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, 1843-11-04

Departed this life on the 18th inst, at
her residence in Pike county Mo-, Mrs.
PEYINA HAYDEN, consort of DR.. James
R. HAYDEN, formerly of Marion County,
Ky, in the 3lst year of her rye, after a
painful illness Of four weeks-being a
severe attack Of fever, which she bore
with christian fortitude.
Mrs. HAYDEN, from quite a tender age,
Cat which the writer of these remarks
became, and continued an intimate ac-
quaintancc,) possessed an amiable and
engaging disposition. She protested re-
ligion about thirteen years ago, and be-
came a member Of the Roman Catholic
Church, witnessing a good profession
from that time. to the day other death.
During her illness she was frequent
" convcrscd with on the subject OF
death, both by her husband and friends
in general. She al all times said she
was ready and willing 10 obey the sum
mons; and often expressed a strong con-
fdcpce in the merits of the blessed Sa-
yiour; and at re period Of her sickness
dis she doub; her divine acceptancc-not
a cloud appeared to fit across her peace
ful mind. 1t may be truly said, that she
died the death cf ihc christian. and in full
faith and confidence in the doctrines Of
the church to which she belonged. She
has left an alTectionatc husband and three
Children, two sons and a daughter, TO-
ce,her with many relations and acqrain-
~taaces 10 mourn their loss.
Our friend is gone. Her voice is nc
more heard on earth. Her scat is founc
, yacant--the church has been bereit o
3 one Of lis brightest ornamentS-heI
friends are left clad in the habiliments o
: mourning. Eutthcy sorrow not as thos'
that have 10 hope-iheir loss IS her eter
nal cain.-It becomes us meekly 10 sub
nit 10 this stroke of Divine Providence
a and say-"it is the Lord."-He has
' right to bis own,-we must not murmur
but let us initiate hex who through i4i.
and patience las inherited the promises
= May III her surviving friends fellow he
example as she followed Christ's, an
be prepared to meet her in that bette
ID land where parting is no more.
, Her days on earth are swiftly fed,
e. Alas. she's numbered with the dead;
Yet high, where blessed spirits roam,
An angel Lath conveyed her home.
-. Her Joys on earth, are now all DER,
And we shall sec Ter here no more;
Yet in that world where Jesus is,
She feas;s on pnrest heavenly bliss.
" And while we mourn her loss below
While tears Of sorrow sadly flow;
Let comfort TO orr hearts be given,
-, As size i, gone from earth to Heaven.
.. A FRIEND.
Oct. 3Orh, l8I3.
, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
county court of Pike county. letters of Ad'
ministration on the estate of Richard V. keeth,
deceusad, dated October 23rd. ls43, all per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment. All persona hnv'
ing claims q gainst said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated, with
in one year from the date of SAID letters oil
thcy may be precluded from having any bene'
fit Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years, they will DO forever barred
WILLIAM c. COBB, Admir-.
October 2Slh lS43. 3wJ2.
, 1843-11-04
Final Settlement.

%OTlCE is hereby given to Nil per'on'
AV concerned or in any way interested in
tie estate of John Mitchell, decd. that the
under,igned Admir- Of said deceased. will
make q final settlement of said estate, at
the next Nov. term Of the County Court
Of Pike county.
WILLIS Mitchell, Admir-.
October l4th, lSi3. 4w5o.
, 1843-11-04

TNE undersigned Executors Of
a. tie last vii! ond testament Of
Lewis Iiagood, Of Pike county. de-
ceased. will, on wednesday the eth
tav Of December next, Offer at pub
lie sale. 10 the highest bidder. the
Farm on which the deceased lived al
the time of his death. consisting OF
24O acres, with dwelling house, GU!
houses. and a good horse mlll-also
another tract oi 40 acres. on which
is n good sugar orchard, together with
a likely family of slaves. consisting
of men. women, and children, with n
variety of other articles. not nccessa.
nv to partucuiarize. Terms OF sale,
for all sum. of $3.50 cents. or under
cash, and for all suUs over $3.50
cents, a creti: Of twelve months will
be gwen. the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
]. ]. DAVIS.
HENRY HAGOOD.
Executors.
October 23th. I843. 3w52.
, 1843-11-04
New Hope, Nov. l843.

