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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

'Paganini' bones, being Wearyo petitiohing u
Cardinals for decent sepultnre, determined to hoI
a conversation with Ole Builfs fiddle as to the
cause Of it's misfortunes, and by means of the my>
FERROUS odlc force, WINS soon en- rapport with tn
familiar spirit OF the Norwegian. ~ i5I.Yfa ii
"AhIp said the Bones, stSUIry to see you III
limbo-how are you of for resin % -, s.
4 Loosen my pegs" replied the Fiddle-whicl,
has a habit Of swearing genteely-tIf donot fee
as miserable nsi / never had breatheI the air
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

DOR sale on consi gnn1erts4 3 Z 9 u ~ y
f. ~ e 80 Barrels Pine Tai, " Ef&
'Is5sr3. s5ssS6 so ssfris y Rosin; - - V.t Ftsis
s5=,itss coo wheat Sacks.
idec5daSv2w 81 81 fhdia ~ b 'sAcAFBE 81 BROS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

AarshaIl and Ohio Turnpike Company.
lHE tolls are now charged as heretofore on this
andf Il the earnest desire ofthe Ifeeto
will attend promptly to raying tolls, as without
row ne the COMPANY have nneans of preparing u
road 10 winter Isey andI tspf tnpornnse TO Az th
this the best posi- r.
paif FOR The PUBLIC 5PJIEoat tSS nl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

,1kG1hlBBd kA1ElN6nI
ID HODKS, MCNAIRl d Goa have just received ~
OliTAtI stock Of Fal and Winter Goods eou;pISIt
everything, Fancy and Staple, suitable for the city an
Please give US CALI NoS5s ltaiiI street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

30 Goun try Mere ants,
ii Al rs AND Ca p S-W HolB E SAL
NMR aid now resefviE ou ami Winter stock ..
and Caps, which Ssi eel assured, NC
largest and cheapest ever bpongt TO The
Merchants who design puTchastng East, are
call end ,ilr stock for Nc are
the prices afe July Baltimore naIet.
S. d. HARP RR g SON te5 Main cor. uno1 n,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

&c AZ Greet Bargain!
IlNpING ftfmpossibte to esta bli.hr.li
al The same time, VIM sell my Min street GIose
Known 70 be one or the best Family IN f
lernis easy and rent low. ss.s.; JsoonvSv
sep2S 3. ~. tl1OODhOMI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

lttlR-Rlfl4 II,
&c on ii nh stTee abe for large fam.
ily5and N good Yy be frpnl % fat Of
re INST pfs Of next
nove3a NDSMonfoe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
Real II9Il..IeI'IIi-ai.a - -

r OFF, for adio I'M iisoie ~ l6ssts4sg - -
u OF Man atTee cen Efs IA, ~, 4ue west a.
isen ~ 70 pIse 1sIsel
and nipety sh set on aef stfeet. .''He eet o.
y ale, be oeJed At ~ = month";
Parcel e lt quit tine ar SSS,i IN sutl
vii 30 made, Known. - VI winch al
3 4 aepoiier M nrr1i Gated Hnifev to,,.,,
mon county ONO the OPPOSITE RasP!,, Be.
This farm contains between 81 and 81 an|sS
gFesa Ses,isE E,Hl. two Dwelling Houess 9G
litipns cnnfaiha abou g ~ "a good coz
only 70 rods from tie river. = 3ss s'-eoa land
The Central Ohio, and Marie n IA Tin
loea+ cd through this Fa1 tslT0adi
Parsons dezffD11 1i hAsing e fhor n 4S,,.
ground arc requested 70 cal on the
5eRse 81 Fglfqt EeaE re iHa.if A'i re, Ie'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
.iIa Just Arrived.

ostl1aa,utf sEsH and E Esss s @sssn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

