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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

L. Mushroom, Walnut, and Tomato Catsup:
Essence Anchoves; India Soy;
John Bull, Worcestershire, Royal Camp, Miller's
Epicnrean, and Harvey's Sauces;
India Gu RE Powder; Ssrdines; Salmon:
blackberry Raspberry, and Lemon Syrups Salad
Cream;
Olive Oil; West India Arrowroot; Preserv.t Lim.e
ounces Peaches, Dsmsons, and Ginger:
Cornana FariDa; Yeast Powder;
Superior Saleratus; Arrowroot Starch:
Prunes; Figs: Stoughton's Buffers;
French and American Chocolate
American and English Pickles;
New Crop Hops Chow Chow; Peccalilla:
Towering Extracts; Essence Of Coffee;
Shaving and Toilet Soaps, &C., &c. For sale by
J. I. RADCLIFFE,
Odd Fellows Hall,
Ieo Io-eooN Seventh street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

Let no one overload You with favors yo
will find it an insufferable burden.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

~ Pop says he is done counting favor
and intends to die ap old hschelor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

4 western newspaper, speaking Of blind
wood sawyer, says, although he can't
see he can saw"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

~ He who commences many thines
6nishss only. few
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

WE WOULD call the attention Of psr O.
w furnishing Rooms for the accommodate q ..
strangers AN visiters ct the coming iusugurat en
our stock Of House-farniahing Goods. CO, daias
largely of Bedsteads Cots, hair shuck tottor CDR A.
and other Mattresses. C1mforts &C., which % siii
sell ut the lowest cash prices
feb18-6t ISRAEL 0RssN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

Let reason be your rule, conscience, your
councellor, and your actions ever contrary
to hose you find falt with ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

AZ C. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and I'm
MI dertaker. furniture neatly repaired, eaned
end vanished. All orders viii be promptly Attended
70 n the Old et.nd 1ats J. 4. ". fhempsons) H.,
&&0een lHA I'D IN ays n0l1b0A IN IL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

A correspondent of the Newark Daily
Advertiser, writing from Florence under
date of January oath, states that an Ameri-
can gentleman who had just returned from
a trip to Malta, met there with MIR. Mar.
shall, Of Kentucky, our new commissioner
to China, On his way for his post.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

One is scarcely sensible to fatigue willis
he marches to music. The very stars ar,
sail to make harmony as they revolve il
tn. il spheres.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

~ Troubles are like dogs-the smslle
they are the more they annoy you.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

DIED.
At Bladensburs, on the 10th inst, EHA GORILLA,
aged IA months, youngest daughter Of Harrison and
MarJ ]. Wallace.
Qsatinms San plalss eOgyl
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18

% Industry, we'll directed, will give
q man q competency in few years. The
greatest industry misapplied is useless.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22

The Countess Gu;ccioli confessed to Il friend
of ours. many wears after, that Byron WAS Il
troublesome man tn live with. His mood WAS
mere changcabI than the wcalIler-lnc'an-
choIy, hilarious, rccvi>h, savage, all il Il day
and III! without apparent cau>e-a'd there WAS
10 knowing hnw To take him. All tits, and
perhaps more, Lady Byron had to endure -
She who had lrcu all her life accustomed to Il
state Of things as dilrre!t rs can hr conceived
She bore it, however, rs far a. we know, with
out rrlming; until transferred to her own
sphere aunin-->hc remarked the contrast: an
affect iuMa,c and uliiciuus "mannIl, h"rrti"d
bv the ;a,c> her daughter brought of "r%ccu-
tons. and -rvrn-r"0m alhoUr>, probably per-
>urdcd her 10, 10 return. l;vTnn WAS aSI"un.
dvd at the ucw>. His pccuI'iafy dtlicHll"s
had reached their utmost, and, /" u>r lis own
Ian, yUayr. the bow came whrn !:c "w:s> staEd-
iu alone on liz hearth with his h"usch"I Gods
Sliycrcd arnmnd him." Wiha noble ral.,"r.
h.. wrote. a .;.w DAYS after 80 Tvtm Mo"r"--
"Iiyr,. never uas Il letter, "r even a lr!-it,c"
:; kind =. Il 'i.n:c :.u.,,'.". or ;grcrah.c h".i;%
than Lady Byron. never l!ad, nor cn'i have,
any rrpru.ch 10 make her While witH the
Whcr, ;hcrc is blame. it hrI"uyS I" 'ry>"'!:
and. II ! ca.i.rt rr,icr:n. must bear it, For
;uamv Years Byron ,rlm> Ia have cherished the
il"jr ut reconciliation: bg, the "nl't!rr!"-
sw WAS iu,i ii able t. the la>;, and lie poet
!,,.ra:H. AN exile AID 4 wand"r'r. "l;L''i Il
hu.l.c. AMI Without those y.rtuc> wiIirh h"lrc
n.!., nave 1o>tvry,; ia li.> way ward bat ia-
,ug,.iy uuh.r character.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22
trn,h thc N.wi.tryL ,S.ntI.tI
Tax Oh SOSsru,,IS.

