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live were only halfas lcnient to the living
as we are to the dead, how much happier
might we render them, and from how much
vain and bitter remorse might we he spared.
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YOUNG LADY GOING to ScnooL.- Oh!
dear, it's all very well for our black man,
Henry, to carry my umbrella and books,
but Pa ought TO provide one to study my
lessons for me.
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The following toast, given at Plymouth
lately, is excellenf:
The American fair-too wise to take
the veil, and too beautiful to need IT,"
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There are three things that never become
rusty-the money of the bcnevlcnt, the
shoes of butchers horse, and 4 woman's
tongue.
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Business before pleasure, as the man said
when he kissed his wife before he went
out to make love to his neighbor's.
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A number of accounts due this Office for Ad.
.vertising Job Work and Subscription, remain
upppid. Now, ! assure those indebted 20 me
that am very much pressed fer money and II
they VIII come forward and selale these elaine.
they wlu ccafer on me q ggeat favof.
May Is, ls.a.
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Evil thoughts, liks unwelcome guests,
make no part of the family, and will de.
part il not encouraged 10 stny.
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A patent medicine vender adyertises
pills and ointment that will cure he worst
tit Of any pair Of boos.
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Both the Ointment and pile sbo,lJ l.

Both the Ointment and Pills should he
used in the following cases:
Bunions, Sore Legs,
Burns, Sore Breasts
Chapped hands, Sore Heads,
Chilblains, Sore Throats,
tistulas, Sores of all kinds,
Gout Sprains,
Lumbago, Scalds,
Mercu,hh Eruptions, Sweled Glands,
Piles, Stiff Joints.
Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Salt Rheuur, Venerable Sores,
sNin diseases, Wounds of all kinds.
- *SOLD AT THE MANUFACTURERS of Prof
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane. New York
and 244, ST"AND, London, and by all res.
Pectable Druggists and DeaIcrs Of Medi.
cines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in Pots and Boxes, at 20 cts
62I cents, and 81 90 each.
sV@ There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
NB.-Directions for the guidance of pa.
tients in every disorder are affixed to'each
Pot
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Three things in the peacock-the garb
ofan angel, tue walk of thief and the
voice Of the devil.
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The mere wants of nature, even when
nature is refined by education, are few
and simple; but the wants Of pride and
self-loye are unsuitable.
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1GHAT V9AR0W,
OR,
THE DREAM.
BY A GEORGIAN.

This is the title Of Romance now In process
Of completion, which will be issued In two mum.
bers ON the LIST and 18th Of July 1855. The
work will be printed on pure white paper with
new type and viii equal in quantity of matter
an ordinary sized Duodecimo volume of 800 ma.
ges. IL viii DO promptly issued and forwarded
70 all who will send their orders accompanied
with the cash.
TERMS
single Copy, Two Numbers,l 90 as
10 clubs Of or more, lper Copy,1 30
Remttances must be made in bills or change
and not In Post-0 Office Stamps.
Address, JAMES N, SMITH
~ ot Augusta, Ga
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When you hear a Young wife constant
ly complain Of her help infer that She does
not understand house keeping
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The Logansport Journal says that the frost
was severe there; but peaches were saved by
being all killed during The winter.
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Educate thy children, lest one of these
fine days they educate thee in school with
no vacations.
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When you find poor many envying
and reviling the rich, infer that he is an
arr.tocrat in his heart.
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When the sun shines, let few rays
find their way to thy heart and thou
shalt have wherewith to battle the storm
and the tempest.
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SOUTH LOi FACTORY.
Joseyshe <zarlke

Il prepared TO furnist at shortest notice M.
improved COTTON GINS, az &l.7b por Saw.
cash-Threshers, Fans, and Cylindrical Straw
cutters, to all who may need saId machines.-
The following gentlemen have paironized him.
and can confidently be referred to, viz; Capt. .,
NJ. Ingram, Hanging Rock; n. I. Greuory Ts,s,
hsw; w. J. Cup, Harrisburg; w. b. Coonipg.
ham, Liberty Hin; Capt ID ID Perry Beaver
Greek; Cunningham, l. Robineon. Dr. n
L Crawford and Vim. Stevens, Lancaster O II
lie y also prepared 70 RSniIh and put nm a
superior article Of Lightning rods at reduced
prices.
N II To accord with the ''hartl tlmesy
hase reduced my Gins TO 81 Is per saw, and
osher machines In proportion. Being tkank-
fal for past favors, hope 6y assentlop 10 b,,si-
meas and a desire topleass, I may stiIl be aus.
tanned In my profcsiIou
20 Jan JOSEPH CLARKE.
south Lowell Factory, Laneasser Dist ynae IS
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Three misefies Of mans houso--a
smoky chimney, q dipping roof, and a
seoldiag wife.
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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLINA
.ANCASTER DISTRICT.

