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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-08
State of south t'aroIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

Leroy Taylor, vs.. dLtachmcnt
Ivy Taylor dsSumps,t.
TE'HE. Plaintiff in this case, having this day
B filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wifeor Attorney, known in this Stale,
upon whom copy Of the same can be served.
On motion. ordered that the said Defendant
do appear ami plead to the said declaration,
within a year and Il day from The publication
hereof. or final and absolute Judgment will he
awarded against him.
JNO. F, LIVINGSTON, C. c.p p.
Clerks Office,
May 8, 1870 BIT 81 so ape Is
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state of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE CoMhONYLEAS.
William Keower
Case ON dttachment.

Us Case on Attlef"ent.
The Plaintiff having this day fled his decla-
ration in the Clerks Office Of Abbsville District
against the defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits oflhe Stale, and has neither
wife, nor attorney, known within the same,
upon whom copy of said declaration might
be served: Its therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear and plead 10 The said
Declaration, within year and a day from the
ilimg of this Declaration, or final and absolute
iutI Smcnt will be given and awarded against
MIN. JOHN + LIVINGSTON, c.c.p.
Clerks Office,
May II, 1910. w&M $3.50 age
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson IL Hodge

VS. Case ON attachment.
William N. Bailey
Whereas the Plaintiffs have this day filed Ihch
declaration in the Clerks Office Of Abheville
District against the Defendant. who is absent
from and without the limits of this State, and
.las neither wife nor attornay, known within
The same, upon whom copy of The said derla-
ration witt, rule to plead unto, might he
served: 1t is therefore ordered, That the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec
laralion wilhina year and "a day. from this date,
or judgement. final and absolute will be awar-
dcd against him -
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office,
May II. lS4O w&M $3.50 age
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GARsVEN & HAINES,

GARsVaN & HAINES,
Successors to H. r. Cook, & Co.
III EEP constantly cn hand, at the above
EA House, general assortment Of
DnUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PEREUMERY. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, HATTER'S MATE
RAILS, WINDOW CLASSIC.
All Of which they offer at the lowest prices.
and ON terms to suit purchasers.
F Physicians and family prescriptions will
receive prompt aud faithful attention, Mt all
hours, day and night. All orders executed
with neatnesS and despach. -
\ supply of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always on hand. suited 10 The season.
|: p. GAnvls. ". D,
WIN. HANEs, Jus.
J. II. MURRAY, NJ. D.
Hamburg, 5. c., Feb 8, l54l.
Feb. 10 f2
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March II.
EsHIN HA
C. A. DOWD.
# 6

a FEW days since. by negro boy,
"A small sum of Money, which the owner
can have by proving property, ,-rewarding the
linler, and paying charges. Enquire at this
Office (f 2) Feb. 9, 1871.
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
II q II fLIl 80
John Ruff and Philip
Cronler, Adn'trs.
of E. Cromcr, decd.

John Ruff and Philip
Cromer, Adn'trs. RDfto .Forecyos.
off. Cromcr, decd afo,tonge
Edward s; usc,np. 1''s+ss
HT appearing TO my satisfaction, that Edward
Il McCann, the defendant in the. above case,
resides out of the limits Of this State, OIL motion
Of co,nplainant's Solicitors, ordered, that the
said defendant do appear and plead, answer,
or dcmur, TO the said Sill, within three months
from the publication OF this order. or the said
Bill will be taken pro eontesso against him.
BENZ. Y. MARITIME. e. A. D.
Commissioners Office, 26th Jap.l lS4I.
Feb 4. iE..fa.l MI
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YELLOW HOUSE,
AND
General Drag Store.

