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the back country, I'm little smarter than any
quadruped you can turn out of this Drove"
After this admirable -harangue, he put his
bowie knife between his teeth, and took up his
rifle, with Come here, old Suke stand by
me" at the same time pointing to the chair
man, who, however, had seen such people be-
fore. After some expostuation, the man was
persuaded that he belonged to the lower cham
Der, upon which he sheathed his knife. flung
his gun on his shoulder, and with profound
congee, remarked: "Gentlemen, beg your
pardon. But if didn't think that lower room
was groggery, may be shot''
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19

a SH0EAAKER received a note from a LADY
to whom he was particularly attached, request.
ing him 10 make her pair of shoes, and NOT
knowing exactly the style she required. he
despatched written missve to her, asking
her whether she would like them JVro,,,,5 =,
Esq. Toad" The fair one, indignant AZ tins
rich specimen OF orthography, replied, Knee.
Their"
EaRoRs OF THE PREss.-Reader did Won
know that every column of a newspaner cnr-
tanned from ten to twenty thousand dktinct
pieces of metal, the misplacing of any one If
which would cause blnnder or typorranhical
error With this curious fact before you.
don't you wonder at the general accuracy of
newspapeEsl Knowing this to be the fact Won
will be more disposed we hope 10 excuse than
magniiy errors of the press. 81 sl 81 -aaa.-~,'
or Leap year, as is well known. ;nves,s
the gentler sex with extraordinary privileges
We see from late exchange, that the lad,es
OF Aurora, ILL, have passed the following reso-
ton:
Resolved, That if we, the young ladies' = ~
Aurora, don't get married this year, somebody
will be to blame. aigg-aar sH.e aaeH a - -,
OF A Poughkeepsie IN w pspe ,d s. .,,.
hog attacked two citizens Of that place . Su,
weeks ago, and wounded them so terrible d..
one of them, 1t is feared will die. Thew ,vare.
driving the hog along. when it attempted TO
go IN different direction, and in trv;nr 80
stop the brute It attacked them as before ststed
~ - 81 SO. Es. .EH8 unrt4 y..t 49,
:. Ut Punch furnishes the last argument VET
discovered against mustaches He pants ,uo
rough Crimean soldiers, with pipes in ,bs;,
mouths, and thicket of hair all over the fscesl
meeting. and one complains to the other !
tell yer what. don't half like these mus,aches
They do mop up such lot of grog."
.sfsil aai inull aa.hoJ basl a.'i Sag,,.., =, ...
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MORAL. AND RELIGIOUS.

CONVERTS IN AMERICA According to the
American and Foreign Christian Union, the
conventual system has taken strong hold upon
our soil. 1t says that lands have been purchas-
ed and edifices reared in our cities and rural
districts for this object. And, under the di-
rectlon OF Domnicans, Benedictlnes, Redemp-
tlonlsts, Franciscans, Cistervians, Carmelites,
Jesults, Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of Notre
Dame,, Sisters OfProvidence, Ursuline Sisters,
the Slsterhood of st. Joseph, Ladies of the
Sacred Heart, Lorettines, or some other order
l42 of these religious communities are estab-
lished and In operation among us.
REQUIREMENTS IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
The Church Of England Quarterly for jan
uary opens with an article on the "Church of
the Future" in which the necessity of great,
almost radical changes in the Church of Eng
land, to adapt it to the wants ofmodern society,
is strongly urged. A larger supply of minis.
tiers, and of less costly churches a larger num-
Der OF superior officers, greater facility in the
removal OF unfit ministers, and revision of the
services and doctrinal formulas of the Church,
are among the points discussed.
CHURCHES IN KANsAs.-It has been stated
in several of the religious papers, that the Rev.
DIR. Patan OF New York, has undertaken tenn
porary agency to raise $4,000 for the cree
ton of churches in Kansas. DR.. PItam has un-
dertaken the work gratuitously, SO that during
the time in which he may labor in this work,
he will be no expense to the cause, and dona-
tons will 60 into the treasury and be applied
to the object in undiminished amount
MAYNooTH CATHOLIC CoLLEGE-The report
of commission that has recently examined
Maynooth College, Ireland, where Catholic
priests are educated, shows that the young
men are treated like children, and that every
regulation seems intended to keep them chill
dren in intellect all their lives. The difficulty
of shutting out disturbing influences in this
country has led the Pope to favor the educa-
ton of American priests at Rome. aud mea-
sures to this end are now in progress.
BIBLES IN TURGEY.-A box of New Tesla
nents In Turkish, that were to be shipped to
Thessalonia, were recently sent from the Bible
depot in Constantinople to the custom house.
AS they were books. some copies had to be sent
TO the Government censor to be examined be-
fore they could pass. They soon came back
with the Government seal on the first blank
leaf, authorizing their free circulation in Tur-
key.
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sLEEP1No ARRANeEmENrs. .-At Pekin, CHM

SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTs.-- AT Pekin, China,
there is phalan stery called the blouse of
Hen Feathers" where the poor are lodged for
one fifth Of farthing per night II is simply
vast hall thickly strewn with feathers. Men,
women and children all lie down together in
the beauty of communism and immense cover
let is then let down over the party, with holes
throughwhich the sleePers put their heads,so as
not TO be sufiocated AT daylight the phalan-
storian canopy is hoisted up, after a sigma on
the tam.tam, to invite holders to draw back
their heads or swing. t1 -- .,.ts.8s ..esV
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Written for the Smyrna Times.
ACROSTICAL ENIGMA

ACROSTICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of % letters.
iy l, IA. 4, Is, 5, %, 10. l, 3, IL, 10, l5.I1
was distinguished General
Z, IL, l, IA, a, %, %, 8, IL, 5, a battle
fought in 1777;
3, 8, l, Is, II, 5, 10, a, 0. 3, IL, 5,I4. 10.
is celebrated Engllsh Novelist.
a, l, IA, 9, D, IL, %, ;, ., 10, 20, ). Is.
was great statesman;
D, IL, ., IL, 10, Is, IA, 2, 5, IA, IA. j. %.
~, is distinguished American Novel
6, Is, l, IA, IL. IL, 9, IA, great pbiIoso-
pher, born in l7O5;
Z, 3. 10. IL, Us, %, l, 10. 8. 9, IA, 7. 20.
To- Ia, was distntinguished American
General;
8, l, Is, D. l, Is, 4, is the Oldest Univer-
sity in the URited States;
y, IL, l, l, 3, IA, 5, %, 90, Is, ID, one of
the greatest philosophers that ever lived:
10, 10, 8, IA, 20, 25, IL, 5, Is, was Pre-.
sident of the U. S.
III, l, Ia, D, is a celebrated navigator.
II, l, 6, l, %, 3, 20, ~, 5, a conspicuous
parsonage IN the French revolution:
ID, l, Is, 9, l, Il, IA. 20, 9,I5, IA, 5. %. %
D, was Queen of France, an Austrian nv
birth;
a., l, ID, l, IA, was captain of the host
OF the King of Syria;
ID. 10, 20, 9,3, 19, is branch of Natural
Philosophy;
IL, l6, 10. %, 5, ls, 2, 10, is book in the
Old Testament;
IL, 81, 9, 20, 10, is city in S. America on
the Equator;
Is, Is, %. II, /, IA, 4, is name that 6g-
ured greatly in the French Revolution.
~, 20, 3, l6, g, 5, I6, 7, 8, l8, LIS
was one of the wealthiest men in Anne
20. l, 10, II, %, is, LA, 4, was French
Historian;
II, ~, l, s. is one of the Territories;
~, D, IA, 81, 10, was the GODDESS of Beauty
and Mother of Love;
70, y, IL, II, 9, l, l3, 10, was one of the
signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence;
"a, 5, IA, Is, L. s, Is, IA, was a renown.
ed General;
%, 10, 81, 20, s, is the time for pleasure:
20, D, 16, s, %, l8, 81, 10, is name for
the west wind.
My whole, every one should know. and will
be found by working the above. G. All.
Smyrna, Del, March SO. -..<
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The ALTERED MARRIAGE SERvrcE.-The
late james Silk Buckingham, M. r., in his au-
photography. says: ..1... s...
"While working at the Clarendon Press,
Oxford, it was currently rumored that some Of
the young practical jokers of the University,
when the sheet containing the marriage SER
vice was about TO be worked of as finally cnr-
rected, unlocked The form, and took out sim
gle . and substituted in its place the letter k.
The result was that when the sheets were
printed, that part Of the service which render.
ed the bond irrevocable was so changed as to
make it easily dissolved, and the minister ia
ask the parties of they would love. comfort
honor, &C., ono another as long as we both shall
like" a.t ..fHs bana. .#as = sstaaaag fnl5
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SToRY OF A RAMRoD..--A Mr.. Stout, ofIowa,
having occasion lately to use his loaded rife,
attempted to discharge il, which he failed to
do after exploding several caps He then en-
tered his house, and on examination came to
tho conclusion that the powder was wet. He
prcked some dry powder into the tube, and
placed on it cap, partly filled with powder
also. He then took the wiper, which had
ball screw on the end, put il into the rife and
screwed il into the ball. After getting things
so far ready for operation, he sat the triggers,
cooked the rifle. and, setting his teeth on the
wiper, pulled, while with another rod he set
off the triggers. The rifle went off, and rod,
bah, and all passed through his mouth and
neck and entered the wall of the house,
Strange to say he was but slightly injured, and
was able to go 70 his work in few days
Strange enough!
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MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA

MIS- NEOUS ENIGMA.
| am composed of 10 letters
My l, s, 5, 7, is kingdom in Africa;
2, ., l3, is a river in Siberia;
3, Z, 9, is domestic animal;
4. 8, A, is country in Africa
., :, 8, is a river in Poland
6, 8, 4, is weapon
Z, A, is to progress;
s, 4, 4, l6, is a river in Turkey:
8, 10, 4, l6, 10, is a town in Africa
III, IL, 4. Ii, 4. is Province in China:
ii, 10, a, 4, l6, is an island in the Soutb
Pacific;
II, IA, s, l6, IL, is n island in France.
H. 4, 8, is town in Turkey,
ii, 4, IL. 8. l6, is river in Russia:
ID, 10. ID, IL, is a county in Tennessee:
10, 4, 9, 10, l6, is the capital of Tercera
II. l6, Is, II, is a town in Italy;
Is, 4, IL, 6, l6, is lake in Russia
~, H. 8, Ii, 4, is a city in France.
My whole is the name of gentleman who
excels in oratory any person whom it has been
my privilege TO hear. It'd.
Thoroughare Neck, March 1856.
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LIBERATION OF SLAvEs.-The New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin states that cases of the
voluntary emanci patton of slaves are continu-
ally occurring in the Courts of that city, and
that the slaves thus liberated, in almost every
case, fully vindicate the good policy of their
emancipation. Many of these slaves thus set
free become the owners of property, and some
of them even rich; and singular as it may APP
pear, many ofthem become in turn shareholders
themselves. The mode of legal emancipation
IN New Orleans is somewhat peculiar. Every
case must be decided on by jury of twelve
shareholders. 1t must be the voluntary act of
the owner, who must prove to the satisfaction
of the jury that the slave is of good character,
and capable of self support. In some other
Southern States the emancipation of slaves is
entirely prohibited by law, and slavery made
perpetual by the State Constitution.
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Gbe At00Ier.

