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Smyrna times., 1857-07-29
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CENsURING CLASS FOR THE FAULT OF AN
INDIyIDUAL.-The following remarks of the
Ledger, under this caption, are so plain and
truthful that they deserve prominent place in
every journal:
Now and then the newspapers ring, from one
end of the nation to the other, with accounts of
the moral delinquency of some Clergyman
Considering the thousands of this profession in
the United States, and the temptations the
office holds out to designing hypocrites, it is a
wonder, not that so few rogucs creep INTO the
pulpit but that the number is not greater
Hardly ever, however, does one OF these scoun-
dres betray his true character, without cry
being raised that the clergy are wolves in
sleeps clothing" Journals, which know bet
ter, and men, who ought to know better, take
up, repeat, and echo this absurd aud slanderous
assertion. We say absurd, for if there is one
thing more preposterous than another, it is to
condemn a class for the fault Of the individual.
We say slanderOus, because to give currency to
what the utterer Is aware is d talsehood, de-
serves to be called by 10 other name.
With the clergy, as individuals, we have no
thing to do, nor shall we make ourselves the
advocates of clergymen of any particular sect
But of the clergy, as a body--the collective
clergy, that is OF all religious denominations
we avow ourselves the friends. And we are
their friends, because we know how inestlma-
BILE moralstnd u love of order are to the well
being of the State, and because it is imposs BILE
to ignore the influence Of the clergy in main
tanning private virtue, and IN teaching a peO-
pie to be law-abldlng. Every church is a cen-
ire of light. We care not what the peculiar
doctrinal dogmas may be, which are there set
forth, the neighborhood is the better for the
presence of that church and for the eXertions Of
It's clergymen. Nobody ever knew village TO
grow worse in consequence OF a religious con-
gregation in its midst. On the contrary, the
most fair and candid minds confess, that with
out churches civilization must retrogrude, inn
morality sap the very life otsoclety, lawlessness
and anarchy return. a
| A class of men, so beneficial 10 tH common
wealth, deserves something better than TO be
| followed, with hue and cry, whenever ras-
cal is detected in its midst. There have been
villains in the editorial profession, at the bar,
among merchants, and in the ranks of medi-
cine but does it follow that all journalists, all
lawyers, all traders, all doctors, are rogues =
! Let Us be just to the clergy. When we hear OF
hypOcrite in the pulpit, let us recall the scores
of good men, filling the pastoral office, whom
| all of US have known--men who were foremost
| to relieve the poor, to console the sick, to ad-
minister the last sad offices to the dying, to "go
about doing good" The world is iull of quiet,
unprelendmg clergymen of this description ;
they constitute, indeed, vast majority OF their
class and it is the grOssest injustice, not to say
great public injury, to condemn them for the
sins of few of their number.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29
@rigiual 4ines,
Written for the Smyrna Times.
A Thought, ny Young America

when yon and are sIeeping in the graveyard
.-Ios,h's h6ver. -9 ....t.'
what--the graveyard! oh, shall | leave
Fnjs world. So bright 50 fair,
To mingle with departed ones
Whose resting-elace is theres
Each closing day each rising SUM- ...
As Time goes on apace,-
Well tell me "yes," and make the truth
Full stare me in the face.
And shall not know longer, then,
The things that bind me here ,
Sweet Pleasures stream, the ballroom grand
That make life's road so dear!
The welcom'd zephyrs whisper "n no.
(For these do pass away;)
And Heaven itself is evidence
OF earthly joys decay.
Then, let me as the righteous live,
And walk where Christians tread,
That when die, the world may know
I'm with the HoNoRED DEAD.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29

BRowNLow's OBITUARY.-BrownlOw of the
Knoxville Wing, complains, III common with
the craft, of the inconvenient and unnecessary
length of the obituary notices sent hun for
publication, which he pronounces useless non
sense and concludes by saying, when we die,
we desire some friend to pen this obituary for
u.s."
Departed this life, on - day, in the - year
Of his age, w. G. Brownlow, for many years
the editor of a newspaper. He desires 1t sta
ted to the world, that if he had his life to live
over again, he could improve it in many re-
spects. lie leaves no apologies, to be made to
men in this life, and asks no taVors OF anybody
"on the other side of Jordan" but his God -
His friends, if he have any left behind, can be
OF no service to him; his enemies, he Is proud
to know, can't reach him!
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29
SCRAPS VARIETY.

