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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
BUSHFEELD'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.

MIR. MbGUFFEY--I feel it duty owe to
1NI mankind as we'll as to the proprietor of this
valuable Liniment, to state what benefits re-
ccived from the use of one bottle of it. About
six months ago l was taken with rheumatism in
my right arm, which rendered me unable to use
it untila few weeks since. had been under
the treatment of physicians and tried many re-
mcdies, but with no good result, and Logan te
despair Of ever having the. use of my arm again
But I am happy to say chat that feeling of des-
pondency been removed through the efficacy d
"Bushfeld's Eerve and Bone Liniment,"
eah honestly recommend it to those afflicted will
rheumatism, and also for strains, bruises, &c
Ifyou think best you can use my name in ma
king this statement public. r. L. LONG.
New Salem, O., April 8, 1854. 4.u
S-For sale OF the Drug Store Of H. NJ
WOOSTER, Plymouth, At '15c per bottrs
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
FROM EIIROPE.

New York, Aug. 3l.-The Washing.
ton brings 24o passengers, $3.50 tons Of
goods.
Lord John Russell stated, in Parlia.
ment that communication had been
made by the Gear to Austria, that it was
his intention to evacuate the Principal.
ties. The Austrian Minister had inlima-
ted to the Minister Of England that his
government was, nevertheless, ready Ia
interchange notes to be Professionally y
agreed upon with a'view to secure further
peace. 70 be seen with Austria with
her armies in action would obtain securi-
ties, if they could not be nomination.
The QueeE's speech at Prorogatlon OF
Parliament, in reference to the War in
the East, was temperate but firm.
Bucharest was occupied by 10000
Turks.
The'French ambassador, at Madrid had
been threatened by the populace.
n Mr.. Buchanan was present at the Pro.
rogaton of Parliament.
The expor, Of Tea, as compared with
the same time last year, is 1000, ,0U0lbs
The British Bark Toparee, with 55t
passengsrs-California bound, was los
on Pinto Shoal. No passengers lost.
Flonr--.W estern Canal 32s, Ohio GAS
Corn--Yellow 36s; White 36s.
Brown & Shipley quote White Whea
at 9s9dalOs6d, Red at Ss3da9sa6d.
Bsesdstuffs opened fair but fell offa
the close on Friday. Wheat declined Sd
Indian corn advanced l3sa i3s6d. a55
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
DAME FORTUNE.

The freaks OF the hokle dame are Of en-
dwell upon; and as sn extraordinary ex-
ample, Couis Napoleon Is frequently al
luded 10. Although we have had no man
elevated 10 the purple In this republic, as
in France, (Ihsnks 10 our better knowl-
edge Of what constitutes liberty y we have
something approaching TO il 10 the case Of
General Zachary Taylor. On the Occas-
ion Of Gen. Me Seil being appointed, in
1880. Surveyor of The Port Of Boston,
his friend Taylor, then Colonel in the
Amy, wrote a letter of congralulnIion,
in which he remarked that he was very
strongly attached TO the profession he had
followed for iwenly.,no years, "bai,"
sa d he. "couId get civil appointment
us respectable. with half the emnlumen,s
attached TO il as there is 10 the one you
have received, and where | could be To-
caled so rs la superintend the education
OF my children, would resign forthwith"
lie regrets. however, that he "does not
possess influence enough 10 procure CIV
il appointment Of any grade and hence
considers his doom fixed. Ye, in less
than twenty yenrs Col. Taylor becomes I"
distinguished General and President oil
the United States. with The appointment
Su,veyor of the Port of Boston, as one
of the gifts he might beslow upon whom
he pleased.
George Law is another "memorable
example," He is now estimated to be
worth between five and six millions of dol
lars, and owns line Of steamships that
could carry Fillbusters enough to take
Cuba In forty eight hours. Besides, he
owns a sufficient number of muskets 10
equip an army of 10000 men; and he
has the money, too, to subsist that army.
The only reason, we presume, why he
has no; revolu,lonised Cuba aud wreSled
the Queen of Antilles from the grasp ol
Spain, is the want of inclination! His
opinion on Change is OF some importance
now, and he would find little difficulty ol
negotiating loan of million; y,rwhen
the Pennsylvania canal was constructing
George Law contracted for two small
locks. on section near Huntington, and
can very near failing because he took
them too low
Mr.. E. P. ChriSty, of Minstrel no,ori'
ETY. has. in eleven years amassed an inn
mense fortune, he is now worth nearly
$500, 900, and now intends to retire from
business. Twelve ears ago Ned Chris
ty,' as he was then known, made his de.
but in Buffalo. Not having means to dc
better, he and his brother George fued
up room in the garret of a store. and
there achieved their first success. Then
.n0re were SO low as to do him rever.
ence:' now he has become capitalist
deals in ships, houses and lots, stocks ant
mortgages; and s)me Of the men who
were formerly wont To 'cUt him dead, are
now most happy to take him by the hand
If any one feels dissatisfied with his po
@iIon and has the ring of the true metal
let him look al these examples and deter
snine his own destiny.
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GummsrriaI @atters.
Plymouth Market.

