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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-09

PLUMn1ER & CO.,
No. iis Main.At., bet. AtA 4 Sth,
waoLEsALs AND afrAL DEALERS IN
Window Glass,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
BUILD Frs HARDW ARE,
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
maysdLw
XNTISuoW GLAss FROM BY ' to 50 BY Is !;
w british Crown GLASS; French sheet 0lssy,
large sisss; Glass cut to any size or pattern.
ma, S~dtw PLUMBER 4 co.
lN5EED oIL-wara.ted pure, BY the Ion,
LbArrsl or cAsk.
mays aaw PLuAMEk CO.
II AILkoAD Car, Coach body, Copal, and Dsm-
N mar yArnishes.
mays dA~ PLUMMER co.
RLAck varni.h for iron work, japan, and spir-
- iis Turpentine, at lis Aain-st.
Darts, English, American and Chrosns res .,
French and Chrome yellow; Oxford Ochss !;
Paris, Prussisn, Ultra AAsins and Celestial Blas.
msysdAw PLuMMER 4 co.
LsNlLI5H and chiaese vsrmillion, French and
Ia Indian Red. vsndyke Brown, Drop Black,
sisnna.; unssr, whiting, &c, :; a.. 80
msysdAw llS AAIN-ST
DAINT Bxushes, 0iA1isrs' Diamends, HlAsinx
L Paints. Gold Leaf, SILVER ard Copper Bronss
may SdAw PLUAAEk co.
Otks, Knobs and Latohcs, In every variety, q
L. maysi1w lis MAIN-Bf.
GIUkk. DOOR Handles, eAlra silver plated. &
- maysdkw PLUNAKk q CO.'S.
RRLMokT Nails u PLuAAgk ! cos.
ID msySdAw
A COMPLETE .assortm.Dl II Carpenters, Tools
IA nos opsn ~ liz AAIN-ST.
mAyvdAw
Aktvs GorA. &
A large LOT Of Rsbbar skirt Cord last rsesivSa.
, and foT sate, ~ y hoiesAls and retail. by
6TUUhAkD u MANWAkU.
MAY 1i1s. ID b., bet. Main d Johnssn.
A surPLYsf fresh HuPss. HUOFkk1.
a dsafv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-09

A Nav BAsk, with capital Of ~ 200, 900,
IL to 80 into operation neat month 10 Chi
ssfo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-09

ne End az the hose Was portentlously tipped up,
Ana both the fright eyes shot forth Indignation
hr shs sarst upon With the fierce .AelAma.
tiVHt
" have wern IL three times at the least calcu.
iatlon,
Ana that aud the most u my dresses ar. ripped
mp
iiers | ripped oat somsthsng. psrhso, r.,ha,
rash.
Vaite ianeesnt, slough bat T. NE aa .,ure..
sivH -
aefs stfstIg than classic, II ".ettisa NY hx.h
Aha proved ssty sesn Tbs lsst act n our ...,tsa
ftailssfafAs, IL II, air. | wonder til. ceiling
b2tsi4 Tall d9~n aud crash soa~~oL yua ,ats. hxy
netssling,
lua ns1hshs unnatural, lflibSfsl creatures
!" Nv - fsaf*sisTs Ny ~ Iatisrns aid prsarhers
'Ns' saay pspshss~~~st wlAt nsrs Kasss il 10
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DEMTAL sUnGE1H.

>. nUon1 LIT1lGa =. Do
u ssssss, bssvsea Mas - Jehassa So, go
kisksy's olga ntess. nsl6sess y ~. 0hasts1
= essl. [nAy1A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-09

who will appear In variety Of 0ynastics, Dances,
Posturings, Grouping, Tableaux, ie.
The most Woadsrfsi Quodrupeds ever C,Atb,f<dt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-09

AZ ACRES Of cultivated ground Z miles frun
HI the city on the piankroad. Inquire Of
J. e. PARRoTI 4 CO,
mayaaft rs Main-st
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-24