L1hNOAi'oI EN DISII1CT.
Bella Sizer and wife Ma ! In the Court of Ord.
ry aud others, apph- nary. Writ in Sum.
cahts mons, real estate of
ys Temperance Gillispie
Monroe Gillispic and decd
wife Narcassa & 9th
ers, defendants
II appearing TO my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gillispie and wife NaFcissa, James Smith and
vito Elvira, Hunt aud his wife Charlotte
A Hunt, James Cunningham and Milley C. his
wife, defts in above case, reside without the
limits of this State. Ii is ordered that the said
def'ts do appear and object TO the sale or diyis-
ion OF the real estate Of Temperance Gillespie
deed, on or before the first day of October
1855, or their consent to the same will bo en-.
tered of record. (pfslO 90
j. II. WITlIERSPOON, OLD.
Lancaster Oh, $ o, June 2S. '65.
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP or
LiverWOPt, Tar and Cam
cfsn sn1ua

For the cure Of long standing Coughs,
bad Colds. Bronchitis, as well rs con.
SYMPTOMS, this medicine is invaluable.
Its peculiar eombinati,n Is The resnlt of
experience and an intimate knowledge of
the cause Of these diseases, and the certiGi-
cate Of remarkable cures are sufficient proof
ofits superiorfty. For sale by
MAGiLL T. HEATH
July 81 At
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When you hear an editor abusing his
brothers of the quill, infer that his genius
lies in the scissors.
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Rlatsssy isasort ofbsd money ; 20 which,
eur sauity gives currency.
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lie hath lived TO i'll purpose, who cannot
hope to live after his death.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCFMENT

NNA~N Viva 0S1 <lNNOUnGGWENI J..
To all persons afflicted with Sexual disease.
such at a Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con.
orrhoea, elect, Syphilis, &C., &c.
The Howard Association Of PHILADELPHIA. in
view of the awful destruction Of human life and
health, caused by Sexual diseases, and the de-
ceptions which are practised upon the unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by Qaucks, have
directed their consulting Sergeon, as charita.
bic act worthy of their name, to give medical
advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, finale
or female,) who apply by letter, post paid J
with description Of their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, &C., and In cases OF
extreme poverty and suffering to furnish med
icines free Of charge
The Howard Association Is a benevolent In.
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed. afflicted
with 'Virulent and Epidemic diseases" and its
funds can be used for no other purpose 1t has
now surplus Of means which the Directors
have voted TO advertise the above notice II IL
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the age.
Address, (post-paid,) DR. Geo. r. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRCIIlLD, Secretary.
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Arst Of January.
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1t is related of David Crockett, that
on his arrival at Washington to, he heard
Mr.. Webster, and accosted him thus:
ais this Mr.. Webster?"
eyes, sir"
"The great Mr.. Webster, of Massachu-
setts?"
II am Mr.. Webster, Of Massacl luse,ts." :"
swell, sir" continued Mr.. Crockett, 81
heard that you were great man, but
don't think so. I heard your speech and
understood every word you said"
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ONE OF 'EM.-The other day, a gentle
man gave couple of cents to W, man
who asked charity of him.
1.-TWO cents!" she exclaimed. "Takc
them back, sir. I asked for charity. /
can't do anything with two cents"
"My dear madam" said the gentleman
II beg you'll keep the cents, and give
them to some poor person."
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M. Smike says ,hst desperate diseases
sssaire desperate remedies, and this was
shs pAson he got manisd when BE- was.
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aCome, Bob, tell US how much you
have cleared by your wild land specula.
ton"
MCleared ah cIenrnd ms ,osLan
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"Sam," say one little urchn to another
"does your mother ever give you any reward
Of merit!"
dispose she does" was the rejoiuder-
"she gives me n lickin' every day, and says
| merit two"
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For sale. any qnan,ity of Newspapeys ofIs.ss
slxe, o. 80 cents hundred. Apply ss slss
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a @ a r D


