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Coon CouNsrL.-No young nlan can hope
to rise IN society, or act worthily his part hi
life, without fair moral character. The basis
Of such q character Is o yirtuous, fixed sense
OF moral obligation, sustained and invigorafed
by tho fear and love Of God
The youth who possesses such character
can DO trusted. Integrity, Justice, Leneyolanee.
truth, are not with him words without mean
ing; he feels and knows their sarecd import.
aud aims In tho tenor Of hia life, 70 excmplify
the virtues they express,
Such a man has discisiou Of character: no
knows what Is right, and Ia flrm in pursuing
Il. Such man has independence Of charsc.
ter; he thinks and acts for hinselG and Il not
to be made the tool Of unprinci,,,ca and sinas.
serving politicians to do the dirty work OF
party. Such man hiss true worth Of char.
acter; his lfe h = blessing 10 himself TO hia
hmily, 10 society. TO the wofsd; and he Ii
pointed eat to future generations az proper
example FOR the rising youth 20 sFaala,e.
TBgss never was an lnstancs asen IN which
ssin-stiiis,g os rsa.dsiakiMs produced any
real change OF a mans prineiplss ies The bel.
Ter; neither DID IL ever MAKE hina eng nero
healthy, OF ssgang, es happier, or respectable.
bas thn Feverse ne tongue can tell
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01

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oas eS he sFseks ~ wesasa = 10 gwessed saas
sAey have seckssesaisy gst s,ssstAsee ~ saeix
ere, eoa sp8ses = nsa ~ soek iase Il smA Ne
says NE Asn = Esss sure Z hs issks shere ~
ttst rssgStNiss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01

Ma rAssssvroS oS spx Nxas.sgA Rms@--
TsS U'svslsna Herald rsspesrsisa the essssw.
SAG
NM fssssngsos ls saSisas ia Knew Who 4
she Nebraska itsil skss kss papers sse sasrvpa.
noassss "a hss real esllsss, tkss Ne seaa salsess
hiA nesglss sezssaS ef Nsbsssss fssns TAe
sla ucssaa tAsakx thai gesAAes Nekzesks ss a
nssk,ezme. "a No tt@i NssA asssas - Axxs fsss
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Verbal Curiosities.

blowing specimen Of alteration cvin-
ingenuity than any thing else of the
ant. Il is taken from that quaint col
extracts, "SalGd for tho Solitary"
Of tho author is not given:
TIE SIEGE or BELGRADE. tg
ian Army, Awfully Arrayed,
ky Battery, Beseigcd Belgrade;
Commanders Cannonading Come,
Rcstructicn's Devastating Doom;
Heayor Engineers Essay,
}, For Fortune Fighting-Furious
tGainst Generals Grapple--Grsciou
brs Heaven Heroic Hardihood.
jIndiscriminatc, In Ill,
Kill Kindred, Kindred kinsmcn Kill!
Levels Longest, Loitiest Lines;
Ah Mid Mounds, Mid Moles, Mid
frous Mines;
y Noxious Numbers Notice Naught
I'd Obstacle Opposing Ought;
lbt! Partly Purchased Partly Press
4king, Quickly Quarter, Quarter
Murns, Religious Right Rebound,
SStops Such Sanguinary Sounds;
lifhco Turkey! Triumph 70 Thy
tU,fyisc, Unmerci6ul Ukraine !
M victoryl Vanish Victory Vain |!
f" Wo WariaroS Wherefore Vol.
Nero
xssscfnenas, Xanthus, Xavicr,
rep, Ye Youth Ye Yeomcn Yield
), lclll
.erq qter's Zarosstcr's Zcall;
'tuf u, Arms Against Acts Appeals.
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To My Mother--A New Years Offering