TtafJ SfdtHing the NkRs O.
Price, 90 cents per bottle FoFFss by Ellis q cAIp'
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and BY WAL R. MCKEE. g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

satisfy that Eoal1g aipiete OF Goa
or Linen IN the Fluid nlI strength, Tor q hours wiz
will clearly show that II mus be pule ely harmless VIA
iIuteJ with gallons OF water tohaifa pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid Is worth thee tina b
single sixpenee which Will buy enough for alaIEs hl
Jyashfns Which can De done IN or hours! -
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who h1sb
ly puFchSsed the right for ohiocolAyts Hasg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

BALTIMORE, June 10, 1890
Messrs. Evans @SWatson,s Gentleien;
We have much your Fire Proof
from you having our and contents efectually,
alter Undergoing very heyele heat which
destroyed entire blocko bildIngs on Arch street
wharf, ON the Schdy the 6t oI june, $780,
a9fatest ssfls Yo1fSs very 6t1lly aae51
senta-diNtFlil.l ftgl fill[ RUESELt e GURBINS J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
Wolfesa Ballards q 90.

IS J. - 1T9 Market StTeet, PhfIadeIPhin-.1I,s
w Bro Co. have also OPENED a. Esrehouse LOT u
w reception and sale OF Western Produce. PlK,
uar attentions will be given to consignments OF VOL
Flour, bacon and Tobacco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

-, - Ole Bull s. q "a :. ists
= - EarepFell Concert in America. Z
LE BULL respectfully announces to the citizens OF
" Wheeling thai he win give in this city, shortly
Grqud and positively only he
will GSsisted Stgnorina Adelina Patti tito musical
and Ma SIdkosohS the great Pials
nanseal director ane conductors ia 2 e decia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

PIAt5S+ AMI N1JEfN5.
lust opened ns Ia.lan ana Eisns5 1e VI
& and the very best OF Italian, FTelssp
ma violin Strings Timing
Sldise "a ifyolee Of ~.
ms 1soin fie eelebTatsd q
lSost,j OF will or vi "a
4 eefsyes and VIII be sold II Tie isnS -
II vel known neeG n
respee tffly Invite INC n
community tos give m Eail nnl judge ioE
old Music ana Variety Store, No % Union 81.
s4nov24 Ell isil.[ q gEss: n eAIs-.--
FIs OUR AND GRAIN. 5G7E. -,
TTT X viii M lfbea sf 6dvalices cons
wv OF RioIj X nv to friends In
noyestf 3 DORSEY, HOW RDa & hsNVN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

lsss 8, .sall,.3 lrAs EsaIslsty
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fsegfafgla, ssAs a. >. Tl ~ " 81 SstlL
Sant'f eei5 q Pts VIM Fleming ~ tSdnp10H,
4panfHambi 2tis HEsobtt RatteEaon. Roest Morrison
4npcatisSs ioF insdfahee Vbe Tomtiy attended
BY the Pfesid dent Of Secret aIy. titfH M te9SE
wheeiiIlg,S 2Sthe 1893. = { . $3.50
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= JdhieSi Means, Esds Eteubenyle, o.
e kEEtI lorrpsFly ef Wheeling, y sn5ai'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
CIGARS AND STO3AC Geo.

- - CIGARS AN DSTOf5ACCa0 Il
II TIII keep constantly on land the dest Chewing 10.
bace6 and tho genuine imp OF all ndsl-
afesg days, new brsils Tohacco
light. p DOT u - wv RHODES, Agent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Wanted to Hire Immediately p!
Good AXe.Nien,

RIO clear thc lumber OF the line OF the Rail Road,
i Gom here 20 PAlnyIa,
Persons wishing 10 CoNhac, Tor Grading Sections
on this Inc can Iet Fair hice pee Cubic Ns,d Tor
doing the same, and Payments made Satisfactory to
them hy applying to me, al this place or pRlmVra,
HRuu,Nai, May 10, lSS9,-(dgwe) NJ, SlHER,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Oasr Il oVaH