nR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
IL returned from his visit 10 the cities Of
Philadelphia and New York. may be found
at his old stand, Two Doors South of the
Palmetto House," and nearly opposite
Harris's Hotel" where he will be pleased "a
wait on those requiring his services.
Having examined and made himself nc.
quninted with all the latest improvement,
in his profession, he feels confident of civ.
ing satisfaction, in every particular, equal 10
any in the State or out Of
FULL SETS OF TEETH
inserted 10 Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete and skilful
manner, and ali work fully war-
fonted. Particular attention given 10
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
Tor time past, end by determination TO OK.
eel, he will give satisfaction Ia all his Dem
tai Operations, equal TO any emergency.
Yorkille, Oct. 25 80
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JOSEPH wHILDEN,
DEALER IN
PAINTS, Oils and GLASS.
No. III Hayne-strcet.
CHARLESTON, sc

He keeps constantly for sale general as
sortment OF PA1NTSand OILS OF all kinds:
vARN1SHES, WINDOW GLASS and
SAsHES, SPTS. .TURPENTiNE, SPI-
KIT GAS, GLUE and BRUSHES ofyarious
Dec. Ia "A l.
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Boston. Mns
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-15
Important to Farmers.

We arc informed by Mr.. Chamberlin, Of
the City Mill, that the farmers Of Vermont
are in tie habit of heading the movements
of the Wecvil by very simple process.
The next season after it makes its appear
ancc, they go through their wheat fields,
about the time the wheat is heading, i'm
mcdiately after shower, Or while the dew
is on it; and scatter newly Stacked lime
broad cast, so that it will adhere to the
heads and stems of the grain. They use
about bushel to the acre. Good lime
should be secured, and Stacked by sprink'
ling a little water overit, so as to retain al
its strength. A paddle may be used ii
scattering it. The remedy has it is said
been so Gtfectually tried, as to leave nt
doubt of the result. Strips in large whea
fields left untouched by the lime, for OK
pertinent, have been entirely destroyed by
the weovil, while the grain on each sid
was all saved.
Since this intelligence was received
Mr.. Jesse Allen, of the Centre Mill, ha
received corroborating information from
Muskingum county farmer, who had see
the same practice aud the same results there
---.Akron Bcnc0n
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STEUBENVILLE, OHIO, TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1856.

to see me, answered Mllllcent; "but you
began to bore me with your angles and
hypothenuses as soon as you were prcsen-
ted to me. You were dtdblemcnt ennu-
yeur, mon cher"
"Yet my house and all it contained were
placed at your service. I allowed you to
ride my horses, shoot over my dogs, and
ransOck my graperies."
"And availed myself of the privilege,
sir. l ran your horses, astonished your
pointers, and ruined your graperies. What
more would you have me do? I couldn't
empty your cellar-I have no head for
drinking"
"You have forgotten one thing in the
catalogue of your exploits, sir"
"Name it"
~ did not give you liberty to make love
to my wife"
ono, indeed for that was my duty to
pretty woman, neglected by her husband.
"Sir, you have abused my hospitality"
"Sir, you bore me. I would be alone"
"This insolence is too much p said Mr..
Bolton; "and let me tell you that I have
come here to chastise you-to demand sat
sfaction. You are a soldier-you know
what that means"
"Of course" replied Milliccnt, little
huttered. DWELL, we'll see about that
we'll arrange time, weapons, and place
wherever I meet my foe, there I make
my battle ground" answered Bolton
"There is no time nor place like the pres
ent; and for weapons, here are a pair o.
hair-triggers;" and he produced brace
of duelling pistols as he spoke.
"IIold!' cried Millicent, turning pale
"this is carrying jest too far. Mr.. Bol
ton, forgive me. have been playing
cruel trick on you; I am not what seem
| am no soldier-no man,-but a wild
sclf-willcd woman"
"a woman p cried Bolton, with deri
sive laugh. "This is the quintcssence 0
impudent ingenuity, Fooled in your hope
of impunity, deceived in your rcckonin!
of my blindness and indifference, you seel
to escape by an incredible falsehood.-
Come! take your weapon and your dis
tance!"
, "Mr. Bollon.' shriekcd Milliccnt
, thoroughly alarmed, II an not doceivin
you now. / am your friends wife; I al
that Millicent NIarsay of whose mad freak
you have doubtless heard so much. 0,
my husband was only here, he would COZ
n firm the truth of all 1 have stated !"
=. "You hear her, Marsay come forth
p cried Bolton. And Mr.. Edward Marsa
=, stepped forward from screen of bushe
which had served to conceal him. "I
you acknowledge this lady to be your trr
and lawful wife ?"
r 81 do," replied Morsay, taking the r
pcntant sinner in his arms; "though it
d hard to believe my eyes when I see her
J., that dress"
It "I will never assume it again, Ned
r said the lady, half sobbing, half cryin
is TO make long story short, the parti
>, returned to breakfast at the villa. Nj
" Bolton was cured of her doubts, Mrs. NJ;
,r say of her love of masqucrading, VIII
j. Bolton made his peace by promising
q. future to be little less studious, and
little more attentive.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-15

