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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
THOSE who have tried it, have found that the advertise
ment does not vaunt its praises too ghy-TdQhaSSee
Fyor1dian and Journal, Feb 18th, 1853, -. -,
Housekeeper who have tested the quality of this powder
pronounce unanimously in its oLockport DAILY Cou-
49, So. e.=-..- ..e-
surpasses every thing the shape rising we ever
yet used in the baking of cakes RahcGy advocate
Register, Apr,t 49, 1853. ~.
This article of such utility in various kinds of
that when its virtues become properly known house.
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly do
without it.-Nes0 York Pick May Fl, 1858.
No need hesitate to DurkeeS anportant article
to housekeepers-RepubLlcan BANNER and Nashville Whtg
Feb. II, 1853.
Would you have light bread sweet bread bread that you
Baking Powder, and you will fail have good bread
cakes, &c-Iroy Daily Times, May "a, 1852.
We have tried this article and with per-
feet confidence Quebec Gazette yaty, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder have tried house. and
better half astonished at the resltNelg York
Daily Times, Oct %, 1858. az
All good housewives will rejoice in and lorfy the of
Durkee after they have given his Baking Powder fair trial
Neu York SIN. Sep. 3d. 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder undoubtedly the best article
this purpose that has yet been discovered. 49,,
Netc York Dttchma7,, FEB. IL 1883
BIS THE ARTICLE is WARRANTED sATIsFACTIoN.-
Orders accompanied ph the Cash ,oiNbe promptly fNcd
E. r. DURKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer l39 Water, st. N Y.
S. B. d ]. A. EVANS, wholesale and retail Agents,
Wilmington. [Aug 1896 3m-5O3m
I1LOUR-2O bbls. and 20 half bbls g Hiram Smith !.
brand fresh ground, just received and for sale by
Aug. Is FREEMAN & HOUSTON. =
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NOTICE.
OK HUNDRED ACRES of good turpentine. timber "a
y and farming Land offered for SALE IL miles of
Fayetteville and within mile of the Fayetteville and
Centre Plank Road known the estate of B. Carmichael
About 100 in cultivation of which newly
cleared There is good Dwelling and all necessary out
houses the premises $4,000 turpenne boxes mostly cut
the last season
For further information apply on the premises:
NELL CARMICHAEL.
FAYETTEVILLE. August 20.
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tine we have to notice very market The stock i qss
small an and a is srs Err .s fss u Ssa
for North County Roain is good demand and sales Of
common Imports % 7 from so January aDs to
Ro.n, bbls.. !. ss.oo7 a,ssI
Turpentine, bbls -. 6;asa 1L4s6
Spirits Turpentne, bbls. aoa
Tar bbs. U,loz io'I4o
NEW YORK Aug 2s-Flogr is SCARCE Sales Of ZOO
good Ohio and Is s7gs s. Southern Wheat has
snsd sas bushels a. q o s s5 5 g Sa.
els al Tic Tor mixed and 75o for yellow Coffee sales Of
o bags at s@s for ko and s Tor 1aya ss.
of 25O bbs Spirits 4s@5oe advance Ct 3sc o
Whisky 25c Pork sales 1000 bbls SIS so for
and $l3 for prime Beef sales Of goo bbs mess at VIZ
Cut sales of $50 casks at 6lc for Shoulders aud sao
for Hams. Lard lilo. .
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s-5 p M--Fleur There has
been good degree of activity in the market to-day
an ~ have SaS ls
Inferior grades of wheat from oc below quotations
Corn 81 to Csc Rye 6S@7Oc Oats s5@ssc Whiskey 25i
@26ac. for bbls. Hhds are selling at 25o:
LIVERPOOL Aug 5-Turpenne is in limited request
sales 100 bbls Rough at rs Id Spirits TurPenpe have
changed hands 45s for l2o bb Rosin is sale but
up to lis for good.
Foreign markets per Arabia.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13--NOtwiths.snding Che favorable
hf u Se @ for
has been fair however and the decline rthe week cannot
quoted lid Sales of the week have been Al 499
bales including $3.50 bales spectators and 7.4lo to
porters The market Friday closed quiet with sales of
1000 bales. The quotations Fair Orleans IDS pddng
Aid. fair Mobile Upland 6}d middlpg Upland l5-l6d
Breadstus The fine weather continues ana Breadstuf
have declined in value. Considerable sales of Wheat have
been made at I'd esd y bushe decline Flour not ma
teriay lower though circulars qnote decline OF I'D
Dbl Western Canal Flour 26@27s.; Baltimore and Phila-
depha 27@27s Cd; Ohio 26@27s Cd; 2@25s White
Wheat Is. I'D @7s 0d red and mixed 7@7 Cd; white and
yellow Corn 3@32s. ,=,.-
Provsons-Pork quiet: Bacon steady Shoulders neg
lected Lard active and closed firm at 565ss cwt Tai
low dull at Is. Decline, - ~
Tupentine sales spirits at ass Sales
of 800 bbs tar at 203ls Sales of 1000 bb rosn at Is
4d. for common, and lis. for fine. +,
Rice steady at 24s Cd @25s for Carolina Coffee
in fair demand steady Tar quiet and unchanged.
| LONDON, Aug l2.-Cotton was quiet-sales Of the
week 1000 bales. Coffee quiet but steady Western lard
55@E7s.
Money largely in demand but the rate of interest was
unchanged. The funds had considerable improved Con-
soils closed on the 18th at 9St@984 r. -
HAvRE Aug esaes Of cotton for the week $1,000
limited demand. Rice dull but not Iower. -. - !,
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s~aEE SToRY.-A correspondent of the Delaware
S ", states that woman living in house belong
\ y" Mr.. Burton, short distance from New Castle,
n INTO neighboring meadow, few days ago. for
~ purpose of gathering grapes, when black snake,
W. had lain concealed in the grass fastened itself
b. ~ her leg. She tainted from fright, but how
5Sne lay in an unconscious state is not known
SnIng to, however, she found that the snake still
sGa company. She mustered courage and ran
s mouse, but in her haste she lost the key of the
which she had locked before leaving. She then
So 10 the meadow (the snake still occupying its
and after finding the key, the thought struck
H 90 60 neighboring stream and drown the var
one approached the water, when his snakeship
s ''eIy uncoiled himself. and glided of among the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26

