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TIiIRTIa eth CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House OF Representative


PENALTY FOR pIsoRpER HOUSE.
Mr.. SYLy' trER submitted . proposi,ion-whsrea-,
indgnity has been offered to this House God personal
rsncone taken place between two Of it's smbers and
whereas it proper to guard against euch
In future therefore resolved that the commits. thu
rules report within days as to the proprety Of
standing rule something TO the following effect Any
member VINO shall have been engaged in personal rem
ooDtre. In the presence Of the House snail due
csrssinueDt Of the TACT be expelled and be insg bic
Representative ofhe State from which he elected -
Objections made In several qusrt.rs; whereupon
Mr SYLVESTER moved Suspension OF the rules
The SPEAgEh informed Mr. Sylvester that no su-pep-
sion of the rules was necessary
Mr. HoUsrON, Of Alsbams addressed the Chair.
The SPEAKER asked Mr. Sylvester whether he had any
thing to say
Mr sYLYEsrgR understood TO ssy that he had not
MIR HoJsTos-l des re 20 offer . amendment
Mr. sYLvEsTER-I have not yirlJed the floor
The 5PrlErB The Chair Understood the gentlemen
that be Lad nothing tossy
Mir HousroN--i want TO offer amendment that
lny mefnbc who gives insult 10 another ehs also
be expelled ttls ha j propoee TO debate the rsso
luton
Mr. c J. INeERsoLL win the gentlemen allow me to
say wordl
The sPEAxER--The resolution goes over as the gen
tlemsb IRON Alabama ex presses wish TO debate "
Mr.. lNcsssoLL-I want to strike out the ten day."
The srrsKkE--The resolution goes over.
PUBLIC LkNss
alr. SLiNeEELsSD offered a revolution, prcfsced by
preamble intructins the Committee tho Public Lands
W inquire into the expediency Of sporting bill selling
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BALTIMORE, March Ia


The Herald and the Treaty-Arrest of sup
posed Marderer-Taylor and Clay Selling Lii
quor on Sunday, &c.
The Herald of yesterday morning, containing
by surprise, and is read this morning with uni
versal interest However, II was looked for, as
matter of course, to appear first In the INe,r
York Herald; and the country will not be sur
prsed to fad it already spread before them in its
columns
iellew named Henry Costello, alias Dutch
Hen, with matt dozen other aliases, was ar
rested yesterday morning, on positive evidence
that he was the blood Thirsty villain who shot
Hughes and Sutton he ire riot of Sunday
last. lie Was keeper o! the New Market engine,
and singular as II may seem, his predec essor IN
that office now cOntlued III the prnltentlary
a conviction tor nanslaughter.
The grand Taylor demonstration has been
postponed until Monday next, and no time has
yet been named for the great Clay mass meeting
The act 10 prevent the sale OF any kind of spi-
rltuous liquors on Sunday IN Baltimore, has
passed the Legislature, and become Il law OF the
State. that cur Sunday topers will have to fiji
their bottles Saturday night The larges,
business of tavern dealers Is transacted on sun
day, and the law has stirred up quite vigorous
opposition among them.
Friday next Is ST. Patrick's day, aud do n OF
see any sign among the sous OF Erin OF prepare
tions being made for its usual Observance. The
Oliver Hloernlan Society will, presume, have
their usual festival on the occasion.
Our theatres are all closed yet, and amuse.
ments in Baltimore are unusually scarce, not
wlthstandlng the merchants are commencing to
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Political Iuteliipence.

