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Aunt Llhny's Creed About
Children.

bel"ive il great round apples and
b':s s''ces "fgo"d PLAN gingerbread for
children.
believe in making their clothes
lo"s" enough to enable them to cat il
All, and Jump ar"nld in when they get
through.
believe in not giving away their
litl'c property. such as dolls, kites.
balls, hoops. and the like, without their
lea 4.
! belle. in not promising them a
ride, and then forgetting all ahou, it.
believe IN not teasing them for
amusement, and Then Furnishing them
Tor being " "trnIbIcSome.
hrl'evc in not allowing Bridget
and Betty I" box their ears because
the pot luils over, or because their
beau didn't c"me the evening before.
believe in sending III III to school
where there are backs L., the benches.
and where tht coo mn am has had NJ
least zone ullrr.'
believe II" house can be properly
furnished without ut least dozrn
children in it.
believe little children to be all
that is left us Of Paradise; and that
any honSckceper harboring person
who don't like them, had better count
up her silver without loss Of time!
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Notice.
RishopyiElc Carriage and
EE;,r1lcSS Tur!actOry.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues to
carry on the above business in all its various
branches, and takes this method Of returning
ms thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age, and hopes by close attention To business to
still merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GIES made to order and warranted for twelve
mouths: If they should fail in that time il.
point of workmanship or material they will he
repaired free Of charge. He deems it unncc-
essary t,say anything in regard to the neat
will show for itself. Call on him at Bishop.
vllie ana he will give as good bargains Us can
be had i'll Charleston.
lie also does piougIl-work at short notice.
Horse. .shocing done with nraincss and dispatch
1T 90 all round. His Terms for new work
will be to suit purchasers.-W interest al.
ways.
Bislnpvills, s. c., Jan'y 18th, 1854 l2-6m
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TINDAL, WATSON g. CO.

ilt T. subscribers having established them
selves Mt the stand opposite a. J. Moses Store.
respectfully snlcts the attention of their friends
and the pubic To their we'll selected stock
Their assortment comprises all articles usually
kept. tcrtcptins Lqnors) and will be- constantly
rorieniShei, and disposed Of on as favorable
terms ms are Offered any where.
Their stock consists in part ne folows:-
aides i,rrss Gonls and Trimmings,
Ladies' Collars, Chcmisetcs, and Under.
sleeves
latcs. EiCnna. and Tneprings,
Jnc"nci and Swiss Mnslins
Ladies' and cen,iemen's l.. C Hdkf's.
large lot Of Hosiery and Gloves, Crayats
and Stocks Also.
iuI SUNNY Of Prints and Dnmes'ics
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE IIoli"ware
Carpenters and i3lacks.ni,hs Tools,
ClS'rrn Pumps and Pipes, Carrilee Trim.
mings.
Cforkcry and Glassware, Saddlcry and
Harness,
Boots. shoes, Hats. Caps, Ready made
Clothing &c s.. DC.
TlNDAL, WATSON & co.
JAMES s. TINpAL.
SAMUEL. WATSON.
III. W. GARDNER
February -. 1854 II If
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c'tH',.Nc [lmcrtcdH.

NEGRO MARRIAGES trvr.,Sy H..
North Alaban.ran rives lh,. su,,;,;n,.I
account Of lecrnt rruro m,,r,i.,,.
ccicr,uuy. 1t assures as that il i :,
crbAli,n report.
t. Genttemom oj' tie lnujoy;tv ink,
The ic,punsihii,y on The dis, I,,, o, -,
my duty, ST. Tar tnr NAV nv weak So
b.litv. to submit, whether in ro,,sa
qncn,e of addressing this ,upIr brn,uht
LcIorr me.
iic nuw confident. We risinp vn,no
generation. AMI knuw what yc ,r,. n,X
shout to receive. RrcvlIcc, Won h,vo
casin;.cu this c,,lura.iun of n,cn,. -
sc.nble thcirSclvc, together hi, uivh,
i'll consequence Of de view of an mar.
riauc. Also consider y,u h,v, ,r,,,,
from an ni,ut "a the wears of .,;,u,ri
~. nothing else wuul, do Won but 10
Inherit marriage life. II each Of you
can content Yourself on married jf.
SO we'll and 50 good. if not, better
nevcr to marry. problv nulr said on
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WERB CLARK's HOTEL is still in on.
era' ('hanks to The kindness of go0d
irnnds)-ready TO receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction.
MIR. G. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
hc rxccilrd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread nron his lat!c, we'll cooked and
clcanly. The beds are all in good order.
and shall he kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL If
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MILcn Cows You desire tha,
your milch cows should Weld literally
to the pail. y"n must feed them u,.
something better suited to the sccrc.
ton of rich milk than d,y fodder
Chopped roots, or meal Stops Of some
kind. should be given twice dav. SAY
morning and evening. They slluulI
also be provided with Uttered beds,
Dry lodgings, mode'a ely warm ; IL.
watercd regularly three times day.
first thing before being fed, connie or
rubbed down with u wisp of straw
once or Twice a day, and each rccciy G
every three days, an. ounce of salt. or
the same quantity of salt and a. hes
mixed together. Allow gentle exercise.
and pure air, and you will find your
animals good mixers, if they will ev-
er be.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUREFDi

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Rs,,,r oe
Lie Ii, after trial Of upwards of twenty ve,,s
in great variety Of cases, confidently off rsd to
the public, especially to those afflicted with tho
most distressing complaint, as a sure md anesdy
relief for their sufferings
head the following certificates. Thoy ara
from gentlemen Of high standing and res;dino
In your Immediate vicinity. They are but ono
or TWO OF the many in our possession all o1toll.
ing the healing virtues of this, ito use tho worJ,
of grateful Dispeptic who was cured bv l..
usel most precious compound.
Certificate from the Rcu. HartreN Spain.
:, suMTERvILLE,. S. G. JAM 18Th 1859.
MIR. CHAs DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two om,, bo,
ties of your Balsam of Life; and eIprr;enc.d
much benefit. ! took it two or three ti,neo dai.
ly,a teaspoonful Mt n dose in a wine glass Of
water
1t acted on my liver, and impaired healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs, relieving me ef
distressing headache, and many other disnereen.
bic dyspcptic svmtons.
(SignedJ II. SPAIN,
Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
mending your "Baume de Vie.", which hnye
often used, and always with decided relief.
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. Al
once stimuant, tonic and cathartic, am sat.
Isilcd 1t will prove emincn,ly serviceabe to ait
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia Its general
introduction throughout the country will b. a
public benefit.
To keep supply constantly on hand, which
would OF exchange for all the Anti -dyspep-
tic nostrums from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
tSigncd] JOHN W. ERWIN.
For saio by,
MILLER &, BRlTToH, =,
Or. w. J. DAncAN. g. Co., sumt"rville.
e" g NJ. A. Higgins, Darlington C. II.
Dr. }. E. Byrd. 'Tmmonsville,
And by Druggists gcnernly.
BOATWRIGEr d. BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. C.
November 9 tf
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four To Five thousand
pairs of the above article by iheFALL For
reference as to quality, he would respectfully
rrisr persons vino may be disposed TO purchape
OF him, To those who rarronized him last year
AS to price, he will guarantee them as low MS
can be oilerded
May % 9 MORGAN
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Columbia Clothing
SAAoEL2Coo5RECep0r
tullings, BostWick & Co.
COLI MBIA, S. G.
4 4 AVE constantly on hand the largest
= - stock Of
NA,NNXANM&. MA&S,

CSe2C23o @Da @@o
in this place, which they arc prepared to
sell at prices lower than any her estab-
iIsfnoni in Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted to say il
IL inferior In none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING. offered in any part
Q! the country. Their business ia con
Quoted upon the one price cash principle,
and the price Of their goods cd in
PLAIN flEnr"s upon each article hy which n
uniformity OF price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled to make
h's purchases ut as low rate, rs The more
experienced and better Judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
TO an examination Of our stock and prices
February 18th, 1851. lG-ly.
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To the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services TO ,be
cltiIens OF Snnter District and the public gen.
.,"''! UNI p'enseS himself to give every alien
tion 10 the sale of all properties entrusted to his
hahus ON commission, either at auction or mi.
vute sal; The facilities he enjoys, rs TO si,ua.
tinn ani his long experience in the business are
satisfactory evidence Of his ability to do Justice
TO any who may employ him.
Feb %, 1854 II .,
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w ANDREWS no.o6es ,ha
citizens OF this and the adjoining Districts
that he has removed his Stables near II. Dc.
pot OF The w. & NJ X. Road. where he N ready
at all TIRES TO take charge of diseared Horaca
for n moderate charge in all casea where there
continues TO take Passengers to End from The
Depot, end expects shortly TO receive n New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will haul
at the old rate of 10 cents per package, and
sohcits the patronage Of the public.
Feb. %, 1883 l7-s
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C33AUaG1 1G @D g,

