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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

r. ora.id, Italian uedeied Sop, for the cure OF flIn'
pies Freck.s Tan Saownrss Erupons, and all SKIN dis
hgurements only depot 81 Wakerst Is! store FhUM
BrosdwGy 80 cents cake Greciaa HaiI Dye psseta9n
Subtle for eradcGting stperIros hGr, without injury 10
The skin Lily Eghte for instantly scattering redneSs and
&C. The above celebrated preparations Of Dr. Goursud's
are 10 be found only (bear mind az 81 Walkers lsi Store
FROM Broadway.
AGEYrs-E B. Tu,tle, Assembly Buildings Phisdelphia
Jordan Mk-st Boston; Carleton Co Lowell Ives Sa-
LEM L. Gerrish ~ Bedford; Guic, Bangor; BLISS, spring
fed Green 4. Co worc-ster: Myers. y. Haven. clr
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Walk up Ladies aad Geu.s-do no larry;

III good CiVps JI IsU Cd4I On . aTIJ
u Dandru ersdicaied aeurt and al calculations OF the
scalp removed by the OF Prot bsrrys TncopheronsN
This article win also keep the hsf soft aud keep from fall
;o ou or turning g-ey Prepared and sold by A. C. Barry
Artist in Hair l+5 Broadway For LIS; OF Agents &c adver
tise,ueut ic anOlher column
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

BURNS ScALps CBILBLsTSs, FROST, ard all external
and soresA perfect andoe, which relieves al
pain wherever located oo,h-s and quets alt Smsrng in
hfeeu minutes. The and genuine Pain Extractor from
2l Corapd.s or from l39 FuonsL Brooklyn, is warrant
ed 10 cure and leaves G22 2ieod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
n APPLETON l. co. 200 Broadway, respectfully in
~. ye attention OF Bookhuyers 10 their very choice
and e1enve STOCK embracing the works Of Standard AH
thors.
All the Richly Illustrated Publications.
The English and American ADnuals-
Oxford Press Bibles of al sizes.
The New and Beauu! edition OF BOOK oil Com. frayer.
The best Juvenile Works.
The whole of which offered at favorable prices An
extended Catalogue can be hsd on application d24 II
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d. APPLETON & 90.

D. APPLETON x 90.
WILL PUBLISH on Monday, an Easy Catechism for
w Young Children, the Church Catechsm. with Scrip
ture Proofs, by Henry Anthou. Price CT cents.
ON TUESDAY,
The Christmas Holidays in Rome. by The Rev. VIM 1ngra
ham Kip NJ a. author OF the i" Double Witness OF the
Church." &c. vol l2mo. price 81. This elegantly written
work ers from any other publication on Rome
The author has devoted good deal Of study the classical
associations and his views ecclesiastical matters VIII be
read with iuie EST The reader will here what effect
Rome produced on the mind OF Churchman.
ON WEDNESDAY.
An Essay on the Development Of Christian Doctrines BY
JUST PUBLISHED,
Or. Arnolds History of Rome vols $40. % So,
OCallsghans History OF New Netherland evo: 81 D.
ufllans Sketches Of Literature and Literary Men, vols
l2ro paper cover 81, cloth, 2 vols. In !, 81 25
Manual OF Ma,rimony, by Bachelor. Sit cents
Wilson on Healthy Skin, l2no Illustrated, 81
Chance. and Changes Tale, by Chss. Burdett SO cs
Golfer on the Romish Mass and Rubrcs. SO cent?.
Carlyes Life of Schiller 2mo paper SO cents cloth IS
Fros,s Book OF Good Examples limo. lllustrated 81
Book of:the American Colonies, l2mo Illustrated. 81
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5ituations, &e. Uanteo.


