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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Court Of PROBATE, Newport, Bec. 8, 1916.
A LII Executors, Administrators, aud Guar
"A dians, appointed by This Court, who
have neglected to render their accounts foi
one year, are notified to present The same at
"A Courl Of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport. on The first Monday in Feb
ruary next, At 8 9o'clock, a. m. BY order
b. b. IIowLAND, Prob Clerk
Ian IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
National Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, Of London;
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2,50O,O0O.

The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed C0Ri-
tai in addition to the accumulation of Proni-
Ums
| The peculiar benefit secured to the as.
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart
ment.
The payment OF Premiums, annually, half
yearly. or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each paymen,
of premium becGmcs due, wlhopt forfeiture
of Policy.
The Society being founded on the MUTu-
AL g. JoINT STocK principle, parties may
participate IN the profits Of the Society, Two
thirds Of whcrare annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege Of
referring 10 the
Hon. ABBOTT Lawrence, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, ESQ.,, Boston.
Medical Examiner in Newport, r. J.,
THEoPHiLUs e. DpNN, NJ ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &c,
may be examined and oil necessary informa.
tion obtained at tho Agents Office in this
town, over Mr.. Calahan's Book Store,
Thamcs-s.. C. E. ROBBINS, Agent.
Newport, X. |. Nov. 20, 1915.
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"EcoNoMY is WEALTH"-Frankiin.
Newport Female Seminary.
MISSES COE, PRINCIPALS.

this INSTITUTION the scholastic year divided int,
Two terms Of % weeks each, the Summer Tern
, commencing on the third Wednesday in May ia,
Winter Term the first "Wednesday in November. Pu
pills can board al the Seminary and pursue their stude
during tho vacations il Pareuts desire.
Boarders, 1900 per annun including uel in winter
sea bathing in summer and All extensive course Of Ehg
lish studies or 1900 WI Include music, drewipg and
painting latin and molern languages
Day Scholars IS per III weeks. Primary Depart
meni, S5 per ii weeks
REFERENCES.
NEwPoRT.-Rev. &. T. Brooks. Rev. 7. Tpayer,
Capt Taylor, u. >. ~" Hon. Henry Y. Cranston,
Peleg Clarke Esq. and samuel u. Vernon Esq
New YoRk.-Dr. Potts, Rev. l.. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward d King and John Ghon, Esq.
BROoKLyN.-Drs stone, Cutler, Cox, Br, adhead and
Rev. GtGncis Ninton
WEsT PoINT-Capt Brewerton, U. $. Engineers.
New UAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsgpVS.-Rey A Henry DumOn.
BosTos.--Angustus Thorndike, ESD, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DR.. Lowell, Rev. DAVID Reed Rev.
Il. N. KIRK. Rev. VIM NJ. Rogers, Rey. II. Wine,ow,
Principal oi Beacon High school, Lofel Mason Esq.
JAMAICA PLAINs.-Rev. J. o. Choules.
SAYANSAH.-Rev, w. Preston, NJ. Hall McAster,
ESQ, Francis Sorrgt A. A. Somers, Esq.
HAGUE, A.-.nr. Wheelwright Waller Bowie, Esq
Newport, Sept. A, 1915.
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AIrxandcr;. Tric0bauhc.

4 new aud valuable Liquid Dy" whrh
u simultaneously changes lh" c"i"r 81
the hair 10 q beautiful brnwn ~ black. with.
out injury To The halt or skin and which Vii
not raIl OF complete success, whcu br6pc'ly
applied. Sold by
". u HAZARD,
Sigp Of ne lforior, mW N, Cvur iioas,
Aug ~. lsiJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Court Of Probate, AIidAetown, FEB. 1G, 1876
,VI%llE Executors account on the estate of
Il EUNlCE PEABODY, late of Middle
town, decd. was presented for examination
and allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court
OF Probate, to be holden at the Io,pn House,
IN Middletown, on the third Monday OF
March next, at | O'Clock, =. NJ, and that
previous notice be given by publishing a
copy of this order, for three successive weeks
in the Heraid of the Times, for all persons
interested 10 appear at said time and place
and be heard.
true copy-witness.
JOSHUA COGGESIlALL, Prob. Ck.
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Important Notice.
KIDDER'S
VALUABLE HORSE llNlMeNT,

