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sIDELL's SPAIN KEVl 81 tI,O, ~. :,

STAIN REVIs1 ED by Inc aHaor0E "A year IN
- Span," in vols Harry CMee3fy, novel, by
the author of "Cec HYDE in vols. Ihe Ackcss q,
Padun, and other tales, by the author Of "ho Fos:-
ken" in vols. Nimrod's Hunting Tours; interpcrscd
with CHARACTERISTIC anecdotes, savings and domgs of
Sporting Men, including notices of the principal crack
riders Of England with anal tical contents and general
index of name, which added Nimro1s Letters on
riding to Hounds, in wis. Ben Brace, the last Of
nfthe life of Sailor,"& in vols Commentaries
ON Equity jurisprudence administered in England
and America, by Joseph Story, l.. l.. u. Ovid, trans
lated by Dryden Pope, Congravr Addison and otl ers
n2vols. forming No 30 and 81 of "Harpers Classical
Library" Infantry Tactics, rules for tla exercise
aud manocuyres of tile United States Infantry ,y Mnai
General Scott, U. S. Army, in 3 vols. Jast received
and for sale qy NAI. Mck.AN,
j7 corner Cunu X Common Sta
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TklE FLORIDA STA9s1z
AND YUAN
ST = A Nj HOAT LIN.
{ E.lsls'a (z=i{gs~@A + e.

Ezsszzsfzs- 4 asszs7 rsSss5l
THROUGH IN FIVE AND Hal, -.
From Mobile GAlabama) to Anrn LAYS
EhN YES Mobile every other day ir,m us.a e,
II the arrival oil the mail from New On, els',y
steampoa. EMhl,NE' to 5iakely, coaches ~ ~ e
thachie River and Eay) to Cedar BnH sound andS
via Mariana, Cllattaioochee, (formerre 'ssshe,6s
non, cambridge, Pinderton; ilawknsyH;I,dM om
vile, to Augusta. A Tsssengeer,akineh luz and u
bile is in no danger Of hcipg thrown en nus saa
prefer by other conflicting interests o q. q
DA LINE is but one concern, and unda. FlGR
throughout, and may rely WITH crnT,,r Ole ~
arrival at Augusta in time specified, ,b,o".li val
er and at any season, unless some mosi my n a,d
trople should occur. The Great New C'lsssa
is carried by this route. The Agents ros oIien
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are r ut aesca
the southern conntiy. 'ulaaI
The smooth hard, natura! roads, ,I,e .,c
esting water navigation, the time and s, rue
afford the traveller speed, certainty, cemGo,,
ing variety; connected as il were with Ln bi
Charleston, S. e. and the steam packets i1al
travellers can rea nh New York from N,U n w
LESS THAN II Washington city in 10 oia
From Chattahoochce, Florida, we h.ss
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St NH
post. coaches, also two Branches from IIsssi
one TO Millet'geylle, and one to Macon ill.,,
coaches STO(,KrnS%ss
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855 MA
Office at Mansion House, Mobile,
'Distance, New Orleans TO Mobile. ,m
Niob.'e to Augusta, sss
Augusta to Charleston, I%
Charleston to New York a ,%
Time, New Orleans to Mobile. oa,
Mobile To augusta, 10 %
Augusta to Charleston, 70
Charleston to New York, re-.
Making l6S miles per day. Or miles per Inn, N
sive of all stoppases.
