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PI,IMoN orr.

From the Boston Post.
Dr.. :. ". Fowlc, l3s Washington street, ha, an
article entitled above, which We believe i the
best preparation hitherto discoY cred r the cure Of
cold, and other con.umpti,c complaints, Having
tested this medicine, we can speak with confidence
10 its stutary effects in removing colds and other
complaints incident To this season Of the year.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wa,ucvcr thu. medicine is introduced, it ut once
attain that high reputation which 1t richly de-
scr,cs. What eau stop its ale when on every hand
can he witnessed its wonderful cures. The wort
case. OF Asthma, recent but dangerous caughs, and
also those that are OF long standing bronchitis,
aud .umpton in it, early stage, always
cured by this remarkable medicine.
lie not deceive by lmpusturs-the public should
b. c4lclul to get the genuine artci', limitations
and cpuntcrfots b,iu; put up by those who
know nothing Of medicine.
Mono genuine unlt-s oiEucd !. EuIT, the
wrapper.
tor sale Wholesale 4ui retail By the General
h:eut, Lin W. loWLL, l5s Arlington street,
Bo.ton. Ma, aud by hi. sub-lsent. throus hout
tho country.
Nor. A Pix aud \. C. Cream, agent. for
Burlington w.iwl
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1t j, sand that on the return of Mr.. Atch
son to Washington there will he a contest
between his friends and those of Mr.. Bright
about the Presidency Of the Senate The
Washington correspondent of the Courier
and Enquirer says that the committee Of Ways
and Means will consider the Tariff next week
and thinks there is probability of some ac-
ton being taken upon it this session.
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CURE OF pINPIIS ON THE 1ACr

Mn. kr>Shni About two years ago my face
broke out in pimple5 Of tho worst kind. seeing
the good effect of the Medical Discovery on a
friend Of mine, who was troubled the same as l was,
| tried it, and I am happy to say complete cure
has been the result.
j. ?. TARBlLL, Brighton.
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SAND-BhR BRIDGE.

avn Book for roocis in. suL olirtions to the /,
lri cent. Preferred took 1t the olnd Bar
Bridge Company, authorized by law aud by ,oty Of
the Company, will be urvu exclusively Tor thu pre-
,ut ,tockhudcra, on the I'D dag OF Declmbor, Loot
IT I'd, Hotel Of C. l.. Drake, in West Milton at the
store of u, ". l;ico Co., in routh Hero aud at
the ,t"io OF \. brown, in ''Iand Isle, and continue
"cu t'"p vetk- after which, II TIA, $4,000 of Pro
,rrcl ,toch arc not sub icrlb,1, any body may eu-
os ~, privilege oi subserilHn,
-, Nupu,d Huctmc ut ttc -, y Company Will be
halI d, the Lecture Room ~ South Hero Thurs
day lha 18th Of January neat, at O'Clock, r. NJ,
Ny order ul the pucclm.
o. q. WHEELER, -pe'T.
-IpUl Hero, Dee. II, 1851. WIZ
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SLAMS esca,l sB,iS


