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The weekly Panola star., 1860-03-15

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The weekly Panola star., 1860-03-15

Although much can be said against novel.
reading, yet, something may bc said in e..
vor of IT, do no, propose to defend re- (
nlar habit Of reading works ~ fiction TO tho
exclusion Of books which solidify and
strengthen the mental powers, for nothing
can be more detrimental to practical sense,
to the health Of the intellectual energies.
than promiscuously reading gi,led tales oI
the imagination, wiihou, any regard to their
character or TO the moral which they may
be designed 10 inculcalc. Tic reason why
woodworking in the Upiicl States is 30 in.
jurious, IL TO be found in two facts. The
first and chief is, thai the people, many OI
them. have not the inclination, and many
not The s,nse TO discriminate between novels
which are calculated to injure the mind and
thoSc which insiruc, and elevate u The
main object with the majority of these read.
ers Is, TO gia,iiy their curiosity, or to while
away time, which hangs heavily upon their
hands, in the endeasor to forget their own
lonesomencs. amid the exciting snd highly
e'nbellishcd pictures Of, as |, too oilen the
case, an oscr-hea,ed imagination. So no.
sor'ous "a the perverted popular taste, ths,
grca, religious principles, 10 be illustrated
and enforced, must BE- embodied in the char.
acser Of some fictitious hero who wadcs
through scenes Of hloclshed, or makes lore
to the chosen one Of his heart, 10 romantic
grove, where the filvery ,aoonbeams are
streaming through ssliasc esighiss BY means
cf ssntly.crcepins brscses. Even the Holy
Billie, with its striking truths, which, FROM
their extreme simplicity, sssd no ssplans.
.ion, has not escaped the hand Of :hc asvvL
writer; BAT IL plain, simple, ssd truthful
stories, which, In themselves, ere suglciessly
romantic, have been warped end pervsrei
into lons-spsn, lose-sick ysrns, In which
setisious characters ere ssds 70 pass;c;psss
IN the sacred scenes that are beautifully Dc.
sxibea By the issPipd disciples 4 Ckslss.
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principles shssssA shs issssvnsssslisy 4
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sle recvption Of shose higher eStrss Of reas-
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"Msss Tom! Mass Tom o. Msss Ton !
Aevss ewine to sis down Nc laddwf"
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yos blcchhesd." replied he masss sussie
sp 70 80 vhas vss ihs matter.
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seeing . lsxyer's snee. van a b Nd =.
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The weekly Panola star., 1860-03-15
ApyI.ltrIHlN0 nArEs.

vm. Hsss. ~ los, t,hi. ss' igpe,) always 70
eon.i,a,es square oil over cne sqaafe nui under
Is Inns, wIl bs eosn,sd ~ ,wo square,. can of
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
For Sale.

The subscriber offers at private sale, some ~ Wv
most desirable properly IN the town OF Smyf ,l6 CT
No. / is the new three-sIOry DWELLING no -.
in which he now resides. The properly Is pull up ~
n substantial manner. with all mOUefn Improvements ~.
II also has attached Stable: CsErage HOUSE '''
House Smoke House, &c. . ...,
No Is a row Of 4 TENEMENTS on Frazer n'
new and IA good order, with Smoke HOUSE /" TSI,
and a pump of excellent water al The door;
properly is good investment as u orpSS i@a ~
cent on The price. . -. h.,ws.a
Nos. ! and ,. .-.. or Min
and Frazier SITS. So by 200 1t. This Is Inc N'''
some Iot on said street. - n en, hv
No 5 Is n Building Lot on Nam ST. ~ IT.
400 e. deep. THIS Is very handsoc I beautiful
No. Is the lCE.CREAM GARDEN a Os Sa-nass
GanI:n win Improvements suitable ior The PO'p'''
now used This property Is g SS%EHISGs on Com
NO. NV sable attached. All the above pro.
viii Be I'D S% %"d h in is S%n For aIh''
particulars and terms spPrIs .SPRTANCE, Smyrns.
M n 29th, TO G'.N'' ------------
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Spring, 1861!