n. b. ! beg leave 10 i"form the public 3D. !,
bridges over tie Cl,a'al'socte swamp aud Ha,JilI
creek have just been completed Ny the general ~,
ment, (hconly obstacles operating against ,his ~
speedy route are thus happily removed; and iIss
pleasure oflenning from travellers tina, the coachsl
sts, drivers and roads OF tho first order; and AZ
water route from Pensacola TO Cedar Bluff, iti M
ted hy all who have passed through j, to he ulssnt
in novelties beauty ind safety. The bridges lr1
Georgia have also bccnrepailec J NJ BAEr3
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NNHoLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
W KEY SloRE-at the sign of the colder
comb Moo Charities steert The Subscribers have re
ceiyed in addition to Interpretations stock on hand a full
and complete assortment OF articles in their line: viz
combs, perumery Jcwellry, brushes, locking glsscs
iancy articles &c. consisting in part as follows
COMBS-tortoise shell, wrought and plain tuck twist
qnilled back, long round, dressing, side puff curl an,
neck, Brazilian combs Of every description amongs
which are some Mexican pners Ivory combs of ever,
description; horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment of Frcnah and American
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lavender Forlo honey
bay rose and orange flower waters every size and deS
crption, carnphomtcd Cologne, extract of Bergamot
fancy soaps oal kinds, shaving do in cakes and pots
cream soGp DO Wards vegetable hnir OIL bears and an
hque do. i,restons smelling salts, plain and perfumc1
toilet powder, pearl powder, pow lerpus and boxes DO
matum IN pots and rolls orris and chlorine tooth wash
and l., n ,,! with general assormcnto of
JEW Eil-Rl-sone ofthc latest md most fashions
bic sets, consisting of white and red cornelia topaz g
jet eardrops, set in lagrcc breast pins of grep 1e-
y OF patterns, watch trimmings, gilt and silvc ucklcs
SILVER thIss silver and gold pc cils and guard chains
BRuSllES-Clotl, hair dust az, crumb, hearlh,foor,
nat Aesii, tootl plate comb, Nail, shaving, shoe and
LOOKING ASSES-Gcrmm Stain and toiIc,
glasss, mognNns and French dressing glasses, home
do, with variety of other kinds not enumerated.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTlCLEs-Frcnch
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and cres
sing cases, with and without music, musical boxes Ac-
cordianS OF various kinds, violns and guitars silver and
plated pencils and cadswood pencils for carpenters md
cases. percussion caps, percussion cap chargers nipple
screw drivers, shot belts bags, paste backing tov
tea SETS Indian beads Ct every kind bells and puncs
fine and common knives and scissors tlimbles
needles pins, silver plated, steel and common spccta
clcs, pocket looks and wallets of various kinds VISITING
cardsald card cases, playing cards Of French GermT
ana American manufacture, dolls imitation fruit snuff
hoXes, prints OF various kinds Saunders Poncroy's
tmerson's, flillman's and Hawkins razor strips and
metallic homes drks, fancy bead necklaces do viii ar
dTostoy watches, pearl buttons powder TASKS, Gu and
PLAIN seed beads, gilt and silver DO, gum elastic suspc-
ders and carriers, plain and sword cancs backgammon
boards, dice, optical yennes, jewsharps, ocooco match
rs ana drinking cups with great variety of other ar1i-
.los, all ofwhi will be sold for cash or city acccpar-
'es on y months credit. II SIMMONS, & co.
al 20 Chartressl.
III EN- BOOkS-Conti, the Discarded, with other
'oumes. :. - "
"Come. sweet music hath smart
And balm for every HEARTH
'dtion ''''0'''
The amulet for 1888
Just received am ,or sale bv
ian - HOfCIlKiSS & Co, q Charities st.
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ElAT DE Ia Observation-Disclosures du Cn,, hi,,

- a. III La LoIl ~19NA-BurOlSSC fI (n1f lfu
Avis.
