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Caution to the Citizens of Burlington.
! EARNlNG hom s'ine Ut the most respectable
IL firms in Cincinnati, Chicago. L uisviIlc and 81.
Louis, that my Schiclam Aromatic S,hnarps j. cx-
tensively countsrfeired by s,mc If the liquor ner.
chants Of New York, think 1t necessary to cau-
ton the community agninst these ndcrs Of poison
in disguise. ~ '' i t"5 '.'ft'
introduced the Schiedam Arma,'c schnarrs f,Y
the purpose of supply ing tbs medical faculty and tho
whuIe community with pure medicinal spirit.
which might he prescribed with confidence in vi
eases where sfimulants wore required without pro-
ducing the fearful coDscq ucrccs which invariably
rcsultfrom using adulterafe liquor. In rider 10
der assurance douby sure, hndth article Rnalyzcd
by chemists of world wide celebrity, and submitted
it for experimental test to thousands If
medical Practitioners. The h,ponses fioin thee
Of the most uns9uiv cal and sHtis furt,
~ character. 1t is now before the public, surround
ed by these guarantees, and bearing these unim-
pcachablc endorsements. and cnll upon The com.
munity to protect themselves ard mc---thrir own
health and my rcput ation--ty frowning duwn and
repudlating the practical specuatTs who are ped
ding their foul commodities under If my trade
mark. No article had ev' been imported from Ilol-
land into this market, under the rame Of Schnapps,
previous to the appearance Of Woifes schicdRm Ar
omn'ic Schuapps, in this city.
The first importation beng made into this city In
the year eighteen hundred and fort weight wheh can
be seen by the Custom Itouse books, deposited my
label as a trade mark In the United Stntes Diarirt
Court If The Southern District Of N. York in the
year eighteen hundred and city. enc, and have the
certificate in my possession Of that date. The rrcnt
demand which has thu, ccn ted Tor the geEuino
article, has set the whole hive of counter ictcrs in
motion, and the duty owe TO my customers and
friends, and the public, c,mpes me to put th, IN On
hcir guard against imposition.
In order that the trade of darlington may lie sur
piled with the genuine article, | have established n
depot at the Store Of Mcssrs. II. f.. Hunt Co., on
Jefferson, between Main and Water SIS. burlington,
Iowa who will supply the trade n: the lowest mar.
ketrrice. 49, EuDOLPH0 WOLFE. e.3a-'
.-- > * do p 70 BEAVER st., New VI rk.
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Grain Bags.
FIFTEEN hundred Seamless Bags; 2oee Gunny
i hass, for SHE BY terta6, HEDGE CO
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"a Graf Tuner Sea is said to have
,,eo discovered in equatorial Africa BY
NJ Rebmaun, one Of the travellers with
whose perseycring labors in that remote re-
mon, the newspaper public have become
Intimately acquainted. He has sent to
Europe, small map on which the sea
ooeupics the vast space between the equa-
mr. and 100 Of south latitude, east from
Greenwich, having at its southern extrem.
ity lake Nyassa attached to it like tail
niece Mr.. Augustus Petermaun, in a
hitter 10 the London Athen9um respecting
the discovery says: 49,
9TH. immense body Of water, with an
are. twice as large as the Black Sea, with
tho Sea Of Azoff, is inscribed with the
name Of Ukerewe or Inner Sea of Unia-
me,i, its narrow elongated southeastern
end bearing that of Lake Nyassa, and the
discovery is said in the accompanying let
,ss to have been arrived at by the concur
ting testimony Of various natives dwelling
on or close to the lake, both on its eastern
az we'll as on It's western shorcs-with
xhom the missionaries came in contact.
Some Of the natives that came down to
,i,dc on the coast Of Sanga, in particular,
gave clear account of it, while at other
points Of the coast, from Sauga southwark
for6 degrees Of latitude, corroborative in
formation was obtained"
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HOGS.