XNANTED-A ,uiaion by an American piddle-aged
w Womsn as and seamstress house
excellent city reference. Please enquire at iz Broad
- =
NkTASTEi,-A smart, active and industrious boy-one
w ,hsi has been III exchange office preferred Apply
l76 Broadway. /.
TJOUSEKEEPER'S Situation Warted-A Lady is
1Idesirous OF taking the entire charge OF or
widoyrrs family or would take the anag elent oil board
inhouse yours gentemens boarding school, aud M9uo
the board OF and Il young ad utcient
remuneration Address T the Office of The Ironne
SITUATIONS WANTHD-Forih The hest OF Men aud
cWomen servants in every capacity. ~ Y Employment
Office free to employers, 5s4t Broadway >nr,s
d2i IL l. l. eaoNoStNS.
DARTNER WANTED.-A person of good character
and address with from S250O TO $4,000 cash may near OF
good opportunity OF entering into profitable ana re-
spectsbe business which has been established ior mum
her of years The best given and required Az
dress Templeon' with real name and references a. inc
ofsce of the Golden Rule, No "A Ann-st dz4 oteools
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife, or few
single gentlemen msy ooon Board with pleasant rooms
A, No Forsyths. References exchanged GA lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

II Cheap Raisins, Citron, Prunes, Almonds,
Ic-A prime a.,ic- OF Smyrna Raisns at Sd Best box
Rsisins a, od Paper shell Almonds al Is ei with aiarge
assortment OF other Fruits OF the various kinds, for sale
wholesale and ,e,s, BY o. FOWLER go coz Murray,
and as Greenw lchsL cor. Vestry. d2i Gus
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

WARRANTED TO CuRE.-Hay's Liniment and Balm OF
China are warranted any OF Piles III q Cort
ands also Il. lS9 Fuon-st Brooklyn pay d22 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
General Noticfs.

COLMAN'S WINDOWS. NO. 2o3 BROADWAY,
c. To those Persons Sho have been entertained 81
n CoLMASs Windows for past years, he would suesesi
the!r MS stoe snc examining his imcl-nsey
valuable Of Sooxs OF every variety Paintings, Engrs
wings Stationery Fancy Articles &c. suitable for presents
during The Holidays He has all the New Works, and
many choice old ones which he offers Iow other
aga SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH'S WORKS. with Portrait
" of the Auho.ess Ia elegant volumes, hand
somely bound IN Ei; also In palmer styles OF 6nding
THE ATTRACTION OF THE CROSS;
Rv Gardner Spring D. D. This elegant volume just pub
ished will oe found OF The most desirable BOOKS OF ne
season for gift of permanent and essentia va!ue 40 %
had in plain, extra and super extra binding ,,,,
Bibles and Prayer Books OF every size and In eh oiho
irgs.
The Annuais OF the season. ,,,
Together with variety OF extra bound and illustrated
Books in religious Polite Literature Also an attractive
and excellent of Juvenile BOOKS suited 70 every
age and capacity, may be found at
II. w. DODDS, Brick Church Chapel,
10. s0Ss1is- Opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

~ The 4Esculapinn society OF the Medical De.
psrtren OF the University Of the Ci!y OF New York. will
hold It's Anniversary in the Chapel OF the University The
evening OF December 2sih St harss O'clock The
public are respectfully invited TO attend. d24 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

rS- The Annual Celebration OF the Sabbath School
OF the Aleu-s NJ Z Church VIII take place on Christmas
mo rning sermon Will be preached by the Rev Alien
Ste ee OF Albany, n hslf past 10 O'clock A. NJ IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Sales of Real Estate.
Blu Wm. H. Franklin & Son.
V brick house and lot No. is2 Fourth-st.

Pelham sts with house in rear on PeIhsm.st 4oa5
No , Peharn.st. Il by IL II. inches on one side
and AZ II, inches on the other.......-.... ,425
No : Pelban.st II by 3S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,l25
The story brick house and lot 10 Greenwich.
lane 25 leet 10 inches 'front.' 2,I0O
BIZ E. II. LRdl0lo & Co.
$500 each 2.7Go
I core LOT ON ASS
l do do $50
! do do . O24
lots ON 5th.svenue near 32d.s ST. 1900 each - 66O0
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
AmusgmruIs.
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
MIR COTTON will rrp->t hts EEtsrssnuent In Cnernis.
UIry including the LAUGHING GAS 81 PALMOS
OPERA HOUSE, CHRISTMAS NIGHT. THURSDAY
EVENING, Dec 25th
(knowu and Interesting subects VIII inhae the Gas Al
lie CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS will be repeated. In
Guiding those with the AIR PCNP-The kAIISALfA.
NISM-MAGNETIC MACHINE--FlVE DOLLAR
GOLD PIECE, &c. One gentleman sneceeded IN ssennS ing
the money eu Monday evening" The Machine VIII % PUT
IN better order and any one allowed to try again ga
Thursday afternoon at half past O'CLOCK, Mr C. WI &c
liver Free Lecture Ladies and Genteuen. upon MAJ.
RIMONY. In tho evening doors open at half past D.
Entertainment TO commence al half past O'CLOCK
Tickets IS For sale At the Music Siores and al tnc
Box Oca during The dsy and evening 1880 TtcAes only
vii! be sold, many as the House VIII comfortably
accommodate. o.s 9es
V1ENPIETON,S GREAT COSCERT FOR
i THE POOR-This Concert will be given al the Tsesr-
uacle on FRIDAY. 26,h instant n,,,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

