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Stop and Think.

II WILL ONLY COST YOU Is CTS.
Mr.. LOCOCK'S Pulmonc Waters are unfailinr
II in the cure ot coughs, colds, Asthma, Broucbe
lis, Hoarsness and all diseases the Lungs lhous
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skepiical that they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pecket, have pleasant taste and are pure
ly Vegetable. ".
Beware as there is an imitation offered for sale
The genuine h0s the signature OF Taylor engraved
upon each box, for has by Medicine Dealers gener-
ally.
TIME greatest Discovery Of the age.-Plnnters
l. Farmers, Families aud Others can purchase on
remedy equal to DIR TOBIAS Venetian Linment
for Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, iooth-ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
ii it does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial. and use it according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Viii
item the w., late King OF Engand, and certified to
oy lnm az curs ier Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed. Hf - t-sa s+@-
1 OYER l0,00Q,ooo BOTTLES have been sold in
the Unlted States, without a single failure. and
many have stated they would not be without it il
1t was $40 per bottle, IN case Of Group AS it is as
certain as 1t is applied. .ssg gsa 5easl.g a.s rs.
1t cures cholera, when first taken in few hours;
Dysentery ii halt Nh hour; Footh-ache in FIVE min.
utes! 1t is perfectly limo to take internally and
ls recommended BY the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price 25 and 80 cents
DIR. TOBl AS couid liil dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating TO the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Linimcnt, but considers
warranting suiicieat, any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for Il. n, ssa e..a
DR. TOBIAS has put upa Horse Linin,ent in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Cholic. Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price so cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2lO Greenwich street, New,
York. Rst....ts s,t.g-t teEe-la < Sss
For saw by FLEMING t. BRorHERs and On. KEYsEf,
Wood street, Pttsburg. 4 H.a. sse. sy Es.
AaENTs.--John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadix NJ
Jolley & CO., New Market. Wilson a. DemiDg Mns.
Nrsville Brown x Barnhonse and VIM. Walters,
teew Hagerstowna A Jul Schneider, Mooreield Il
PhipRs Il co., smyrna 81 us sep25 l553ly.57
-+s--- -4az-zT-z ~ =
MARRlED--on the 9th inst, by Rev.J. q For
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Road Notice.

NoTICE is hereby given, that there will be d
IN petition presented to the commissioners of
harrison County at their annual meeting in March
next, praying view and alteration Of d part Of the
Road leading from or near the mouth Of lile Beaver
dam ton thebottofn road leading from Gadiz to New
Philladelphia) to the Town Of Deersville Said al.
teration TO commence at or near the beaver DIM,
bridge, thence south along or az near as practible 10
the east boundary line OF Tho lands of VIM l,nvnort
% or near the Southeast corner ofthe .apports land
thence IN a southwest direction keeping on the
south side of the sait Layports fence 80 as 10 inter
sect the original track, at or near the linz between
the lands Of the said VIM Layport and Sarah Lay
port
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore ,xiNnr between
Samuel George aud Francis Alorcy,u IN the fani!iag
business in Cadi1, under The iiri Of atieor4I9 anl
Mor"y is this day Bl5ol.VEp- ahfi petsons hilcbt.
ed to the said ll1n will please ci alpi 3tllls tlr
accounts. SAMUEL CfEukIii. "
January IL, 1854. s.a aa 81 geul
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Now Come On.

w F. have received this day large assortment II
" Nails OF all sizes WHICH We wiIlsell vcryIuy
also superior lot of Hoes which cant be beat 49,
soon, as they are going fast at The
jane ,, 1854 Bic p ADI.OrK
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G4P-ln Japan, il an Office holder dies in
deb! his death is concealed until his salary
pays off all his creditors. A good idea TO
be practiced here.
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6 & III McFaddnn

;R adnSd owing to the oo rapid pS6s%6 sds64n o Of
stock OF Goods. They are now receiving tile most
extensive variety OF Silks French Merinoes, cash
mercs, Bay State Shawls, silk and Satin Bonnets,
and other fashionable Goods that time will not allow
to cnuneratp. Those who want late and elegant
styles OF goods at greatly reduced prices cnry
purchases wilL please call, and to see and examine
is to buy
Dpcnrnbpr II lSI9
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Second Arrival of New
Fall and Winter Goods.
LOHM McGORMICK.