w ANTiD 10 coo good can fnrtl Le., IL Z
w which the ighrSt mart Ct ltisc Will her raid IN
cash. Parties having hags for sae will rl.se sals
On the undersigned at his f,tk Haze N RoSs,isry
Street, 80 80, zysst4r l.. McFAfL. n
Burlington. iowa, OFT. Il h. 1915 tImwi y,
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DS~ Thackeray delivered the first
lecture of his new course, in New York,
on Thursday evening last.
Is. Dohn Piatt, Esq. Secretary Of the
American Legation at Paris, has resigned,
and o. j. Wise, son Of Henry A Wise,
aud now Secretary at Berlin, is appointed
to fill his place.
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: s- lGasAins Reetrys,
Hfx sy.rss,SIS. J. . :,.ssf,y y +,

That Will rsn,.s tA-s--tp q, i.,ite
70 Sss Tussk*.'wss ard sail; 1t "a. s. SSes
aArt ssse tyesry~r En- tr~ls issf e r,sss,a-,.s
sssS ssssaa.eiti lie a faf,Ai srsss hsss,3 i.ssss
atat u, Farmers and Dairyinen9 .,s
.itiat" ses ssssssd es4 81 nsr ss9e,i afs,;st
tAsss Ss.a Batter Ue;Ssf5 fit not, cell Al nc. ~
Mr.. v nrc fat. II Cslnya gs.-rs sr.a - eng
which via give yen er,iT sasi slgef " ny ~ pr
chased The right of ibe rijp;sf, th.ir, sri frfir
Wnrkes far dc coursissp MS MINI a,,f NJ fttgf
wcui,i rrs,-rssprs inffhi the ns'ss sfv.fp th,sw
msBnfs.furins NJ atsas n, ine,lef,,i ssf s~,t.,.
pirs,l 10 mnl al wis, n,av faorme v; tfs ,As.i Is
rhis chnrn !. I,sw r,s,sisins nsrsrrcri n'rn lmt
e. wherever IL iss he.i ntttsin.ci u her ken
awa.,isl iir yrbs ut the lWuhli f,ti,. LIN d
ant New esk. sui si.s Al csety Stab ard ceaniy
Fair at whirhit has tecp e,sibitcd. .fs =,
3 The graf sdsantrge this Cha ~, s.Eses ,,ser ~
aiheIss lat III III Pru,lper bats, IN shHf inns
any other enth. ID u sili gather he tatisr ~
tel il l. produced by simply ,r'siss HE ra.fbn ~
the dashr. I'd. " wilt wtsk TIE HITTER ,ss.. ,,A
ariext 81 hu,'ermHk ,Esfrfien, etfn, ci,f, sst
~ di.pcnaing with The nss or han thus -myt
irfg 10th time and Ish,r. 4,b u will sstt the LAT
Ter trfct. tasirr, FROM the etuh These rc<alisI
am prepared % warrant. siesk 97a@ 4 sbss sFssF{
Thca~ands OF Far.n,r. and practical latter makers
hrouy hsut the different State are LOW using this
ehurn in prefersr &c 70 lieihsrs ,z,ss- - Ss-,s.-
es.E IA NJ. GHUrE Mrnulastmcr, u 49,.
esss ia Corner Of siham, Nslls, s,rec,s.
oct 81. lSs5-smw Gtaiias',n. T. va
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-.vaG ~ THE BALric.--The for.
81. .rrs l. u little importance, aye In
- i ], foreign markets. There has been
ID farther and yssy oonr,dersble ID.
4 wheat and hour. Tho effect Of
.. nee. upon Eastern markets is not
80. Bat Il win probably cause very
"a .a, corresponding advance in this eoun-
IN which is very good news fof farm
,at no. 70 good for laboring men and
Il !. i've spoo salaries.
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For the Ladies.
| 90 PIECES fine linen thread cdging;
cO 10 do 20 woven do do fs- .a
10 pieces 6ne linen thread Houiton int. edging;
20 do do cotton thread edging;
10 do do do Smyrna do
70 do assorted black silk lace edging;
% doz. ass'd Lisle and silk Gloves; sI
30 do d" fine cotton Hose;
~ 10 do do black silk mitts; s-s'f 9t-t w..
10 do do Kid Gloves-just in store Mt
une ~ kIMBALL Il Co.'S
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~ India Rubber Hose.
IRON l to 2 inch, also, Hemp and metallic packing
L for sale at factory prices, by r. s. ADAMS.
Leather. aaa -
IN store and receiving 10000 Harness, so doz
l Bride, 100 doz upper, 30 doz kips, 30 dos calf,
40 dcz Imported French Calf, 2A0 dog Sheep skins
for sale at favorable rates. Nov q R. S. ADAMS.
~ Saddlery Hardware. -
4 FULL and complete assortment of saddlery
n Hardware, Collars, enameled cloth, carriage
trimmings &c at St. Louis Chicago prices and
will duplicate bills from either place.
nov ~ R.SADAMS.
DERA and Huron Grind Stones; Pump Chain and
ID futures Oxygen Lard Lamps; Sad Irons, ia
panese ware; Toilet ware in sets; Brass and enamel
ed Kettles; Coffee miles Lanterns; French pressed
skimmers: Ladies'; Stew kettles; Sauce pans; Pud-
ding pans; Cups; Wash bowls, &C., &C.. for sale by
oct "a (Gaz. copy J W WHITE
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~ Prof, Hall, State Gcologist, says
the Davenport Gazette, was in our city Fri
Gay on his return from St. Paul. He
cane down the Mississippi in a skiff and
ave our State bordering the river pref
thorough examination fromits northern
aae to this city. The coal formations he
aiass the most important Of any in our
s.a'e, aad another season will devote more
" as ane to their examination. Prof.
'a''aey, who has been employed this
's'sa IN an examination Of the iron aud
'aa deposits says, that there is not
'aoash Of iron ore in the district above us
Ssesp = furnace going for two weeks.
y presume the vast beds of iron ore
we vicinity of Mascatine will dwindle
s''a 10 the same insignificant deposit, as
acre y always more or less iron found in
NY Vicinity Of coal beds. Pruf. Hall
a stas tia. locality before he returns 70
Iowa Civ
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Co.partnership Notice.

