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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

Illustrations u Letters Sheep Husbardry (" Tax
nsg; Numeer.nsi Washing Apparatus roe-NiPPsFs
3Asssips Arfans smenls, Fold s-rseisi Woolroushi
-hs Fisscs satus Box; shepherds Csoos
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- A. -EHGEA NJ, ADctlonser, viii positively ssn
\. A. sucilon 90 ue.dsJ Iiih January q, " eioea
- the Merchants tschsbs-, WaiLst the tbree-siofy
bris hous. ana lot II6 ssyenls.st between Assnnss
sDd a. The hsuss by 49, well built LOT - By bali me
bloc. With ioudd Anon la rear for osildns GOV eoss
ed win Ood houses The will be 10 the beet oIa
DIR ID of e.uf.s ~lll he s.fflnCsd. llO ic
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DIR MOTIFS
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

DALsAMc COUCH SYRUP, pnss 50 cent,psr bou.
- g lwis4WJl
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Tickets 70 be bad ~ the bookstore VI NJ Wider luton
s. that of Elliot CO Atlantic IT, aud the Post Ohce
10 Brooklyn; Wiley Putnsui, New-icIki and az ne
door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

NoRrcAsrE's SALE o. fVSSirySE-R [. htMF WI
sell AUCTION 90 WsicesiAy a. pt O'Clock At 81 nfosa
.v b. order Of Mortgage srxe lot OF seeone eata ist
uiture large portion Of which has oeeu lite a'es eoc
stns Of pAgor cham e. csnrs soom and atchen i1fai
rur
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Bradford Springs For sale.

This well known and desirable situation
for SUMMER RETREAT, is offered :ior
sale; and presents q chance for handsome
speculation. g AZ q &.
The Tract contains 1916 acres; Of which
25tl acres is under fence, and 400 acres have
been cleared. 1T is situated on the main
Road from Camden to Shtnteryille: about Is
miles from each; and gives name to the
Range Of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
muchsaypcnce, and converted into Female
Seminary. The main building is 100 feet
long-has from 25 to 80 Roonls-some of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
l20 feet of Piazza; go feet of Balcony; wide
Passages, and staircase; handsome Base
ment; all necessary out-bnildings;, and air
and waite, pure as the mountains.
Two commodious Cabins are attached,
| with five Rooms, 9 fire places and Piazza.
\ second settlement is close by on this land,
aifording accommodations of every kind for a
family. a great many fine springs gush from
the sides OF these hills, affording the scites
of numerous settlements; which in time will
doubtless be established here, since the great
impedilnent, the Santec and Watcree swanlps
are now overcome by the Camden Branch
Road. 1t is a splendid situation for an Acad-
emy, Male or Female or for Boarding
House for the summer; or for q summer Re-
troat for gentleman of fortune. s5s
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash down. the re-
mander i'll five annual instalments, with in
terest payable annually, well llSsecured. To
an approved purchaser the time Of payment
may be altered. Purchasers to pay for ne
ccssary papers.
Apply at Sumterville, 8. G. to
w. E. RICHARDSON,
Agent 10 Sell.
18th March, 1s4s. 20 If
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sHtnteryi 4 / pril 5, i is.
sllOTIGE.

The suDscribcr most respe ectfully annouii-
.ces to the inllabita tants ,if Sunteryille and
District geiierall that alle lis about to take
the Baking buainees on own responsible
.ty; and hoping that by strict perseverance to
business, and turning out q good article at
Charleston prices, ahit hef8iIl INERT q share
of the public patronage. He aleo thanks the
public at large, for the way in which il has
been supported through al tho disadvanta-
ges it has labored under since his arrival
among them. The, bus s;ness,b being only on
small scale, he now states the terms on which
il must be carried, and his intentions Of strict
ly adhering to them sas follows: Nothing
,will be delivered out zof the store without
tickets or cash; on receiving the second set
Of tickets the preceding one must be paid for;
tif to families wishing il may take by The
month, as the business has to. be carried on
by cash. Any other terms cannot be acceded
to. He,wili doshis best to- be able to com
mcncci by the first day Of May next.
OsEPH Bond DsDALLISON.
April II, ss154Aa. A 2t
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From The Fall River Monit tor, April, 1885,.
;;ssyvIs'rAR,s$ $B rs Af OF WI IiD.

