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The Bristol print works at Taunton Mass, turn eSs
These are AZ the rcbes quality and with others made
in this county have almost sIcadsd the article from
abroad.
The Gslena Gll) Cssste states upon Ms cs;ro.,X y,
thst section Of country that there ars one hundred
and ninety stores within forty miles Of and including
Young woman in Ohio, has lately contracted habit
of ronr or into trance in which state she profsssss to
hsve already secured seats, and also to who
OF those yet In this sinful world have their In the
Book Of Life Her name Ii Funston and Miss Funston
tons.
The Hsgerstovn Neps Of Saturday says that the whsa
appearance, and IL q Tar advanced generally -
moath later.
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worden (csnal contradictory named time since by
ne. ss<r1i
The weather Is very lovely precisely the tsmpsra-
make him sad.
shall try TO send you sketch Of the gorgeous fssL
val to on night at Beecker Hall Ex-Prssidsnts
and executives will be there and brigadisrs Of the
regular army and cadets from West Point and bssuf
ful women, and handsome civilians.
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Police InteIII0.nce.

APRIL lO-Pster Fuaks .dSain.-A countryman, by
the name Of Robert J. King, residing at LovejoyI Ho-
tel done out Of $l2 by that notorious Peter Funk,
called Swift whose crib" il located at No Chatham
street. upon the same old principle Also poor Ger
man, from st. Josephs, Michigan, whom they heeced
out Of ST. which all the money the poor fellow had
in the world We understand these two intend to
apply to the mock Justice shop, in the Tombs, for
I'm Operating Policemes-Ws understand that 9th
ward policeman has been operating little his own
hook such obtaining orders for clothing and other
little natters from prisoner under the promise Of pro-
answer very well for q miserable individual. who does
the exclusive dirty work around the mock justice
shop. with the appreciation Of certain individual when
this chap has fairly under his thumb. The Mayor how
ever may, in all probability, form little different
Petit Lavceniss James Jackson was arrested last
night caught In the act Of stealing iron, belonging to
William Whitlock, in the First ward. Locked up.
John Lewis was arrested for stealing % BILL Lock:
Edward Brown was arrested by policeman, charged
with stealing soldiers jacket, for which u
wanted apply 10 Captain McGrath Of the Sixth ward.
TSH Hievss.-Mchael williams and Joseph Douglass
caught in the act Of robbng the moneydawer Of
Elizabeth Tiernan, 9th avenue, Of 26th street.
Committed BY Justice Merritt for trial
Charge Of Embsxxiement- this head We noticed
the arrest Of Mr. Robert Dscon charged with embe T.
cling several boxes OF ribbons and artificial flowers sta
ted 10 belong to Miss H. Murphy, No. 40l Broadway
Upon this matter being investgated before Justice Drn
ksr, was deemed q malicious arrest consequently
Mr.. Dscon was honorably discharged.
IN Estsnsipe RsSSe,y.-The residence Of Mr. L. p.
Prsntss, situated at Mount Hope, near Albany, was
burglarousy entered the 7h Of April, aud large
quantity Of silver ware valued ever elOO0 stolen
therefrom reward Of t2So offered for the recovery
in New York-so policemen, and pawnbroksrs, keep
good look out.
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Court oT Oyer and Terminsr.

Before Judges Edmonds, and AID Stoneal and Compton
APRIL iO.-Cass Of George Potfsr.-The prisoner was
brought into court this morning ser the Judges had
taken their seats the District Attorney moved for udg
ment.
JupoE EpMoNps.-Aher the bill Of exceptions had
been settled by us was presented to me for an order
stay proceedings, which refused but gave time
apply 10 Chief Justice Bronson or order TO stay
proceedings II turns out that the application
and refused and il only remains pronounce the
Judgment Of the ceuIt which that George Potter be
remanded the State prison. serve out the remainder
Of the term Of Eve years. for which he ssnteno d
The prisoner then given In charge to onicsr Bow
yer to be conveyed to Sing Sing.
Nuisoncs Case-The Peopie vs. Robert Elder ct ole
This case was again called up this morniug and after
hearing Mr. Clark for defendants and Mr. Blunt for the
people, stay proceedings granted TO dsfendants
until the first day Of the next May term The court then
adjourned without day.
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FUME BATH.

ITO ALL who are afflicted with rheumatic complaints.
