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T. affection crv
And Variety Store.

The undersigned wUEld respectfullvannounce
10 the public that he still occupies store in the
"Commerclal Row. on Commerce street.
SMYRNA, DEL,
where he has just opened, aud in ends TO keen
constantly on hand fresh supply of CONFEC.
IlONEItY, of the best quality, together with
MINERAL WATER, and SYRUPS of eycrl-
lent flavor. He invites all who may wish any,
thlng IN this line to give him a call. as he is
rendering the public the most superior assort-
meht OF Sweetmeats, &c, ever exhibited in
Smyrna.
lie has, also, fine lot of JEWELRY, CUT
%f55M LER4, HARDWARE, STA .lst,
~ TIONERY, Musical Instruments. " "
&A< Clocks, Pertumery, &c. &c, to 9fzA
which the attention ofpurChascrs is particular
y invited.
His stock consists in part of the following
articles, VIZ Finger Rings, Ear Ring, Breast
rms, silver Ihlmbles, Spectacles, India Rubber
Combs, lialr and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases.
Cubas, Port MOnnaies Accordeons, Flutinas Y ~.
ms Iambornes, Fluid Lamps, Clocks-eight
days and thirty hOurs-gilt edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Euyelones of oII
sizes; miscellaneous Books, COMPRISING Poems.
Toy Books, Music Books, Histories and Scbooi
Books, Bibles, Steel Pens and States. Avarie.
ty of EXtracts-Cologne, Hair Oil, Hair Dve.
Fancy Soaps, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders, Lip Balm, Bayleaf Water and Cold
Cream for chapped hands,
Also, Cigars and Tobacco. Shoe FINDINGS.
Horse Cards and Brushes, and a very rood as
sortment OF Hardware. An excellent lot of
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c.
The cOngre@atlng Of disorderly persons about
his store, not being allowed, ladies need have
no hesliancy in giving him call. and examin-
ing the many Ornamental and Useful Articles
he has for sale.
EDWARD WARD.
Fountain Head, No. Commercial Row.
apll-tf] Smyrna. Del
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. Sam'l T. Carpen-
ter, Mr. EPHRAIM 5. GARRISON, to Miss MARY
f. DENNEY, daug htcr of John Denney, Esq, all
of Kent county, Del.
The above was accompanied with piece of
delicious cake, for which we feel much indebt-
ed. We wish the happy pair may find that
bliss in life which true affection alone brings,
and that their days may be crowned with TN
ceasing joys.l
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18

YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-An expedition is about
TO be undertaken by DIR. Catherwood, an Ame-
rican physician, to explore the interior of Aus
tralia. Government gives no aid to the pro-
ject, but the press speaks of it as calculated to
be very advantageous to the colony.
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PENNOCK'S
Unrivalled Corn-sheIlers

u. WESTINGHOUSE " co s combined Thresb.
ers and WinnoW ers, ,Vanwickled Roberts Grain Fans
.ditle Glan' Cor and Cob Mill, llarrOws CulIvators
Clover-hulle :, Wheeler Meelck a Co = ThroSbIn"
Machines, opaims Atmospheric Churns, No | PERI
wan and Mexican Guano Mapes Jourdan's. ana Alien
~ Needles Snper-phosphate OF Lime. Clover, limo.
my Ofchaln' ana Key Grass Seed bought and sold
We are also agents for the 'Pennsylyania Farm
Journal and other agricultural works
S. Il Nj. PENNOCK g. co.
apl Gm. Foot Market street, Nilmiroion Do,
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F. II SMITH
Mrs. ii. A. Conway.