PLYMOUTH, sept i.
woOl-rrom IS to 35c, according To quality.
whea:-Red l.50; White ,o5.
Clover Seed-s4,O0.
Timothy Seed-Sl ,50a2, so.
Flax Seed-GOOd,a at Sl,l2 e bu-
Oats-at 27c.
corn-In good demand At 5Gc.
Dried Fruit-kpples, 5 cts; peaehes-pared
$3.50 impaired Sl-25
Beans-Sales at 75c.
Butter-Sales at - cts. for roll.
Eggs-Readily sold at sc.
Sole Leather-Salcs at 25e.
Flour-S10.OO r bbL, retail.
Fish-S5.O 90 half Dbl, $40 per bbl. white
Trout, $3.50.
Tallow-In good demand at 10 to Ice.
HAy--S5 per ton
PoRK-Mess $40 per bbl.
SALT--S3 per bbl at retail.
Seed Wheat-S2,OO.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
PLYMOUTH. May Ii. 1851.

PLYMOUTH, May 13, 1854.
Messrs Editors Please "stop the press to an
nounce" to your many anxious patrons, the fact
that SEELY and CASE have just received their ex-
tensive and elegant stock of Doors j. SHOES di-
rect from the village of New York-and such
stock My stars and g-ters! Gentlemen, I
will not tax your patience at this time by un-
dertaking to enumerate or describe one tenth
part of what saw there, but will say to your
subscribers to call and be convinced as have
been. Yours, truly. B
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
New York
o1ot hi n g . { ore
a. B TLLST EFT M.

5 now, this 81 day of july. 1854, re
= ceIving splsndid stock of the mos, fashionable
SPRING & SUMNER CLOTHING,
rom The eastern cities, Bsten in order keen up to
thc times and alittle ahead of them if possible will
RECEIVE GOODS ONCE A WEEK,
u u, ~ me LIST Of August, His stock consists IF
Z NNIS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS. COLLARS,
Ilseryinng in fact that can be hung upon feet O
W Isl u'ne humanity. lie would call particular auen-
q :, ION on 10 n an article r summer wear called The
oLEtSUCKER COAT, WEIGHING2 OUNCES
a,s'eia calls particularly the attention of the
FARMERS OF 'EICHLAND, HURON AND
CRAWFORD,
IN I'm Ms stock Of Clothing for their use, He'll sell you
Hiotong, ju st the Co,hing you want too
TWENTY PER CENT CHEAPER
an lace in lhs town. Call and sec.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
Attention Builders and Others.