We find the following as an original con.
tribnton to the Boston Post. II is one of the
most Souchng filial tributes we have ever had
the pleasure of reading.
a ponderous volume, written through and
through
, its pages blottcd by sins dark career,
save where some virtuous deeds illumc few
And spare our race to hail new born year
lis given thee, dear mother, one more gem
10 weave into the crown Of honorcd years
Just reward for virtue serves TO stem,
The Hood of the recording angels tears!
The past scan in visionary mood,
Gut from their tombs long buried memories
press
BACK TO the hour when first, to me, you stood
Inc holy guide to dawning consciousness
In Slitteering deeds thy love has showered its
gold;
The wealth of mine has aye been hid from,
=. t',sa;
t n useless trcasure--only told
homents when the world gives up tho
Iy.
Pu art in my thoughts, kindest and best!
en- e'er need, or could thy worth extol
thou art indclibly's impressed
no eternal tablet Of my soul!
rty greetings of the season, Fate
10y of giving the relentless steals,
uld my heart no studied language wait
Il ter all tho grateful love Il feels.
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Jedse n. ssyssmAniiog sFisriaai ssneas
ctkSx n6nies called hisn . hcoar4lrSI Tbs
pfisscNss replied.
"Sss. | sa ee4 ~ eig stcVaAsrl a. yoSs
Acres hsfe she os,lpsM stepped, hut hssAiiy
s4Blea--~ takes me 10 ie.~
"fas yeass uexsss eseoez soSesAxs. sAsa sAs
lvaks. rcs.sssslnF
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Coop ESousn TO BE TRuE.-The Lynn News
tells the following story Of an incrcdulous
young man, whose father had promised before
death to hold spiritual communication" with
him.
The spirit Of the old gentleman (who, by
the way, had been somewhat severe in matters
of dcipline) was called up aud hcl some con-
versation with the boy. But the messages
were not Mt all convincing, and tho youth
would not believe that his father had anything
to do with them
"Well," said the medium, "what can your
father do TO remove your doubtss"
If he will perform some act which is char
acteristic of him, and without any direction as
to what it shall be, shall believe In IT,"
VERY well" said the medium; "we wait
for somo manifestations from the spirit-land"
This was no sooner said than Gas tho story
goes) table walked up to the youth, and,
without much ceremony, kicked him oat Of tho
ro0ml
a. Hold onl stop him |" cried the terrified
youth, that's the old man believe in the
rappings!"
Our hero has never since had desire TO
stir up the old gentleman.
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01

TnE PRINTER printer is tho most cur.
ious being living Ho may have 5an6 and
coins and not be worth q f,cnny--have small
eGps, and have neither wife nor children
Others may run fast, but hc gets along swift
setting fast. He may be making Impressions
without eloquence, may use iye without offend.
ing, and be telling tho truth while others can.
not stand while they sic, no can set standing
and even do both at the same time--inay make
and put away pie, and never sec pie, much
less eat II during his lfe--be human being
end rat at the same time--may press great
deal and not ask favor-l-may hasde shoot.
ing iron, and know nothing about cannon.
gun or pistol; no may move tho lefer that
moves the world, and yet bc as far from NOV.
ing the globe as a hog with his nose under
mole hill--sPrcads sheets without being a house.
wife; no may lay his form upon a bed, and
yet be Obliged TO sleep on tho floor; he may
use the without shedding blood aud from
the earth he may handle tho **s--he may bs
OF rolling disposition and never desire To-
travel; no may have q sAeeps feet and not 10
deiorined; never DO without case, and know
nothing of law or physic; be always ooveo-
tisg his errors, and growing worse every day,
have era --.-ss witisoa, having even tho arms
Of q lass around him; have his form locked
up, and at the same time DO free from is.,.
waschbousc, or any other confinement.
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tE- The Texana correspondent Of tho IL
dianola Bulletin saws:

eB- The Texana correspondent Of tho In.
dianola Bulletin says:
"Thero are few things more needed in this
part of Texas than some sort Of portable saw
mill for saving live oak and other timber ne.
culiar to the country. We have live oak enough
on the Nayidad aud lsayaca rivers TO fence all
creation; and when We add to this the inn
incnsc amount Of post oak, pin oak, and other
members Of the oak family that reside in this
section of the great vineyard, We have enough
fsneing To make all c,T prairies into calfpas-
tures.
They have portable saw mills in tho West.
ern States that cost but few hundred dollars,
ant do an excellent business IN saving ur
Western oak. II sene iaan, Of n small eapi.
tai and good ahare Of perseverance, were to
go With it, werc to como among us, aud rssu
saw" on us awhiis, We have no doubt he
could make nooey rapidly by the eperatiou.
There Is circular saw in operation On the
Iayaca, ia this cssniy, cutting ervxS ties. u
has = circular saS soae hny on sixty inches
IA dasaetsf, driven by steam engine. Tbs
whole expensc of saw aud engine i aboat
SS,oeo, l, eats about fosty tics day, oF six
hundred fest Of hoard measure. The expense
Of running u is pretty hsasy. Such sn ezsah-
hshassns = too expenslye kw pssetical paTpo-
sea auaax she fasmsrs of Ihis country, hul IA
has established eoe 6ssse-thas N, THAI sews
can saass iisssg wss straight thEossgh live cak.r
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Rules for che Young.

II you wish to cultivate your mind and sue
ceed in the pursuits Of knowledge, observe
carefully the following rules:
Take caro- of leisure moments as you
Esonle of gold. t4A l'
). DO not spond more time than il ncces-
ssry in sleep. yt1 t.
8: Withdraw from all idle and silly com.
panions. w
4. Have always some good reading on hand
b. Read not many novels. but history BIZ
ography and works Of science. {..
9. Always think, always observe, always
seek to learn.
q. Think of tho pleasures of knowledge
and the disgrace 0f ignorance
., Take as your motto, "what has tcei
done can be done"
Q. If at first YOU don't succeed, try again
10. Remember tho maxini--." Honesty i.
the best policy" 4 3
Follow these rules and there Is no such word
as "fail." M siB ..I
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The Mormons and Matrimony.