"ARRANTED to DC one oi The poSi vaIu.
w able articles ever offered 10 ,hc public
for sprolns, wlndgnlls, spaylns, stiffness OF
the JOINTS, strains and calUuses Of long
standing, also for swclllngs, fresh wounds,
gals, &c. &c. This truly valuable Llnl
ment has been extensively used for the last
20 years, and IN no instance has II igilcd 10
give satisfaction to the purchaser II Is
cheaper than any other article, as II requires
but small quantity to complete cure.
Also will answer equally a. well for Neat
or Horn cattle. Prepared only hy the IN
yentor and Proprietor. JAMES klDDER.
East Boston, also lor sale by X X Hazard,
Newport, X. |. Jan. l. le46-ly
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Court of Probqir, .Nwpod FtL. ID, isi6.

HNilE Commissioners Report OF claims al.
lowed against the estate uf JI)fES II
.SHER.W Nv aud the AIwinISiralors FIRST
account on SAID cs,nte were presented Tor
allowance, the sainc were read aud trcply.
ed and referred for consideration To Conrl
of Probate. to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on tie first Monday in March
next, at q o'clock, n. m, and notice thereof
ordered TO be given by advertisement for
three successive weeks ~ the Hsroh ~ The
Times, that all persons interested may APP
pear a, said time aud place and be heard.
true copy witness:
rs y. u. llqwLAND, Prob CIk
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CAUTION.

As the ALL-iiEALING oiNrMLsr Vaa eecn greatly
counterriI,d, hnvc given this rHuI"n &" the public
that "nn Ointment III be genuine unlrss The names
James McAlistcr, James McA lister Ga air wal
TEN with sEN lpun EVERY label The hhol =
siec, engrntlg' with the figure 81 "lNsENsIBLE rEh;
5PIhATIuN" on the mre.
Now we hereby offer reward "i 500 10 be pad "n
onvcIion in amy oi the cons ued c"nris ni the hhI-
ted States oi any mdiyidGaI oounl,ririns oar name
aud Ointment.
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ExecUtriX's Notice.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Feb. Ut, ls4G.
I"IIE Administrators Cd account on The
n Estate of THOMAS G. BROW.N
Senior, late of Newport, Tailor, decd, was
presented for allowance, the same is read,
received and referred for consideration TO a
Court Of Probate, 10 be hol6en at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday in
March next, at 9 o'clock, q. m, and notice
thereof ordered to be given by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the Herald of
NE Tines, that all persons interested may
appear at said time and place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
F.5 B. B. lIOwLAND,P Prob. Cl'k.
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gsay9l lgl9l5ss5>
commissioners Notice.

YNIlE subscribers having boca appointed
Il by the Hon. Court of Probate, Com.
missioners, to receive aud examine the
claims against the Estate of ESTHER
FLEEr, late of Jamaica, Queens County,
New York. widow, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice. to all persons
having demands against said Estate, that six
months from the 10Th instant. are allowed to
bring ~ aud prove their respective claims /;
and, tbat we will attend at The housc Of Pc.
ter P. Remington, Esq in Thames street, on
The last Saturdays of April, May and June
next, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ for the purpose Of
attending To the same
PETER z. REMlNGTON,)
SILAS WARD, CommrS.
7. MUMFORD SEABURY,1
Newport, Dec. 2j, lSi5.-:}m.
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! v hole No. S29