The REASON GIvEN.-It has been asked
"why II is considered impolite for gentlemen to
go INTO the presence of ladies' in their shirt
sleeves, while 1t is perfectly proper forladies 10
appear before gentlemen without any sleeves
atall!" TLG ancient Amazons and the present
King of Dahomey, decreed that none but wo.
men were entitled to bear arms" and hence
the custom referred to above. =
CURIOUS EPI ApHs.-
Here lies the body of w. W., f..
Who ne'er again will trouble you, trouble you.
On a Lord Mayor Of London:
Here lies William Gusts, =
Our famous Lord Mayor;
lie mas left this here world,
And has gone TO that there.
NEW DEFINITIoN.-A Lady: A Sensi,ive
Plant, that thrives only in the centre of a large
Crlnollne fence. Rarely seen, excepting 6v
the most Practsed eye.-Punch.
07- A life-hating young man in Conlev
Ohio, named McKonkey, resolved, last week. N
commit suicide. lie took arsenic, found he did
not die; cut his throat,-stll lived iumne8
into well,--was taken out alive, but died soon
after.
W. "A PeIaoH Utlu8 asked why he had given
his daughter in marriage to a man with whom
he was at enmity, answered, 81 did it out Of
pure revenge"
V1~ gentleman, down town, was living in
bed one morning, when friend stepping in
said. "Joe, breakfast is coming on" T" i'et \,
come" exclaimed Joe, with look of defiance
I" | am not afraid OF it,"
OF Like bell that's hung for FIRE. lilo =.
ceaseless auction crer; like, oflimes, grace
less liar, notwithstanding tattlers 90 stepnino
you with quaking fear, whispering as YOU lend
an ear Mercy on us, did you hcarl Betsev
Bean has got beau -
0~F"My love-" said Mrs Fozzle to her bps.
band, "oblige me with a five pound note ~.
day, TO purchase new dress!'' "Shan,t ds
any such thing, Agnes-you called me n hear
yesterday" Lor, love, that was nothinq-~I I
meant by 1t that you were fond of huggiSg ),
You little -, have no Eve, but Ssress =
ten." l 5n 1.s - = oN' "s'e
OF He that is loudly praised, will be el,mo.
rously censurea. He that rises bastily ;n,o
fame, will be in danger of sinking suddenly inc @
oblivion. = - = ny '''.O ''De
O~T Patrick's testimony in the riot case -
BE Jahers, the frat man saw coming a, me
J was two brickbats 70
4 d "a.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29

A CIGAR JOKE The Springfield Republican
tells story of coal dealer and an insurance
efficer, who were converslng, when the latter
suggested cigars, and jocuarly offered to pay
if the coal dealer, Mr. p, would get them.-
"Agreed," was the word, and Mr.. p. received
ten cents, and went off and bought couple OF
cigars. Mr.. F., the insurance mum, sat still in
his chair, received his cigar, and after putting
and squeezing and punching, remarked that r.
had better luck with the cigar he was putting
freely away upon, than had fallen to his own
lot. 81 shouldn't wonder" replied p, !" for |
gave eight cents for mine, and only two Tor
yours!" 90 *@as
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29

IHE MALs.-Great ARRANGEMENTS in Wis.
conS'n.-A Milwaukee paper, for the erconr.
agement OF those who have correspondenca
with the northern portion of Wisconsin. relates
some facts IN re alton to the delightful certain.
lies OF The mail arrangements in that region
The mail for Superior and the TaLe So So
there, Is sent up the Mississippi 10 st. PanI,
and then Is dispatched to It's destination ON The
backs OF ha!t-breeds. Mr.. Fargo. who was the
hrst man through, last spring, in buggy, found.
some tour or five U. S. mail bags hanging on
ree.' at the mouth of Kettle river, where the
carrier mad lett them, rather than carry them
through in bad weather. The water had trickIed
into some OF them, and they were pretty badly
wet The carrier was sorting out the wet
letters throwing them into the river. and nut,
ting The dry ones into the other ba gs, thus re.
nevlog himself of the extra weigf, of mois.
ture. Perhaps he wanted to test the different
modes Of conveyance, by sending some bv
water. y
Smyrna times., 1857-07-29