WALL Paper, apSF as oDespg
J. HENRY JEFFERSON Is "U pApER Of
over $4,000 YARDS OF wall la =, Pkils.
the latest styles, which will be sou "
phia prices. Please call and e&a" CHIT OIL
Also, beautiful assortment Of "'N''
and PAINTED
Window Shades, ,,..,
cr.s0 Glazed oil.clolh Buff and Green L, ,a'.
for Curtains, Cord and Tassels OF various - s.
with Putnam's patent, self.sdjus,ing' 3no ?, a
Putman's patent Pendulum Oui's s:".n,Iy from
The above Goods are purchased o"e ,Ss low.
the manufacturers, and will be sou ~
est prices. ,,.,nv Jefferson,
NH S.u J. hbNht 'CN -
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BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Kent county, as a Court of Equity, the under.
signed will expose to public sale on FRIDAY.
the % Of June, at Ii O'CLOCK, a. m, at the Tav.
ern Porch of Mr. John Pennington, in Galena,
the following property Of the late Thomas Z.
GOoding, decd, lying in the town of Gslena,
TO wit:
No. IA Lot on the road TO Head Ssssafras,
fronting on street ~ feet, running back $50 Il.
on which there is good Gwo-story frame Dwell
ing, 80 by Is f., with Kitchen attached. The
maIn building has on lower floor two rooms !;
and attic. The whole enclosed by good fence,
with we'll of good water in the yard. also Sta
BILE and Carriage House, on the premises.
No. 2.---A Frame STORE HOUSE, oppo-
site the Hotel Of Mr.. John Pennington, is one
and halt stories high, fronting on the road to
Harmony 26it., and extending on road to Ches-
! ierville 10 f. has good cellar size of main
building, and grocery room attached IL by 26
| feet.
No. IA two story Dwelling House, sepa-
rated from No. 2 by lane size Of house % by
/ is IT,, with two rooms and passage on first
| floor, and three rooms on second floor, with shed
Kitchen attached, le by 10 f., with one room
above. There is also a Meat House ana Wood
Yard Oh the premises; the whole in good order.
The Terms of Sale are credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months, in three equal install.
ments, from the day Of sale, with interest from
the first day of January last, TO be secured by
the bond OF the purchaser TO the Trustee, with
approved security.
The creditors Of the late Thomas e. Cooling
are requested to forword the vouchers Of Their
claims, duly authenticated, within four months
from the day of sale. with the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of said county
t GEORGE NICKERS Trustss
Chesiertown, May 26.ts
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NdAYICE

Is hereby respectfully glveu.lo all persons ow-
ing County. Road. Poor and School Taxes to
the undersigned, that the same is now due and
payment required. He can be found at his res
idence, or at the Office If Edwin Wilmer, il
Smyrna. where they will please call and SETTLE
the same, or be prepared when called upon.
j. ROBERTS. Collector
For d. c. Hundred, kent CO., Del.
Smyrns, May 81, go.
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By Divine Permission n Camn

MEETING will be held on the Camden Union Camp
Ground, to commence on WEDNESDAY, the lat day
Of August
In accordance with the requirements Of the Charter
the Trustees hereby Doiied that The annual
ing OF said Trustees will be held the Camp Ground
the FIRST Tuesday in July next. at o'clock. p m.
C. M. WHARTON,
| jn7-4t Secretary Board of Trustees.
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Mexican Mustang Imminent,

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attained Eos Rheumatism, Salt Rheum
Burns, Bruises, Stiff joints. or Galds, sprains, Pole
Evil and Swelings upon Horses il has no equal. No
person will be without who has once tested lis value
And with reference 10 the general estimation % the
Mustang Linimont, cheerfuIIy say That no article
performed SO many cures IN our neighborhood as
this L.W. Smith, Ridgefeld, Conn., S. LeIich Esq,
Hyde Park, VI, writes that the horse was considered
worthless This SPAWN but since the free use
Of The Mustang .inrnenl, have sold him for $780,
Your Liniment Is doiog wonders up here" Such les.
iimony is reaching severy day. The halfis not told
Every family should have it, Beware Of limitations
The genuine Mustang sold by all respectable dealer.
throughout The world.
BARNES 4 PARK. Proprietors, New-York.
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DIED,