Est par lie prisrn' donne lout proymiatanco famier
non resident, sFcclalement a Daniel W. Coke, Henry
liilief on tout autle Pcrsunnc prrSonncs que alas
rcut Concesnor lcur periteurs Executions Admins
traiucrs on nyun caus, suivant dverses performances
du ynr de Sou de la ditto Paroisse pasSe ct approuye
10 10 de Juliet 1888 lie ID de Septcmbre 1885 lie Juliet
1886 lie D de 1ecembrc 1886 lie Fivrer 1887 ct dc
2me session de la lac Legislature du territoue dor
icsnes inue acte rcalif chemins ct eves ct ala
PONCE des annau& Approve lie Avre 1867. FIT della
ire, 2de, el 3mc Section Pun nasse ale re sps-
siondcla I'M Legislature de Letat de Ia osnn IntiluIc
ncte sunpemeniare dX divers accs rva,ifs aux che
INNS ct levers approuve lie Fevrier 1926 A moins
que les INNS ct aeas trauveuX qui sont orlonnes
par lie dit Jnre dc Police suivant la Loi que les ditto
rauvaux saent executes ct ait scion lsordounuucr mn
les ordonnandes du dit Jure de solue en- conorme yee
la iol aYent on lie 5me de Juliet 1887 que les dts
raVaux scront executes la charge aux lrax des
dts residents representatives. ct enc des n,o,o,c
sutses serond saisies ct vcndus pour payer los aix
eccnssonne pour les dts chemins ct travaux,
lie 10 Fevrier, 1897.
M LEWIS +. LAMY, JUICE de Paraisse
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ITARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
EHORACE translated by Phillip Francis, ID D., with
a an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of varions
eds sc. by Ben Jauson, Cowley, Milton Drydoe
Pope Addison, Swift Chauertan, G Wakefield, PorsDn,
Bryan, &C. and of the eminent posts of the
Iay-and
PHQEDRUS, with the appendix of indin4 t0nsla
ted by Christopher Smart, in vols forming volumes Is
md 10 of aHarpcr's Classical Ihrnrv.''
The Expedition ofIlUMPREY CEjNkER, by r
SmnIlefi N d. with memoir of the Author bg Thorn
Rsssoc, Esq, edition, with illustrations by Geo
Cruit-hsnk
TIE ifpsY; Tale, by the author of "Riehclicu q
Mary dig lrsusdy," &c., edition. , vols complete
PAUL 4 IFFoRD;hy the ,u,hor of "Pelhaa.'
Th. Dir ~ e., b,in, Tclume " orlllc new edi,
naf ar xn!s Complete III 5. Just raraiycd and
sfle :, WlF IctEAN,
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TENNEKS MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. Sc
a NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
and distances, from place TO place, along the stage
and steam boat routes, by II. S. Tenner.
MlToHELL'S MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, en- which arc
given the dstsnces in miles from ono place to another;
also the courses of the canals aud rail roads through
out the country carefully compiled from the best a,-
thorltlcs-published by S. Augustus Mitchell.
MIrcHELLs TRAyEnLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances, steam
boat and canal routes, &c just received and for sale by
WM M'kEAN,
ao3 Corner of Camp g. Common sts
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TstOsltS 4. SW AIN
DYES

HAS always on hand constantly & receiving n.
u Il. Dyes, Chemicals, and PAINS, among them Az
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A DISCOURSE on the Life and Character of The
"a Hon George Mathews, late presiding Judge oftlc
supreme Court ofthe State of Louisiana b, the Hon.
'haits "atSrat the request of the lssmbers of the
bar of New Orleans. Just pubs ed and for sale nv
% BENIN LEVY.
& ORANGE FLOWER & ROSE WATER-In CAMS
~ 'ers OF five gallons each, and in loxes contain
ing each one oz small bottles, reed from Mars les
For sale by II. BONNADEi
l26 Ichoupitpuas street
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sslsE sss.s.assEssy.ss -.

