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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance ofpublic notice, potion
of The Democratic patty Of Orange coun-
". met al the Burnt SHOP on Saturday
the lllh inst. On motion Of James Jones,
jun Col. Jos McMurray, vase lied 10 the
chair, and William F. Jones appointed
secretary. The object Of the meeting
having been explained, committee con-
sis,ing of Samuel kirkpatrick, James
Jones, Joseph Thompson, and Levi n.
Morrow, was appointed TO DRAFT resolu-
lions for the consideration Of the meeting.
The committee having retired q short
time, reported the following, which was
adopted: ~s zs..
/. Resolved, That we have seen with
pride and pleasure, proposition oil our
public friends 10 hold Democratic Con-
venlion i'm the town of Hillsborough, on
Tuesday Of May Court, 10 nominate sui
table persons to represent US in the next
Legislature.
2. Resolved, That we have entire con-
fdence in the wisdom and patriotism OF
the proposed Convention, and believe that
its councils will lead TO the advancement
Of republican principles and 10 the union
and harmony of the Democratic party.
3. Resolved, That we have seen with
pride the past services Of General Allison
in the Councils Of the State, and that we
recommend him to The Convention for a
nomination in the Senate.
4. Resolved. That we respectfully re-
commend Sidney Smith, George A. Me-
bane, daniel Montgomery and Paterson
McDade, 10 the Convention for nomi.
nation in the Commons.
5. Resolved, That we believe in the
ability, patriotism, integrity and sound
principles Of Col. Michael Hoke Of Lin.
coin county, and will support him fol
Governor Of this State at the next cleo
! ton.
| 6. Resolved, That the Chairman ap
poin, twelve delegates to represent TIN:
district in said Convention.
Z. Resolved. That the Chairman ap
point a committee Of twelve vigilani per
sons for this district.
The Chair then appointed the follow
ing persons as delegates to said Conven
ton, and also to ACT as committee oil VI
GLANCE for this district: Charles Turner
Samuel Kirkpatrick, John Hunter, Pater
son Thompson, Samuel Bradshaw, james
Clendenin, William Russell, Anderson
Horn, Alexander Woods, John Cheek
John Moore, John Tate. =
On motion il was Resolved, That tn
proceedings Of this meeting be published
in the Hillsborough Recorder. And tn
meeting then adjourned.
JOS. B. McMURRAY, Can.
VIM. +. JONES, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
SELECT
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL IA.

sl'HE subscriber, having resigned the cha,ce
- Of the Ilillsborough Academy, eonten.
plates opening Select Schess, twelve mica
south. west Of HilIsboroueh. and the same die
leading motive is 70 sIacais his e,cn sons On the
cOuairy; and his selection has been made wth
speciai reference 10 this object.
For details apn'y to him pest paid ct Hills
borough, till November next, when the schoc-
is 10 begin.
W. ]. BINGHAM. !
Hillsborough, Mays SIS
d Raleigh Register, standard. Fayetteville
Observer, Wilmington Chronicle. Edenion Ca
ae,,e, Newb"r r,., Halifax Republican, AID
Caroliaa v ateaH an insert twice moRth for
five months, aud forward accounts 10 this VI.
tice for payaent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
Court Of Wardrns Orange County.

At meeting held in Hillsborough, on
the 18th instant, the Court being inform
ed of the death of Mr.. WILLIAM GATTIs,
the late superintendent of the Poor House,
the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That this Court is deeply
sensible of the loss which they have sus-
tanned in the death of WILLIAM GATrIs,
who for great length of time has served
the public with the utmost fidelity and to
our entire satisfaction.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolu-
ton be accommodated to the wife OF the
deceased, with a tender of the symPathies
of this Court for her bereavement.
Ordered, That the above resolutions DC
entered upon the minutes of this Court,
and published in the Hillsborough Recor'
der. N. ID. Balm, Secretdry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
Obituary..