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. 4 J. GILBERT
oR@@Y S. & f. NJ. BERT
{ssS$St--S[fssI- continue the CARRIAG
-- BUSINESS al the abo, c
sand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth street.
Charleston where they will be pleased 10
exhibit To their old friends ard Customers
very extensive Stock Of Vch'clcs, com
prising those OF their own manufacture,
together w'ih ratnas other styles usually
found IN thus market. Their long acquaini-
ance with this markc, as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in slvles
aud prices.
March Is, 1854. 90 "
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Mediocrity is often success, rs well
as happiness. Genius, like ambition,
may ""'er leap itself, and fall ON the
other side"
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aStiaeps tSprsa.

II can be 10 longer questioned that
tho cotton seed. in many parts Of our
country, is fast degrncra,ing, and we
hear frequent complaints on the sub.
Ject.
The plants in many places arc not
so vigorous in growth, nor in quantity
and quality, produced as lurmerly.-
We are assured that the staple of tho
Gotten is being seriously affected by
th's degeneration of the cotton seed
Various reasons arc assigned. One
thinks it is owing to the condition of
The soil or wrathcr-anothcr thinks il
is owing to the defective manner of
the culture. must change my seed
says II thrd, anL thus variety of con.
lectures 4 Q started
The reason of this degeneration is
made to appear when We consider
that, year after year our planters pitch
their cr' ps ;lth seed taken prouliscu.
ouSly from the field. In the very ma
turc OF things it mast dwindlc and in
course IF time become dwariish and
notwithstanding it drprec;a,es under
their eyes, they still pursue the insane
pol'cy. Upon the same principle
yonr stock of horses, cattle, or hogs,
would degenerate and run out. we
q" not, therefore wonder that your
cotton is tous rriouS!y affected to give
vIg0r of growth and constitution.
There is i.o need to change Your
sccd--all lh", You have TO d. is to pnss
through y"nr fields and select +, our
seed nom those plants that exhibit
most vig'r I'gr"wlh, and produce IN
greatest number OF bvlAs. Plant tho. :
by themselves. m'd then Gull again as
he'"lc--"r, select few acres and
plant 1t exclusively viii, The best seed,
selected a> above, and il one or two
years YOU vii have superior cd, if
not better than eau be obtained any
"i'rrc c.ac, II you are too law ,r too
negligent To iuak, the necessary irn
i"rr!ncn.. =" complaint should tall
from Your lpS.
The famous seeds, about which so
much is aid, and for Which such hioh
prices are paid have been b. onuht up
|" tins high state Of cultivation hv the
means stated gab"vr, and by iuIiciuns
crossing kept up tor Il series "t' wears.
~ 'ir lran IN I'ra ed, aud YOU will
ma Il vast Improvement III The quail
y and quantity o, ,our cotton.
SJHhefn Orgun.
Oar Southern cotton planters. ".
bvhcrr, would ind it to their advan.
lay. I" use seed H!"".. in distant: 10
c;'''irS, such is Gro's'a.>ced exchanged
Tor Mississippi seed, and vice versa.
IN Tic cultivation Of many tn plants
lirs has bccm found to wo k ad, ,u,ta
Sc"u> !, increasing b" h the yield and
lllc quality OF the c,"n.
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE ,uhsorber, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill uf Cush'an. Dixon IL Co, re.
specially innrms the public. that they arc prc j..
parcL TO furnish Lumber oi any description q,
the shortest noIct.
Having good wagons and leans, they can de-
liver to nnrcharcrs when desired. They have
q large quantity OF prime Oak and Lghtwood
which they can deliver 10 customers on modrr-
ate terms.
TERMs.---A reasonable deduction in all cases
for cash. or otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders are filled.
Every cx-r'ion will be used to give satisfac-
uon to those VINO lavo,lr ns with orders.
COGLAN, DIXON, & Co.
Sumterville, Jan. IS, 1854. II If
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hats the next thing to tho oys-
ters, Zcb 2" said an urchln to a roller
boy. "Why the shells, stupid" re-
:oTted Jcb.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity Sumter District.