4 4 EAltf X LEE 8 co, Nc Nngaziae street are
L d row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville
kentucky, Eagle, AMI other late arrivals ron .h-
Northern cltiea. large and now selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and BrOgans,
consisting oil genticmcn's line calf and Morocco boots
DO aq'r'yi do bnii'd, and stout pegged boots
Sarinus qualities; mems fine calf seal and Moioce,
--as pumps and brosans buckskiH shoes, brog4ns an,
s'ppetsi mems fine calf and kppeA pcsge shoes and
hroSans; do boots; Ito stout kip aud pegge shoes
and broans; genemeus best quality calf seWcd shoes
broSans and Jack Dowaings; do calf and Morocco
buckle shoes and bro%ans; Ito calf seal and Morocco,
Indian shoes and slippers do calf buff aiu wings,
new articles do line caIi, sc;d and morocco quarter
boots; boys, misses and chldren's pegged AND scwc
brosais and shoes Of every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment OF mems stout wax and
r>'t hrogans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
Hegro best quality, russell hrcsans, nailed in the
sits, male expressly for plantation use; gsod as
so lment OF mems fac and stout kip russell brnsans,
CIV article, and atgc quantity d iatcrior qualify
russell and wax brogaus.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells and
pump sole shoes; 10 fine French Morocco and kid rt
round slippers; do Shoes with and without heels
do calf, seal and stout leather booecs; do Puncla shoe
of alkuds and qualities; do lasting brosans; do gle,
ell and t1yed boctccs Misses lasting spring shocsan
brosans Childrcns colorcd Mclcoco and lasting bro
s'ns and boots, &c.
Gentlenens uc fashionable black silk hats; do black
and o-t beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
Koran Ito; broad and birn mems fine ,lrab a,,t
black X ASIA short Mapped hats article Youths
Mems and bcy's black and drab wool hats of variou
shapes, with general assortment of boys and men,
seal caps.
Tins assortment will be repcnisl,ed by the arrival o
each packets from the above named cities, all of whci
Will be sold on accommodating terms. aug If
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SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c.
Spain REVISITED &c, by the author of "A wear
~ in Spain, in 2 Y6ls.
Iraits findd character, generally applicable to
h so hnorisi"sr 9 North America by q Turner Esq,
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or a
complcevlew OF the theory and practice of the general
and state governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted 10 the young men of the United
States, by Z Mansfield Esq.
Aim'od's Hunting Tours nicrspersed with character.
iSc anecdotes sayings aud doings OF sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index of names
volumes.
Coa0ncntsrics on Equity jurisprudence, as admin
istered in England and America by Joseph Story, l. /.
Dane, professor ofaw in Harvard University, vol LIST
Vol. Sd, CkWy's General Practice.
Vol. 13b HeRdeirs Reports.
The Semimcnts offiowers, with - coloured plates,
London edition.
ALso-A few more copies of Comhe's phrenologvn
"Rienzi Large Surveyors Comnasses ofsuperior ami
itr with chains Billiard Balls of 2li and l-2 inches
GoSrs improved Pens, japancd papers, weights
&c. &c. &c. e'
Just received, and for sale by
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FHNO GROCEkS! TO GRUCERS!!--Thc sulfcn
n hers would inform the trocers of New Oreansih'
they keep constantly hand, large supply OF the be-
Stonghlon's Bitters mannacturedby thcmscycs,whHl
will be sold at New York prices.
KETCHuM & LUBBOCK, Druggists,
nov 90 81 Camp s..
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StLt Nj. P. FREEMAN & co. NO. 3 MA.
~ GAZlNE ST, are receiving their supplies Of
fall and winter clothing and will continue TO receive
shipments by every paoket throughout the seuson They
have ON hand, and are opening general ussort-
mcnt of fine and common goods, suitable either for the
city or country trade. As their assortment will he
large, merchants from the country will find it 10 their
dvantage to call and examine the goods. 81
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER nj lin.
mouth OF the Bayeu Fuit at the head of Schoonec
Navigation State of Mississippi; containing AGO Acres
embracing both sides of the river, and on which is n
sial house. This lind is well wooded with live ouk,
birch, pine, etc The situation is an eligible one for n
SAW MILL. The timber for which and for the dam is
already cut and may be erected moderate expense
Its proximity the city of New Orleans the increased
embarrassing demand for ii nber is worthy the ntten
lion of any person DESTROYS Of enbarking in tba bust
Bcss.J For ierls apply TO
WEIMAN, Merchants Exchange
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CHARLESTON. July H. 1851.
was afflicted, foHry years with An ulcer in the leg, oc
and excessive lain in the leg aud :icle joint Several
eminent ply selas excited tIcirskill upon it, but with
out permanent benefit In this case five bolles of the
Indians 'anacca made perfect cure.
