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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

n WISH t. sen 80 lfoBsE AND LOT stu
j aied on Ne llaitt street. ii ClarIesttWtE This
property II ID good eond'tic6, AMI, nay b cc1ve-
l1iehliy occupied e. Nc slinci DW1AIinfs, each
having - oah kitehen and yard. L las "a excel-
lena H1ldeh3 discern eoIn-h house stable aud meat.
horse, and IS near The best wafer ia lo4h TIE
terms willhe made cas- ~ paIi wanisd il hand
Appiicasioa mas lt made tp myself OF Dr.! J. j HI
SraAfrH. Ell STNAIEHaA
Ian - ifSla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Mance,s SarsapariIIa.

Vegetable or Blood Pals for Purifying lhe Blosi,
d ENJOYING bile, correcting all disorders a he
IL stpmach and bowels, cosHFeness dSspepsiay
swimming in 1he head, &c. Persons Of full habit
vic arg subject 10 headache gddness dawsiuess and
singnglin fhe ears, arising from too grcat flow Of
blood u the head, shoald never be withert rhe as
many dangerous symptoms viii be entirely earGca ef
BY theil immediate use. - $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

an WEE COUNTY Court Z
M Mar TEksL 1872
Samuel seolav CosiPtaixss;5.

IN THE COUNTY coERT. 1
Mar TEk,ts 1872
AGAINST
0eQrge Rernoias Eommiifee AdraiHisrsk1rde bonis
npa with he viii Annexed of Michael .sboo. de-
ceased Joseph III Rodes and Mary Anu bis Wifi,
Mary Elizzheth Rodes Henry Clay kqtes and
Emma Frances Rodes. lssid Mary ~. Henry
CLAY, and Emma r. heing illia1t ehii1gen af said
Lpeph IL Rpdes, and yiie1 E1s;aFd s. Bell, laIe
Administrator viii The viii annexed q Mary La
4 bpo, deed, and George Murphy Afa inissraisr
&c h0ais n0n wlth the vii ANNEXED ol "a afy L.
IN CHANCERY
THE defendane. Edward S. Bell not h1Eing en-
I y tered his appearance and given sssnrilv at
earing % ihe Aef of Assembly and the of his
Corrt and i appearing by satisfactory evidence,
thai be IS nor an nhabilant Of his CominohwealiA,
i3erdcrsd That the said deiendant do Aprear here
on the rst day of The next August Term and answer
the Bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy of this If
der g forthwith inserted 10 some Newspaper pub
lisiled IN The Coenty Of JeIeFsoh, for tro months
snscessigely posted a The font door pfe Court
House Of this COUNTY
a copY-TSste
Msy2i, 1870 r. ~ MOORE ClrTk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
"A Colmfortabie DweIIinc,

With all Ontbuildings and a number Of tie cboic-
est Fruit Trees. And on THE ether is large CABl-
NET SHOP, which can Re used for that purpose,
or converted into fine store or school-roeln. The
terms, which will be easy, will be made Known BIZ
application "a either OF the undersigned Posses
sion given on'ille iirst day ht April, 1913
WIN SaORFTil
Oct q. IafT--n VIM b. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

THE astonishing virtue Of Hances Compound
IL Syrup OF HoaThound, in relieving Coughs,
Colds, Toafseness. Splitting Of Biool, Pearisy Group
Whoopng Cough and Consumption. need indy 10 81
tested u be fully established, Trial o. single hot
l. will eonFiRee the sufferer more Of its GOOD srct
than allith8i could be written IN a month"; Price 81 cia
For sale by SETH s. HANcE, los baltimore street,
Balumdre. Also, by
i L. S. EIclIELBEReER, ChssleSteve
/, JOSEPH G lIAYs, Harpers-ksfry /;
49, II S F0RNEY. ShepheI1s,ownis
DORSEY 4 BoWLY, Az hchss;er.
November q iS4S-fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Valuable ToWn ProperfY

IN &c t0irn Of N5epicrEsioIcM,l 4
FOR SALE
TNEIE undeIsgnedWll sssfat private sale, TWO
IL HOUSES i, LOTS on the Main Stfpet, in
the town OF ShepheFdstown now in the occupancy ot
James Shepherd fhft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
iEkIasslRE AGIENctY.