No. 1921 South Second street, Philadelphia,
WILL open April 9th, full and $50
~ fashionable assortment of Spring and S...ss ySs
Summer Millinery. Also. fine English Straws,
British Lcghorns, Bralds and all kinds of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Neapolltans, Misses and
ChIldren's Gimp and Leghorn Hats, Silk Caslns
and Fancy Hats. A full assortment of Lawn
Hats of most fashionable styles, The atten-
tlon Of the ladies Is particularly invited.
Next door to BOOT HALL. [aplI-3m.
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~ ItOl.LOWAl'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
have cured a Bad Leg of Eighteen Years standing
Mary Smith of South SIKH street, Phil ldelpha WiG.
OF Thomas smith, was for eighteen wears great sui
lerer from bad leg which swollen from the knee
10 The ancle as large as chils body, the doctors a-
pcared uncertain how 10 treat her. her health was
so impaired, that she unable 10 move and. during
The greater part of 1853 she seldom left her bed On
the 10th October last she commenced using Holloway 5
fIlls and Ointment, III three months the swelling aba
ted by using the Ointment, and the Pills strcnghe ed
hcr very considerable. Ina another month. she was
completely cured by these fine remedies alone -!
" FOR BRONCHITIS. Throat Disease. Hacking
Cough, and the effects Of mprudent use OF Mercury,
medcIne has ever been discovered which has effect
ed such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections Liver Disease; Neural
sla and rheumatism have all been relieved and cured
IN wonderful manner, by the great purifier Of The
Ond, Carriers Spanish Mixture
The case OF T. ii. Ramsay alone should satisfy any
who dOIOt Call on the Agent and procure pamphlet
60 flaming cures, which will asiOund you.
See ad VCriISemeut
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l2mo.; with Illustrations Price SI.OO.
4-xizs-g This remarkable and startling
y. -.4St - volume has already passed throunb
2-A--SA-.$ six large editions and the demand
for 1t steadily increases. TIE whale plot, scenes
and characters are beautifully drawn, while
the monster wrongs, gross cOrruptions, and un-
scrupulOus wees, which are every day enacted
in our midst, is portrayed with startling dis
tmctnesS and boldness. The great danger of
the nation and of the people lies in supposinp
the tempest and the storm atar off; it is dificult
or us to believe that our council halls. our
national politics, our cities, our homes, orr
wives and daughters, are even now surrounded
bv deadly but "a urking foe. Yes, while vour
eye scans this paragraph, the scheme is work
ng on, and the plot is thickening Your noble
boy may be their covet, your beautiful daupba
ter may be their desire; and through all the
various phases of life, from individualities 10
natiOnalities, their plans are laid, and their
schemes developing. We warn you of the dam
ger, and hid you beware. We do not present
an idle story, or tancitul fiction, to please
morbid taste, but a volume OF bold and startling
truths, attested to by unimpeachable Witnesses
and of undeniable truth. Yes; and for some
of it we can take you to desolated homes: to
the maniac old man asking for his lost child.
to that weeping, sOrrOwing daughter, as she
prayS for death to release her from shame IN
those dark deep cells hid in houses of cathedral
grandeur, and bid you listen to that crv Of
agony which we have often heard. But epouob
Have we overdrawn our picture Read, and
see!
0~TAGENTS wanted in every county in the
United States.
WM. WHITE SMITH, Publisher, -
No. l90 Chestnut st., Phila.
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GREAT RAEsGAENSv

Al the Old stand formerly occupied bv Gen
W. Cummins.
VIE undersigned begs leave TO inform tho ciliyan.
"i Smyrna and vicinity. that they now receiyIno
Gd opening one Ui The cheapest, prclllcsl and br,I
stock OF "''" "'S
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
ware ware Qneensware &c, ever offered to the public.-
Inc l"lIo"lne Goods are embraced in their stock
An extensive assortment of CIOhs. plain and fancy
CasslIhereS osIIngs, Cashmercs Cashmerei. Iine,s
M1ldl CraVals, LldndFcrchles, Gloves Hose Half
F'pFI Hose etc Also. the latest STYLES of DRESS
GAE4 IAI EltN s. OF every tnhrIc-a spleudId va
rely Mourning Goods, Embroderles Wh,Ie
Linen ahd Domestic Goods; Table and Towel Dia.
per- Crash, Whue and Brown MuSiins Sheetinps
~. Drlngs, TIckrngs, Chechs elc elc -,
Ill., Umbrellas, ParasOIs, &Ec Also. Boots rs
- SHOES and 'iaiiers, of every size ANDY ~
qualHy. Halls and Caps OF the latest
fashion. large lot of Hardware, Qucensware &c
and general assortment OF GROCERIES, uf he
best quality '
Our Goods being selected witha view To sui,ino the
various tastes OF different purchases RS and with dine
regard 10 lhe proper essentials of "a good article we
lnNile The public 10 call and examine for
ieyIhg inily upon The merits OF the stock and the
low prices at winch HE is relaed 10 s,eak IN
louder tones 0 commentator, than all lhe praises we
could lavish uppnIt.
JOHN ii. CATTS.
ROBERT w. REYNOLDS.
SmVrna, A DFil 4 '55-Iy
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Great Reduction i'm Prices Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.