Died, in this county, on Thursday the
10th instant, in the list year of his age,
Mr.. WILLIAM GATrrs, superintendent Of
the Poor House, the duties of which Of
flee he had faithfully discharged for a num-
Der of years. Mr.. Gattis had been MEM
Der of the Presbyterian Church for near
fifty years, and was an elder at the time
of his death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Met according to previous notice at
Absalom Harvey's, on Saturday the llth
inst. large and respectable number OF
the republicans Of Capt. A. Tarpley's
district.
On motion, John Foster, esq, was
called 10 the chair, and Capt. Abraham
rarpley appointed Secretary. The OBJ
ject of the meeting having been explain-
ed by the Chairman, on notion the
chair appointed the following COMMITTEES
10 prepare resolutions for the action Of The
meeting. to wit: Andrew Hughes, Tobias
Waynick. Benjamin Hurdle. Capt. Wm
Tarpley, Samuel p. Foster, John Holt
DR.. d, A. Montgomery, and DR.. Eli +
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
Private Boarding
FOR THE SUMMER.

A Few Families can be accommodated With
IN haard,as Cor the Summer months, on rea-
sonable terms, at the residence o. the suhscri-
Der. oae mile aud hall from HIlsbsroags.
The heai,hInlaess OF this region OF country 10
prosetbial, and it's coniigui,y To Hillsbereugh
renders il very convenient. Any family wish-
mo boarding. for the Summer with the under
sigaed, win please so TO inform Kim by lettss
al an early date
JOHN WITHERSPOGN.
Tusculon,, May Is. -s7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23

Z = malpsx rssEenifll . d,s psoglF q
DraHge wh0m a concerns. Yes Iuiahl
exPeri sl.ng and abose fan kin q pc
senis 80 nos aEgnmenL The Dorinx
seenis . be Il teuible passion. ard }
alali-iaan = perlaps more - Be asoided
taan any other mad animal Bas II Dr.
holi III EncoEeT Lis even ienpeT again.
and keep cool. and j. desuuus ~ disrnss-
ing Iainy and dispassi0naiely he merss
q de Hillsb0oagh circulzE. o. q he
Dirisa0n Qneston. he can hear further
from ONE or THE Ia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
TO THE WINGS OF ORANGE.
sy The Wings of Orange are request

ne The Wings Of Orange are request
ed to meet in Convention at Hilisborough,
on Thursday of May Court, the sOth in
slant, to consult on the nomination of suit
able candidates for the Senate and House
Of Commons of our next Legislature, and
for the transaction Of other important bur
siness aeesssary 10 secure the success OF
the Wing Ticket in this eosntg. Public
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
Bankrupt Distribulien.

,DY virtue OF an order from The United States
District Court in Bankruptcy. . shall. On
Friday she 3Ist int distribute 10 such ira
dIlors as have proved their accounts before
the Commissioner, the sssels 10 my hands be-.
lonsing 10 the crelitsfs of c. N. Lsiinlef. IA.
N. Cave, Janes Watson, and Green Msnssnl.
Banknpis.
w. A. NORWOOD.
General .sssigase for 0rsHgs.
Nav 81 ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
For Rent.
rhc Court &c WardeHs Ter
Orange County,

W1iLL meet al the Poor House Of said cess
w " 90 the first Mendsy 81 Jane. ass vih
receive proposals Tor the smplosneni u . ss-
perin,sndest 20 take charge Of the es.ablish
aieni on the first day Of October nsxl
By order Of the Board. ...@ -
N. d. Balm, Sserstory.
May 3. 9l-ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23

0PiniuB seEnE .-FeasE = have eesiERElHa
ne ezndn44aess - = RenrEll mEeslng .
desired % gre fsl,eE expFsssiaR . sls.a
oPini0n. - every Nhx anepd nho
can.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23

Resolved. Tia ~ h.shks q de
mreiisg - Gen8eErd DE thuiFman ~
serrasfy forshefai1hfuldisch q iheir
daiies.
The mredag thsn sdjosrnrd sinr Sst.
John POSTER, Ck'a-
AERAmAM TAKFLEr. Sferesarq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23