Be Il remembered, that at a County
Court began and held at the Court House,
tln Bloomington, on Monday, the ID day
Of May 1853, among Others, the following
order was made,
Ordered, by the Court here, that the
county OF Maeon Is released from tho Stock
taken by her. 10 the Hannibal aud ST. 10.
Seph Railroad, by virtue Of the Act of tho
Legislature, and the Order Of. this Court
taking the same,
The Court holding that the Location Of
, said Road Is preiudicial to the interest OF the
kcounty,
And Do Il further Ordered, that the Clerk
certify copy OF This order TO tho Board of
Directors OF tho said Hannibal aud ~, 10.
seph Railroad Company, and that they be
requested thereby, to lelund TO this county
all money aud bond paid aud issued upon or
on account Of said stock,
And, that in default thereof suit will DO COM
,msneed for tho recovery Of the same, BE il far.
Their Ordered, that A, L, GilslrOp, T, g, Sharp
and ]. N. Brown be, and they are hereby ap.
pointed Commissioners, on the part Of said coun.
" OF Macon, to confer with the Board Of Dree.
terra Of the North Missouri Railroad Company ;
and that they propose subscription Of Stock,
TO said Road, to the amount Of seventy.fve
} thousand dollars; and that the Swamp Lands
which may come to said county shall be pledged
for the payment Of the same,
Provided, That said stock, IL taken, shall be
upon the condition, that said road shall BE- lOea.
ted aud constructed, aud depot built, within
one half mile Of Bloomington, the county seat
o. said county.
In testimony hereof, |, &, NJ,
Taylor Clerk Of said Court, have
II - thereto set my hand and seal OF
- - office, at Bloomington, on this
tie third day OF May, A, D., 1853,
&. NJ, TAYLOR, CLHRK,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13

To MAKE NINNeAR,--The best and quick.
est way vinegar can DO made Of cider, is, in
the first place, 10 draw oil the juice from
the sediment, aud put it in clean cNSE,
aud add one pint Of hop,yeast to 4 barrel
.oi juice; place II where it may be kept
moderately warm, aud add, iC you choose,
two nc three sheets OF brown wrapping
paper, LeSme0red with melaSSeS. This is
The quicker way OF making cider vinegar,
Excellent vinegar may be made OF the sap
vi the maple trees, viz; Boil The sap down
in the proportion ot Coar gallons TO Que
then, as in tho case Of cider vinegar, put il
in a caSk, leave the bung open, aud place ii
where 1t may have moderate warmth,
In this way il viii S0on ierment and bO.
come good vinegar,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
TERMS OF ADvKRrIsINa

IN THE nAlLY JOURNAL,
FRS, insertion, rive Cents q Lines
Each Insertion Afterwards, Two and HNlf Cents 4
line,
Advertisements will be Published from six Ia twelve
days al TNo CeRS Line Tor each insertion, including
the irSL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Barber's Shop,
pETER JOIINSON,

lGA wv JOlilNoOANN
d RESPECTFULLY offers his'sorvioes TO the
IL public, He keeps the bcst quality of raIors,
and keeps them sharp, lilo will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and nealncss,
lie cuts aud dresses hair In style that
never fails to please his customers. As a
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal, His charges are rcasona.
bly, low, As no intends To contmUog fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
the patronage Of the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose well known chief characteristic
OF energy, leads them to desire TO see
everything on the progressive march.
Reeolect It is the shop nearest to HEX.
mans Stove Store. Il Is on the west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street, (up.23.l.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
nIarrieN,

In South Hannibal. on Thursday Evening, the
18th Inst, BY Dr.. D. 7, Morton, Mr., joan
DursaSR and Misa SusASAs SPEHRS, all Of
this CITY,
On ThurNday, 2lSt April 1858, by Rev,
Allen @. GSllahss, FNESoR GLAsseOex Esq,
and Mi" LeoaErIl MCtpRow, al Of Rails
county,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
To PREVENT Docs GOING KAN IN AUSusr.
Cut their heads of 10 July,
Cincinnati, May 10

