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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18

The country editor rarely has credit for
good things he says. Here is one of them
from the RogersviIle (Tenn.) Times:
i" a Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss.-Well
what of that Who wants to be a mossy old
stone, away in some damp corner of pas
ture where sunshine and fresh air never come.
for the cows to rub themselves against, for
snails and bugs to crawl over, and for toads
to squat under among the poisonous weeds
1t is far better to be smooth and polished
stone, rolling along in the brawling stream
of life, wearing off the rough corners, bring
ing out the firm crystalline structure of the
granite or the delicate veins of the agate or
or chalcedony. 1t is this perpetual chafng
and rubbing in the whirling current that
shows what sort of grit man is made of and
what use he is good for. The sandstone and
soapstone are ground down to sand and mud,
bat the rock is selected for the towering for
tress, and the diamond is cut and polished
for the monarch's crown"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-10-18

Jack. did you carry that umbrella home
that l borrowed yesterday 2
No father, you have often told me to
lay up for rainy day, and as | thought it
would rain before long, | laid it up.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-02

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MATRIMoNY.


To advocate the ladies you viii rea,
the fsss and third and second and fourt
lines iogether:e 80
The man must lead = happy life, 80,
.s2i Who's Tree fro.n matrimonial chains,
ssS Who is directed by wiie. @
20 ls sufet 10 suffer for his pains.
III Adam could find no solid peace,
ut2 When Eve was given fer a mate,
70 ; Jntilahe saw a womaa's face,
adam was in a happy state.
~ Il 4 I sIn all tbe female face appears.
H,S Hypocrisy, deceit and pride;
thSaiFrnth darling OF heart sincere,
20 No'er known in woman to reside.
.sE What tongue is able to unfold,
y.ss The falsehood that in woman dwells:
.n3 Thsaworthfn woman we behold,
,.4a ls almost imperceptible. @ @
- Cursed be the foolish man l say,
Who changes from his singleness,
seS ssNho will not yield to woman s sway,
- lsl sore Of perfect blessedness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-02