May =.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12


ASH Act fog The more perfect organization
O TUE Superior Court Of Chancery.
SkcxIoN 4 BE & enacted bq he Tepisyoture
6fte giat NIssissD That is Al cases
- pending, 81 hich may hereafter bsins
lifn.sa rs Ire Spperiar coark Of chancarY. in
which ihe Chancellor s. may be hereafter
nefaonallg Interested 81 otherwise legally
ais fed Is Sit, ii shall Be The duty Of the
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12
wa VIC AND REGIsTER,
PAINTED AND ruBLIsHRD HvRRy FRIDAY,
DV8sAs sTEvGNss
lcIIY FRlNIER9

DN 8uAu STGW4N9s
(CITY PRINTER)
On Trgerson-,Irseg, nerl door to ihe Offices q
.Mcssrs. giitins0n y .liilcs, and ~
Q6ackenboss.
Trpnrs-The WnIo viii Be furnished 70 sub-
scribcrs % t5 O0per annum IN advance.
ADvERrIskMENTs will be inserted "a NE rate a
a OOpersouaro for the first insertiOnaud go Gems
loreaoh week thcreafter--ten limos ol esA eon
stitutinr o square. The numbers 'neer'l one
uuirod, must be marked on the mafgI of tnf
uscripi, they viii be inserted till |aIpi
charged accordingly
All Advertisoments from adaur
accompanied with the Cash or ihey wiil not
Announcing candidates for once win % S.
for county Offices, $40 for aiete oihces--in go
vance.
Political, Cotton Circulars 81 eng arilclea 9.
individual interest, Will be charged
ments and musi be paid iof IN edvance'
For Advertising Citations from the ffopats
Court 20 Dereons Interested 10 come forward ano
show cause why an order Of sale should nor oe
granted, l2 dollarn, 70 be paid tor ~ ADFANeE
For advoriising Orders granted by The PROBATE
Court ior the sale Of property, 10 dollars 20 oe
paid for In ADVANCE.
For advertising Chanccry Notices Io non-fesl-
dents. s dollars each. 10 be PAID or iu ApFANeA'
For advertising Petitions for poNei from ~ 'o
S dollars, 10 Be paid for in Ari tNc
For advertising Notice 81 hete fnm'n
tratioa, 2 dollars, 10 be paid loI u ApNAf
For advertising Notice 81 annral oI 1nai set
clement By Administrators doilarsi be paia
for IN ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice o. lnsoyont Estates
for months, So, 10 Do paid TOT IN ADVANCE.
Trusieos Sales. and al other advertisements
not specified, must Be paid ior in ADVANCE.
All advertisements Of personal nature WIZ 90
charged double price, aud payment required 70
ADVANCES.
yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable At pleasure
500 No contract taken for lessthan one year
and payable half yearly in advances
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited Y
their own Immediate business; and All advertise e
ments fortho benefit ofother persons sent 70 ~
them must be paid for by the square,
professional Advertisements.
For no lines or less, not alterable, months, Sls
f" 10 do do do %. ~ y
n-sy-As the above rates are the same az hose
Established in hatcher, Vicksburg, Jackson
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no dc.
duetion will be made from them IN any case
1%AIL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID For
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12


r vine elaa a1a snnnY siss,
Lstlel Iial1 boasts
Ltt AItIents m4Iinef WITH 10y
Gass en her ehalkly coast.
Le. 1allih sons With Gallie pride,
ofqueeuf Paris
And proud ispania nghsy bards,
aoasllal legicn1 chaunl.
nome stu ny native land;
.n neI song shall dWell
As tha. d worthy strains,
cellence nigh tell
Wta though hs rude and rocky eebs
No ruined castles crown
ha 4bos heg giant trees
NO feudRl fpfrel, frown
hel mansions So IIs sests % peteei
or lowers are eaFninQi hall
nnplss ofihs living Cod
These bah her laudtl wales
Le Europe point blood..tainsd hand
4ohaids % streaming gore
And boaai her dead eenbai ragged
0nsseIy e ana shore
The sacred soil of Bonksr Hit
And Le4inQ ton, 81 ed--
Net with the blood ambition epiies
Bur that for freedom she'd.
ASA Is d dist IL noble Hanle8-
Proud B1friefs-afe unluTled
OR hero RI oot.shines diem
The hero q lhe world.
Wits He4S lie fame 81 yF 1snirefoN,
Her name shall res 81 dil1
Columbia name tAas gave him birth
That owed her blish s. hina.
Yer whelss0e,er ny Ter mayfoana,
Whoierer realms Gee
No land lind ike CHI dhosa's homes
NY nalire Land lor ne
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12