N.JERsEY.-TheN Newark Morning
Post of the l4th says: sit turns oui
rs we supposed yesterday, that the
Democrats have carried all the Con-
gressionai districts IN The STATE, ex-
cept the fifth, where MIR. Wright is
elected in opposition TO the Conven-
ton candidate.
, 1843-11-04
CAUt;GD.

THE undersigned having for good and
sufficient cause and provscatlon, separa-
ted from his wife Elvira Martin, and having
made, and intending TO make ample provision
for her. All persons are therefore forwarned
from trusting or giving her any credit on my
account, as | will paw no debts which she may
contract. TYREE MARTIN.
Septsmber 30tb: lS43. 4w4s.
, 1843-11-04
NOTICE.

THE subscriber has left in the
l. hands OF J. o. Broadhead. EsQr.,
the notes given by those who Purchas-
ed property at my sale. Those IT.
debted are requested to make pay
ment to him. Those indebted on old
cores are also requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
B. 7. COALTER.
Bowling Green, Pike County Mo.
Oct. 2lst, l843. Iw-sl.
, 1843-11-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Office is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court OF
Lincoln county, letters Of Adm;7istra-
ton upon the Estate Of Elisha
Welty. deceased, bearing date the
e5th OF Sept. 1S43. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re-
qucsted TO exhibit them in one year
from the date Of said letters for al
lowance, or they may be Precluded
from any benefit Of SAID estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date OF said
letters, they will be forever barred.
MOSES BOND, Admir-.
October I4th, l84a. sw50.
, 1843-11-04
Marriages.

On the LIST inst, by Rev. A. D. Lam
dram, Mr.. William Sanders TO Miss Per-
melia Nalley, all of this county.
In Pa~ynesville, on the 9th instant,
Mr.. Montgomery Bell, to Miss Adeline
Gibson, daughter of b. Gibson.
, 1843-11-04
CARMlNITlAL

Ihhhl.N LCLbANbI1''
At this season "f the Year. bowel
complaints are always very trouble
some and frequently dangerous: eve
nv family should therefore. be provi-
ded with Il box Of these l.oz"nces.
which will allay the mol bid IrrItati'r
" of the bowels, restore the checked
nerspira,ion. stop the debI'ltatng dis
charges. and IN a short time cure the
most ~inveterate case ot diarrhGe.
chronic dysentery, or habiiual loose
ness. they are very pleasant 10 the
taste. and are sold at the low price Of
25 cents a box.
b. A. Fahnestock's Ant Bilious
Pills, a gentle but efficient cathartlc.
expressly adapted tor a family phys
&c; and are not surpassed by any 9th
er pill in use. for all cases in which a
c~athartic is Indicated. They will
operate thoroughly without gripping.
Price 81 cents, for a bcx containing
80 pills.
PacuMonic, or Cough BaisanI, a
valuable remedy Cor Coughs & Colds.
Price CSC. Cough L.oZcngcs. These
Lozenges posses. al tie virtues Of
the best Cough SyrGps, are conTen-
tent to carry in I've rocket ana ar"
very pleasant TO the taste. l'ncc .
cents.
Liquid Opodeldoc.-This penetra-
ting article possesses double the
strength OF the common Opodeldoc. is
more Clearly and much more conven-
iently applied. Price 25 CTS.
b. A. F~ahnestock & Cos Eye Wa
ter; for the cure OF weak or intlamed
ewes. Pee IS cts.
Prepared by b. 4. FahnestoCk 4
CO.. Corner 9th & " God Streets.
july %. Pittsburgh.
CT The above Mcdicins. for sale
bv II. &. Edwards. p. NJ, Bowling
Green. and by Andrew Cochrou. Al
burn, Mo.
November 4,h. 1843. lv-I
, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given. that the
y undersigned has obtained of the
CIerk "l the County Court nf Pike
County. letters Of Administration "n
the estate OF Richard J. Lcve,len. de.
ceased, dated Oct. Ist.. I&43. all per
sons indebted 10 SAID estate, are re
qnestcd 10 make immediate payment.
All persons having claims acains: sad
estate. ale requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
year from the date cf said letters or
they may nc precludcd from having
any benefit ct said estate. and if not
exhibited within three years. they wi,
be forever barred.
CHRISTlANA LEWELLEN.
JOHN SPENCER,
Administrators.
October 2lst., IG43. 3w5I.
, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.
Nov. 4th. 1843.

Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
" undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk Of the county court OF Pike
county, letters of Administration on
the estate o fJoseph B. Ayrcs dcceas-
ed dated lst. Nov. 1913; all person IN
debted 20 said estate. are requested
to make immediate payment; all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them proper,
Iy authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters or they
may be precluded from having any
benefit Of said estate, and if not ex.
hibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
JOHN LEWIS, Admir-.
Nov. 4th. lS43. 3wl.
, 1843-11-04

T7HE undersigned Administrator OF
Z the estate OF Peter &. Moss. decd.
viii offer iorsaIe on FRIDAY the Oath OF
November, l843, at the late residence
of SAID deceased. three miles s. w. Of
Spencersburg. oil the personal estate
OF said deceased, consisting OF horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep. n wagon, crop
al com, hemp, tobacco. household 4
kitchen furniture. &c. A credit o.
twelve months will be given on al
ung over lw" dollars. giving bond
With approved security; under thai
SUN cash will be required.
MASON ROSE, Admir-.
Nov. 4th. l843. 3wl
, 1843-11-04


meat. A
Barrel Pork should oo"'"i"
nett of meat, and requires "o' !"
lbs. of coarse (Turk|l'a'"l AT
Usns.-Particular attention should ''
rid 70 the cutting fns well a. the cn"nI)
of Hams: they will bring tA'ee e-hE |"
,sIr = zen, a rourd more. well cut than IL
.nt. Tlev should be trimmed round, e."
rro.Y.e;arcc rr enJ) md neHrto the NJ
re- hnre. and 81 wcd off half an iroh above
G,Io,r sLatk Ham-} The knrr JOINT, q" ta"t,
in no case. the shank .A|IleNc,"" two inch
p. in Icr gth. LITTLE sal.prtre, % "Hnc'- 20
ihs. Of meat IA ouung m;Srs a
ham lo,k well Ia color and retains 'sJHtcr,
, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk of tie County Court of Pike
county. letters of Administration on
the estate of Elias Wilkins. deCeas-
ed. dated October I7th IG43; all per
SONS indebted To said estate. are re-
.uuestcd to make immediate payment.
all persons having claims against SAID
estate. are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year fron,-the date "f said le.:ers Or
they may he prectadcd from having
23v h~:c$: c: s2i4 estate, and if moi
exhibited within three wears. they
VIII lie forever barred.
JAMES READ. Admir-.
October 2lSt, i6i3. 3w5r.
, 1843-11-04
d. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
4 Suye Remedy for Worms.
. A. FAHNESTOCK'S Vermi-

ID A. FAHNESTOCk'S Verni-
ID. fuge. a Perfectly Safe and Ger
tain Cure for Worms. Certificates
of its efficacy Can be seen al the
store of the subscriber sufficient Ia
satisfy the II ost incredLlous. We Of
Ter the following as a proof Of its ef-
farocv.
, 1843-11-04
CARRoLroN. Green Co., !
October lOth, I843.

