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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

In breaking or managing afool, however stub
born or intractablc his temper may be, preserve
Your own Almost every fault Of the brute ari.
ses from his ignorance. BE patient with him,
teach him ard coax him, and you will rule him
in the end, though you must always watch him.
If he is solemn fool, be solemn with him, and
sometimes check him for his lryity. If he Is a
laughing focl, laugh him i'll the face, and ask why
he looks 50 sober But never undertake to make
wiser better or wiser for with the intalible in
stinct of fool, he finds you ont directly and te-
comes your enemy for life.
Pocer'S P'ran. Jomraat.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

Ctt'e for Toothache.-Mr James Bc;'tSon Of
Airdrie, says Cum CORAL, when dissolved Ill
chloroform, forms an excellent compound for
stuffing the holes Of decayed teeth. l have used
it very frequently, and the benefit my patients
have derived from ii has been truly astonishing
The application is simple and easy. clean out
the hole, and mo;Stcn little cotton with the so
luton: introduce this into the docaycd part
and in every instance the rcliefhas been most IN
stantaneous The cllloroform removes the pam,
ard the gum copal rcsistS the action of the sail
va ard as the application is so agreeable, those
who may labor under this dreadful malady
would do we'll to make trial Of it.--ucdicnl
Times IN Jour- Dcnt Science.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

An EXCELLENT ExANHLE-An election was
held in Mobile on Saturday, mdcrthc provisions
OF IN act Of the Legislature, 10 determine whctil-
cr the real e.tite owners of the city would pay 4
tax Of , rcr cent on the assessed value Of prop
c'tv for tire years, in aid Of the Mobile and Ohio
RAJ road Company. The contribution is to en-
titled the payor to scrip in tn" stock Of the com
pany. Those who have paid in>tallmcnts Oh
stock are to be credited with the amount upon
this tax. 1t is computed that the contribution
will amount to two hundcd thousand dollars
per annum, making million Of dollars i'll five
years.
The vote was nearly unanimous in favor ofthe
tax-S.03l as yeas, and noes.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
EXECUTORS SALE.

DY permission of John R. JOY Ordinary oi her
ID shaw District will be sold at the late residence
OF Reddick Moseley, decd on Saturday the 9Th day o
March next. all the STOCK and PROVISIONS be-
longing h, the said Estate consisting of Cattle, Hogs
Corn Fodder and Bacon together with various other
articles, too numerous to mention
will also, at the same time and place hire out lor
the present year. the Negroes belonging to said estate
being nine in number. Terms made known at sale
CRADDICK MOSELEI, ENor.
February 90. lG 't
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
For Rent.
eS MISUNDERSTANDING. ".

William II. lioicynan, Admir- cum tcs. anncXo, vs. D..
K. Kennedy and Margaret. his wife, George lug
El:lS and Harriet g. his WIFE, Thomas Fraser and
Ann +. his wife, II. Elollcynan W. f. IIollcymam
and Mary T. ilolrynan-E to confirm sales for
y relief
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that Elizabeth Hop.
i kinS. daughter Of H. liollrvmau decd: If alive J
aaP her children towiL Wiley Hopkins Nancy Hop
kius joel ll"pkinsamd others whose amu:;rc unknown
reside without the limits Of this State: On motion of
CnESNur& CASTOR Solicitors for Complainant it ORDER
cd that Tic said Elizabeth Hopkins orilShc he dead her
children to-wit: Wiley Nancy and joel and others III
there be ANY, names unknown do appear answer,
plead or dc!nur to the above within three months from
the date Of publication Of this notice OF IN order to
take the same pro c"nso will hr granted against Them
W. II. r. WORKMAN, c. f. X ID.
February 90, 1852, II 3m
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Az Sk'GT'fST.

WILL bc sold on S;lc Day 0Lc first Monday III
w March ncxt) at the Court House in Camden, q;
likely NEGRO FELLOW. 81 years OF age, good
coachman, house servant &c.
Tcrms-A credit of one two, three and four years
personal security, and mortgage Of the property. Per
claScrs to pay for papers.
MOFFAT & MOORE Auctionccrs
Feb H. and Commission Merchants,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
FOR SALE.

