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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
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Ca.a,ns hala. J,ha rsitef. iisny
C,iiins ihsnaas ftau, u
Caatirisre fafusg, An
Csiaiani, Jshs ff1eaH, "
i8w 10 Perkins, sophia Nn
psscHis,n, hicars fruy. ilsia Ma.
blges, " f=fkef, C4afits
uanisfth, Lewis l,ck, alias
u1sf. LsNffHcf Richard, Joha
paaitau. ruvrf, Catherine
nJN, Nitas felka, NsPaisan faf Is.s
pavsput. Mm bella NeAiAstsf
p'A,as-il., onisime Pfiaf, Aan
Idds, IA Quo~, Lucinda
Eittus, Jnhn Cafb, Philip
Iddy. Juhn Reed, sN
lddfs 1fhn W klbin-on, 10
Lddy, ar ~ koweil, Theodore
fieatnE, Al kust,
ms. lie sumnan,, France.
FISHER. fhilip Stewart, W l.
rrsman, Psipsk staifli, u = Mr.
Pan. Nmh Stafford A c
Isfd, fsintt sioughton, u c
Fletcher, u. L Ntusoudss J u
fsrs Henry suuthard, " l.
Cnfhn, Janie.. for Gather stset p,e, iIsnp
me N.icb. stsii.rd, IN
Goldsmith, pr Stewart, ~ 4 Df
Gates. John Smith. Adnun
Gage, Thomas Summer, y w
G,sstbue, Homer stepheBs.n,M
Cibb., Gtos TSggau, ~ ID Miss
Ciias, Lucy Mfs Taylor 1nseph
Garintf, J W 1ihenay,
Giant NcGte Union Wing
Green, NJ oouHiHt.s.,
Goudfirh, AS Mnght. "a c
Grren, Edgaf woie"ii, Alb, Mrs
Gales, John 4 NaurR, CB
Gag, Wm Wilson, u
Gnflh, JaHios White, Ja.un
ofiiin, Maurice Walton, neuD
GRAND, Ina Walton, " "
GraNes, Calvin Mrs Warren, Susan NJ Miss
Holman, NJ Wilson, Peter
Heur, MaIy Mrs Whitney, Sarah n Mss
ilihbsfd, John u NJ II Mhceinck,
llaisted, A A Ward, JabeE
Harrington May 4 Nt. Wood, owen, or Daniel
iltli, DAVID G Ct,a.
Howard Calvin r. Wafdweil, sarah c
iecso, seth Ward, Peter
Nhyatt, John
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j kerr prepared tDfs bakefis Hfuna and rfAcksd
'ofsss,s t"ss's Geiiatins, tr mskins IsiiY gBfca
late Yeast Pow d-'s bsnn-ti's me assoruf IN.
uae,s u isnsea, Nasais 'tuuaa,on, Aeetsfins, Bsi
teI Aiinund, shd R.sss Nhits lr.h Mos g. ff al.
~isslfsait EHd retail - g. BiKrA sos.
MAJ 4, isi3.
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To Tnr lApirs.--No Lady should be
~nhost N@.s's c.'srT.ana syfap Il yellow Duck
seot II ss'rfeisa tn-dy fur tc-s dl-.Ases that
ss.fu, the rntieu and rst.IsT The lse. 81 many
ispsls', and 10 which sii ate habe. u 10 IN agree
shis nseirHs, we'll A. . sufr, and ,aas h.
slss,s taA,H y dh SAFETY. -',ld tf 4. ~ g. son
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Thompson's Works.
HEEN Mountain Hoys,
VI The Ranger,
Iotto Anrdcn,
May MsriR and other Tales
\ new uuifonn edition Of the above popular work.
Jusi Published, ard for sale BY ~ L. SPENCER.
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SPRING FASHIONS
FOR 1893
srxs. PERKINS uf.p, " RUTLAND.
'I'ur >asscrgsut cordially ts,tiss the
i plst e. ~ esfff etssatastiir II tis veH
-''srssa rssa a c'si.. ss-srHf tl.e sesi us, va
ana thrru ss-ufsssa 10 qasiti 500 sttsn,f.a u VI
ROY saaf eHif st-c,e ~ ar1isieA
gnATrf
Hasl nss.' 49, rs',s. Iasl ossh@arsa.
hias pfua ksvsH
nius, uiass, o,rr. nFvwH, .rs DAt Nirsa clsth.,
FANrsi
Ha', pe....s. ri.'. c...,s.r,
uius. Fsrg,. asa ui,sd sstisss. a.. a..
VESTS
ri1sl ssua. rsse, oslus-d sa..
fanu cfrnAdiff,
Nsi-.sis. Nhits Nsfssinrs
lsasiiHE4 faifg DO
Ai-o, large Bot ct cheap hsa', Civsh.ns w. ever
NoUTHs AND BoNs CLOTHING.
intend O. tstF astask suhitteut 10 uirsi Tie wish
~ ~ all ui The most zgisr'srd snie and qualify.
FURNISHING COUns
shias, nosahs, collAr-, rnder stin., pas~ep,
liandkefsii'i., Dfhseis, -t.sas' nIasss,
Hair lifasl,ss, wallets,
Ron Monies,
fsfianop, OILS, etc
SPRING STYLES HATS AND CAPS
Trunks, Nsii.es. U,abrsIis., As.
1hs suhstfil.st would take this opportunity 10
rres- h,s thAnks o. his friends and hfmrf rustcniers
if past fsvOf,, and pspertiuili -rits continuance
ui the sAhfe &c. POSTER.
Ratlahd, May ~, lss1 ST
Fresh Teas.
~ utEsTs superior flavor aud quail
~ = tty funnF II, sou Teas l-tisa liyssn, Hl
'oh slia' souehanr aud Coluh, I.as - ssls b
BARRETT A SON.
I'VE Geese Feathers for sale by
Ia BARRETT a son.
HERDS Grss. and Clover seed
III Pa ale by BARRETT son.
SEED Sewers. Plow.. q uitis stors, Iiar-
- nows, rhuNeis, Hoes, Spades, Garden aud ftrai
Hoes and Rak--, and great variety II Agricultural
Implements, tof safe by JARRETT A son.
DAINTs aud Oils, warranted pure,
Fer sale by BAHkEl'TA son.
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Good News to the Afflicted /.