This med dicine, prepared by along export.
enced e as and skillfnl phyieian, tested and
proved owe by q great umber Of fintelligent, dis.
@ and respectable persons in yari-
ous parts @ of the country, il low received and
used with entire confidence and with hfgrsat
success by those afflicted, with pulmonary
complaints. col It iBsa also recommended ms %;
valuable medicine for other Diseases, such as.
colds, coughs, and particularly ydiseaseswhose
tendency is to consumption. Should its eff.
cacy5 continue .as it, has thus far been, proved
IN various obstinate cases. Y 8ill indeed Be d
most invaluable melicines ss; III.
None geaneine, en- unless signed I, BUTTs
on the wrapper For sale in Sulnteryille, by
DR.. Is 4 MI l,lihR, at the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina. Z
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sHEIsIFF'S SALES.

BY virtneo of sulldry Executions tome d,
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first, Monday and day following IN
May next, within The legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
| marc, levied on as the pro-
Perty Of Myer Goodman, Mt the suit Of Vim.
II. Il. Rcharlsoa. =. II
2 negroes, levied on as tho
property Of VIM. Il. Spann, at the suit Of w.
J. Gerald, John Ramsay, and the State and
John A. Stuart.
Sulkey and harness., levied on
as the property Q! 20. Sullivan, at the suit
of ID. b. McLlurin.
| Negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of John +: nrunson, at the suit Of
John f.. Brown.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. 5. D.
April. Is, 1913.
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~ cad sena rters.

i, i,oesIEAars sssHoAr., Mar. "a,
The following Regiment viii 3 parade .for
Review and Drill, at the times and placea
stated below, viz: II; I. ls s.. #
81 The 10Th and ggiimenta of infantry
at Sumterviile, on Tuesday Tie; 2nd Of
May next "a s..s h:
The upper Battalon Of tie :,Ist Regiment
of Aiay next. b.
The Lower Battalion al Georaat osVi1. on
Tuesday tile 9th ii May.
The 33rd Regiment Of Infantry at Con.
waybpro, on Saturday, tho 18th May.
The 32nd Reg iment of Infantry at Of near
Marion Court House, on Tuesday tho 10th
May. 5 9iS -
3 Tho 3Oth Regiment of Infantry at BEN
nettsyile, on I'hdrstiay, the 18th Of MAY. \,
The 29ths Regiment Of Infantry at Driear
Darlington Court House, on Saturday, The;
20th OF I.
y The 2sth Regiment ofs Inf ntfys sat or,fiear
Chesterfield Court HOUSE, pm Tuesday the
23rd of May, g sssssI q
The alst Regiment of Ipfanftry ii Ian.
castervllle,o on Saturday, the s77sli Of Nay.
The 22nd Regiment of Infantry al Gam
den. on Tuesday, the 30 OF 5S
The Cavalry will parade npanies,
as the Major General may direct, and 3baa
prepared for Inspection, 4tSsaas 80
The line will be formed ready for Review
at IL 'clock, m. ~ 6
Tho commissioned and non nlrissionsd
officers viii assemble the day previous, On
their respective parade grounds, ffor drill and
instruction. q !. :
The ,Major General viii, with his staff; at
tend the reviews. @ Z. s:sl s
The Brig Generals are charged with the
extension Of this order to their respective
commands, and will attend with their staff.
the reviewsintheir Brigades, !
b order Of the Commando in Chief.
~. W. CANTEY. ~: 80
sz /, and Insp'r Gen'k:
April $, 1913. %
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 2nd
OF December last, young negro woman
named RACHAEL, eighteen years Of age
She has a scar on one of her checks; rnach
hair on her head; very long foot, Tho big toe
projecting much beyond the others. The
above reward will be paid to any person that
VII deliver her 10 me or to the Slailer of any
s,rlct l! IN m this State SO ant get her. She
neighborhood and Sumterville oorasionally.s
JOHN B. MILLER.
Sumter Dist. Mar, IA, l64S, 20 it
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aiOusc OF Entertainment, !,
MA iNCIJESpEP e n, i1t
18th March, 1s4s.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he is
ready to receive and accommodate persons
travelling by Rail Road to and from Charles.
ton. His House is only two and a half miles
from the Manchester Depot; breakfast will
be ready at 6, O'Clock every morning, or soon
or il required. Every attention will be paid
TO the comfort of all who may favor hin,
with their company. His table will be fur
nlshed with the best tile country affords. He
will also take good care Of Horses that may
be left in his care, until their owners re-
turn from Charleston. g
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Manchester, March 27, 1913. % 3t (
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Ezatcrtaiaaaaleaaa sta the slas..
esasI0ia ~ lid 8.