VIII he sold on Monday next before the Court House
Door in Camden,
4 FINE NEGRO NAN. about 80 years 3D. good
N Cook and Ostlcr and Coachman.
y GIRL about IL years old, good Nurse and uo''sc
Servant.
Tcrms-A credit Of one two three and four years
good personal security and mortgage Of the property
interest payable annually Purchaser to pay for papers
NOFFAT i MOORE, -iuctrs.
Feb o. IL II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
ESTATE SALE.
Ea Eguity-Ii,.lcuS District


George K. Miller, ~. John VI. Miller and others
TNDER the Decree ofthc Court Of Equity in above
4 case, | will sell on the 2lth February. 1852 At
the late residence Of Mrs. Sarah T. Miller deceased,
Carriage pair Carriage Horses Mules large number
of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Smith Tools Plantation
Tools Wagu!. Household Furniture aud many.othcr
articles.
Tvrpis-Ail Sin:s uIcr go cash, al! over credit
o - mO;!S note and goud security with interest from
day Oi >;;.". JAMES IL. WiTllEItSIOON.
Com'r EIuty L. d
Inn aStCr Ech 1 L.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
FRESH GROCERIES.
A Suit to suit the Times !

YNTIS!llNG t, close out the balance OF nj stock o
w Winter Ready-Made Clothing, will dis
pose ofnIy stock Of Goats, Over Coats and Vests at
cost prices. ALSO.
Broad Cloths French Cassinerrs and Nesting5, AU-
Wool Twecls Satincts, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths, ut greatly reduced prices.
Janr,rv o3 JAMES WILSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
IN EGUITY-kcrsslaW.

IN EH EHUITY-hCrSsaW.
Elizabeth NJ. Alexander by her next friend VS. Isaac
L. Alexander John r. Joy-Bil to substitute
Trustee and for Partition.
y pursuance Of an order Of the Court OF Equity i'll
l. this case made at its last June Term: Notice IS
hereby given unto William II. Gilman, that he do plead
answer or dcmur to the said Bill within three months
from the date Of the publication Of this notice, or in
default thereof IN order to take the pro contesso
vii! be granted against him.
". H. r. WORKMAN, c. L. X. n
Feb 20 l5 3m
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

DY JOHN r. JOY, ESQ, Orl:narr. Whereas
ID Marcy West h2s applied 10 ne l1r Ltitsts 6; Adj
miuiStr,tcn OF all and Singular Tie Goods and Cha;tir
Rights and Credits e. ,Iaaes Nest Late OF tho District
aforesaid deceased These therefore 10 cite and al.
noash all and singular tie kindred and creditors othc
said deceased b. and appear before me at our next
Ordinary. Cyurt for the said District 1t kershaw Court
House on the sst day March cA: 10 show cause, if
av why the said administrator should not be granted
Given under my hand and SEAL this 10Th day OF
Febr,,arv in the year OF our Lord thousand eight
hundred ard .ilty.two, a.d in the 7Gth-ycar Of Ame-
riran Independence.
Heb H. JOHN R. JOY, O. X. n
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
House and Lot at Auction.

EHDltNF sf1Ets ECt u
THE subscribers will offer. for sale, at Auction, on
Monday the first Of March, at the Court House. tic
House and Lot adjoining the Branch Bank, on the
South The Lot is 80 feet on Broad-st. and extends
back to Maket.srcct \ credit of one and two years
will be given, notes and approved security required
MOFFAT &C MOORE Auctionccrs
Feb 81. lis.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
STALLION FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at Chester c. H., on the first Monday
W i'll March. Il fine young Stallion, sired by the cec-
bratcd race horse SAILOR Boy.
SAILOR BoY's grand sire, the renowned Sir Charles,
was the ;best son of Old Sir Archie BY the dams side
he is from Marshal!s imported Spread Eagle, imported!
SHARK Buccphaus, SC. SAILOR BOYhas made some otthc
best time in racing record which can be seen by re-
ference to the Sporting Journals, tron 1896 to lS4O.
The Colt now offered for sale is beautiful dark bay.
black legs manc and tail is three years old and full t-
teen Lands high He is in color form and action almost
perfect picture ofthc old horse. TERMs-CASH
Feb lets j. \. WALKER.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
5'SR SALE.
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