J1REEMAN & HOUSTON, Wilmington, N. c., are
agents for the Brdgewater Paint Manufacturing Com
pany and will keep on hand sufficient supply of the Paint
little known in this vicinity but is being very generally used
other parts of the country where gives entire
Extraordinarily adapted for the
of buildings of any kind steamboats, railroad bridges
recommended for alt kinds Of work, above under
The low price fixed for the Paint in connection with
good qualities render it economical than any other
market. Any information required in reference the
Bridgewater Paint will be furnished on application
August 18th, 1853 29+tf
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$50 REWARD.
b Z o 4 E J ALL

A FREE NEGRO by the name of ISAIAH BOW @A
n LES, alias Johnson, broke out of New Hanover "a
County Jail last night. He was in prison the q
charge of Rape white girl. Said Bnwles alias -
Johnson is about feet 10 inches high somewhat spare
built dark mulato; large mouth bushy head smooth
faces beard and is about 20 years old He travelled with
Frank Johnsons Band hoster, for previous
his arrest He has relations in Fayetteville and will proba-
bly, endeavor get to said place, lsboro in
State. The above reward of fifty dollars will be given
his confinement in the Jail of New Hanover county, any
Jail in the State that he can be got again.
E. ID. HALL, Sheriff.
Per G. ALDERMAN, Deputy Shift.
Wilmington. n c., August 24th 1853 3OOtf
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MARRIED.,

In this town. the evening of the 10Th nst by Special
Magistrate John Cowan Esq, Mr. JOHN LANG of Bangor
Me- to Miss LoRINDA ALLEN of Belfast.
So Boston papers please copy
AtKey's Cove Bladen county, the 18th inst, by D.
A. Mcmillan, Esq, Mr. THOMAS J. Russ to Miss MARY
ELIZA daughter Of James Allan, Esq.-all of Bladen
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A HATLEss PopuLAT1oN.-A gentleman passing
through Masslon, Ohio, the other day, noticed that
the entire population were bareheaded; supposing
funeral was the cause, he uncovered his own head,
and enqued the name of the distinguished dead to
whose remains so much respect was shown 1t turn
ed out that all the hats in town were put IN requls-
ton to stop up the windows which The late nan storm
had rddIed. The vister gave his head scratch, and
replacing his hat left town.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18th. 1858

TURPENTINE market has ruled unsteady during the
week ended day. and quotations of to-day show ad
Thursdays prices of Is cents virgin and 30
cents on yellow Dip e Dbl of $50 lbs The article has been
good demand throughout the week. and the sales reach
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$40 REWARD.