nrr WIru THE BELIEF rlNr AL THE
ID statements ma,io concrruin5 tina prcui1t ~"
pcttie' OF the
INIMiT NHiE iih:R CUioEiNG.
prepared hv &. WttMSrREET 4 CO. can u" IuiIA
,ub.tdntiatrd by proof. II j. entirely ne" us
coycry, aud one which, in point OF utility, tar eN-
cccds any si'nilar one. 1t posscs-cs the peculiar
property ofrc.toriug the pd0cd ooi'r ut the hnIr'
where GO or sicknc.s has turned it grey giving
strength aud tone to the small vessels winch -c-
crcto the natural coloring the root. of III" halt
thus giving it the color and healthy growth OF youth
Thi. preparation has effect nron the -kin what
ever, not colofug staining it IN the least 'nd
can br q. freely applied ~ water, and wita> much
safety.
# viii t., found invaluable e. an a,tirc for tn"
toilet, possessing rrOpcrtics which rrhd"r ~ use
ngreea bile and pleasant. Composed ut oil and tim
uluting spirits, it ha, the qualities OF II superior
Ilair-Oil aud detergent wash. twill he found T."
be uncauallcd ny anything for preventing the pre-
mature decay of the hair. 1t has been in extensive
use for some time and all who have used 1t testify
to it. worth. Prepared and sold by
{. HElMSTREET 4 CO.,
1r,s v !
iy.rur sale bv Mn 1iIEO 4. PECK,
Burlington, sept. -. d@"jm'
NIOTllEH'5 RELIEF. This justly celebrated
wi Medicine is for sale by the authorized Agent
TILo. PECK.
PAMPHLETS relating to it, ~ be had at the counter.
Dec {. d@wl
nRusHLS. cloth Hair, Hat Tooth, Nail Comh
- Pencil, shaving, shoe aud stove Brush"s.-
Probably the greatest assortment in the state to sc
loct FROM aud Tor sale at lowe possible prices by
THO. A. PECK.
| Dec. 1. d@wt'
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CT RED OF Ut NOR.

NJ son was troubled with n hunor. some called
it scrotula, some salt rhcum some one thing some
another. by the use OF your Medical Discovery,
he is now cutcd of it,
Il. II. LAYTON, Quincy.
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NOTICE.

rlNlll- l. to- c-,tliS that wy wiic ilc'tn ol'luo.
mas lett my bed and board without any jt,'
c.iu>c ut provocaion and hereby forbid all per-
.on. harborng or trusting her on my account, a. /
,hall pay no debts Of her contracting after this date
Cyrus l.. KNOWLES.
I,,cA. ~. bee g, I-tt. w93H3'
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no dot,ils or thc bnitlc Of the 5t., show
49,, p-,.,. c...,.,l. ,,,,c Killed and I
'n'' r"s''9" ''"'" 90. ,,...,,,.
were "ou''uc"' 90 o''.'' ,',,.,.,.,,..,ll.,,,l
ca, ~ pfNa'ce MIN" "'''
missing i"o ria"'" r,..,u,,.i,.. ,,,,,o.
Inc a''ucNi"S 'oi''
IeiUu 32ov w., I, :" t,ttc,ics vcrr taken and re-
,,,a,, sn,era, times.
tbc Russians made a sortie from
.t..,,,,,I o,.,;rst thc French rosition. Int
,,orc ro,,rlscd They were also ultimately
,.,.,,,,d i, .Lo dirccti,,, nr Inlrr,n,n,,. ortcr
tI,1,. l,.,,o which lo.to1 : honrs
r',.., ,.....:
=, , W. DG, nonor.I ,rSno a,so ,,,nnJoI
,.I p,,.,,,, t.,i I,a,, ,no,,..l r;oId Mar.
,... ,...,,,.,r..;,;. .;,,;,,,, =,
,.,,. $50, A., L..;..c ,,., Gam. ,,,,,,
...,..,
~, ;..,,.., .,,.,,,., .ul,,,,.. !
~ .i;,,.,.lioJ
.,;,,a ,.,,,,,,,.,,r.., ,,.sill,
-, i;........l F
~ the regiments o' S"aruS anu V"c '''o '""
u the hoyal Marines.
ti'tcch tho"'tnd nc" Ut 'nc S'IiA'" y.
hlchcnoh hau hccn m'lcucu 10 ouoS'" anu
Truce fNsAlr"lt'h hau ofu'iou "ho'hor
corps OF -o'ooo mon 10 tue 'rlno1'
y uspatch from MonschlAoh d1Ici SUhd'-
tupol Nov. Eth states that at that date the
bombardmcnt continued. Tho Allies hi says,
had not advanced Ill then opcrations since
the Sth and were still iiorttFlns thin lines IL
tho rear OF Bdlaklarl.
The alarm IL England relative 10 the lotl-
,iun OF the allied armcy IN the Climca seems
TO be subsidng and the endorsements
which had arrived IL the Lrlmca and vcle
cou,+,r.1,, ,rr,,,,,. ,r,re d,e,,,d .,ir,crtl-,
.,,,.. J.. ,..r,. ,,,, th, l,.... of tLo ,,,n
49,
f"'
.,,.
N non ,,,, L,o L1'.,, .,,,,,n,,I h., tL, Er;t,.L
l,.-,
p.,.,, ,.i "
,ooo;,od ,-,., v;o,,n, ,,,to. ,h., ro;nt,rcc
A.. ,u;.. -, H., ro,.
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.,,-;.,. r ,i.,,,,.;,
Y,ai Io,a,h,nrn,.
r,,,':..,,,, ,i;uI.
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,nN- lit; c.,,.....
a';,aa 49, p,.,;'., n',;n, oon.trn,,od
,La
,,;,'oa' ,ha ,,"a ,,,I hoon .tron,.,,. h,,,;.
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University Medical College,
~ NurI,r-tou w.