@ :s.ss:sis ii :|i
ss;s' S q . 2: :,ss sss ya lie s IT. n
ASTOR HOUSE BATHS,
81 ys:'S ssi :' as
s; >:
es q Bsh asS cents. The warm Sc. Bath: At
ne. ~; usual 'ss.si ifsa
CLOTHING
MUGH b0WER h:9 the Gs.s1s R.iss'AV%AcoB W. .o4 VAN
es..p % and ~ ossas
D. Hundred. q garments ready made. which win be
MAKTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
~ Maiden Lane, N. ",
MANUFACTURE and I%pores q oInsmeusl Hair
ss S's;a % III ss: fss
wfss :sDess es ss'i Reasonable terms
TOBACCO, SEGAkS AND BASS.
4 ss sss.: 'i: s ss
~ S s s Hso u. = Aba ss's x Of
335 ono HAVANA AMP FEINClFE sE0ARs.
@ E:i;5:;s: EESis1:ssa ss E:isI:s;:. EE:S: '';;'a
sss :ss EE:f, Sss s..s Fl Tosssso Ss@sa ="
Ts sd1 Sh1 .:: dsb'n1s and Il Gi ig pureh
mr7a im1m III Front street. near Wall up stairs
SEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention Of country
This stock has been selected with the ca and
fssa
city The ss,oitmsn. eempnss every style
mrls lm.rc Wholesale sesar Emporium, los Wal g.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
A ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS-Having just
"A ceved By the Hsvre packets Zurich and Franci. ls
fresh assortment Of French Flowers and Materials Of the best
SRGS III NM 'e
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
I OWITZ BECKER. No y John street. have jg.t open
- cd splendid assortment Of French Artificial! Flowers,
material; for flower Makers &C. &C. which they osr 70 the
TO ths Tea, Coffee and Ssgar zfads, 4c.-Econo-
mtsts, Families, Hotel Keepers, &c.
J. 3. SCOTT & CO.,
No. rs Nassaw street, corner Of John,
HAVING purchased the inst lot Of the seasons Teas.
possessing that richness Of avor generally combined
and rarely Obtained offer Wholesale retail
ding old souchong and Ensh Breakfast Tea,
sseh . used 70 e imported twenty year. ago The .toes Of
s. scSTTI CO are also supplied with stock Of fl..h
imported glasgow spieed Hams Old English Cheeses great
An good. bought will be delivered within Eve miles Of the
city free Of charge And all orders from country with
closed rsmtsnces, will the honorable dealing
selected y 'A' parties !rsSiSso5 SCOTT CO. Nassau
m30 1m*m John st.
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n. oth.r business wa. transacted today, being
Good Friday. The court accordingly adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
SUPREME CouRr Decisions. Special Te:m-Mr.
Wheeler ads 10 change vsnu. S.Oisd
Fuilngton ads. Livingston and wife, and another
TSs people " The board
mandamus, granted. williams ads. Conrsdmotion for
abide event Taylor ads Crosby motion for Judgment
in case Of non.uit granted unless plaintiff spulstss
&c.-mo.on for q perpetual stay Of poceedings upon
judgment and execution to dsPt Martindale granted
default. In the matter Of the application q Law.
ads Crsry-motion to set aside inquest kc-grentsd ON
terms Filling va Frost ct al.-mosion sxpars for leave
motion for udsmsnt as IN case Of nonsut granted 81
default Place ct al w. Christie motion for leevs to
n 70 SsSa. rpsnsd by Ssu
Towle, imPd &c, ads. sellinger-moton for Judgment
Il q %s..D y S: r:: ' s
sLi!lnsn, motion 70 vsc.t: default e. gr.n:d with
Mcbouss st sl vs. Pstsrs-mo.ion to set ASIDE judg-
ads scsoonmsksr motion ior Judgment ss in csss oi
nonsuit granted with costs, By dsf.ult Miles ct al
ton to set aside execution granted with costs 0sno
ads White and we-motion that plaintiff ale security
for costs granted absolute. Richards s a. ads Hawks
motion for relaxation Of costs granted on payment
Of ~ costs. Gardner ads. Valk-moti0n for judg.
mont ~ In case q nonsuit denied without costs.
Lathrop ads the Cortland county Mutual Insurance Co.
and another motion 70 set aside dafault &c;
granted In each case with 90 cost for both The People
rel Wells the judges Of the Yates Common Psss
motion sx parte for mandsmus granted. 0rosfent
Tallman-motion 10 require Samuel and George w.