| 50 SiUpfe, sale, nnd certain, as Mchlisie' >
| \ltllcnIing Ointment
! Cured over three hOqsG"d.
Il Cotis, coughs, Sc. inname'able are The
eases cured Of these complaints.
II Between t,cO and three MOusand cWtd.
II soALD nGsD.-We havecured ,asrs hat actually
dcde ten popular remedies ~ wen ~ Tue aniS 81, 10
or 20 doclurA. One told us he sprht SbVO "h hs
children without ben"i when lew b"Aee o lle o'"''
meni cureJ them.
\ 'CoRNs.-ws have cured more than ten thousand !
one ol agents snid Nc could e'se us sun2 :"
name. tal would redeY ff"n The ceiling I" NE hh"f "
curns exclusively.
have only yielded lo lhe putrt ui this Ointment
sonE Iirs, Chnpird Hands, onIn-y. sore Throat,
gur in the EHc6 Tooth .Swrngs lnilhnuihi"hs,
aud tlie' ike faie been cured h, rhr thousand.
! Dl,EAsgs or TIE CHFsr.-.'ihc ouln'hl has hr"n
eminenil -ucces,ul IN curing asthma. lans, WEAK
uess, Oppression, aud the like
Cured over inuriern hundred.
NgGtous DISEASES -Sev-ra hundred cured
CoLD FEET, Mulutudrs al peopl" sGier nom C"h
lrct, mud never kn"w how 10 remedy the rvli, ihr
Ointment Will open tie pores, canse Gcrtnsed rhp"y
nj The circulaiil, amd ihus restore warmth ana '"h'
ltri Ia the itt,.
successfully treated. Eleven Hundred.
plLEs We have known persons T." "i"r hy' dollars
box lor the snl>e I" our ruanty acrn's rather Than
90 home wuhuut Il, nr The pdrI"'t al caring rilrs
Successfully treated nine hun'ltcd aud our
BuRss.-fur hurus II has not IT, cgdu IL The w"ild
We should be willing I" have ~ ltSt'i Nith lhs very
bo> remedy IN Europe ar America.
Cured, seven hundred aad over.
IAiR AND DiSDuurF.Elte oh pressed r"m the
All-Iealing Ointment, prodGG9s ha oil unsurpassed
by any production ~ Ihr w"fld
This Oh restores The lhsensI1'e fcrsrlra1 tt same
as iii. salve, ad lmparls tone Ia the Scalp u 'h"
hair will glow under IliI clIcusahoes WI un"vt
this.
II has restored the hair IA nrnrly u hundred Casts
Indeed II has met wuh succ,ss we did not "u,>ehrH
Nhec' fht'gaDj las'doiie Ia lncnlrulhlt u h''
carried gndnrss aud joy into many dwrJhs, ana We
thank Hun who II the Author nt Hl good ihti ne ms
been pleased hlrssi sImplr remedy ,uI hrih WIN
sincere and Pones motives ~ TIA. healing ct >" n".l
Diseases has hiretdy Restored many p""r mhn I"
his wife aud children, whom all their drr-hl"hc"
WIS lnd aud hrlirv. thai not ten lnIl ."luhlH r'h
he found among the 900 who have used II, who ID
sorry lhat ID has Ia his knowledge.
Such il M'ALIsTER's ALL-llEALiNG OINTMENT, anu
such IL lis reception among the people
Friends aud fellow iiiAens wrr"ne Ihir great hhh
good medicine Nuar homes You slall nc's ~ regret
u, pledge \ od' ON good word
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NOTICE..

'I>IIE subscriber has been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate. Guardian to the
person and Estate of WILLIAM FREE.
BODY. All persons having claims against
said Freebody. will presen, the same to the
subscriber within six months from the date
hereof
BENZ. MUMFORD.
Newport, JAM 30, lSi6.-6w
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\ ArcON-DsOot.

Cuorcl BERuUD9 9RROU ROOT
- at Il. x. HAZARDS,
July 3. Washington Square.
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shoulder hkracCs.

A VERY superior article OF SILK Shouldci
~ Braces also. some common Shoulder
Braces, at LANGLEY g. NORMAN'S
Nnv q
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FaI! FLYER and Boston Rail Road
Fall Arrangement,

fr:s,ls:11 5ss,,.:.11 tss. q. tss;z:.1 80. = IL
49, 7sfESEa d e s-s-s,
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Dec. q. lS45.-iMh. Il.
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renee preserved me-. and LANDED in safe