t SEAs.-Ihe New
i6fh tit. pn Tie 1
extract from s letter received 81
ssni eman 81 Boston ship kobsr Pods.
ford from Vanilla; have I0e Heafd 81 .be
loss 81 tie schoonefs xephgf and AneloHa.
both late d Bosom. The Zephyr WIS Bound
q Bsmhay from Cation for cargo lopium,
and had 5000 900 9 specie on board
She was aiken NE China Sea md alI
hands murdered have not heard tie
ticulars abeu wee Anslena bat undeF 40
that 81 hef nnEae1ed
The g 81 American il Canien
and the " foreigner.
nodoI CHARLES Morris arrived IA
Wshneion - IRE SRI uIl, after ~ 81
senee 8 nK three years. u command,
6rst OF lns 8 squadfon on The Atlantic
coaa d Sousl America. and subsequently,
|of The squadron ii he Mediterranean.
Picagune.
on joins rNbrEros.- This distin.
suiahea eifizsn 81 Virginia, Il is understood,
has solicited bis recall from the mission d
Chill. and nay be expected IN tie United
States probably u The month s. Au-
pust
BEIH s. CRY BEEr AND recent SIS
lTlxa lfcn Europ brin infelli h
ldeafh IS ihe good and lly eEfsenr
nefa bertfana. died g chafeaure1 -
Ithe llIsf u|lllno ii noticing lie deafa SIC
Satlenal l1te eneer saTs had So
seen tins distin Sled veferan among RS in
vigorous heaitn. that gen and hmm ed we
lm0re. oecs Toned Is raomentary sri Prise as
well as gincere regret Henri Grafien Bar-
Itfand, Count Genera Of Division, AID b
lcamp 81 Napoleon. Grand Marsha of lho ia.
llace. &c. early disfing uished himself - tie
lengineer corps. and "a 1904 had given such
evidence ct his ability that from that time
lie served near he person of Napoleon, par.
|ticularly 81 the balfle ST Austerlitz, 81 here hs
was the Emperors Aid-de-camp. lie ans
his iaAily shared The lasE residences of lhl
!. ex Emperor, in his exile, and his fidelity &
his fallen chiefs one Of the brightest features
I'm his admirable character. General Be.
every whore an affecIionate regard tn
) lmildness and benignity Of manner addin
warm personal esteem to the Re- peel inspirel
J by his public character.
THE PARRAIL IA 1889 says .het 81
New Era the wings lost an Tie election
Through apathy and carelessnesss ii 1874
they became aroused and called out al
! their strength, and prevailed BIZ The mos
f Triumphant maiodi'es During the last Yea
/ The wings permitted neafly all The election
] 90 60 By delauli; bu moro recently lie
have eHerled taemse Tres and have beeI
lsnccesslul ia eyefy contest. Since ire zen
oEal elections Of last year there have beel
three special elections Il Georgia, three i
5 Massachusetts,, ld two d Maine, al o
5 which have resulted favor ST the Wings
4 land more recently tie WHY'S 81 Maryland
! have made clean sweep By electing th
/ entire congressional delegation. Thus L
s Wing members Of Congress have been elee
h ied = these specal elections, aud net
= isinele Van Buren, man has succeeded. Yhi
e prove that the Wings can n They will. ,
& energy and union The Wings Dill at all time
5 6e able q prevail
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12
MI . 81 2 p Q 0 8.