o'N''S hON'
THIS is to certify that have been
selling B. A. Fahnestock's & Co..
Vermifl ge. for the last three wears.
and in some cases, witnessed the ope-
ration of the same, and from what |
know of nay own knowledge, and
that which has been told ne ty 9th.
ers. ! take pleasure IN saving that
have never seen, nor heard, OF anv
Medicine that has given so universal
satisfaction in this community, and
furthermore, If it vas necessary.
could procure fifty certificates of its
| efficacy and C in expe'!ing
worms.
JAS. F. SIMPSON. Druggist.
MR. VIM. W. HOLMES. Agent.)
3. A. FAHNEsToCK & Co.
Pittsburg. Pay
, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereuv gwen. tia, the
~ undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk Of lie County Court OF Pike
County. letters oi administration on
the estate al Thomas WhitIedee. de-
ceased. dated oct. 10, 1S43. all per
sons indebted A., o SAID estate, are re-
quested 20 make immediate PAYMENT.
All persons tavIrU claims against said
estate. are requested 10 ehhItrt them
property a,t'entIc"ted, within cne
wear from tie dl.e OF said letters or
they may be rrcriuded from having
any benefit o. sad estate. and u not
exhibited wtI;tin three years. they
will be forever barred.
PERRY CURRY. Adm'r.
Oct. 2Ist. IG43. 3w--5l.
, 1843-11-04
NEW GOODS.
r.. G.. NCEUie, has Just received
a: b.. Cash Store in Louisiaus, No, a gen.
eral assortment Of
Seasonable Dry Goods, Hard
Ware, Groceries, Queens
Ware, &c.

Which he will sell very low for cash. Ills
arrangements are such rs 10 kce? constantly
supplied with such articles as his fr.ends and
Customers want, purchased on the most res-
sonable terms. lie will also barter for na
ny articles of country produce.
October 9Th, lSi3. 49.
, 1843-11-04
LAST ROUND.

October 23th. I843.
, 1843-11-04
Executors sale.

October otst.. IGiS. 3W5l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

TIE ". Y. Murder, mentioned in another column,
s the all cnsro,sing ubject Of conversation through
out the city So bold, at SO unusual time, and in
so unusual mannef, and wiihal, slrrowded in so
lmpene,rabe mystery. BY the Investigations OF
the Cour, of Inquiry the following facts have been
elected. Corlies the deceased had maintained
criminal intercourse with the wife Of Colby and FOR
this the latter had once before attempted his
life. The woman is represented as very beautiful
the mother of two fine children, and that her hus-
band is deyo,edly attached to her that part Of
the result Of the former attempt upon the fo Of Cor
lies, he had succeeded in breaking up this intimacy
forgave his wife condition that she should reform
tina, subsequently,, he discovered her renewed inf
deity, and took the life Of her paramOur Another
account is, that Mrs. Colby herself sho, Corlies
her husband having taken her children from her, and
turned her out doo,s, on account Of her gross
duct, Which appeared to have aroused the miserable
woman TO sense Of her true condition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
-GARRI-D

In Shrew sbury, on the o0rh inst, by Geo. w.
Chaplain, Esq, Francis b Gibson, Of Mendou, to
Miss Luheria &. Webb, Of the former place.
In Sharon, w. Roberts to Augclnc Roberts
Porter Strong Of Kirby, to Puna Merrill
Ia Norwich Henry Mathews, to Harriet NJ.
Carpenter.
In Maidstone, J. A. Cook, of Lyme n. H. to
Sarah A Burnside.
In Lmeburgh 10Th Leonard Salbird Of J,her
son to Elisabeth Bachelor.
Ia Montpelier, George Nimmow to Mary
Cowen.
At Passumpsic Village, John Ives NJ y of
llarwick to Eclzabeih Appleton of Buxton, Me.
In St Johnsbury Salem d. Woodcock, Of
Marshfed to Fanny W. Wright OF ST J.
In Peacham, 9Th, Asa West, of Donvillc, 10
Marietta Brown.
In St Adams, Cyrus NJ Nay, Publisher Of
the Vermont Republican, to Phidca NJ Parsons.
la Lyman, n. Fl Charles * Wells, Of Peach
am to Elvira Knapp, Of L.
In Planfeled Elkns c. Perkins, to Mary C.
Lane Of Barre.
In Waterbury, jaime, 7. Wadeto Emily G.
Thomson, both Of w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Tng Wr,Tnrs, Is tue complain, Of all taking an.
imdis During the week, new recruits Of snow have
ALLEN slmos, every day, and this morning. 2sth,
OPENED battery with furious driving storm Of slee,
and snow. before a southwest wind. The severity
OF tho past winter. IN all probability, has laid the
foundation for extensive long complaints and prob
ably the history of some subsequent year will be
particularly marked for the ravaees Of Consumption
At present The effects of The weather developed
10 infama,ions Of The mucus membranes. hlmos,
every person has inoipien, Bronchets, "a disease
scarcely less fatal than Consumption when once
con6tmcd) Take care Of The slightest cold, espe
cially il accompanied with any degree Of cough anc
a whi,sh frothy expcctoia,ion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
DIED.