CHEAP GROCERIES,
- UIrTS. SUGAR; 50 sacks RIO C0FFE; mats
i JAVA COFFEE: 10 sacks CUBA DO.
20 barrels New Orleans MOI.ASSEo
- hogs West India DO
30 barrels New Orleans WlI1SkEI
10 do Monongclcla DO
casks old Rye DO 10 years Old
ais casks FRENCH BRANDY
j barrels best LEAF LARD
10 barrels MACkAREL
% barrels Baltimore FLOUR
80 boxes English Dairy CHEESE
10 kits MACkAREI. No
ALSO,
10 baskets ilEIDSICk CHAMPAGNE
10 cases CLARET VINE. for Table use
10 do MADEIRA DO
do PORT DO
20 dozen "BYA LONDOEH PORTER
ALSO
Ginger, pcacIi, Plum and Chow Chow PRESEis' rs
200 quarter ard half boxes SARDlNES
30 cases SALMON and LODSrERS
With many other articles too numerous TO mention For
sale low for cash. to punctual customers on the usual
time. W. I. MoOhr' he' FliS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

MCN1Sl1 IAL l-l<LS14o-''
The following ticket has been handed lis for
publication:
For Intenddnt.
Maj. X. S. MOFFAT.
For WarAens.
c. II. DAVIS.
r. w. CHAMBERS.
i. J. DELAY.
W. G. MOORE.
Camden, Feb. 81.
Mr. EDrToR: Please announce as Candidates
for Intcndcnt and Wardens for the Town Of
Camden, at the ensuing election, the following
gentlemen and oblige MANY VOTERS.
For Mtendam
Maj. X. 5. MOFFAT.
For Worden$.
=. w. CHAMBERS.
W. c. MOORE.
c. II. DAVIS.
HENRY PATE.
Feb. -. 1852.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Kirkvvood Property for Sale.

r5NIlE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and LOT
/ in South Kirkwood. it is one Of the most dcslr;-
bio places at Kirkwood The dwelling is large and
conveniently arrangcd-contains ten Rooms, and eight
fire places al the buildings and fences arc new and
in good condition. Any person desiring to purchase
can call and examine the premises.
!. JOHNSON.
Feb. 3. 10 Jtw
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL bc soil on the first Monday III March next,
W (Salc Day) six likely NEGROES. Terms cash.
MOFFAT & MOORE, -luct'rs.
February 2J II Is
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

NEGRO WOMAN for sa.c.-A likely
" NEGRO WOMAN, about Is years Of age, war
rnntcd sound and good titles will be Sold low for cash
Apply at this office. Feb. II.
EGEs SAEE.-Two FEATHER BEDS two
L MATTRESSES and Two BEDSrEAD5 for SALE
ifappicl for immediately
Feb. lit Y s. MOFFAT.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
ToSEEs Property Gor sale.

WILL he sold, on accommodating terms all that
W VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner of
Broad and Rucdge street. in the Town Of Camden,
consisting OF two OF the best Mercantile Stands III the
town
This property includes the Store Oh the corner at
present occupied hy NJ pruckrr i Co, and Military
Hail. adjoining the former. and occupied by J. S Nc
Caddon, as Shoe Store, and also the Building on
Rutlcdyc Street, occupied by r. j. McCrcght.
The whole property is under lease until October
next and will pay well an investment 1t rents at
present ut l3 per cent on the amount which the pro-
prictor is willing TO take for it.
The above property will be sold on credit OF one,
tN and three years if secured satisfactorily aud if
desired i, will b. divided to silt purchasers.
Apply to
j. B. KERSlIAW, Attorney at Law
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Sale for Cash.

A YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN with one child, will
n be sold before the Court House on Monday next.
Warranted sound MOFFAT MOORE, Aucrs.
Feb "a.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Sorth-Caroiil,a--fA erShaW DgsITICJ.
In the matter of Reddick Moseley's Will.