Co.partnerSh1p Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that have this da : MS.
sociafed with myself in hssine.s Mr.. p. l.. Tn.
defw'nd. my former Cleik anil that we stnII cnntin
nc IT nr old stand under The Bamc IT Tins Iieslc,
Co tnef ~. $50 THOMAS HEDGE.
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Gentlemen's Line Ladies' Line
Black and Brown Cloths, Blk and changahic silk,
Buckskins anil cassimeres Gala plaids aipaccas,
Cassnests and twceds, Mernoes and delaiDes,
Moleskins and Jeans, Debregcs and gnghams,
Hats and caps, Amer. 4 English prints.
Boots and shoes. Shawis handkerchicfs,
Coats and pants, Collars and nndersleeves,
Vests and handkerchiefs, Stockings and gloves,
Under shirts and tra wers, Shoes and CATERS,
Gloves and socks, Muffs and tippcts,
Collars and suspenders. Ribbons and iaces,
Domestic Goods.
irish linens, Richardson' damask table linens, Il
men crash and diaper. cotton Diapers ticsings drills
checks, hickory, beached and brown mnslins, white,
blue and red blankets, plaid linseys; Red, yellow,
blue and white aannes. Canton aannels all colors,
Garrett bags and netions.
Groceries and Q,iensware. II. II. SCOTT.
sent 20 Main street.
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Candies.
| Hl BOXES assorted Stick Candies;
lOO 10 do fanny do b Isl So
50 boxes Fancy d in small packages for sale By
sePtls % ]. II. GEAR co.
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of oossruE WEsEL-Thc Oska!oosa
|i,s ! ! out against the New York Even.
s' ~. N an article If !. column. Il
!. s'pass'S's ye. to farcsss tho eonse,,aca-
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l00 KEGS Of Wheei;rg nsss~ted Nails. far sslc
Hun ~ ~ THOMAS HEDGE 4 CO.
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Modern Mysteries, or Spiritualism.
EXPLAINED and exposed, in four parts
IL LIST. Revelations Of A. J. Davis:
I'd. Spirituasm Explained aud E1posed
Sd. Evidence Of inspiration by the spirit Of
God, compared with evidence from the spirit OF men,
4th. Revelations Of Emil Swedenborge, by
Rev. A. Mnhin, President of Cleveland University,
for sale by (oct. 3l.) G. NJ. WILCOX i co.
Burlington and Fort Madison,
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81, lIs...s "A, Timers stock.
A GOOD assortment on hand at res bic rsses,
"A June 20 J. W. WHITE
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Improved Land for Sale.
EIGHTY Acres of land, six miles from Bur,ng ton,
T. half mile from the Mt. Pleasant Plank road
and near the line Of the RAILROAD. Forty acres in
good cultivation and thirty acres IN good timber ad-
joining. will sell this land for $25 90 per acre,
and give one and two years on twothirds Of the pur-
chase money. Call at the real estate agency of
June 20 by L. D. STOCKTON.
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reA, II is remarkable fact that during
Ac present war in Europe, says the Jour
| nalof Commerce, which has already last
| cd eighteen months, not single naval
engagement worthy of the name, has TAX
en- place between Russian ship or ships
! Of war aud those of the allies. And yet
'he Russian navy is, or rather was very
hrge--ar exceeding that of the United
Mates. This extraordinary passivity of
the Russian ships, though said to be we'll
commanded and manned, marks the diff
iercnc between them and the tarnal Yam
sss Had the United States been in the
place Of Russia, there would have been
many bloody conflict on the ocean ere
this for in spite of blockades, &c, more
Of less of our ships would have got out
during fogs Or darkness, and given good
account Of themselves before they return
|a' It's in these daring fcats that the
i'nkecs excel, more than anything else;
and, more We may add, than any other
People. Our merchantmen, too, would
have run the gauntlet as best they might,
Instead Of rotting at wharves as the Rus
sian merchantmen do. But in the mere
matter Of passive courage-facing death
,ad meeting tho troops surpass the
asss'ans, or are likely do so. Like ma
@'ncs, they stand where they are placed
Eaut,s removed is'by death or otherwise"
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RETURN or MIssloNARIEs-MRs JUDD.
The N. Y. Tribune of the Goth says: 1t
sllb gratifying to the friends of Mrs.
I,r. Judd to know that she has arrived in
The United States. She and her husband
! were among the first Missionaries to the
Sandwich Islands, and now after an alb
[sence Of nearly 30 years, Mrs. Judd has
isurned to visit her numerous friends,
fpm whom she has been SO long separated.
h will be an additional qualification to
many friends to know that she is accom-
panied by her two eldest daughters and
[tcr eldest son.
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For Sale

