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Steamer Halifax.
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Capt. D. GOLDTHWAIT.

j Juns ~ 1851, ~ sssssk, r. n. Sos Ihe posl ~
turning q O'Clock, 2. NJ and v eon.s>oes her rsxu-
Ar utps, fussaay. Jam =. ssvins bss vhsF Il Ia
o'soct, a. n, aei seoet 2. \. kstuplsg yin issve
ths Pod ~ IL e'etsek, ", and e'etssk n y. fhe
boss en- b ha % spplieausn 70 Q. u. Adsns o. The
Gags. On bnrd. 70 taks psiss " Weed IslAnd o. ths
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tate Of Maine.

YORK, IS, To the Shrrif, Of our re-.
sl-v'Ivr Counties, &C either Of their
ID, Pulies:
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. MEDICINE THAT NEVER DEpILirArEs
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Grass Seed.

ssss, Assa 4. 1851. i%u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

Lumber! Lambert!
CANNON 4 FWENCmss
Steam Saw and Planlne Min.
DOOR, SASH AND DLlND FACTORY.
LARGEST LUMBER YARD IN DAVENPORT
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE on HAND
and oher for sale the arsess and hest assort
BUILDING MATERIAL,
ever offered IN Davenport, consisting Of
10000 feet Framing Timber 81 every dimension
ls1.000 do. seasoned Flooring rough and dressed
io0-o0o do Darn Boards from II 10 u feet lonr
t1.np0 do Fencing
30y000 do. Hhcaahing
0loO do. siding, Feather edged, and halftueh. Of
yArions qualities
io,o0 do Clear Lumber for finishing of every
thickness
so0.o0o do Cut Shingles
ls0.oW do. No I Shaved Single.
aD,0o do Sawed do
s00.00 do Laih
loco do fiekets
Also, large assortment Of Doors, sash Biiuds
Minaew and Door France, Moulding and scroll
YORK OF every variety AID of the bees aunlity con.
SANITY on hand and srnnufnctured u order Il the
shortest notice Having . large stock Of Loes, Ne
are prepared 10 Ill orders for framing and 6Yidgs
Timber, with the usmoet dispaaeh.
myl3du CANNON FRENCH
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Chicago 4 Rock island Railroad.
GGE slg - L;


IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
~ aud aaii farther Notice, Ira!as viii leave Roel
Is!asd daily. Sundays sScep'cd) ne fs.lows
81 Day E1pre.s aud ali train 10 u 4 NJ
"a , .sht tpFess 81. --......-.--.--.-.. " l. D
81 Freight aud ID class csr.......-...-... " L.
IIA.ls arrive q, Roe. i.laad, daily, Sundays
Septsd, ss follow.
lsi Nigh; Esr-7ss st........ .... ....... % A
I'd Daily Express aad MAJ a. -.......... 8 ~ A.
~ FREIGHT had I'd Gas. cara at...+...... 10 20
Al traits otsI this Road IN dlrcst eoAucciI.
al Chiasxo With tralas both the MichsaA south
era aid AcLigaa Ccaira X X to sud from Dctro'
!osed1 tleselaad, G9lug ,l. Cincinnati, Piitseaf.
Daakirk, Baialo, Niagara Fails, Albaay, Ncw iork
ftsAAisp asa. Baltimore aad Wa.hiIgion Alec, a.
Ia SAFE with TRAINS Of the illiaol. Coatral Roaa
North ~ 0aeaa sad south 10 VI Louis aad Cairo
% which places ticket. can I've procured ~
~ BENSON
Ticket Agent, a. II Depot, u 4
FssseEgers are reminded Of the necessity oi sxius
isiiaes drsct.oas AZ TO the destination % their bsg
sage also, TO procars tickets before TAX w seat.
the cars ss the conductors collect farce ony 10 Sta
;.eas % The ans Of The Chicago aud Rock I.lan,
Railroad
JOHN Y TRACY, sapottnteudsntA
" II wsifxAs, A..t sup't
lsssk lstasd, April ~, 1881
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: SECRET fNFIRMTTfEs OF
J =. ANI MATT1ITY.