Centre.sIreet, Hamburg, S. c. opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Sc nrlesns. O.labef

New nrieses. October >.
The yell ~ fever. tAsnk Cod. has taken
ils departure; moi. ho~rver. wslhau' lssv-
ing behind asees 81 10 drradfui rassges.
which viii inng be remshherrd As having
rendered The se.snn nf 1871 one - The
most msl,gnsnIo On record. Stare de late
ffosl ihs facully are unanimously Of opinian
lhsl s,r.ngsrs incar m ri.k al present in
entering The cry. Accordingly. people
are IIarking in hanrly, ani sslf by magic
she dr.lh,ike quiei which prevailed few
weeks $50 has suddenly brrn transformed
,aIa the baslls ARl Summation peculiar ID
New Orle rs IN the winter season.
Iaorder 10 dcmansIrsis oslrnnriusive.
" The fatality AZ The epidemic during The
ptsi season. l have i.krn The trouble 10
sun NJ h Total mortality. since tie cat
break 81 thr fever. rommenc,ng GA lhr 1t
of August. and ending yesterday. which
comprises perInd nf tselsc weeks aud
eve DAYS. The result il as follows:
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REMEDY pa TnrIRHEuslA1igu
A spahdsnl 81 def Uhiisd s..,,.
GszeFe gives Ihe following ~ N inlall,hl.
fFmsdy l,r die ihsumsIifm. IL ss,, A.,
he. - srll - hundlets 81 ashsss. a.
sssa il vi b psfitei ielssi:
Recipe -0ur sill e 3, N, snh ., "a
fnow npfning. can he iashd ~ grsss,l..
~ rnsnd he riis pat in,n ini hsrl.
gu lhr tuile with ils sbs, Jog, el /. ,;,h
lsrpenlns ssllnw ins board Of kns,; Il, ,
Oh up wiih strong alrs.hnl.
In lhSer DAYS he. iur,fniine. and "A.
virtue firm The 9, mfson sad. .sfseka
hy ahe aleahol. tanning ihe LIQUID :, ,
Rrrshish rsl.,r. l, ID ihsn &, "a -
Babe he PERI afseied wnh ILis p,sn,.
ration kw limss. aud il y III DIVE as.x
al pam.
THE plant here rallied as mpsrn il ,ur.
passed 10 be he lsmrsias uesd (Sn,ma.
niuml ~ Virgins. The SEEDS are On.
irsm.ly poisoRuus. IL swslIawsd. aad y,
"fien given in ssry minute doses. ., !,
remedy Cor srnie rhsumlhsm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Temperance al tie UeJ.--The P.u.-
burg eIl'gsnccr cay. that gres, Wcs-
tern Temperance Con, en,'nn was held =,
Pnisbutg on The 20.h and 2l- inst. cum
sisiing oi de'egaits and members from
wss'e,n pennsy lvania and sdj,eeni por.
,inns oil Ohio AMI Virginia. Forty five
Tempe rance aud Iol.l Abstinence Sne,e.
ties were rerre.enied 10 the Convention.
and the In,rlligencer states ilIsi. dirrrlIy
aud Indirectly. they represented al lea.t
twenty-five thousand persons, who have
wiihin The las, year jain.d The Tempe.
rance Total Absuncnce Societies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
FROM SPAIN