GsN. SAM HoUsToN, ex President of Texas
to address public meeting, at tho fremont Temple,
Boston last evening, Uhe l4sb.)
NGw HAMPSHIRE ELrcrIsN The annual election OF
Governor and officers Of the State government in New
Hampshire, was to take place yesterday.
MAYOR OF RexBuRY-Gen. II A 8 Dearborn,
Monday elected Mayor OF Roxbury, Mass. He
Taylor man.
VorERs THE INTERIOR CITIES OF New YoaK-The
following 1, the vote cast for Mayor at the elections
which took place Tuesday last Buffalo 45Si; Ro
chester s97; Troy 1888; Syracuse 2065 Ut:a ,s62
THOMAS CoRwiSSANp Henry CLAY.-The wings Of
Logan county, Ohio, stsy held meeto at the Court
House, In belefontaips, at which, after dsnouncing
loco TOGO measures generally, and the addition Of terri
tory particularly. approving of the whig nominee for
governor of the State and resolved that Thomas
their choice for President ot the United
states although they behed in Henry Clay the eloquent
orator aud the iucorruptbe statesman aud would vote
for him he got the nomination, and consented to run
might be the candidate selected by the whig national
convention
INTEREsrIrG TO CANDIDATES zen OFrrcE. -Ths grand
jury Of Rohland county South Carolina have presented
the custom pursued by candidates for public others Of
giving barbacuss and treating at public places This
represented as dsbasiug and ccrruPng the morals of
their constituents, the community around them, and
producing such state of things alt osehsr to exclude
the honorable the talented aud high inded poor
man. from occupying sny Oh OF pubic trust honor
in the district
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WASHINGTON, March l3, 1913
AHnirs IN IYashin gton