THE SECRET fSFIRMTTfEs OF
YOUT0 AND MATURUTY.
just Published, gratis, the twenty nfth thousand
A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
n treatment vithom Medicine, Of epertnstorrhea
or tocnl Weakness. Nocturnal Emlssiaps Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature decay AZ The Hys
Ten, impotency, and 1mpsdim<nss 70 Marriage rene
~ !. M LAnEY, Nj
The imp0gtant fact that The many charming com
plAinsr Originating In the imprudencc and soliind~
youth. may be easily renewed without Medicine, 70
fircy new and highly sueeeesfui reesuebf. - adopt
ed BY the Amthos faiy explained y means Of which
every e1obe1 % enfe hieelf perfectly and AZ
the least posshls ense tAeesAy nvoadlng al the nd
veysleed noooBumo N1t1e ~
es.s 70 ~ e14se. eEeels 81 ycss me- u ssalcd
10 Dr RI b6 LANBH, n Eteponard sfYees. New
Yesk Cur. 1ndAw6ms
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BURR 4 WITT,
Wholesale %srOcen.s.

w uUWu0S00uG u1WCCuSe
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No Il BRADY STREET,
Davenport, Iowa.
Have on hand aid receiving daily
ALL MINDS OF GOODS IN THE GROCERY
LINE
The following rampal.. part ~ stock which we
WILL SELL Low FOR CASH
10 tags Ria salfFe LOO hnv.. Ssap
~ haxs Java d. 10 boxe- Iandle..
~ Tag. MaFaesAs4 Do VI boxes starch
IS hid. Sugar. ~ hoNr- saiera,u.,
- bhi- crushed sagsr Ga bnNc. soda
% bbls powdered do loo boxe. Baking row,ltr.
- hhss sreeefs d Gat-aps, rteklvs,
i1 haf chests Tea Pepper sauce Sage
80 80 :, va IL esasAo Taploca, Maccafoui,
ins~o eisasss common q Nermacilla, Fsrlna
,s. she.se sosmon Starch, fiss,
W. g'Ae- ioharen kaisius
ieehers syrup aad No rrune. Currant.
issse. Dried pe.ebe. Af,sa..a.
So bhl. dried Apple. Brazil Nut r.ran Nni,
LOO dos Pail. Engil.h walrat.
iuo hest. Tubs sspcr-, Eusiish Mus
100 dox Broam. tari-
loo boxes y y Assorted
dasdie@
srLRM OIL.
WHALE OIL AND
MACHINERY OIL
COARSE FINE AND
DAIRY SALT. MANILA
EnfE ALI. SIZE BED
CORDS TWlNE AND
SEAMLESS RAGS &C
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lie CLAIRE FOUNDRY
M ACHINE SHOP,
M DoNAliuE, SUCCESSOR TO MESsRS
W. LIE Claire 4 Davenport having purchase
the Above premises, is how prepared 10 manu
farture
STEAM ENGINES
u the yaIiou- kinds suitable To the want. u III.
country Also,
CASTINGS
far all ~ the different varieties Of
MILL GEARIS0s AND sHAFriSo-
u all dissertations
HOUSE WORK or THE LATEST STYLES
caps, siils, Brackets, Columns, Ae. Ae, always o.
hand, aud made to order
Connected with the above IL Forging shop under
The direction OF men Of superior skif
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS
MADE To ORDER.
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS on HAND
Ny stock OF Patterns for Machinery, Building ant
ornamental purposes. !. unsurpassed by any .nial
establishment IN the West
HePaartnG doss ~ the Shortest Nsssre.
shatsc. REASONABLE. tash nj all times paid for al,
ttun and copper
- Corner q Front aud scott..s.t Davenport
ihh.ldN ~ pUNAlItE
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1aOWE's IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIpGES!,
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRoPRIEToRs
4 o. the secse Patent for the state Of Iowa, NJ,
are prepared 30 contract for III. erection OF kait~a
on Highway Bridges Of Any length Of span from s
test TO go feet, In any fart Of the State A. IN,
Railroad. in the United s,ats., We deem eesnmeti
s' to their strength, durabt, aud eheapnes. unnee
.ssafi All communication. upon the subject vii
receive rrumpi attention. Addres4
STONE, BOOMER 4 RoYINGToy.
feblsdkw WITT Dzven,.s.t Leu.
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Ror sale.
Hn LOTS IN MITcuELLs ADDITION

