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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14

''I'tE next session Of Mrs. WIATT'S scloolmiIl
Commence on Nc ndly, the 18th of November
erms as heretofore.
Maternal care aud authority will be exercised
O'er all who may be entrusted to her
Nov. IL q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14

MAJOR DOWNING.-A correspondent of the
New ork American, who had eujose the adVan-
iaee OF an nci view with this veteran politician aud
fnancer on his way from Washington. d6an east,
took the occasion TO sound him, the Sub IfedSh-
~ scheme, and succeeded 1t appears, with sumo
difficulty, in draieing him out, in regmd 10 that
iayorite measure of tho administration. The nc
sHli Of this interesting interview is thus given
Regarding the Sub Treasury the NJ sJo earnestly
tried wave the queslIon--saying. thai poliueHl
friend OF the Late reyered Gei at the head oil the
lGayernmeni," and hsrespect for the man who had
pledged himself to "lrack his footseps, he did no.
Ted IN the newspapers. unless in his own particular
way but this hewoull say, and he had said II seye-
raj Zines since he apartment began, that lac did no'
like the specie ctatos-'' that SAB TfcqsaH was bnt-
ter than no T,fcasury-i you'rouM ons ea ea rhc
cidus,' but with the specie c'91rs, there was 40
telling What was 10 the PlcwuIy. or'whal VAS tara
oo our-tln' al'eedy, .'no'" Outstanding l'ne"'"
iiaua b"tc ANA s5fwllsle" suns Ae atFas'tts va
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l2d door from the corner leading 10 the Wasbncto,
Hotel. aud opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Messrs Turner d Burwel)
NHANkFUL. for the liberal patronae, b.,s,,
Il fore extended TO him, respectfully informs the
e'zens OF tins place, aud adjacent country, that he
Is recently returned from the North where he b,s
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
kei, Tor neatness, durability and unusually cheap-
Having purchased In New Yoik exclusively C,,
Cash, he nuters himself that the inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists of extra fine BEAVEp
HATS, Of his own manufactures warranted supe,io,
to any made IN tins section OF the county, and much
lower tllan iormerl, with a variety of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
FOR RENT.

VIE residence on Diamond Hill recently oo-
curied by the undersigned.
T., NJ B. BRADFUTE.
Nov Il a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
Y'<sks.sGGO E.Ky'ESS.

lying and bong in Ihe county Of AmhcfsI, ON tle
south branches HUI Creek and adjoining the lands
of Micaah Camden, DAVID S. Garland, Robert
Walker and Others bcing the same purchased by
Jno Robson Of NJ caiah Camden, and containing
by survey $685. ACRES, be the same more OF less
Also, at The same time and place. one other Tract,
in sand county, lying upon the waters and upon
both sides OF HUI Creek, on the south branch Of
Buffalo Rivera adjoining the aforementioned Tract
OF Land, the lands of A ax Walker, Charles b.
Penn aud others, being the same purchased by Jno.
Robinson of David S. Garland. On these Tracts OF
Land there is some excellent Tobacco Land.
Terms one third cash. the balance in two equal
annual paylnents. JACOB NJ. RUFF.
Proctor Tor w. College.
Oet3I ids
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Oct %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-19
(ro BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK
IN DIAN CORN .