mkbp DUNBAR. Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. still
YM@ continues TO afford satisfaction to ALL whether
&S- old or new Wholesale Retail purchasers at
his old stand, No. 76 South Second street.
PhlladeIph corner of Carriers Alley, where he is
determined TO sell heretofore, as cheap the
following
LIST OF PRICES:
@T Ladies' Caters. of every quality and style,
iroM 81 w TO $500. Gentlemen's Caliskin Boots
from S3 TO 81. Patent Leather Shoes, Cater Boots
Congress Boots Button Boots etc. from 81 80 to S40O
N. d. Particular attention paid to getting up Boys
youths, Misses and ChIldren's Plain and Fancy
Caters, etc, ETC.
II you call as above you will be to obtain the
Full Worth of Your Money!
apis, iYl9 '54.ly
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Grand Magic Pantominc
ENTITLED THE
NJ Is ER OF RAGDAD

piece repletG with wonderful trans:orma-
tions, magic tricks and Illusions laughable
incidents, and surprising effects, and winch will
be produced with all the Brilliant Costumes
Properties and Appointments used during its
triumphant career of over one hundred consecu-
tive nights, in the city of Philadelphia, where
1t was Unanimously pronounced the most laugh ha-
BILE and perfect Pantonimlc spectacle ever
brought out in america. Pantomime is en-
tlrely different from, and is on greater scale
of magnitude than anything ever previously
attempted in any travelling exhibition. The
Mlscr of Bagdad will conclude each Evening ;
Entertainment.
0~TFor further particulars, see large and
small hand bills, at the Hotels.
0T~Wlll also exhibit at Delaware City the
loti, and at Cantweifs Bridge the 18Th OF
April.
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Died,

On the 10th inst, Mrs. SUSAN II. SMrru.
wife of Robert Smith, in the 22d year OF her
age
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Grain DriIls-Grain Drills.

NIUIII DIIIIS-NITUID EJrIIIS
1sl0 PENNOCK'S Wheat Drills, with grass
seed, oats and guuno attachments
guaranteed to work well. The improvements
that we have made in the guano attachment
we think will make 1t an inva liable machine.
IN connection with the wheat drill for tbn FAR
mer. Pennock's Corn Planters for sale bv
s. g. Nj. PENNOCK a. co
Foot Market street, Wilmington. Del
apll .Gm.
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West Chester Academy.
BOOT HALL, Philadelphia.

No l64 South Second st, below Spruce, opposite
I.OXIeys iiall-BusII Square.
~ Tsp WHERE NAV be fOund 270.U0O pairs Boots
&M& SHOES and Gums, Of my own manufacture. at
' 1NS- The folio wing low prices:
Gents Congress CATERS. Patent Leather, Calf
iuckskin and Cloh, AL kinds Of Fancy Shoes, from
$3.50 to 81 80; Gents Calf Morocco and Kip Boots
SIOO to 81 5O C@arse long and short leg BooIs 300
10 SIOOi Ladies French aud III ish Lasting Caters,
all cOUTs 81 "a to - do Morocco BOOls all col
0rs, S.2j 10 SlG0; do. Buskns and Slippers 80 To
313 cts; Misses and Chdrens Boots, Shoes. Caters
end Slippers, all cuors Boys and Ciaiters all
prizes also great variety OF Trunks md Carpet Bags
Don't forget the BIC GUN.
apl ll-}m. JOHN CONWAY.
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e a ~ . C. a p .