HAS Just received his second stock OF New Fall
l. L. goods to which lie would call the attention of
his customers and the public generally
This Stock was bough; after the Fall trade wag
principally over, and at considerable reduction
from prices Of Stocks purchased early in the season.
And will he sold at corresponding reduced prices
for proof of this, the public aro invited TO call and
examine, the stock consists Of every variety of Dry
Goods Groceries &c. and some new styles oi Goods
not to he found elsewhere ia this Market,
Cadiy Nov % 1888
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Hosie v.

AOSle y.
ID AW and Spun silk I ocs, Merino, Alpgca
lGWorsted and Cotton ditto WM. uOGG & co.
sept II 1853
pONNElS and Bonnet Trimmings, newest styles
-O French Morenoes, black and green very fine
Embroidered and common Linen He'is. for Ladies'
French worked coars and under Sleeves, ii beautiful
article, for sale cheap by
nov 30 SfIOTWELL & CRABB
OPERA taIl wooh Flannells and MantiIl fringt
Oassorted colors. sept2l SO WM. HOGG & CO.
TIRENCII Merinoes, cobcrg, unt Palmetto cloths,
Il DeIanes and apaccus, Mt
toct 20 l853ly) WOOD & SMITHS &,
GHOES AMI Boots, Gum, Xii. Lasting and Moroc.
~ co, at nov 30 - SH0FWEbL g. CRABB,S
Dress do, Pants, Vests HAS
" caps, Shirts, Shirt collars, Drawers snd Under
Shirts ut SuOTWELL & GRADES
nov. 30 l53
THR1NtES aud laces, wide and narrow. Thioet
Il cloths all wool, Dclanes and Alpacas at
nov 30 80 SH0'EWEbL g. PARR'S
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WALTER G BROTHERS,
MsEOI,s~.aw ANsp MErAaL \.

ClIEltP CLOTHING HOUSE. a@
No. l52 Mail Street, Below Monroe House 4 ss-
WBEELING, VA,
THE undersigned would respectfully cali The AZ 81
"A teptiaa pt Io Public, both in and oul of town E,
% their New Clolhins Emporium, where they fiat Z.
ter themselves uet they Will be able to offer bet
stSr bargains thanany other establishment III Wheel p
itls. t#g d ttc Rss54a h .et.t. sANa 845sqs8s
Our Goods are always purchased on the best tern
rom the first Manufacturers, and lade up atoJ
t~n EsfabiisllmenI IN Baltimore sfs s#&F
Uqf Stqs!l lou large ipr enumeration co ,pri ssSs
every artile, Fine and Course in the - .zs y
Ready Made Clothing Line. NJ
Give u. call, and we will endeayor 10 tts ~ 81
out ln the hest slyIo, cheap tor Castl 49,
D l. S.--aA great stack II Full and Winter cs n
Just received and nov open ing TtsA ,s&
!. SAER, WALTER * BROS
Branch of Walle Ru.a Clothing House, b,f
tiHoros nd Raeeling, sept II. Is55~fy, sss
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Notica

$ hereby given, that there viii be a petition pre
l. sented ~ the commissioners of Harrison county
asking for the lecatlonot road under ilya degrees
leading from The Hopedale Mills TO the Junction OIL
the Cadiz Railroad. @ '
February :. 1851.
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AHo EDAVHS.
DACUERREOTlPISI.
Above Beall's Drug Store.
Cadiz, February i, 1854. e~ es
Notice

TShereby given, that there viii be petition pre-.
1 senled to the commissioners Of flIarrisen County
at their next March session, asking for review Of
certain road recently laid out by petition OF Isaac
Holmes and others, leading from near william
Harrison Miters,so much OF said road ses between
Hopedale and said Railfoad, further we ask NOT.
NJ February 1854 as " ~ 2.' @
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Notice.

THE undersigned has ibis day been appoinifs
de bones nUn, with tig will annexed OF
the estate Of Georgc Mckinney deceased late OF
Harrison county OHIO.
Feb. 3, Is5L MOSES II. CONOWAY.
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Wood! Wood!! Wood!!!.
s :sss ss'szss 60 60 49,

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office otthe
). g. L. L. R. Company for furnishing said COM,
pany, along the liae ofsai roud, from Section to
Section "a, or along the line Of the Caltiz Banch,
with good article OF Cord Wood @
Those desiring 10 furnish wood cil the line OF the
Cadiz Branch will hand in their propoe;ls to Joseph
Sharon, Esq, Codz. JAS. TuRNBDEL, Agent.
Stcuhemville Jan 25, 1884. sf a'4Shs (.
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RN00 lbs. Bar Iron, Plow Points, Fire Crates
COOO and castings for sale ~
ocl ,, 1883 5 * II McFADDEN
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Fresh Beef!
Mnticn - Is N :.

