Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

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,uliarIy attractive to their ioycsG |.
Vade MecmDs.
PLAIN AND PITHr REMARKS CT OLD
OK Though nodoc-
Ior, / haze by me souie most excellent /
prescriptions, and ssI shai!ask you no-i
hing for them, sou cannot grumbse at
.he price. We are rsast ofus subjected
to fits, lam visited b. them myself, and |
dare say you are also. Now for the
Pf.=eessSs:::rpss;::<
For d Ut Of passion. walk out inl
the open air: you may speak your mind
to the winds, without hurting any one
concluding yourself to be a simpietoa-
For a h gfIdseness, counsthe tick /
ing Of clock. DO this for an hour.i
and you'll be glad to pull your coat of |
and work like negro.
Z For o. ftafsstrarGgancs ndfoiiy.
20 to themork .s..uso, or speak with the
z.xxea al ss.=aes ed Jail HI.
and voa'ii be convinced:
Who makes his bed 80 sssszs OF thorn,
.s1G@t " CJlt ts@S " ~ 1sS2xSakts
Far a fit ofamIifion, gosinto the
.chnrehyard and read the grave stones
They wilIteIl you the end Of ambition
The grave will soon be your bed cham
Der, and the worm your mother and
sister.
FIR n ~ Of rep;n;ag, lcok o.. for
the halt and blind, and visit the bed
ridden, and afflicted, and deranged, and
they viii make you ashamed of COM
planning of your lighter affection.
Foyn ffefdespondency. look on the
good things which God has given Us in
this world, and at those which he has
promised to his fellows in the next
He vino goes into the garden to look
for cobwebs and spiders, will no doubt
find them; while ne who looks for 4
flower, may return with one blooming
in his bosom.
FIR q 1T ef limit, perp1erify, md
ts0r, whether they respect the body or
mind, whether they are load for the
head, the shoulder, orthe heart, the fol-
lowing is radical cure, for | had il
from 1te Great Physician: aCsst thy
burds on the Lord, and he will sustain
thee.
1xFTDgL WIT REPELLED--A gay
Yong spark OF deisticaI tnrn. travel
Iia in a stage coach. forced his senti-
a 4 upon the company by attempt
ing to rissicpIe the scriptures, and a
moDg other topics, made himself MGR
ry with The story Of David and Goiiah,
strongly urging The impossibility Of a
youth Ike David being able to throw
stone with sufficient force to sink into
the giants forehead. Or this. with an
apparent air Of triumph, he appealed to
| the company, and in particular to a
grave gentleman Of the denominations,
called Quakcrs, who sat silent in acor-
ncr Of the carriagc,--Indeed, friend
replied the Quaker, 4 do not think it
at all improbable, If the Philistine's
head was as soft as thine
Kentucky vit.-Prenticc 1ays, a
Mr.. Bentry has been indicted, in Ala
bama, for severely woundinE stranger
with an axe, alleding - reason, ssthat
The didn't know but the stranger was a
rcbbcr" ale didn't know" adds
Prentice, "and 50 he ared him.
Pleasant De0fA.-Zeuxis, the "a
nous painter, madca portrait Of an old
lady 80 odd and comical, that he died
laughing atthc conceit.
] Business Is 50 brisk in Buffalo, and
the side walks 70 crowded by persons
hurrying to and fro, that ono Of the
merchants declares in daily paper,
thatshe has KeneraIlyto stand from, fif-
teen minntesto half an hour, with quid
lof Tobacco in his hand, wat1sHE for an
opportunity to throw II into the street
1withouthitting some one. ~. II Sim.
Danger Q comp aining hen
1 Ibave 4 cold in my head,, & said 4 gen.
I tlcnan in company, Il am rcnarkabiy
dull and stupid sYou are much "a
be piticd then, sir" replied smother
llssfor ! don't remember ever to have
seen YOU lhout sDl iuyour'l had Z
IL Among sthousspd toasts with which
the newspapers are a, occasion! ~
one that may b. real ssents itssl
the following, collected ~ the a l6I
Of the Epigrant abundantl u pvesy
At Newbcrn, N !. {. ne Iadies 81
] NORTH Carolina- cur arms their pro.
"A fec4i0n4I their arms our rexvard ,,