A CHILD HUNT.-During the summer of
1000 while Mr.. WIN. Schrekendick, with his
wife and child'were travelling across the plains.
they were attacked by Indans, and the wife
killed and the boy carried off 1t was afterward
Eumored that the boy had been carried 10 Fort
Laramie by some friendly Indians. The father
proceeded to that place, and learned that he
had been forwarded to st. Louis. since ,bnn
a constant search for him has been kcnt nm b,t
without success - 00s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

OXFORD k0RMAL INSTITUTE.
SOUTH PARIS, Nc.
'INUE SrRING SESSION 0tlI g',n'n"no' .1
Wpu,tsr.i.ua, 4l cob 60 NsUtU u.,f,
l.. y. INNS. \. VI ,ruuc,pal,

N'-' 'NNN y ~" ''''
Sob N.....tHf. 5000 .. ,uI ..Fri ss tHr ta.'f's''
ct tu- -,H.-li ,HI,.l.
I..., ,,rrImH. vl.I d. r..i .H make lhr In.u.
fr.. vr,tu, rIflr p.aI.,ln. a.I .....a'.r % U''
hfH,iru tro,s,... vuTa. Hr f,.. 81 d. '.Hi'I D"
.u,.k.ra N,,t sell. vl..t sH,tH.,. .DIa.nis
t.,, s.tsuI ~trb tp. ,,iIal..f COAT f'.N aHl 1000.
r..,, ,,......,ss t, tlri -,,l.. .sls,iur.. H.ai-
....t HrI, % I.ut..I uHHIsI .. i.I..s atu DO. 'I.
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#.t.f Do 30 ..uf ,ss-,s i.t.... 100 iH. .H.HrI' I.'
l.... 90 o.. ~...... " ...,I H.i Go Hf-r
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G.t.ru.r. fHI.Ht..I ui ,HuT Ig'n', ur. 10
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Ir.,.II,.Aff. n'l I,.t 90 llhr ibr'' vrA'.
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s.. s.rt,h us u.- tathr rri.Hp, ifIf rurrHHs,I
q -. &C. uut i,mfi, us,.
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baking. lpi arc l,.. liable 90 hH.p iur bread tHHu
,l tHr u.r.,. vs,, &c 5000 'Iu ugralr t.r H-it
rect tl .u.t t'r ,mpH1l SEQ bll, 90 ihr u,,ni'
Llr If |.,s urt beat thr r1.u, aui 900, uu"
,t4I.I.. v.I.#I 'rHH..- fH.us,I'r., ir iH. 'Hfu.
f.l..u.t. .i..Irr .I.,... | .fu ,H..fiH..t lr..u-
...ri ON ..r owen. Goo ,.i vIY have baking ff .H "p
, ..tr, .i small ..,.r, g. t.r,r ,..uH.u, l s'''rt
u..sd ,rI Lett. vhfrh usrs, 90 ihr u.uil 10y vi
H.E..t. N.u.I R.suHffH.f,
W. ". EASTMAN, Wlln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