NUTS, MUFFs, MUFfs..WATsoS Z .,Gc. &c;
off their tock OF fne lynx and other descriptions OF Mufs
a. less than cost prices being determined TO eose o er
entire stock ere The season close WATSON CO.
e4 aat 80 lH Chatham-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

rF- Ladies' Fair.-The Ladies connected with the
Sabbath OF Hcusonst Presbyterian Church. design
holding air sale Of useful and fancy articles ANY
OF which suitable holiday presents) al The Hal
nsr of Broaisy and Grand-s-commerciDg this Gay and
continuing through tomorrow Christmas. December 24th
and 25h from Ii A. II 20 10 P NJ. each day Tickets III
cents Their friends and the friends OF the school ana
1rch iuritrd o uiYe them call. dHf 2ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

J. 3. BALL, 22o BLEECRER-ST.
IVES! that is the place where crowds OF peop.s s sup
fends wish 10 purcbsse fine Old Madeira Port Shsry os
any description Of good Wine or en C0Tan S,s S ., ,boys
and YOU viii be sure OF being served to your wishex
\ j.ai.-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

Office of the New.York Gas Light Co. Dec sd, ls4s.N
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of thirteen Directors
4 of The Company - II be held this Office, No. l76
ceptresL on Mondsy the lzh day Of January next be-
tw esn The hours OF II and Il O'clock A n.
THE transfer book will be closed from the 9Th inst until
''tss sa4 ny iJIs se'N'D' L. EvERrTT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

6A BROADWAY-At Private s,is-A s:--.a, az .nd
- private tssasnss IN UsSs So.dsii ~ fsss inches 5y
q, TO-, eHh ~ L. a. Srom The Trusteee OF the SaNorS
Snug Hsrbor subject 10 two rsnsr sf0uA'
sI1opef anndM dnMNrsOSY J. BEEEcKER, Aueticneer,
ANino No. Broad-st near Wal-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

- = F- CORNER Of Rivtngton and Tonpklns s.sL hs-,
So q; S,syste Sale-Ths valuable three story oriek
&l house tbe lower part store, on the >. Z corner
=. ev,neton and Tompkns sstho lot 70 eet On hi'inS'
" ", - -, and 70 feet on Tompkins-st DILL.
vacant lot Of ground 20 feet by ~ eet on hvins
between Tompkins and Ea,, ats Fot terms Apply 70
''N'~ ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetoneer.
aos1v Ne. Byosd-a. nesS Wallst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

rEr Sotice-The Second Anniversary of the Sabbath
School Missionary Association OF the Cenrs Presoytean
Church. Brooes. WI. be held in said Church on Thurs
dsy. the 25.h inst (Chrismasl 81 l0f o'clock, A NJ
Addresses will be delivered by the PASTOR Rev D. Adams
Rev P. Thompson. OF the Broadway Tabernacle Rev
g. w Cnidaw missionary OF the Sunday School uEton
aud Rev Henan Humphrey, D. late Vi AHIher.t College
Also by Juvenile members OF the Association singing By
the children under Mr. Brafbury's direcuou IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

DY ORDER OF ths Honorable Joseph l. kifhssIas9n s
% First Judge OF The Couay OF Cayusa Noaee hetsoy
yein.t sbsconting concealed and
sb,ors bst IN attachment has issued he estate OF
S6pEW CHILD la,e nhsb!tsu. OF the State OF New
Vs and an abscondng concealed debtor, and that the
same Will be sold payment OF MS deo unless 20
sni d;scharse such attachment according 70 law with
r bre moo. from the first publication OF this notce, and
hal The payment Of any debts aud the delivery Of any
ey belonging suehdebtor TO MIN or or hs USE and The
tIsnsr Of any property by him for any purpose Whatever
are forbidden by law and are void.
Dsted the 20th DAY OF December 1875.
MORGAN BLATCHFORD, Anorntes for
d2I law 3m Attaching Crednrs Auburr NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