A NEW aud FIRST rate three story brick business
n house on Washington street. -.
sept s, IS BROWN L LAHEE
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DEAR Sir Il cannot speak too highly Of the pu.
riiy Of your Schiedam schnapps. 1t ], decidedly r..
pcrior 70 any thing 81 the Find in the market Il
is perfectly free from the ndmisture II fusl oil %
any of 'hose arnylic compounds which produce ,o~k
tntion and which very few samples If alcoholic dir
titled liquors arc withou'--msst, Of them lr;ue
largely imprcgnated whit ! lave personally in.
spec.ed the varions proeesses If distllation prae
tieed at Sehicdnm, and know that unusual ear- h
alcohol, and y.ur Schraprs is striking proof ii Il.
success. A. medical agent for chronic and venni
affections. have sncccssfnlly prefcrbcd i. and re-
commend il ns an Agreeable cordial and harmless
ssimnanf, and shall cpiinne TO do we'll a. nse
u source Of pure alcohol for chemical iayc,tra.
tions an.l!expcriments. Yonr obsiieni ,crr ant, 81
III t@qa - sG,iiS&i ~ ISAIAH COOK. s4seed
oct. 9.y.asz > Coz stlting Aralytiea Chemist.
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Diamond Jewelry.
JUST received good quality of Diamond Brca,
Pins and Diamond finger rigs: Neat pattern. for
sale by a. Wa ". CARPENTER, Main st.
Oct. 20, '55.
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THOS. W. uAGETT.
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Wooden Ware. &c,