sir Whtnss 1Hislsox, S Es CoEasr cf BAll..
1rSft ana SbuiN lsrest1 Is do authorized Agent ID
asf city be Balsfhore p receive Euhscs ptiora Ad-
vsfii.eraehts tat oEh Tile aFsee Press, and Ii d6ay
ssf The ps pr IsTess e all can Be found cn Gle 81 kEsf
#iaaes. WHIT Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
FOR Co,.gils esAd 1oEtls

TTSE Hanee's Compound Syrup Of Efoafhount !;
u for Dyspensia Liver Complain, Impure BLOND.
cosisseness 6r Singing IN the Ears, bis Sarsaparl
ii or Blond ps,and rot Hparseness Sore ThEsat, or
slight coldsiry HaDces Hoaffound Candy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
List q Ertttrs

ID EAfAIlV7llts g lhe Posi- lIlcc q cb aflns.oun,
~ Jsasssen cg9rsEs- Va, on " soA day q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

ETNI1E 6uNFtFlp eIs Nestcllll alIsll q I1t
y pablo that theF have opened ! GROCERY
establishment It the Depot, where theg haEe sap-
piled themselves with every article suitable 10 Inc
creature eoulfens. They viii epauaefats sg1ss Of
the art;cles on haad, viz 49,
Flcuf hy The barrel u pound; A4ss
Barnn Com Meal
Herring, Mackerel and Shad " he btls dozen !:
Sugar, all kinds; CcEee and Teas, alilquzlities;
LiqeoFs pf all kinds
Soaps ana Cahalsss4s
5 Lead, Nails, W hstSione Is. 6sc. Sc; IL
Togsile5 with every hing uss isl ana Substantial;
Il 81 which diet will dispose Of on teF8&s and pFi
~Nholesale and Reiail--as cannel 9Aif 70 give
- sctfor CAlbaud examine The sisie4
I'D ILL., III & nj W. MOORE. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
!. NnzIcE.I

Ii. persons are warned against shoSsing, hunt
n. ikg Or passing oFer The farm cpmrnaAfy known
BY he ziamc 81 Frataes fasIn which Tho Subscriber
has pure based from Mathew Frames Exec ntors adj
Joining Charieskown jefferson eouhty An persons
irespassng On said let II land viii prosecuted
for The same JAMES +. RANSOM. +
April s. 1919. sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

4NlA{lI It1F
rss onfy ens Obiecf;bb j, sssa i1ers, says e.
ard chat $ - :. 81 ying some
Ne'sa nAnaed chf'8ssr e. - PIT up with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Yqrces ,SqrsoBQriELa Blond ilfs
Caution isltheF Parent Of Safety.


Caution is the Parent of Safety.
FTOwIoiteh do We ses persons s1ietedi VIM d
u IL slight Cough and CaId. who 20 a neearriioe
i until i settles % their aags, and brings on AN At
TACK o. PULMONARY CoNSUafpTfoNs which
may esenr1ally cause teif DEATH sfhe y illet had
procured h0Ells n - z si s4odK ss6i Isiia
Hance's Compound Syrup Uf
Hoarhound, 4 u ~. $50. =,
il tie beginning they neref weuld haye sxperienref
any III Tesis from tsir Cough. b1t have bssn cured ii
e iinn1detey Thdefo1s alllihos8 wlo arc lgnebled
with slight cough VIII olieet that delays dan
geTois fnT what may appfnr trivial in he Is ginning
m7y lead % the most dread l canseqfnfess HancelS
Compound Syrup q Beafhcdhd may Sc u3edb persons
il The most deiieatp Stale ufhealb wfli
is effect on the system, nllhhush c1rain very
mid. Price 30 cents per boliIe For sale BY Sk4if 81
HANcE los Bdlfndfe street, Ballim0ie aa1 N az
as b41s 4 - u 5. ElcHELBERGERI chafleSfoun<
go 49,. JQSEPH g HAYS, HarpeFs-F Ferry Il
ktkFA sts 3 FOHNEY. 6iiepl9fdstoa1i /;
EsIZe8 j - g DORSEY 3 BOHELY tHghchesler
N9EepeeE lsis-nly iEi4 sess |k6kE .shctz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