~ Fourteenth Ward.-Ats meeting OF the Wing
Electors OF this Ward held pursuant 10 call OF the Ward
Committee the Broadway House on the evening OF the
22d day of December Instant, Tor The purpose OF eecing
Delegates Wing General Committee and also 10 elect
Ward Committee for The ensuing year, ISAAC FRYER,
Esq was called 10 Chair and WILLIAM F. ANDERSON
and THOMAS HYsL oP named Secretaries
The meeting having gore into election, the following
named gentlemen elected Delegates to the General
Comniee:
WILLIAM TURNER, JOHN B. scoLES
JOHN CONGER, JOSEPH R TAYLOR,
JAMES VAN ORDES.
Thefonowing named gentlemen her elected Ward
Committee for The ensuing yoar
Cbss :. Osborn Sam'l vsndy1e, VIM. F. And e.son,
Thos Feuion, Jno. Canavello, Jno Ormond,
Aaron Eardnan, Ransom Beach, J. " CofneL,
Thos Hyslop, Jno Colv1n, Isaac Fryer,
SAM a. Plat WIN. H Gooddsy, Alex. S. Forbes,
On aouon the Delegation the General Committee and
tie Ward COMMITTEES were empowered 10 I'll vacancies IL
heir respective bodies.
oc MOTION ordered s, the proceedings ofhis meeting be
published. ,.,
-A' ---' ISAAC FRYER, Chairman.
Wy. F AsDERsOs, Secretaries. Il.
THos- HYsLoP, II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

THE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
THIS old periodical Will commence lis Twenty seventh
i Vol. with the No for January, 1916.
The work has been go long before the public that the pub
Usher deems Unnecessary set forth lis acknowledged
claims general favor Our books show the appreciation
OF our labors The number viii appear In entirely
new beautiful types in all is departments Now the time
for new subscribers to come in. -
Terms IS per payable In advance tOd suoscroers
best manner al the Office. JOHN ALLEN, Publisher,
d2s 3teodis lo9 NessAo-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

were duly elected for that purpose.
On notion the meeting proceeded 10 elect nine persons
to constitute Whg Ward Committee for the ensuing year.
and The following were duly elected
First Duteict-AInos Beden, Robert B. Folger:
Second DistrIet-Alfred w. White, Edward Collin
ThirG Distrct-Samuel H. Jordan, Andrew johnson.
Fourth Disrict-Obadah Newcomb, Jr avid A Forbes.
JPard a Large-Chas. II. Citizen.
Resored That the Delegates the General Committee be
members OF The Ward Committee.
ResoveG Tha, the proceedings OF This meeting be sgneo
nv The officers and published in The Tdbune.
Re,o-ed That this meeting now adjourn
JOHN COLBY Chairman.
Josx CROMWELL Secretary. II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24