On lae 9Th inst, in Appoquinimind HID,
Samuel Wells. in the 37th year of hiiaae.
%rGesday morning. 18th inst. Sarah corbit,
wife of PesIey Spruance, aged IS years.
TIE friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral, to leave the resi-
dence other husband. in Smyrna, on Thursday
14lh inst, al O'clock, p. M.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virture of a Decree Of The Circuit Court for
Queen AIMS county, the undersigned, as Trustee.
will expose public sale, TO the highest hidden, on
SATURDAY, 25d OF June $50, at log O'Clock, q In,
al the house Of Mr.. Thos. Primrose the Bridge
across Chester ryer, in Queen AIMS near Chester
town, all that Farm in Queen AIMS county, called
" Rich Neck" living IN ThUmpsOn's Neck. within
OF mile Oihe landings nj Roph and HarrisOis. on
Chester river, about three miles from ChesIeriown
and four from Church lll ION The road leading
from the said Town 10 The sal landings adjoining
lands OF Airs Rasn, Nrs. Clements and Mr.. James
ROlp containing l3U Acres, more or less. The
J Buildings Nne-story Frame Dwelling with hyp-
! rOof-uIre room below and good passage; Kitchen
adjoining The usual, but in ordinary repair. Out.
Buildings the premises. ne situation Is
healthy thu drinking water good and branch passes
through "A portion Of the land.
| About 20 Acres in Wood; principally Hickory
and Oak, with some young growing Chetnut. 1LeI'
is also a small Tenant House on the premises.
The Terms OF sale are: a credit OF six, Twelve anC
eighteen months from the day Of sale, pa able in Ihre'
equal instruments and secured by The bond Of the pur
chser with security to be approved by the Trustee
The interest will commence the first of January
neIt when the purchaser will be entitled to possession
The rents of the present yeai being reserved TO III
Estate.
; Mr. Henry HeRdrix. residing on the premises, vi
show them 10 any who may call TO examine them.
GEORGE VICKERS,
Chestertown, m0s6is Trustee.
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CO-ParilAerAlAin.

WM. E. HALL and WM. d. HAZEL have this day
formed Co. Partnership under the firm Of HALL 4
HAZEL, 10 carry on and continue the mercantile bus.
mess. at the stand formerly occupied by R. William
son. West smyrna Del
Monday. June 4th, 1860
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BARNEs 4 PARK, Pr0priIsl0rs, New.YOrk

THE GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons emigraiing
10 The extreme south and western country. is The fear
They have Of The Fever and Agueine most direfnl Of
all Diseases Every day hear Of persons attacked
by this disease, and naadc helpless in short time wilh
out any means Of aording relief, In view of great
demand for remedy Dr. Hos,eiter has priseaied his
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTEBs, whose curative pow
for all diseases the stomach have been univer
sally acknowledged. The Bil;ers. prepared after q
long experience and deep study, have received The
encomiuns Of The most eminent physicians as well as
all classes from every part Of country To those
who doubt their many virtues, all we soy is r,
Them, and judge for themselves respectively,
Sold by druggists dealers generally everywhere
| tTsee advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
j. MILLAWAY & SON,
Wheelwrights and BIacksmiths,

Main Street, below Forwelrs Hotel,
SMYRNA, DEL,
Keep constantly on hand. and made TO order, all
kinds Of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. such az
Gain FANS, GRAIN CRADLE REVOLVING HoRsE RAKEs,
Hand Rakes. CuitvatoEs Poughs fail kinds, Fallow
IIarrows, Wagons. Carts. SIngletrees. DOubleirees
Hames, Wheelbarrows, &c. REPAIRING done with
nealness and dispatch.
Also, Agents for Manny's Combined Reaper and
Moves and Nnhns g. flames Seed Drills, with OF
without Grass Seed Attachment
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFoRMITY OF
PRICES.
"A New Feature in Business

Every One his own Salesman JOINS & Co., OF the
Crescent price Clothing Store GOA Market street.
abosesixlh Philadelphia. In addition 10 having the
largest, varied and fashionable stock Of cong
10 Philadelphia made expressly Tor retail sales, we
have constituted every one his salesman, by hav-
ing marked IN figures, each article. The vefy low.
price u be sold Tor. they cannot possibly
varyal must buy alike The goods are we'll spung I'D
aud prepared, anu great pains inkcn with the making.
that all buy with The full assurance OF getting
good article at iise very lowest price. Alsc large
stock of piece goods hand, Of the latest styles arid
qualities, which will be made TO oder i The most
fashionable and best manner, % per cent below credit
price. Remember the Crescent, 10 darkel street. above
Sixth philadeiphIn.
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An experienced nurse and iemae physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teeshlng. winch greatly
gunls reducing sll p9ammasion--wlii sllay ell pain,
and IL sure to regnlnfe The bowels Depend upon it
mofhers ii will give resi yourselves, and relief and
health your Infants Perfectly sale IN all cases.
See adgefsisemenl 10 another column.
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NOTICE.