The Herald of this mornings arrival takes the
premium IL went off like the telegraph. The
vote is said to be the same as the journal has
given upon the treaty.
A comm ioner is to go down with the treaty.
The Senate will have that matter before them to-
morrow Louis McLane, OF Maryland, will pro-
badly be the man.
The ten regiment bill is at once to be called
up, and it will be passed, as persuasive to the
Mexicens to accept the treaty
Major Graham, who on Saturday night last
left with the news of the adoption of the treaty
by the Senate, carried a copy as amended, with
him but there his agency In the negotiation
stops. He also carries instructions TO General
Butler.
MAJOR General Quitman and family leave this
city this afternoon for his home at Nachez,
Mississippi. w.
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IL ia said that General Pierce Of New Hampshire has
resigned his mission In the army and resumed the
practice Of the law.
The Chicago papers give notice that the Illinois canal
Ia completed aud thst water will be in IL through its
whole length for boats At the opening Of navigation this
spring.
Tbs canal is In good order TO Newtown, Hamilton
The water will be let in above that wednesday.
There will be delay, the boats cannot reach that
point before that time.-Harrisbrs Cor. Ledger
The cashiers vault ofthc Exchange Back ofvrsnia,
ut Petersburg, tAs been entered clandestnely and
81 8 00e in notes e. olsn from It
The Hudson Gazette, OF the llth inst, ssys:-On
Thursday 1t raiued until just at dark, when IL COM
menced wing, aud continued through the night,
the weather in the meantime coming of very cold and
freezing On Friday the travelling very bad hard
crust having formed on the soow. through which the
horses broke at every step The roads are now be gin
ming to be a little more pas,abe
The Friend, Of Honolulu, $. contains an account of
the death, on board whale chip Navy May 22d OF viii
liam Jackson, bta1teertr belonging to Staten Island.
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9% sssS @ B. asiss
siS yst Do s j. s wa Jones'
sss1Ss ash IA o sR. Sa:ea
N.wgoI; florence woodward aps,shsols Sfs. I siS..
g .h. ss
os F.Sss
hS f sS gasiS S.T o
Ohio iST rfD ss B:y s onsy spa
bnks True Man Doaae Babadoss; Alabama OIoard Havs,
81 e r:sf T
% Lew Pratt Ss.h s E iy
bark; Gss, lioH s,v :ch Mary htoa brig
b1t1iMS.E aa;ch l.Ar b brig Sally EyaAs VILLAIN.
Laas!I e. SSs;s a;a% S:IsS DAYTON: r. NV YS;i:'
brig bound up Rs'"e -Br seS Ivy Ay.. h.ns. for Hs
1 sp E.ss, sfsa .t ss back
6ss % f 4as Hecs Rio q:
ffs :S RIO q. aa;S ss
BoorssAY, March AR brig Carbee. Anderson. sav.n-
March ii"sfd brig thns stadlss. FilA
a., EA,IrCsT March s-Arr sch. Roanoke Smith, NewYok
SO Dig rnnet Jones Alexandria 4h brig Gypsum Small.
EDsasTGTr M.chsAr .ehr simspssa, New York for
Hole; shr, Buena vs, Sawyer Pankaank River for Ds.
N% xo f. .os sh % w G..
above schr Mary Ellen has got of AID sailed.
GLovcKsrER, March isAn brig Niger Hsrrck surinam.
GEssenToys. G, March s-A5f sshI M.yaowsr Fo.,h
Ms5; ~ ;,ssi ass Pr
Eish%S.d H:ws";SG Wsaf;S: Lowry
pha 'es vi Peters Lord MS.anzas for sosn of Pert
for Medfsrd Heron Small and Joseph, short Newsny,
F.f%. T 1,h Brig !I5 :t dois
Nantucket sr Wilninrton, NC Passed 6y brig Tinsnesr
Rs Mar, n'i' Rs,' yn'H'' F.nl ' Gray
ANi..&si Chase; hence icr n Yo!I '''' "A' sens
NV BEpysss March ll-sld sehr Monitor, Besse. from
NV HAvrr, March le-sid, bark Henry Trowb,idre, w
ladies'; brig Thos TrowbIidge DO
for Povd.nce; Empress Church leans Tor do; 10Th
bark Cha Devess Bailey Orleans; brig Juno, Chase Char
OJlesn,; VIM Wheaton, MsI!n Mobile; Tri,oa nee,
i"S Ns% os a" % ss M :
sp,ague. Card.nas 2l.t nit, Oscar. Coles, Norfolk.
Portland March ll-sd brigs Portland, Matanzas; One
PHIApELrHrA March IA. brigs Philip Hone, joy Pa
:eh eush Titus Port .a rinse fs~a.e Saith Nsw
sALEM March ll-Ar bark Maid of Orleans. Upton Monte
town 18th Globe Small. York Sailed lh, schr Pilgrim.
WILMISsroN, Much s-Ar brig velona nnm. from ia
m,iea schr u,is aga tsse r.m Porto Rico Cla brig
wAslYN, r. i. March Il-Cd brig VIM Henry, Cole. Ma.
tanzas 10th, sid. brig Fanc's lngrsh m. Csrdenas.
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with mdis to Harmony Nephew; Co; lat March. lat 81
oned fsremast gone ,andng long boat
deck stove, sails her main boom hanging the
deck went close her appeared to be ght saw no person
moth ard her lh lat 40 lon 3d. spoke sehr Capital from
81 ponngo Tor Boston, Ennis farnhsm enholen tron Al.
COMPANY from the Straits. Gayacumeli. boz, seansn,
when days out, fell overheard, and drowned
Hambur; brig Andromache Hsnseo uenos Ayres SO days
Danish bg Neord from Rio Jansiro 20 dayout China
Montevldeo 20 days out, Tor Malta:
Brig Olive Aug.r. st Johns, r. II days in ballast, to
m'e L Soa Sa % GTea'
Kurlin, for st Thomas and Baltimore.
Brig Emily, Robinson, Charleston, days, to Durham x
sch Joseph Butler Boadsn st Martins u days with 57s3
bushels salt to fouks Son Left schr Yeso Passport
Wier, Swan, for sgura, 10 days:
schr Ssatee, Nickerson Virginia, 2days.
Scbr Lewis Crouch, Boston, days.
Schr Victoria, Cole, lrginia 3 days.
Schr Oregon, To~er, Baltimore.
Sclr w Marsh, Var Name, Virginia.
Sehr SABINE, Smith Thoma,ton.
Schr Harvest, Frisby Taunton
Schr Emene. Bovine New Bedford.
schr Danl r King, Gales, Gloucester
Schr Monitor Besse, Wareham
Below.
Three barks main topssi brig, also ship unknown
Sailed.
Packet ship Hendrck Hudson, London; q w HOpley,
Char eston; Cnsar New Orleans; hudson, dos baks Jas
Boormnn, Norway; Ariana, Richmond Brs zero Rio ia
heiro; Gardiner Asiachcoa; Patriot MontevideO Chatter
Oak Befa.t; Martha Adams, Mobile; Alabama, dos brig
Swan, st Johns, T Il.
March l4th-sunrse. Wind NV meridian NNW: sunset,
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was referred to a selt CT committee to report CON-
plete.
In the House, Mr.. Charlock reported in favor
Of bill providing for the removal of the capital
from Albany 10 the city of New York. The bill
was referred to the Committee of the Whole.
The bills 10 punish seduction and abduction
as crimes, severally passed the House TO. Gay by
strong vote. This is an era III the Legislation
of this State.
The bill prohibiting the cutting and manuiac-
ture OF stone by convlcts in the State prison al
Sing Sing, was defeated In the House to-day.
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Mexican Affairs.
TE.nrn tha Illumination Irninp No