T S hereby given, that there will be a netilion pre-
J. sentcd to the commissioners Of Harrison county
at their noxt March session, asking ior the location
Of road undorye Degrees, leading from the iingar
boards nehr, Jacob Winnings in German township,
on the Steubenvile and Philadelph road; hencG To-
the Junction ot the Cadiz Branch ot, the rail road.
January 70. ls5l-4t WANY Ef1TEFS., \
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ClSH NOR ILHElII
AND CLOVER SEED!
S. & III. McFadden,

/ N anticipation Of the Railroad being shortly COM
i pleted, will pay the highest price for Wheat and
Glover Seed, delivered at their Warehouse IN Cadiz
Cadiz. o., January is 1854
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business was done, and number of bills
passed. Amoug the latter. We are Happy
to say, was the bill introduced by Mr.. jew
EFT, from the Judiciary Committee, proyi-
ding Tor the appointment OF commissioners
TO revise and amend the the practice in
criminal cases, and to revise, classify and
change the laws for the punishment Of
crimes.
To-day it is expected the Nebraska resO-
lutions, offered by Mr.. Epson, will be taken
up and debated.
The Housewas engaged ali day upon the
Perry contested election case. The read.
ing of the testimony in behalf of Mr.. Nun
emaker, which is very voluminous, has
been commenced, and will no doubt engage
the attention of the House for good part
of to-day. MI. O'Neill has caused no tes-
timony to be prepared in behalf Of himself,
but has taken his stand upon the proposition
that Mr.. Ms mass of testimony is illegal
A resolution is sill pending, providing for
the appointment Of a commission Of legal
gentlemen to proceed to Perry county to
take testimony upon both sides OF the case.
Id 9M inst
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Selling off at Cost

THE subscriber will sell at cost his entire stock
of notes and book accounts up to the first of March
next, and all that remains Of the stock will be offered
at auction.
Cadiz, January 25, 1854 A. II. BIIRTCH.
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Tew Wholesale Tobacco stora !,

'HEW WHUIHsAIH7 IODAcc0 Store Ma#
e ONAN, q ARts s. 90 are now seady 10 aspasysa4A
IL dtalers ii thr city or cotntry, mifh virpins
Chewing fobaccd, imported and Domestic q -
cars, sg.nH at all kinass ShHiIboxesete. sARRsSa
lhey VII airr he hest lerp,s their awh1has8
sale store, No 81 Maa stree, between quincy So 4
Monroe sireetA. y ~ RH te@ 8 FFFsFf n &AsSesE
M4t boxes 3aanl ssslnmp chewing tobacee. a
80 d. rsund, some very sunctior,
~ DO DifdsIu and dew dfoptwis Isl: "
q ssev gelblwb bana ana afH,lst ane cuas
~ lhls -ipl ins tasmcrp
hHa pajprs ia 10
fiEsiAA aal &rinr segnrs, M
nv !sst tinaietlira DO ss a8ss
= imNes faAts tipra and pise heAsss
~ gf'fsS auuii b,aes
~ do egst eases esc. atct
lltesfs s.iuyi9aa = cali ant eSapnas orr, a.
ii iii The Eastcrn snataeL
Wssssi.lg, Va, Agsil 4 isSa. ".
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New Carriage Mandatory.

sTNHE undersigned tukes pleasure in announcing to
l. the citizens ofHarrison and adjoining Counties,
that they baye commenced the business in all bits
branches, spch psStage Coaches, Carriages, BugGes
Sgikies, ,Psdlet Wnsgans, &c HavirigFa good stock
OF material that is really UNSURPASSED, and they hay
ing learnt the business uhdsra man tif1t Under.
stands thu business throughout in nj its branches
We do not intend TO gas and humbug ,heut our work
and work before purchasing elsewhere. tsrsM d
III ~ K Also oil kinds OF repairing executed in the
shortest notice and most accommodating terms. VA
<. S-Shop on Market Ste q few doors below the
American House southsile. fI ~
W. H HARPER & co,
Cadiz February 3, 1854.
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MARRlED--0n the 9th inst.,, by Rev.J. g. For
sythe Mr. JAMES RYBURN, Of Bloomington, Illinois
and Miss ELlzAnErH fIAMItTdN, daughter OF JoylltS
Hamilton, Of Harrison county Ohio, re FfyJfl
u On the ssme day, by Rev Christopher Fraim, Mr.
'FBoMAs N. DuNAwAY, OF Tuscorawas county. and
Miss MAaY A. BRows, ofiIarrison county.
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February Is lsG4-tf
Executrix N Office.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified eSecutrix Of
the estate OF John McDonongh. late OF Harrison
county, deceased. MACY McDON0UGH
February Is, l654-3t EXecutriX
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Mill Pronerty for Sale.