SOOu NEWS 10 the hiiliCttu.
pH. coHsfI.L's PAIN ExPELLTR.
IN asidsf ts fsr.s,s, and ON mountains
l t.aa,
Nhsf prIaslfas urasufst ksisfs's huntt uufuid
The hfaistg hrft, ths aSilasatr hl~u
n'ff rsis shaii ifiauf1 - tiasif s.sfninf '.essf
IFIft safh hslais hsNs ~ sfnfs
"A go Nafu1f re- liss Ave e liir
y ifh LIVED iuf haads . usfcr stain,
~ Iairas inst A. 49, thrff psin.
Ills fraarfI Ass case $50 lapisstf
rasflis 80 sfiags isiataftaf 80 ~ pfHifFne-s
ia gslH, fndf aas hftrf irsH ntfese D. 49,
49, ff;ssftau- o. is fi.sfraiit 90 rFrst fsu-
80 o. felassaag issin tsfiHE hsrs afnanatfstef ~
a. issarfa ~ tsus.iisH ~ ift fsrif0t fafrsss.
IT, re- ssfa rtfrraslf 90 antsfnzilf. iaf srssins
rfansfn- thatl. falF.uaa - ma lar. .ssnssts
testiaafi-s rsif hfuitsa sfue sfatfs. slfns, Tbs1
80 hfs dfsssa.ts4i raalrfa
tF.-sfss ii.s aiiaffiuas a. t1ffs. -ars h.
a. gfsi tausf.
oftafftrs 81 4raFriata flf aars. fiaaas e
aslfs HaHf 81 49, 40 irs lan.Ias D. Aafa tfcfft ~
frrsi tsarfl. fstaf a. elfe4isrs i.f ga trrrfs.
HsnzisriufFf 40 ~ y a. is-1Ffsftf..
rn " ffEr Z On
rtff frsliasi ffa-Ilf Beta
.aInrs,
gCAID .Nohsg. Gstsas. o.
sgIkEAS .AfCHuLA aNsftal. ~ D.
si-lf ha1Vu.sb Co. c-ars 49, ~
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naratoea Wnfar
Va HRRLY COUpLEyg