The subscriber hegs leave 20 sinf forIa his
friends and the genegally that hes has
opened a. House OF IS ainplert sboiit
aas{tsssi m,le from ho s. slarsndon DEPOT
to accommo date customer Nv tt1s Il an ma.
lie hopes by close attic ntioli to bnsii,pss. tS
give general atis:act ion to ali tisl fa.
sgor him Ttiieir custom.
March &, 8,lsis; Io IS
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The Clarendon Depot
S COMPI4EIFl' aiID!!

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his custYnlers and the PUBLIC generalIy.iilat
qs the facilities for getting goods now, are
such, that he is able to sell at a very small
advance on Charleston prices. He has. lust
received his Spring stock, consisting III part
of the following
q Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocke.5
ry and Cutlery; Ready-n,ade Clothing Of 8ev-
cry description, Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
sc. &c. g9s.5gsf
5000 Spanish Cigars, OF: various brands;
Mrs. hliller's fine cutaI'obacco. Is
A good assortment of Wines. Corlals.
Lemon Syrup Pickles, Bitters, cooked Cod
and and Salmon Fish; Pepper, AlHpice, CHINA
mon, mon, cloves, nutmegss. starth, &c. SC. &c.
A. I.ORYEA.
& April 49, lS4a. % tfts%
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EDWARD sol ONIONS,
SURGEON .DEINlsI.SII,
s2Rcetteo doors North ej J die Co,tria House.
C9ARaHsEN Hs Hss sANGaH. !.
Gnmtcrpille, q. q!

ZEN Al les Of the CAMDEN BRANCH
BAIL ROAD. from the ] sNCTIO Ito
CI.ARENDON,s ,re now. open for the trans-
porlation of Freight and Passengers. 'si
APASSENGER, Train runs daily, II, cor. on
nection with the Trains on the South Caroli-
ia Rail Road. 'SS
FREIGHT viii also be taken to aud from
this Station, tile charges however, on freight
to Clarendon, must for the present be paid in
advance. s-.s..,,.....,.,. 3. - T..
For further particulars, apply to N. D. Bax-
ley. Agent, at Clarendon, or to the. Agents
on the South Carolina Rail Road. :. 81 6
JOHN McRAE, Eng'r, &c.
Mar %. 1S4S. % sa..sS..a8ff SiA.t
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Elle Subscriber

Begs leave 10 inform his customers and the
the public generally, that he has just receiv-
ed general assortment Of 1IEDICINES,i
which he will dispose Of as low as they can
be afforded in this place. h
J.FI. MILLER, Md.
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sSa3sz;,rs5x5YS7 s.
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sst fs
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yes ,o q, s III ,ssssss
Their e S.s,ss
stSeK G IS
fy. hsy = H.
ton i,,,. 3 y.
s. ~ :, - 8 !, : !, & 8 q
asss sttstt s'ss sIals5s
SafnbrtcJ :, Jaconet; and Swiss i5tisli1
nehans, y Lawns,
aMa y sHFIIsase:l.
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Let lers.

Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office, Sumtervile,
S. c.. April |, IS4S.
A-Thomas NJ Anderson, VIM & Astin,
Mrs. Sarah Allen.
B-James S Brockngton, Richard b..
Brown, a Belk, DR.. VIM II Brown, F S
Belser, Caleb Brchmore, Miss Charlotte
Brumby. Jacob Rritton, Mrs. l. ii Rrunson,
John +. Brown, Jessc Baker, p NJ Butler,
John Ballard, Mrs. Caroline Brown, + S
BeIser.
C-Jeiferson Crosswcll, Mrs. J A Col
clough, Mrs. Wm. Colclough, Mrs E Nj
Cuttlno, G Cooke, Gen. S K Chandler,
Augustus Conway.
E-Miss NJ E DuBose, Anthony Davis,
Mrs. +. E Dingle, Miss T. M David, e B
Davis, Mrs. T a DuPre, u Dinkins.
S9 E-Bcuj. Evans.
F-Dr. Fielder.
G--Thomas D Gerald, John Gillett, Hen.
ry Gardner, w C Query.
Holm M. Hughes, Mrs. Eliz'h. Harvin,
Isaac Holland, D NJ Herriott, ] l. Hayns.
worth, Wm IIearon.
John D Jones. Mrs. Jennings, VIM A
James.
k-Fred'k Kolh, Wm G Kennedy
L.-Riclard F Ligon.
M--Jarth Miller, Henry L Mcintosh,
Lewis Mayrant. Mariah Mcleod, Lieut.. c.
8 Mellett, MI. ~. Murphy, r p NJ Corkle,
Mrs Jane Mccoy, Peter McLochin, WIN e
Miller.
N Henrietta Nevilla, a a Ne,tlcs.
R-Rev w Fl Robert, David Rogers
Charles Richardson, DIrs p Kicks.
S-W G Stuart, Thomas Sanders, Miss
Margare..E Spann, Col r r Spaun, w II
Sheriff. Edward C Syfan
ssFVEdgar G Vaughan.
W--Ars AsIand Wilder, Miss Sarah
$Nhtworth, Thomas N Walls Wm B IYat-
Z son. M
&: Rev. John Zimmerman.
ts HENRY Y.IIAYNSIVORTII, p. M.
TAR j TAR 4! TAR II!
"a primo lot of TIA Il on hand md fo. S.sln
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N osice.

MISS HORT, in compliance with the
wishes of her friends, has opened HIGH
SCHOOL,. for Young Ladies, for which she
trusts that the. advantages of education and
The experience of a long course OF years, de-
voted to the duties Of 4 Teacher, have duly
prepared her, Her number WILDE limited:
and she will endeayori to procure as soon as
fher prospects will warrant it, ,,siich assistance
as as will ensure the high standard ct which
size aims, i5
Her terms are, per session of five months:
SEor3 general instruction, including ,
I Vocal Music, ..I6. $25 90
Music, :. ,stts... 81. 20 90
Use Of Instrument per session, 2 90
French or other Languages, .gi... 20 90
Drawing nin Pencil and Painting
in Water Colors, .. ...,s. Is 90
Miss Hour is erecting colnmodious School
House, and board can be procured in highly
respectfully families.
Payments required at the end of each
session, or at the time when any pupil is
withdrawn from the school. No allowance
made for abscnce unless on account of i'll
ness,
April 5, 1S4s. 90 Ct
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ITtae friends OGSVilIiarm
A. COLCLoUGH, Esq announce him as a
candidate for Sheriff at next Election.
April 10, 1915 15ss :25
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ssLons Hooked FOl.--ColRle
At Last.,' a