The following rules are commeaasd
ior their excellence. bre,i,y and prsc.
teal utility. H., every parsn, and
guardian. read. ponder aud inwardly
digest:
/. i'pir ;our chilircp's earliest In.
culrs,e the necessity vi instant cbc.
i.sace.
=. unisc f.mncss with eer,lsncss.
letyo children always rndensAnd
that you mean what You say.
.. Never promise them ANYTHING ~.
less Won are quite sure You eau give
them What yvu ss,.
0. |. YOU tell little child 10 d.
something. .sow him how " do Il. anu
see ,ha, |, Is done.
8. Always punish .car chil! !sen fir
wiltully dis,hc, ing yVa. but never
rsIisA then in anger.
2. Never let them perceive ,hs,
they vex YOU os make you loso Your
self Dmmspd.
$. lf,hey give way 10 pcsu'anrr OF
III temper. walt till they are cala aud
,h,u ilSa gently svssoa wkh them on
the imvrcp's'i, Vi their eoudacs.
Q, n.me,alwf that . lissls pseaent
pai.ishn.sn,. ~hsn the cccasion arises,
Is more tlfestual than The ,bssassuise
. = a u.
of . greater punishment should sas
faal, b. removed.
10. Never eivs yesf ehila!se sny'
thing because they cry 5bs T. -, .
II. tln no srcsan' s'lov them y y
~ WY n"'c S"'s' svs'v
s, ,,s.s '' - ',S''
~. T.s.R them thar sAs only sass
and easy VA, to appear syod i 10 se
good. '
~. AccssisM sAee 70 nllS ~
li',le .,i's's wsh 4 rsssse ssssn sh.. ,lr
!. ss Nssss allow .a's,s =, ,.'s - ss ~. ~
,,i.,.s.sS ~, 49, { \. sss,r s.I rsss.if"l -.
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/ Subscribers who b. Nh slse cypress
j. 70 the contrary. are considered 10
|nr 10 continue their subscriptions
! n ,al.cfihcrs ordrf tho discoh,Is,s
! n ,l,slr newspapers. W" publl'hss
! emlinua N seud them until ~ af.
tss,s are pail.
| n mhW,ihcra refuse or neglect 10
, Ibsir newspapers frym tbs oeices 10
n ihc, are directed, ,hs, are hsId res.
S.lhr anlil ihcy have settled tie balls
ar,i.rcd ,hea Discontinued.
! II s,h.eribcrs remove "a, ,othss places
Ioa, Informing tho rs!AIeoess, aad the
.psp,rs are scat 70 ~ losnss dlree.
,ssy are held rc-ronslb<.
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NJ J. BOEDLEi, vosid respectful.
y inform his fsicn'ls and the pshlic
b. hss removed he eIfcs fro'a tbs
n I u Main and Aisn streets. opposite
th.,ei States llsssl. 10 rooms svvr
aa's Sadilery Store. % Main ssrsss,
ssise tour, square, where b. - PR.
- 70 pursus hi. pv,l.xsion in al IL
.'ss branshc.. o.d aud ssw inprsss-
>a's.
II. oa.y reference ! give i six ,sa.s'
ltes IN Ncmpl.s aud vicinity.
W oher IL o,sr Nf. Wins Saadlery
rs, on Vain sssc<,, opposite Court
PAR, whore I can always be found.
. sosld be. bette foe paiienss from
eoansr V mskv sppsinssAssis. so'hst
they ny ssl sIssh tish other as.
ssasais. "i ni6.ly
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rpa hs@slliel HrHs Nc ~ evtfy
ale eilb lhoe lai shapes tHl safi
III ifmf, hnl MI eytff ein lefenifes
fhfapli Iales iht tfttii mile meani
e.l ttfta aalHas N take leiANi "
uaip lhnH lhtl nleam " sunAllle
hl.HG IL Hum the plalalY aafialnai
vItHut Haffy VI Hlpft, vanuifH
aNa hoa 5mf Ihlnah 7 Afant uf
uh uhoetp'ftl Oavnl " fHalli iHIn.iufa
irtf N'llH tAif n flsfmhfHAtn fhl
H.HllHI flWHh Il ha, NWih.uf
sarihs lufellfH treasures If hlm.Hi
and ifagianep, lllumlnlhr Nth iu,ill
VAL lhe hun, al mselij, sptahlnH
ihu halfl N lle language ~ pugiIo
hatni' ihatnll eatlhs children under
tndA 'Ilai sppth VI heaeea'H deer
eli E.nr, teui fsmemhfnncef ~ the
uUd Lea lnmaf stlea, eailAihg
i.f NHWa a Eluipn
lAlI. nj. Nt. 81 htr9 r.nef
anH0 ema iunlM i0N n
r4 .mU hHne nowus,
aUN lsal buaul, and i'ir ~.
laH UH bnlmHr higblly m lm llr
e.l.u.n be- single fay ui NJ.
yN lgit l,llng upun lh'
'.Hir 0N-HlOf afe so many uhlNlug
~ howe and hpaullfll insplfa.
tfa l be- culd blaelhg alr. u Min.
ua.f We energetic power, nspl
W ip.art ns thought and en-
tud H ih. tnvvv mautlr
e.faf suhhcdhr treas.
i4phud solemn beauty.
iaa ht slhbcans play
.,.,, y afs'us glee, N The
Hne1 mymn N ju, lulness,
pulig fragrance, IN The
I'I ullbsl leaf hy ihe
lyF wlIisper-.u al dsells
hce, lenagr irsarh, with elo
purt .a.islon. dear TO the grateful
ttaH pprcyialing Natures loving
lre h.au'y u home villa, hear, 81
| cfl'a n LIES genilcsi iniluenc.s hhl
soH aoly svIrIt. lis dear familiar
lo't.ne,s. ils charmed rrrre'tul nrm
oiiesi Aud 10 make, home beautiful
In It's alstrrcal aHpcc. vi iu,iling grace
with It's iudweIIlng rharm Of bIes'e.
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ION Vtu,t<