-Nr. EdttDr-l!rre are yearly several ilou-
sand dollars worth Of quack medicines DEPOSITED
Oh sale, i'll Tie hands Of agents, throughout the
STATE, by >Uch Nell As JayMc MatII;t and others,
alId the question arises, has any tax ever been
cvMrc;ri upon them: believe it is the custom
vt Druggists, like v:hvr Mrrchal.i>,; 70 lump their
y"Y'> b. @ur>> ca 1t of JANUARY, Of each year.
anl lay tax accordingly, without noticing par
tcU!arIy. tie -NoStrHmSi i'll their hands as agents
hcionyn. 70 lnca Oh. Of til. State 1t NAV by
tLat they are included i'll the general stock Il,
handed 10 the Tax Collector. II 50, then the
Druggist pays ;!.c Tax "lI Medicine belonging 10
mcu in New York or lhaIvlrh;a which they
don't t>k them to do "r ii they are not included
there i no Tax la;l upon them, and the State
Treasury Is minus that ;mo,int. have acted
a> agcut tnr that Prime" vf IIumLu--,rv, Dr.
Mailat and his, rs well as the terms of all others
@rc. that they deliver the medicine, dctIay all en-
rclISes anI pay the agent percentage Oh all
sales. | always took these medicines into con-
s:Icr;Iton III making up my amount on hand
arL charged him with lis proportion Of the tax,
and am lcl 10 pen this little article from the
fact that he always refused to allow it, and SAID
most cnl'hatcally tLat he had never been taxed
III South NIrCliila or elsewhere.
Now Sir, these Patent Medicines rcrce thriv
SAME protection tro"l the laws Of this State that
oEr own property does, and however small mat
ter it may appear 10 b., in the hands of each
one, would respectfully suggest to all agents Of
luack medicines, to take y separate account Of
them, and pay upon them a separate TN. clrarg-
nc It Is an cXlnm>r to the owner. And let Tax
Collectors TOO that all such property. while
receiving CIR Protection, must he 10 lctrav the
EXPENSES q. ;i.at protection. CHE.
\ NEw ORLEANS DANpr.-Ihe New Or
leans correspondent Of the New York Express
gives the following dr>,ri p,ion of an odd &c.
MUS in that city, who has no parallel:
There is y man, day aborer in the Custom
House, who receives thirty five d"llars month
which he Spends the most of in decorating his
p'rSon. lie has Ii, own peculiar notions Of
taste, and Oh Sunday he attrcS himself in his
singular Costume. AID exhibits Himself in the
most trrInc'.tvd thorougaares and public p!a-
cr>. lrtcriay, At the request of Il gentleman,
he cam" to the drawing Groom Of the ST. Charlie,
To crafty the anxiety of some Ladies whom he
was informed had StaycdadH beyond thril time
that they ml@ ht have the pleasure Of >rvinS him.
lie wore modern share Cat aud pants, bat his
hat is remarkable for its broad bTm which ia
ninr ur ten inches III wild: ;"n one side of which
he wears \ anaSSivc eagle pure gold; lis shoes
are "t silver, and are Jni!.trd. I" permit lin 10
walk more easily. His {, as al ran!> are pro.
tu>c.y decorated with very rich gold Ia, t. and
tAc >rams are strung with gold c"n 4 lors
# -.,I /
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22
General llcws.
EL'v.3 E" Buii;ury. .isv.r;r1g.
Thc gain OF Specie 10 Ike U. si,.cs