D UNAWAY from the subscriber, residingin Bruins 50
II wick. Smhvile, about the Goth inst, ~
TWO NEGRO FELLOWS. named ARTHUR and n
LOUIS. ARTHUR is between thirty and forty-A1
of dark and stout built, and feet high
slightly lame. He hired from Charles Roundree of
Pitt county, and be making his way back. LOUIS is
hired from Dr. Duffy of New Berne The above reward of
$40 will be paid for the return of said their
Judgment any Jail where can get them $40 for either
of them. JAROT MATTHEWS.
Brunswick county, Aug. "a 1853. 3OO-6t-5l-2t*
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CIRCULAR SAWS.
TINE Subscriber has just completed his arrangements for
/ supplying the best CIRCULAR SAWS made and fol-
keeping stock on hand of all sizes. up 60 inches
Every Saw warranted and sold at Manufacturers prices
J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, N c., june 18th, 1853. 2a9
kFCommercial, Herald and New Era copy
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HOTICE.

HOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife, RACHEL PUCKETT, has left
w my bed and board, without my consent and without
any just provocaton all persons hereby fore
warned against trusting harboring the said Rachel Puck
ett account will pay debts of her contracting
after this date. p. PUCKETT.
Wilmington, August Path, 1853 3OO-ld- 81 .2w*
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A wag in Lexington, KY. who amongst the rest
lost good deal that he staked upon Letcners elee
It is an organization got up by loco fooos to win mo-
ney from.
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AUCTION SALE.
By NJ. CRONLY, Auctiomcer.

House and Lot -. .. -
ON MONDAY, the 18th day of September next, it being
of three o'clock, p M will be sold, the HOUSE AND
LOT opposite Mr. Miles Costn's residence, on Market
street continued property of B. S. Koonce deceased
The has front of seventy feet, and back 200 feet
The house two stories high contains eight the
premises Kitchen all necessary eut-houses, and we'll of
ANN kOONCE, Administrative.
August 10TH 1853 5O-4t
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.

A1CaAAND ACADEMY.
THE next session of this Institution commence the
l. 18th of September.
TUITION SESSION OF 5 MONTHS
For the lower branches of English including Orthogra-
ply, Reading Writing and Arithmetic. Sc
The higher branches of English, including all depart
mcnts Of Science, and the French Langrage -
Latin and Greek, aud all the branches of Classical
BOARD, including washing fuel and lights study
be procured, either with the Principal with
venisnt to the School, at the rate of S. per month
L. G. WOODWARD, Principal.
August 26th, 1858 81 3w
OUR BUSINESS in this place will undergo change on the
" first of October next All persons indebted will
please call and and those who have claims
against business connections at Rocky Mount and
Rhlands will present their bill. before LIST of October
Orders for wholesale establishments at the cities of
Philadelphia Pa and Newbern, c.. will be attended
at our establishment here, South side Market street
STERN & BROTHER.
Wilmington, N. c., August 81, 1853 3Ol-2aw-5l-tlo
RB-Commercial copy once week until LIST October.
NEW BOOkS.-Received this morning, "wednesday,
~ August 2fth) per Express, I'd Vol Eustace Quinton
Ist Vol Ellen DeVere2d not Blithedae Romance by
Hawthorne; Marie DeBernere Tale of the Crescent City
by w. Gilmore Simms Fern Leares from Fannys Port
Folio The Perber the Mountaneer of the Atlas Tale
of Morocco, by w S Mayo, author of Kalroah &c. &c
Beatrce,bound and in paper; Arpletons Mechanics Mag
azne, for August Godeys adys Book and National Ma
azne, for September. For sale at
S. w. WHITAKER,S.
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FREIGHTS So

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine Rosn, and Tar, Per BARREL. s so 60
Spirits Turpentine, do. ...,.OO d 70
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. w a ~
Cotton, per bale, ~ w d. L ~
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, ........... q
FlaXSeed, per caSk, .Uu q ~
Ground Peas, per bushel, ...6 o
Lumber, per NJ, b 90 W
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, 40 50
Spirits Turpentine, do. ........OO ~
Ground Peas, per bushe 8
Lumber, per NJ, to size. % SO %
Cotton goods an d yarns, per cubic foot, ....6 o
Rlce per lUU lbs. 10
TO BOSTON. 49,
Turpentine Rosn, and Tar, per barrel, go 20
Spirits Iurpntne, do. .UO ~
Lumber perm. ............ no 90 II 90
Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore per ct prem Philadelphia per ct prem.
New York;. {" Virginia.... ! -" 6
Boston, ....l I" " Charlesto Il "
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HOUSE. SHIP AND SIGN PAINTING,
AND PER ANGLING.