I renee preserved ne, and ! .ald'd in safe
~.
arrived At Detroit. Some prospect ex-
isting of disturbance on the frontier. en-
listed in the United STATES army. ! wan
ted to le shoi.-ins,pad ol which I froze
my toe and received a foggiug FOR slsr p
ing while on sentry duty. never can
steep. Not even In . stage-cosch OF rail-
way-car. Never could-alway~, urisr
all circumstances, restless, wskefal. Il
was essential for me TO keep awake. and,
of course, ! went to sleep Ike hag' I
got aoggsd--L FOR slsrIjag'
A tellow-so.dpr eoramiNed a contempt
be piece Of reuy larceny. ! was convic-
ted oftIe deed, ilogged again, and drum
med out Of my regiuen!--
"Jus, my luck!7
came again to New York. Erpnu-
ally | determined to conmit suiride. I
fought pistol. | loaded il. went 10
,oy room and put it 10 my head.--as J
thorgbE did uolhingol the sorl n,i--
sed my max 10y six inches. an utterly de.
pnlished a very expensive m1ullr-rlock,
an heirloom in my land-'adys family.
"Ju-, NY lo,k!'
Il is rod.-you know il is -od,-infcr.
n1ly cold! Many iustapres hive orcur-
red Of peopic leiag K He'd hy mere plunge
into The rlvcr in such wea h.r. ! rushed
10 the wharf, plunged u,o the wntor,
Now" ex .Iaimod luumphanily, "saye
Ra " no cam
4 venarahlr waichman, who ouch. tc
have teen fat asleep, land hid hceu 70 a.
the same hour from ump immcmo.al,l saw
! lme. had mo picked mp!
| was floating on a cake Of ire.--haJ
bern in the water for hpll an hour,
ought to have tppn dead some minutes hr
| love 7 was lcken out Any orhnr uar
would have died twice in the sana trmo
! Meyer hetlcf in tie whole course Of my lie
thIa / was the newt morning.
"Just my lurk!"
have boon writing those painful detail.
| from 40 iNks,and r. Hg rs y hall-'u-hol
with n asp a. broad as that Of 40 nl At'as
i--npvr was known To rans'Zr; a twrou
| foot lover roud mott etit lhoHch H.. iat'
o. y lions depended upnu tha aorom li.h
Im"nt Of such result. Iharniv couqh' lh'
tip o MY pen in it and 1t was hurled ho,ton
upwards upon my manuscript. hnryias
bcrpa,h an ocpao. cat'r'ysm NJ ink.
NV hands are weed with III My la
= da'uroH NV raper. NV desk my hood
kprchet, my carpet, are a ! Ola hue as daI
rs my desti,y
"Il's inst my luck!"
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No as.-WuOLE No 7ss

Next go -t lai Tss TUNED into ~ oven.
and three rtt'.rt shaped dolvsr- f.osge-l Of
coru m-rl 81 . taking. Ay s.as- tea
took ascot 20 ert.risiu ue ~ hfr rolver-
sai.0n. o. nos rrutrsiug On her few ROM
vrn'elries. sb- answered:
", ~'sg r-r, that's ~, rrih; hut wr
now 10 80 much better thsn wbsI We ST.
c1r h-re--.t sacrIs. really quite IKE Nv
ing. Then wa pounded orr cora IN hol.
'9w s,rrr. and TAXED our bread nm obig;
hut soue like joirny.rtke hesi hut when
p lNCurh, me tiis ere new skillet tom
F1rg O-age, I ts'l INV fortune was male;
fec iu-a could nov hrve such good bresi.
an rou'd a'm0stu-p the Isl .ct 'of thou-
ssni ibi7g' ta.i1ps lak,g. Yes. s.ang-
g., You m1y ~ * itgIe"r, iui vhcn h9
hrUU zhl fnr this -i irt. wss g,a6dsf tau g
h. bid hruteh' NO The hrst H1rk SIX gown
~ 81. L0ui---and told bra so; iar 10 aoes
more good i'an fty dresses could"
asse1ied 10 ~ my hostess said; hnt NJ
ter all. !, was toioG- h1lr, t1,. wtIti1E
tor the bread 70 hike, while al. slipper op-
cra!.o1- we're suspended. Ag hostess,
after giving !ha "doiaer-" three -1~,s.-
-.vr tBu uDpi0Es, pr0gnupoe' th"W a1sa'.
70 ny ynrg great -rl.sftrlop, gs .Ia j'i-
ing coffee, apN ling of ..- tempting iI.tes.
was cause sufficient 'ar r hpa grg traveller
70 Ep -o0lowh1l impatient h1f. - at
things ms. conc 10 an end, e The t~.ry
dii; and my hnpps revived, as saw he
skillet receiving a thorough, fresh a1'1l n.
L1y-o SLICES Of h1roa Wera nOT Tlt'.t i4
TIE ek|'ai. md the frying process COM
m@aced IN good earnest; which oyer hot
. &c. w7ssoo0 ended, and ay supper p,o-
uouncpd ready
Z Never dill hungy Spartan rome - hi
dish OF SOM wi.h kaene- relish. FaI-ue
and waiting had given ne The tTUr Spar
TIM esasoaiug; and I gave go0l evidence
ni the ski o. the cook IL pwakjas large
Is Of each three compo1euts Of NY sup
pr ,cotT.p. bread, and hacou,) c71d prove
H.. each Ens good Of it Sind. Wv hnslrs-
eager;ainpl mo wh,e eating, with p1n,her
slorie-, tabs Of tho lrdia"s. AMI wlh in
srarrrs nj Western fem le harojsm: nous
o. which WI repeat ~ tiis occasion.
Arsin seated nv IN. & p after sapnsr. the
skillet, areajv become Ho'orjDvs coH'in.
unl N attract attention. Water was hc1-
tel. and the dishes were washed in it.
And again water was warmed, AID tn
cNlle0 washed in ii--'nce. han 's and feet
Wrtcr was again warmed, and my hos
tp-s tho onghIv washed he own feet i
the same vcgSri end al wilhou, any anN'
cry! Next mor"irr. a yrT may well i'm
agjnc, | rode away teJire breakfast.
w.
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A ErArrLErL TNclDENT.