carry her home, and there was nothing
moro for him to do, went out Of the house
10 chop wood, not because he had no
feeling, but because he could not endure
to see her suffering without the power OF
doing her any good.
When DR.. Bigstatf came, he enquired
how the. accident had CHANGED; and then
"a was so much afraid that he would learn
my guilt, though no one knew it but my.
self that went out of the House, and
with q stick. digged in the ground for
long time, having no object, and scarce
knowing what / was doing.
was told, when at last dared to ask,
that the DR.. said Dillie was very badly
hurt, but there was possibility OF her
getting well. &c.,. !, @.l.zt5.
So Sally's visit turned out to be very
sad one-we made no effort to enjoy
ourselves more. How could We, and poor
Ollie lying so sick3
At supper time, said didn't want
any. and would watch with her. When
they were all gone, called her softly.
folding her hands close IN mine. and kiss
ed her over and over, AsI did SO. she
opened her eyes and smiled, and putting
her arms around my neck held me close
to her for a moment-then the hands grew
damp and fell away; great drops Of sweat
stood on her forehead; her lips grew white
and trembled. | ran to the stairs and
called. le
| Old Mrs. Henry, who had been sent
for went close to the bed, and saying.
softly. don't cry so. laid her fingers on
the sweet eyes that had looked their las,
on me. SO lovingly. Then she reached
the other hand and drew down her teet,
and we all knew that she was dead.
The grass has grown over the grave oi
little Dillie. long. long years. Many a
time have brought violets 10 plant about
| it, from the very woods where Sally and
went to play, and never without shedding
the bitterest tears.
| All my life that memory has been like
dark shadow, following me about. o.
it is terrible thing to have done any.
thing wrong TO the dead! No living voice
lean reProach US like tteir mute lips; no
hands smite US like those that are folded
to the Shushed bosom. >s.sss597 zz.s
IL you who read this story would avoid
such memories. be kind to one another.
| II is not long that we are children together;
It is not long that we live at all; and if We
would make life a blessing instead Of a
curse. we must do as we would be done
by. se 8s...
This is the great ruls, the rule that is
over and above all other rules OF life; and
lif i were remembered. and practsed, the
world would be like Heaven. h
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Gy The following pertinent question
was recently addressed to two lawyers a,
fair in neighboring village. "lf dis.
,tance' lends enchantment TO the view, and
view refuses to return it, has distance
any legal redress7" One lawyer though,
ii had, and the other, that il hadn't-the
usual satisfaction we get when we take
counsel as to what really is law.
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Fe.n Coughs. Codes Asfhmg. Ev5l Er5s ~ g t56o.
fAtllsesza. Bfeeding Of thes kssle Di(t5n1eh s
.ss4ss 6rsaath.ng, Is Lieey afecfiene, rsnie sesaY
e.s q Wsisakns.s s:A.s e. s hs ggsa.s 5as
In shorty fiiis Bsisafii sis a
every aisesseEofs the dnies and kisss5 l5St5IS
ProduS ed by nur eyervNyine cljape3f} sfafaa I
lNE4UENzA AND Con- sUssPTsoNs--J Jt - SnSl1r1, ,
mechanically nutii t6at ihohsshd III s5s2 2S;as H. ~
Consumption every year frosl NO 6sktt ;lk
Ineglsctesl coldsiyet sn n ~,
sands who ire At such pts
est Indifference. andlet them run on forss
and even months, without kihe of le s.ssss ss3ss r.
AZ fhrsts you have what J6iii lcofIs5def SfsE.ks
cough or coid, allow 5busDess2 pie sahs7ss a EsI
lesspess TO prey YOU from. 81 sNk = sjr eS5en
ton; It then settles on your bKeast yo,, hrese.a
hoarse, have paihs ID the side or chesf
large qdantities of matter peiisAbs x37E "a 5isS
blood la difficulty OF breafhing esntB6sgyioetH6t
you ind your own foolish legiset tasshs6 -
health. be warned Il siIs sSa so ~
your cold ;bat iHmedistf}y Cute B3ssH j{ a. e
of that famous remedy. Dres E4Ejfafff H2kaRnaG
Yaid Cherry, which s well kneypaa - - tksi jose..
speedy cure ever known ss ghous1i 5jttepsjIS
For Influenza itis the Very bssf qlicl3yda76 FH3
world. asis ,e1eltS 1hFsa5t,ss ysg1 .sasf1l
Be enotdseeiyed rem menesFtstsh i tfsEn aldips
tar Batsam Of Hid S esyv. !, thai IS si,rse ~
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viii afford yon immediate relief ~ n5sht43
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.4.s...ss -, Mr.. e pFNn si1sls as + -.
Messrs Hstcaurt How Il j & n
cdr Wistar IS Balssah of via chtS
boaghtsaf ynn has beensaf fsntk isec
my i4milys thst ssish - ssskh Nsss - tpbvse
eni. which ss,,ies a. sef ,, lsns Is In
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WELLERIsMs.--" Wide is the gate and
broad is-fhe way that leadeth to destruc.
tion." rs the oyter said when he glided
down the loafer's throat.
"Come 10 the point il you plsase,,' as
the soldier said when he charged bayone,
on the volt.
Yours truly" asfhe cock. sparrow said
when he found himself in the claws of the
hawk. ~. ,..-s
HE is too big for his businsss,.. as The
lady said TO the sweep who was stuck fas,
in the chimney.
PiljumP al that conclusion, . as the flea
said when the man made up his mind to
catch him.
.'im promising young man. = as the
fellow said when he passed his mole for
his board.
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~ Mrs. Par.ington. speaking Of the
rapid manner in which evil deeds are arr
perpstrated, said that it only requires two
seconds to fght a duel. 3 .ssi.f s.
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Or The fellow. who tried to get up q
concert with the hand Of 4 hat playe d
upon the sfeQtions. Of - seuthesn lady.
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patch. at Sl9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. q iisi
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From TIE Cincinnati Commercial.
a Story for Young Folks. !
By ALICE CAREY.