I lIA OII HllIU SitIG,
l. 100 Boxes superior Window Glass, all sizess
5Tons of pure whHe lead, dry and ground
2 tons Zinc Pnint, Snow white,
10000 lights of Window Sash, all Sizes
500 lbs Paris Green, and large stock of
Colors, consisting of
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Imperial Green,
American Vernillion, Chinese do.
Ultramarine Blue, Prussiah Blue, Red Lead,
Litharge, Venitan Red, Spanish Brown, &c.
Also Paint Brushes Varnish Brushes, Bronzes,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Coach Varnisl, Furniture
Varnish, Linseed Oil. The attedtion Of Cash
Buyers is invited to my stock. All Goods war;
ranted as represented OF no sale
Plymouth, June 10-n34y H. M. WOOSTER.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
Seymour g. Bartlett,
DEALERS IN
,s;:ss "a, ESS K / sll.D ID w "A, R.S, .Ha

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
AND TIN, >lIEET-lKON, COPPER, AND
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
every description.
CARpENIER'S, AND ALL KINDS OF ME-
CHANlCS TOOLS, SC.
NORTH Vest corner QfPNbHc Square, PLYMOUTH.
&EYM0UR & BARTLETT would inform the
~ public that they have and now are constant
y receiving large and general assortment of
the above specified goods, and are determined
not to be out done in variety, quality nor in
cheaTncss and fri ?n1s and customers, we wou d
lnt9lm YOU that we Lave two families to support.
a:sa IS our capital is small, and we sell at no
credit or very short ones, and make quick re-
turua and nt very sma proft,we mnst have
large sales or come on the town for support, like
all that have gone before us on this unlucky
corner. So if you have any compassion on us
eals and see our stock, and if you see that YOU
can purchase what you want at five per cent
cheaper for cash down, from US, than at San
dusky, Mansfield or Norwalk, and save time and
expense, and find a better quality. We are
persuaded that your love of self pride in sus-
taining yonr own town will induce you to patron
i2c us. Don't forget to call and see.
We would particularly call the attention of
Carpenters and Joiners to inspect our goods.
Plymouth, Nav u, 1854
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
NIORGAN,S WORM KILLER.
YARnrN n Qcfohoy 90 fQEa

Mr.. JAS. McGUrrEr Dear Sir--I IN entire.
.ly out Of Morgan's Worm Killer. II sells ran
idly, and is fast driving the Thousand and zone
Nostrams completely out Of the market. HaY-
ing tested il most thoroughly / am free ID say
that there is none now III nse, that is preferable
if equal to It, Yon will please send me iu,rne-
diateiy, Ave dozen Of it, My calls for ii ara
daily. Many cases arc being reported to me az
cures being performed BY this 4edicinc, INT
are really wsnderfuE The Ives of thrse chil--
dren have been saved BY it, In this town. witis.n
mouth. Respectfully, ). HARRINGTON.
For sale in Plymouth, by H. M. woosrsa. Fl
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DAGUERREAN
ID D-TSa ETT AZ Roo%

COVER WOOSTER'S DRUG STOREY
4 RMSTRONG & DUNHAM have fitted up
~ the commodious rooms over Wooster's
Drug Store, in the most superb style, for the
purpose of carrying on both DAG UERREOTY-
PING and DENTISTRY. In both branches of
business they will give the fullest satisfaction.
or no charge will be made. They feel confident
IN saying that they can compete with Cleveland
or Sandusyk in the execution Of their work, and
at much less prices. Call and see us when you
come TO town. Plymouth, Aug. 5, 1864
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ATTEMTloI

ATTEMTlG.I
NLERGYMEN & CHURCH NEW.
~ BERS, and the rest of mankind
Infdelity-1ts Causes, Aspects and Agencies.
Pulpit Cyclopelia-500 sketches and sketches
of sermons.
Preachers Manuel.
Cummings Works--T oices Of the Dead, of the
Day, Of the Mg.s.t. @s.
Benedietions, or the Blessed Life Church before
the food, SC.
Thought for the Afflicted.
Momanism, not Christianity.
The Christian Instructor.
Reason and Faith and Essays.
Eclipse of Faith.
Finney's Lectures on Revivals.
Abbott's Young Christian Series, &c.
The above are but O few of the excellent
books for sale by A. G. DU BOIS 3 SON, which
you should buy andread and aid in giving an
xtensiv circulation. 6s5s jalyI5 \
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w aHs DE clare dSs
j, g. w, TsANGE