4 girl siliast rsg'
81 b0ay slse do5s d, $ -. aaSry bscanse
~ pps sbe iashiob t5s /, ,. s esF lover
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

i 1 a GEvrfE HtST. IA spruce youne mar,
4gallanting his Intended, was ccnyersing Up.
Idn ths late'tafnhpt, when lid remarked that
She wished NJ was atie to rnaintain all The
factory girls 10 Lowell for six months lie
would doit to pscrrns their rotarningito tho
lraiIlsls Hisfaif one, who I'LL now had been
\ silent iistensr 70 bis patriotic discourse,
replied with /, sigh All, kir. I wish ybu
We're AbleEto IHaintain one bf them-p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Proclaim Il to The world.

Ht1ATt HaEcgs COnpoaaa Strip efl Z7eayipsDa
i. isswfthout exception oreEagg efatipn ne fDok
safe and speedy euEe for all diseases aFsing from
Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately negectcd, Toe
OFTEN END IN cONSUMPTTON. 4 =
II Hanee's Compound S ytap d HoaFhoand IS tateh
on The first appearance 81 Cough, i will inlnetiatey
cure il, and Tie sufferer from an untiEney grave
Price 50 cents per bcttleE OF Sc 80 for SIX tctIrs
HaRce ) SRrSdPQriild or Bi60d pilis
u OR Purifying The Blood and curing DyspepsisI
il A fcwdoseSof these Pills taken 10 tevac1sfe
he bowels freely and then regulated 50 a 70 kerpn
bowels slightly OPEN win cure the wogsi eases Or Dys
pepsis. PFice IS CENTS per box. - -
The above are foT sale By SETH s. ~
Charles and Pratt Streets and rs BasiHose street. ~
/. s. EIcHEIBERceR thariefioTr.
fS JOSEPH G HAYS, ifia9pefs-Ferryf
444s IFS F0RNEY. Shephsislsfown
DORSEY 3 BOWEY1 SFincheste r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE Fair CEYl


GH0ULD pay ;att<ntion 10 he fallcuf1uIs.<
~ Hzafss lSgeiablc 'i's ~ 5fng tht Bsao(
Fef females these pun re mo4t tgu exc sIet. ~
r. preYalsnt with lie sex depIe.sio5 q Epri,s. Srii
ness of sight, nefsods neclic1f b0iohst binpI3s sn
bloom sths eon,Piszion frict ce'|i ia. n
ITANcEs csnpouns s7;s ~ b /, !.
q EoneI 6dS spIiii1t 81 81 Az, ' ;.,, =.
lion Sess nov 80 ven EN- lid tl6'i Z. CIV k.
ses.zfy r etsif Ehele i ezn bephirin{f. -
The Ahoveiate Ipr sae by Seth s. tancr los a.I,i
more street. b4llinSre EIs5 81 q q.
- a FLINT. tharlfssorn,
JOSEPH g. HAYS IIafpeir- rerrs 4
( " teilI "A II s fQRfEY. 11IlII1Io1H
ElI $50. ,a3s Qsfs'y RoiFt Vin>te,'f<
q. -
Odd Fellovte' lliethl,n' 4
TUS1 received dldI a. kai'l ln..,. <. -.
Y END s',he1tilnie Rer.lis ,fhiel FI ~ s. ,,I.I
% sell at Manufacturer 6rIcds ~
NfAf ANDERSEN & 60
IIsrrcrs- FeEf, June 4, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

i FILL Sock d china and class ware Stone
~ and Earhern Crockx; Tn ware b k(a Ut91as
faenfe. f<s1rs 81 EepuNNINGTQ2S.
DanniDSicz's Dspot, June " 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

no nisase 4 sober man q drunkard
Mn 4 wife who will scold him every
enies home, than| stoEm at her son
rDsa over the skillet handle, dab
snoiita and then drive them al
Gem Will abroonas lsck.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

lEt HI An Irsshnan, ON Arriving Ia this
ee1ntty, took d fancy to the Yankee girls.
and wrote to liz irifs. Is follows sDoar
Moral hoss slielsnehpi5 Kues arc Is In.
fprm yoa that i died yesterday, and hope
Sou are enjoying the same blessing I Re.
I enmend youito marry Jenny O Rpurke,
take good care Of HE children = 8 rom
loving aifsctionata hIshsnI till death /"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

