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Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
ID AGpERR EOTYPES
'NtcreOscOpic LiL,enassas

Tie lie aueat'on of the citizens of DeI.w
70 ca'led to the Daguerrean Rooms of 81" ware var
Joirr' lIer' NO 246 North Second street pb;ia
senPn'a, where durable and cheap Dnr,erraa ".,a-
Pes are taken in the finest style of the ",
ne subscriber asserts that he made .the q
o'efeoscoPc Likeness in Philadel vko, nd f"eIS "s
- o.neent that he can produce as fine a nortra;t
~ ~ 1l'S style as can be made. He cbarges ona
'aia less Than the usual price. If Won sbonId
E'sn the city, do nat farget to give him cali
e'iOer' s,rone the koems are at t246 North Second
street., e oe!sw Willew, iPhfladelphi 'O
.OCr4f"pp pm. J. Ii. MARSTON
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
DISS'O LUTON.

~. NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the CO.
Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm Of J. g. g. H.
Raymond, lis this day dissolved by mutual agree
ment. The unsettled business of the late firm
Will be adjusted BY j. Raymond, who will con-
finue merchandising. &C., at the old stand
recently occupied by us. ,.'.' '
JACOB RAYMOND, s5iass
.,ss .,.sisl q sal isp8 GEORGE III. RAYMOND.
smyrna, Oct. p, 1855. 20 4 Toc24-3t.l
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07

2Fh EtAfDOCk & FIDLER. No 70 Sm,J g.,
&.k - - Slle'i Ihila'elI hi Dealers in Wo,cbns
.Hor:h of the n best "'''" 91oHOO
t;old Lovers tull jcwelIud IS car,t coso. ss. nm
col L pine Watches S3oO
Sivr l. vers. tul. jewel eI. <o1O Uo
SiIve, Icnina 49, ' Jo"elleu' 1910
=, SEQ
Nnd me siiIl cheaper than the above. and =, I,,oo
a'o tne"i OF Jewery III every des ripn fine 'I,p% nt
i' aI a go''d an assortment OF Silver and Si,var
pi TED ware as can he iOnnI IN PhlaJelnh = ~, eI E
"" Ga We vi" seil low Person, wishing tn n,ri.. VI
ANY ari'c'e ia our c will do well To gi2e s m'iT
nrfainlc our s'ork before purchasing elsewbcre
M n3cf |! SoI IA Sec 'nI street, PhlIadeIpb,, me-
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
Real Es;nte MI Public S,ae

Bf vlrsne ot an order of the Orphans, con.
of the State OF Delaware, in and for Hui Kon.
county, will be exposed to Public YenJ,o =.
TUESDAY, the 4!h day of December na~, o.. oa
2,p,clQck, r. A., at the Hotel of T;ITh'"''a al
foxweih'ia Smyrna, Kent county. afasas":i
the following described real estate, 10 Wi, aiu'
A LOT Of Ground, on which is eroc,o,
log Tenement situated in Duck Creek bunl !"
dred, Kent, county, adjoining lands of Jamor o"-
ssuesstOrd, and other lands and contain;nc, 'TTM
ACRES. more or less the same being the Ro.s nT
Es'ate OF Ly liza Prior (n.), deceased. and to %a
sod tor the payment of her debts. ''
Attendance given by
THOMAS /. SUTTON ADJ
BY order of the court,-John X. J.rv;s C,L
per cent. of the purchase morov
fnust be paid on the day of sale, and the rcsJ,c
thereof ON the 6rst day of the aforesa GSo iJ Or
pians' court, to be held in March nex, IT.
pr :ce9tage tO be paid on the day of sale will
oe mfIeitcd' unless the residue thereof be n,;d
as afr 'said; Otherwise to be Considered ~ pu
a"st OF the purchase money.
-'o'' d. iooO. T. l.. SUTTON
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
Ladies' ROets .anr, ss,.,