NJ A. asiafe iiiasifsite tfinss, sa4,lfsti ~ 10
ts@.a'i-f sf-1lsf. 49, A. 49, sIIt a. sasf.y-
49, 80 ii--ifs "a 80 - - Fnss gi.
a. 4 efls IN
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Fancy Printing
jone la every variety Of color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

IL b, srle-. 10 rnunierate farther M work will bo
duns caferiiy, eif-diiunsJ, and chcapi,, and a far
.hsfr # iaiis patronage h resp-ctlu'is solicited ON
these grnds- ~ order. addressed a. the pfnlrif Tor
Of The Herald viii receive prompt attention.
n 1. nARNEN
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Laces and Embroideries.

~ BURT & son have just received a
". superior stock OF new style Lsocs and Enbroid-
erie- consisting 81 Cambria and Muslin Edrings and
Insertions thimizciis Thread and cotton Edgng-
Collar, Cuff; undcf.iecves, plain and figured Iares;
sun Walls Jaoonett and Book Muslin bands Fun
aud Flowing Sleeves.
~ BURT a son have just received Pot
=. ssh, Linseed Oil, Winchester, extra Hard soap,
Thompson, Washing Fluid.
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THE UO.NDER or THE UORLD
DEvINE's COMPOUND PITCH LOz-
ENcE


THE UO.NDER or THE UORLD!
DEvINE's COMPOUND PITCH Loz-
ENGE.
I'iiis pleasant and safe remedy for
j Iplt-, Coughs, Asthma, Jo=uNobcss and Con
sumption hes end doHbi the cheapest aud mnst of
Gent madeleine Offered o. tie public and .bnuid
be constantly krf hand by even family especially
fif children, T. use fuf eods, coughs, sc. One man
remarked, after having hoen Kept awake ~ hight lp
be children, iO sck win ellds, that the q lei
boa he ufed Nas worth ave dai!ar ball u bin" aud
reader II ootts oHy % cents, snd o. would bay u
boAesuT morc
Ny Friend, Read Thi.i
11r Messn :. d. Fuller a Col had cough
tpr almost year, with bleeding at the luArs, and
t.i-ed gfeai quantity IT bad MATTER, and have been
under the u u ID. be.t phys,rian, Ia Bs-
too, and have u-sa great deal Of medicine, hut
wiiiuui any ether effect than " gfu1 wurse, aud any
pht Hirtan sSid could not be cilfod. o',nse Hcsd
usinr b-vins's 'omP"und rtch i>iEcnge shout ave
week sine, and their has done nunder. fH me.
ihhk rhey have cared sns, and fred thankful that
% god medicine Is ~ihis tie reach u the afflicted
JOSEPH PAkkER.
Boston, MAY S, Hasa se 10 Tiissioa al
The gentleman Is over 50 year. old.
~ NJ sd .. tAis gsfI,,sai
n yea have rus any lung,
~ you have ~ stnmach,
u you have 81 liver,
u you hnrs F'sany blood
u l'a have 81 nsfus msmhfanos, % any ether
mrubris The bady that are heir. 70 ~.
Ar va not Interested la s great remedy D.yinr.
Cnnils,vh4 fiigh issfsnrsf sure Na . Tfcu,ent
Temple ID FULLER A o. Pfaprlatet..
POND6 MORSE, Agents. Rutland, VI
sFENCkR NICHOLS, Agents, Nhiishan, \. v.
HAMMOND 4 co, Agsui., Crown ruiili, :. y.
2l-iy
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF TIE
RUTLAND A NJ HIIsGrDs ~ ~. co,