The long tslkrd.ni instruction j" Ia
vnr &c Quen Chris ina hr lie on, abort
tie u, nf Ormh,r. Vt Pamptluns. IL
was headed by General U'IlnnneIl, uhn
p's.essr.l himsrli 81 The citadel. having
with him three haual mrs II Inot. iWn
,qnsdions ii nurse. and smsll body 81 al
ullrry. The movement WAS quickly ioI-
loved II vri.ra snd Illbna. and indeed
ihroughnn, Navarro aud t;uipuscoa il
EN-. 10 have been la,oicd.
The pioi extended 10 The eapi,sl. ~h'rs
IN Il tm.n was made 10 .rizs the person
81 the ynnng Qrrn i-ab,ll hui the IN.
sur;e"iInn lh.rr was pu, dawn almost IN
n"mrni BY Espa,irsn. VIII. vas arprIz-
ed"f il beforehand sni lully prepared to
meet u. ID ego Leon and t;rn. c"ncha,
WIN we're at lie head &c lie nalcnnien's.
esraped
Alrw DAYS after. some disturbances or
CURED AZ Ba.erlona. hbt these seem to
have been GIT up hy third patty. adhef-
ing nti,her TO thr,snna nur 10 Esrsr'e'
~.
The latest accounts are 10 The 2uih
from Ba, onnc. VIlnnntll had ,hen
marched from Pamprluna and gained
pns.ssse.on of EFT H.. General Az eree
was advancing &, inert him. having i.kfn
possession 20 psmprluna sf'sr ], eyacua-
ion BY UDonneli. Al Madrid all was
quiet Diego Leon had been taken and
sltat.
Is was nni ,.unhis,l hat The insnrrrciion
worl finally be suppressed ~ The pre-
vines. III, rnl nnnl l,ng TERN of fava'
gc. and hloo.ishei. Queen Christina -
reported 10 have officially t,.claimed ai
connrxinn i,h lie pln. bnt her d'srls'n-
er WIS mt he'ie,e,'. Tie King 81 'l''
Fsench alsn is eia,eel Nth hs,inp some
hand ~ Il. - preliminary 1, the MARI
re Of bis sou. ,hr lluke d'Acmslr, s'la
he ,puns Queen l,a',lla.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

~ill keep your irahk fos yon. d uili Be
Qntie sale herr.
!. No ms'.m. | dat sat % ntafn. .
SAID g.sssthiar. s.Iwa.id nnrh r.fhes ~
main hrEs." - ss.r l.-nkrd ppaa she kidd
he.rl~d rxps-s,loa "a The ~suah's iser.
.Oh. ms'sm. | an saSr yss'Is srl
eone. cs@r a; Il ysu en- make y"urssli
ranisaird here. sos are heartily se.-
esrme.s
IL can Dske mvsrlf eanientfd sny
uhere. xhese inl knd ferlings." SAID
Jasepline. !. sad Iam very n1eh osl'gsd
a Yea far ire Insl,au0a.
.I.el me i.kr yaur bsnnei Mss. and
here are some books, e Soa can fnd any
worth rtsd,ag % smuse yaurseii, sh,lr l
stlend 20 ne d,iry. or sau knos. Miss.
We eaunHs i.iks III have % work. T"
What rel Ta,lHsness under rough gsEb.
Iharkh JuseGhinr. - she ssid.
Il an greatly obliged BY your kind
ness"
ITO be eone,udcd Eexi wesk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
Essl Florid. nOsrmber :, Issr

Eaet fAttta@ AotFMtcf "a It4I.
The Tampa mail gives 90 rhe,r,g
hope that erery thing an Ihs, side .r liz
ierri,nsy in % gard IA he rnmirg IN .f lie
lndisns 70 fssssahle 10 the speedy ls,m,.
nation 81 he var. wilhmi The nere.sny
81 firing another gun. On he 2Dih uli.
the tLirf Uf The Tsllahs,srs siris.i !,
Tampa Bav, With twenty tight q b..
psrtle. On ihe sane dr. sfri, ed lhr,a
The United S,sies sehasnsr Flint. Isom
crloosahs,rhif. and ,hisiy-lwo Of his rro-
pie.
A sub Chief. with e,eht n his leoplr.
belonging Ia The S.,alhern la.lisn,. are u
Puon,a R.sas.
Report gives The arstfyi inisllernre
that The hague III IN. t.hi,i. IN ,he Ever.
Rlades is broken NJ. San james and the
Pmphe, hssng qnauellrd; thai Sam !.
leIl rnly twenty -se,e en- warrinis. aid
has gone cut af,Ls Everglades 10 The L.
cha Halchee. were IislIstk Tus-,e mug
gee j. Nth small bsnd.
Tso .. the piineipsl Chiefs IN he
Essiglsdrs are willing to come IN nil
,hs,r people. aud will DO 50 ~ shcn nns
without doubt.
Lieut.. Sprasue. Adjasn, Q b llfanuy.
in charge Of Tiger Tail aud AII,sa,or. A.
rived ,s,ier,.sy >, fou King. ~ heir
VAT hunting fr The indi.ns thal sse out
10 that neigLb"rhcnd. They are expects
., Pal.lks ln dsv Of twa. ~ pursue their
hun, up the 81. Jol.n'r. md around Tie
meath af The Oelausha
On The lie lO.h plL ,here vas 0 erri-
bic storm o. tie puonrs Rasas. thai swept
over The camp and smrehnusr.--sles,ray.
e.l every hing. The men aud Ulcers
escaped only with the rlolhrs ihey had
or; bu, one life lat. Tie sirsmtr lis
vas driven NJ inm lie middle II the
camp. sndnow llrs high sn.i !ry: nothing
irjurrj. aud y ~ soon be GOT OF wiihuuI
iamage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
gfo.,oeIr,,,l, .yrbooI .y,o,,,ie,-The

