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Starting IN THE WoRtp-Manv a,

STARTING in rHR WoRLp.-Many an
unwise parent labors hard and lives SPAR
lngly all his life for the purpose of lea>
wing enough to give his children start
IN the world as it is Called Setting a
young man afloa. with money left him by
his relatives is like putting bladders un-
der the arms of one who cannot swim
ten chances 10 one he will lose his bIad.
ders and 60 to the bottom. Teach him
to swim, and he will never need the blad.
ders. Sec to it that his morals are pure,
his mind cultivated and his whole nature
made subservient 10 the laws which
govern man, and you have given him
what will be of more value than the
wealth of the Indies. You will have
given him start which no misfortune
can deprive him of. The earlier you
teach him,o depend upon lis own resour.
ces, so much the better.
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ASKING Too MUcH.-A young couple
were sitting together, undoubtedly In
some romantic spot, with birds and
flowers around; at least, the reader is
lead to infer that they had all those : ap-
plances and means to boot when the
following conversation ensued:
MY dear, if the sacrifice of my life
would please thee. NEST gladly would
lay il down at Thy feet
'.Oh, sir you are too kind! But il just
reminds me that wish you would crafty
me by disseminating the use of tobaccdo
Can, think of it. It's habi, to which
am welded
Very well, sir. since this is the way in
which you sacrifice your life for ME, and
as you are already welded to tobacco
iii take care that you are never welded
to me, also. as it would be bigamy.'
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MODE OF DESTROYING ANTs.-A per
son residing at Petit Quevilly has ac'
cidentaIly discovered mode of destroying
ants. A vessel containing the water in
which prunes had been stewed had beer
placed ia cupboard, which was infested
with these insects, and on being looked
at few days after all the liquid had dis
appeared, and in its place was compac
mass of dead ants, weighing more than
two pounds. The trouble of boiling
prunes, for this purpose might be saved
by purchasing sous worth of treacle.-
Irish Paper. e...r .-..,
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The Voice Of Cheer.

From Heaven there comes voice Of cheer,
In sunshine and in shade;
Though oft its tones we will not hear,
When most we need their aid,
Did we but listen, we should feel
Our heavy hearts grow light;
And gather strength, in woe or veal,
To tread the path of right.
1t whispers DER the Graded child,
Fast locke in peaceful sleep,
Ere its pure soul is sin-beguiled,
Ere sorrow bids it weep.
I, soothes the mothers ear with hope,
Like sweet bells silver chime,
And bodies forth the unknown scope
Of dark mysterious Time.
It's heard in manhood's risen day,
And nerves the soul to might,
When life shines forth with fullest ray,
Forewarning least of night.
1t speaks of noble ends to gain.
A world to mend by love.
That tempers strength of hand and brain,
With softness of the dove.
II falls upon the aged ear,
Though deaf to human voice;
And when mans evening closes drear,
1t bids him still rejoice.
1t tells of bliss beyond the grave,
The parted soul to thrill;
The suerdon of the truly brave,
Who fought the powers of i'll.
Household Hords.
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Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' SPaten Up amt Of ArtificialS late, for
Dsalein any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON &Co.
The value ofthisa rite evil be seen b. the
following critics te ST rom gentlemen W o have
used il and proved itsindurating qualities.
Mr. KE-Dear Sir,-I had a building
adjoining the wall fmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof (which was covered with your Fire
proof Pain, or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire, and duringth progress o fits des,ruc-
tion,large numbers ofburning shing es d 9th
el combustiblema,erials fell upon thisroof +, so
covered,and expected every moment to see it
bursiinto flames, but after the factory burned
down examine dsa id roo ia ID fousd tliteralIy
covered with Goals and rs,burthe fire had
not madethe least impression upon it. After
th'st est ,therecertainly can be no doubt asto
its6re-proofqualitiss.
Rochester, Sept. ,IS46. SETH C.. JONES.
-us AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct .4th. I84s.
Nh. BLAKE-Sir-We last Spring COW
cred the 90 o fl he American. wit yon Fire
proefPsipt Wenow indthat il has become
ashard assiaie and the almost constanttread
ofthesess.nts whouset he top # he housefor
dryih sciothes )doesnota feet itin the east,
and itprove a hiatt wa srecomm ended.
All TARER 4 BA0LRY.
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Weights and Measures.

The following table of the number 81
pounds of various articles 10 busb.l
may be of interest to our readers
or wheat. sixty pounds.
VI sheiled corn, fifty-six pounds.
OF corn on the cob, seveDty-fve lbs.
Oi rye, 6fty-six pounds.
OF oats, thirly-two pounds.
VI barley, forty-eight pounds. ~
or middlins, forty>6ve pounds.
OF bran, twelve pounds.
OF shorts, eighteen pounds.
8 OF clover seed. sixty pounds.
or timothy seed, forty>6ve pounds.
OF fax seed, 6ty.six pounds.
OF hemp seed, iorty.four pounds.
Of blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
OF castor beans, forty-six pounds.
OF dried peaches. thirty>,hree pounds.
OF dried apples, twenty FIVE pounds.
OF onions. l6fty.sesen poundas
. o. aals. fifty pounds ,s,.
OF mineral-coal, seventy pounds.
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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS.

