of
,r.tr - 81 America in Congress H,s,tIl,I NJ, -
s'' Navy sc and j. hereby Iir,ctai at' .ic
in Sr ~ IS SAID decd OF gage TO prnc,. ~ 'te
~ lH' law and deed Of mort l, nav ,tf uHc''
Ia t i zen upon said steans hip Atlantic ~ Ae'
tlr pay mrIt o rXprr>rs t NV ~, ,, a a view
iIurt ' ''''' oc uue anu owing upon the said
Approved, February 70, l,C9
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

SCIClDE-Ihe fact that decided and dan
gerouS suicidal propensity may exist, unaccom.
panied by any marked mental alteration. and
against which those who are possessed by il arc
p""eIleSS, mas received an interesting illuStra
ton. a schOol-boy in a Na>sachusetts town
the other day being reprovcd by his teacher
went home, and beng directed by his father to
return and ask pardon of his master, proceeded
instead to his own chamber where he shot him
sell. 1t Is point to be observed that thisun.
o'Suiia'G lad was the lOSSessor Of two pistols.
anu oi the means OF charging them. 1t is ex.
tremely probable that under morbid Influences
Tor which he was to a slight extent # NJ I'll n,Hr
ally responsible, this boy had often reflected
win these very weapons in his hands upon
tic m iataL hSe u which n finally put one Of them
We are accustomed to attribute suicide alto.
gether to accldentaI and temporary causes. To-
losses III bu mess, to m0rtiticltion, to di,on.
Eolntment, and even to indi di5e>tion; but while
the>e mly occaSl n an activ access Of delu,ion
III some cases, we find tn though equally prer.
hiht they have no such effect upon persons in
Whom the predlSpOsition does not exist. The
trouble OF the boy to whom we have referred
was III Itself insignificant. lie couII at hi.
age, have known nothing of rooted sorrows
or o1 written troubles of the brain" He had
experienced none OF those trighttul vicissitules
Wnich sometimes make the life of a man utter
iy lnSupportabe. The inference is that he must
have been in a menta, condition which paraIyz
ed yoiltlon, and lett him at the mercy of a per
verted instinct. We have known one other case
IN u which suicide was committed by boy un
Ier almost identical circum stances. The value
81 , such Instances Is that they obge Us to aban
Ion the routine assignment of motives To which |
we are accustomed, and to seek less patent |
;auSeS = for thoroughly unnatural act.-N. + |
Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
OEN EICIAL.
p LAN ~. AMP RESOLUTIONS OF rI1t ,-111,,,,
1-D AZ AiE iiiikh ~ eIGN az i III ~ ; IT.
ttNttEI.~~ ~ NOIt IL

A~.T II T.NIILI HONS OF ~,
--''- ''1i ~. ; l. SION UF IIli. F6IFI +. n
'tNtrEISS ' O'Nl 4 II
4 R,S,l,ti.,, u L hLi' hESpLCIIuN
%ihlH and r.Na~ " ''"''>i' mai GOV yrumcnts Of Vir-
Ur $40 ~" ,2 - senate and House of Rclres.,,i =,
' 'I -l, IIcl r. YES OF the
Vi'- au I, CIV "grS IN the onal n. f
pr,,cr.,i 49, i'. 'liRIt take Sll,,r,
il .! act outitIcl An act To- aIt cat I!
oaSsigr of iii. Pl''' approx ID July Si2 shall n H.,
h., ,v>"I.Iun bc removed -" ne
craaIi %. tue district commanders To 6i & anu shall
Provided t O persons can TAX ~; , 10
to persons WIZ m M provlSloS Of this resolution shall rnt
w. "ii4 ny reason ot the removal of nr NY apply
"IHtu lea IN ne fourteenth alnrim"' % M DISABILITIES AS
lied In t ior any Office pursuance of tb .t
. t'Ncl I'lg an Ull Moi bir. hOt tHII-
elrTrih >'. have been removed annr,'l "lluIu I
TbaI ''"'Itd amt sixty r'.;I}
ti,t m & S resolution shall not TAX. rt m ,iit
this passage: And is tult her provii rIt
Mississippi ~ - He'r" "Nttirtct to, the State ~
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
TillfINI,S