The idea has been very Inda>tr'"u>ly $ foster
, rd III certain Quarters that I'll" considerable
expectations "l specie to Europe from the
! United States: would diminish lhc com "i oar
country to s'lr!I an rHic''t that Il Crisis must
shortly s"wr'e"". ms has ARISEN parti!
from trek and partly tom c"rcIc>sn'Ss or -
noran"c. 1t Is very true, ~ stated some days
ag", thai IN aild about Ne" lorH. there has
been good IDEAL OF bank expansion, stock
gambling, AMI rcch'c>> lnp"rtatl"n; yet We
believe 1t is quite drnon>trab!c 10y figures,
that bank cr"'!'t, at least, has not expanded III
proportion: 20 the actual augmentation Of our
metallic wealth. We are not prepared 10 say
that the result would have been equally favor.
able had not Tie American boy found the first
"!I'trrng si'amg'rS "i g''id IN >Htirr 'n!-rarc.
i"' "" are ais" NOT Jnoi.!..'t = ~ e l'";
our rni"m"rr'Hl ImI"rtatI"ns would iiavc bec"
:" Inflated hHd h't o"!''"F"il poured her
"ea'th E''o our golfers
|" the commercial review, !" lin"tS Mrr-
chants Magazine Tor Narct, We find statistics
OF our com IN! b"!ii"n imports ami exports
Tor me irSt 'h'r'!-'w" yrarH-fr"lH le2i |"
lo"' =, "T>e o;i'' are "' course 'er.''' rom
me "''''i "''u''''''!> '' '''' '''e'''o'e "''o0'
"I"' ,".,, ~, 10 '''t''" ,''' '.'"'' result
.",' 49, - :: '''c '''>. W ''C ''V"' s'''
oi-T -. '''' ''''e ''i!!.'''''" u ''|r2ii c"''
"'.,t "",'''" ''''" cur mon "',''u''''u |"
l"''9ll, alu '"c export OF t'Ir same. d"ri'S
that prrIo Reached SlSO, O,l62,l06. In these
t"rhty'eIght years there was, accordingly,
haa''cr Remaining II our chest OF 81 :'o' ,4jo.
lis was t!r t'rr'Sh "cciri'"n ai"hc while
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22
SUNDAY }1raOing.

t,ui Is LovE-Wc sometimes meet with men
wlr seem 10 tl;!t; that any nIul ,cce i'll an nj
t,.c o:,;c feeling i, weakness. They will return
fron q journey and ncct their families with Il
!;>;H.; d-Ilitv. and move anon: their children
with til" cold and lofty >,Irndor Of IN iccbrr-+.
surrounded ly IL broken fragments. ThrIc Is
Ilr,iiv a NOR" unnatural sigh; oil c#rt! than oh''
q! those talui!i,s without hrart. y father IaI
better cxrir~ui>h his boys eyes. than take away
his hrart. Who that has experienced the joy Of
friendship and values SYMPATHY and affection,
w"wl not rather l,>r nil that is bcau;itul in La
iurr> scenery. than be robbed II tie E:d'!cn
tres, HrrS Of I> heart Who would not rather
bury his WIFI. than bury his love for her; Who
wru rot rather follow his children io tho grave
Iha'r ":t"mi lis parental af"ciion: Cherish
then your hearts best affections. lnlu! =" III
ii" warm AZ. .,,>hin- emotions Of ial. I'ar''-
l,-,~r~: ''::rra! i"vr. Low" G'n!. t'v" every
'"'"iy rHl everything. Teach Your children TO
Iyy" INC ro>c, the robin: To love their parrIt> ;
- pv" their Gol. LIT it b, the studied Object
q; their domestic culture tp give them warm
hearts a'!,l ;rlnt ;:ti'rt;pI.$ Bind v"ur wt"!c
family together lv tlc>" strong cords. l"u
c;not make them too >;roMs. E"liyon i lpvr
luv" To- God. love 10 inan.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22

Nurrr CAHoLIvA.-lhe Raleigh Star dis
rou:>'s "a :,!!o", pn ii.c advantages cf lie Oh
North STATE:
North Carolina Is the most desirable place f,r
hri!">t. industrious, cnt"rrri>ing cmlgrant> TO be
tpu,.l on H." continent. We have an abundance
Of liln!. east an west, anil som" a> fertile us any
III the world. that may be purchased us cheap as
dirt. Our Cherokee lands may Row be entered
al from fifty cents 10 ten cents IN acre: and pri-
va;c lands, in many Of the nIo>t desirable ror-
t5u> II the State, are - abundant. that they
may hr purchased Very cheap. We have the
finest mines Of coa, iron, COPPER gold and dia-
monds tliS 81. Of California. We have the
most abundant water power for machiLcrv in
the Union. The Products Of our soil unite those
Of the North amL South. an! ar more varied
than those Of any othcr State. We have the
best sheep raising section Of the Union. We
have tie h"aI:hir>t and most delightful climate
in America, and the most moral. sober and hon.
e>i population, as well as the rrc';c<t and sweet
est wonca Cn the globe.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22