In Equity Sumter District.
Mary T.. Richbourg, -
by next friend
And w. w. Rich
bourg, and wife. Bill for
Us Injunction and
Sam,l. Richbourg Relief.
anu John III. Bax-
ter.
II appearing to my satisfaction. that the
= above named John H. Baxter resides
beyond the limits OF the States. 1t is or
dcred that ho do appear aud answer, plead,
or demur 10 the said Bill, within three
months from the, public alton of this notice
or an order pro. confesso thereon will be
entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order pub
liShed for three months in one of the Ga
zelts Of the district.
w. F. B. HAYNSWORTH,
Com'r. Eqty. S. D.
Feb. %, 1854. ls sm
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'BR0WNING g. LEMAN, I"
IMPORTERS or
French, British and German
DIR GOODS.

2oe and I'll King-sreet corner Of Mar
ket Street,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
GtARPETTNGS.- Ingram, 8 PHYS, Brus.
y scls Tapestry and Vrlvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
and Worsed
CURTAIN CAMBRlCs and MUSLINs, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. oil styles.
LTCORNlCES. in all the new designs
-, ,cuRIAlN G1MPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSELS. &c,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPErINGS. of all styles
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS. in great variety.
PLANTATION s-BLAN-
kE'FS. PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS, &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SIlIRTINGS,
DC.
COTTON OSNABuRGS, Of all the bes,
Southern makes
ENGLISH and American COTTON FLAN-
NELS.r
French English. md American PRINTS.
LINENS OF. RICHARDSON'S superinr
make, for Shcctin,s, Shirtines. Pillow Cuacs.
Table namasks. Dnyles. Napkins, Towellings
lIuckaba' ks, frui, Cloths, 3. l.. Diapers,
Grass .''".lis, &c.
CLOTHS, ChsSlMERs and vEsTINCs,
Of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English GuohS.
SATINETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SEG $, Of all qualities and STYLES
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TO The Public,
z HARaCfid1Raecr's Malice

JAMES ii. CLARK begs leave 10 mott
fy the citizens Of Snmterville and the vi.
cinity, that he is now prepared 10 give his
entire attention to any business in the
auction line. He has had some experience,
andhopes' by diligence and attention to
merit share Of public favor. Ss&
Sumteryille, ian. llth. 1854. ll--tif
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Notice,
NEW STORE

Third Door South Of The Tomu Hull
and nearly opposite Tindal d: Hatson
Plif; subscriber would respectfully in.
IL form the citizens Of Sumtrrville and
The public generally, tha, no has opened at
tho above place general assorlmen, of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Cape. Hardware. Crockeryware. &c. &c.
A.so, A Choice lot Of Family Groceries Of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. &c, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
J. BARRETT.
Nov. Q, 1853. O Iv
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Important Notice,

FELLOW CITIZENS:- : 1T is n painful task
to dun. but stern necessity and your negligence
and f"rgelfnlness. demand that I should remind
all those indebted to m, either by note or ac-
count, I" come TO taw with the chink. hides or
corn nj The mill, on or before the frst Monday
in March next. to save yourselves OF displeas.
nre and to cheat Lawyers, SIeIiffs and petty
Constahles out Of cost, for
At the loss Of a penny
You'll grnmble and eroan,
AS though the rheumatcs
Were piercing each hone.
The ghost OF bad sliilngs
Forever you will haunt,
And you shake, least tomorrow
Should bring you to want
E.p Pay up, and save costs, and there will
yet be n crust left you
WM. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan. 25, 1854 l3 r.
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WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Rich Dress Goods,

In SILKS. TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN
ADiNES. MUSLINS. &c.
BOMB'TiNES, hLPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS. il great variety
EMBROiDERS and LACE GOODS, of ev-
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety,
constantly received.
All the above are Of our own
EpHEsEC'E FORMATIONS,
and offered Al the LOWEST MARKET Prices.
TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance.
~ The one price system strictly ad-
hcrcd to, and all GnniS Wnrran,od
BROWNING d. LEMAN.
Charleston, >. =. Jan. 9th 1854 IL If
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COUNTRY PAPERS.