We have accounts reaching us in every direc-
ton, of the abundant and excellent crops of
Indian corn raised the last year in every part of
the State. Some of our friends we think must
feel little conscience smitten when they re-
member what they said last year in disparnge-
ment ofthe corn crop, with what disdan they
spoke of it, and how many pretended ii was
time to give it up. Fifty, sixty, eighty bushels
are not uncommon in various parts of the state;
and some we believe have reached TO hundred.
HE season, TO he sure, was highly favorable TO
the crop; but many other seasons have been, and
we have reason to believe and hope, will he, as
favorable. Let us review now some wholesome
truths respecting this crop.
FIRST, then, it is rs certain a crop as can be
cultivated. 1t has failed among us buttwice for
the last % years; and then the failure not
universal; but innumerahc farmers in the state,
in favorable locations and with early and select.
ed varieties obtained their usual crops.
Secondly, there is no product that is more
valuable and that will yield more nutritious
food for man and beast, than this crop. There
is no product of more general use none which
the oflal itself is more valuable. There is no
one more permanent in its value. We have
in our possession an ear OF corn produced III
the year 1906 as sound as on the day when it
was gathered in the field. We believe there lis
nothing produced, of equal weight, which will
make more milk, bread, beef, mutton, pork !; or
that can be cooked in greater variety of agree
able forms or thar furnishes more hcalthtul
and nutritious stIsenance. 1t is said of revolu.
lions that they never go backward and there
fore we despair of the return of the blessed
days of the good old Indian bannocks, on
which rs fair children and as bright and healthy
and happy and intelligent men aud women have
been raised We're ever made out of good DIR
Acolt cold buck wheat fapjacks, or DIR Ora
hams sawdust spunge cakes or your very hno
finest Superine Genesee best brand, mixed up
with rs much alum us the best Parisnn baker
knows how to put with it, and doubled ana
twisted and braided according to the perfection
of his art and about as substantial as good
slice of soap suds, well beat up.
Thirdly, We believe that excepting the fan,
cv crops, broomcorn, beet sugar, silk, and small
fruits, no crop eau be raised TO greater profit
PRETTY exerded inquiries fully satisfy us that
with labor ut one dollar per day, the fodder of
an acre of Indian corn well cured, aud twenty
five bushels of corn at the average price will
nav for the cultivation OF an acre, including la
Dor, manure, rent of land, and gathering, and
such cultivation may he ordinarily expected to
yield fully to sixty bushels of corn, and more I'M
der favorable circumstances. From twenty-five
TO thirtyfve bushels ofIndan corn may DC or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS
From the Lady's Companion.
THE RISTI ANS.
A PASSAGE FROM THE REIGN OF NERO

"They were put to death with exquisite cruelty AN
to their suflerings Nero added nockery and de
rision ,'-ANNALs OF TACITUs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

non mar not again hsppea during our
brief meme 81 oeserEstion. Venss ailh
her varying phases hangs upon lie eve.
ming dusk Nth Fesplendana btanly. and
berg near the earth, 10 peculiarly favor
able Tor lelsseopie Investigation. her dis.
lance this evening being 1890 .e7e
miles. She will approach ihe earth IN.
Ill Ihe 4lh OF Ociober. shen her distance
Gill be only 26.452.T 100 miles. Next in
companionship is Jupiter. Though &c.
teen hundred times larger Than Venus,
shines with feeble luslre. and 10 The ca
susl observer would BE- taken Tor the less
planet Of he Two. Jupiter being near
his superior conjunction 10 situated ~ Q
distance Of $50. s65.540 miles from the
earlh. Notwithstanding. his miniature
system il beautifully developed lhroOsh
the telescope. Next in order 10 Mari.
peculiar for his glowing red and gib-
bons form. Then the brilliant rslinue
OF Saturn. with his magnificent rings and
seSen Moons. lie passes The eaTIh's
meridian 81 6 o'clock and Z minutes. ii
. distance Of Dos. 2l2. 800 miles. siiusl-
ed near The bright star AnIarss ia ,hs
constellation Seorpic. Though Teeedins
from The earth. his position 10 The besl
Tor Isleseopic inspection. There 10 nd
planet whose ornament present such I
variety Of splendid and magnificent OBJ
jscIs ~ that OF Saturn. The various -
poets Of his moons. one rising above lhs
horizon. . second on The meridian. I
third descending the western sky-on,
entsTing into an eclipse. another rmerg
ing from il-sgain al are seen glimsrinl
in one hemisphsre-now they assume |
crescent then gibbuus Phssis. ThsI
the majestic motion Of his rings, hesvinI
their radiance TO the sky, then casting
broad shadows on his disc, The whol,
born on through space with amazing We
loelty. Some idea may be formed Of ih,
diameter Of The rings Of this planet. wheI
We consider that there 10 but barely
space sufficient between The orbi. Of ih
moon and our earth to admit their pas
sage. Nes1 FORK Mirror.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Confectionaries, sc.
MRS. yAsSEUR