!, at rFsrnlrfipss. from lafse Hard
I T. rahat ,sfds, dsae With Sea'ne.s
In.plluh. aud ~ fcs=phable terms.
'ts AIl Communications nasl he al.
81 4, ". n wAlsp, I.sq.. 's1gls.
.arnl.
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~ fH'tuf 'SHAfa
Promise 10 lose' WHY, woman thinks
10 lc,e a privilege, no, sssst,
II thou vii, truly take my heart,
Aud keep Il, this is an ls,s.
Honor thcc' yes, Il thou wilt live
\ life Of truth and parity
When I have seen shy worAines
canno, chose bu, honor thee.
Obey! sb'n | iinse fully learned
Zach wan, and wish to understand
III earn the wisdom TO obey.
II thou hast wisd,ia ~ command
so Il f.,l in love with ,h,s
In duty, love aud .o~Iinsss
II. Nature. sauls, or thine, or both.
The greater mus, ccn,ro! The Iess.
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"A thing n shrds snd rsitlW'
ahaui "A nIrh hr a nlan NJ q
eamrl la llea whsIe, wss hsulei
eai Ifem uudel pile NJ Iaahcf,
npai . new building 10 Eiaih a.,
Philadelphia. and conveyed 10 ihe
siallua ll,Hse undui The lMInlallrh
of ,aafauc, Wlrh, ai ilf nUp
~ Time, lp came IvrwafJJ 10 d'isnd
hla reputable agalnsl illc charge
NJ lualrrlain NO following cnhvef
sal,m ,ook I,lnee bet veen l'im ahi
tho Mayor. deputy
deputy -.a'','olna sis. give Ne
youf same
Prisoner =" John to,lnsion
smlih.h
lpopni, "llos ,ama sou 70 he
tkulklns uhd,f the lup,bcr Pile
la4i nphlY"
rri.an,f -"I'm elleceej 10 hide
ntacll, dny and night"
prap--ellide youfsch'i Pray
what Iarl'
phsoncr--"lm nioered ~ being
mnde ~ alderman, or Jae ol the
dulecinu.' aHf
deputy --."Who wants 10 mAko
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We fhe pIsoe n ihs bpfaiiful
thoughts NJ IJshIa Ws|r,ef On I~hol
dles .aafIst A lha htauilhi eArtnllr
aiy " eiheOld l,,hinIcn. seated 10
Hheeloe arA t'hAfeh iiill. sh,eh lepI
llpwa On ile fahAhile ,allry ef The
james fIEef
psewsosr, Uc,ubef N. lssi, So
tlsph, A. ~
",ly dehf Mr. Whistler II be q
favor ~ an auhas anes, ava This leiici
10 ~, early i,slnr Ifom the hpui
uAiAed al lAe TN Al The par, You vii
ns,uialls conclude thai NJ ,ompaa
Ions nfe nul hew engaging N, alien
ton A. We hasa mol calculated pu b..
ihr eafls lfnerlura to-day,
ulhls city tas q nleAsaiii seat =
Il blshl ,lg Janus river tnn. hrh
u, and wh,n ! vsni out ah hlHi 'o
nutblng MAS hearl iut iue tuaawF VI
the ialif. The s,r Is ,ry ulHu' j
and M temperature mlld, II ~ m0r
nluf, and y m1inng fNevi and rel. il
Me ard dcllsslluL
"t,erybuly bhos' Wis tho nou
hlnr, ln u. ulssN Nphofleil serav, IL bI.
plird 'esi many ncrasluns. ThshHai
aud strength. and be- "a, aiosrly ,ea.s
lead Ms 10 call that lgdcl ,'e aot
ming olliu NJ q lovely young woman
w say, 'Slo Is bright as the meraip
"llnt the morning itself, irw i'ec,,
nhahltan,, II cllies. know an,lLips
1out. Amang all our good Ieop.a
M, onr vu, Of thousand sees tho sun
rise on,e In a year, They kn.w moth.
Ma of tho morning. their Idea NJ |, IL.
,ha, part Of the DAY which ccmcs after
cup ~ coffee NJ piece of toast.
with ihcm morning II not q new
isallng of light. a new bursting firth
oi the sun. . new waxing u al that
his life ffvm sori " temporary death.
to hchuld the works ufGod. lie hcav.
cu and the earth. II u only q part II
domestic day. belonging 10 seadlpg
,sr newspapers. answering notcs. ~'.,.
dinv The rhsliwa "a SCHOOL. AMI giving
eF,l,rs !os dinner. 'itc iisst slrcst ai
light. tho eaIliest parplins Vi tue cast
which ihs lark sprpgs up 10 Gvss.
aud the deeper asd deeper soIorink IL
10 orange aud ssd. MI ., Ieuw,h tie
.6r.ons srh Is seen. rsgent VI DAY.
this they never epjoy CT thy never
eajoy. tor they NEVER sgr n.
"IIeAn.iial descriptions N morning
alcund 10 oil W. lssessEss; bus ,k~y
arc strongest Issshsls 10 The Eass.
where ,hs sup y fr.qsssily We stjsct
of wcr,hip. King llayN speaks u 10.
Ming 10 himsIf Ihr xings u ,hs uss.
ming. '1'his l. highly .pvc,ical and
beausiiul. Tie wings 81 shc msraiag
are The hearts u tie risitg sa't Il
10 ssid that the 'Scn n Hiebtevl.sSesa
shall ne With healing ID Ahrlnyts- :
. nsssuing that shall rsqons ~. and
besi,ls. ssd Joy .lksynCk kouI - suIi.
,enr. siiliaa has hss dtsssloucso u
tie morning. bss ~, ~ usssyss Shaks.
psafr. frcin xhpse vriliws. padfs VI
The most deli:hsf,l imssws 81 isun.
dsd on he glesy u she llloralss ~
be allesl. : :, ii''e',I -
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history ~ tnftHn NJ about 4 llhiis
dfed ,eafs- Ifho 10 isaa viii
A..',..1LS..f..i.l.l..,.. -.
- '''' ''''' '''''''' y ~" '''''
iHjV. III, hiMt spins he lifst
i'an yarn IL England by ma
eh'Hsil
ai,, Tho huiel' bfsl esprit
eolish i'aan huIinaI'h
I1l'' fiist inlll 'ef spinning
''t'eh erected u b'fw'hp''aIil, NO.
ved ny ia.'lss N hefse', buy hot
s'ee' s.'ul W e1~IuilcIi.
INV Ihe ufsf SHUTTLE gehafally
ntl N Ehglshd,
100 'ollen lelyeis ald qu'lt.
iHRs ~ hnplnnd To- 'hv his' lina'
lfsh A'hvIirhi obialhei Tie
.lis. patent i't the spinning ifnne,
w'ich he inr'l'ef Improved.
ltoH, Inc s'ochlng lialnr mp
piled by Hammond 10 mahihp
lace.
lf7a. \ bill passcA 10 prevent
the export oi machinery used ~
cotton iacioIIe.
i.7p. Mussslipnlne invcnledby
lIalenvc.
i7ss. First import NJ faS cot
ton from l'rnsil into England.
iss2. Wat, took oui his patent
iof the stegin engine.
lss2. A bounty g'anisd ~ Eng
land on the cspon of certain cot.
ton voota.
1895. Power looms invented ~
DIR. Cartwright. steam engine
used IN cotton factories.
i7sS. Cotton imported into
England from tho unitcdStatc.
l7s6. Bleaching first leriorncd
BY agency VI oxynuriatic acid.
l7s7 First niarliuesy to spin
cotton put inepera,ien IN France.
l7ey Sea Island c",ion first
planted in the United States; aud
Upland cotton FIRST c,ttivalcd Tot
use and export abcu, i'us time.
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The e9vtl, ysi LeantlNd .slk hsm
stair, l'sssnl 10 lfs:I1!ai tseaaAas
ife'n = kmnAn. u uenl.lds - !:
e'ss'sSA. - srf.ved Y 'h's s,ly: ~
- yseseAS unnnxee y w
p:nses q tlats !scsss-
snpeed sxcl.e'lvs'y q m esess' ,s
asxs sueanl - ~. H
.ne'A ane ! vMo !fSn. thus
mox(nf = I'm - aesahlc. Cgr.
P9eo <h Inntsfials' uoenne1oe
~ We setsfh esp"sseeA
%w wessssss''! sey ssesp P.'ns
~ spIFersneem u she essie's- Ine
W. osiht vui'r' s,ps" sh aRiossDn
ssastaN !" 'br eaft 1s"uh q ~ ant
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Dr. u. j. ouMg.