Having disposed ofour Interest in the business which
we conducted for so MANY years. 10 Ma. EDWIN Will
MER, whose advertisement appears beluw respect.
fully call the attention OF old friends and patrons
10 his advertisement. and solicit for him The patron.
age 80 long extended to ms.
Being desrous TO settle up all our old business. we
will here stale that respectfully solicit all who
have accounts 10 call early aud settle the same.
GE0. w. CUMMINS * co.
Smyrna, May Isl, 1860.
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Millinery Goods.

consisting oil large variety Of Bonnes Ribbons Flow
ers, ladies Dress Caps ChidIens ials and Caps. &c
which she will sell on the reasonable terms -
she returns ner sincere thanks TO The public for tho
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her and solieiis
a continuation oflhe same. She hopes by strict at
tentIon 10 business merit large share Of patronage
91rBleaching, Pressing and Coloring done with
neatness and dispatch. Mrs. s. A. TOLSON.
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Notice to Farmers,

AND TO ALL OTHERS INTERESTED.
The subscriber is now manufacturing, of the best
material, a large number Of
Grain Cradles,
both Swaihing and Gripping, apd will have them
ready for use in time for the ensuing Harvest.
He has received two premiums at Exhibitions in
Maryland and certificate of merit al the Kent Conn.
ty del Fair Those in want OF Cradles will please
send in their orders early. Cradles REPAIRED with
neatness and dispatch.
ALSO, WAGONS ANDCARTS made to order with
all other things in tho WheelwrIghI business.
jn7 WIN. I'll. SrART.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Kerby's
AMERICAN HARVESTER,
IMPRoYEp FoR 1850.

/
JOHN III. BOWMAN Agent for kerby's Improved
Harvester. for Kent and Sussex Counties would call
the attention OF Farmers t. The follawing facts:
Thal--'lhs in the most perfect Combined Mower
and Reaper In use better Than any single mower as
mower, and better Than any single reaper reaper
Thal-ltis ihestronges and the lightest; being made
entirely Of Iron, except pole seat and PLATFORM The
ngeIbar Is OF wrought angle iron, OF great strength
and lighlness.
tho only traccleArer that will thoroughly separate
inc cut ro The uncut grass, and without leaving the
cut grass ~ punches.
Tha-It requires pne-thrd less draft Than any other
machine.
Thal-No pressure made upon The horses neeks
! and no side draft.
| That-Ils ability TO work on rough ground Is not
equaled by any machine produced. The hnger par
| working up and down, independent OF The driving
and bitches. among stones and boys, over knolls
and gopher hills where other machine could follow
1t. II will work from TO 10 inches high
| Thal-lt can be used in moving either win OF
i without the reel.
Thal-ln both moving and reaping, the position e
the driver and raker the most convenient and easy
enasling them their laboI with but little exeron
Thal--While the machine is in motion The duve
can, by means Of lever, throw The cutters out anG
into gear and by another lever he can raise and lowe
the nger.bar pass distractions, from field
field.
That-It is easily mansged, marvelously simple
we'll built compact liable 20 get out Of order, mad
of the best materials, Babbet metd! boxes, and Is fuI
nished with double trees, neck yoke aud extras con
, pleie.
Cali and see them. JOHN H BOWMAN,
Co nmerce street, Smyrna, Del.
25-Farmers wanting Keepers will please send the
orders SOON
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ma RENV.