Ed. TimeS-Sr: The answer to W-Y's
enigma, in your issue of March 9TH, is " Me-
dina, Aleppo, Constantnople. r. d.
ThorOughfare Neck, March 10, 1856.
H. |. W., of Smyrna, as also T. D.. furnishes
the answer to G. A. HIS enigma, which is -
"Harper's New Monthly Magazine"
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Facing rHE ENEMY,-The Keowee Courier
says: "Our neighbor, MIR. Robert Knox, has
kindly handed Us bottle Of brandy, made from
the common locust of the country. IL is very
strong, and has pleasant enough taste. We
have securely corked our bottle, however, and
intend keeping il to look at; il 10 beautiful,
but mischevous when too familiarity treated"
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Gbuitt 4utms.
Written for the Smyrna Times.
TIER REFL CTI0N IS.
BY EXPONENT.

BY EXPONENT.
Whittier shall we seek for pleasureld
All this world is filled with wo; "Ta.'
Sorrow dwells in every treasure, g.
Signs and tears forever flow.
Surely man is born to trouble,
As the sparks do upward fly; r-..
Life below is but bubble atHs... ~.
Man is born to weep and die. ...
vainly do we seek in riches So .'-"
Or in honor JOY to find;
Disappointment mars our wishes, ...
Leaving grief and wo behind.
Thorns Surround the rose of beauty,
Clouds obscure fair pleasures sky,
Tolls surround the path of duty
Man is born to weep and die. .....-
"Dry thy tears, o, sad complainer"
Say not so, for will weep; =. XXI
Earthly joys are lighter-vainer .ea
Than the bubbles on the deep. -ae-7-.
Nothing gives a lasting pleasure,
Every joy still brings a sigh, ..e..
Deep aud full is sorrows measure
Man is born to weep and die. a.-
o, thou great and gracious Giver
OF each source of happiness, ...
Help thine erring creatore ever
Thy great mercy to confess.
All! my soul is stall despairing,
Grief bedews my wearied eye;
Ever doubling, ever fearing
Man is born too weep and die.
Still in doubt I'm doomed to anguish
II one ray of light divine
Would but pierce these clouds of anguish,
Then sweet comfort might be mne
D thou God of consolation, ------.-....
Thou who reign'st bove the sky,
Say, is man--thine own creation
Only born TO weep and die! .f
Lord, compose my troubled spirit
For thy blessed word doth show,
Though my sins thine anger merit,
Christ hath paid the debt owe. H''
"Dry thy tears and cease thy mourning,
Christ hath deigned for man to die:
See! His glory is returning;
Mans not born to weep and de-"
~. 1a8 70
BY request of an aged lady, we with pleasure
insert the following lines. They were origi-
nalIy written and published in the year eighteen
hundred and ten.
TIME. .....
How swiftly time flies, and the longer we live
Still neeter it hastens away;
For what, in prospective, seems ages to give,
retrospect, seems but a day! ... -.
! have gathered life's roses and felt the sharE
thorns ..3iai eff4
Whichlay in the path that strayed--
The roses were bright as the vapors Of morn,
But, alas! like vapor would fade.
But the thorn still remained and rankled ny
heart, ... -. 81. 81. .,,s .........
When a white pinion'd seraph appeafed--
II was mild resignation, it soothed me to rest
And the path of my pilgrimage cheered.
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or. A lady of fashion inscribed on pane of
glass at an inn at Stanes, /" Dear Lord ID. has
the sof.est lips of any marin England" Foote
coming into the room soon after wrote under
neath---a ,ssll1 lsatael ae fsatld gaa "a ilfatts
"a SIS sThen as like as two chips, saaaJ eve
sia8l8g Are his head and his lips''g b. Ypa.stsh
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or The Nebraska City News says that a
land fever is raging there. Claims Of one hun
dred and sixty acres, within two and half
miles of that city, are selling at from $500 to
$500. For one iarm adjoining the city on
tho west, the owner has been offered 5000
ingold, which was refusedsaqaq fubAsd SOS
Sgl.e ~ q .b4,8l3 nj
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3 or Mr.. Henry THICKER, at Marlboro Point,
on the Potomac,i caught on Friday last, at three
hauls, $1,000 worth Of fsh.taas ag.ssasa saat,
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0T A Judge in Baton Rouge, La, having
forgotten the day Fixed by law for term Of Court
TO begin, fined himself S25 for the oversight. d
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