IhE subscriber begs leave 10 call o,,a,,,.
-, %k oi Ladies. Misses and Children Sb,n ~ nlS
'M every variety all of his own manniocn,s on Sloes
pcs. u, merals Wholesale and Ret Ill, a. chem ms as
A's"' Trunks Carpet Bags. va!ises Satcbels o,c
A. r. BUTCHER
-, No. q South Sccond stree, pLua.,
~ h-A Lady always ia attendance ,:,,,"a'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20
% easas 40 WI.

lie bonhcur. mes cnians devient nlr au soleii
IL Pousse apres les cops. il est dun noir vermei.-
Le bonheur, cex du vim -. cest du vim dc BourRegne
II vous met do II oc rouge h trogne; -.-. ..r
Hsapree Pomard gu beaune lie bonhcur .. ...a b
"a ne Sc reye PaS,-cs sc bolt c'est mcileur..
Dire que 10 bonheur peut tenir dams mon verre =,
Pss hngtemps hcst vrai: tout passe sur ID teryc!..
lie beaune que jai be Inc fat rire les yeuy -..
Je vols couleur dc vim. cheuu est oycux 90. .r
On dinit sur e ciel qucuiuminc lsusoun. lose -. y
Que le soleil couchant met psrcc uue tonne b.. -
J sntends dams le loiniaip rre ct jaser recLo.
Ie rire des moissOus cest le coquccct, vs. o. . ,a . g.
Les peupliers sont ssous: bori DE- leau malsainc
lis pcuvcut dams le vent routenir peinc .' .e.
Lair e ne sas quot de yif Dc guillere. .s .. .'
On dirst que les champs sorteut du cabaret -
LA bon.e du ponard s,gue 10 ceur: on aime. aH ~
On dcvient aussi bon que le pomsrd uimeme . 80
Fl sur ls vim Panour reviert couns sur lssu =, "a
Remonte Il grenoue ausitot quill ait bssu.
lie vim c'es. ic prinems cest s-soieii n dcrc--
II seme dams e cBur des aeurs qu'on sent eciore, a
Ans quun mid doiscsux qui Went De sevsiller .
Tout s bouhepr passe met essouiilcr 81 ''rs- a'
Comprend-ou que le win mete un hou,ne en- col,e, .
poiue at-ou 10 tsmps den hoirs nr b terre r-tt .
lie vn ucst pas uechaat assad sa sssursi s. o. g..
II ct dou1 au eootrairs. il ct spisitusl r.--r.
&c nest pas NAL placer ssesut ous d bo;rs,
Je cros sincessmcut via! i 6ut oCe~: e.. ,g .- r
Aini quun bcu pascur % laiss. u vous cpes,; 3D.
'C'est ma reiigiou moi j erosau vio -
~ S..-i.,s =. ~ - - FasAsD DEsN0YIRs =
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20

$50 GBTGBLE NouvsllsretsaA 10 A.. lsss. ..-e r.s-
Meo cA@ 1AsSNSo ''rsra's 'F ~, - ESQ 20 .'l a
kCe uns Sroousnss porte
in des relations qu grace ecpque
~ depuis depart De ID CJteee Dun mabeur
ill3 N bouhsur--snG " e monde. -
auque duureuse poess
e Do hque affection bne sonisie pon
eos dosses dosesa intelligence fae en6n Tp
u doner chose du devoucmn do respect de
ssat sys6 tr Ancle cctte noble Peus femme par
Que 6S tds de vide afreux
On % igos maintepant que pus dire cess que
dtgo0 d immense cee mort s done ds pro-
pa aot ps M hommc quia dGa depus ongtemps
hp = 9Assss Asmerijc ehsud dEOSe? Auspdraijs
hhas dsisc beue 4u some ellie? Ou kp
H. q vs srdcie ratens du ssd % tombe
a ..i su dot sissr - srgsss qsa venns vis % -
tosas uss lsra0 'fss 80 = -,
u1ls A.sw dsispss sa P,esvs d Kev.YMk RneSs
!ss ~ n0p du ps,''s s''i d sssi ssls -
0\A@ dAhyA Ssivspas t~ew ps vOre parole sepique
n'a.sh.p1lA. EA,llU Gsa5a.a isGI..
svv1Hn%tn laassess du dfvoususo d'un h0mne
sLSl11f 1AIAb ALszAspass BARDBt -,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20
49,, II . ,,peKSlE DIX L. BARDE,