Tiffany to psy Judgment ac denied with costs. scou-
mpd &c. ads Sexson and smother cause-motion for
Judgment Of non pros; granted with cost ~ desauk-
imp'd &c. ads do. Bowen imp'd Gc. ads do Luce ads
Burckle st amotion that defendant be allowed double
cors granted. Smith Fisher-moton sx pasts 10
amend Judgment record granted Backtcrd ads Psrins
motion 10 set aside DEFAULT &C.; granted with costs
Mack Houghton OF almotion for rstaxabon Of costs
granted Collins ct al, ads Seymour Of al-moton for
Judgment - in case Of suit granted with costs by
default In the matter Of Orrin Thompson ct al ads
lockwood OF amotion appeal 10 vacsts an order Of
Circuit Judge denied. Van Buren ads Tears- motion
to set oG Judgment &C.; granted without costs Cornet
ads Clark OF slmotion for discontinuancs pcpensd.
aud an order allowing commission TO faAe dePosiuon
for the motion grsntsd.-.a1sny Argue
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BOOTS AND 5HOEs-The Public invited to
cali and enamins the rse assortment Of n
ss which are 70 BE- found the cheap cash q
ma imsr II. B109AM,its Canal st. corner Sullivan.
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No. 81 M.dnEN LINE, CUP S1.A1RS)
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
TyHE sUBsC Offers to the Public q method Of
making shirts, which renders and comfort the
and complete m pains have been spared OBJ
tain the best + rench pattern shirts.
Having had long expeeuee the business the Subscriber
general Satisfaction. VIM. COLLINS
lrnHp
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SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
EXCELLENT Winter Beached Sperm Oil st 81 gall;
u beaehed Solar Oil, rs ccnts; prime article Of Sperm
Candles At Is pound Families boarding house and
hotel keepers invited call and examine the above before
purchnsing. For sale by J. o. FOWLER,
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HkhALD-Eyev day fnes esao - esSy-
WEEKLY HERAID-Evcry Ssfurday-Pres sh ssas
~ eopy-4si3x cents per snnum-psyabis in advanes
ADVERTISEMENTS Il shs usual press-slwsys sass
PRINTING Of all kinds executed w<h beauty aad de-
pssch .
- All lsusru or eommunicssioas. by nail aAdsss.ea .
the be post paid, or the postage wan Dc
Deducted from the subscription money Homlfe9
JANIS GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor oi the
NEW YoRx Hrn AID Esr AbL SsHMRUY
Nsrth- West corner Of Fultcn and Nsssau sts.
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vTO ALL Who afflicted with rheumatic complaints.
Bath % BIosSw The Psealiss,: Of " are ush that M i
chronic naure scofna, Gout, Salt Rheum. dis
Of the 5kin JOINTS he Tho charges are 50 modera-
I'D a. TO fetch il within the mesnt Of ALL m29 lmsm
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1NHE LEASE Fixtures and also III. Furniture Of that long
ep BY the late John Emmons E. situated On The corner Of
elegant style, with splendid Bar Rooms the first and
second stories with large and elegant Ball Rconn the
posss.s0n vl bs gwen im9edaiely i now doing The
character and acqunted with The business It yeid
fortune in few The lease has mine unexpred
cation tn JAMES H. BEERS, Executor,
as lW+m No l7e Chatham street, corner Of Mott.
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Court OF General sessions.

court OF Goner0l Se1oAOn0s
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Henry and Jack
son.-John McKeon, Esq District Attorney.
APRIL l0.-FSGncis Bas6y, found guilty ON Tuesday
last, Of committing violent assault and battery
On Mr. VIM IS. Corwin, Of No $50 Broadway, on tho
evening Of the 10th Of November last was directed to
pay Q fne Of e26.
No other business was transacted o.day, II being
Good Friday. The court accordingly adjourned until
tomorrow morning
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morning Line AZ OCAOcAs
FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
<QpgH - Breasfase and dinpsr oe bcsvd. Landing
1t Ce&wells West Point NsvbuYh, hamp
ton, Pcugh espse. Hyde PARK, Rhinebeek,
u hook, Brstol Cask, Hudson Coxsaekie, Kinder.
Tae steamboat TROY, Captain A: 0orhan, ra.stsy,
THURSDAY Saturday This Morningl O'Clock, A. M
pm foot Of Barclay street. hctuming opposite
d r.ssass Freight. APP ON board. or rsoF. HALL
20 re. N6ce ON the Wharf, ailn
= LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
M: as ~ excepted-Through Drect-st O'Clock. 7. M
Eas ,bs .bsfiOesw CourAaMdt and Liberty sfs.
N.0.s me ~ eteamboat COLUMBIA, Capt.: Wm H.