-uIt1teD

We have just rassed through che Of
re EeHcas political consegs We ever
tns~. Our cause has ,-;1r-het. Ere
~ degi-e ara artsfce vas resefts3 % ty
lie negro -rs !-Fs1g Caaa2an.tca. Ev-
cry cori oil lac kafaan heart, or eveE5
roil. WHICH pass III Or pref4alce c99I@
aEect, vas worked upon y re wocl-
grove-s an 2egs3 lcgc:s . al .asu
e7oas52.=s. bai lie weather vas so1
warn-:aeir nossoas o. asgro s1es.1sss
sreh tco ss.ong-tts pee19e cea,4 -
endure I. Ttey tr.s1 70 preserve !. II.
s5ri.s, 1a5, lad j. 10. teen 81 t-i.. j
would kass sssa isr =3s.e ter sf.e1a.-
The psop.e sas. seoTn BY hair rte
that s1ey oprose re sxters5on Of a1axers
oppose the frse-soFe-rasro pr o. Re q
DIX JeaE&aa. which Bat De.ssse-a.sg
triez 6 fs:ee uFcn faeaa--.aas ae-sv gor%
saeir oTn wires, 1aas and otT.p-ine
t.--sr ran II tie aeyrs; art rsz-d17;a .sa
tie PaE:y which SEEKS . pace .4e &C.,
ieg saoss .aen.
TIE STATE LIKE. an1 se.a.sf nsve :
majority Of i29
TAss elects or ReP. Senator. and or
Representative ff,m Ce1sr. al secure.
t-s a3anss,r, - ~~~ t. o. xtz.
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Ez1sza-Tne True = OFT.

Rsst3F. ~ call your zGelEroa 10 tie
Rspogt u TIE A4lsas Invest gatsag Cor
zI:see, Id auo.hes column. Read !, add
~a..e reading !. remember you are read.
E1g tie ttu.A: .h@ trae story ffc1 tie
Otscial AspeEls q Congress.
l. - he Congressional document, tel.
ing tee peopis the rue story Of ne
vrsngs 10 Kansas. every word o. whgcb
il ,-t4ta6,iatei ~ The b~.t kind ard
P!easy d evitercs. wplca j. .oa so.aaaI-
els sos FsotIeal.ea. Congress, n Iar
sx1scss Ct tse Coveransat sough. III
sac sa1ta c. the ka-=as diE1ca'y an we
a-w sPrs-t i tefsre y2a, a taey r.ua4
!. 9g~a IA mTsz igaI.oa, IT x4.1a to.@
s.4ss oil tie story we're larry Erpses@ut.
et ard lad a tar .ri.i IN Presenting
s-rr- case.
IL ask 70: It raadi Fera.z;;, nd
ter g.sa tie reader % asa .. ais o1n
heaF., u lie can scae 10 SUSTAIN sash out-
RACES - nave teen transacted IN harsas ::
Psia.ca! 1erna5 ozo@s ia he Sofsh 90 V
@xV ca: la4s tbs - a. e.ec@.aa=rr.1g is.
SaH-ut, lacy 4eaeaaes i, an wHgs &c.
Gauge 1t tting, h. lgks and presents tie
use Story Of their Infany. They, oil
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The F1ecsi in.

kSgscGs . Ire r-sG.t - an a. s@Ayc
fen Al he eo-rsi<s hare gen Re
F~@.scan save Daauaae ara Lee. Esen
ot Des Nome liz horne . Do ge AMI
L. Eer has tsru4i<:et tie negro !orers.
las settsas l5Ea ard opens To Ffe-
mont Bal. Iva leafs the saa fsf Tee
I'm, and Las MADE Ter marx ag4I-&,
slavery EXTENSION
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ID &c 81 issued III IL C.rfI's ot1es Of
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Hasfe hAFs excl pan .te fefsowln~ real
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I'D eAeea oa aud lie costs - uay .crle
efe il. JDi II gIgt1EY,
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Upon. july 18th. 1850.
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