Nsps senaos publication Do .or. tuletou rAx.xr pu. pour
E : -: a::s s.: :s %:1s ss ''e
rk qpq place Louisiana CONNIE
regal dss B.~ s Beh.ad g. reputation s,ndist steAdn
tntais Z. plu. cs:nd. chant. Dc deul psls
T dS % ~
ps9pl.s r vs..;ss Pai.. ,isls transform. colombo
. .p rtpubioaiD poete cu mons cbaud que
Non M.' ns' Deu preserve leceur de jam. vivre de
Ar Lssar brulsns qu bond les dams
. G S % s y ss pss !, m,s.s % @
fluent , s s.' vi. Is yo ct % D. ys
vie de poe M.s qu.nd lheuIe terrible du rtv rt'e
vie dni:.snt en- meme temps
e sent anuAir par decougemens e1ant On dos homme'
T as1s s.:. ,ss sa :r. IN. fol s..
t're redsot ;0r ee dams my''me ct dmande Deu fol
% T''ss sii . ss ss's'is p.o 1p. DOM. p.... " t1
mr. qu.s ~ .ooeapsr des pos. s.pd ps.
.rsous 81 csu. bless dspor spps porte
d kpu1 noure. dun Gordon ane Dc spn, deu btn. Les
neursu. beau ire dc cO.on lis peuvnt ane.nt .
Courage noble poet. s bod
dent point aveuges
pc. tspscevr haute ox fre m'c les gdateurs
.ssss Ma.cLe que lei
crs.nr 9. .r,s. A p,sstn. est anz sor rasa, {" . 'o'
y.s ssav... H. s sss Ae.nd1e Bad qu me M aina parr
de des poetes csu SOFT d
ceur ersn bucoup plus heureux moi Ills avent
ben Dc prepds ellie Went Bngr grand po<e dit
t..a.srra Nous navoas quun Temps ~
i.r uarFa Ams pasorsle gement. aB Er-rs
.aa A-''.'s De tout peu sen suv H-' r -Es-
r,... o. -. bfr NayOus jausis le tourmeut, go - . -
Bard fat
Son MArEa DoLoRosA piece ec dit imeme, sec
Cex dire merie de
iupregnee triassscs de dououreux. ~
pubrons sramde poeSe pigu ruur
ounsax Le P,grts lie Mssehaoe Bravo Bsrdc
fepren snathemase de Nemesis
'''-' - r : P.rDrrr DARTLYs ''
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20