Books by Express. ii sss4s
y1sTreceiv,d lat of late Pu'sicati NJ by Express
u BY facs. 5i.t C. N. WILcOyA Co.
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Timers Toels.
TINNRR'S Mach les and hand Tools o..u n,str i,
= sets, for sale at manu- acturers prices.
june - WHfrE, Prince Wsryrass
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Caution to the Citizens of Burlington.

A J. MESSENGER, Clerk District csnrt. !rs' tft2
oct. 2 .w4w. Nt t7.t r'a5 N Asa lsr -Fr r.
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Hydraulic Cement
JUST received superior article, which will be sold
u cheap, to close consignment.
July 25 PEASLEY Il M1CHAELS.
Circular Saws. ---------I-
RANCH Crookcs and Frosts' best cast steel Cir
- cular Saws, in store and for sale by
oct "a " WHITE
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fR8. .
IVA, al
fchsnN.
owed
| toss.
'plicaoa
ui'isae.
inyesi&
addres.
. on thsi,
9 faith.
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RUCkETS ard tnbs. churns. knife Rsv. vonien
u bowie and trays. posat6e nasber.. rrsifne pins
tnfter prints and iades, hung driver. beef sfsrk
Poupders hush msnsurcs. thoe bynsher. vislcw ~afs
snd wsrsns inenl selves clothes pins. hr eares 20
tent wheel head, &e juy recriv~d ard ~ sal> by
aug 70 #N ~ 10, IAUafAS q BIO.
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W. F. CONRAD,
A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. will give his
n undivided attention to all professional business
entrusted to his care.
Office on Third street. over Swans Store, opposite
he Barrett House, Burlington. Iowa. frct 1a.tf
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Among the complaints for which the Schnarps
have b en- dcclarda specific by the eminent lhysi.
cians who huve cor,esrondtd with The propi,hI a,o
dropsy, dspclria, debility nsequcnt upon long cu,-
timed sickness and old age cr rsy ASH ma e,.vcl,
ctlic affections of the kidneys, and all chrGric dir
eases Of the gcnito-urnnry ~ raratns. For tltse
and many other disorders, il Is prescribed with
great success, by more than three rbrsnnd m,dirnl
practitioners in various parts Of the Uncd Statts.
beg to call the attention Of tho read,f ~ thu iol-
lowing letters from physicians g. .'s r-.s.Hs
DR.. Charles A. Lcas, Commissioner Of Health,
Baltimore. writes as follows in r.latbn TO the ,nlus
of Schnarps n remedy in chronic catarrhal c. m
plants, &c. The letter is dated July q, 1858.
al take great pleasure in bearing highly crcliiablc
testimony 10 its efficiency as remedial acept in the
disease in which you recommend it. Having o mt.
ural tendency to the mucus surface with a slight
degree Of Stimulation. ! regard it ny one Of tho
nUst i'm portant remedies in chronic catarrhal afIec-
tions, particularly those of the scno urinary NJ pa
rn'us. With much respect your ohcdicnf scivanf 4
CIlAS. A LEAS, NJ. D." E
DR.. C. Robbins, of Boston, celebrated far his cure
of epilepsy cholera, &C., complains OF the great
difficulty Of procuring pure Holland Gin and spcaks
of the Schiedam Schnapps nj foo'rs, under date VI
Oct. 5. 1852:
~ have commended your article in four casc.--
two in. Connecticut, one in Vermont, aud unc in
Rhode Island. An article Of this kind IL mucI,
needed. have beer una bic to find substitute In
the matciin medca for pure Holland gin. 5az
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'psssA
| s.msts,
lisprim,
sinenti Ia
| sture u
. . low b,
the 10.
ny thsi,
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THE PEOPLES SHOE STORE.