NrHrn SIr,II<G. officer Warning Russell.
,hi~ city. a~~~tr,i hv Mr. Thomas ElkuS. or
Erlin"hnn '.'urs'N, arr,'>,", yesterday William \
r,,r.,r,l. Of fl9' county, pu y rh&r,, e: r'l.:r'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-22

Il y,u ~. about (" "a,r n"lrh'"rS h"u,"
.l.,,'r .'rul >rarnnrru.c AMI tumhin". aud SAY
.n,. ~WAl. Ill must b. GONG" When
,, a.. ,.,tl" 80, ~ ""r"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
NEW SINGING BOOK PAT1NT NOTES.

TUE HARP OF THE SOUTH;
Il nelr nnd e1tesre collection Of Church Music By l. B.
Wood6i0Y author The Duicimcr, L1bcr Mtsicss, &c
iS book embraces many features, and, it is conf
IDENTIFY believed. will be found the comprehensive
attractive and useful work of the kind issued 1t
been prepared in answer to calls from the South
and West and embraces the Gems from all the popu
lar round note books the country together with much
Music written expressly for its pages By special arrange
ment the right to the favortc compositions of LOWELL
MASON ESQ., the distinguished composer and editor, has
been obtained and careful selection from his popular
works, the HANDEL HAYDN SOCIETY COILECTION TIE
BOSTON ACADE1Y'S COLLECTION TIE CARNINA SACRA, (of
which last work alone 100000 copies have been sold
and Others has been made Selections have also been made
from the works of THOMAS HASTINGS WILLIAM B. BRAD
ESQS well from the other most distinguished
American and Foreign Composers The choicest pieces have
work which has had the astonishing sale of 200 copies
in the short time since its publication.
Some idea of the extent and variety of this work may be
Psalm and Hymn Tunes Of all Meters Anthems, and Set
Pieces for all occasions, and Revival Hymns, and Music, it
also large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
bath School and Social Circle and collection of Secular
Pieces out of Moral Cast for the of Singing Schools,
&c. To The whole is prefxed The ELEMENTS OF Music
Made EASY being full exposition of the subject, ilustra
ted by Exercises and pleasing pieces for class
tce Teachers ChOriSterS and others interested invited
to examine this work. Retail price 81 90.
| or sale by Lppncott Grambo & Co., Philadelphia w.
B. Smith & Co., Cincinnati IL. Crtenden, st. Louis
A. Carter. Charleston T. S. Bidgood & Co.. Mobile and
by book Hers generally Published by Mason BROTHERS,
(atc Mason s l4aw.) New York.
February 24th, 1853. 233m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
The Terrors of Ug!incss.

The last number of the Democratic Review is orna-
mened ~ with portrait of Mr.. Bennett, of the Her
aid. 1t must be confessed that Bennett is not hand
some man. The Louisville Journal pokes fun AT his
likeness in the following pitiless style:
There's one thing will readily admit. anl that
is that if Bennes portrait be correct, he is the ugli-
est of the Democratic editors For while we doubt,
ed whether he a certain neighbor of is the ug
est mortal, but the twist in the eyes OF Bennett decI
ded the contest in his favor. We congratulate our
ncighbor that there is one editor uger than himself in
the Democratic ranks
Bennetts portrait is terrific Such a thing ought
10 be painted daguerreo;yped 1t ought TO be
considered penal offence to make anything revol-
ting TO all our ideas of proprety. No man has right
to monopoze much ugliness. If Benne!t's ugIiness
could be distributed thousand faces, it would
make each of them intensely, haefully ug y. He
ought not TO be permitted to go into the streets with
out a blanket over his awful fronispiece. No won
der that so many Of the New York children die of con-
vulsions, since Bennett is permitted to walk abroad
with uncovered face. We once heard of a mans face
that was so ugly that it placed on andirons for
the purpose Of frightening children from the fire with
much effect. No child dared to approach the androns,
and liability TO combustion from cause greatly
lessened. If Benefits ugly likeness stamped on
fire places the effect would be decidedly bad, for the
children would not dare 60 enough to the fire
keep warm and would become frost bitten and per-
hapS frozen to death.
We cannot conceive OF any reason why anything
should be SD ugly as Bennett. He is ugier than a
half starved hyena. He is ugness perfected. There
is horoughness about his ugliness which defes
petition When Mrabear described himself as IL
ger that had had the small pox, he placed very ugly
idea in verybadys mini, but it was beautiful when
compared with Benefits face. When Appees made
his beauty, his Venus he took an eye from one NO.
man, nose from another, mouth from third, and
so on until the Venus was completed in her than
earthly beauty Now, if any Appees artist of any
appelIaon, wished to make the most indubitaby per-
feet representation Of ug illness, he would not be
peed to take features from several very ugly persons,
but all he would be compelled to do would be to get
Bennetrs face, and the enterprise would be accom-
nIisha1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