Drawn by ten beautiful cream cOlored horses
containing 5. Y. W. Posts celebrated Phia-
delpha Cornet Band.
The immense resources obtained by combn-
ing the two entensive and welI-known Troupes
will allow OF II degree of Brlliancy being pro-
duced IN their Entertainments, unparalleled in
III tins country, and unsurpassed IN any other
great variety Of performances new in this
country, and peculiar to this establishment,
Will be found comprised IN the bills, and it is
confidently believed that the Novel, Brilliant.
and Exciting representations of the Double
Troupe, will form feature in the amuscments
IN America, winch will be remembered with
qualification for years to come.
The Bright Array Of Talent attached to the
consolidated Establishment includes a preat
number OF the most distinguished names in the
Equestrian profession, most of whom are as
well known III Europe as upon this side Of the
Atlantic.
Among the most prominent artistos attached
to this establishment will be found the names
of
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RIM MINCS.
Lace Goods and Varietu Store

i..n0 1C0 0oOaS anu variety Store.
LUST received new and fresh stock of
Spring Goods, such plaid and bleached
Muslms; KID, silks, lisle-thrcad and cotton
Gloves, Combrics, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
coIored DrIIlmgs Laces, Collars, Spensers.
UndersleevcS, PLAIN and worked IIaudkerchiets.
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
OF Hosiery, Work Baskets, lndollble Ink.
paPer' Fms Needles, Buttons, &c, &c. also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; a few pieces OF
neat style Calicoes and Gnghams. Also. n
good assortment of Contcctionaries, and cyerv
other article usually kept in
trimming and Variety Store.
All OF which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who Will favor the sub
scrber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap As the cheapest
Come and see before you buy.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Commerce ST., below Main, Smyrna, Del.
ia. 10, ABA 1853 Iv
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The -Four Great Clowns.

Worre, the Wit, Browcr, the Whimsical, Wal
ls' the Musical and Whitaker, the Stump Ora
tor; Nal. Louise Brewer, and Mad Lie Marie.
the two leading EqurStrlenncs Of the age, the
Franklin Family, headed by the worId-renown-
ed ii. W. Franklin, the most versatile perform
er IN the world; w IL. Stout the great two
and four horse rider; Luke Rivers the lightning
rider; Herr Lee, the cannon ball Defer: Mast.
Willie Franklin, the backward and somerset RI
der; Mr.. Il. Stevens, the great scenic Funcs.
trlan; Mad'lles Leslie, Angeline, Berline, SO.
phic, Irene and JEANNE; MessrS. W. f.. Wurl.
II. Oldham, B. Wynhold; Masters Winnamore
IL. Mahony, w. Johnson, r. johnson, II. John
son, +. Whitaker, and full corps Of auxilia:
rcs.
New and extremely attractive feature in
the representations of this Company Will be
found to consist IN the
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HOLD ON! LOOK HERE

Occupying the old stand. one door above the
store OF Geo w. Cummins, on Commerce ST.,
Smyrna, Del, we are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, TIN and SHEET-IRON
WARE, OF every description, upon the most
reasonable terms. We can, understand you,
sell Stoves and every other article in our line,
either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as any
other establishment in the State.
Roofing and Spouting done according to order
and in the very best manner All work war
ranted.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the
public heretofore extended to us, we hope
TO merit continuance of the same.
Don't forget to give us call
JOHN Ii. GRAHAM ~ co.
Anril 4 ,ll-Iu
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WANTE ed.