'1NiL Maj ANNUAL COURSE u LECTURE.
N the Medical Department of tbs Vermont
University VIII Commence o.
T3crsdey, !ifcrchttt. So.
.nd continue Si1,een Week.
AHuEL " IHAlLn. Ir Nd
-."at27'y 2-9 FAps'oi-sy.
HnkACL .LL50,;, ND
lr'r>r.t er@ Pr'''''c "t Surgery cr5 t.-.,.-
2r'-prr.'crcc
WALLER CARPENTER, NJ p
ft,5re H,e'co erd Ihrcpepf,.,
oHRLN SMITH. NJ D.,
"tfer'.'. h'v-o'r- nj Hor,rr ord Chi9,-r -rt
osifeD'cci J,i'prdsree.
HENRY ERNI
Chemistry end Ioirpiosy.
EDMUND KANE, NJ. D.,
P''rr'pfs On" Proo"cs NJ Mtd,c're ord PathoioEy.
The fec for full Course is so Naturalization
~, Third cour.e, students $40; graduation fec
Sis. Daring the Lecture Term liberal opportunities
will be provided Tor gentlemen wishing to pursue
Practical ANATOMY. DR.. Thayer will pay particu.
lar attention to those who wish to dssofei during
autumn and winter.
For further particular apply to
:. W. 1HAYLR. Jr.,
Dean o. the Faop!ty.
burlington, VI, Nov. LIST, 1854. d2&wtiImhi
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HAM T. into the enclosure of th" >un,crinet, "u 90
about tho 18th INST , . l,r." rol COW The
owner :, requested, a.. GFb. BATES
MiIIi-tun. Nov. a. lsit w92wGdlt~
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Ucnoral Wholesale Agent Tor Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Rox bury, Mass.
A. {. SPEAR, Agents. Burlington l.. l.. DUCTIl-
LR son, St, Adams Ii. A. HODGES, and L. b.
GREEN, Richmond ". q. SPRAGUE, Vergen-
mes Also, by Druggist and Merchants everywhere
Nov. ~ 1851
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How to Sleep W arm.

l.O 10 JYMAN's ini hug PAIR Of those nice
" all wool sheo:.. aud Roe blsnkcts. Aud If
you have got 4 horse, good horse, "ktSDLr" buy
ono of those good horse blanket they are all
chearer than wood or coal aud certainly more du-
rable. Don't forgttat the CrENLN >IoRL.
Dec :, dAwtf
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NOTICE

Two 1iiE CITIZENS OF BURLINGTON. HAY.
i ing resigned tho Office Of Tr,t Constable and
coee'or oil tnia town. becomes necessary that all
matters pertaining To that Office in nv hands houId
be closed without delay therefore ask az an esue.
cal favor that s persons in in Taxes will
please cell and settle the same on or before the If
day of January nest.
:. ". TAYLOR,
huntington, hrc. IL, lo'I, d&wtf
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TROY BELL, FOUN DRY