- roc hIfOLDFHs Of the Hstl-na q
= bar.trflaa hslifaef Daiaisal sfs lsfrtf tfInoa
riaf O. Asasati ti.rfsg ~ a. Aeff-lfstla - 80
sairfiln = BEE narasf n ifi'sft1fs rHr b. ffi
sicsirf Hrfssasn -paf i-ea tiun sss-u -snf a. 80
saasf ~ fsifdafaff ~ lilaisnf a. TINS o. sssgr
tna thf "a - rret 51sttfls1 So 80 aeafflng
ssrt uuf nsrafsiss o. lasI n tanegia nsrsrtsff A.
ainttsF - tls AS eil csfss - af LaflsFsila 80
q tflnsaft ElI ntIf tasilssa AlfE taaF ts1te J.
tfr Pc Grrfirg. 81 J. afsiarl - nc lNsfr MaaG.
is la - fsL.t u.t ,clszf .f.aaaf = g.As sssi
a<ias 20 co g. q il e'aaci 4. NJ
IN WILLIAMS clsft-
Bsiaa-t Fsfis. Me- "a. rs. as
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BLlNh BOOkS

a rgFsu .llrp,, ufr ATENr rACfn l.EpcCRs.
n,y RuvEs. isltnals kai r.. It's, tug,tiri q IN
: has ei faet Newofssfaias, ia tseeis
NJ l. FrENiIr
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Paper, DC.

IthI sad common tsP, nas ana coma
u mlH isiafF inritsa ifr4fh sod .IfrfifaE = q
aaf flsa istisf Fsf.f cs.n I..ntss Fstcf nlsfesn.
- Ai.- fsi'sf sftf Ftesf Lafsi fsl.f. fsrsiagss
effrffl esasf pfl1a "a stsu hisf4 49, aae 80
lhAf tefA lnA A. IA g.an = aaiaa fst.sr's $40
La frfttis r-ai.s ftsisHes saae bs1rs -
fsfs.ts1 ane { 2 as.s ~ IA As- Uszs 49,. >,
asI u. IA { etEIt kCh.
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Hair Oil.

4 Complete assortment. some Of the
y very hnesi, Just received, and tr ,aisby
May 4, lt5i Z. sCnI q son.
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RlRE cMl.NrE FoR RrSLNESs.

RiRE CILi.NCE FOR BUSINESS.
- NsnE1~T and spN wiz rcni asll tisH store Ia
- thc Nsiiage 81 katiAnJ, and give inuntdistf pss
cndisiun hsi Tie -r~eu rchtnf W boy
thrif nr ,.,s-as ard ,fsskrfy 81 cot
RutiAHd, Aprii -. Lass.
4 MANNERS sfAr-n tsf The rreile D. Edinburgh
' edilion, W u Vvls., bs ssis b. u. 1. sfENCLM
r, Ed,ilins Of n, ron'' foctsAi Wssks Ea sale by
- a. L. SPENCER
4 EdiuVn. Of shsk-I~AT, sa sale b,
r ". 1. SPENCER
I LIBERATION. TIN, may cefiio that have g.,
i. ca nv son, Henry Parker his time daring the
romaiRdef " bis minuf,,, and that shall clsim
ufhis wagcs NOT pay any debts Of he contracting after
thi, date. r. ktNSMAN.
CisfVndoa, April eth. i-s3 i5--1w
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l. fHHt's Cholera Drops, a certain re-
N nsr1 tf al Y,e a s,.fs,isisi. I'D -
Ma Z. iH-A q btkTs foN, AEsnt.
I NONs Magnetic Powds for al. de-
stfuftiasi u fats II ssyy kiHf fiiit 90 tts ds
stfestnn a fsir aht Hiins Hlso issd shgf soie -
thf sFruh, { BtIT & EOs.
Mt, 80
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Pianos, Music, and MudruI INSTRUMENTS
HORACE WATERS, Ne ti Rruadwsy. csa"rr
III AnihutA .sifs,i New hof. pubi,.l.sf 81
Music and Music Books.