I Am : trI,s II a ! x so 81 5 sa.l
&: s. What I xsfr az 4 s'
u mus hapfibs aisr
eateat Will nv ,r,,,a what /
sss e ny pride i. IS "a si; a. 4, ehfy
Ny hHtbs spels. Il i,'is s ! : pqhss
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
The Home OF Jeaay LIND

On the road to Stockholm lies anna.
unPretendlDg nest, Identified with r.,-.
genius--wiIh one who bids fair I, g.
Iionlse the world Of song-one who IA. +.
wild daisy by the wsyside, a d" wee No..
crimson-hPPet flower" who mist. h -
moment have been driven By he n.
" amang the stour' save for her sellr-.,.
ton and indOmitable perseverance. P..-
raj as herself, simple as her nsns. II.
abode of Jenny Lind's Old parents-s--
sent to them in their old age. a flisI ~.
to those who bestowed no especial para
care upon her.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Don't Quarrel,

One Of the most easy, the most common,
and most perfectly foolish things in the
world IS to quarrel, no matter with whom
man, woman, or child-or upon what pre-
tence. provoeation, or occasion whatsoever.
There is no kind OF necessity in it, no man
ner Of use in it, and no species or degree Of
benefit to be gained By it. And yet. strange
q, the fact may be, theologians quarrel. and
politicians. lawyers, doctors, and princes
quarrel. and the State qusrrels; nations and
tribes, and corporations, men, women, and
children, dogs and cats. birds and beasts,
quarrel about all manner Of things, and on
ell manner Of occasions. &c there is any
thing in the world that will make man
feel bad. except piAching his fingers in the
crack OF door, it is uaquesiionably quar-
rel. No man ever fails to think less Of him.
self after than be did beiors---it degrades
him in bis own eyes, and in the ewes Of
others--and what is worse, bIunts his sen-
sibility to disgrace on the one hand, and in
creases the power Of passionate irrilability
on the other.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
FnithfnI ehsep-aer

We have heard an snscj0.s cOrno.
with the Inverness floods which IS Vr-
recording. The scene IS ne I'VE. tor--.
near to Brahan Castle. man SLAM, l1t-.
200 sheep were Past1fing-so la. VIA
the swelling river changed TIE dry a1-
into a deep swamp, all were IN 'n1-l'-.
danger Of being drowned; lbsr' vas
possibility Of reaching them; and ID -r
dilemma a faithful Coily was sent Too. o.
told that the sheep required hls az IT.
hardy beast soon breasted the 0,i.oV'' e.
tered the island, and tearing down
ton Of the enclosure tia, P,nnsd 10 -'
fcck, he drove them to the only safe So
keeping watch snd ward round asa \.
two days, until the uyeF sCosdsa ~
enough to make the lords Passao-'.--.'
rerHssS Courier.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Aes;sr and HaPpiAsss.

Action is everything TO man. A'' -
is always diligently employed, never l' z
sour disposition or feels that dean 5 '..'.-.
him in The face. He really .lves an 60
lows himself. A man may ss vel be , -s'-
as to be sluggish, incident and lazy . "..
is such a creature good for Who vii ..-
him? respect him. love han W. r. =.
see a man day after day. slowly vs.,
through the street with folded arms o. y. =,
his hands in his brsecheS pockets. e. =. y
not avoid him! fyOu come Up wa ". -,
as you always will, i'Passins Tie San an m N.
YOU cannot afford 10 walk hls sI4'''
pace. and so you hurry on.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