Jefferson street, two doors west If Ma !,
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ouse
Iient Of
Oh viii
snt,ng
vited 10
. III that
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

EFFEcTs or AvoIaING ErIMuLAxrs AT a
late anniversary OF luIe College, Professor
ShIIman was c'lIed oul by complimentary
Io'st. In The Course Ut has RENT rks, the Pro.
lessor proceeded lOr lbe benefit oi the Younger
brothers present, TO say how 1t was that at mis-
aye (16 years. he enjoyed such excellent health
ana spirits. lie s4lu tnat at thlrly he was dys.
peptlc ana feeble. He cut OF, dsternlueGIy.
all stinulants, and had used none since. He
dIeted one year, ana then returned 10 his la.
Dor. lie aIe always PLAIN, nutritious food, and
crank nothing but PLAIN dIutent drinks. He
,schewed tooucco ~ every lorm. Every NOR
n'ng he used the sponge aud cold water, and
Ieit nov no less power Vi endurance than when
he was young man, and 10 abatement OF n.
te!I.ctuaI powss.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

AFFECTING IEcIpEST.--The following is an
extract from soldiers letter in the camp in
the Crimea :--I' The other night was in the
iutrenchments, and good number OF Us were
sitting together amusing ourselves One was
singing song called MARY. weep no more
for me- ia which occur these beautiful lines:
"Far, far from thee sleep in death,
So, Mary, waep no more fOt me-
when shell cAne in, burst among ne, and kill.
cd the man while he was singing the song.
never was SO much vexed for any one in all my
life; it opened his skuIl completely. and he
died in an instant"
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
Tue Over. .SrSsrrIvE.-A strikes me with

THE OVER R-SENsIrIvE.-A strikes me with q
sworn ana hd.cts wound. Suppose, instead
vi blndng up the wound, | am enew!uy it 10
every bOay ; and after II has been bound IN. I
am taking ot Ihe Dandage continually, and ex-
anlnlug the depth OF The " wUund, and making IL
lester tIll my ltnb becomes greatly enHamed,
and my genera! system s'maIerRliy Affected
10 there person who would not cali me a foolg
Now such tool Is lie Who, by dwelling upon
tue little injuries and iusults or provoeatiops.
Gu uses then to agItatv or Inhame the mind
Ho" much better were it to put bandage
over tue wound, and never look at it again
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

LAuGH Os.--Laugh on, and never mind the
eensure of cynics. Joy is one of the greatest
panaceas of life. 1t braces the nrves, makes
the heart dance to pleasant music, and the very
soul ring again with harmonious sounds. 1t is
the delight of the COED, makes sunshine when
there would be all shadow and glcom, promotes
domestic happiness, drives away sorrow, and
preuaTes the mind for the exigeneies of the fu-
lure: 80 laugh on, but laugh disereetly, and 10
due esacop EAubcrsnt nirth does nosbecoms
sny cas, efsss - Rsa gas s.s
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

ship-bu lding, he actually .olded bank bii .or
fifty pounds into the des. red shape, launched
the little cruft upon its voyage, watched It's
steady progress with ratcrnal anxiety, and
lily went over aud received 1t m sl;ety at
the opposite side.
This paper might be extended almost indefi.
nitey; but there must he limits, even to an
essay, and certainly to the good nature of our
readers