Ccst Ia fcur qui fame au solel de lete
est Ia mer murmurant "a cbsnson immortce:
= est le Seigneur debout sur e monde ct sur ele
Noyant tout dams les fots de son ctern:e
Pourtant cetai. hicr. Seigncur. que cec femme
--fauvrc front que Ia mort 81 vi.a fait poyer--
ne toutes les vertus qu brllaient dams sou ana
Comme unc ampe sante cclairait son foyer:
Que gals CONNIE loisead qui chante dams los brauctee
Dcux bcaux enfans baaent mains irees ct bauches
Quc!le les csrcssait du ceur ct de Is yoiY
Quo rien qua vor leurs yeu1 e!le etsit radieu.c
Qu'a!ors ellie oublait. tant ellie etait heureu.e
Que, Parclle Jesus, ellie portait "a croix.
pour.ant, cetais her ,on triac ct dou, sou.irc.
1T sa pscur austsre. e: parole dor;
Son anne ct son grand ceur vibrant CONNIE unc I've
1T ses clans su Ciel, cetait bier eucor
Y mon Dieu! qu esce done GU on nomme ., Justice
81 ton ARE: tondanne snnie au suppl:cc
81 ie justc SC brie ~ rochcs du chemn
Les sanglots plaisent done, Seigneur ton orei!s
Puisque IA femme heureuse ct riarte Ia veil!c
Ne sera plus que cendre ct rorssere demain.
"
All tu de,as mourir car chcmins aridcs
Avsient depus longtemps dechire ,es pieds blsucs,
Car souvent e front pale ct tea grands yeux hum;5cs
De trop brlants basers tu couvrais tes en!aut.,
Tu devais de Il Mort, ben jeune. etre Ia p.o;c
Car les fronts les plus pur gu ellie foudsoie
Car tout elu respire un air charge de tu.
Pauvre femme Va done, oil "a tou, &C ou tor,bc.
Madame, rotre corps etat fait pour IA tombc.
Eotrc auc rayounante e,ait faitc pour Dieu.
......." r.. Alexandra BARDE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20
cSsoo o5s scv9Cas.

Nous ccste scmainc 90
mndons lecture abonnes Lauteur NJ Fennd Deoye
va poete epcurn; dues On nous
Peuetrc ePuber
Be de chant de douleu,
chant do c Ces tort ravons ia theatre
drame est touours sivi dun vaudeville jyeuI. -. s'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20

THE ssbeesibW 10 ~ ksoW - islbso -
y iahshieesp 81 t!aselsw ~ y. ~
losd 6rsn tbe rive = u 0Pslsesae Hsilvay
y spsosd . he sDselie Asor rn1e pay.
TSks0A beGfns = ehOesDNo0 - pssish
O. chsslW, . tAs vlssta1iaa q a Id
-T.r Paul NAuGAAn - -
! Dss;dss Tile, ne sehsSibR y esnsesuet,eg
conS Sdsncc, leave tAsir hsess Aad aeosviseOs
unsil thsir r:ssn hea Hsv-orksss Rsisss
Tho tsri6 for tie priessf pas.ss sstAsssv
Road 10 % foileWss ga a aiEeC "a sia
Rusgys, cses' esrriasss, ..I: 3 s::ss
iin~iy - .iExIfTiAiS.
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hssih gull csders saI co6dlSs6ns leS plus
aventagyuses. - -
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20

Ausi quand votre main sur une toe sombre
Esquissant grands traits un poeme dc deui,
Pegnait Ia Mort tranant sa faux rouge dams lOmbre
1T devant une femme entr'o 'ouvrant un cercueil.
Eomme pour rechaufer cette poussiere humane.
vous. vous fai,iez planer sur Ia terrible scene
IN bel ange cache sous un vole de feu
Cu, 'ouriant den haut cette anne envolee.
il attendat au milieu de 80 sphere etoilee, -
Pour Ia conduifs suprss Dc Dieu ..'
Cette douce croyance oh nous lavons beuic:
Nous aussi. CONNIE vous, nous avons repete:
Les roses dic baa. gaees. vertu genie.
ont renaitre % soleil de l'inmortalife."
Car naeuese On eercus;l. dams h pieuas eneein.e.
Comme nm III nuptial rscouvrait une ninte.
An dou1 ct pale front 9u'edt aime Raphael
Await abandonne son chaste corps darchange
Pour aller, Anne, dams le ciel.
LEgise etait en- deuil,-et IA famine des cierees
Dune aureole ardente eclairaient le tableau,
Les anges de l'autel ct Ia Refine des Vierges
Scmblaient de loin sourire ce jcune tombeau
Fl le pretre chantat / Is foule muette
Les hymnes de Darid.-le terrible prophetic
Qui dams le cGur de lhomme allument des PRISONS;
La cloche. dominant odes eplorecs.
leurs cris de doueur, leurs strophes sacrecs.
A nos larmes joignait scs sons
IT les chants de David onnaient tounaient sans cesse
Fiers CONNIE Ia vengeance ct doux CONNIE TN ami
IT les fronts sinclinaicnt tout charges de trstese
IT tous les yeux pleuraicnt &C corps endormi.
Et lorsque, dams b mutt De Ia fosse profonde,
La femme que le Cie enlevait &C monde, -.
Decendit-des sanglots briserent chaque voi1. ..
Car cette femme morte pieds dun humble pretre
II nous semblat hslas! a Ia voir disparaitrc
Quon ID voyat mourir dcuI fois r... .
>, .a o.. FE0Ess -. .
Et nous veclmes tou. une beurc dagone. an ..
Et lorsque ce cercuil de roses embaume "a.
Elt disparu, laissant sa distance n6nie r r.r
Entire nous ct &c front que nou ayions aime,
I'm radeux espoir dams les bon;es diviues.
CONNIE une Aeur du Ciel germa dams nos poi,riRcs,
La douleur suspendt mons de pleurs dams nos yeux
Et nous cherchames tous dams Ia nuee ardente
81 cette anne. echappee 81 prison arden.e.
Nous souriait du hau, des cieux
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-20