TlAS the pleasure 10 lnfoTm the public. thai
- she has Just received large supply 81
articles IN her line. among ShICh ere,
Candies.
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Swsegmsals,
Raisins. currsnIs. DaIes and PTunss'
0rsnges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Ssgsrs Of various kinds.
Toys for Children.
and rsFisly Of articles too numerous 10 men
ton. TIE Fruit and Nuts are &C the last
years crop, and % exee'lsni quality.
She has also sSrTal jsTs 81 fine sPiCED
OYSTERS, which Will " cod by the jar 81 .
reduced price. The auiels 10 excellent.
H. Mrs. v. would also ininrm the
pubic, tha, she has just put her SODA foUN'
TAIN IN operation, and Will furnish 10 hsi
customers this refreshing drsught sse'y dsy 10
the wrsk. Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM a'sO. on ali the sald days. sAseP'
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited 10 give
her cell.
Las & IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Mans Lore.-lt 10 q poor and vulgar
philosophy which teaches that man can
no, love % truly and permanently ss
womso. There may be fever instances.
but there are many TO prove The TACT.
TEsrs are fever. because she temptations
70 forge, Tbs 6rst slrong overPowering
passions Of our being are more Eloquent
With mep Than with somen. Other
passions naturally Try 70 upsess Gfem the
hearts .hrons any doniaan, pover which
'rampls them beneath It's feet. especially
when is sway has been unhappy. The
busy scenes which men pass through
give 70 the other passions, ambition.
svarlee, the love Of fame, and many
Others. every opportunity Of deshroning
love, u love be in himself DOT strong and
hrm. The daily passing and manifold
occurIences-business, pleasure. danger.
strife and all the memories attached IL
shem-ssrive 10 effsce. by the crossing OIL
new lines, the impressions OF early yesrs;
but ihe diamond can neither be scratched
nor sullIed. and if The hear, be VI basel
stone. d may and will lose The image
that IL bore: but 10 il be like that Jewel
firm and clear. and pure. il will retain
unchanged that which has been once
engraved upon it, Jane.
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PROSPECTUS
or ruE
Marlborough Recorder,
PUBLISHED ~ D. nEARTT.

SINCE the enlargement Of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made 10 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged TO hope that
he was about 10 receive such an amour, OF
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his sr,luous and uneessing lsbors.
but enable him further to improve the ap.
pearanee and add 10 tie usefulness of his
paper. But to realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in tie justice Of
the rause and the snundness Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wayered nor lal,ered, even in the darkes,
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party are actua,ed BY the same purity Of
motive. and in their determination TO pre-
serve undIminished their high privil, ges,
are animated by zeal not less ierven,
than his own. The rich legacy which,
was won for us by the active hands aud
strong arms Of the Wings Of the Revolt.
iion. the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by untiring watch.
fitness and jealous guardianship. Unity
of principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity OF action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will CO operate with him,
by assisting in the extension of the cir.
culatIon nj his naner
Those Of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor On some Of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured that in
the discussion oI all political subjects, he
will enGeavor so TO constrain himself as
"Noihing TO exlcnua,c,
Nor Sc, down sugh, in malice"
but in truth and soberness to do Justice
TO all parties. A large portion of the co
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted TO
entertaining Miscellany. Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles Of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie-
~ il is hoped that all will find matter to
amuse aud instruct.
The terms Of subscription tn the Re.
corder are as hcre,oiore--two dollars and
fifty cents IN advance. or three dollars al
the end Of the year.
Jaly3. IL
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Commission e. Forwarding
Business.

gpIIE subscribers have established them.
selves in Wilmington for the transaction
Of ,he above business. snd solicit share Of
public patronage. Having been accustomed
selves 10 give Satisfaction 80 ihose sho may
paironze them. Merchants living in Abe in.
icrior may rely on having prompt and early
advices Of arrival and Shipment of their Goods,
and ,hnsc who supply themselves 9th Groee-
rics from Wilmington, will be regularly advised
Of arrivals, and the state Of the market. Strict
attention will also be given 10 the sale of Pro.
duce, Lumber. Timber. sc.
M'GARY g. MsTAGGAR1'.
wilmi"gtss, May 20. 1885. ~ Gin
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Printers Notice.

CUBscRIBERs IN Arrears Ser ne Hillsbe'
- rough Recorder, are respectfully iaforn-
"a that Gheir ace0nats val BE mace cot 81
an early day. and forwarded 10 them sitheI
through The Peat 0Hiee or BY IN agent. n q
hoped that al e0nssTasd viii feel The neeessi.
~ of promp1 paymsnt.
August 4. Go. ...--.@.-.-...a. II
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500 Reward.