DEG leave most respectfully, to inform the
~ public generally, that they keep constantly
On hand, at their shop in Ripley
Longs Improved Plow Points, and the llzer ii
the best quality. Also Engines mnde and re-
pairel on the shortest p ssble notice, and war
ranted to work up to the handle. Don't listen
to what others may tell you who are interested
against us, but ca and examine for yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ripley, me ., 1854. 33-6m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

4 THE Newark Times denounces the Ohio
State Fair gift distribution scheme as a
egrand swindle. Il says every man con.
cerned in it is totally Irresponsible and
those who invest their money in it are
sure 10 be cheated out Of il. This is iair
warning, State Journ0i
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
4. u. WEBSTER,
DEALER IN

q II hCCEhIEN AVIl PRUKISIONV,
North side Of Public Square, q
PLYMOUTH, OHIO.
| E. WEBSTER, would inform sihe
- citize rs Of plymouth and vicinity, thai he
is prepared to fiji all orders, in his line, Ill iha
shortest notice He viii keep cons antiy on
hand, well So lec,ed stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
and Provisions, comprising everything . family
may need. He has fitted up in connection wisg
the above, nelegant
Oyster Saloon,
to which he would invite the attention OF tho
fond Of the bivilves. They will be served up in
every style. His saloon is fitted up IN suitable
st, le for LADIES', Parties, &c.
Ciga's of different varieties, constantly an
and. 8 s@sfl M sas "A Ssss NJ 9Ns
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
sANDuSKY MARKET.

Office of the Sandusky Register, sept. l.
The market dull Co.n-There has been some
INQUIRY in market and buyers are offered 63c.
Sales of SEQ bushels have been made at Gjc.
Salt Sl,75al ,Sj by car load.
FIsH-SG for White Pickerel 1925. White
Bass So, 10, Cat Fish S4,25, Lake Shad s..
Flour-Sales at 50, ,50aSlO,00.
Oats-Sales at 33e
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NOTICE
BOnINotS !

UONNET6 OF all Kinds from cheap Straw, to
- beautiful Silk that needs only to b. seen
to be adInired. Children's Hats Bonnet Irin-
mings, u larg" variety; also, Black and Colsrcj
Silks, Dress Trimmings, ETC., just received At
the Buffalo Cheap Store.
FITCH, HOLBROOK & DEE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
no f.! HO ! HO!

A GREAT LOT Of Hoonbcek's New Goods
A~-came last Friday, and he Aas been getting
piles of them every day this week, and he is sell
ling 50 cheap, and giving such liberal prices for
poduce, that one-half of all creation goes there
to buy goods, and if his neighbors don't look
out the rest of mankind will be inquiring the
road to the FAHMERS' STORE, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, June 10.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
For sale.

TlHE FARM formerly owned by @. A. Knigh;
Il mile north Of New Haven, containing
about 100 acres. The House, Tan Yard, and q
number Of Town E0is, vita Buildings on part
of hem, formerly owned by Wm. V. d. Moore
in New Haven. Also two . horse, and one
horse spring wagons. Applyto
q. A. KNIGHT.
New Haven, Huron Co. o., Aug. IL, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
MantilIaS s. SE1awEs,

4 RICH assortment of SUMNER SHAWLS,
"A Silk, Grape and Barcge, some beautiful
Brochas Mantllas of the latest spring styles
rich Mantills Trimmings, Fringe, Silk Lace and
Gimps, also beautiful assortment of Thread and
Needlework, Edgings and Insertings, Under
sleeves, Collars, etc. Hosiery and Gloves of all
kinds, sizes and prices.
FITCH, HOLBROOK & DEE,
Next dooor to D. Hoornbeek's, Drennan's Block.
Plymouth April %, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
Probate Court Of Huron County.
Petition to sell Land.
Stephen II. Starr Administrator of Eli Starr
deceased.