JONES & HITCHCOCK. rRcrEtrtor..
Manufacturers If all kinds Of
BELLs FOR CHURCHES, FAC1oRIts.
STEAM BOATS, SCHOOL HOtSFN
PLANTATIONS.
Locomotive aud Hose CsrtiaEef.
y Hanging complete furnished, including cast
Iron Yoke, Cast Iron Frame and wheel. Also
Springs attached to the Clapper, all 1T which l.
warranted to please and give satisfaction
Corner Of Adams # Fest ST.. try, y
March 10, 1854. Wy
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A-HL~-Ihero Is dsn,.ra tor rcarl. with I'M
PRONG prices and ale al b.! 80, a to
quality. Pots no change
blrILR--Eor thu pat t'-p week the market
Ia. becn quite uniform, prlce. ranging from -
IL tor New York and Vermont Dairies. At the
rrc.eut time there !. so,nc demand for sh,pp,ns.-
Western Butter u worth - &C. snd Canadian
! q ,oc, as - quality. Al Grade are IL good
demand
uEA:y>-1hors : good demand 4. , 90 : =
tor Pea and Marrovf fat
'HELSL-Mild tlch Cheese are rcrJ salesbe ~
l0i tie Other qualities are quiet at ! e.
ELOUR--Ilou market has been aulte dull thrOu III
out the week. 4 very tight money market and f4ir
rvccipt- continue to haze con derable Inauence
price and decline of DC per Dbl has taken place
on all kinds within week. The trade purchase
very sparinGy, and only IN small lot for Immediate
want
alc for come days have been confined to small lots
at STA o5c for inferior and good yelew, % a1c
for heavy Western mixed, and 81 s5c for white.
Oht' in fair demand with sales of Western and
Northern at SO t0c per bu. Rye is scarce and
small sales have boon made at A0s Is per bu
PROVtSIONS-Tho market for Pork has been
quite firm since last Circular dndiwth rcdnced
stock prices are higher Tho Gales have been at
= 50 a Is for prime sli Sl5 Tor mess, aud
clear and extra clear at ld 30 Sls per Dbl, mo-.
Beef has been in good demand. The arrivals OF
Western arc quite backward compared with previous
year. The sales havo been at { for Western
mass, and IL 80 Tor heavy and e, stern at Slt SIS
per Dbl, mo-. Iard remains steady and FIRM
Dressed oGs at g. &c, aud favorable time to for
ward
WOOL-Thc receipts of domestic continue light
and the market is iirm at qNsted prices, with good
/ demand from Manufacturers
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ctriw NNttlng, dc,-NIsO
Crockery, China & Glass Ware
To LAWYERS
Notice.

rl,IIl~ /. t, certify that do gi,e my -on rIIl.E
MACEEA. h, timr from his d1tc aui I
shah claim no more OF ms wages, nor pay amy debt .
which lac NAV contract, on and after thi, date.
JOSEPH = NJ AtIlt
SAfh.
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~. PECK, JR..
FOREIGN 4 DOMESI IC DRY GOODS
Window Shades, Gilt Corniccs.
IMP RTED ChRPE EFT S
~ the sign of the Bcr Hive,
Leor',apnh Eo.}. toi.e-' isrt, Bo'a"g',n, w..
'Ehc Fscc Hive
Is Now S,"mHuu9 Wh BlRGIINN -
Just received,
4 complete assortment of Ladil-' nre.. rood-,
shawl. ocatis, Cioaks, Cloth, Sack llancl skirt,
Skirtings. tnnncl., Mcrno Nc.t. aud Drawers,
Hosiery, Glo,es, Il'ltkis. Will. a., &c.
4 GOOD variety OF Lmhruidcrit. Lace, Linen Lawn,
and Uambros proaa Trimming, superior
MD CLOVIS, &c.
',ENI LELNEN
VII mud At the be- Hive, Cloth Ga .in!Cr' 80
ing, shawl. Wrapper. and Drawer, lliunel.
ahirtug I,r,u. ldhts. Crdvat., Gloves, llo.u Z.
HoVsl furnishing G6r3
rrirott- p1Aa.h.. lrln.lucynt Nluda7 I'd,
GILT Carn,cc|, Elnd and Pin. Loop, 'inp Baud
Cord and IIs.el., -hl- aud Piluy Cover. Dana
Cloth, Napkin aud rr,lic-, pllp"' aud Lowell
ingt C1untcrrsnc. Iulc' Quilt, Ii.kmE., sheet
m.., Pillow Gao CYt.ors. Re.
AEp,
On exhibition sample Of splendid Imported ipe.
try. Velvet aud Bru els Carpet.
Nj of the above Goods wero bought Low anu
will be sold accordingly
dAptl " rh.h. IN
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COMMERCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