National Influence of The Bibles
What spectacle can Imagination paint,
more Sublime. than that 81 great nations,
destined q increase By untold millions, al
instructed from childhood u The language
and spirit e. the Bible; al taught 70 rever-
ence and obey its Divine Authurs and love
their naiehhnr as thomoolsose And can he
Be good citizen, who would il any way
hinder such 4 result-who would not incul-
cate upon the youne and rising chs sacred
volume Infinite wisdom has Ordained,-
Thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy
children, and shall talk Of them when tnou.
sittosi ia thine house, and when thou vail
est by-.the Way Search lie ScFiplurcss
for i: them ye think ye have eternal life. -
Aud can be be good subject Of human
government, whowould despsa this nlunc-
ton Of The King d Kings Infinite intelli-
pence has Testified the statutes d che Lot1
ght, rejoicing she hearts tue command-
lment Of the Lord IS pure, emil htened ofths
Lord is pure, enllghtening the eyes; The
Iiud gnenfs Of tbs Lord - true aud righte
lous alloge aef; more to be desired ore they
than gold -, lhan much hne gold THESE
nlimenls Ire corrob0faied s. ne expell
snce and testimony Of enlightened million:
lin 80. world Who. then, that loves b.
country, bis children, OF his great benefactor
would hot, ia every step 81 education, lncnl
cate lose eVeElasline truths which thus 10
part iehl, edom, purity, and Joy; Whiel
make good citizens, both here and hereaf
lief.-6nd which, ID the sight 81 Heaven
ate more prscious 10 man than mouetaln
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

ssZophen iah country gel elrnas
ter the other da vas ipterrogaiing
scholar c0ncernne lie names 81 ihe sorer.
81 IS Of the different Kingdoms thT0ne lou
lie world you tel ne Who e ne
pefor 81 Russ Wielo was Vac res-
dy answer Sud who she Dey OF Ak
gieFs!n 1klea lhe 49,
tcnishea eo4 ~
heerd ten the
dayof
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12
PIAN 81

Hides Man
WILL pay The
Melchaniable Hides
Main Street fronting 81
CHAs DHi
ya,ao civ Sect e
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

mans BRIDE - ha1 IfeI mctiEe,
ought % Fee rom Getting drunk.
The reaim Hieh iable t receive
while n hal a deter him from
is er b|ockAe cao auea 81 lin, every
1 can bos hin. ana every de-
villain cen mPsss upon and rob
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

FopUEkR k0ns SUP.
pose thai cIslhee worn BY kine So be made
sf sslid seld Ihsl tas aaeen likes en aia-
monds dissoesd 81 ale
y y mistake sappe lat AeW pers
aresHflnted 1c museIIis MS and itas pfinGefs
deem il CEN Plimenl when Eend boes
hall dozen O. give aW
II is az error Ihink M lonE face
essential good nor ha'
SD nnDaf1o enable crimes
L IS mistake % suppose lhal b head,
always contain lie most intslleeE Some 81
them are Ike srgs nrnipe. Ialhe orky
IRnAsURx No1Es fhe nsanl Troa
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

The hnman heart rises against oppression,
and is sOothed 81 gentleness, Is the wave
Of the ocean rises in preperti9n " the vio-
Lance AZ tEleWinds, and sinks With the breeze
into wilane7 and Serenity
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

oN IONS ENDrEToN.- This distin-
guished citizen 81 Virginia, Il is understood,
has e|lsltsd hs recall from the mission to
Chill. and may BE expected b tie United
States probably II 81 The month b Au-
ousl w.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

oWmodoFe Charles Morris arrived ia
lY hineion - Ire 8ih uIt.. aflef 81 ab-
ssnes $ f'f three years. 81 command,
6Est 81 lns y squadron on The Atlantic
coasi d eousL America, and subsequently
Of Che squadron Iii he Mediterranean.
picn0une.
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

TIE sacfed scil of Bunker Hill
And LeXlnq tons o. rode
Not with the blood arlbiuon epiilss
But that f0r freedom shed
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

national influence &c The bible.
What spectacle can Imagination paint,
more sublime. than that ol d great nation,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