The author says:
II am not about 10 advance objections to, or recon-
mescations oil any Companies. other than may exist IN
st Of Companies working, and whichls not ntenueo
70 DC rvdious If II shall be so construed give he 4!sI
WIZ tie object OF showing what has really been done IN
me country and there other organized Companies
who have equally favorable positions, prospects and
eases who viii another season proceed vigorously N
iner contemplated operations
The reader is taken in bark canoe with "coya-
gear and shown the entire coast the distances,
scenery and incident that amuse while they furnish
Information obtained from every possible source.
Inc following extracts are specimens OF the de-
scriptons Of the country and scenes presented TO
The coaster from the description given OF Copper
Harbor After describing the Harbor and direc-
tons 10 the mariner for entering it, he says:
About 80 rods South Of the Har5or and Is feet above
Hexiendins last and West, ID Lake Fanny Eoe-onc
and halt miles long, snd 90 50 rods wide with hills
80 feet high falling suddenly TO lis South margin while
aieo;h its East and West end several ridges meet
Upon the highest peak OF this
he morning Frightening the yellow tiuce OF the
foliage and magnfying every object upon the summit
the bsse threw dark shadow upon tue Lake that mir
rcge6 with truthfulness which brought the reflected
mountain side to almost cheat the understanding and
tempt the foot upon the treaeherous shadow. On the
nsei are the white buildings OF Fort wilkins from
s s.a the sof morning breeze spgeacs gracefully the
s;der and projection are established IN this wilderness
.. skes and mountains aGd a. the instant up lar ABOVE
he tnoun;sns top in ascending circles rose IN Ease
patriarch Of his ttibe, who seemed
'JUurneyins with the morning sun,
OprNorrhern boundary line 10 run
iee solemn quiet that reigoed upon the clemens
Was eeepened By contrast; when had ceased the morn,
hs csen beat that brought forth the cleAn!y eqaPeo
sGa.er, AND ssy pumed and appointed officers en- par
as and there the miners landing from the mountain
zoe som their sub,crranean tolls released. sauntered
sSa leisure steps und idle gaze all which proclaim this
'apostn morn-o5servet by rest, us II snIy may Dc,
Where the sound OF the church going bel!
These valleys and rocks never heard
In speaking OF the accommodations at Copper
aarbor, ii appears tina;
iaose who had no, tents, and could no. be accom-.
oSsed II the gurrison stopped the "Astor, owned
w SnlcS aud managed by Francois cosnopolite
- eeAkmg all languages who was cook, waiter por-
~ eaamoefmsid and clerk The "Astor' may be sup
sea 70 Dc buresque, but is no, CO., and although
W. ause pile Of granite like the Astor OF NewYork.
sn anos on one and its name is quite legitimate
HI pine log structure, and halt stories
"a icet long by 10 eet wide, the lower part Of
en si sorehouse having addition tha, serves as
groom and kitchen, with a long table made by
ooards aia upon horses each guest having given
upon the rlan chamber floor 70 spread his mat
OuaAlo skin thts rosrn" 10 his his Location.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
SONG.

Oh, ask me not to sing tonight
The songs Of mirth or gladness,
IT'S mockery to breathe delight,
When all within Is sadness.
And vain to call from mem'fy back
The past a JOY to borrow
The mangled wretch who leaves the rack,
But turns oit with sorrow
And # 10 music's lighter note,
nv saddened heart should waken,
Like d7ol Harps when might winds float,
Il would but sigh when shaken.
Then ask me not % sing Of miTth,
To trim the lays q gladness; +.
Ere could give one joy.tone birth,
'Twodld Be wall of sadness,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15


ADvFRTBEmEHTs will be inserted at the Fats
ofOns Dollar, per square fDr the iTst insertion,
and Fia Cents for each week thereafter ten
lines of Ieas, c0nstituuuga square. The number
OfinseEtisus Tequirel, must Do married On the
margin 81 the manuscript, or they will be inser-
ted tin forbid, and charged accoFdihgly.
Announcing candidates for Office win be Five
Dollars for county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
State ohiees--in advance.
Advertisements Of personal alteration will
invariably be charged DOUBLE the fOFeg ding rates,
ana payment required IN advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars, or any articles Of
individual interest, vii be charged as advertise
ments, and must be- paid Tor ii advance
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable &C
pleasure, per annum, $40 90
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, so %
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business; and all RdveF-
Elements for the benefit Of othel persons, cent in
by them must be paid for by the square.
standing Advertisements
For ten lines OF less, three months, SIG %
Is . six months, 10 90
i" !" twelve months, 90 90
Each additional square, three months, 5 90
Is s. Elk monthe, 3 90
g $ twelve nlon,hs, Is 90
or All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
RQ0pB Ws
THE BRIDES FAREWELL.
by MRS. HEMANs.

Why do / weep ? TO leave the vine
Whose clusters DER me bend
The myrtle--yet, Oh! cali i mine -
The flowers loved to tend.
"A thousand thoughts ofall things dear,
Like shadows DER me sweep,
leaye my sunny childhood here, a
Obi therefore letme weePl
/ leave thee, sislsrl we have playd
Through many q joyous hour
Where the silvery green Of the olive shade
Hung dim Ger foUnt and bower.
Yes, thou and ], by stream, by shore,
In song, in prayer, IN sleep,
Have been as we may be no more,
Kind sister let me weepl
l leave thee father! Ewes bright moon
Must now light other feet,
Wtththe eather'dgnpes, andthe Tyre intune
Thy homeward steps to greet.
Thou IN whose voice % bless thy child,
Lay tones Of lose % deep,
Whose eve Ger All my, youth hath smiled,
/ leave thee--let me weep!
Motherl / leave theei on shy breast
Pouring out Joy and woe,
lever found that place Of rest.
Still changelcss--yet ] ge
Iips: that have mlld me with your strain,
Eyes, that have watch'd mysleepl
Will earth give love like yours again
Sweet mother let me TaeeP!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
TO-