- his residence IN Waoincf'rd. On the iih INST,
after sHof' hu, painful Illness OF uiuc DAYS. OF Tho
Dlaos Tongue, Seth T. Leonard. aged 81 wears
Printers in Mass and Y are requested. &C
In Clarendon. on the acd inst. anct lorg and
distressing illness, Mrs LYDIA Burrhors, wife of
Eldad Spadutd aged IL. Ptinlots M y. y. and
n H. are requested, Sc.
In PIaiisburgh, 22nl uh. John Ives, Printer
aged 81
In Calais, with tho throat distcmp-r, Abseg
Chase eyed IS
In Berlin Timothy Ross, aged 81.
In Stowe, Samuel merrill aged -
Ia Colcbrook, y II Fanny T. wife Of Daniel
Harvey Esq, aged Ga
In Stowe, Elohu Town aged 6l
In KIRBY. Of consumption, Louisa W wife Of
Jonas 6 Salcos, aged %
la Cabot, Catherine, dauah,er OF Leonard Or
cut, Esq, aged 20
In Cabot, widow Dean, aged so
In Danvlile, of erysipelas Aluira NJ. Weeks,
aged %
In PlanGeld, Polly, wife of Zophar Sturcvnn,,
aged ~ after painful illness Of eleven weeks
Ia Waterbury, Of consumption, David Dut,op,
! aged a.
In Walden, of erysipchs, Stephen cuFrier jr,
aged %
In DanyiIlc, Of crysipclas. Orilla, wife Of Mr..
! Alphcus c Hayiland, aged %
In Barnet William strobriigc, Esd, revo'
uo nary pcnsiner, aged Sc
In Cabot, Moses Goodalc nrcd 70.
In Wallcn, of crysipelas, wife of Mr.. Samuel
kttredgc aged rs.
In Woodstock, Asbauel Doubleday, soldier
Of the revolution aged 81
In iIartand, Isaac n Gushing, Esq aged 50.
In Wilmington Rev. Mansfield Bruce, Pastor
Of the Baptist Church in thar place, aged G2
In Springfield, Timothy Goodnow, aged So.
In St Johnsbury, of crySpclas, Calista wife of
Darius Bradley, aged %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

LIVING WITHOUT DRINK-Thc last Boston
Medical Journal contains communication IRON
DR.. w. A. Alcou in which he states that be drank
nothing during the whole Of the year 1912; and
in fac, that he has not yet returned to the of
drink With one exception, he suffered less than
formerly from thirst. This experiment was in
July, when i'll order to make fair experiment
he worked hard at baying The first day or
two, i, being very hot weather he felt rstprn Of
thirst, which he alayed by gurgling his throai
with cold water, and eating broad crumbled in
water. After two days he f, no more thirst,
though he worked hard The object of the ex.
pertinent is TO prove. for the benefit of the friends
Of temperance, that if our food is simple and plain
we need but very lille drink. His diet was bread,
fruits, aud sncculent vegetables
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