Coume un enfsnt sendort au mos des deurs nouress,
Ellie s'est endormie au bras de son epoux. o. 40 %
Uu jour sur son epaule on Wit natre deux ailes
Et l'angc condamne s'envola loin de noue - 's.7-.
Oh: maintcnapt qu'elle est dams Ia grand, patris
Oa Ia terre est toujOurs embaumee ct Aeurie, d.. -.
Od chaque jour amene un solel toujours beau
Od no're jeane morte est changee en- madone, Tr7
Tressons trcssons - vie en- sublime couronne
s A dsposer sur son tombcau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-19
Domestic Recipes.

To maxi ITaShing Fluid A
correspondent who writes from Gas
co, gives US lie following receipt ioi
making washing fuId.-Me. Far
mer.
Take one gallon Of soft soap, two
quarts OF soft water, one gill of spir-
lis of iufpenline aud one quarter OF
a pound Of sal soda boil them to-
geihcr for five minutes. When want
ed for Use, put your clothes to soak
over night, aud IN the morning add
one pint Of the fluid, aud then boil
the clothes for fifteen minutes, after
which riuse twice, in cold water.
Pot Au-Feu. This is by far the
most wholesome Of all soups. Take
three pounds of good runp Of beef,
any part free from bone and not loo
fat put il in an ear,hern iire-prooi
pot, with three quarts Of water, one
large carrot, two turnlps, two leeks
head of celery, and one burnt on
ion, season, and let the soup bo
slowly, skimming it from time tc
time, for at least five hours then
strain il through fine sieve, aud
pour il over thin slices of bread lc
serve. The meat and vegetable,
make dish which is afterwards serv-
ed. Thus cooked, the beef becomes
tender and juicy, and is excellent
cold.
Ca6bages. There are more ways
10 cook fine cabbage than 10 boil
II with a bacon side, and vet few
seem to comprehend tina, there can
be any loss in cooking il, even in
this simple way. Two-lhirds of the
cooks place the cabbage in cold wa
ter and start il to boiling, this ex-
tracts all the best juices, and makes
the pot liquor soup. The cabbage
head, after having been washed aud
quariered, should be dropped into
boiling water, with no more meat
than will just season il. Cabbage
may DC cooked TO equal broccoli OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-19