LADY, I've seen thee as q dream
Which fancy wakes AZ morning hour.
And thon art pure As MONS frst beam,
And lovely asits loyeliesi flower.
Twas such a vision bright and brief,
In early lie my young heart rended,
Then left II AZ q Withered leaf
On liIs's most rugged thorn suspended.
Yet ere We part accept my prayer,
That He who rules the earth and SKY,
May guard thce with q parents care,
And crown tly.liie with endless Joy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

AIR. Caudle's Idea.-Whon women
isarn patience and silenoo. and wives BE-
come dumb walters 70 their husbands.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
Is PUBLIsHFD EVERY "WEDNESDAY MORNING ~
q. w. JONES 4 E. BARKsDALE,

On Main Street, Yazoo City--over the Store
orr. Wallace & COAT TliFee doIlaFs 4 year,
IN ADVANCES or four dollars, ifn0i paid within a
month from the lime Of subscribing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21

hahiis MI = ks . Fsspes q yna. e.
somsIhing ~rrse. Rstosn ao-aay. Thfew
s.sy ysss essss. sne Iljs ~ more aahl
ysu sre shle.
Vast ass yss dong. Miss Fallyf No
wandsF yoa srs considered . @alkisg dry
god q. al-f's sgn. 9Th snrh On ahsn,
dance af Gns eislhIns a yanr bsrk. Bul
wha l,kss yoa he brilsr Cor 40 Wsaid
II ma he - usll 70 keep % hsee md
lssrn % sen and knit. 10 swrrp me dor
aaa riHss ne rlsGhss. - 10 dash sbasl he
streets. Az ,our malhrr. sid If she has
common sense. she oh itli ysa 81. Your
ne,ehbafs viii. ne knaw. Who DO you
siFPos willie bic 70 spoFi 90. & you
eanlnse - eas such hgnrrs S-srsely
. msn 10 Chsissenda@. Be ~iss thea;
dress nsal'y. Bat na' gsudIlv. SPEND less
tine In The ssrres lhaa yos do N The
kitchen. AID you oil aeaer rsarsi u.
To III. &c say. % straight harvard Ia
Tie pa h u taly -tainiag nsnhsr 70 The
right mr. The l.f. snd you oh he such
persen. - higa Hea,ea losks down up
On silh aPpIotanoa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-21
THE UNHAPPY NAN.

Yau nnhsp9y mi dl,e..nh nledl-Yoe
who have laa h.nd.. TAO sye.. too feet.
Form siams-shsme ~ you. Mlsesahlr
and heafi.iek. wlrn full Of health. Young
snd sclise. How car thai BET The
bngh, sky is abote yeo-ihe grsen esrth
beneath ,on. and The ire,h sir round
700. Unri.rman! wish .uch h, ar.
The whole rrsa I'm. brauuiul a. IL -.
spread with g.lden sunlight by day
and s,lsery eui'sihs hy nigh. would be
but . magnificent chars el house. flled
S,ih desaYed brhies, RESTLESS bon.s. aud
empty skulls. YET you ere disconnected
-Unesss--don'I know sh,eh way 10
turn, or what 10 do. Will 800 rema,n =.
you sicl Up With ynu--slir yourself
and engage ia something's hat you DO.
wall make no snri Of difference. Jusl
employ your body and mind. and sou
will be different man. You are lazy;
yes, you are--sleny IL as sou will: sou
are lazy land lgbbsr; and we do no
hesilste 10 I'LL you g, While you hsr I
sbOu, mumblirg 20 yours. II and making
months 81 creation. We don't care " o
despises you and shai becomes Of you,
ahile you q US I've and draw Jour Gus.
tenance from he aged bodies OF yuur
parents and friend. You ~ill never e.;
nd Of yeur bad temper. and sour r.bbed
disposition, I'll you 60 60 work like q
man, With the de,trminasion 10 eat nc
bread and butter ull you have earned
them.