Por steamer DeKalb. ichaarriveds Inst
evening, came a fine supply of Train, Neats-
foot and Castor Oil Turpentine, Putty,
Whiting, Logwood, Bristol Bricks, ,Camel's
Hair Pencils; Roll Birthstone; Epson and
Glauber Salts; scopperas, Spanish Brown,
&c. &c. ,s.ssS lsEss fg;ts,;sg ;S5 s..
a few boxes Congress Water, which agill
be sold by single; dozen, or box; together
with all the popular Patent Medicines and
every article in the Drug line. Call at
a. ~ CLEYEI.AND'S S
t- Nearly opposite Masonic liall.s
Camden, iMarca 80, lS4S. .ss.sse,,
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I'm Chanccry, March Term,
williamsburg Dist. 1913.
Pursuant,to an order made by Chancellor
James ]. Caldwell at the present term. The
creditors of David S. McClary, deceased, arc
required to, prove their claims before the
Commissioner according to law, by the first
day of January next.
ILEYCOLEMAN, c. f. w.p.
Kingstree, March @, 1913. 20 at
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STATE OF so UTH GAROLINA,s
yViIlia ms burg District
Ilf CHANGER "
Edward y: Porter, sssigneel ],
for.the nso Of
Joseph ! LaWton, ct al.
John J. Nc Clsry, .Hli- i
liam H. Brown md his

1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Gone
missioner that Nv llian, II. Brown and Mary.
ik. his wife, two defend dantsin; the above case
reside beyond the limits of this State On
ny, mgton oi N G. Rich, sompl'ts. sal'Fs tis
MUIR to the said Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof; otherwise the
bill will be taken 5,ro. CON ntesso, as To- them.
ILEYaCOEEAI2lN, B., i. w.n,
aingstree, Feb. %, 1s4a. 30 slam3
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Wagon and Mules for Sale.

we will sell one Of our Wagons and a
Team Of four Mules equal to any in the Dis
trct, in good condition and ready fol; 'imme
>diate service. Apply to
,s hlLAURlN g. CHANDLER
March %, lSaS. %
P. S.-We still continue regular run of
Wagons to Clarendon Depot. tt
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SALE OF MORTGAGED
NEGROES.

will offer for sale, at Sumter Court House
on the first Monday in May next, four Ne
grocs, Ben, Elcy, Henry and Caroline,
levied upon and to be sold to foreclose a
mortgage given by VIM. Ross to VIM. J..
Gerald.
II. SKINNER, Agt. 10 Eorcclose.
April Is, 1913. 25 ct
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lYoR1s OF ARr.--Our feliow-citzcn, Nr.
CLARK Mills, whose model was accepted BY
4 the JAG ks0n Monument committee, has enter
S1 iptn a contract with them for the compile
uon Of the work, and des;gns entering upon
itsexec cltion forthwith. He thinks that it will
I; be ompleted in about two years; and as the
castings areaby the contract 10 be made in
Washington his removal there will be neces-
gary for that purpose. We understand that
he Is torecciye 3 1000 for the bronze being
furnished by the committee.
We further learn that the design of Mr.
SRobt. M Ills, Of South Carolina. has been ac-
scepted by tho Committee, who have in charge
iheerection Of a National Monument to
Washington. 4 It issad to be a magnificent
conception, and the only doubts, wbethera a
,suficiencyS of funds has been raised to carry
I it;into effect The design has been ltho-
,araphed for. the purpose of presentation to
\ Ssubscribers, MI Mills is we'll known to
i many 81 our citizens as the Architect of the
Fire proof building in this city, the Lunatic
asyluns of Columbia, and the Washington
/ Monument at Baltimore Hi
I'VE are glad to see that South. Carolina
Artists are winning their WaySto distinction
abroad: and particularly do We rejoice to find
Abat the Statue OF Jackson is TO be accom-
\ s.nnlished hy a son Of our own State, with whom
q Il sWillIbe q laborof love: Ere. Ne,os 81
: q, So.
HUMBoLpT AND OLp kent ucK Not long
since, at nh evening political ]evee at the
y sCapitol, conversation turned upon Geor-
4 arapl,y; and final VI Mr.. Benton (beng pres-
ent5 began TO quote Humboldt pretty extern
I gaiyeIy ) s4ts quiet old codger, an Ex-M. c.,
WHO, hailed from Kentucky, and had once
s:baef,s sat attachad in some way to the Ministry
sof France, in his younger days, and ofwhich
fact he was always Eighty proud, joined in
tlls conversation hen Benton had gotten
though, viii, his Hunabpldt nathorily Ken
tuck fta. sai Gentl lernen, my opinion 4old
. .HpmboId dt IS din oyerrated man, and he don't
beer,n 10. know as much about Geog graphy az
hssless 6ns The fact is,s ] met him once at a
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
a Word 60 Bsys.