S ,.:..:s s::ss q :, Messss Wednesday
s,..;sso., ~ sST St =, HUDSON. Capt r. g. Cnssn
dea viii leave On Tns Thursday and Saturday evening"
q O'Clock. ...r-...-..s;.,. p...-
From 6e F10G Of 6@ctdy o.,
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Ispsain d + sd s,c,
will leave Monday wsdnssssy, F''day ana sanaay A's
' Ste amsos. NORTH AMERICA captain R. Furry vii
leave on Tuesday Thnndsy and SATURDAY s'se' "
O'Clock.
The above boats w at all times arrive Id Albany IN ample
time for the morning for the ~ ,.,..l
Freight taken al moderate taken after 3s
Pm. -, ~.
All persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this line
without written order from The Captains Agenfs. =,
Forpsssge or freight apply board the Bos, TO n "
Schuitr, of6ce on the wharf. aI0 re
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UA ~S IAI EN- J n 2 n
CHIRRED SUSPENDERs All these goods are now
smooth the cord and every better than any other
similar goods No authorized Days fatents
and ~ hs smooth Cory Coed. not having ths s1bserbsrs
large stock Of these goods for sale New York
At the Of the paeutee and pIoPetcr Maiden Lane G
ter frat May in his store. - C0urtlandt street.
REGULAR AGENTS.
Bost0-Messrs. Seavsr < Knowlton.
Baltnore-Messrs. Lentx 4 Flack.
Phiadelphia-Messrs. Kirkland, Manifold Z Hall.
F.V. Krug Co.
:" Mitchell 8rognard & Co.
BuyefS Of Shed Suspendey cautioned be deeeiv
ed BY the preences Of those who Such
law by me- and with few honorable
exceptions, arc eagued together TO do me battle.
mH 1msnc H. DAY
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ASTOR HOUSE BATH:

Ennnes Ne vesey street SPriy.ss docr As.oI Ho1sel
Baths are in complete order The bsthng Tub. entire
~ new (coppsrl and the largest this CITY n point oI
Baths open until II o'clock night Saturday night
Price Of BATH cents The warm Sea Bath: st Desbrosses
ma imsr HENRY c. RABINEAU, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE.

.fk,N ,,FQR new 0RLEANs. :, Louislaa. and Nev
Tuesday, (llth isssintl-Ths tseg ant Ifist sain
packet bark T. H. ChAeIN, Coun MASTER Will positivs
sail a above her regular day. q
For freight passage, having handsome flrnshed accom-
modatons apply board, At Orleans wharf foot Of Wal
Elk COLLINS Z co, 50 South streee.
Povely goods received board otter Monday evening
tSth instant. #a
Agent "a New Orleans. JAs E. WOODRUFF, who vii
promptly forward all goods 70 his address.
Packet ship LOUISVILLE, Hunt. master. will sueees
che L. H. Chaplin. and sail Monday, April auth. her rsgula
~ al
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
- THE SUBSCRlBERS. Patentees asd Manufacturers
trade with their iuimitable Neapolisns for which they
received SILVER medals the last Far II the Am
Institute and which for s,e and finish are
They warrant them alter and clean eqna Apply
PATTIBON. NOE 4 CO., 35 Delaney St,
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for Mr. Meals plantntion,in company with his
huntsmnn Anthony, who, after spending many
days, and riding over hundreds of miles of
ground IN quest ofme, had at last found me
ont.
Our way ledup past the patriarch, and as
we approached il, we saw innumerable birds
ofprey, and carton crows crcling around
it, croaking and screaming. turned my
eyes in another direction; but, nevertheless,
felt n strange sort oflonging to revisit the
tree. Anthony had rden onand was already
hidden from view behind its branches. Pres
emily heard him give loud shout of eXulta-
ton, jumped off my horse, and led it
through small opening in the leaihge.
Some forty PAGES from me the body of n
man was hanging by nsso from the very
same branch on which Bob had been hung
Ii was not Bob, however, for the corpse was
much too short aud small for him.
drew nearer Johnny Il exclaimed
That's johnny
1T tUas, answered Anthony. 'Thank IIeav-
en-, there's an end ofhim!
shuddered. But where is Bob?'
'Bob?' cried Anthony. 'Bobn
He glanced towards the grave. The mound
of earth seemed to me larger and higher than
when last saw it. Doubtless the murderer
lay beside his victim.
shall we not render the last service to this
wretch, AnthonyY askcdl
THE scoundrel,' answered the huntsman.
Il won't dirty my hands with him. Let him
poison the kites and the CrowsP
We rode on.
fro he contnued.l
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Caledonia, $

DlStrlCJ OF Carcinoma, IS.
At Probate Court, held at Danvlle, within
and for said District, on the cath day ofJan-
uary, A. ID. 1S16-Pre mt the Hon. CuAs.