THE subscriber prepared to do all work in his line
i reasonable it can be done in Wilmington.
Patterns of paper may be found his shop Market street.
door from Second and all orders left there
Mr.. L. B. HUGGINs will be promptly attended to, and the
work done accordingly. PETER A. DAVIS.
Wilmington, August 9th 1858 2S6-lm-49-1m*
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NorE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water are subject Of landing Inspections coop
erage &c-say Lumber 80 cents to 81 y Nj Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents bbl-and on naval stores
brought per railroad about the expenses
curred-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne a deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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A SUBSCRIPTION to the stock of Company o.,
"A build and suitable Hotel at Smithyc, has kfH
heeu opened subscription paper may be found at III
the Drug Store of Messrs S. B. A. Evans Front
cesy of the movement. requested to forward and
take stock. COMMITTEE.
Aug. 26. 3O3-6t-5I-4t
NEW FLOUR. 80 half bbg: of New Flour. extra; 30
~ boxes Cogate's No Soap hsf and whole boxes just
received chr W. H. Smith, and for sale low for cash
Aug. 26. GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
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John G. Breckenridge the democrat reelected to
Congress in the Ashland District of Kentucky, must
fully deserve all the high praise bestowed upon him
by his friends when the nveterate Louisville Journal
is constrained to speak of lin as follows
awe have been half afraid during the canvass
to express fully opinion Of him, lest our whig
friends in this district and elsewhere might deem US
untrue to the interests of party. Mr.. B. is a
pure and noble hearted man, and liberal minded
politician, and he has earned and won at home and
at Washington high reputation for talent as be-
longs to any of his age in the United States
We do not knGw of any gentleman Of his party
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

TOFFEE. 80 Sacks st. Domingo, Rio, Laguayra, Java
~ and Mocha Coffee. for sale by
MBrch q. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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NTOCKING AND CANARY Bird Cages for sale at
lM Aug Is. WILKINSON & ESLER,
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FoR FALL AND WINTER

OUR MR.. BALDWIN is now in New York, where be has
~ been for several weeks past selecting Cloths Cassimeres
Vestings latest mportations besides, entlemen
Furnishing Goods of every desirable style is also
pentendng at mandatory the getting Of
before offered to the citizens of Wilmington. =
Our stock will comprise every variety Of Over Coats Pal
approved fashion. AS heretofore, will be
Our establishment conducted by the sku cutters
and but the best workmen employed The remaining
stock of Summer Goods will be closed out low for cash
hEHera1d ccpy. SCOTT & BALDWIN. :
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OUR MOTT rs sTO PLEAsE,''
asn Wilmington Saddle, Harness., IENNOM
NNATRuNK mANnEAc GAsN N

Gig, and sul.sy Harness; Lady's and Gentlemen's
and Carpet Bags Satchels fancy Trunks sc. Always on
hand large supply of Leather and Fly Nets. and
all other articles usually found such establishments all
of which he warrants to be of the best material work
manship and will be sold low for cash. credit to
prompt customers t.-lt.F
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Medical Bags Sc. made to-
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought sold commis-
sion. JOHN +. CONOLEYs
Sept. 10, 1851
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Observation-Disclosures is somewhat remarka-
bic for his grandoquence of language which renders
his society object to be sought after by those VINO
are inclined to make merry at the eccentrlciueS Oh
genius " Sprggins," said one of these, "you are a
fool.'
&C Sir, said spriggins. with great dignity, sell
dom presume 10 extend gratuitous advice to gentle
men, but permit 10 observe. sir that re'terahon
If The sentiment YOU have Just uttered might not prove
conducive 10 convaescent state of your personal in
d;y;duaI;tv Snrippins was reused
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-26