Aylyi prmsnsn,ly lccaicd hia-
.elf. tenders hrs Professional ssr-
/, 10 'he citizens oi l'anolA nnd sseis-
~" vlhde on tho east aids oS the
i pi,lic sFg,rr. where nc ess al~ays
~. ~ =, his boarding hou-s love.
y. 'A,epI When psO.s~.1aally ensss.
ng.Cm.
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hass samslhlas sss~ 10 VII ltss
W. hul laltlaf lan1 DECD
hil NE Hus, that ! shIsvv.
isa @ss, pss~Iss ~ v sssfs
| sIll rsAA n ihlas seasrss,
.i'ssg ialIihz eh ,hg ss.
Isf ,he sealel that lsII ysa,
so one alse hes,iss maa heat
fafn ihaie tender eys upss ne.
Pace ,hins hssd sIihla m,s ewh.
! aesli ~slgA Wy sssf, tss'ass.
While ! make ny 'sssss Lsssm
should | mskelby ryslI1s s,ustls,
A wAh "ssifM n uwAsd issss."
'fssald smbslisn msls saII sAss
All ny hovss and all my fsssa
tol I'j weep 10 dim ,hs IsaIss.
Cloud lLa blue " those sweet go.
whyse bright bsss,s 10 ne ssem lcselier.
Usafsf than oil c,hs shlcs.
iIa' remember I'm no, dseNainei
Liii thine eye. snd thou shalt see
How my soul. awake, is pleading
ror one little word irom ihss.
sraat. and tell ne. n, aao'ed ose.
Caaa ihoa No. the sserc guess,
Does N, hsari return ny ras..eny
Anj = wi, soirc fsl,sfed "ie."
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\FyrRs ms services tn shs psrpls 81
,As vicin,v frr Nav hs found
ess, wAcn ~, professionally esras.
Iis
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jTTrOR\f.I ALTA W.
Paas.i. NJ.
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PiyOL.t. MISS
removed his a,hs ~ the room
rsn the s,ar uissc and Dr.. I.clAnd's
n Store. IN the vss, side u the Pub.
s,sare. whore h. NAV be found at IL
.. ualess prof,.s.onally absent.
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Publisher and Proprietor, 10 Wall ST., New
| York.
April 80, 1857 1v
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ATTENTION, A PL ANTERS!
Economy and Utility,