OSINS never before offered They embrace every
saristf Tho beautiful level between Flfih and
Eighta streets then stretching away for several
squares on the gentle slopes the blnlTs aud rmi
mailing on the broad plain be, end Many Of tLcs~
anofd the finest slrws II landscape and river, aud
are covered with tho natural gro~th Of ye1ng tim
Der 20 desirable for residrnevs The undersigned
are the cole for the sale u lhese Ie. would
invite the attention af all this fare arroriunit
for making profitable Investments And seenrin or
themselves Beautiful home.
DIAL 4 MEYERS,
w Cor Of Second and Brady sts
lcc4 I'm Sfairs
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN wUosf

No " Grand street Jersey City New Jersey.
B-pr " James hss nelther oa.cc nor a.ruI i
in New York - come have pretended aud advri
tised Ths recipe 10 seEt fEum M place bu; No !
10 Grad street, Jersey City, y ] jea.dktf !
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of ALL KINDS Or GOODS
In thsls line viii be Kept constantly on hand eompri.
sias IN part
Gents Pine Cali skin Boois
Gents fateGt Leather Boots and aater,
hhees Of every variety.
ladl-.' Caters, slippers, Ae
Children and fnfants SLoea
Boot ard Shoe Findlass,
Water Proofs,
III Ac. &C. As@, &c.
urlsr. TT Custom Work promptly executed
Whatever We warrant will mend free : charge
Attention of the trade Of Davenport aud vicinity
l. asked, with the hope that ample satisfaction viii
be given
apl5 v n GRIGGs Co
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OF NEW YORK CITY
CcrMCLArEDCAPITAL 81. .,oDss
Aprgi- Fgaakiin. fIc..dcHi
fIiHry FIcemsn ActasIy
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURE NCE AND
n Policies i-.nri u the above old aud Tespoasi
ese csinpslie- $50 Fast ais-- Risks paly bs
John l. swiTs,
heal E-tate aud Insurance Agvtt, Brady 81 neat
ioaT north of the - up stairs tyiu
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WARNGT .
History of the Palmetto Regiment

Ben Lane Poscy, formerly Editor of the
Independent Press, Abbeville, but now cd
itor of the Marion (Ala) American, and
one of the survivors otthe gallant Palmetto
Bcgiment, has assumed the task of writing
history Of that regiment, its actings and
.doings confuing hmselfto what nc saw
aud was engaged in. We commence this
week its republication, and shall endeavor
to continue his serial history to the end
ar. Posey willconsume about three months
in producing these chapters, but as they
will be brief, we hope our readers will re-
tain enough vencration for the patriotism
of that heroic band to follow him patiently
through the details of that camp and SOL
dier life which never finds its way into "of.
cial reports" or general ORDERS" but usu-
ally looks for voice ut the hedrth-stones in
after days, when children are gathered a.
round the old soldier-fathers knee, to hear
the recital of his youthful deeds of valor,and
see him eight his battles DER again" The
followingis the first chapter:
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POETRY.
Thank God for All.
M n rmstic r0of nnnears,

Beside yon oakarustic roof appears,
cottage garden leads unto the door.
Il few wild plants the lowly easement cheers,
And all aroundlopks neat though ail is poor
There Philip dwclls and takes ncighbors part,
Though little bc the means his help to test;
Yet still, though poor hcsays, with grat cfulhcart
I'is well to labor--aad that God knows best
The hare fits by him with her dewy feet
AS blithc Of heart he quits his cottage gate;
The golden village lane With dawn is sweet,
And Philip feels content, though low his state;
Forlabor unto him can Joy inpart,
''Fis Independence to his honest breast
And still, though poor, hc says, with grateful
heart,
'Tis we'll to olobor--and that God knows best !!
His wife beside the door waits his return,
His chidrcp's voices meet him half the way,
Aud while the s'llwithin the west doth burn
And bird and brook sing sweet the close of day,
Philip forgcts his toll, his chair to find,
BY little arms and little lips cmest;
And gazing round, eXclaims with grateful mind,
Thank God for alt-tlark God, who knowcth
best.
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For the Ladies.