PENSION PROVISIONS. the Senate of the United
States recently pension granted to Betsey Nor
ton, widow of 80 odd years, "to continue for lfe'
unless she marry again."
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The LEvIATHAN STEAMsH1P.-Mr. Belts the great
railway contractor, who has just left for Montreal
is director in the Eastern Steam Navigation Com.
pany. who are constructing the Leviathan Steam
ship for the purpose of facilitating naviga-
ton. The other head of this company is the Earl
of Marlborough, and the name of Mr.. Peto and 9TH
of equal note, also associated with MIR Belts
in the direction The company has laid the keel of
a monster steamer whose dimensions are given US
follows length 673 feet, breadth 80 feet, out to
out of wheel house 100 feet, depth of hold from
cumbrings of main deck 30 feet, power of engines
5000 horse. Her deck presents of II acres
of surface. The ship is being built by Scott Russell,
Esq, the greatest naval architect of England, and
is constructed in separate compartments, made wa
tertight that in case her bow her stern break
ing off, she would still be able to float in separate
pieces. 1t is doubtful if such steamer could enter
harbor, and Halifax is therefore regarded the
most suitable port for this move OF ocean navi-
CATION. This steamer is to sail from Maford Haven,
where she is now building-or from Holyhead Har-
bor which promises eventually to become the great
steamship Terminus of the British Isles.
Portland State of Maine.
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Hollow Pills the effectuaI for Head
ache, Nervousness, Debility, and Giddincss In the
Head.
Drnkwater Castle street, Liverpool, had been in ill
a considerable suffering from headaches
nervousness and debtaed constitution and frequently
suddenly with gdness the head that strength
completely failed her, and she od tall TO the ground Every
tried obtain relief by following the prescriptions
without she them commenced taking
oowayS Pills. and this Invaluable medicine ghtened
the stomatch renovated her and eff
ecuay headache that she enjoying the best of
health
Sold the Establishment Of Professor Holloway 244 Strand
London and by all Druggists and
Dealers the British Empire and of those
of 37ac &c. 81 So each Whole
principal Drug houses of the Union by Messs A
f. Sands, New York; s. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
n. c.
There saving by taking the largest sizes
the guidance Of patients in disorder
are afIi xed to each Box.
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DURKEE's CELEBRATED

CHEMICAL Y EAST OK BAKING POWDER, =
The Cheapest Heatthiest Most U$eui and Econeica
Article for raising Bread, Biscuit, Fr'ed Griddie
and Johnny Cakes Pastry, Puddings,
S,oeet Cakes, Corn Bread. &C.,
,cith either ,cheat rye, Indi-
an or buckOheat -four,
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UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAVA laughable iIlustra-
ton of the heading of this article occurred in Illinois
lately, will beseen by the following from the Peo
ria News:
MIR. B. was out hunting with his rifle, and crossing
the field of MIR. c., FSenchman C.'S large dog at
tackled him savagey, while C. stood looking on, with
out attempting TO call off his dog B. getting out of
patience. shot the dog, and he fell apparently dead
c.. in high dudgeon, forthwith got out warrant, and
had B. arrested for killing his dog; to the kill
ing, and was corroborated by two of his neighbours
who were present at the shooting The magistrate
fined B ten dollars, and costs amounted 10 about ten
more; B. paid the find and costs, and when the par
ties got home from the trial the dog had home
also, and was not killed. B. then got warrant a.
ganst the FrenChman and his two associates for per-
Jury, in swearing B. had killed the dog. They were
frightened. and made peace with B. paid him back his
twenty dollars, and ten for his trouble, and no
trial was had and when the parties returned home
from the last suit. 10 the dog was dead.
Too BAD.-The West Baton Rouge Vis-a-Vis, of
Wednesday last, says
Some wretch in human form, shaving neither the
fear of man nor the law before his eyes, did, with
wicked and malicious intent, walk deliberately into
our Jail yard, and took the Jail door off its hinges
and oh, horror, without pity or remorse chucked II
into the river.
Next morning sad to relate, the only occupant oil
the Jail was busily engaged in fishing it out, com
planning that he'd be darn'd if he was gong Il
sleep in that place, without door. Success, we
are happy to say, crowned his efforts
SELECT YOUR ASSOCIATES" Pares cum par'bu
faeillime congregation" is maxim too commonly
observed by the unconcerned spectator not to pos
sess some degree of real truth hence, each indVId
ual, when forming acquaintance or associates
should exercise some precaution l. e., they shoul(
seek to obtain some information with regard to thu
reputation of those with whom they are mixing
ascertain their manner of acting with relation t.
the duties of life and their general department. an'
associate with those only with whom you woult
willingly be classed. Remember that your repu ia
ton once lost, cannot easily be reclaimed. " III
| 4hnt stoals MY nnrsa steals trash. &C.'