DANAtyAY from the Subscriber on last Sa.
- turday night, very bright mulatto Boy
by the tame 81 WARNER, about Eve Iect two
inches ia height, nineteen years Of sge, sFaIs
made, strait black hair, black eyes, gcntecl in
his appearance. very polite ia his manners,
speaks quick, and 10 somc ~ hat conc cited. has
small scare On the tack &c ono Of his hands
and is teekled under his eyes; il 10 possible
that he may have. by some means. obtained
free pspcrs. Tie took With him Two suits 81
clothes. one OF gray bresdcioih. frock coat and
pantaloons. the other Of hemespun, copctas
color. roundabout and pantaloons, and black
fur hat, about half worn. ~ requires close in.
speciinn IN Distinguish him from o white per.
son. II IL SURPRISED that he has gone in The
direction Of Lynehburs, or iiil'sbOrough, OF
down The river.
viii give the above rcward If taken ovei
twenty miIrs from home; over ten miles and
within twenty, $50. within len miles, $40, ii
he is returned TO me, or lodged in jail 50 that
] get him again. -
NATiL. p. THOMAS,
Near Milton, N. C.
July 10. s0--ll
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Five Cents Reward.

IRAN away f,om the subscriber. on the l0,h
instant, an apprentice boy whose name is
WILLIAM GAPlNS. lie is about sixteen
years 81 age, five feet two or three inches high,
round lace and dark complexion. The above
reward Of five cents will be gwen Tor his ap.
prehension and delivery To me, hui no thanks
whatever Al persons are Gotewarned fiom
harboring or employing or trading with the
said willtm Gapns, under the penalty Of the
law.
FREDERICK STAFFORD.
August Is. si-3
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Attention.!
so
llEAp QuARTERs.
TrolinRet's Bridge, Orange County,
N. C. Jaly I6Ih, 1859.

lfoihRets bruget bfahge douuly,
n. c. Jaly IsIh. 1859.
TO The Officers efths Sirih Brigade Of
North Carolina Militia.
W0u are hereby commanded 10 attend q,
- your urusl parade grounds. with your re.
spectise commands, armed and equipped 90
The law directs, for parade and review. With
sir rounds Of powder, on the following days,
In ait;
The 56lh Regimen, on the l7th Of Sept.
The 55th RegImcnl on the 10Th of Sept.
The 9th Regimen, on the 2lsi Of Sept.
The Ash Re ginent on The 2iIh Of Sept.
The 47th Regiment on The 26Ih 81 Sept.
The Isth Regiment on the 2sih of Sept.
The I0lh Regiment on the lsl Of Oct.
By order of
BENJAMIN TROLINGER,
Bigadir Gsn.ral
AUSTIN wHITsIrT, .9idceGmp.
July IL. 20
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HILLS OROU GIL. n. {.
PUBLISHED VERIFY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR Two DOLLARS
FIFTI CENTS ~ PAID IN AIVAscE.
Those Who do not give notice Of their wish
60 have their paper dlsc oniinued OF the sIpna.
ton Of the year, will be presumed as ssm'ns
its continuance until countermanttd - And 70,
paper will lie discontinued until all aura,slrs
are paid, unless a, the option 81 the ulislr'.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen hB's,,
one dollar Tor the ftsI, and twenty five cCIts,
Tor eat b subst quent insertion; longer ones IN
proportion. CouIl advertisements twenty. fC A.
per cent higher. A deduction of SIS per cent?,
will be made 10 ADVERTISERS by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
EVENING ASPECT OF THE SKY,
FOR AUGUST %.

Mfr. Editor: IL may no, have been no.
siced by oil that four Of the larger Planets
are now visible 10 the south " estern sky
att o'clock. ID may no. be lime mis-.
open. To contemplate 40 occurrence 90
rats, and invesiigats. for oHe's ssIf the
inssSes.ing fact. seeing the like pheRome-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
Mattresses.

EIrHER double or Single, made TO
- order--an article Of great comfort.
si,her in summer or winter. Orders LEFT
a, the Office Of the llillsboreugh Recor.
der will be duly stsuded to.
Jgly %. So
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n SUPERIOR STYLE.
Brother Jonathan,
The largest Newspaper In the
World.

ypHE proprie,ors Of this mammoth sheet. the
- Great Western" smong tie newspapers.
have the pleasure of spreading before the read.
ing public . weekly periodical containing Q
greater amount and variety OF useful and eG.
leItsining miscellany, than 10 to be found IN
any similar publication in the world.
Each number Of the paper contains 80 large
an amount u resdiaR matter IS - found ~ so'
Inmes Of ordinary daodscimo. which cos; two
dollars. and more than is contained in vo'
Iume OF irving's Columbus. or Bsneroit's lie
tory Of America, which cost g. Tee dollars 70
Iume - ell fur Sx cents number, OF three dol
Lara n
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UNION HOTEL.
G|l|e
HILLSROROUGH, ~. o