VIE undermined having purchased the R;pbt
OF Warlicks PL OW, Patented Anr;I
3n' 1853, Will sell Plantation Rights. DER
i'~ ................... 81 90
stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot or
residence of w. p. lIill.. rn
with Turning Shovel, for from $500 to 6.S,
:, lhls Flow, from its simple structure. durah;y-
lty, lightness Of draught ease of munagen,omt
adaptation to the different Shares nseJ in H.
cultivation OF the farm, and CONSEQUENT chean.
ness, is commenting itself to pcuernl uso no q
Superior F"rminy Implement wherever tried.
IT'LL s. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. c. Oct. 6, 1856. 25.lv
we, the undersigned, having examined and
o',', ,"u o"I W M"riick flow, concur in the above
neutrality-suspicious.. JAMES CIR EESWELL,
JOliNaK SALE,
II. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN.
l.ARKlN REYNOLDS.
ROB'T w. LITES,
A. WIDEMAN,
"GENTs: have used the Plough Won sent ma
and am much pleased with it, / think it The
best Plough have ever used II combines ocon.
oniy and utility in high degree. It breaks nm
the soil well and to Il good depth, with one mule.
l. IL am so well pleased with it, that want more
"Vcry respectfully yours,
"TIIOS. G. PERRIN"
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Il Norel Node Of Reaching Assets.-Tho
Urbama Citizen tells the following story,
which we must believe, and yet it is very
hard of deglutition
A man went into field to work and
hung his coat on the fence. A pet sheep
in his flock abstractcd his wallet from his
pocket, broke the leather string and cat up
fourteen dollars in bank notes and two
promisso'y notes. On returng to his coat
and finding his wallet on the ground and
its valuablcs gone, the Squire Immediately
suspected the pet sheep as the thief, arres-
ted and dispatched him, (though a great
fasorlto Of tho family and in his paunch
actually found the bank bills in toIerablc
state of preservation. The bills we're all Of
small denomition, the largest being a
three, and yet strange to say, but two of
the ones were so badly injured as to be un-
fit for use. This, we believe, is the first in.
stance we ever heard of sheep stealing
money, and it forfeited its life for its tenn
Gritty.
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The grand error of life is, we look too
far; we scale the heavcns-we dig down
to the centre Of the earth for systems-and
we forget ourselves. Truth lies before us !;
it is in the Highway path, and the plough
man treads on it with clouted shoes.
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ojSSolHtion