/, 90 with no - s. .s.s5...s $780,, r
isss Manv times and wavs vs ,r;sa - ~
-sx,6at d sfso,,, s,t,s t,.,,s,t;,,,
ssInb,ivas, and Esn, Min IL pss ..b;,. ~
Nav We s said wa wers aoina ,,n @ - "nn. nla
s.. she On fvet.sa and askeds'Dillss ~ fnd -,
slaoiIs va had ma a. o,,tsof raas ,.;,b bls 81
marks Of coal for lis ewes. and wi,bon
ar arms als or legs; but Ollie said she didn'
iknow where ii was, and could not find i
i1nless 4 could .heip her. H. u -,
Then we said we knew where there
vera: ripe.s pears. and asked Albar, and
Dillie Il thew didn't want soma-hp, the ]
said no 81 uot unless we would 90 with them
10 The tree. Albert was two years olde,
tban tbs j: fen. Is n, ans. at the time wr;ta IF
.sssdsD Ollie y a. nearly seven, as meek and
ssNses aichi!ds as ever lived She was
nevsr cross, and never struck me in hel
s life, utswhateyer i wanted her to do. she
almost alwa vs. did: and in pleasing ma.
seemed d please herself the best. The
femend6r 6f all this goodness m axe,
Inv own. salfish. conduct look so so much ths
nsserse .ss, S -: s,si is 49,, :,
.Hacaf.see her now lust as she useds ~
look, with q pale face. and inrpa biack
eyes iEaf aIwavs .saamed monrnlnI and
brovn- thin hair. hanging loose. on her
mack, ior il was neither rbr aided nor curled
sds "a Essemsmhsr the dress she wore ,ha,
svssyxlay2-a pale blue. calico Thai wa,
sIlmoSt out grown. and thespink oinoham
sAAolnhnef sthAf She held in her hand. as she
b1ookad q us .inqnirin qly. but said nothing,
Albert was sturdy independent bow,
akb6dl INJURED enough generally. bnt hav'
ihg q. tds1bet .fhaf. could be- aroi,sed.
80 I he would have liked yery much 10 90
20 ths Moods with .us, for cousin Saily
Mss elways. Iuh o. iun' and ne delighted
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Will You Take a Sheep?

valuable,friend, and an able farmer,
about the time .ha, the Temperance reform
was beginning to exert healthlul influence
in the country, said to his newly hired
man, Jonathan, did not mention to you
whenl hired you, that Think Of doing my
work this year without rum. How much
more must give you to do withoutl''
;s.Oh,' said Jonathan, 81 don't care
much about it; you may give me what you
please" s>2t ~
"Well." said the farmer, 81 will give
you assheep in the fall. if you will do with
out"
:. agreed" ".said Jonathan.
The Oldest son then said. !. F ather, will
you give me sheep. il will do without
rum" ,sss sI.f :as ss 5.
..s.Yes. Marshall. you shall have sheep,
if you do without saFAs
The youngest son. stripping. then
said, Father, will you give me sheep.
if will do without il too2''
3 .sYes. Chandler, you shall have sheep.
il you do without rum
Presently, Chandler speaks again: s.Fa
ther, hadn't you better take sheep tooi''
Phis was poser; he hardly thoughtthat
he could give up the good creature 'syet;
but the appea al was from a source not to be
disregarded. The result was, the demon
was henceiorth' banished from the premi.
ses, 10 the great joy and final happiness
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HDLASTER PARIS ton Land and Stucco
Work, Hydraulic Cemeot. Grindstones, ali
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"A statement to be furnished in writing, con.
tanning, lst. the age aud breed of the COW, and
time of cslyipg, Cd. The quantity Of milk in weight
and the butter made therefrom. during period Of
ten days, lthe butter made on the trial 10 be ex.
hibited with the COW at the fair. y. s,..a
Sd. The quantity and kind of feed given the
cow, during aud preceding the experiment -
The statements to be verified by the competitor
and another person .conyersant with the facts,
certifying thereto. over their signatures .e,,..s
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Premiums and Regulations,

For the Fourth annual Exhibition of the
Monroe County agricultural Society, to
be held Tn Woodsfeld, on Thursday and
Friday, the 5tb and 9Th days of Octo-.
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ON FIELD CROPS.
Best crop of wheat not less than acres al
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Best crop Of corn not less than 8 acre,
I'd best fS5ats So scttt5 = 81 q mess q
Best crop of oats not less than 3 acres
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Besi crop of potatoes not less than II acre 3
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Best acre OF timothy hay. to be weighed in
October or November A.
Cd best so
Best u acre of tobacco, as 10 texture aud
quality, to be weighed after handed
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Best acre of clover seed sal -
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Best acre of timothy seed islsF
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