n, A., L.,q..f1r -r,n0lar'- day clergyman
,vas called, - orearh In q town IN Indiana.
,aa wong E7sc00ai congregation. Attha
-}ass Of The di-c1are. be add p-sed his
~op.,r hsarsps in sucb words aa tless'
Learn that the present l,fp s prepa'
ration !or ard has q tendency 10 eternity
The p-psan il linked to III. t1,ure through
o1, tie easion. IN n" vs7-'able, n the
animal and IN the moral world. Asis Ihe
soaI. 81 Il the fruits; ~ is the egg. IN is 'hs
fowl. as il tho ioy, 50 iz the NAV; a. Is ths
RATIONAL oirr IN III = world, 50 viii he he IN
.la aey,; DYES eslraIget rom too nere'
e Dives eztrar4ed from God In the nexH
aud F7crh walt m with God here, Is
Troch king with Cod in calm ard
ba.ler world. ] rseech Won, live, ther'
,or h'pssaa eternity. 60 to The worm
I'm, Won ra7i uncn, and learn a lesson ~
wisdom. The very caterpillar seeks the
rooJ tia, fosters r. fo- another and similar
state. and moro wisely than nan, builds
us own aeTnlchro, from whence IN trne'
~ = kind of resurrection, it comes forth
new creature in almost an angelic form.
And. now. that which craw'ed, flies, md
[ fnAf WI en- lFN D'i tftiu I'it.'hlNNlf EtD''
fool. sins the. dew that revels III the rich
ray.rrcs--1n emblem Of that paradise
where f-vs he river ofli'r, and grows tha
tree nf rr,, Corll tie caterpillar hav'
been divened from ilz proper element aud
model of lie. ift had never attained the
rnuerfys splendid form and hue. It had
perizhnl worthless worm. Consider her
ways AID he wise Let it not he said th1s
% IRE moro negligent than worms, ard
+ a your reason Is less available than their
ias,iart As often a the butterfly f,iA
&C ,ss your path, rememter that il whiS'
nee in It's fieh,--''lice for the Future"
With his the rraarher closed hls dee
r-urss: bur 10 deepen the impression, a
hu,,orfv directed hy the Hand whirh
gridss atke tive sun ard an atom In ita
c~urse. fin,tarod through The church. as Y
commissioned bv Heaven 10 repent the tx.
hnrtation. There was neither speech nor
language, hut i's voire was heard saying
% the gazing audience--"Live for the
Future"
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/ TELL YOU JOIN-TdERE NEVER
WAS.
BY SEBASTIAN sALApE-