/ Rass,cood Paper The Article has come
( One almost good enough fora newspaper.
the other better than most of the ppnpr we
have to put up with-and the third a strong
smooth, even sheet, fit for promissory moi 3
may for love notes. the least dangerous of
the two. II is made of password We I'M.
dersland the wood is treated by revolving
Then something else is done Ia hi. 6hre
which we don't understand. A cavea, on
file at Washington will inform the curious
what this some thing else is. The White
/ Cedar il said To Weld the fines, and s,rongas,
naner. There is some talk of SETTING that
anar, for bank notes. The Cotton Wood oe
the South. and the Cypress. are said 10 he
espec,ally adapted il. as also the Tam,rac
B,,ealo Dem.
,,
TODD LAMBS H',hn Norton, Esq. Of
Chelsea mas 'hree DUCK lambs winch be has
ra'sed' winch are worthy OF mention The
average age OF ihese iaunos was eight months
ana three weeks, i,'e ga OF november last.
Ihelr united "elent was 'hen Tour hundred
of,heir wool was % 10 inches. Two of
these Lambs are of the Leicester Coiswold
aud Now OklOrdshire breed. The other is
the Leicester crossed with the 1ain,or Me-
riuo. ion the part of the dam then crossed
back with Leicester. They were turned to
grass the llth of May, and had no extra
keeping since they were taken from the ewes,
the OH of September. Ifany New England.
err can beat this, MIR Morton would be pleas
ed to hear from him.-HiRdsor journal.
A treaty negotiated by Mr.. and Mrs. Gag.
The Fxecn,iye of the Spanish part OF tho Is'
lind of Uayti. or Dominican Rennblic has
been nublished in the New Y,rk T,ihnna
The Dominican government does nn, H.
tho nhrese In one article g,,,ran,ee;ns ,he
@legal ,;gb,s If ci,izens T, ia No, ~"
eno1sh and il PROMISES so 10 amend ~ ~
owe gnIat'oe. exoresslv The r,gb, 20 co"'s y, "
he Tinted Sp,es south a. wsli ~ NH r1' ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-19

Mutton rather than BoT-- A
Plea for SHEEP. We sincerely
wish that the American people would
substitute mutton for beef aud pork
10 Il much greater cxten, than they
Lave been IN tho habi, of doing
Mutton is moro nutritious aud whole
some thnn beef even, aud vastly
more 50 than pork. In lact the
latter ought not to he eaten at all,
especially The Eat parts Where on
earth are there so healthy and ro
bust looti ing people as the English o
all classes II is not simply The fog,
aud humidity of their climate which
gives them their robust appearance
and good looks; for people near
them, with climate almost like
theirs, look very differently. SO far
as meats are concerned, they are
mutton eaters probably more than
half The animal food consumed IN
England being mutton. But IL is
not Merino nor SaXony multon-nor
Of The ragged, fence Jumping crea-
lures commonly kept over large dis
iricls in the Utiled States. English
Scotch, Welsh, and Irish mutton is
mainly Of improved breeds, full bred
aud thoroughly cared for These
we may have IN ms high perfection
as they, by obtaining the breeds, and
besloning lille rams in their prop
Bgaiion and feeding. We are glad
10 know that the attention of man,
OF our farmers is turning to that
branch of stock, and we irus, iha
the good taste and discrimination Of
consumers Of meats will give sub
sianilal encouragement to their Gu
deavors.-Amer. Agricuiturist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-19