bcsletin MUSICAL INrTRJ MENTs ofail kind,,
Exclusive Agents To- salo IL o. Gilhefi 4 CO.. ccl
sbrstrd rauns, " iii and NithuHt the i.lAH, and inr
th,t nunduif 81 Cottage Flames tot Aia n,opis Alsp
rtslusiVe Agent 6t Mauip's unTiHhll~d Nutmr,
snpii's Mclod.sins, and Matrhs Heed ofghp- ~
Chuftlos Music fur'iN'd iuip oil pat. eint United
State r. soHn t.n,ff Aisn sstersi ~ HssafiN
mrni oi secondhand piais, ina 50 " sisl heal.
~, T.afhrfs aud tcrniuafir- supplied 80 me most
libetai tuups Al afdsis tot The alsr, .fIhdss tas
hAu's aud rfuus "a Ju's M,odtuns, vii h. rsaH'rHy
attended a., sud sFffy instnnrnt ulf wsr'htfri So
give entire sitisiartan- Gbn sututsg tt ihc pnbiis
!. invited 10 inc hllo~ng notice fnm nc Acw toit
E'lng'iiui
"T curptr Co., lfetfss r,arp. . astt,.-
Isiur familiarity with hSse Instruments sBaites - IA
sp.sk ~ ith q degree II ronhdsnen that W. ruuld huf
tthenNiH clam, fesp,rthF tsif Frai mrfii end Tho
beauty hnd afnpirdn..s ~ tW fnliah hiiafln'" y"
soinr ~ thr trsi pufpars wici mnsfsi INSTRUMENT
ronts IN CHRISTIAN family TIC instniGisnb ~
v.fi hunl, huiii requiring Ices WHing tisH ahy eth
IN knON -, aud l-rssHg tsuisfkabk sweetness
aud putt, u tano Nihhia few ytsys rFts I'm
prNsiasnt. have h,sn mad. 10 their Hsanyfnstuts ~
which uufh stronger and uioft hrlhaHt tns isfses
ruied In l2Ar II depth sns volume, a. zen - m
..rnnsss of tone. thrDuriu The snilfo HgiFnI and
elasticity ul touch, know not " hoe hitrufaftnF
/. suprfim gitteus, 1hnss Who have p'sst tfisa
them will b, ruIlaised 10 Mad sutb attainment made
Tho Ioian 10 s,n Bnd dsifets, sud a. vel sdapisd
to The ware ard inf snsfsi nass 49, ussah isrL
In thoss, alec, Nj ohb.H hss been nialisl maft.d
spfos,h.'un ~isbin fs~ yss's, - thar dsiFitipl
dsiissry and pssf,e az ssas haze been secured. We
glad " md thein beginning 90 be wfti apias
cipird 1hit hns,ss has applied shpnt t~o firssasa
falians w tbr iaat sight y'sfa lhsY sfo row ~
pb inr tn s.sk, aud az unslds 7" surrl1 Tho q.
niand Tho as furnished A. The War r,pm q, The
piisss a. 81 "a. MABnfarlsi, aad fa hyrr HsY
i.sl Assu',d ~ tain dealing aad ata.sbt treatment"
>sw yof., Apfii n, le'1 is.u
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Important Discovery.