From the Washington Union, March 49,
Some doubts have been expressed about the rstiaca
ton of the treaty The Of the opposition the
ten regiment aud loan bills has to produce
them. Had thoss bis been passed with the necessary
could scarcely be doubt Of the success the treaty
But long there IS doubt expressed upon the SUD
ject, ought W. to disarm ought to relax ut ALI in
exettions Air CritteEdcn advised, in Of his
orst speeches upon the that should carry the
oivs-brsnck in hand aud the sword in the olher
We did notcxacty approve of bic policy \. that tins
fsr is tain that had much Sighting to 20, aud
that The tender OF the would only deceive
that proud aud nbosstipg patton. But now. that
shout to liaten her oyertures, ought not
Too hastily to shsathe the sword No hing has made GO
deep Impression upon her as the Presdents
md Gsn Scouts order Nothing has contributed more
to produce her proposition for treaty Nothing 80
well calculated 10 change purpose the tone of the
you'd tend to counterfeit it's effects than the pas
Of the ten regime Mt bill And, should thu treaty
a,l, and the should have to be prosecuted with
greater vgor, the should be at hand, and more
men ana more money promptly prepared for the COCA
sion.
report hes basn rife through tho streets, for
several days that General Scott has refused to obey the
secresrys order and has arrested the members of tn.
court of inquiry Independently of is extravagant
character is with advicss
est dates for two OF the members (Gcnsrsl Towson
and Col Belknsp had not even arrived at Vera Cruz
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Landed yestcrdsy morning from ship Maid Of Orleans
from New York, "a mes, New York volunteers under
command Of Lieutenant Hill They are q fine body Of
young good looking and very clean in their ap
Captain Crowninshied, with 43 of Massachusetts
volunteers; Lieutenant McLaws. with dstashmsnts OF
4th artillery and sth infantry Cruz Free .1mer
can, FEB 18th.
The U. 8 schooner Louisiana, Captain Holmes, and
the schooner Arisps Csptsa Jones left yesterday for
Brszos Santiago loaded with government storss--N
Picsuune, FEB 81
Colenel Garland, and Lisutsnsnts Ssldsp, johnson
and Longstrest were in Lynchburg Va the sh iast
sword which cost $500 was presented to Major Gid
dings of the LIST Ohio Regiment At Cincinnati the
IN inst. The mon commissioned officers and prvAtss
Of the regiment were the donors
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CHAnLEsToN-Brg Eniy-aes casts rice Fl evsrick-Iss
bag. do Millso9 do Cou coll bales cotton Glib,
5n DO Dord61 do Taylor ich co-tl d. 80 tsces
and 20 bales lard BufkmeyeT0 bbs lard sprague
b,asoc co74 bales Stebbins-t retis lss-
hsr q NJ LeupD ce-st bags heat q wooduE-3 bbs
box Patrick col box = Bowers-i hex Psrtrdge-7S
bales cotton ~ bbls lard bbi Adrs % order
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Eorel.<n l,nuortst.ous.

LEGHoNBark Huma3oO hr chest. oil &C BE paner rs de
mdss II cs auorice zoo bis rags 81 block marble Harms
Nephews Co.'S block 90 Hurenes6 do 400 do slides
Il es do Fsh-r Bird do saee-s psgs straw lat. se
16 DO Maer- DO silks Moran lssl sxs 10 pkx
7tdo strau. Yys. &sor-scsT Stalksr-s pkgsr Ka--a
Vaias-3e schrsEs KoOp- pigs Jsss-3i bxs Fran
ca co6s bis go bis 50 bxs 3s hf BIS 90 50 pgs
1Gjsrs cs 70 order
BUaEos AYHrs- Brig Andromache,Itss hides 48 bales
hair 9 do ~ ms IS baes wool w 9 Pieksrssll
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mAhIrlMa ngTELLiaEgUg,
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Port Of New York, March 10, Is4s.