II 6 PnpC1oR, BOSTON. NJ. I. WcoD.
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY PROD uCE
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our stock of rarmin. Tools j. very iarg"

-u-h a. Corn SheIIel-, ~uNW INtteT., HoI7s
Rakes, Hand Rake, tanning Mills. Grain
C,dlc., onaths, Manure and li1t
Forks, Hay kni,e-, Cattle Tie, Hattie.
Trace and Binding CAsiu.. Grind stones
>cythe stones &c, g., Al Of which VIC arc gre
pared 10 ,cl at the Manufacturers Nhoiesei.
L. Il IL -
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-'orner Of Adoms # Frst Stt., TRY y
March 10, 1854. wly'
ItlL uKLAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY!
" a.. ~,
III s III
II.Al'.l !. u
bE. ions IiIlt~
AR s A 2 ARILL A.
This o"i'r,r~. ~.n IT,. r,e.,' os '' ,n'.'to'. vnI
kiu.'- W
'..'ll- rfup.i.H-
1Iinr,.. 'u,o,v >,,o 3.
i,utNurun l-f'rr-. >,".' H.. +.
E,,,r,inh,i-in. r,iu> IL tu" lou'-
.'rtnts OH Store n,i I "t.. swelling
rt. Glands, : thi.i,. ~ .lrt-H,. sat Eh"uuI.
Disease. at III" k'irr'- b-.r.' tarj-iut iotu tlt.
u.-". ,-rrl,,. In.,ot ,rp.rr. rsiu,l, ,. Sri. ,.l
shouI'.,~ "-nrlHi U.hh'! I""l''.". '"cli. 'uii-
Crop, ,.ir.u', ,ro-'iuu,-, t,".'. -.W,,u,.",t.e
'...', = irll""'' r'.m"n.'N N"'c.r'-. a'trtou'r
b''tt''' .ni''t ,oI.'"'. .' "'- ''n''." l'' "H-
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Ns,'sqt'-

sILG-oAs in the Village having Cows To- soil,
coming in next -prns, would do w,il % en-.
Jpire ui thi, Office.
ahtturn, De. 70 ls.t r"tyJ
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II Druggists, MeIchants and others, who would
like to act rs Agents. plcac send in their orders
FRED, r.. SMITH. Druggist. Mont ne 10 r.
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HATS, cars OK trNs, TRUNk,, TNAyLuNG
Bank of Burlington.

\ ullCL is hcrJuy given, that a meeting Of the
' Stockholders OF this Bank, will Toe held at
their Banking House uu til sr.oui tuesday OF jan.
udIy ncAt, the 9Th pruNimu, e, O'Clock 4. NJ. iol
the purpose uirlccrus sc,on Du,etol- Tor the year
ensuing. u. e. rplE, Cashier.
burlington, Pee. OBJ, Ir1i. dlw&wlw
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HAIR DYE fm changing Rcd or tray Han.
- Lyc-brow-, Nhi-kcrs, 6c., tu 70 chestnut, brown
~ black eolo. For ale by TliEo. A. PECI,
De. II. dANtf
HAIR EEADlCATOB Tor removing -upcrhu-
ous hair irum tine face, neck and arms, without
niap 70 The 'h'u l"r -al' At 1llLp. A. PICK s.
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Ladies Business
TOWLER'> uMPRON MODELS