A Visitor nj The White House. The BaIti-
more Sun states, that a venerable old gentleman,
with white flowing locks, approached the door
last week, to,tering on his cane. The moment
the eye Of the President fell on him, he suddenly
sprang to his feet and quickly approached the
time honored visitor grasped his hand with en-
,hus:asr;c admiration and feeling, at the same tims
conducting him TO chair by the fre.sidc, and
then, the door was closed fIe was one Of those
worihies who were found in the brave and reso.
lutc ranks oftheir counry's defenders in the day,
OF her peril. lie ioas Revolutionary Soii,er,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Mortality amongst Congye.meA-A letter
writer from Washington speaks thus Of the late
Congress ii, has lost more members by reslg-
ton and more by death, than any previous Con
gress. Thirteen have died Seven have los,
their wives by death during the session Nine
have married since their election. Twelve or
more have lost their children during that time.
Seven Senators and twelve Representatives have
resigned Ofthetwelve representatives so resign
ing three have been reelected to the same seat in
this same Congress Several have been very Ill
and near to death One has had his leg broken.
One has had his ear Bit of in a fight
They lire too high-conluct too ioto--6ght
TOO much. and work TOO hfae:-tha,s reason
enough why any man should die
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
STATE OF VERMONT.
Br ms EtcELLrScy,
CUARJ.gs PAINE, t.eyrrnor,
A PROCLAM NATION

~ comphince with the wishes Of the People.
| hereby appoint Friday, the fourteenth day Of
April next, to BE- observed throughout, this Com
nonwealih rs day Of Humiliation. Fasting and
Prayer 10 Almighty God on accoun, OF our indi
viduaI and public ,ransgtcssion, And | respect
fully recommend to the People Of tins State, nb
staining from unnecessary employment TO devote
this day TO those religions solrmniiics appropriate
to the occasion, and which are becoming CHRIS
tan community AMI expressive Of a sincere sor
row for our numerous and aggravated sins
Girta uader ny hand at Norihf,id this fieen
ntih day Of Mareh, IN ihe gear Of our Lore
or, fioHsaHi ,ight hundred and toriy-fhrr,
and Of tie Iadcpendenee ofths Iaiief STATE
the siriv s,rrah CHARLES PAINE
BY THE GovKRSoR,
iESRY Hale, Sscreidrg.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Y 7 = y = y u " Y y -.
shall discourse this DAY upon the following
Of .ni,rs,d ,se,r yousg ne7 selrare-
Aprsaraares l,ertffgf are.


OBentrs'i ,Ss,r Young ne7 scl-ars-
Appearance d,esitfsf are.
w young friend. beware OF appearances There
~ s"'on 10 The sparkling cup ri pleasure cot
'upnon Itself wears bright and glldsd surisce-,hs
shafrcsi thofns are concealed by beautiful blossoms
-.eipenIs OF cVl crawl aSout IN the long grass OF
worldly ENJOY meni and all tho golden iru ni hope
ctumbie TO ashc. when touched by the hnSsrs OF dis
appointment. The girls ats somewhat, decel'ine N
'her appearances Some Of them wear fdise snhs
a'e color, false ha.- false Ir,ons. fais. hips. and
retroIPeci'rc projections, rwgs9y called "BusrLts,
Young men who think OF committing the com
mon crime Of mstrimony should be careful and new
er get taken Va nv fastening their affections upon any
ot the lar icm,e tribc WHO are made up wholly OF
ialsiies' Tor. like whtpponrwils, when you come To
strip the leathcrs OIL. there nothing left OF them
Also, be not enrsp;ured with the music OF their
voices, carried awar with the torrent Of words,
that so many Of youg ladies lack rather the pow
er nj susprcssng than the faculty Of letting loose.
Words ike the leaves Of .he trees; where they
flourish IN abundance but very little Of irmt
can be found beneath ihom. might perhaps better
say, that words true pictures OF one thoughts:
and she that takes much, must talk somo consider
able nonsense-which shows that the well. sptlng of
her mlnt IS not deep enough 10 drown foolish idea
nor afford room tur a common size thought TO sw m
| Let llymen amsgamalo you with such only as
| whose hearts are surrounded with wreaths Of wis
dom, and whose ireiiects ar6ofna ncnied as well
as their pefsons--and your conusi Joys will grow
| brighter and brighter as YOU advance on your jour
| neys through lite; and the bonds OF love that bind
YOU together will become stronger, in the DARK
hours OF adversely. but il you marry girl for the
sake OF her outward attractions alone II you ART
made 10 fall IN love account Of the coach ruisho
that she carries behind aud the big muf before. yu'
will be likely 10 find your connubsl nectar emhit
cred by gall and NORWOOD, when the honey moo
has waned, and the novely o { the thing is over