fIlllN ,a,'stisa, ths t'stlt ut ltstti'si,f ,,4t.
rnrg, . sus confidently pisssnicd to The
puhlir 80 superior ~ puiut ui cyuuuuN. safety. du.
r,hlis, ,tsr ct management, cun,euiou't, all
above 40 a. the ulS,stl'd maansf en- Li,h u does
&C. vurL, O, any other ,uycul'on II The kiud now
iu usr.
hnr Pri,rf Or,p, duiug c,,yihirg required
oltt ir tir tup.t superior mspN.r.
100 rutstiug meats, ~ b. iHilN equal tu ihr on.
r,-h,aari SPIT, whi,h - veil kansp ~ have l,rea
me bet mrlhni ever insrwsd. II Will uast 40
the same uuc q. many didrryu, k,nd. IT ms,ts 10.
the Oyrn rau ,na',iu. anil ssrh piece will l-p pei
lrri', sweet 'ni Zee ir"m ihs gls.fs arising lfum
thr tinTir1t N,Isrtirs, as ihrsr gases ATE De- oil
thuHu1h na escape Uyr At thr trp.
Toe hsAinr h5'ai spi rssity, Ties pssni. vith-
oHt ttiVl, - The beat b. rcgltfsd ~ jlmp,u %
thr liuurD asd b. upI,f the pc,act cuntn,I Of ihe
uIrp'ut.
IT,. rlt s,rsllsi 90 point ~ s-ru1rry. as ihr
beat ,cp,itri BE- rrnstatrd vuh,u che u,sn. The
mptcri,i irpm Which % =. m'pni,'i"t'd b'iag e
upn.. irlrriuf nni constructed With zee. ,htmis's.
ihs,r BE- pp ,iIui,ri 81 heat, ani 'mall Tantiiy
1T nrl s,Ii k.sp u t,ipf Toe h'uus.
Toe utfHtIsI utN u"Iilrf rusi uur brtn Uut, aud
the oven Will 'isi tr ,s,fs.
Efry oven ts vauaHt.i o. give cutirr sati'l'r'
tiuu.
Srvrp 'it-s. suitahI. e.. thr 'mn'I-.t private
l,.u,ly. pf iur -i.,urfs rnl hHtris 81 The 4Irsst
,l... prr manufactured. ~ u,arf' objected Co.
ibe su.,.ruLsf., at S1uth Pare, Willis promptly
attended iu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

REE IF kN... EuL. Iris is"ur
OF thr mu.t Gl..tl.. a., ~,.i ~ Goa, oi tar
most oIs.fipnt. ana dif-u't ui..a~'- that
medical .sfI l4s o. contend With. NHW.a'
irry. uaf. oar discovery gaze Oh o.. World
our famous Rru-,I.r-. I--..r--.i tHs IHNHr
90 cur. DO. 20 heal Che ,.r., which t.is d.
.t-statls evil ina.gts ur.u o. victims. l.iuk
heaven va have bot lIitIr ui Itiu The 'uItrI
States. BOT iu Eurpr &c b, tar most Ir.,,-
lent 90 chronic IIs.-s. I.H-' Who iH. IL.
4 Remedies have cured iu chs country
we've imported from tie 1ll world. who,
after suF r.Us lFTrusy Or year., AMI uul o.
..ut ils cl.-t privilege ui being touched HY
the %. Lord, Amounted Ii 40 thy am1u,
rr.rtr..r. 90 tH. earth. were cured hy isl-
say'. E.u.vatiu. R-sllv.u' and Regulator.
4 fIr.H cons. .Uu.Ht u' tH.,' Celebrated
Hsunllr. are uBw 900 their Way 60 LnstanI,
Eu--it. Austria aud France, where sc t"I'
ylsir ires g-- ly tHs people sci, son 'a.ll''
tHr kius.s El. and al other cHr"1I. u'I-
a1ia, tlr humln hIly, AND Che iau' u' iHr
earth ifanv ~ our readers ar" troubled
with pimpI-.. Natyhe-. p..tulH., I.ti-r,,
Salt Ehrim. Ring WORMS. had L,s', / BE-
sers. t4usr.s. lluulTs, and other s,in dis
casn.. EaIsIy = E.us'uting Essll,rut. sded
With E-IUay.s Eg4iatprs, Will positively
curr YOU. BaIway. Ready Relief rrs,r,-.s
the miflguIlu. power, q stopping tIr ngst
trrtur.ug pam. 5ui arf,s ln a irN mlru'es,
and wall cure luI Prevent Cholera Yellow
F..y-r. Tyrhus. Bilious, Syarlytaud ali other
malignant Fever. i.-J every family Svep a
surr.iy ~ thus. X NEEDLES r,,,dy IN ciss t1e
ps-tllsnog appa4Ts among you, OK yVd meet
With accidents.
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Commissioners, Notice.

fI'llE -ui-,,,I--fs hssiug lsaen arppide'l BY the
ilHH. Jui.t a. Probate, tuuiiaissfousis, y.
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lufuaN rsNt.
AMERICA rI>nEE. L..
=. y HUTCHINSON
rsris. Jsb. - i~i1. 81
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Notice oiTorcciosurc

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fuuh bent will take thr iril among ali rrai-rs.
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