MARGAREr A WEST, I2l Market st.
For sale BY HENRY DONNABEI., druggist, agent
for the prorrictors, Tchoupitou!as street. i6
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW TUI3LICN IIIJNS.
IaLes Of my Neighborhood, by the author of ".rht
Colegians," in vols.
Agnes Se,lc BY he author Of "Ihe Hoiress," in tive
volumes,
Elements Of International Lar, with Sketch of the
history OF the Science, by Henry Wheaton, l.. l.. n
A Practical Ireatise on Loc0motire Engines upon
R0a Hays; work intended to show the Construction
the mode of acting and the effect of those engines in
conveying heavy loads to give the of ascertain.
ing OH an inspection of the load, and the results will
produce nder various circumstances ard in different To-
caes; to determine the quantity of fuel and water it
will require; to fix the proportions which ought to be
adopted in the construction of engine, make an
werany intended purpose, with practical tables
giving at once the results of the forlne founded unon
great many new experiments made large scale,
in daily practice the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, with many different engines and considerable
trains ofcarrages, to which is added appendix show
wing the expense of conveying goods by locomotive
engines on rail roads, by Chcv. + NJ G de Pambour
Justreceved and for by VIM NI'KEAN
,...cG y LIZ
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-11-18

Revival Of BUSINESS IN BosroN.-
The Boston Gazette Of the goth inst.
We are grati6ed in being able
to announce, that the business Of our
city is beginning materially to revive,
and that the general aspect is much
more favorable than it has been at any
previous time since last summer. Our
wharves and business streets have as
sumed much Of the hustle and activity
incidental to prosperous time. Money
is more plenty than it was, ard specie
and treasury drafts are falling in the
market, both here and elsewhere in our
large cities. Our merchants and, ira
ders now begin to find ! more ready
demand for their goods,and much bu-
siness has been done in all branches of
trade the past week or two. Confidence
the great moral spring Of business is
reviying, and dependency seems to be
evey where yielding to cheerfulness.
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Civility is the consequence Of a good
education, and the true mark Of po-
lite parentage. 1t has the property of
attracting the good opinion Of people
at a little expense, and even brutality
yields to its power. It is certain that
civility has extraordinary effects; for
it forces men to be honest, makes ava
rice ashamed Of itself, softens the saw
age heart, and keeps the clown at a
distance. To great prince it is an in
valuable diamond in his crown; among
the vulgar it is wonder if ever found.
1t is great Recommendation to lite
ry man, and often procures more ho-
nor thereby than for his literary abili-
ties
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DRuNKAsDs IN THE U. S.-There
are in the United States SOC, 900 drunk

DRUNKAaDs IN THE U. S.-There
are in the United States SOC, 900 drunk
ards. Suppose they were all to-day,
and to be buried side by side, in one
continued line, allowing three feet for
the width Of each grave, and three feet
between them, the line Of graves would
extend 3,4o9 miles. Were they to be
buried in one grave yard, they would
cover an area Of $50 acres, and fence
to enclose it would be more than four
miles in circuit. War haS its horrors;
famine has its horrors; pestilence has
its horrors; but the horrors Of intern
.perance concentrate and exceed them
all. In ten years time the whole PRO-
-cession will have passed, and the grave
yard will be filed. How long shall it
be so? Will an end never come?
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NEW STORE.
SCOTT & TAYLOR
U7h0ZesnZe E. Retail GrOcey,

TTAVE Just opened, in James Fanning'snew
house, Main street, full and complste ~
sor.ment of every thing in their line, OF wnlen
the following form part, which they offer i0f say
low for cash.