Cleared.
ships-John stiddy tpsckeD Luce, Liverpool, Ker.
init; Geo Hopley, Benin. Chafle,ton.
brN-Jss hoUfnan, (~wl LOtbnsn thfistians, Norway;
Brs1rero Williams. Rio Jau.iro Barsow Co; srdner
Y9uua, Paachicola Arisna, Mal0ney, kIchnold.
otss- Geo giinf, tUsptn, DRzos IT GO Amer Paten
20, rmnt Prescott Lee. Savannah N Mclrsady u Go.
ochr-Lnwrance Doyle. (8r) Frost, Sc John NIB;
Aun, IopknI, Pctssbu3g. shaw Paine; Burna Vista
hsesali AID Sidney Mara Balls Pniladelpua N Klotts
Peterson, Boston
sioops-Jgmts 4 Long Jones' Provdeace; Lady Fenwiek
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Passengers Arrived.
LrsaeRN-BaIk Euma-A M Shaw
CHARLEsroN-Rrig Emily-T W Cahill, Shepey, Fow.
Ter, Lanbce, J NsIirov. Jonas
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-10
Published by Theodore Schoch.

rpus Jvyo dollars per annum in advance-TWo dollars
marter half yearyand If not paid before the end o
G' sase tsss the
plI he charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra.
discontinued until all arrearages are paid excep
NJ the option OF the Editor. ,;,. H.; -,
exceeding square tsixtcen lines
Iii he inserted three weeks for dollar and wenty-n
n for every subsequent insertion. The charge for one and
,ree insertions liberal discount made to yearly
advertisers -, -,...., - ,,s, ,,.;a
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

Mr. DANIEL, from the Committee Of Clsms, made an
adverse report upon the petition OF George Hx Laid the
table.
Also from the same committee, reported bill for the relief
o. william Hogan administrator Of Michael Hogan, deceased
Read and committed.
M ohoWELL, from the committee, reported bills
Tor me relei q the securities Of EjahJ Weed late Quarter
mister OF Marines deceased for the relief Of Aurea Brere-
ton or the relief ohc lcgalher of John Snyder deceased
and for The relief OF Thomas Scott which several bills were
read andcommited.
Mr. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS speaking in an exceed.
ngy low tone Of voice) understood 10 saS that The nett,
toner had deceased during the Of Congress aud that
the bill should therefore, be amended 50 a. to accrue to the
benefit Of his heirs.
The SPEAKER suggested, the bill was already referred
70 the COMMITTEES Of the whole House, the desired
might be made by them when the bill came Us for
alton.
Mr. CR0WELL, from the Committee OF Claims. made
adverse reports the petitions Of William Harris Charles
Foreman, Eli Ackley Martin l.. Patterson Samuel Reed
William Greer, and upon memorial Of the Legislature OF n
inois. Laid on the table.
Mr. THOMAS, from the same committee, made adverse
reports on the petitions Of Daniel Brown, A. r. s. Hunter
and Marlin Thomas. Laid the table.
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FROM THE RIO GRANpE.

