The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-14
COUNSELS FOR THE VOTING


Never be cast down by the trfes. If spi-
der breaks his thread twenty times twen,, - %
VIII ne mend 1t again. Make up your minds ~
'h'ng, and you will do it, Fear not. if tron-
oIf comes upon you; keep up your spirits, though
The day be a dark one. s''
Troubles never stop forever
The darkest day will pass awayo
'he sun is going down, look up to the stars.
u me earth is dark. keep your ewes on heaven I
WIN GODS presence and Gods promises. man.
or child may be cheerful. :" =
never despair when fog's in the air,
eohSn,ny morning will come without warn
Mi'hn what You run after! Mover be content
WIN bubble that will burst or irewood that
VIII en-" Ia smoke and darkness Get that which
yo" can Keep. and which is worth keeping.
uSomething sterling tina, will STAY
when gold and silver fly away
right hard against hasty temper. Anger will
come OUT resist IT strongly. spark NAV set a
mouse on fire. fit of passion may give YOU
cduse 1" mourn all the days Of your life. Never
revenge an injury.
tie that revengcs knows no rest
Inc meek possess peaceful breast
Ut you have an enemy, act kindly 10 him ooa,
make him your friend. Yon may not win him
over , al once, but try again Let one kindness b..
borrowed ny another. ill you have comprised your
end. BY lille and little, great things are com com
peted. O''''7
Water falling day by dav.
wears the hardest rock away"
AMI 50 repeated Kindness will soften heart of
stone. "
Whatever you do. do it willingly. A bow that
""'Ppeo 10 SCHOOL. never learns his lesson we'll.
A man that is compelled to work. cares no, ho,.'
badly u IS performed. He that pulls off his co.,
cheerfully. strips up his sleeves in earnest. and
sings whiIe he works, is the man for me.
cheerful spirit gets on quick;
sruinDler In the mud will stick. %
H'' .'ou9hts are worse enemies than lions and,
.ge'S' LOT we can keep out of the way of wild
oess's' but bad thoughts win their wav every.
whefe. The cup that is full will hold mn more
keep yo"r heads and hearts full Of good THOUGHTS.
mat oao thoughts may find no room to enter.
Ta nc on your guard, and strive and pray,
'o'f'e all evil thoughts away"
.hmERIcANs APPLEs.-Robert T.. Pell. Esq
o, feiiham, Westminster CO., n. Y, has an or
cra'o' OF twenty thousand apple trees, all bearing
Ne"iown PIPpins. BY trimming and the appl;e
cation vi The best manures, he has brousht the
nun 20 unusual size and excellence The apples
are P,cKed and packed in barrels without being
,oi'eu or Joted IN carts, and SO arrive in the vety
"e st oroeT for shipment. Last year they were
oo'1 10 London at tweuty-one dollars a barrel,
a"u '"e merchant to whom they were consigned.
"rOie mat the nobility and other people of great
wealth had actually bought them by retail at
guinea Dozen which is some forty five cents an
apple, MI Pell has from three to four thousand
ca'ieIs OF the apples this year, which are sold as
"S' ao .hey arrive IN market. at six dollars a bar
REL aho are all shipped to England It is quite
business tor one Of our commission merchants to
dispose OF The produce Of this noble plantation.
ne American apple, take it all in all, is the
most valuable fruit which grows on the earlh.--
we undeTvalue them because they are so album
cant; and even many American farmers will not
take the trouble to live like an English lord.
though the trouble would be very liule-Journni
Of Commerce.
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