I AIDES who desire money making hu,lnc-
IL either located or to traNe /, can do W 10y UuI
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IL. W SlI'S.
NJ, J.. CHURCH, Sclectucn
II W. WHITNEY,
Burlington, Dee. II, 1884. ddwtd@3.
Dancing.
J. BuRDICk respectfully inform the citi
-. ecus of burlington aud vicinity, that ho will
lurui.b good music tor
BALLS,
tOTILLION PARTIES or
PRIVATE PARTIES,
upon reasonable notice.
Al ORDERS lett With K. COLBERIH, at the Coaee
House, will be promptly executed.
Burlington, Dec. H. 1851
Just Received at the Beehive,
tLN muie Of thuso superior LADIES CLOTHS,
aiso, SPAIN u ELLD CLOIllS, a new aud
IA. hiouablc article Tor tluaks. Together with an
4 lmncn-e variety OF Cloak aud Drcss Trimming g.
Tor .ale lower than ever, At the ign OF the BIZ
HlNL. \. PECK, JE.
burlington, Doc. G. dGNtL
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-20
/" Gou- -a,tu our R,lttoe Maegu.,


soitening yours, her smile lighting
yours, her grief killing yours; ; and
you live again to assuage that kind
sorrow of ,hers.
Then these children, rosy, fair.
headed no, they do not disturb you
with prattle now--they nre yours
Toss away there, OH tho gree sward !;
never mind the hyacinths, the snow
r"ps, the violets, if SO be any are
there the perfume of their hcaIlhfuI
lips is worth all the flowers in the
world. No nee. now to gather wild
bo1uctS to love and cherish: flower,
tr,.e, gum, are all dead things livcIi
cr charms hold your soul.
Ana she, the mother, sweetest and
faircst Of pll, watching, tending,
careSsing, loving, till your own heart
grows panied with tendcrcst jealousy;
and cures itself "it.i loving.
You have no need now Of cold
lecture to teach thankfulncss your
heart is tu'l of it. No need now, as
pn'e, of bursting blossoms, of trees
taking leaf, and grecnncSs, to turn
thought kindly and tlankf" lily; ; for
ever beside you there is bloom, and
ever beside you there is iiuit for
which the eye, heart and soul, arc full
of unknown, unspok,n--becauso un
Spcakablc-thanlS offering.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-20