NJ wish to sellour Mill Property, situated two
wv miles south of Cadiz, at the junction of the
Plank Roads from Wheclug. The Grist Mill has
three run of Burrs, with suitable fixtures for Flour
dl any reasonable business; aud good Saw Mirat-
-tach"d tot The property is so extensively known
thatany further description is Unnecessary, Those
wishing buy such property would do well to give
us a CALL a. our terms will hevery moderate
WARFEL x CRAIG.
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Road Notice.

s a ksa Road Notice. W. .s6 ai Y
TiIER Is,viI % petifion presented to ihe Com.
nlisfoaefs ht Harrison ~ Ohio, III thsif n.-S S.s.
sail cefnrnenrinStbe tirst Monday of March %.
ls94 Tor The lneanonota county road t{ttauin,sftp
atNow Market. tIarfisnn 20 Ohio, fnnhina Saiti
q Stocktnns milt-dRm and Up tbs valley close x,
Thomas McElr6ene's crossing thn fidge rcnl reas
ihs Nipple Spring and down IT,, heiyor,,Iain gailey
terminating at.Moupt Hope Meeting House.
TIr)MAs McELVELN aat bthSrs.
January 25, lS5I.-t-pd.
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CAUTyON no THE PUBLIc.


L STEATroY, Ciucianau~-T. c; CoSwE1L Coshoe
toni koy ., 'orairsy Si,,i?lSlL OTyIce, adj,
It CoTFoH, Cteyeand a Elf%cHM4 Salem ftsRoS
1 HeMf1J@, Sten5enNiie-joHa GaAEY & 90. tssE34l-
rs b.
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TIE BLOOMING 7RIOE,
Hereditary Complaints upon The children
Or REA0FuL lNHERITAh~
from chr NtAr.,ss.

u must this continue shall We be wise N
that concerns the cattle Of ourl6eds, our horses.
on: Sheep, our cows, oxenl the nature and
character Of the soil we possess the texture aud
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
functions and passions subject to great deange-,
ment, involving future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife of affections, and the mother of our chis
dren in all that concerns the mental and physics
well being Of those children, We shsuld be in
nIerSrd in the darkest and most
- 1 z 1 u - - . a
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Wanted

Aa@aJ ARES wanted tlNgsW wF E AMw
Annn RED rny AEINsa U.s. rs zsss,s q
<ytDebVE ars, Nih,b : " e 6asks We
,LlO0 Racca1n dot ~ ~
1904 Op0ssor1 do
1000 Mnskfat = d. q fgs - f
ror vi ich tho hisiiest market price wi IL paddy
\ Dee. Ia 1859 aaEss 8@aefSa 81 tH&AieTf ,9t5FNFi
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PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, ~
BY DR.. A. NJ. NiAURICEAU
PROFESSOR oP pHEAsEs OF WOMEN.
One ITndreaH Edition leao pp $50 Prfc. so o-S,.ais
fox FINE nAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90. 4 &8
First published in le4T; and it is not ae
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL, es a&
Considering that EVERY FEMALE.
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire "a full knowledge of the ma
ture, character and causes OF her
complaints, with the various
.s.s.4 symptoms, and thatncarly s,'FrFN
HALF MILLION COPIES M
should have been sold It is impracticabls to COO /,
vey fully the various subjects treated Of aS they
are Of nature strictly intended for the married.
OF those contemplating marriage. @
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDREDS TyzOUs
SAND. COPIES F
Have baen SENT RY MAIL within the last few
months. #.-.. .as
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1ENIoHTED loH nANcE,
As crLrABLE As lNExcusABLr.

How long shall this ignorance prevail so protlus-
tive Of its hi;:er fruits Hew loAg shall the wis
and mothOr be,gnorant of the nature character an,
causes OF the various womb and sexual co plaint.
embittsring her days by suffering suffering ofieo
prolonged to years. eyentuating in eomphen;ioa of
diseases utterly and hopelessiy ineurabls 3 4shal
NC for ever close eyes to the results of physic
logical science by which we may arrive st an
understanding of ourselves us men and woInen
subject to serious life-long enduring diseases at,
perpe tuating them to our ehildren ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-31