EETwo risbmen one day went hun
ting; on seeing deer start up at some dis
tancc before them, Pat, raising his gun,
took after the animal.
"Pat," saidJcmmy, Dyer gun'snot los-
ded."
"Faith, be jabers, the wildbastcs don't
know it.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-15

na S. D. Carpenter, a Wisconsin rsi-
tor. has invented a new pump, and lss
sold the half of his patent for $40, 90
That is paaaping to scme purpose
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NApoLrON's S SPEECH.

My Lord Mayor; After the cordial re-
ception have experienced from the Queen,
nothing could affect me moro deeply than
the sentiments towards the Empress and
myself, to which you, my Lerd Mayor, have
given expression, on the part of the city of
London for London represents the avail
able resources which worldwide com,
mercc affords, both for civilization and fol
war. Flattering as are your praises, | ac'
cept them, because they arc oadressed mucl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-15

2.--Onpart of the Perrysburg e. Crane Creek
Road, between the south east of river tract
II and the east line of Perrysburg township 6 mills
on all taxable property within e-fourth of a mile
north and one mile south of said road,
1.--On road from south east corner of section l3
to south west of section 10, Bloom township,
mills the dollar on all taxable property withih
of mile north and of mile north of said road.
2.--On road from west quarter post, section 22,
to center of section %, Bloom township, mills
all taxable property within one fourth of mile on
each side of said road.
3.--On road running from south east corner of
section 81. Bloom township, north i miles mills
on all taxable property within half mile of said
road.
4--On road running from the east quarter post,
section 29, Bloom township north two and one
fourth miles, 6 mills all taxable property within
one half mile of said road.
lon road between the south west corner Of
section 35 and the south west corner of section 2
Milton township mills on all taxable property
within one half mile of said road.
2.--On road between the south west corner of
section % and the north east corner of section g.
Milton township mills on all taxable property
within one half mile Of said road.
| 3.--On road between the south west corner of
section "a and the north east of section is,
Milton township, mills on all taxable property
within one half mile of said road.
lon road called " Goss ROad,2 in Lake town
ship mills all taxable property within one half
| a mile of said road.
2.--On road from north west corner of section
20, in Lake township east to county line, mills on
all taxable property within one half mile.
lon Town Line Road, between Bloom and
Perry townships, from west quarter post, section Z,
to south west of section 10, Perry mills on
all taxable property within one half mile east and
three fourthS of mile west
Ion Webster e. Troy Road, in Webster, q
mills on all taxable property within mile.
{ 2.--On Road north line of sections II and 1S,
town 5, range ~. east OF state road, in ebster.
mills all taxable property within 30 rods north,
and one half mile south.
lon Road from east quarter post, section 25.
to west quarter post, section 80 Jackson, mills on
all taxable property within one mile
lon Liberty & Miltonville Extension Road in
Liberty and Henry 6 mills on all taxable property
within mile of said road and not more than one
half the distance to any parallel road.
! lon West Town Line Road of Weston town
ship, 6 mills on all taxable property within one half
mile east
GaJ>Times and places of receiving Taxes
l in the several Townships:
!, At the usual place of holding elections in
! Montgomery, Wednesday, September 10Th, 1855
E Perry, Thursday, goth, .
Bloom, Friday, 2lst,
Henry, Saturday 22d, &"
Perrysburg from that time till the closing of the
: Duplicate for settlement at the county treasurer's
> office. S. SPHINX, Treasurer of Wood Co.. O.
Treasurer's Office, Wood Co., o.,
Sept. 10, 1S55.--l8w6
See Table on merit pagel
Administrators Notice.
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2.--Onpart of the Perrysburg e. Crane Creek
Road, between the south east corner of river tract
II and the east line of Perrysburg township. 6 mills
all taxable property within one-fourth of mile
north and one mile south of said road.