hSfat hsn,aare
hffsr the grand and br;Ffs.,, IA
by Prince sehwaftzeno.,,~,,s. gwen
Ambassador at Paris, in he w.. ,nsos.Iissl
.celeoIauon OF the marriage d NJ ~,
with Mania Louisa, al which Il. r2e
and many iliustrious persons we'd nPe'o
lis well known that rnost 'e'sn'
fire broke ont 10 one Of he ,s,seuT
ouIid'nss erected for he occasion. h. 80:
the young and beautiful hostsss - :, sn'''
raj other persons were burnt h Al 81 i
Others. seriously injured. One of III az
roTs at this ball WIS the then ia i,' ''''e
Duchess Of Savoy. Cangnan ,oo aSN'ss'
Charles Albert, the ex-king or So
This lady, prevented by The sreat co INA.
from getting out in time, fSund ss' '..Is'e'
one OF the saloons burning on all - Z"
When in this most perilous sltua,;,~ >,
almost sutfocaled, she was acciden,,l,,- M ~
covered by her courier, wso ,s.a -
rushed through the flames into tta-.'9
look his mistress in has arms. ,n5 Ia,
from a window on the frsr 49, -
ground. Her life having been ltr, , = .-'
ulously saved BY the courage OF her =, -,- =
ieT, she, Of course, paid him All -. -
care and attention during his lines -, 80
when he had recovered from l;s ,-,.i -le
she married him. He received afs,v .,l-
from some Italian Prince, the lilleofC-+r
Montelart; ard ever since they have - -.
living together, but not very hspp..y = !
various parts Of the Continent, and s,s a.
in Paris. '''
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
LITERARY EXAMINES
.i, A !. en- hi. Ls-, ., sigh.

sitltcn cr his Les - s'sa'' sees 4
fp,,r, tl,e oxford fditfon Of Miltoh's weiks.f
- - "a E-sss t4fz - tt-ff-'f' go -
80. q 4 am old and blind. -t.1@
Men point Ut me as smitten iy Gcd's Howl,
Affiicted and deserted by my kind.
!, -@lt. - Yet am not cust down
-. 49,. 5.as am weak, yet strong;
Imurmur not, that l. no longer SEE; -
paor' oid. and heIple 80, I the more belong, ,
- :. Father Snpreins TO thee. =
o mereiful One. 81, .,....s. 4,
When men are farthest, then Thou art mos'
4 near: l.,.s ..-.l - - -
When friends pass by, my weakness 10 shun'
Thy chariot hear. -' Z. .-.s-
Thy glorious face
Ia leaning toward me, and its holy light
Shines ia upon my lonely dwelling place
And there is no more nigat.
ON my Bonded knee.
recognise Thy purpose, clearly shown;
NV vision, Thou hast dimmed that may see
Thyself. Thyself alone.
Ihavs nought to fear;
This dark ness 10 the shadow Of Thy wing;
Beneath IL / am almost sacred-here
Can come no evil thing.
Oh. | seem TO stand .
Trembling where foot Of mortal ne'er hath BEEN
Wrapped in the radiance from Thy sinless land
Which eye hath never seen
Visions come and go;
Shapes of resplende Mt beauty around me throng
From angels lips | seem to hear the flow
OF soft and hoy song.
IL Is nothing now,
When heaven is opening on my sightless eyes
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow;
Tbs earth in darkness lies.
In purer cline.
My being fills with rapture---waves Of thought
Roll in upon my spirit-strains sublime
Break over me unsought.
Give me now my Tyre.
| feel the strings of a gift divine,
Within my bosom glows unearthly FIRE
Lit by no skill of mine
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Tse Chances Ia ,lnu,mo,,