ID tIs HIdtle1 Oh 1SeeRe.ICh .'tS5o1ey . " 111'
Tho Executor OF Rcddck Moselcy, decd. VS.. Johu
Moseley William Mcscey and others.
TT appearing 20 my satisfaction that Matthew Nose
L lev. Mark Moscley, and lac Evans and wife Jane,
are absent from and beyond the limits Of this State 1t
is ordered that they do appear before the Court Of Or
djnarv for kershaw District to be held III Camden on
the twenty-eghth day Of May next, when and where
the Executor Of Reddick Moseey decd will PROFOUND
his Wiz to be proved il due form o. law
JOHN R. JOY, Q. K. =.
r.b On IA Wl9t
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
j. b. KERSlAW, Attorney at Law
February 90 10 3t

ItOOPER'S best shredded IsinglaSs and variety O.
" Extracts fresh Cur;ults and Cirron Raisns, Al
monds, Broma Chocolate Mustard Cheese, seed Pota
toes &c just received hy r. BONNEY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Souii, Caroiil,a.-Kersl,aw District,

TOY JOHN r, JOY, Qrdiaary-Whereas, James
D Catoc has applied TO ne for Letters OF Adn!inis'
trl;ion on al and singular tho Goods and Chattcs,
Rights aud Credits Q. Ncedham Ca;oe late OF the Dis
trct aforesaid deceased These are therefore, to cite
and admonsh all and singular the kindred ard creditors
of tho said deceased to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinarys Court COR the said District TO DO
holden at Kershaw Court House On the 9th day OF
February inst TO show cause, ilany, why tic saId al
minis ration should not be granted.
Given uudcr my hand and seal, this 18th day ot
February in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
huulrcd AID fifty two and il he scveat' sixth ;car
Of American Independence.
Feb. II JOHN L. JOY, Q. r. \.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
4 FOX REVi-NCi',

Re-. !. Murry. in his work OIL Gre.
a,ion, tell, the following story :-- ~
" An old and respectable nan oS
the county Of Mont 3omcry, nsed ffe-
qucntly TO relate IN anecdo,c Of u
circumstance Which he saw. Ia lis
youth he resided on Il c Lanks OF tho
Hudson river. U"e day he went to
bay on the river IN order to shoot
duel OF w.J geese. When Au came
~ ;ac river lie So SIX geese beyond
shot. he determined to wait for them
to approach the shore. While sitting
there Ec saw 4 fox cumc down to The
sl>rc ard stand so,ns time ard ob-
serve the geese. AZ ,cn.th he turned
and went into the woods, anl came
on. with Il very large bm,cl, Of moss
in his mouth. lie then cnterol tho
water very silently, sa,,k hi'nsel!, aud
then, keeping the mos, aboYc The wa
ter. himself concealed, he noatei
among tic geese. suddenly one Of
them was drawn uadcr the water, and
the irx soon appeared on tho shore
with the goose on his tack. lie as
ccndcd tho bank and fr.nd q hoo
Tho h,le he cleared, placed in tho
goose aul covered il with great care.
strcwing leaves over il. The fox then
left and while he Was gone, the hun.
ter unburicl the goose, closed ,he
hole. AMI les lived to awai, the issue.
Ir about half an honr the fox return
cd with another in company. They
wen. directly 10 the place where the
goose had boon buried, ard threw
out the Garth. The goose could NOT
be found. The s;ood rccardin,;
each other for SOME time, when sod
denly the second .9x attacked the
other mos: fur.,uslY. as if offended by
tho trick Of lis friend. DG,ing .hs
battie he slrot .he.I both.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

her rui'trnc her slr ag,ir.l ,be i~s. I
sm very sorfy indeed 'it,'
livery cas txr-c'rd ~ sro nv. Colo
iaN" DOWN h.' lose tsitau, Bat be pot
Ca pheasant sm,ir ard sai
"Dsncan, you ATE brave boy !
saw aud heard all hat passed, frum NV
window. lei rather hsr n hundred
rats than MIS- snch AZ example of ,ro,l,
aud thnof IN my .rlsonls YDn- bcs, re.
"Md Is what you feel ~ you' own eon.
rcisne"; but bra yoa I" scoep' th's
handsome p-nshiic a. n token of my
Appreciation"
Dan, Al took his handkerchief and
wiped hTs cycA
The boys could no 'nngtr ,ef,ain
tlemselves-- and when thons. !'o~'sy
cried "Thter c,es,5 .rr rrue Duncan
al. .loinei IN lt,.r'y hg;sa,
The teacher then said, NV boys.
a- glad you know ~l.as issiiela. and
that you approve VI IL; Though J aw
afraid somv of you could not have dsas
IL.
~fsMn frnm this ,h.t nothing cxn
make 'sl-.hood necessary. Sarp~s
Duncnn had takun your cv,l advic, and
couse to me with lie i, would have
been Instant, objected, fer | was n wk-
ness ol what parsed;
II trust he ha- been governed ia this
by a sens" Of right, and .,hot; you
10 follow his example"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
1rI WE2E. HT.