oh' could there in this world he found
some little spot of happy ground
where village pleasure nj 'si.t 70 round
Without the village attii.E,
i"W d"dbty h.c>Nvi that spot would be
Where all might dwell IN liberty,
Free from the bitter misery
OsoS>ipS' endless prattliuy,'
Every community is cursed by the presence
~ ~ class Oi people who make it their business
10 attend to every bUdy's business but tbr;r
oM1' A such people are fhe meanest specimens
1l u'pravcd humanity which an all wise Proyi.
ucHcG permits 20 exist on this cursed earth II
i wei known that almost every PERSON is dis
posed To speak evil Of othelS; ana tattling i :,
Sih S,ih from which very few can claim to be rxr,,rt
hut the object of our present article is to snr,E
oI lhat distinct class Of tlttlcrs who make taln.
nIGar'h@ ~ the constant business of their lives
= hcy Pfy INTO the private affairs of every fam
ny III tne heIShhurhood, they know the exact
'.I a'a'C VI one helghh0r feelings towards anoth-
er they understand evcrybody'S fault, and No
httle buHdr or M. .dcnlralor rvrr - Wv
lhelr WatchtuIneSs. They are particularly we'll
Po>teu up on everything connected with court
snip anu luatrlm0ny, know who are going to
marry Wh0u!, and can guess the exact time
Mheh II Will take place. They watch every
movement OF parties suspected of matrimonial
intentions, and if there is the slightest chance
70 TO- create disturbance, excite jealousy or
pleak up match, they take immedatr adj.
vantIsc OF 1t, and do all in their power to keen
people III constant state Of veXatioD. Thev
gIlde from gentleman to lady, from mother to
from father to son, and in the ears
9l . all they pour dark, bitter whispers of Sian.
uerS ana abuse, and at the same time pretend
10 DC the most sincere friends Of those thev
laIN 10; HE black and uauseuus pills of mali
CIoua SANDER ale sugar-cOateQ with smiles and
honeyed words Of friendship.
tattlerS are confined to no particular class of
society They be long to all classes, and operate
IN all. Ne find them among the rich and the
poor" upper ten" and "lower million, in
The church and out of it. They are people who
nave no cher ambition than to be well inform. |
ID IN regard to other people private business.
% retaI! scandal to their neighbors and exult
u hendlsh triumph over the wounded feelings
lnd bruised hearts Of their innocent victims.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

;, On the 9th ult the wife of Judge james
Human, OF Humansville, Polk county, Nilsson.
H. gave birth to two boys and girl, averaging
oyer six pounds each The father of this trio
OF babies IS 90 years of age, has had three
wives, and is the paternal relative of some Is
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

s.;, hope y91u will be able to support me, ;"
[y;tb IiI q young l3dy' while walking out one day
pavement why, yes" said the SOM sa~oubnt ou 5nt
nieSltatng swain, with some httlc a>S;stance n~s
from your father" There was some cnnfn.;on
ana profound silence when the lovers collo.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19
IPrnLIc RrsnLrrlnv-Nn u !

i'''p I'I'il puf,i,I-i,,, C col a.
,i'i> mat" Wl' u foreign cuufrts VI PoAIt coHVel-
tn. t S,} - n" ,'Hr and House Of Representatives of
o. STAT" be- authorized and directed TO ca o ho he
IN. H'iii1 mat" with foreign countries undaT
' ~" act OF March third. ci cen hum,
H.. I'm, lih may hereafter be made to be published il,
tL.. W .''l 10" same terms prescribed for
"a ,r. NJ q" l' treaties and laws the United S,ntas
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

SOCIAL JOURNALISM OUT WEsr.-A West.
cIT :! u paper has established IA department of
,, D@G'rothalS, @ whercupnn the Inavenworth
BMtetin suggests that a department of :. M.
tatIonS should lie introduced, the pnblicatinn
OF which has heretofore been monopolized bv
sewing societies, quilting parties, picnics and
Smyrna times., 1869-05-19

A HINT.-Girls, remember that the man
who bows, smiles, and says many soft things to
you, has no genuine love; while he who loves
most sincerely struggles to hide the wcakncS
OF his heart, and frequently appears decidedly
awkward. Fanny Fern. N''