Cincinnati, May 10
Miller, who confessed to having forged
>ehsokS in this city last winter, was brought be.
Gore magistrate yesterday; he confessed and
was eommiuedin default OF $4,000 bail. His
confession is substantially the same as stated in
despatch Of Friday, Ills reported that parties
Of respectable standing, not before suspected,
AFRO now implicated,
The trial Of tho Martha Washington conspra.
tors, commenced At Columbus on the Sth, before
Judge Mclean: all the prisoners were presenS
except Nicholson and Stevens, The former for.
Geited his reeognisanee Of 5000, Tho office
OF the District Attorney was 6urglariouSly en-,
tered At Columbus, and several papers connected
with this case stolen. The room Of Mr, Barton,
principal prosecuting witness, At tho Neil
House, was also entered and his trunk ranSaek'
cd,
kirkland and Joe Barker Of Pittsburgh,
preached in the Market place yesterday, Some
Irish women used their tongues freely but no
disturbance took phSe,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
GOODS.

BOUGHT BEFORE THE RISE!
THE LARGEST and the greatest assortment
l. Of goods ever brought to Hannibal, just now
received, and will be sold certain, The sub.
seribSr would particularly Oall tho attention Of
his wholesale customers to this fact, and all
persons coming to Hannibal to purchase goods
will find il greatly to their advantage 10 call on
Apr22-d,tf. T, r. SELNES,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Another corrcsneodont saYs;

The cheapest mode Of making vinegar is, TO
mix five quarts Of warm rain water, with two
quarts Of Orleans molasseS, and four quarts Of
yeast, Ina few weeks you will have the best
vinegar you ever tasted.--l Dollar Newspa.
per,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

THE Stockholders OF the RNNnibal Rails County and
j. patls Plank Road Company, will please take No,
tee that Seventy per cent Of the Capital S,eek has
been called, aud L row due, Those knowing them,
sSlVSs delinquent will pay the same 10 L, HAWKINS,
Ts Otsy, without delay, aud save cost, Suit win be
i'm (Otcd forthwith, agNiNsl al dellNqueRls,
lDllall =. mo z, DOWNING, President
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Smith & Dicks New Family Greecsy
on Market nhrnnf

.rTHEH take this method Of informing the c,iiisi1
Il Of Hannibal and vicinity that they have opened
stsIv north ,Ss gsrSsf bousc ~S.rs ~. I ia,nn
keeping oil kinds OF Groceries suited 10 the retail trade
We intend keeping on hand oil kinds Of marketing, aud
will be pleased 10 zee our friends Ut any time when they
want anything in our limo. We have, aud will cent
nue. 10 Keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season AS We have the best opportunity Of purehN.
sing Fowls, Vegetables SC, II will DO 10 eyCty mans
interest 10 call ana examine before purchasing tl,r
tanned Ot the market house during the DAY,
hov2Ilr SMITH & DICK
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
FlSTULElN ANNON CURED,

Ind al other Diseases prtahuRg 10 he rtcidm
dNueS, such az piles, Sc,
nR, G., NJ, ElGllTLES, Of Ky, has located
~ near New London, Mo, at which place he
can DO seem at all times, except when ah.
sent On professional business, Tie treats
without the use Ut the knife W lance, lie
will also practice upon tho principle OF M
eURE No FAY, and with little pain 10 the
patient, Al persons desiring to SEQ him,
had better write 10 know when and where
he can be seen. lie will treat all eases
placed under his care at ST. Louis, HOnni.
bal or New London, and ir he does not
give perfect satisfaction after undertaking
the case he will dc(ray all expenses incur,
red, Letters post paid or personal Oppli'
cation to DIR, G, NJ, klGHTLEY, New
London, Mo, apps w.6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURL
Commission and Forwarding HOUSE,
ougPu MooRpuE, FRANCIS MCFAuL,
Mogridgo & MeFaul,