Good Advice. 1t is impossible for
us TO say what occupation would be
most lucrative for young man, par
ticuorly as we know nothing of his
talents or requirements. We would
however, say, as a general rule TO all,
''do not make haste TO be rich. -
Adopt some safe and regular bust.
ness, in which you may realize q
comfortable living, and be content.
Ii a person is prudent and economi-
cal, there is generally no danger but
he will succeed. The idea of get
ling rich" is vain and foolish one
and men generally spend half ih,i,
lives ia finding out that to accom-.
plIsh this object is foolish under
taking. There are thousands oi per
sons at the present tine suffering tn,
pangs of poverty, who, # they hut
been content with "a srliicieney
would now have been comfortabl,
and happy. The education that ",
get in tie world is more dearl,
bought Than our youthful instruction
and II would BIZ well if young mer
would more generally profit by III,
example which every day life afford,
ihem.-N. Y Sunday Times.
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MrcHaxIos.--Thc following beau
iiful extract is from Bulwer's celc.
bralcd play, entitled the " Carpenter
Of Rouen' il isu high compliment
10 mechanics
"What have They not dano 7 Have
they nor opened the secret cham
bers OF the mighty deep, aud cXlrac-
ted lis treasures, and made the rag
ing pillows their highways, on which
they ride as on tanned sleed Are
not the elements OF fire and water
chained to turn it? Have not me-
chanics opened the bowels OF the
earth and made its products contrib
ute to our wants? The forked light
ming is their playthiug, and they ride
triumphant on the mighty wind. -
TO the wise they are ilood-gates o
knowledge, aid Kings and Queens
are decorated by their handiwoik.-
He who made The universe was q
great mechanic"
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" varying resuls--just as tho solar
4 rays vary. Thus, for example, the
best rose fanciers in this country,
find il difficult 10 bring ont any OF
the improved French yellow roses
in the perfection Of color they dis
play in France or England. We
have no doubt that many OF the
rich tints OF flowers of other eli
mates, could be made perfect in
this country by properly colored
glasses, just as the palms at Kew
were made by colored glasses TO II
val the palms Of the tropics The
subject opens "a wide field for cx-
pertinent that would richly remune-
rate an inquiring and useful foricui-
turist
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lflr0ifinrs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND

To me CintoRs Of me Uaitci Sir,cs,--
most hun.biy and sincerely thank you Tor the
immense patronage which you have bcstou ed upon my
Fills. tate this OPP nuu;ty Of stating th-t my An
ccstors were NJ American Citizens, m that enter
tain for all that concerns America and The Americans
he mos, lively symralhics, much that original
~ compounded the Pitts expressly suit YOU RI mate
habits constitutions and manner OF HING, intending
to establish myself among you, which have now done
by tskiur premises 10 New fofk.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
y, c raer Of fan and Nassau street, Nep YORK.
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sake Particular Notice.

There % no evil huh -sirftfnes uduiredi H by boys
90 solitude niteu 1fa~lng uH sch tea. lahnhpo.
md which, 90 noi f'iuiuoi H dru time oni rgtis
serious uhstHc 'c- iu nifiu nli tom inrss luf -s.k
fisH 60 -ffes 81 nrnfaftfa iiuut dssasnfg
Oh riuns. tew of those vHu ave aas tn fhi. pf r1i
cuuf pffrfirr are aware Of She cuurf qnsrcrs until
ihfy hnd Tho hetsons sssieu -hsiefes isel sfianse
uind-
Ihr uninHunafs thus % feffff hcromc frrffr. fur+
aho o. labor wuh acrusfnurf Agsf. or o. arfis iis
mind To- siuif; hs strp iaus .@d yeas Do % auli,
iifcsFiuit nni tg b. hls sport with lee oAeisy
ilfun D.
n hr cmaueip.ie aimseir before The prs c,ies hss
sane us wort, aud enter maffiupny, BE mariaee
n.uAfi and be tolls ham tinf skis H. rausfd
- his eaTls inite- 1afsf dfrGffors uhifa
fA'uf aretfH ~ atfn.H n those tiutaris sipeffs.
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Pure wild Cherry Ritters,

10y the cur, OF Bilious aad Jaundice complaints aud
g-neT'l debility They qaoken the blood nd give ne v
lite aud ene'gy 10 the whole system. Price only rs
conts IN pint bottles.
BOYD x PAUL, No. If9 Chambers street, New
York. wholesale agents foi all the above medicines.
Sold by PRRD 4. SMITH, Montpelier, u. o. TY-
LtR, Montpelier ciaIk nd Yates, Moietowa; J.
Hobart, Middiesex :. Skinner, Waitsfeld James
CaIdell, Wauen; 4. u. Gfeen, Riehmohd and b.,
dealers 10 msricInc genelally. 0Oly