A CLEkh' between the ages of l6 and IL
yeOrs-one who has some knowledge of The
business. Inquire at this office immediatelv -
Smyrna, Jan. 81, '55.
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" 30 urgent is the want of seamen for the
naval service, that the Secretary of the Navy
has resolved to offer bounty Of twenty dollars
toall able seamen, and fifteen dollars to all or
dinary seamen, who shall enlist within the next
sixty days =. 10
or The SloOp-OEwar jamestown sailed for
Havana on Thursday. The coast of Africa is
understood to be her ultimate destination; but
it is supposed that she has been ordered to touch
at Havana to look after the Spanish cruisers
that have recently overhauled our mail steam-
ers.
- GTThe Washington Union states that Com
modOre Charles s. McCauley, an officer of pru-
dence and excellent judgment, and of great
bravery and GOODNESS, has been selected for the
temporary command Of the home squadron.
6J- In one of the towns Of Indiana. short
time since. "a liquor dealer sold man brandy,
from the effects of which he lost his ilies a
jury, under the. new liquor law, awarded the
widow Of the deceased, $500 damages against
tile dealer.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-10

WIFE.--There is no combination of letters in
the English language which excites more pleas
Ag and interesting associations in the mind Of
man than the word wife. - =.
There is magic in this little word. 1t sends
to the minds eye cheerful companion, disin.
terested adviser, nurse in sickness, a comforter
in misfortune, and faithful and ever affection
ate friend. 1t conjures up the image Of a lovely
and coniding woman, who. cheerully UNDER
takes to contribute to your happiness-to par
take with you the cup, whether Of veal or woe,
which destiny may offer. =,
The word wiseis synonymous with the great
est earthly blessing; and we pity the unfortun-
ate wight, who is condemned BY fate's severe
decree to trudge along tAagb iife's dull pilgrim
age without one. :, -
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TRUTH;

Marble and recording brass decay, ~ I
And ike the 'gravers memory, pass away:
The works Of man inherit. as is just. :,
Their authors ;ffailty, and return to dust;
But Truth divine forever stands secure, :
Its head is guarded, and its base is sure; : !,
Fixed in the rolling food Of endless years.
The pillar o., the eternalplan appears; :. ::
The rasing storm and dashing wave de6es- i,
Built BY that architect who built theskies.
- 80 =. Copper. /
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LOVE AND MArHEMAr1os.-Mdlle d'Launy;

LOVE AND MATHEMArIos.-Mdlle d'Launy
a French authoress. of the eighteenth century;
whose writings were distinguished by their
piquant delicacy and correctness Of judgment,
thus writes concerning one who had formed an
early attachment for !her:-Mousieur de Rey
always showed me great attachment. dis.
covered by slight indication, some >dimunition in
his passion. ! often went to see .Mademoiselle
dEpinar, at whose house he almost always was
As she lived very near my convent, I generally
returned on foot and he never failedto to ofer,me
his arm to conduct me home. We had to
pass through large square. Then I saw
that he crossed it in the middle whence that |
concluded that his love. had at least diminished
by the difference between the diagonal and the
two sides square,. - X ri
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The Illusions of Life.