(I.aic TviehCll 4 MogridGc,)
Corner Commercial and Pine streets, ~, Louis,
(NONSlG SMEN ) aud Commissions viii meet with
~ prompt aud personal attention, and Liberal Ca,h
advance viii be given on Cou'lgnmcnN Cr bills Of
l.adng in hdad,
The forwarding aud receiving Of merchandise ana
produce will mos with especial care and diNpalch the
lowest rates oC freight Will always be procured, and
the expense oil storage aud dayNge AZ much az posi-.
hlu avoided,
OrirIs Tor purchasing tilted at the Shorte,, uollcr
aud lowest uN,Hrl prIvcS,
WkE.N6 SCES'
J. i T., Walsh,
Page \ nAcou,
talrOc,a, Hlow 4. Co., Ssl, Lo,0
tnuIsaa 4 Nalc,
nuau, Aug \ 60,
RlOw MmGu,
Fr0AtN F,ur.' New York,
Charles \, NugS
T. [, TWi,hSll ~ Co.. Now Orleans,
w hove ph open PULLEY VI Insurance, which will
cover all ,n,pwrus 10 uu, Address, when ADVISED by
letter PER mail, o. whom endorsed Oh bills Of laGlRG
before ~ at the ugu vt Shipment,
M0GRlpGE AcFALl,
S. Louis, Jan, ~, 1885 a3y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Cheapest and Best Writing Ink.

r r BKlTTINGHAM 4 BRO, arc now mani.
IL, featuring Black Writing Ink Of superior quail.
", which they sell very cheap thirty cents doEcn
cones, or tive cents q pint Steel pens may be lstt
standing in this ink any length Of time without core.
ding,
p Sat Wholesale, thOy will sell i a, so bar.
rel [msh 80 d'ul
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- 0N 49,
Smiles,

There S matchless beauty i'm q sunny smile,
bright from the depths of n loving heart
o then Let thy lip be wreathed with smile
home-'mld dstrangers-wherever thou art!''
Smilcs-bless smiles! What an invalu-
able gift from Heaven to the countenance
is the bright halo Of sweet loving smiles!
The faireSt features are still fairer when
radiant smiles, like golden sunshine play
getty round the rosy lip. When wan
derIng among strangers with none to greet
us with affections tender voice, or cheer
our lonely hours with the sweet commu-
nings Of ffriendship--tten we miss sadly
the warm sunshine that encircles distont
home in an atmosphere oflove-the sun
ny smiles that beam on the ruby lip,
and sparkle in the depths of the lustrous
eye-how precious i'll their absence-how
lightly valued when present! Ye gentle
daughters of our noble tillers of the soil!
do You ever think of the worth, the beau
ty, of heart-warming smiles to the affec-
tionate father, brother, or perchance lover,
when returning from the labor-feld of
industry, wearied with toll, you meetthem
with bcaming glancing glances of sympa-
thy and affection?
The joyous country with its blooming
flowers, its laughing rivulets, its song
Looping birds, and the blue, smiling sky
above, are yours; with tho thousands Of
pure holy influences that cluster amid
natures temple, teaching silent lessons to
the beauty Of Life. and bidding you ever
to wear a smile of cheerfulness in return
for the varied and delightful scenes so
lavishy spread around you. Wherever
YOU go scatter the rose-buds of Kindness
in your path, and cheer the sorrowstricken
one 10y the delicate ministrations of q
sympathetic heart. Danish the frownine
brow, and pouting lip from your features,
and with the magic wand of gentieness for
your talisman Of power, chcerfully perform
your Lite-mission, gladdening the hearts
of all and lighting the home of one, with
the light of your smile, and you will be
rev warded by the uncbanging affection of
true friends, and the approving smiles of
your Heavenly Father. BYRA BELL.
Farmers Companion.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-08-31
Vi1si Virginia Girss.