II appears by the Monterey Gazette Of the 18th
instant that the Governor Of that place, Colonel
TIBBATTs, has charged MORALES, the Governor OF
NuevoLeon, with assisting in raising guerrilla par
ties against the United States forces and besides,
that he (Moraes) was not legally elected, according
to the laws and constitution Of the State. Colonel
TIBBArTs further prohibits him from exercising
gubernaoral authority in said State, and all persons
are prohibited from obeying his orders. MORALES
was required by Col. T. TO reside at Monterey, but
the former declined, alleging as reason that the
Government would be without energy in the pre-
sence of an enemy's force.
The same paper states that skirmish lately took
place the road between that place and Sao between
small detachment of ten men, under Lieut. COL Randolph
the Virginia regiment and body of anchcro cavalry armed
with anccs and pistols and said to be commanded by de-
screr from army The enemy, forty in number were
put fight In the skirmish Capt DEAs OF the 4h ar
lcry, severely wounded in the back by thrust from
lance.
The Matamoros Flag Of the 22d has the following:
We hear that information has been communicated to Col
Davenport Of the burning of Captain Capcsirns rancoad
TO have been burnt by party Of Americans citizens Of Ma
tamoros who made into the country That
Americans would be guilty Of such are 10th to be
lcve though scrcdt the information The az
fair is being investigated by Col Davenport and tho
represented il true and the gully can be found out
they viii, as they deserve to be, severely punished"
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELMGENcER.

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DoLLARs payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress averaging eight monhs
the price will be Two Dollars for the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent Cor oneh Of the full chargc
will be made any who shall order and pay for at
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No accounts being kept for this paper, it will not be for
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The LAST STEAMBOAT DIsAsrrR-An extra from The
Gapos Journal gives detailed account of the explosion Of
the steamer Bie Ridge which mentioned in our paper
day or two ago and contains list Of persons who were on
board, far ascertaned from which we learn that the
following are among the killed and missing
William +. Whitaker, dead !, mothcr-in-aw Of Mr. Stew.
art, messing Mr. oyershner, missing Joseph Brulon mis-
sing r Ssnns, dead George Beard, dead Joseph Mil
Ter, missing r. Carpenter missing F. Scott, missing
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JUSTUS COBB, PRINTER,
THE FOUR QUESTIONS.

When belle of sixteen gets sight Of beau.
Shescarcely can peep through the sticks other fan
Her heart all futter, her checks all glow,
She tremblingly shippers out" Who is the MANI
Sweet twenty has brought her to years of dscre-
ton
She bushes no longer, but alters her plan
She thinks of the pocket, the place, the profess
ion,
And looks round the circle with What is the
man -
At thirty, each day that she looks in the mirror,
She sees that some leaf in the rose has grown
wan;
Sees the circle oflovers grow thin, and in terror
She duns the decciyers with Which Is the
man ~
At forty she changes her tune, grows roman
tic,
Finds it pretty to sigh, plays the harp and looks
wan;
Ilauats watering places, and stems the Atlantic,
For the point of her travel is Where is the
man =
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csaz-@z-Ezuv-sr-S=v-zz
"DON'T TALk.n

All men are not calculated TO shine in society
Try means Of conversational powers any more tLan
they are by the possession Of tact and education.
such men NAV nave Il gcntcel address, an ntci-
gent, bright eve, and good ears for listening Lei
such reflect that many friends arr made simply by
listening well. In such cases. don't talk"
When an old man sits down 10 give Won good
advice, relate the experience of his life, with
view 10 warr yoa in your future course, don't
talk" Nou will thus show good breeding, and
viii be quite sure 10 derive more information from
n experienced tongue than from the vain wag
ein- Of your OTn.
If by chance Won have fallen in love with n
dclicate sensitive and romantic beauty whose soul
scars into heaven. and whose feelings seci, COM
n,uion with the bright and beautiful in nature.
roam if possible wiki her inio the solemn forest
or upon the breezy hillside BY the hanks Of muir
luurine streams: but he careful. while hc- soul.
rapt in admiration. bends dcIightcdly in worship,
over all things YOU included that you don't talk,
One word may break the chain of cnchantment
HAT binds her yours and make you lost forever
When the bIrbcr Is shaving You with n sharp.
keen razor. don't talk II you DO. just look OH
for your chin.
N'hen you visit an editor, rnnmaec his pa
pers and look over his shoulders while he
writes II YOU viii, but don't talk" lest, pa
ten @ exhausted, he resent the intrusion by
kicking YOU down stairs.
When Won hear Your neighbors scandalized,
''don't talk" & if equally convenient. don't list
on. When your wife lectures don't talk, -
and you may thus avoid the closing of her ar
rmcnt in the brOomstick When You have
finished any conversation, "don't talk" which
being our case, we stop.-Dollar Newspaper.