IF | were farmer, it arp,a;s {,
inc that would devote the who's ot'
ny attention. to tho cultivation Of my
farm. c'othc and feed my servant,
we'll, take care of my stock, peod thc
holes III nv ienec, taae FAIR Ir.ce
.or ny produce, ana never lndaI 90 IA
illencss anl dissira.;3a.
T. | we're lawyer, would not
char.e a pcor nan five dollars Gr q
few words Of advice.
Ii l wcso physician, I ~olll n,t
lave the conscience n ciar9c ~
much as they do Cor feeling tho pa!so.
extracting tohh. taking a ht,lc
blood, OF administering u dyse Of cal
omel and .jalap.
IF | we're \ merchant, | voall larc
az established price fol iny go9as. anj
nor uaiersc!l or injurs any u my
ncighe9rs would sell n, 4 mpder.
a,e I,rohi, give good measure, ani
deal as hoDcs,ly az ossisle.
If I! were tnecha,.ic, wonll ar-
Liy lyse!! lAdus,ilpHsly 10 ny basi
ness, take cars Of my f'miIy, refrain
from visiting t-verns aud gr1g Shops,
and When ! p:on i.ed man 70 have
his work done by certain tune,
w .ull try /, be run4taal.
u ! we've y ycnn. mos, ] wonld
~, cnt q, mtny ridiculous eapeia AS
some 0! them do, piayus With their
"4tch,chains, fodrishins their rar'
tln., maxim, a gfca. ipisc With the'r
l.. ..h-hecicl b,ois, and mailing re-
marks oa plain and worthy reo.'".--
They rendet tllca.selyes eontemiablc
in the eyes K tie sensible aud ua4s.
unin:.
II / were 4 yon.e !ady. l w,g,t
not be seen ginning street, arn esery
day, o1ims oDc ,y9ns fliow, noGdins
to another, aul giving s~.e' asai.es "
a third --l lne'i:aeS ls.Ins three bvies
in one s;.ekins ard tao in tho oh
ei.
II were lover, ! would be ,gro
to the object Of lay Affections, trsst
her siin iendcrn,>s, saf never l.:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
GSni.kxSLs



'"eas "ss saoar - e'sb ;hr snre!s,
wh~. .,n,. I,r,s...,
T.. thr ,ut,n~..,,,,, az tL.
,..
% 'e'o,e tf '.S Syrhly iAtisrf
"Oh our Father" asked IA. =. ,.ou,n,,J
Nh~re saa sn-rI I've l.. i,,u,s ,
.,c
"a@r sc"ghi her, sainiy soarht he..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11