THE Richmond Enquirer of recent
date contains the following notice Of yir-
ginia girl, or, in its own language a meri-
t'rous lady Of our acquaintance in Hano-
yer county:
AT the ge oftwenty she was hear
ty, rosy checked lass, full of life and ia
dustry. Seeing prospect of making a
disconsoIate bachelor as happy as herself.
she acquired piece of land, with the
view OF having" a local habitation.n A
house was the next thing indispensable to
her laudable ambition. She shouldered
her oxe. went to the woods, felled ties
with her own hands, chopped the logs for
the building, made shingles to cover II,
nailed them on, and finished the house
by lathing and plastering it herself. IN
short time thereafter "she mel she saw
she conquered" deserving and Industrious
young uan residing in her neig1bofhood..
They were married, and the young couple
commenced tiieir married lie In the neat
cottage, the fruit If the wifes industry and
the work Of her own bands All this oc-
CURED about the year 1885 Time has nd :
yanced, and she . now thc happy mother
/ of thirteen, (tie youngest Ave mohths oId,s
and he tbehappy and prosperous husband
of most industrious and cstimabIe lady.
What's It woman cannot accomplish when
/ with aernrstness she undertake The efaski'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-08-31
Civility is q Fortune.

CIvILITY is fortune in itself, for a
courteous man always succeeds in life. and
that even when persons OF ability some.
times fail. The famous Duke of Mari
borough is case in point. 1t was said
OF linn, by one cotemporary, that his
agreeable manners often converted an
enemy into friend; and by another, that
1t was more pleasing to be denied favor
10y his Grace, than to receive one from
other men.
The gracious manners Of Charles james
Fox preserved him from personal dislike,
even at time when he was politically
the most unpopular man in the kingdom.
The history ofo own country is full of
examples Of success obtained by civility.
The experience Of every man furnishes, If
he will but recall the past frequent in
stances where conciliatory manners have
made the fortunes Of physicians, lawyers,
divines, politicians, merchants, and, indeed
individuals Of all pursuits. In being in
.troduced to a stranger, his 2tfability. or
the reverse, creates instantaneously =
prcpossession in his behalf, or awakens
unconsciously aprcjudice against him.
To mas, civility is, in fact, what beauty
is to woman; it is a general passport to
favor; . letter Of recommendation written
in language that every stranger under
stands. The best Of men have often in
jured themselves by irritability and conse,
quent rudeness, as the greatest scoundrels
have frequently succeeded by their plausi-
ble manners. Oftwo men, equal in all
other respects, the courteous one has
twice the chances Of tortune.-Philadei.
PHO LedQer.
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Extracts From Mrs. Child.

Sing on, thou true hearted, aud be not
discouraged. If "a harp be in perfect time,
and flute or other instrument Of music
be near it, and in perfect tune also, thou
canst not play on one without awakening
an answer from the other. Behold thou
shalt hear its sweet echo in the air as il
played on 10y the invisible, Even so shall
other spirits vibrate TO the harmony OF
thine. Utter what God giyeth thee to say
and thou wilt wake slumbering echo to
be carried OH for ever through the uni
verse.
In sord and act, sing thou Of united
love and truth; another voice shall take
up the strain over the waters; soon it will
become world concert; and then, thou
alone there, in that realm Of light and
love, well pleased wilt hear thy early
song, in earth's sweet vibration to the
harps Of Heaven.
ltl,ank my Heavenly Father for every
manifestations OF human love, | thank
Hin, Tor all experiences, be they sweet OF
bitter, which help me to forgive all tl.in0s
and to enfo'd the whole world with 3
blessing
The cure for all the IT'S and wrongs
the cares, the sorrows and the crimes o
humanity, all lie in that one word, Love
It is the divine vitality that everywher,
produces aud restores lie. To each ant
every one Of US i givestise power Of work
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