hH. 4. {. SMITHS Hh.umhtis Elixir,
- an iusaiusbis remedy &C. kheunaiisn ~ All IL
tfgis We have Fcnd reason ioI knovipg thsi per.
s''ns VITO have us'd M. nsdicine have b.on moot
wonderfully relieved. rple by The agents,
May 4, lhhj. t.BUHT A kOS,
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TnE LsBoRs ~ TIM ARTIST are by
confined 20 the departments u paniinE,
.suipiars and ~, hec,nfc hat ind equally great oP
aftaniies ~ d.yristasent wofks destined foe utl
~ we'll ofaaB,ent The tr.ih II thi, as'srion
eau - trad'i, ,efhrd b, visit 30 k-oi Jssr,'
establishment II nrosde az aud sIfinr streets,
New ias aud instrruhs ,he'r stiHr style 81 Hats,
~hieh &c hshiasss, excellence al fshfic and mann
fastufe and stqai.i,s beauty II shsTs. risa II thsy
10 lg, .sfsts an pfrsisu. sfsis II the ani.ts, f
The, sa,,nss.iiy deserving 81 such tfTsatuh.
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Trunks, &C.
a
Sugars.

n BURT & son have just received and
". oirt Tor sale, Trunks Nasrs, Carpet Bags, etc.
April %, 1873
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4 FRESH -uf1l, oftiis valuable tredicine ius, .
n ruised ~ the agent, u. l. sftNtfn.
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DRUGS md .UEDICL.NE S
CUTLER Y.

4 large assortment Of waterville Co.
"A Knives, warranted, by PoND 4 MORSE,
Main and Washington sis.
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1H0 Umbrellas asd P.rasois, com
IJO u Prisinr complete assortment ~ al
sorts, just received rum the mann iAclarcf-. The a.
'ornoni ~ he kept eomPleie, and sold pwef than
at any other place. e. BURT a son.
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- NsAtNISc i~ ths re,t cai.s 81 nv,-
~ lana. tDit Me-. if'A feaaas csn iHg W. th,fa
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DELL's Fire Proof safety Fluid Lamp
ID and Feeder perfectly secure from elplopion.-
Phrase call aud examine al the Drug sturcof
POND 4 MORSE,
Main street, Rutland.
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goAT1 Nohsg gstsas. o.
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On POUNDS coon SUGAR ron sioo6y
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Feh. Is, 1883.
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LACK AND ms BRIDE
DN ths auihor II Ccnti.n,sn Jack, iast Jsiti.he
ID and So sale by u. 1. SPENCER.
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Happiness.

Happiness is to be attained in the ac-
customed chair by the freside, more than
in the honorary occupation OF civic office;
in wife's love. infinitely more than in the
favor Of all human else; in children's in
nocent and joyous prattle, more than in
hearing of fattery; in the reciprocation OF
little and frequent kindnesses between
friend and friend, more than in some oc.
casional and dearly bought indulgence;
in the virtue Of contentment, more than in
the anxious achievements Of wealth, dis.
tinction, and grandeur; in change Of hear,
more than in change Of circumstance; in
full, firm trust in Providence, more than in
hoping fortunes favor; in growing taste
for the beauties Of nature, more than ip
the fee.simple inheritance of whole acres
! Of land; in the observance Of neatness and
regularity. household virtues, rather than
in the means Of ostentatious. and therefore
rare. display; in hand-maid's cheerful.
ness, more than in the improved tone o.
politics; and in the friendship OF our mex
door neighbor, more than in the conde.
scending notice Of my lord duke.
Happiness, then, must be sought for in
simplicity, and not in costliness; in the
perpetually recurring. more than in the
rare; in abiding peace rather than in tenn
porary rapture; and next after the well o.
living water which springeth up into ever.
lasting life, in no source else so sedulous-
ly as in those fountains which are fed by
the never.failing love of relatives and
friends. sssT
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So shall you end this mortal race,
Aud see salvation nigh"
Self Restraint Mental Perauisi.s