NT"I" NIITT"I1 . ID " %
The hero rf fha orI1
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Wea though hel rude end rocky Nteeps
No ruined castles cloWn
WHAT fhorsh bo4f her giant trees
NofeuaR| prel frown
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

While iiess lie fame 80 AF HIyafoN
Her name shall fe' 81 din
ColumbIa's name thAt gave him births
Iha, owed her biilh 8 him.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-12

Be good citizen, who would il any way
hinder such q result-wh would not incul-
cate upon the youne and rising chs sacred
yolume Infinite wisdom has.Ordained,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-03
TO PRESERVE TOMATOES.

As | am very fond Of Tamaloes, and
have way Of preserving, to use when the
season for them is over, a way which |
have never seen published, although others
may have heard Of it, have concluded to
send it to you, that you may publish it If
you think proper.
Dip the ripe tomatoes IL scalding waters;
peel them, and divide them into two, and if
very thick through, into three slices lay
Them on plates, and put them into the oven
after the bre ad is drawn; if it is goot
oven, by the time ii is cool, or in 4S hours
they will be perfectly dried; put them into
paper bags and keep them in dfy place;
when wanted for use, dip them into cold
water, and lay them on 10 dish 10 swell,
and in a mince or stew they are amosI
equal to the fresh fruit. If you wish to
make toma,oe sauce, add little water To
cook them in. They are very good TO eal
out Of the hand in dry state. Ill. CUT.
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We are rarely wrong when we act lion
impulse. By this ! do not mean every rash
and wayward, and selfish fantasy; but b,
allowing It's natural course to the first warn
and generous feeling that spIiugs from 'h
heart Second thoughts are more worldly
more cold, and calculate on some advantage
This is what the ancienls meant when the,
said that impulse was from the gods, 6u
the notice from men Our eager belief
our ready pity, our kindly sensations
these are materials of good within US. As
one of our poets says, with equal truth and
beauty, The heart is WISE We shouC
bo not only happier, but better, if we al
tended more 10 its tictUtes. Half the mis-
ery of lbe world arises from the want o
sympathy. We DO not assist each oIhe
as we might do, because we rarely PauF'
to ask, do they need our assistance AM
this works on the moral suffering, we nee'
to suffer that We may learn to pity;
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An Italian philosopher expressed IN MS
motto, that lime was his estate an es'a'e'
indeed, tina, will produce nothing without
cultivation, but will always abundanuy re-
nav the labors of industry, and satisfy 'h'
most extensive desires, if no part OF 1t o'
suffered to lio waste by negligence TO b'
overun by noxious plants, or laid out 10
show rather than for use.
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DIR. FRANKLIN'S MORAL CODE.

DIR. FRANKLIN'S MORAL CODE.
This great American philosopher and
statesman, Benjamin Franklin drew up the
following list of moral virtues, to which he
paid constant and earnest attention, and
made himself better and happie'
man.
TempeIance-. Eat not to lulness-dlink
not TO elevation :
Silence Speak what may benef
others and yourself avoid trlding conver
saton.
Order--let all your things have 'heil
places; lei each part of your business have
It's time.
Resolution Resolve 10 perform what
you ought; perform without fail what you
resolve.
Frrgality-Make no expense but do
food To others .n~ ',n"oanir ~. i
Inohing.
Indus,ry-Lose no time; be always en-
poved in something useful cut off all unne
cessary actions.
Sincerity no hurlful deceit 'hInN
linuocenlly and justly; and if you speak
speak accordingly.
Jus,ice-Wrong none by doing injuries
or o hitting the benefits that are your du
Ivy.
Modera,on-Avoide extremes; forbear r.
sen,ing injuries.
Clesnliness-Suf'e no uncIeanllness Il
BODY, clothes or habiIation.
Tranquii,y--Be not disturbed about 'r
lies, or at accidents lmmon or unavJidao'
nulnili,y-lmilate Jesus Christ.