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY perfumed by lis own ingredients Recon-
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civ and established under The pal ronage of almost
cry in London and Paris and thousands of
dIvitiuals, who make daily of II iii York, Pha-
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gentlemen could wish for The improvement of hea for
and personal establishment and lis del cate
soothing sensailon and the delightful ness lnpars
10 the complexion.
We give few ufthe prominent properties OF the
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already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Balm remedies every defect Of the complexion,
and esablIshcs ills stead Beauty and Health, al The
time when boz h. by the Changes Of age freaks of
ture disease, have been obscured and undermined
il cleanses The skn ana draws 10 the surface all impu
rites and every species of pm aud bloiches also:
removes tam sunburn, salIowness and reckles mparl
ing la The skin its original purify, and an unsurpassed
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
Hprootes srouth and Increase of the Hair
tito curl in the most natural manner
tcleanses the head from dandru giving vSor health
and fe 10 very roots of The hair.
THIRD.
His superior article for Sharing being superior to all
descriptions of Soaps, Creams, Pdstes &c.
Asa DENTRIFIcE Tor cleansing The Teeth. IL is by far
the medicinal OF any compound vet discovered,
preventing decay, relieving pain, ulcers and cankers,
suffering, and for bathing, suffering infants and for
adults, promote sweetness of body, cleanliness health
and 'rengh and to eruptions, &c. there is
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FETRIDGE 4 CO.,
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Agents for Bath where the above may be found a
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July is. 1y6
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Il say, Mr.. Johnson did you hear
bout de cat'epsy dat befeI Philise7' COB
course didn't; what was it!' You
see, de doctor ordered blister on her
chist; we'll, as she hadn't no chist she put
um on her bandbox, and it drawed her
new pink bonnet out oh shape and Spite
UNI entirely.'
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The Scientific American states, on re-
liable authority, that if, at two fee, above
the throat of your chimney, you enlarge
the opening to double the size for space
oftwo feet, then carry up the rest as al the
first, your chimney will never smoke
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-04

A physician, pa ssing by grave.stone
makers shop, called out, good morning
nelghbor. hard at work. see You finish
your grave-stones as far as in memory
Of, and then wait, | suppose, 10 see who
wants monument next
Why yes replied the old joker, sun
less somebody is sick, and you are DOCTOR
ing EN-, then keep right on
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Any one would suppose that the en-
ployment of sewing was the most peace.
iul and quiet occupation in the world, and
yet it is absolutely horrifying to hear la
dies talk about stleto bodkins gather
ings surgings! hemmings gorins! cut
tings! whippings lacings cuttings! and
bat,ings! What list of abomnabes.
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One of the broadest hints to pop the
question which it Is possible for young
lady to give young gentlemen, is to de-
clare 10 him her intention of never marry.
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CURIOUS FPITAPHs.

CURIOUS EPITArHs.
" Here lies the body of poor John Mound,
Who was lost at sea, and never found
I" Her lies John Bean, who from house
Into a cistern fell ker-souse;
He struggled hard with many bound,
But couldn't get out and so was drowned"
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Some OF our young gentlemen are
wearing that style of shirt collars known
as the father killer SO called, from the
fact that a German student having one,
embracing his father, cut the latter's
throat,
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I've buried my best friend as the I'M
derlaker said when he buried the quack
doctor.
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as the young widow said, after angling
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Louis Napoleon is 43 years old, and
was never married, and never ought 10 be.
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P O. E T R Y
From the American Union.l
From the AHerIeuH o'1.o'I
The First Baby.

~- From the American Union
&. The First Baby. 4
Mothers precious, little pet,
Fathers darling. idol boy.
Such another never yet
Filled its parents heart with joy.
How it laughs and how it crows, iE
a Why he's almost learn to talk
Only try how strong he grows;-
' Can't be long before he'll walk.
What cunning look he has,
Did YOU ever see the match
See his nails-just like papa's-
Do you know how they can scratch /!
Would you believe the sweet has cut
Ivory toothies, one, :wo. three!
Don't keep its mouthy shut
Do you think he looks like mel
See his nose and see his hair,
See what little pinball knees;
How he jumps. do declare!
o, you'd laugh to hear him sneeze.
Lift him, toss him, hug him, do,
Kiss him half dozen times
Everybody loves him so;
Oh, he's worth bag Of dimes!
We're to have his plaster bust
Taken before many days;
Snubb, the great phrenologist,
Says his heads like Henry Clay's
Now which shall we call him, pray .
Mothers little precious pet -t-
For our lives we canno, say,
Washington or Lafayette.
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Marine Insurance.
THE ndersigned, Agent for several Boston and other
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sells. Freight, Goods and Effects, 10 any amount re-
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promptly paid at Bath. Claims underwriters adjust
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Office nearly opposite Elliot House.
Bath, July L. 1851. 1y39
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