How little men are disposed to be content
with the real and practical pleasures, pursuits
and purposes Of life. The permanent and sub.
stantial enjoyments derived from honest indus.
try, are really cast aside for the dubious and
unsubstantiali anticipstions of some chimerical
dreamer, The quiet comforts and pleasures oi
home, family and friends are all abandoned for
the uncertain, doubtful and hazardous adven
ture after gold and the imagined pleasurable
realities it will purchase. Peace and plenty
smile upon US on the soil bequeathed to US by
our fathers and hallowed by every association
that softens and refnes the heart, but they are
abandoned for strange lands and stranger faces
who have none Of the strong heart ,yearnings
and tender affections from which We have ruth
1essly torn ourselves away. But when we wake
from our gilded dreams Of. unrealities, how Bit
ter are our +regrets-hw disappointed those
brilliant hopes and prospects that; lured US
astray by their dazzling deceitfulness.
g Some one has remarked that realities never
content u.s. The present is probably as fine q
valley as there is.in theswhole region ,of life.
.Rutsthe woods are nothing but woods, shady
il is true, and green, but quite ordinary. The
.SSeaihS AVG eASelIeuts Out We%Woutu nave Deus
Of pearl in place Of those deceittul pebbles
All! there must be;woods and sweeter dreams
beyond the blue hill yonder.sso we travel;
butsthe soft and dreamy future becomes plain
and hard reality as we proceed. Those very
rocks wetread once looked lovely under the
warm hazeof hope; !. 80 shall the charm of the
goodiy heights before nsmelt away, and show
us, as we climb, justsuch. .ledges, gnsrled oaks,
chasms, morasses. wild pines and barren slopes
"a Wehave passed. - SPIRIT IF Me> Age.
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A SKULL WITH ToNeuE.-When DR.. John
Donne, the famous English poet and divine Of
the reign of James l., attained possession of his
first living, he took walk into the churchyard,
where the sexton was at the time digging q
grave, and in the course of his labor threw up
skull. This skull the doctor took into bis
hands and found rusty headess nail sticking
in the temple of it. which he drew out secretly
and wrapped in the corner of his handkerchief.
He then demanded of the graye-digger whether
he knew whose skull that was. he said it was
a mans who kept 4rsndy shop-an honest,
drunken fellow. who one night having taken
two quarts, was found dead in his bed next
morning. "Had he wifel" "Yes" @What
character does she beara' "a very good one {:
only the neighbors reflect on her because she
married the day after her husband was buried"
This was enough for the doctor who under the
pretence Of visiting, bis parishioners, called on
the woman. He asked her several questions,
and among others what sickness her husband
died Of She giving him the same account he
had before received, he suddenly opened the
handkerchief and cried in an authoritative voice
do you know this naill" She was
struck with horror at the unexpected demand,
instantly owned the fact, and was brought to
trial and executed. :, Truly might one say, with
even more point than Hamlet, that that skull
had tongue init. : -: =,
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cCHAn1rY AT HoME-Don't 60 to China to
prove your benevolence. That is like going to
the mouth of a|river to float up. II you don't
love your wife you should not possess too much
love for the autipodes, If it is your nature to
allow some family folly to sever your nature to-
wards your friends around the hearthstone, we
beg you to dispose Of yonr stock in the whole
sale bene6cencs business and 60 into the retail
market, You are not the man to send flannel
to the little heathens in the land Of palms beyond
the sea. Begin at home-with those whom
God has given you for your nearest and dearest
friends. Believe that those with whom you
associate are those you should bless and make
happy. Study how YOU can make those around
you happy. If it be dollar, advice, smile, a
favor, kind word, a pressure of the hand or
chastisement, give it aud give it freely. Re-
member. that the happiness of this world is like
mountain Of golden sand made up by the con-
tributed particles of those who dwell on the
earth, and that it is your duty,to cast golden
atom on the glitcering mountain each moment
Of your lite. In this way the mountain grows
and feasts the eyes of the millions who gaze
upon it with rapture and delight -
-. -; 5. q Spirit ofthe Age :
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HoMrcrDE IN LExIsaToN:--We learn that Mr..
Daniel'Jacobs was killed, on Friday evening
2sth uls., on his farm near Spring Hill, Lexington,
District, by Mr.. Nathan Richardson, near
neighbor. Both these men were highly respec-
table, citizens, and the difficulty, one of long
standing originated about a disputed line be:
tween their lands. They met at the point Of
dispute, each armed with guns, when Richardson:
shot him-thirteen buck shot penetrating his
heart. Joseph Counts, esqsaeting as coroner,
held an inquest, on Saturday morning, on the
body, when Mr.. Richardson promptly surrender.
ed himself to the officers Of the flaw and was
committed to JAIL. His counsel Henry Summer
esq, of fNewberry we understand, will make an
early application for bail in his behalf.
a+sso. South Caroltnian.
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PASTE THAT 1s PAsrr.-Dissolve an ounce of
alum in a quart of warm water: when cold. add
as much dour as will make it the consistence of
cream; then strew into it a much powdered
rosin as viii stand on shilling, and two OF three
cloves; boil il. TO consistsnce stirring all the
time. It will keep for twelve months and when
dry, many be softened With water.