Massachusetts .SrkoOi Sfafisiics--The
amount raised BY town taxes the las, year,
throughout the state, for school purposes.
was sf2l. 0l5 %, which, added 10 The
amount Of income Of the surplus revenue
appropriated 10 the same object OF %, $40
IS, makes an annual appropriation Of half
q million Of dollars. The number Of chill
drcn returned, between the ages OF four
and sixteen, is ls3.492. The average
sum appropriated 10 the instruction Of each
child is 80 20.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

psblishsi a lev days Eincf. They ap-
peal b De people % decide Wheihss : lisy
shall be called upon 10 aid ID placing n
he Naiional Seaaie. Cor four O. six yesn,
men whose opinions are Bnknown. and
wl.a refuse 70 give them when respectful
M asked Coz lhem, or esen 10 admit ne
night o. iqsirucion." This Is unsnalis-
rsred I.ocolocoism. The slzie Is unrep-
resented n ne Senate. and hes, BY : large
majority, declared Cor he Wings. DIR.
Poster iraxersed the stale. and his senl-
meats on al great questions arc familiar
10 every body. The Legislature, shen
convened. has majority of one LoeOioeo
in The Senate. representing , Wing DIS
uiel. under pledge 20 vote Cor Wing Sc
majors in Congress, according 10 The pub
lie viii. If the two HOUSES assemble IN
Convention. ihe Wings. through their
members in the House. win have ma
ioriiy on joint ballot. and can elect whom
they please. Then comes The caucus cat
eehism. gOl up in fun knowledge that No
Wing would pledge himself, under il. "a
repeal all ihe laws Of The Extra Session;
and. when they get just snch an answer
as they expecied, they make that , pre-
text Cor posiponing the election, and iol
leaving ihe Stair without representative
in the National Senate. The appeal Is |
trick. founded in the hope that delay will
enable them in some way 10 obtain ma
joriiy in the Legislature, and elect iheil
own men. Cincinnati Ga=.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Arrounis IFnm WexicO, va Ttxss,
siaie that
Zen. Santa Aura aerlsrcd Limalf
Dlcia'or. and Is snpp.risj hy The N. s. NJ
The Ienpis. lie mas pramr.,d The Safes
he will ietiose The constitution Of 1924.
The people Of The ciiy Of Mrxco
are IN iss"r 81 Bas,,men,e. aud Santa
Anna's army Is besiesing The inr.risl
riis.
"Sm,a Anna. party !. tie mos, M.
msrnu., and We shsll mi BE- n all surprs.
ed 10 lear that their dillirnllie. end b, de-
rlsnng that rhl.f PIesld, n, of MrxIrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
. goo l,72a

Showing an average weekly mortality Of
gil. OF which lbs were 81 yellaw f.,er.
Ga comparing our summer pnPalsIon
(sO.000) wnh Thar Of New York. l320.-
09o.l il w,ll readily be perceived how
very unhe.hhy The pas, season has been.
The. sverage number of deaths ~ New
York is ab,ul 200 per week, while in This
rIiy, viii population on. fourth Of
yours, The above figures have sncceede5
Tor thirteen weeks in surression.
y. Y Com .7Ic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
Banel. of Vino, 1858, 1872