u.s.
Cyrus II. Starr, Matthew Starr, E. J. Ashley,
Louisa NJ. Starr, Colinda Starr, Alvina Starr,
Philina tarr, Edwin Starr, Harriet Starr,
Caroline Starr, John. H. Ester, Mary J. Kecfer,
Marquis S. STIR, Edward T. >tarr Sarah Z.
Starr, VIM. NJ. Starr, Pemela A. Armstrong.
James Armstrong, Abraham Starr, George i.
Starr, Augustus W. Starr.
The parties herein named will take notice that
on the l4th day of July, A. D. 1854, said Ad,
ministrator filed his Petition in the Probate
Court of the County of Huron, Ohio, the object
and prayer of which petition is to obtain an
Order at the September Term of said Court fol
the sale Of the following Real Estate, of which
said Eli Starr, died seized, or so much thereof
.as may be necessary to pay the debts of sale
decedent, to-wit A strip off of the north-sidc
of lots No. 80 and 81 in the Sd section of Green
field Township, Huron County, Ohio, six chain,
and 81 links wide containing 80 acres of lane
more or less. STEPHEN II. STARR,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Eli Starr, dec'd
By ]. W. BEEKMAN,
jufy15-6t His Attorney
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Dentistry.
PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS,
Es. WIN SON,

5 prepared 70 furnlsa at all times,
his uanufactory.
MDmumenis. Tomb Stones, MaaAes. &c.
of the hest style and finish, of either Italian
orAmercan Marble, al prices upeqaalled ID this
wooden country. He has now on hand. did
constantly ir the receipt Of tl,e most snle dis
s?ecime:s 8, ME.ls, Of all sizes and kinds
. T,-r Mantle. Pieces. ETC.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

NUMIN ID LNAIU , NUIIIE,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undcrs:gn-
~ ed mas been appointed Administrator of
she estate of JOHN BASH, late of New Haven
Township, Huron County, Ohio. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment. Those having claims
against the same will present them within one
year, duly authenticated for settlement.
ABRAHAM YORK, Admir-.
Plymouth, August ), l85EGw
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NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the subscribers has been
4 appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate Of JOHN I[IDELY, late Of Richland
County, deceased
Dated at Plymouth, this 18th day eat Aug
ust, 1854. ISAAC BAUGHNIAN,
DANIEL BAUGHMAN,
aug. 49, 1S5l:Gt Almr's.
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ADMIN TRAITORS NOTICE.

ADMIN -IRAlChS ) NOIlCE.
NOTE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has boen appointed administrator Of the
estate of ELI STARR, deceased late of Green
field township, Huron county, Ohio. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
tn estate will present them duly authenticated
within one year from this date.
STEPHEN II. STARR,
iuly15-6t Administrator
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

MI ALINSTRUMENTs---v violinis, Flutes
1sl Fifef, Acecrdeons, Gaitare Banjos, &c. on
hand and for sale hv LIGHT e. HOFFMAN,.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
july15-G

CPEAKING OF BOOTS, reminds us of a very
~ fine assortment we saw the other day in Ply
mouth, ut SEELY and CASES Store, and from
what we hear, they must sell them cheap, too
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept 7.
Flour Market better for common aud inferior
grade. Moderate demand TO home consumpti n.
Sales at 80. 75GiSl0,25 for common to straight
state; $l0 l2@ l0, ,62for common to fancy west
ern
Grain-New southern mixed wheat l,S5,
Red Long Island do. at Sl,G2. Rye at 81,
Corn at S6a8Sc for unsound, eG for western.-
Oats ut 49ajIc for western.
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NOTICE.

WOULD respectfully request all who arc in
l. debted to me By. Notes and Book Account,
and now particularly those past duo, to call and
settle the same Immediately, and thereby save
costs. and oblige the subscriber.
July q, lS25. S.H. STARR.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

RIBLE from 7 cent testament to the finest
- family bibles, for. sale at the Plymouth
Book Store, at prices SO low, the people como in
crowds topurchase them. None SO poor they
need be without bible.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
NO fiction! |!