IL say, Bill, seed Know Nothing
sfWhere !"
ssWhy, on the Museum steps,"
"What did he lock like
'sWhy, he looked like man"
ssNo. but what had he on y
tClothes."
about be a fool; tell me how you found
out that he was Know Nothing
ssWhy, he said so.
"Did yon ask him to tell yous'
ssNo, but asked him whether he wouldn't
give me sixpenee, and he said, NO, moth
ing. ,a46l h5w
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DAyIS'S BEE HIvE.-pArnsTrr

-. DAVIS'S BEE HIVE.-PArRNTED IN
ss 1S53.-The subscriber has purchased the right to
49, make and sell Daoiss Bee Hue, by which any
WEI one may keep bees with perfect safety and sue
cess all difficulty being removed; the Hive being sys
tenn Of order combining advantages than all other
hives offered the public. thas been exhibited at many
of the American Fairs and at the Crystal Palace in New
York it has obtained both premiums and medals Tor Its
upeority-it being adapted to all Localities, such as open
houses, stores, shops, offices, &c.
By the use Of this Hive. swarnng is necessary and
still supply Of Queens No bees are destroyed by the
bee moth; none are killed in taking away honey none
die for want of ventilation; are destroyed by robbng
none die by flying upon the snow none die for want
Of feed having receipt for making 1.-THE Hive being
nerfecv adapted to feeding heesa newly discovered in
yention making the best of honey which has received the
premium over forest honey, in New York.
The subscriber has Hive with the bees at work. at No.
Foundry street. where he offers for sale Hives, Bees and
Rights. The public are invited to call and see.
NV. HEALEY
xr...o.ta. J,tv 1874 aa.s 1tftaa atl dNwtf4
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The Kentucky Straw Cutter is now manufactured by
The subscriber and for sale at No. 28 Mechanic St. Wor
ceser The attention Of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited, to examination Of the above mple-
ment 1t cuts all kinds Of fodder, from the finest hay to
The coarsest stalks and all kinds Of vegetable without any
alteration In short il is the most simple most ecient
ard safest Cutter beng wholly free from the crime Of
amputatng fingers, sea- that has ever been introduced in
this State. DAVID BOfDEN.
Worcester Nov, 1853 nevS0 dawtf
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by john MILTON EARLE Il
THOMAS drew at No. 20 Main Street. Worcester Mass.


DAILY PAPER-Fve dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; 81 rs for three mOnhs 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents each Hhen paid strictly in Advance,
a deduction of 81 year win be made and proportionste
reduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, ST. 75 cts year; single copies cents each.
gr The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters to other States, 3S cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; in
ether States, "a cts. year.
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Stick TO SOME ONE-PURsU1T. There cam
not be greater error than to be frequently
changing ones business. If any man will
look around and notice who have got rich and
who have not, out of those he started in life
with, he will find that the successful have
generally stuck to some one pursuit.
Two lawyers, for instance, begin to practice
at the same time. One devotes his whole
mind to his profession, lays in slowly stock
Of legal learning, and waits patiently it may
be for years, till he gains an opportunity to
show his superiority The other, firing of
such slow work, dashes into politics. Cen
orally, at the end of twenty years, the latter
will not be worth penny, while the former
will have handsome practice, and counts his
tens of thousands in bank stock or mortgages,
Two clerks attain majority simultaneous
ly. One remains with his former EMPLOYERS,
OF at least in the same line of trade, at first
on small salary, then on larger, until fin
ally, if he is meritorious, he is taken into
partnership. The other thinks it beneath him
to fill a subordinate position, now that he has
become man, and accordingly starts in some
other business on his own account, or UNDER
takes new firm in the old line of trade
Where does he end ; Often in insolvency.
rarely in riches. To this every merchant can
testify.
A young man is bred mechanic. He ac-
quires distaste for his trade, however, thinks
it is tedious way to get ahead, and sets out
for the West or for California. But, in most
cases, the same restless, disconnected, and
speculative spirit which carried him away at
first, renders continuous application at any one
place irksome to him and so he goes wander
ing about the world, sort of semi-civiIized
Arab, really yagrant in character, and sure
to die insolyent. Meantime his fellow appren-
tice, who has staid at home, practising eeono-
my, and working steadily at his trade, has
grown comfortable in his circumstances, and
is even perhaps a citizen Of mark.
There are men of ability, in every walk Of
life, who are notorious for never getting along.
Usually it is because they never stick to any
one business. Just when they have mastered
one pursuit, and are on the point of making
money, they change it for another, which they
do not understand; and in little while, what
little they are worth is lost forever. Weknow
scores of such persons. Go where you will,
you will generally find that the men who
have failed in life are those who have never
stuck to one thing long. hiiadslpAia Ledger.
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