The DWELLING HOUSE formerly occupied by J
r Williamson; also, STABLE. situated in West Slsy
ma. Possession given immediately Apply TO
int HALL ~ HAZEL
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MARRIED,

On the 9th ofJune. Mr., Walter E. Turner,
to Miss Anna b., daughter Of Mr.. ]. Watson
Evans. all of New Castle CO., Del.
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DIR. j. e. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrns, respectfully offers
HE professional service, in all its branches, "a
the community.
or OFricE and Residence, on Main street
opposite the Upper Hotel"
Aug. 90, 1857.
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Mamny's
COMBIN
Moving and Reaping Machine.
With Woods and JOhnson's Improvements fol
the Harvest of 1860.

w ilu w QOu duu SouuoOu lOb
the Harvest of 1860.
PRIcE REDUCED TO Sl30
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended u.s. again call upon the Farmers. and Of
fer our Mowers and Reapers with confidence
than before, and feel assured that oil who may
iaver with their patronage will be fully compensa-
ted and will congratulate themselves That they haze
last purchased that for which they have been look
ing after for years--a PERFEcT Combined Mower and
Reaper
The advantagesO Of this machine can be given in a
few words First, the by which it can be changed
IRON q Mower to a Reaper and uice versa. Second,
its adjnssability by means Of mechanical Horse,
which enables the operator to raise and lower to any
required height whilst in operation. Third. the sim
pIciiJ OfthrOwng in aud cut Of gear, which can be
done without stopping.
We will not go into an elaborate account Of iis
merits. but will simply say in the language of one O
patrons that it needs guarantee, its name dosi
that" The number Of Premiums which have beer
awarded il all parts of the Union entities cal
It the M TIONAL MO WEIR AND REAPER.
J. MlLLAWAY, 81 Sun, Agents,
Smyrna, Del.
WIN. JOHNSON g. Co., Makers, Newark, Del
| Smyrna, June 9TH. go,
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II that LEWIS 4 BROTHER ase selling CI,shs. Cas-
simeses Vesliugs, Ladies' Dress G,s DIS and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN hEyl'na. Tf,
III RIO Cok.s e. ia per pound. and al oths
Goods sold IN like manner.
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DRIVING HORSES

in the county feel myself able to oter nd9cem S,s
TO those who like To enjoy comfortable rae. 0F
and see me day or night. My stable is on MAN '''
below Dennings Carriage Factory: cropcr
NB-One call will satisfy the most iasluiOu'T
Terms very moderate for cash.
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Nv ANTEEs.

The suhsC ribeI is DESTROYS to purchase COLOREl
WOMAN, not less than sixteen years Of age. 10
for a term of years. JOHN a LAVENDER
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TAKE TIC L.!
Il ALL % R IN c..

The subscriber having taken the Office re-
cently occupied by MIR. Henry ID. Eubanks,
corner OF Commerce and Delaware sls., Smyrna,
Del, for The purpose of carrying on the TAIL
ORlNG BUSINESS, IN all lts various branches,
would respectfully solicit a share ofthe public
patronage. He has been following The business
for several years 10 Philadelphia, aud feels con-
flde0i, from his past experlence, that be can
give satisfaction ~ all business entrusted TO him.
ap 20 BIN !. FL. BRADLEY.
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Notice to the Public.

The subscriber, having removed from her former
place OF business TO Main street, opposite she old Post
Office. would respectfully inform her friends. and the
public generally that has opened her stock offspring
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A Word to the Wise.

life feel myself now prepared 10 accommodate me
citizens of Smyrna with TIE best facilities eyerOsleS
for spending pleasant day or afternoon n uIss
through the beautiful country. Having I'D PossessiOA
the hesf sinck of
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
lRanfs anaI Shoes.

N. BIN consequence OF the M health other hus,
band The not being able attend 10 his business
iorme Fly) she has on hand large variety OF Ladies'
French Morocco, undTessed Morocco and Kid boots
LADIES' Slippers, and Chdren's Cater Boots, Shoes
&C. which she DESTROYS ofseillng Please call and
anime for yourselves before purchasing esew here =
Prices below competition. ml3 Mrs s. A 4.
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CHEAP BOOKS.

We have Just received from the Auction Trade
Sales varied assortment OF very chesp BOOhS' su'-
able Tor Private Or Public Libraries.
Ut. HEALD,
ap l9.6w 42l Market ST., Wilmington DEL
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14

PLASTER.
A Fresh Lot now in Store. Call early on
May 10 go. EDWIN WILMER.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
HARD RED SR

Stone and Stacked Lime.
Apply to EDWIN WILMER.
Nav 10 CO.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
Trustees Sale.

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