The Belgian statistical docunen., VIZ
have been kept with great care ia ..
country, show that the aunus. rg..-.-
marriages, regard being had to The rr..-
Of the population, usinlsins cJrss--
the same PIOPOrtIOns-nay, that VIZ,
less even than the number Cf DEAN,
though this latter event IS not Ike r.
former, an act Of the will. Butm5-s Ia
that, not only the number Of mana,
continually recurs, bot the pl0p5rto r
bachelors marrying sPins;ers. bachs.on ls-
Tying widows, Wid0WeTs and va-
widoweIs and widows even, pe!psua..,z
appear; and these les, UNIONS. noxs,-
few in number. manifest q lsInsr, abb
tity, Of which there exist lew sIolya.
stances in statistics. Indeed he hanna
Of ages IS so general, that il Amos seen,
as il severe penalties had been s73s-
by law 10 marriages between psr.1,
disprOpoTtionaie wears. Ihrze Lssr.-
standing prominently caf roma .1s So
res Of studies, induee VI. l-a.slsi TO COZ
clude that the libsTHm aTjiHua, as '5- B.
social phenomena are concerned, s .ssg-
ed within very narrow limits, ,sa-
point Of fact, indisPuiable Is &. nav be- "a.
esch individual. il IS efaced, ali r,ral,
without any PercePdble etisc. shea -s O.
servations embrace mankind .n he Tsv
for man is as soc:able or tie one -slt r.
be is selfish on the O,heT--hs yo.r-..-.,
renounces a great part Of BIS irt.v1.a. C.
prices, pleasures. feelings. 1rl L,5-v. be-
order TO form an alIquo. Pa!l OF s.gl.:s-
society, the circle, the city, CT ,ae rs-yl a
which he belOngs.-PTOsy. On. RE.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Doesrsue sf ~. Jsha'

Some tire before the decease o. 80. IA
loved disciple. Ss was 50 ell 4 ss,so, ,.a-.
age as to Be carried 10 'i 80 ,ov .9ry
es; snd being unable to ~, :, On ms.
discourse, bis custom was % - "a ore
occaslons-" My dear children, 10, a.
another" On being asked why :.
them only one thing, be an'"'
Nothing else is needed.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

The best provision father can make for
hts children, is not hoard Of silver and
gold, but entailing upon them the blessing
of the Lord that maketh rich, and addeth
no sorrow with it. 1t is true that real re.
ligion does not descend by inheritance
Yet the family Of good man has many
spiritual advantages, derived from his in
struction, example and prayers.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

How extensive and diverse IS 'ns I i..-,..
/" bill of fare from train OIL to U'-' e..
milk; from bread Of rye TO tho mes g.. =, Rs.
en-; from shrimPs TO nHtle' snG ~.
nine sirloin to that scme Of ei'iil, -,o,.,. t,
iigot OF frog. Excess in saIins S ;'s.'sD.y
vastly wider mischief ih,n does aS'''-'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

Laziness grows on people; il begins in
cobwebs and ends in iron chains. The
more business man has to do the more he
is able TO accomplish; for be learns to econ
omise his iime.-JHdgs Hale.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Depre-sien OF Spirits.

1t is constitutional. We cannot cure
depression OF spiri's in ourselves. far less in
others. IL is the cloudy weather Of the
soul. which cannot be all sunshine without
drying up its fountains Of thought and
whitening its produce.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
rr,e.p, ard PrssiiSr.

A mother .dmOnish.ng Der son ~, ~. Re
about seven year, Of .gsl. tod h,m -, us.
should never defer OIL t2-Ino'lO 10 rs.
be could do to-day. The liiile eur u,, ,.,s,a.
DIisd~aThsn, mother, let's e'. he ''
der of the plum Pudding io-n'sh''
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

A lady wrote with diamond. on psns
Of glass 80 b
God did at frat make man upright. but he
To which gentleman added
Most surely had coniiaued so. but shs--
49,, Boston Posf,
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A GOOD name is valuable as 81 . .-
msnt Of usefulness. Ii gains a nan ! as ,.ss.
force 70 bis advice. authority 20 DIS ~
and ipfusaes 10 bis example
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TAE Love % fENSr.-I.s .-se.. -
pervsdes every C.asso. society Us.-ss- .
poet Young are beautifully eIP.rz7'e Of. ,-s
iveTsal passion:
The love Of praise, how en- J1rceaf.s
FLOWS more on less. AM TtigIs Ir ever ''.
The proud 20 gain %. tots on cd r.--.-.
The modest Shunit, bUi 90 make b sure.
n aids the dancers sail. t-e vr.'-I's -r -
And heaps the plain with u.ol mans o. o. Pei.
No ends l. here; Il ulds VITA sa1.- r-l--
Shines on our hears NJ g..-,rs -- .lI .a...-
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