Truth, says the Portland Tribune, is one
Of the rsrest Of gems. Many a youth has
been lost TO society by suffering it 10 tar
nish. and foolishly throwing it away. II
this gem still shines in your bosom, suffer
nothing TO displsce or dim its lnslre.
Profanity is mark of low breeding
Show US the man who commands the best
respect; an oath never trembles on his
tongue. Read the catalogue Of crime. In
quiIe the character Of those who depart from
virtue. Without a single exception, you
will find them to be proiane. Think Of
this. and let not a vile word disgrace you.
Honesty, frankness, generosity, virtue
blessed traits! Be those yours. my boys,
and We shall not fear. You will claim the
respect and love Of all. You are watched
by your elders. Men who are looking ioI
clerks and apprentices, have their eyes on
you. II you are prolane. vulgar. theatre
90 ng. they will not choose you. IL yoU
are upright, steady and industrious. before
long, you will find good places. kind mas
tiers, and the prospect Of useful life before
you.
The true guide and light for prolessed
christians. when propagating what they con
slider religious truth, are contained IN the ex
pressive directions Of the apostle Paul.
Speaking the truth in love.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Western Virginia contains IS, 500 square
miles; Western Pennsylvania contains %, =
900 SQUARE miles-balance in favor Of ' IT.
GINA, $500 square miles. In 1880 West
ern Virginia had 1885, inhabitants, or
about 90 to a square mile. At the same
time Western Pennsylvania had 500, 900
inhabitants, or Is to the square mile. In
1910 Western Virginia contained 432, 900
inhabitants, and Western Pennsylvania
$4,000. Virginia in ten years gained one
and half to the square mile, and Pennsyl-
vania about seven. Geological surveys OF
the two States prove that the soil Of West
ern Virginia is better than that Of Pennsyl-
vania, and mineral wealth more abundant
The climate Of Virginia is unsurpassed by
any in the Union, both for health and pro-
ductiveness. The hills are no sleeper, and
the navigable waters OF the State are as nu-
merous and available. What makes the
Wheeling VAL Times.
These are the questions which rejecting
men are beginning to ask ia the slave
States. There is Of course but one answer
to it. and this lies plain upon the surface.
la Pennsylvania il Is honorable to labor
in Virginia it is degrading.-Prouidenc,
Journal.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

The English term husband" is derived
from the Anglo-Ssxon words has and band,
which signifies the "band Of the house,
and it was anciently spelt ''housebond;"
and continued TO be spelt thus in some edi-
tons OF The English Bible, after the intro
duction of printing. A husband, then, IS a
housebond--the bond Of the house-thaI
which engirdles the family into the union
of oneness Of love. Wife and children,
and strangers within the gates" all then
interests and their happiness are encircled
in the .housebond's embrace, the objects o.
bis special care.'
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aseaussfsl aensiusent.

The late eminent Judge, Sir Allan Park,
once said at public meeting in London:
ave live in the midst OF blessings I'LL
We are utterly insensible to their greatness
and Of the source whence they flow. We
speak Of our civilisation, our arts, our Tree
dom, our laws. and forget enIirely how
large a share is due to Christianity. Blot
Christianity out Of the pagesof mans histo-
ry, and what would his laws have been' what
his civilisation7 Christianity is mixed up
with our very being and our daily lie' there
is not familiar object around US winch
dous not wear a different aspect, because
the light of Christian love is on 1t. Not a
law which does not owe its truth and gen
tleness to Christianity-not custom which
cannot be traced. in all its holy, healthful
parts, to the Gospel"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Il was formerly said that there was no
royal road to literary excellence, but some
men in modem times seem determined to
make railroad to it. tsr
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Charcoal ground to powder is one OF the
best things ever discovered to clean knives
This is q late and valuable discovery. =.