be a father What rev e,u,sn,u,
cfowd 'he eye. with tears. and mni p
The Land ,rcnb!c What trn,yo.
iener ta,ialcs from you towards the
hnrss--'o~ he physic...n. TOW ard /.
'er,body WAL holiness and lnc
az, OF love grows upon your old tic,o
'on To that wife "i your bosom To-.
mother OF your child
"''I, alai a new a,r YOU walk tho
>irNu's With a..at u irin.nph ,on
sPeah ~ your le:,.r 10 Nelly. of ,our
family Wao, dat has not tcl, Il.
knows what It .s--to be man Of fam.
i!y!'
How weak pow. seem all tho inas,.
nations of your lie; what bare. dcv
skeletons of tie realty, they ,uin she'd;
You pity the poor fellows who have no
".res and children from your soul .
eouH, their smiles as empty smiles, ~,
ca to oo.er the inck that Is IN them -.-
There Is free masonry among fathers.
that they know nothing of You com.
passionate si,ein deeply you think the N
worthy Objects OF some charitable ns.
sociailon you would cheerfully buy
tracts for them, il .hey would read the N.
tracts on marriage and children.
And then the boy, such boy !:
Inrrc VAS U'ac. wh.n you ih"uel,
all babies yery much alike, alike l.
your boy like anything except III,
wonderful f"llow that he is: Wa.
there ever baby seen, ever read Of.
like 'ha, bnby!
Looh al hia--pick him up in his
long white gown i,c may have an cx>
cess OF color, but such pretty co,oF,
he is h.le rouuty about tho mouth.
but suc' mouth His hair is little
scant, and Inc Is rather wanloling in the
eye. but good Heaven. what IN
eye.
There was IN" wien you ,hooghi
it very absurd fur fathers to talk about
their children, bat i, does not seem at
all absurd now. You il,lnk on the con
trnry, that your old friend-, w,p uscd
~ ~ VIM NN'' ~ t''c NluO, Wbiii w
delighted to know how your baby j.
cct,.n- r1, and ~" much he measures
round the calf Of The leg II Ilrev pay
you a visit. are quite sure they are in
a.cny 10 sre traUl and you hold the
little sQ"'rlnlns fellow IN your nrms,
half 'on.c' co smitlen, for provoking
them to >Acii envy y, they must be
suffering. You i3akc settlement
uron the boy will, a clluck!e. rs if you
were treating yourself to mint .in'rp.
instead of conveying away ie" .lous.
and of seven per cents.
Then the boy dcveiopcs a':oni-h.
ingly. what hcad. what foot. what,
voice! And he is SO qu;e, withal :.
nover known 10 cry, except I'm,
urT SUCH ptU> Vt5atIvT, as n,s''iu .v.,"
tears fror1 \ nearr or au,mauI, III short.
for the first six months, he is never
anything, but gentle, patient, ernest,
loving intellectual ana macnan'mous.
You are hail afraid that some OF tue
physician, will be reporting the case,
one Of the most remarkable instances
of perfect moral and physical develop
meUt on record.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
. STORY FOR THE LITTLE BOYS
Tie following contains moral wor(h
rca-uring up. Read it, little boys and
ren,cmlrr il.
True DUNCAN And MS CAT.

1kNI III MAN AND ulS CAT.
Oac- there wns a li,ile boy named
Duncan. The boys used 10 ca'l him
True U'Wcda, b.cau,e be would never
tell lie.
One day he WIS playing with an axe
in the yard Of the school, and while he
wa. choppin2 a stick. tho teachers cat +.
T"bhv, came aloug. Duncan tt the
axe fall right on poor Tabby's hrid and
killed her.
Wha, 10 20 he dI not know. She
wa, Il pc, of the .nasirro and used 10
sit on cu,lli.n Al hi, side, while he was
hearing his class.
Duncan stood and ooaed on the dead
creature His facv grew red and Tears
stood IN hi, eyes.
All the boys came running up. aud
every ons had something 10 say. One
Of them whispered in the ears Of another
and said.
Now, fellows. we shali see whether
Duncaa can make up "a Gb "a. well as
the re,l Of "
MOI l,e said Thomas Peoley, who
was Duncan. friend. No, he; II
warrant you Dancan will be rs trne rs
gold
John Jones stepped up. and taking
The cat by ,i,e tail and said--
Here, boy, Ill JUS. Ang her into
The alley aud We can tell Mr. Col" lha,
he butchers dog killed her; you Li.ow
tLe lac w0rried her last week.
Several Of them though! ibis would
be very well -. Duncan looked
quite angry. His face swel'cd and his
chees. grew r"Jdcr ',.an before.
No said he no. DO you think ]
would h. for such a c7caiu'- rs this Z
II would be q lie = III "
And -a,a im- he sail Tie word, his
voice grew louder
Then lac picA,I Up Ia" poor Thing ia
hi, arm. aDi carried il i'sp lh" s>'.ool
room; aud the boys followed tn see
whai would happen.
The master looked ~ and said,
.Mha, !, this; 81 fa"hial moussr
dead; WHO could ba,e npne int .re',
all iHjcry:
Al we're silent fir a li'iic willie 4,
soon "a Dgncan could get Lis voice, Lc
.sid,
MIR =. IN very sorry--aoi hare (
10 H., . / eHat lie, s,r--l k,!.ed T.
r. I'll am very sorry for IL !
n. ..t SOD ave been caaeta' COR ay
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