BY SEBASTIAN sALADE.
tell yon John-,herp never was
Another girl like mine;
On twolikp her Fen sure the sun
Could not aft rd to shine!
Yes, John. she is the greatest girl
Fer walked beneath the skies;
None ever had such rosy cheeks,
Nor none such prely eyes!
She has a smile for all around,
So Gladstone and 50 free,
But then, Of course, she always keeps
Her sweetest smiles for me,
She IS 50 good and kind at heart,
So pleasing in her way;
Oh! she's an angel-wth form
Wrapped round in robes of clay!
NV chormrr boasts no lordly name,
Nor can she boast nt pell;
But, John, shes got a heart thatis
A fhrune in itself.
A fortune that will Weld delight,
Long after wealth has flown;
The best Of ali is, lohn-she says
That fortunes all my own!
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MY LUCK.

sBy Robert HoUe GonId, Esq, Of Conn
Iknow that am celebrated! l do not
blush to confess il. Its not my fault
cannot help it! | am perfectly aware that
am chronicled in sto'y, invoked in son g.
and imrnor,alizcd in comedy. know You
have heard of me ten thousand times
but am not to tiamp-"Its my Iuck!'
There never lived man who naturally
and instinctively shrunk from tame with
so much sensiliveness as myselt-yet thus
l have had it thrust upon me-. ! can on
ly rppea,--"Its my Internal lurk!"
Itannot endure this STATE Of things any
longer, | must "hurst ont" in regard 10
nv sufTrrings; must lie something
done. or shall ceruinly g mrl!
III call public meetng-l'll appeal to
the Lrgislatnre-il change my name
I'll get divorce f.om this cursed fate that
follows me.
know I'm excited; feelit. Eut, con-
found it! wha. else can you expect! ln-
deed need your indulgence, i want your
sympathy. SymTofhy' Why | "ever
met with such thing in my lir, except
from one individual, and he died the next
day.
But It IS not sufficient that I am misera.
ble. am not allowed to IuXuriatp quiet
" in my own wretchedness, and wrap my
mi&pres around me, as they wple widows
weeds My woes are dragged before the
puhc my own private sorrows are made
the theme OF general mirth. My agonic1
are considered to be mnst laugh1hIr comi-
calities. | have myself seen o thousand
people grinnng, hyena-like, over the
wrptchrdncss Of Guy Gooduck, as por-
trayed l.v some inhumnn wretch OF conn
edian. That diabolical farce, that ident-
cal comody. is the veritahe transcript OF a
few brief PAGES, extracted at random from
the record of my ifr. I wos the victim
oc the machinalioNs Of that Odd, in
fernal, dabolicaI John Jones!" lam that
..rash and most unfortunate man." there
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-24

and braa Il ome. IN the mean tine yon
ssa how well you can rfeite your lessons.
The ext uiorning the boy brought pc
lure. snd he had committed his lesson, The
teacher uarmiued hun lo draw amap. The
tus snir.t wa touched. The boy felt hs
was understood. lie began 70 love h.s
tsarhrr. He Ieeame fond Of his books.
ilp took drliyh! in gratifying his teacher y
his atliuine-s 70 bis studies, While Ihe
,eacher ,11s every opportunity TO eneou-.
Hpa him fn De natural desires. The hoy
,.lra,ue oap nf the frsi scholar and gain
sd lhs medal before he lelt lhe school. A.
ter ,hfs he lrcsmr an pugraver, laid up
money euourh ~ GO 10 Europe. studied The
vr.kz of od ua-tsrs, sent home piodur'
tons roa, hs own pencil which found a
rrsra in zo1,a Of the best collections OF
r,ir,iq-s aud d SOW one OF the most pro-
,,.s-p.- artists oi h.s ys1rs in the county
Ef,sr ,hc OF aojaed the medal, he sent
,5- tearha- hsa0t'ul picture as a token
,,r rssneru and while he was an engraver,
~. teacher received frequent tokens n
roouau.a regard; a1d iuuhl not, this tsy,
he G.efs tla. lhalteacher. by the IudlcicuS
eo-ona-emel; he gave 70 ,hs ainral Turn
of his mind. b. had ag-fat moral and
sgfu.nsl eff rl On his character.