The weekly journals of our country
supply their readers with an amount and
variety Of instruction and entertainment
which is worth ten times the price of sub
scrption. They bringthe dwellers oftht
most secluded spots into communion with
the outer world, given them ideas and
information which they could obtain ir
no other way; minister to the morality
and-innocent enjoyment of society; stimu'
late the industrial interests, and the pub
lie spirit of people, and thus contribute
most powerfully TO the intellectual, social,
moral and material progress of com.
munity. Yet the agents in this great work
are the only laborers who are not con,
sidered worthy of their hire, whose just
rewards are often altogether withheld, or
else doled out with niggard and grudg-
ing hand, and who in the midst of the
happiness and prosperity to which they
have been emong the chief contributors,
are permitted to pine in neglect and pow
Richmond Dispatch.
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SENSIBLE HOG.

Some years ago made visit in the
Bay of Fundy, and finding a coy place
there quite 10 my mind, spent week or
more in that vicinity. Whilst there |
had occasion to notice the movements of
sundry hogs who came down to the beach
at low tide 10 feed upon the clans which
abound in the sand. You are aware that
the tide rises thirty or forty leet in that
part Of the country. The consequence
is that it must come and recede very
rapidly; so swift indeed does it rise that
cattle unacquainted with the state ofthings
not untrequenlly get overtaken by the
water and are drowned. The old hogs
in those parts, however, get accustomed
to the tide. They find out not only that
it "waits for no man," but that it waits for
no hog. One day while | was on the
beach saw regiment Of hogs as busy
as they could be roofing for clans and
feasting on them. Watching them care
fully, | could not help noticing that seve.
raj of their number ever and anon placed
one ear in the altitude Of listening. They.
would remain in that position moment
OF two, and then go on digging CLANS
At length one cunning old fellow, after
listening an instant, uttered that we'll
known noie OF alarm, and off he and the
whole regiment ran at the top Of their
speed out ot the reach Of the tide. When
placed my ear near the ground, as the
hogs did, discovered what they discov-
cred, and what did not know before, the
roar Of the tide coming in. and found
it necessary to retreat about as speedily
as they had done. What do you think OF
that reader q Youths Cabinet.
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OFFICE IN HoFFMAN's HALL,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ny
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THURSDAY. JAN, 26, 1884.
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A Co1NcIDENcE.-Rev. DR.. Walker, Of
Cambridge, on Sunday preached from the
text, "What art thou p and Rev. DR..
Hilbro, also of Cambridge, preached from
the text, "Who art thou ?"
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CorroS ExpoRrs. The decrease ofco
ton exports for this year thus far have
been $li,655,000, and the increased ex.
ports of breadstufFs $iL849,o00.
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"But is their no hope p
% "None."


. "None."
"Then indeed I am most miserable, for
l love Lucian with all my heart; and all
the dreams Of love and happiness are
blasted forever" and the unhappy girl
found temporary relief in a food of tears.
Her kind hearted mother exerted all her
powers to comfort her, and persuaded her
to forget the mercenary wretch, who, for
the sake of her fortune, would make her
miserable for life. Love, however, is
'Tyrant, at whose will, we mortals must submit.
That night, pale and detected, Susanna
retired to her apartment and for once,
experienced what it was to be unhappy.
All her life she had been the fond object
of the most unremitting care and atten-
ton of her parents. Educated at the best
institution of learning in the country, per-
sonally, exceedingly handsome, with man
ners truly facinating, having the pious
examples Of her parents before her. and
being an only heir to an immense estate,
rendered her an object devoully sought
for by all the marriagable of the opposite
sex. Proposals and reflections were COM
mon occurrences with her, for she always
declared, that she never would give her
hand where her heart could notgo. Was
it fate, or what was it that enabled this
individual, comparatively stranger to so
effectually secure her affections, and en-
able him to laugh his rivals in the face ?
She loved him with an intensity of feel
ling bordering on idOlitry.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-26
select ScIlOOI.

TNHE organization of regular Select School
III has taken place in the town of Jackson,
and those who are wishing to take the advanta.
ges thereof. will find the way open. Now is the
time as the fall term is just commencing.
N. B. Terms reasonable.
W. @. DRAPER.
jackson, Sent. 90. 1853.