The following extracts, taken from an ad-
dress to the Congregation of Saints" deliver.
ed by one of the Mormon elders, and published
in the Desscret News, will show what sort Of
nonsense, blasphemy and immortality is being
disseminated in the Utah Territory, in the
naino of religion:
Colsus was hcathcn philosopher, and what
does he say upon the subject of Christ and his
apostles, and their beliefr He says "the
grand reason why the Gentiles and philoso.
pliers Of his school prosecuted Jesus Christ
was, because he had sd many wives; there was
Elizabeth and Mary, and host of others that
followed him." After Jesus went from the
stage Of action, the apostles followed the ex.
ample OF their master. For instance, John.
the beloved disciple, writes in his second
epistic, ITO the elect lady and her children
mhom 1ore IN the Lord" Again he SAYS.
having many things to write unto YOU, or
communicate, I snould not ,orite NTH pdper
aud ink, but trust to como unto YOU, and
speak face to face, that our jon may be- juU."
Again, "7he children Of thy elect sister greet
thee" This ancient philosopher says they
were both Johns wives. Paul says. "mine
answer to them that do examine me is this /:
Havc we not power to lead about a sister. a
wis, as soeH as other apostles, and as the 5reth-
rem Of the Lord and Ctphasi" He, according
to CELSIUS, had numerous train of wives
The grand reason of the burst of public
sentiment in anatheinas upon Christ and his
disciples, causing his cruciixion, was evident
y based upon polygamy, according to the tcs-
timony of the philosophers who rose in that
age. belief in tho doctrine of plurality of
wives caused tho persecution of Jesus and his
followers. We might almost think they were
Mormons
You need not wonder thrt we raise stout
boys in the mountains, for we want children
of the right build, we do not want scrubby
breed here. Men of Mormon blood arc not
afraid to die. The men that tremble, and
whose hearts 80 pity patty because they have
got to die, are not worth pcayunc. A man
that refuses to walk up in tho track, no matter
what comes, and steadily press forward, though
there should be q lion in the way, he III not OF
Mormon grit. That was the grit Joseph Smith
had; and when he spoke, he spoke by the
power of an endless priesthood, which was
upon him; and that is the power by which
Brigham speaks. When he stood up in the
majesty of his priesthood, and rcbuked the
judges here. know some of our milk and wa
ter folks though all the fat wns in the fire.
MIR. Brigham has gone rather too far; he
might have spoken little milder than he did
think it would have been much better" ctc.
This was the language af some hearts; and /
feel to say, damn all such poor pussyism.--
When man Of God speaks, let him speak
what no pleases, and let oil Israel say Amen.
. .
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7-Planished Tih Ware.

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USr opened, assortment ofsplspd nl7nisbsd Ware,
d UVUsslg OF coffee and Tea UTh, chathg btips oys.
Hf Sieve IS Vegetable dishes, nj, Coyels, Teapot Egg
eoblst, Stnnith wtrnies, and panied Toilet Cots "a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attLnlon Of
sud steam lOat furnishing goods 1yty ~ ltlH ~
HOBBS, BARNES ~ co, isnu
.s7No2S, Monroe 81, near Tie Post once,
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Of dease we can consent 10 cOuDncud, pr wheo SIr
ues able discONet, and have always ehpqualy
ono to suppose that Sye H any hilh m their preon
sloN Bui with lesTulre 10 Ienirdy mo nuhttoted ~
his place. aud which has becune GimdartO thtpubuc
as household avoids. speEku on knowledge Oi its In.
bre eNreoIcles, lite adaptation O many OitEe Ills VI
ID o, yud tile seuiiy with whlohlt may be usrh.itNe
sreak Of the NOnpS ell Nerve and Hone iniugn, lcPeI'
GyIl'I Carr O. 20" ON prese ylpilph FURNISHED by
UT MalSOp Can, lateu MOI HtuW1 and now OF Wheel
lg opt 81 the most eminent Physisia6y ~ Bilf This
lnineht Is nassd bron tho wiptlre that ay Iee'
nuded, be equsy efeSeiousini emovtg ihie val slee
lions nd eile that has be nsppessSlly deyeoied.-
flhis Simplifying OnsuB OF SCGlCe, blnE nhld sud knl.
ie It's action, Eud yet revealing Ia It's eecs iOwer
eihccd bic, lea, hing tho 81 hidden sews f1n1n
and beast-and YET being ilnONOpst TO weakes tinini
Il is alsu by tau tie thtSgttf Lnhitn c market heug
tup ~ otes twice a. lp &c ast The ni5joriy,d vpc'
48ath larger n0the largest, besdls being thsn oHr
lines as st,oig We commend II those IN wont OF
sale AMI &c siaiI 'enurly ESTE