HAVANA and Rio coffee, N, O. sugar, Hav.n g.
ma and loaf do, Gun Powder, Imperial ana !. n
teas, soft and hard she'll almonds, raslps, pluhss-
currants, chocolate, West India preserves, ~M.
rnds, assorted candies, cloves, cinnamon, nuaa.s'
ginger, allspice, pepper, mustard, p.pp0' 1900
glass jars, bottles and TASKS, glass 'umpols '."
syrup, Paoli vinegar, sweet oil, e1apso =, ~,
salt petre, alum, salaratus, hops, hh'eeuu, ~.
white lead, 8 l0and 10 II window glss.' ~. .S
can oysters, lard by keg or can, tar, nee, o,'..
apples. superfine -four, nolaases, macken!, nsf'
ring, beans, ground alum salt, tabls salt dnea y,
nison hams, prime pork, Western Reserve =. ~
pine apple cheese, rosin aud fancy soaps, moua
candles, sperm candles, blasting powder, lnkS,
led and letter paper, quilts, ink powder, Collm
and Nason's axes, scythes, drawing kn'ves ~ ~
and halter chains, l.. & s. Hanclle shove!s, ooe.
or shovels, spades, hay forks, hoes, foot adzss' 3.
gars, coffee mills, hand axes, smoothing ifoA,, ~
wells and tongs, squares, assorted iron, aes. ."
castings, with every other article in ths hsnvs''
line, too tedious to mention. .l-.;.l.,
Also, rectifed and old Monongsheia wn'' ~
Jamaica and N. E. rum, Holland and amer. 80. So
Cog. and Amer brandy, pale & god Snsn' s s;s;,T
Malaga and common wines, old fon s.u M. MA.
Nd. wines, Burgundy Port do, Ms1:s .. c1.,.t
wine, cherry bounce, Champagne w,as' T. 81.
and Muscat wines by box, Newark cioeI, u Sc =.
relied vinegar, Bonn's tobacco, cut paps. Ss A..
sorted James River tobacco, assorted CONN., n n.;s
Spanish and melee cigars, snuff, =, ., = .,ot.
6penny brad,, 40, so, 60 spikes, :s.a
Mani. bed cords and plough lines, psinlsa
stone joys, brooms, assorted chair. -. ,.,.r.
They have also on hand, and will Keep -
al assortment of
la5xAlDW MlA1pds @b@lspQSsDS
OF EVERY KIND--AISo, ,. n.
Gents. lne and coarse boots, shoes ana p.; I'D
dies heeled and spring prunelle shoeA NH .s;d,osi
shoes and bootees, brogans, thick shoes, .sd IN
leather shoes, mems black and white siA -
Persons wishing % purchase viii do well = =
and examine our stock. r.-~.ndfpe
They will also attend 70 Storing, F..ssd %
and Commission Business. Any such sn. ~ az.
them, will be attended 70 with promgs1 scs1TT.
patch. AUGUeIUS waYIOk..
THOMAS J. TAl.11 '
Du Buoue, June 10, 1887.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-11-18

SocIETY.-When neighbors dwell
together IN peace, visit in friendship,
converse for useful improvement, or
harmless amusement, take part in each
others prosperity and adversely, con-
cur in the government Of their families,
are candid to excuse and careful to con-
ceal each Others trivial or accidental
tailings, studious to reform real and
dangerous faults; when all abide in
their in their calling, and quietly per-
form their own business, and meddle
not with the temporal concerns Of 9TH
ers, blessing will attend their labors,
and success will smile upon their de-
signs. Their intercourse will be easy,
pleasant, and virtuous, and founda-
ton will be laid for the happiness of
succeeding generations. But each is
bound up within himself, and looks
with Indifference on all around him,
or beholds his inferior with contempt,
and his superior with envy; if every
meeting is filled with ;mpertinent and
angry controversy, and every visit en-
ployed in tattling and backbiting; if
neighbor defames neighbor, and each
watches for advantage against the 9TH
eff an acquaintance receives you
with feigned smiles Of pleasure and
friendly greetings, but debases your
character when your back is turned
il every brother will endeavor to sup
plant, and every neighbor to walk in
one had better flee to the So
litary mountains, and dwell alone in
The earth.