Old Major Drundiszle declarod on hislifc
(&nd he swore IN Il week bcwould sl,owit) &.
Eac!s man in this country is ruled by his wife
SO adroitly, the blookhcads don't know IT, s't
.Heestablisl,ed aiplan. by which hc.would try {
Toprovcit. So, moving his legs, /. s.s,
He riggcd ont coach in the twill of an eye, .s
And clspped in hogshcad ofcggs ,-a
Two days scarce elapsed, the eggs are most gone
Gle stopped at worldful of houscs;)
At last was reduced to one, only one
Somuch for the governing spouscs,
.IIo od,lrcssol ayoung man, ado yoa commo,ld
hcre?p
s'Yes, SIR in an audible voice s1 1A
"My master has made you present Monsieur
Atrotter so now take your choice"
The man was delighted, and CLOSE tinegreys
Then asked himto pass there the nightis
But before Mr. Couchman know what TO say, :.
Ma am entered and stuck fora mItitc.
Cried Master, My dear. Ills indifferent to me;
Take the Dhitc ifyou wish it, i beg"
The coachman replied, ''Iou'll have neither, 1
see, sF v-- -,'.i.,.v sat- ...... --
But be pleased to accent my last c11.''
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Carolinians, is derived from two sources
The first is their origin, the second is their
history, habits, and education.
Their origin is from the best blood cl the
English Cavaliers, and the French Hugue.
nots. Tc military instincts were added
military habits, acquired in almost constant
wars with the Indians and the Spapiatds
Thus Injured to hardships, accustomed to
war, and fond of glory, the revolution found
Item ready TO peril life, fortune, aud sa-
cred honor" in the struggle for indepen-
dence.
Three quarters Of a century have not ef-
faced that history, or destroyed the noble
lessons it taught. History and education
have enforced them upon successive gener-
ations. The people of South Carorha are
little less thap~a standing army. Her
young men are highly educated, mostly at
the expense of the State, and their first and
last lessonis, that death is preferable to dis
honor. Their gospel is the sentiment Of
Caesar: ,
And | will look on both indifercntly." IS.
1t is the custom now, while not denying
tho ancient valor of Carolinians, TO claim
that her present generation has dcgenera-
ted, and
"Lost tho breed ofnoble dccds."
But the history of the Palmetto Regi-
ment meets and refuses the ungracious
charge. And to write this history is my
present task.
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XYlNDOW GMASS.

Raw and Boiled Linsced Oil, Spirits Turpcn-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Paints, dry and AZ
so ground in Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes, and
all articles in this line. For sale, at the low
est figure for cash, 10y
~ JOHN KRUSE.
WalhalIa, Feb. IL, 1857 81 If
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MARBLE YARD.

TIIE undersigned have fnrmcdu Copartner-
i sllip in tho MARBLE BUSINESS, aud
viii always keepa full,stock on hond, both of
italian and American Marble,
And have some of the best workmcn en-
ployed. -
PRICES as low as can lie had in the State,
with freight only added. The Yard il on
tho corner of the Benson Hotel lot, Audcr-
son Court Iloase, South Carolina.
3 tts s,' T1IOS. r.. LEANELL.
9... -i TII0S. NJ, WHITE.
y June II, 1857 40
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WINnoW sAsHES

0F all kinds, manufactured by Easley & Da-
W Wis, superior 1Fthcir. vactness and due
robility, and already painted and glazed,
with the best American and French Window
Glass. Always on hand mt Walhalla, and
for sale lev by N% JOHN KRUSE.
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.HBEEg,EVQJE cow PANY.