TN1IE Firm of WIER & MILLER was tb;s
- day dissolved by mutual consent, the linn
''uIloh OF INC Partnership having expired. The
name of the Firm will be used in the closino nm
OF the business, by either one of u.s.
AN persons indebted to us by Note or Account
VIII please come forward and pay up MS soon as
convenient. rs it is very desirable that the busi
hess should be closed us early as possible.
JOHN A. WIER,
G. Med MILLER.
August 90, lS5G. 10 If
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If there were no enemy in the world, nor
devil in hell, we carry that within us, that,
if let loose, will trouble us more tnan all
the world beside.
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The heart is cup which is empty till it
overfows. We have nothing to enjoy till
we have something to impart. lie only
lives who is not reservoir, but fountain.
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BOOTS An D SHOES !
N FOR CASH a

! 900 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP RROcANs
900 pair Mems I'd quality Brogans.
! 'oo0 pair Mems 3D. quality Brogans.
i,o0O pair Womcns Pcggcd Bootces.
l,ooo Pair Wonens Pegged ed quality Bootces.
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans.
500 900 pair Boys Cd quality Brogans.
500 pair Ladies' CATERS, from 81 Ok ~ Seo Eo
5oo pair Ladies' Slippers and Ties, FIN 50c 10 81 so
3oo pair Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes, Soc to 81 25
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots.
loo pair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
200 pair Womcn's Goa; Bootccs
1900 pair Negro Brogans.
1000 House Servants Shoes.
Together with NIL other kinds of Shoes USUALLY
to be found i'll Shoe Store. Call and So.
just received and for sale by
W. 8. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March ~, S57 lS lv
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A Final SettIeuant

oTlCE is hereby given that Final Settle
!, ~ ment of the Estate of THOMAS RY-
kARD, will he had in the Ordinary's Office on
the 2cth of June next. Persons having de-
mands' are requested TO present them, properly
attcscd, on or before that day. Those indebt ci.
are requested to settle Immediately.
l.. II. RYkARD, Admir-.
March 49, 1857. II am
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4 Touching Incidcnt-Thc saddest story
that We ever read was that of little child
in Switzerland, a pet boy, just as yours is,
reader, whom his mother one bright morn
ing rugged out in beautiful jacket all
shining with gilt and buttons, and gay as
mothers love could make it, and then
permitted him to go out to play. lie had
scarcely stepped from the door of the
I" Swiss Cottage" when an enormous eagle
scoopcd him from the earth and bore him
to his nest high up among the mountains
and yet within sight of the house of which
he had been the joy. There he was killed
and dcvoured, the eyrio being at a point
which was literally inaccessible to man, so
that no relief could be afforded. In tear
ing the child to pieces, the eagle so placed
his gay jacket in the nest that it became a
fixture there, and whenever the wind blew
it would huttcr, and the sun would shine
upon its lovely trimmings and ornaments.
For years it was visible from the lowlands.
long after the eagle had abandoned the
nest; what sight it must have been to the
parents of the victim.
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GJ The friends Of NIMROD McCORD re-.
|:Peottuiiy announce him as Candidate for Sber.
if al the ensuing Election. " 0e "
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! w The numerous friends Of Col. T. ]. ROR-
f1 EhlS AZ respectfully announce him Candidate
for Sheriff attheinext election. U"'o 70