DAVIS Judge
A N instrument, PurPorting to be the last
IN will and testament of LOIS MOORE,
late of Sutton, in said district, deceased, being
presented to the court here by Lorenzo Moore,
the executor therein named for probate; it is
ordered by said court, that all persons con-
cerned therein, be notified to appear at ses-
sion of said court, to be held at the Probate
Office in Danville aforesaid, on the 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1916, and show cause, if
any they may have, against the probate of said
will for which purpose it is further ordered, that
a copy ofthe record of this order be published
three weeks successfully, in the Caledonian,
printed at ST Johnsbury soon as may be.
NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
A true copy of Record-Attest,
444w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register,
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$l,O5O

SI.U5U
Thus from 100 acres ofland, even in Ohio,
this man has been able to lay by, and invest
at interest, on an average, $500 year for the
last IL years. He has now some eight or ten
thousand dollars at interest and his home is
a home indeed Who does better ona farm
of 100 acres? Or who has improved his
condition by going out west, more than he has
by STAYING here? OF course like others, he
has suffered somewhat from unfavorable sea-
sons, i'll some of his crops, but his correct sys-
tenn of culture and intelligent management
generally obviates every difficulty which
spring from this source; and as his crops are
always better than his neighbors', the advance
in price more than makes up the deficiency.
His system of saving and making manures,
turns every thing into the improvement of
his soil; weeds, ashes, the ofal of his stock,
soap suds, homes and every thing that will
tend to enrich it, are carefully saved and
properly applied.
The history ofthis man is brief, but to the
farmer interesting. He began with the pat
rimony ofgood sense, sound health and in
dustrious habits. Excellent so far. In 1880.
he had six children and $4,000 in cash. He
bought his farm III state of nature in 1880,
more in cleaning his land, in addition to his
own labor. He first put up temporary cab
in to which he moved his family. $1,000 he
put out at permanent annual interest, and
the remaining $1,000 with the earlier profits
ofhs farm, he appropriated TO the erection
of his buildings, which were complete in 49,
"a. In the selection of his fruit he sought for
the best varieties, which always gave him
preference in the market. So of his Stock
In this he avoided the mania of high prices,
and has made up in judicious crossing and
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breeding what others seek at great coEt IN
foreign countries. Every thing he does, IL
done well. Every thing he sends TO the mark
ct commands the highest price, because it is
ofthe best kind. In his parlor IL a well Sc
Iected library of some 800 volumes, and these
books are read. He takes one political, one
religious, and two agricultural papers, and
the N. A. Review; refuses all offices; is, with
his family, regular attendant mt church, ana
is pious, upright and conscientious man.--
lie if the penccmalScr in the neighborhood,
aud the chosen arbitcr in all their disputes;hc
loans his money at q per cent, and will take
no more,
He saws he wants no more land for his own
use than he can cultivate well--no more stock
than hc can keep well--more lnnd will in
crease his taxes, his labor and expenses, and
will he less profitable.
Here is the model of man and ola farm
or, and the model ofa fmm.
Who will be happy, and follow his exam
ple?-Ohio Cuttiuator.
PERSEVERANCE. remember, when
quite lad, To have heard n very good ancc-
dote told of two old negroes who met after
church one Sunday, and discussed The merits
oftho sermon they Ind just heard.
BILL said one ofthem, 'how you like de
sarmint"
90 berry well, Sam, only dere was one
word | couldn't understand no how nor moth
ing
'Decd! And whit was dat"
'ParsewCmnCc.'
Perseverance! IEo I'll tell you what
dat mean
well! what him mcau?'
4 tell you.'
DO, if you please. OATS js what dis child
wants to know
Perseverance mean Let me sect
mean
IIo! You don't know what it mean
Don't |! .jist You hold on II mint. Par
severance mean, take hod, h0id on, anil ncJbcr
ieaue 90. OATS what him mean
Sure
yes. Dis child is sure.
Much 'blecged 10 you, Sam. understand
now. Next time Hector tries To run off wild
me, I'll give him little perseverance. guess
it will do
Hundreds of times since have thought of
SANS definition Of the word perseverance,
when have seen young men giving up, and
sinking down dcspondingly ,altera few strug-
giles with the world. Success is only OBJ
timed, in any pursuit, by perseverance,; and
the hest definition have yet seen ofthc word
is. take hold. hold on, aud never let co.
Whoever enters upon life with this genuine
hint of perseverance, will be sure OF success.
Aud he who does not possess it, will be pref
" certain not to succecd.--T S. Arthur.
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