Greai Ere.-'fhnI,en bundled gal.
Ions Of spriluous liquor. II is said. we're
burn, on The green IN Buue. Msssschu
sets. one day recently. The liquors con:
sliuied the stock Of several retailers wLo
promised 10 give Up The business 81 sell
'ng, on condruon iha, the Temperance pso.
rle would buy what t'iey had on hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

The citizens OF Wesi6eld, Massachu-
sets, have presented handsome silver
pitcher 10 lad named Rozeme Rogers,
about ihirteen years old, Cor reseuing an
other hoy from \ waiery grave, in July
last, AZ the risk OF his own life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Read AMI Refeef.-'i'ha, young man
who u wasting his time in dlrhe.s and
sloih--wlnse golden hours y. nnw living
with The sw,fness OF time, and ,e, m.
impr"yed--whuse smbton aud energies
are all tucked up in The prison house Of
'nd"lenre-wiIl. ere long, find Tia, The
islse and deiesisb!e msx,m. /. The world
oses ne li,iag, aud ID have H." i. =
misershly deceptive resource. Welding
nothlne IN the decline of life hut poverty,
y re,chedness and ii.g,are.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Wholesale Dsaths We copy the To-
i"w,ng paragraph fr'm tie LOUISE lille
JmiaaI OF the 25h ulumu: h" Two or
three weeks ag". three hundred fo'cign
emigranIs arrIteJ al The B:l'ze BE- low
New OIlesus. The ei'y authorities. hear
ing Of their arrival. anil anxious that tht y
should nnl II victims to The yellow fever.
sent deputtisiinn. warning them not 10
enter the CITY. and altering 10 furnish them
with mrais nf subsI.ienre until tie pestI.
] nee shnnld snbside. The eni!'anis
thought il VAS all Yankee irrk. We
are i"lI," sad they Ia The depuistinn.
ilai We ran make three dol as day IN
Nes 0..ea1-; IL The an h,ntlrs will pay
us tai, we will stay where we sre-it
NJ. Tue ponr fellows FASTENED n
tie 'iv; and. si.,he.l..t daies. II is said
thai nj une u .l,ea was living"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Among ihe reforms attempted in New
York is the suppression Of the Sunday
papers. The Grand Jury has presented
them as nuisanees. and in our opinion We
~ properly. There should be one day
OF the week at least for repose, and mo-
thing unnecessary should be done on that
day. 1.-The Law had no divine sanction,
the manifest benefit. moral and physical,
to al classes Of society, constitutes a sul-
iicient reason 10 demand The observance
Of il. We can do very well without Sun
day papers. The appetite Cor news,
news, news, might rest satisfied with six
days Of pampering, such as il now obtains
from the numberless and ample journals
which prelennii only the Sabbath.
MAJ. Gs<.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Tie Case Of Grogn II. aparns
f,on The s"hj.ined paragraph of the slon
trrai Gazeut, thal The canadian authors
ties are fulfilling 10 he l-i,es The promise
made {, The Gnvrrnr u Vermont, ,hr
ease IL Giosa:
:. We und-1sian,l that, in rur.u,nce oi
thr DIR cinns nf SIR R,rh I'd Jackson. The
administering nt the tinseiamen: and
cnnminder e The !olcvs. Gu maria,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18
WINFIELD SCOTT.
THE TENNESSEE SENATOR'S.

The TENNESSEE SENATURS.g
The thirteen members oflhe Tennessee
Senate who undertook to in,errogale Mr.
Foster, candidate for election as Sena-
tor IN the Congress Of the United States.
tase exception 70 his answer, which was
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Ume.-The f.llowing t.Bie Is drawn
from = recent German work. Siau.uk
yoh MmriIx Frsenzi"-,hnss the extent
"f the manufacture Of wine in The Austrian
Expire, in 1870.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