Pnre Zinc and american White Lead for
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, N, Y Sale Agents for
South Carolina, Carmalt & Briggs, in Char
lesion. For sale at Walhalla by
~ JOHN KRUSE.
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Jewellery, GoLD 6 sILvER.

JEAN hBTE. FfSCIIESSER,
WaIhaIla, 8. C.,
HAS just now returned from New York with
III a large and beautiful assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
doth GOLD and ,SILyER,) Clocks, Music Box
css Combs, Brushes, Fancy Articles. Perfumery,
Soups, Coil Pens,Setc.; all of which bas been
bought for CASH, and which he offers for sale
on the most accommodating torms
BsSS~ He also REPAIRS WATCHES and 9th
or articles in his line, and solicits the patgenege
Of the public, Ills stand is near the fssbllc
sqnare, Mt Walhalln, S. c..
Dec. IS, 1855 2st7f' "a ~
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RRNAK4 NOFECE.

,TIIE Legal heirs and representative of Rus
l sell Cannon, deceased, arohcrcby notified
said deceased will be Ind bcforc the Ordina-
aryat Pickcns Gil, the 9th dny of July
next. Those indebted to said Estate win
make payment, and those having demands
will present them properly attcsted, on or
before that time.
HARRIET DUKE, I Adm'x.
-s RANSOM DUKE, ! Admir-
= April %, 1851 II 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

SHAHIi OBI SDUWhK CANOHsENA,
pIcKENs DIsT--Is THE COURT OF COMMON ILEAs.
JohnJ. Smith Foreign Attdchment.
Va Norrisy Morrison & Pnlian
Anson Bnngs &GoJ .ssS PtFs AHN.
W4FHBRBAS, the plaintiff did, on the 10th
aI.i day of May, 1851, flc his declaration
against the defendants, who Eas tits sadly are alb
sent from aud without the limits of this State,
and haycncithcr wife nor attorney known with
inthe same upon whom copy OF the said dec
laration might be serycd;sIt istordcred, there
foro,{ that the said defendants do appear md
plead to the said decl,ra,ion on OF before ths
18th day Of May, 1858; otherwise final aud alb
Isolute Judgment win then be given and award
cd against thenI. M y ~. Ashgs
s,s & b i. j.. ,HAGOoD, cor.
- CLERK s Office May Is, 1887 1yq
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PRETTY GooD--A butcher boy, carry
ing tray ON his shoulder, accidentally
struck itagainst the head ofa lady. sDuse,
take the tray" said she. " Madame,"
said tho. boy, "the deuce can't take the
tray" e E2 .g%Gg. %.s l..
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II GG5d e. [Ez e o w &c co VI e. .lLzs-IEB84a :

paid the Indians as i reward for efccting
her release and their outfit cost SB00.S-
The releaseof Miss Gardiner and Mrs. Mar
bic has cost over $4,000. The f'tOa,eoa,
says that measures have been; adopted by,
Gov. Mcdary, which Viii result in tile ex.
termination of Tnbpadhttaias band, within
u very few months Now; that there are
nc. white women ihthe campof theoutlaws,
the governor can prosecute his plans with.
that cnorgy which viii secure the speedy
determination of thcSe eewomen-murderors,
& military expedition was not sent to re-.
cover the captiycs, lest friendly Indians
should be killed, and that in the end more
harm: than good wonld result to tho cap
tivcs from such interference. aa-s ~
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NoTHrNG is more ridiculous than to be
serious about trihes, and to be triHing about
serious matters.
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y WoRTH TRYING.---An exchange paper
says, that a wreath of black-walmt leaves
suspended maroon viii drive out flies and
that they will not enter the room again till
the wreath is withercd.
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ssnte of 8ontla 6aroIina,