aasr esTe lz H Kissing. .- fs n
Here is racy description OF touching little kissing

scene ------ = =. = - = = = : =
Oh, no-oh, no-for shame pray not so fast:
~s7 Why. you begin, 1 see, to grow unruy; #9 5.1
What, though suffered you my hand to clasp,
did not give you leave to kiss me surely;
Why, sir. Irealy quite shock d, vow,
To see of late how very rude you grow. . .--..--.
What would my mother say / dare not think
Oh, DEAR if she had caught us how tremble
Pm afraid to- mig ght / shall not sleep wink 1855
% All, think how you 'll-oblige me to dissemble! r
How shall blush, if but meet your eye!
Indeed, twas very wrong, you can't deny.
Pray, pray remove your hand from round my waist,
/ must not suffer you to sit so me;
I'm 'fraid it was wrong to be so close embraced,
You mean good by doing so, | fear me.
My mother warned me of you to take heed
/ did not think you'd be so bold, indeed .. ,
Pray dom approach your lips so close to mine
As you do now-yOu know no ones listening;
Why you should whisper, then, can't divine:
And eyes with mischief glistening
Oh, if you dare again attenipt another
Why really, sir, shall inform my mother.
But if you must do such naughty thing.
And what oft you've said is true-you love nc
Perhaps dear youth, simple gold ring,
To grant such favors, might have power to move
Were your wife, of course twOuld not be wrong
And then you'd if you pleased, LONG.
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Columbus Geo. February, 1853. 26-
LIBERTY ST Ov z WOETzS AND HOLLON-VyARE E
FOUNDRY, Phi!adcI Ipha.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public. that hav-
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities they prepared to
orders for stoves hollow Sc, the most reasonable
terms. They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN MERCHANTS to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
of design, durability, utility and economy in their OPERATION
COMPRISING the most complete and varied assortment of
S!OEES ever offered for SALE consisting of Liberty Air
Tight Cook, for wood or coal; Complete Cook Star Air
Tigh Sta" franklin Star Radiaor; Fire King Radiators
improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cylin-
ders, Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens. &c. sc.
COU TRY MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by let
ter, have list of prices sent by mall containing draw
ngs and descriptions of all the different varieties of Stoves
SC. ABBOTT s. LAWRENCE.
Feb. % 25-6ml Brown St above Fourth Philndelnha
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
PEANOS-MJSI SIC.

Hr undersigned respectfully informs the ctizensEY9
Of Milmingon and vicinity that he has opencdl
2IG SIC STORE on Market street. above the Carolina
poe where he intends to keep complete assortment OF
@ = d" the most celebrated manufacture NO ., Of
n m octave Pianos in Rosewood Cases, and with the la,
!HPo' ementS These instruments have been selected
and he therefore feels confident to guarantee ee
It'll 70 oe superior in one finish and work kmanShp to any
V came to this market before. lie will sell them
"H4eE York prices.
s o keeps and constantly receiving, the latest and
ia rasonabe Music for Piano and all other instruments
ehents with Northern Publishers are such that
to receive any ordered piece either punished
5 Ie or ia this country in three days He will attend
& oueFS from String Brass Bands, either for nstru,
N6 arranged Music, with despatch, having arranged
dsT uslc of the Wilmington Amateur Brass Band du-
w zoe G last months
jg an flanoS taken in exchange.
O,eS for Music Instruments from the country: will
Ey"Pty attcndedto. HERMANN l.. SCiRElNER,
EvI lAh-T6-tf1 Professor of Music
bs % 'e'ie Observer. Ncwbern Newbernian, and Colds
h publican, copy times and send bill and marked