Not only are voluptuousness and sem
suality unworthy, ignominious and perni-
cious; but no man whose avocatons de-
mand OF hin. any great and frequent stretch
Of metal exertion, is ignorant Of the fact
that they are injurious TO the mind. Or
dained, ss the immaierial principle of our
nature is, TO receive its ideas and carry on
its operations by means of material organs.
it necessarily results that whatever tends
TO weaken or disorder, or obs:ruct these
organs, must have an Immediately perni-
cious influence upon the understanding.
Ifthe body suffers from excess, the mind
becomes proportionatcly affected Ii re-
eeives its impressions slowly and indis
tncs,y, froaa the derangemen; of the chan.
nels through which it conamunes with the
world without. and it revolves, compares.
and decides upon them doubtlully and in
effectually, from the lassitude aud exhaus
ton of the machinery by which it acts.
The irightful proofs of the close connec-
ton subsisting between the mind and sody
are too frequently forced upon our at,en.
ton i'll manner which it is painful to re-
call and loalhsome to dwell upon, in the
sluggish imbecility of the glutton. and the
utter intellectual prostrarion Of the drunk
ark. The thoughtless may look lightly on
such spectacles, but the wise man passes
them with averted eye, and moralizes up
on them. and the causes which have pro-
duced them, apart. He knows that, though
the darkness which any particular act OF
intemperance or excess casts over the soul
may disappear and leave behind no per-
ceptible traces Of its visitation, yet, that
temporary extinction of intellectual lighl
but pressages, and is foretaste Of the deg.
red dation to which, by an habitual repeti-
ton Of such acts, sensibility will be sure
TO reduce its victim.
Who has not been a witness to such in.
stances Of intellectual ruin? The young
men and young women who reclined on
the couch of voluptuousness yesterday
and the thousands of old and young, all
around US. who daily dissipate, should
pause and consider how they are extin.
gushing the light that is in them, and sink
ing themselves into the very torpor Of in
tellectual death We have need to recall
the simplicity Of earlier days, and look
back upon our Washington, our Hamilton
our Adams, and remembering them, turn
from the lurng feasting places, the gaudy
sights and syren voices that beguile so ex'
tensively to voluptuousness and selfindul
gence, and so practice the restraints oul
fathers knew, that, mentally, we may be
children after the image of our sires.
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One Thing at a Time.

One thing at time, my dear fellow
one thing at a time. IT, you attempt to lift
both the twins ard your wife over the
stream al once, you will probably drop
the doll OF one OF the little ones, and the
bonnet of the other, and set the vile down
ankle deep in the stream. Some men OF
extraordinary gifts can rock the cradle
and read the paper at the same time; but
few can stir the hominy and calculate an
eclipse at once without burning the one
and postponing the other year or two.
You may put as many irons in the fire as
the furnace will hold, if you time them
rightly about their coming out. But don t
try to hammer out all at once, nor attempt
to shape an eel spear and horseshoe
nail at the same blow. A wise builder
will have the mason busy here, and the
carpenters there, and much work proceed
ing with equal pace; but he does not draw
up the specification for new house while
he is draughting the plan of another. We
may set out tree that will be growing
while we sleep. wind up clock that will
run its round while we run up to town on
an errand; but we don't set out trees nor
wind clocks while running errands or while
asleep. 1t is wise to have things so stu.
ated that there be no chincks betN cen our
jobs; no time wasted in taking up another
when one is ended, and that, when really
tired of one, we can refresh ourselves by
laboring at another. But it is vas,eful TO
turn from one undertaking to another while
ye. fresh enough to push the first on to a
conclusion. One thing.at time. and that
thoroughly. is the secret of success in all
great attainments. Crowd the inspiration
in between narrow banks, too narrow 10
allow of two jobs to ride abreast, and you
can float down it any task you have at
tempted, though as large among your COM
mon labors as seventy -four is among
other ships. But widen the stream to ac-
commodate a score of trihing tasks. and
hall of them will stick at sand bars and be
left for another tide.-N. Y. Times.