y Ssnte Of south Carolina,
'rIckRNs pIsfAAIS rug couRT or GonMoY PLEAS.
ssseott s ,Pfathera Foreign Attachment.
l !. y. 81, VS., -, 4; a Rorris a. Harriaon,
Arson Bsnas d %. RIM IWgs.
M IfBREAS;, tise plaindss did. ON The 18th
" day Of Deceniber, 1855, cthcir ilcOiasa-
tion against tho defendants, who (ns tits sait1
State, md have iicitlior wife nor ditoyneS known
sithin tho samos.lpon whom n copy of the sn!d
declaration mightbe seryed;, It's ordered, there
fore, that the said defcntlants do appear and
splcedto the slid leelaratioA on or. before the
3pth tlgy OF peccnbcS, 1867 otherwise fnnl anil
absolute judgment sill ticn be giycnhAd awar-
tlcd against thcin, 65
~ ~. ~ 5IIAGooD, Ger.
Clerks Qfieo, Dee. 10, 1856. "a
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80 a SIs STEEL.
A ALWAYS, on hand, a quantity of small oc-
A A,tugon CAST STEEL. For sale at l23
cents per pound. Apply at the Store of
~ GEO. COLhYER & co.
Tunnel Hill, April 2, 1857 % If
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PUNe1t says,a man who goes to church
to chew tobacco, and spits upon the floor,
ought 70 be taken by the head and heels,
and scrubbed upon the soiled spot until it
is clean. This is no Joke. "* oa
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II HorE.--Tliere isino temper 50 generally
indulged, as hope; other passions operate
by starts on particular occasions, OF in GER.
tain parts of lfs; but hope begins with the,
first power of comparing our actual with
our possible state, and attends us through
every stage and period, always urging us
forward to new acquisitions and holding
out some distant blessing, to our view,
promising US either relief from pain, or in
crease Of Fhappiness.
Hope is necessary in every condition.
The ,niseries Of poverty; of sickness, of cap
livity, would, without this comfort, be uu-.
supportablcS nor does it appear that the
lot>of terrestrial existence can set MS above
the gift Of nature and of fortune are accu-
mulated upon it, would not still be wretch
ed, were it elevated and delighted by the
expectation of some new possession, Of
some employment yet behind, by which
the wish shall be. at last satisfied, and the
heart filled up to,the utmost extent,
Hope is, indeed, very tallacious, and
promises what it seldom gives; but its
promises are more valuable than the gifts
Of fortune, and it seldom illustrates us with
out assuring us Of recompensipg for the de-
lay by a greater bounty. .' <N"S
i
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: MINg jnleps are saidto lave been inven,
ted by a Virginia editor, who, having kiss.
ed pretty girl after she had eaten somo
mint, was so intoxicated with pleasure that
he devoted several months in attempting
to produce an article which wonld recall
the original as wildly as possible. ~,
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GUN & BLASTING POWDER.
iAIY POWDER NTILTi being now in active
Hi operation, Gu "a 'sansI Blasting
Powder can be furnished to dealers and
others mt lowSrutcs. All orders addressed to
ID. BIgMANN, Wallmlla, will he attended to.
b y.s JOHN W4lGENER
Sept. &c, 1886 10 If
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PRoF. MousE AND "rIE CABLE" The
rendezvous for the two telegraph cable
ships is to be at Cork, about the 9th of
July, where the cables will be joined, in
order to talk through the whole line, to
sec if there is no flaw The cablcswill then
be cut ard the ships viii proceed to sea.
Mr. Morse has some apprehension that the
ships will not be ready to proceed to sea by
the time Specified, and he says that, if they
are not ready during the first eight days of
August, he will not consent to the operation
this year, as he would be afraid of the
storms onthe coast in the last week of A1t-
gust. The ships will run about six miles
an hour and each vessel will have 900
miles to accomplish, will require fifteen
days for each to arrive at its haven. 70.
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MATRIMoNIAIs---"DIy DEAR said an
atfcctionate spouse to her husband, Sam i
your treasurer faOh, yes" was the cool
reply, Sand would willingly lay it mp in
heaycp.N What an insulting wroteh
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