HMLLsHOKOIGH. ". ".
MARY A. PALMER q SON respect
M fully tender thanks 10 their friends
and The public generally. for The very u
bersl paironsge heretofore extended 10
them; and would inform ihs prblle that
they have put themselves 10 considerable
pains and expense in repairing and hsiing
90 their establishment. that stronger m
duesmens may be offered for public pat
ronage.
Due attention will be paid 10 their Is-
bic, which shall be furnished With The
best The market can afford.
Their Bar will be supplied with II
quors Of The best quality. and Ice IN aeun'
dance.
Their Stables viii be supplied will
abundant prOsender and careful attend
snee.
The travelling public are invited 10 give
them q call. and they sIe assured Tia
every exeriOn will be made 10 give So
lislseIion.
NJ Two or three families can be &C
commodsied With board and good rooms
ar The Raleigh STANDARD will inssii th'
shave three weeks
June %. 70
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MOifat's Life Pills,
AND
PuGNIx BITTERS.

THE universal rsiima.
lion in which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PHGNlA
BITTERS are held, - eats
isetOrily demonstrated BY
the ineIssslhe demand fSi
them IN every state and SC
teen sfths Cnian. and BY The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING e. SUMNER
YAS gIo VS.


"bILU Respectfully return thanAs 70 the
generous public who have heretofore Il.
yored him with ihtif custom; aud informs
them that he has just received the latest and
most approved Spring add Summer Fashions,
and - veil prepared 10 execute work IN his
line. IN
II SUPERIOR STYLE,
promising despatch, ntAtnsss. and durability
No pains w,ll be spared on Lis part TO pleIse
those Who may pslroarEe him. Ills friends
and the pabliei generally. ste respectfully 90.
lIciied 20 give linn call. u 10 mol his dispo
sHion TO mtsIprs words Of promise. or 10 sul
oht ideas l." rlease tie fancy bUI the PLAN
ihysad Of his advertisement presents the Asbi.
iaIasHis Of truth, which Will be fitted up 10 tue
letter.
n-Tiiis shop IL directly opposite the Post
Office. and two doors above the farHssT's Ito
tsl.
ITOrdss from di,isnee pune,uslly stien
ded In.
IiiIIsbOrough, May -, 1889. 7itf
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Wonders, DC. &c. &c.
AZ fitaily Newspaper. Brother J"nsfhan
will be fund TO present attractions beyond
any other;
" lie comes. the herald Of a noisy world.
News from all naIipns numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence. foreign aud domes.
tic, and the latest anDscilns IN the literary
world, Will be promptly served up for tue gra.
lIlicaiina Of the reader.
ETs Strictly neutral 10 politics, IL will con.
tain nothing IN favor Of or against any party,
and will as sedulously avoid any Of the con-
troversIes which aai,ste the religious coDmu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, Temperance. in
dustry. good order, beucyolence, aud useful
ness 10 our iell.w men. will be advocated aud
inculca,ed in every page Of Brother jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars q Year i'm
advance.
For Five Dollars, two copies Of she paper
will he sent one year. or one copy two years.
The EVENING TATTLER 10 pub
lished every day al the same Office, and is put
TO press al 10 o'clock meridian, in season for
the great northern, eastern and southern mails,
which oil close at about two O'Clock, p. M.
Al conntry newspapers who give this pros.
pecius three insertions, viii DO entitled to an
sxchangs on sending Q number Of their papers
10 this Office, containing the advertisement.
All communications end letters should be
addressed, postage paid. 20
GRISWOLD IL Co.
Lea Nassau 81. New York,
August. s4-3 w
RLAgKS far sols af fLis O0;ee.
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IT, The above medicines are for sale
snS atthe Office Of the Marlborough Re.
corder- where a consistent supply will kept.
ID. HEARFr, .8gsnt.
= Mays. &c
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-24

The celebrated physician, Boerhaave, through
life, consecraed the first hour after he rose in the
morning to meditation and prayer, declaring that
from thence he derived vgor and aptitude for basi-
ness, together with equanimity under provocaton,
and perfect conquest over his irascibe passions.
" The sparks of calumny," he won ID say, =" will be
presently extinct of themselves unless you would
blow them;" and, therefore, in return, ne chose
rather to commend the good qualities of his ca
lumniators, if they had any, than to dwell upon
the bad.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-24

Whenever you buy or sell, let or hire, make a
clear bargain and never trust to, "we shan't dis
agree abont triAes.'