A DESIRABLE PARd for sale on accom-
II mOdaiing terms. For particulars see sub
seriber on the premises G. G. GRAHAM
New Haven ~. Huron Co., o., July rs.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
Hardware,

ID OVERS & KINNEY have on hand large
l. assortment of Hardware, Nails, Iron Glass,
Sash, Carpenters Tools, etc, for sale low for
ash. n3
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4 VI p RICAN HOUSE

North Of Public Square.
PLY Nj OU TIL, HIO. -
g. w. JINKS, Proprietor.
Hsa-In connection with this house is Hns
LIVERY STABLE, where horses aud carri-
ages can be had at all times.
De8p THE above property is offered for sale,
The house is new, barns and sheds commodiou
and in good repair, and will be sold on most fa-
vorable terms 1t is in most excellent location
and any one desirous of going in to the business
will find this an opport unity rarely offered.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
MASONIC IopGE
SONS OF TEMPERANcE.

DEGuIAR Meetings q Plynouth psvision.
II No. I2s, Sons Of Temperance. are held sv-
cry Saturday evening, in Tcupcrancc Hall.
GEO. cUNSELL, w. r!
A. F. MecoNAHY. RS. No
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18
THE ROYAL ROAD TO INOWLEDGE.

1t is saying attributed to Euclid. tba,
there is no royal road to learning. This
adagc | must deny knowledge is com.
munlcated and acquired indefinitely better
anu faster IN one way than in another
through such language as the English
than through such a language as the Chi
nese; the synthesis of elements. than
through the analysis of masses; bv means
or the eye. rather than of the ear: bv
building with the solid masonry Of reason.
on the rock bottom of intuition or princi.
pie, instead of the castle buildin, Of mem
ory. Dngald Stewart said that Young
man could learn in two years all the math
einatlcs known to the ancients 1t is
most fortunate that he has not to unlearn
what they thought Of astronomy. or me
teorology, or physics IN general There
Is. then, royal road to knowledge; and
educators will find one more right royal
still-that is, one shorter and more firm
ly trodi aud therefore, so far as it regards
knowledge. we should erect our statue to
the god Terminus, face forward aud set it
on wheels. The immigrant who trudges
a-toot with pack on his back. or trun
dies the barrow that contains all his earth
iy goods, may as well deny that there is
any better method Of travel or transport
than his, while the earth vibrating locomo-
tive at his heels shakes the falsehood out
of his mouth.-H0race Mann
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barietp.

A NOBLE Bor-"Why did you not pocket
some of those pears7' said one boy 10 another !;
nobody was there TO sect Yes, there was--I
vas there TO myself and don't ever mean to
see myself do a mean thing
-HEAvES UPoS EiarH-It is a heaven upos,
earth 70 have a mans mind move in charity, rich
'n providence, stern upon the polls of TRUTH Lord
Bacon.
10 find out az error IS easy; 10 discover the
Truth Is difficult Errorsis on the surface, but
ts;a d~ells al the bottom of the we'll
-PRooF PosIrIvE-The young woman who
a'e dozen peaches half dozen apples, the same
number of pears, three raw tomatoes and half a
PINT Of Plums, within half day, says she "knorrs
iruit amt wholesomer
Il see through it now" as the maid servant
What's whisky bringing7 inquired dealer
ia iaa, article.
Bringing men 10 the galows.' was the reply
-MIsr4KEs-To suppose that clock strikes
win rs hands That tissue of faisehoods may
oe purchased al so much per yard And that tn,
Coax Of Hypocrisy is made OF Manufactured
texture
a little girl meeting countryman with
cad OF slaughtered swine, dropped courtesy
ne rustic laughed, without returning the civility
What said he, do you courtesy TO dead hogs
~ slF, replied the little miss, courtesjed 10 tn
I'VE oHer The hog man sloPed with pig
loot IL his chops