II is Singular fact tina, all our pecnni-
AIRY difficulties, both State and National,
have grown oat of the exercise Of the We
d power. Gen. Jackson vetoed the bill
10 establish a National Bank, and forth
with his party friends brought into exist
eace hundreds Of State Banks-thence
followed an expanded currency, and the
aye Of spacula.;on-aai. again, these were
followed by reydlSion and ruins. Gen.
Jackson vetoed the bill authorizing an
appropriation towards constructing the
Mayssiile turnpike road, and recommend
al that States should make internal i'm
proyemsnis. The states gave heed TO the
alsiee, Illinois among the rest: AMI here
" now are in the IDS isl OF raI-road ruins,
ne bankruptcy, ami general pecsniary
'disiress--all Of which csn be traced, with
nnerring certainty. is The exercise Of the
Vsto power. Saagamo( m. Joufnai.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-18

Rare HJ.esiy.-FH lang time pas.
,hr government has bad an :. sg-n' OF
putl.c umb.r' in East Florida. whose
da'y il sas 10 guard The public timber
(itve oak against dsPfedrron 'Apili
last, Mr. n ,than Sergeant 81 Philad.lphia
was apponl' IN fl the "fEicr. lie pro-
ceejei Iu Firria. but soon fuun'l, that
the fear al the Indians VAS an Elf clu-
81 prereni,rr against such Genredaiirns;
Iilai The .fiicc vas consequently Zine
cure. AID had been So ever since the Sc
minnie sar b gan. lie therefore. Ike .
gaoi Wing As he is. resigned, and recon
m.nd=J that The pflice be abolished,
which ~as so:mi.ngiy done. The name
IL the man vino held The office under
Ean Burel ought TO be published along
yl'h NJ Se'geHnfr. Fay. Obs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-23

To. MORROW To-MGRRow WHO can
tell how much is embraced in this expression?
Though but few bours intervene between
it and US; though it will soon commence its
course, who is there that can read its page,
and pronounce the character of It's events?
Tomorrow Those who are now gay
may be sad-lhose who are walking the ave.
nues of pleasure led by the hand nl hope.
may be the subjects ofIntense sorrow. Pros
perty may change into adversely. Those
who are now on the mountain summit may
be overspread with paleness-the strong step
may falter Death may have oyertaken us
To.morrow II may entirely change the
course OF our lives. II may form a new era
Of our existence. What we little expect may
occur. What we fear may not happen.
To morrow Away with anxiety. Let
us lean on Providence. There is being to
whom oil the distinctions of time are the
same, and who is able 10 dispose every thing
for our wise improvement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-23

EVERY THING HAS ITS own UsE.-It is
the opinion of philosophers that there is no.
thing IN the world that was not created for
some use or other. Yet Of what use Is the
lazy bulking lout who draws his periodical
stipend, or income, which by some myster-
Gus providence has been given TO him to sup.
port his lazlness and to make HIM more lazy
who by his habits of Incidence has become
incapable of bodily labor, and is without
mind 20 plan or direct any useful process Of
labor bot spends his time in sensual gratif.
cation and idle conversation Take such n
man at the age Of forty or fifty, aud divesi
him of what little fortune winch has enabled
him To be drone IN sncIely, and what can
you make Of hIm3 Wait and you shall
hear.
Among the capiives Of an hlgnrine corsair,
was a person ot this description. lie i'm.
plored that he might DO set at liberty and
urged as an argument that his sedeniGry hd-
bits had totally disqualified him for labor Of
any kind, aud consequently he could be Of
no use as a slnve. The corsair being igno-
rsnI Of what was mepu, by a man Of "seden-
iary hibils" asked an explanation from some
of tbr luther cRplivns who gave him TO under
stand that u meant gentleman Dursed in
tho lap of Incidence. who bad tasked neither
his brains or sInews. aud was therefore unfit
for meElsl or bodily exertIon F; in short one
WIN was good for nothing. The corsair
unused for n whiln. aud then with the air of
one who has caught n new ides exuliinrly
exclaimed {: "by the beard Of Mahomet, but
W. will find n use for hin, zoe DiH put n pair
Of feather brcchts upon him, and set hiu, 10
haichiag eggs"