the wholesale business is depressed "A
fraction, she is told that she cannot
have STEADY work.
This fall, prices have gene down
too. On coats for the Southern mar
lkels they are paid two shiIIings, less
than or the same garments last fall,
and a similar decicase affects wages
fo' other articles Of clothing. These
changes for the worse come very l,ar,,
upon the girls. Very many of them
support widowed mothers and orphan
sisterssn md brothers. Their one nee
die is to earn not living only for
themselves but bread for family,
coal for The household, and to meet
besides the monthly demands of incy
"riblr landlords. We meet them
wrapped in their thin >hawls daily in
tic streets looking as il their irail
bodies were poorly able to stem tn
tide o. necessary expense, that will
roll 'own "pdn an, family, even the
smallest that attempts To winter in
New York. Graphing with hard
worlds tIi"l's daily, lhclc must he a
curse ready '"IighL upon hi, head
who. without good cause, drducts
from lhcir small wages, or with con
,eInptible mcanncss throws straw in
tie way of their making the Ir,,Ic
they can max" as carly as po>sihlc.--
But many merchants who employ
them think it no uislunur to , AXE
them come three or four times Il ,av
to the shop ior work which was prom
i>rd them at the first call ana if,
with cy 5 Sh.rpcncd by the prospect
OF gain, an uneven stitch can be found
they boast that they deduct largely
from their wages. Shame on the
tel!"ws vino behaved So ungailanliy.
They 'awn with iSgnsting "b>rqui
"n nc>S e" a peat is :" hn bears
about lr' l:ri>'i The tokens If h,r
cN' ryvaga,!cc IL dress, bn' when those
harL working daughters OF hnuc>l and
ambitious toni n'r Ir;l to run up and
down ia" ~'r cl>, wasting time ,h., is
exceedingly precious ~ t!:v:;i 10 u..l
]"h~, hvr'iir~~Iy y Promised /" br ,rauN
m""r 'in, = ! rue '..rN ,N,uSe lhvui.
sri.,, Wi'h.hn t.lta,, u IS "ni> 8.
- -', -rr 80 .ul. a an lr
'li"n @ill Is is worthy "i hc: hire As
amy a'"lr', ana h. is sin,,,rIuii,
dishonest wl.u al. ) an ullrrrvs>:l,>
step to CT lroiuu- walk to &c, it, or
: III nlzr> her wo'k more closely lllau
H. Is w!i.in9 |. Ill lis own h"uil i'c.
y J. Times
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try, q city, a to"u, us we'll us individ
ual incn to keep shut of his presence
always. Let the country that would
Danish him bowa'e fextravagance, of
speculation, of overtrading, Of Elm ;
barking in visionary. schemes of ag
,grandisemcnt.4 Let it keep out OF
wars, avoid internal connections, and
go right along. taking care of it's own
interest and outstanding its resources.
Let the city that would exclude him
be economical in its expenditures, in
du!ging in no schemes Of speculation,
making no useless improvements, bull
ding no railroads That it can not pay
for, withholding its credit from mush
room corporations, keeping down its
taxes, and going right along, taking
care OF its own interest and husband
ng lis own rcsourccs.--I .cl tho in
dividual man who would exclude him
from his domestic circle be Industrious.
frugal, Keeping out OF The whirlpool of
politics, indulging no taste for Office.
holding up hi; dish when pudding falls
from the clouds. laying by something
when the sun shines to make up for
the dark days, for
Some days mus, be dark and drcary"
working on always with heart full OF
confidence in the good providence OF
God, and cheerful in the hope OF ''the
good time coming. -Iibany Regis.
ter.
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Tine CEsaTzsss 0d Married
life.

II imihat CHAR yon'icr, not 'he ON"
j. III t'ct i'' "a" II, lnt l:c other so'
rrdr y"" r.">'r yet, were ,'"'r'i "
sweet + eI %''i, M'1h - rruy Ilrr.
200" .."r@ "'.' '!' lie nrH''h, it "t
.n'' 'nnn''n r''h"i the >"'i'in@ i'i"a'
~. IA = gHrlrI To- 'hA'n' over the
'"'yh,a Ia" q, '", 81 y"'n d.'".''":
M"i .y"A ""'!''' '""r!' ~ a - ar''" !
th'l rh.,F i"iyN. ''"n' iy'' .! - !.
"i'r''rr, and -'i.i' N''" ;4'-" t" i'i.'
IDLY vi II th"-e vHri~ t""'i rrcap" '''A''
The neck. AMI # you c"''d c'a.p M.''.
your Other ha d, those i'Iic "h''".
taper. linSci> Il hers. Nh'ch ne s."
tempting wlhIn ''n'h 'n''.i -, talk
>"iil\ ;'n' to" III liz l':cHr'r' "l 'hr
III zr, "h!e the hours sip w"h"nl
knowledge, aud The w'nlc wndS
whistle unca'rd for; Il ~ short, !"n
were II" bachelor, but The husband ct
some such sweet 'naSe, (d'eam call it,
ralhcr.) would 1t not TIC lar p''a>'nnt
cr Than cold, single, h'9ht sitting.
Counting the sticks, reckoning the
length ct The bihzr, ana 'iIt night OF
the IaliIhS SHOW.
Surely imagination would he str"'I'
ger ana Purcr' II IL cou'' nave III, ,
play 'ul i"ilc'cs OF aa"n'h5 ""h'ah''""d
t" delight 1t. All ton would be torn
rom lh'hu LABOR u DuC another hcarI
grew INTO t"'s pre'e''t soul y u'cKe"'ns
IT, "'lHiinG IT, checr'"o ''' "'uu'n2 II
ever u"dsl'eeu'
fier ',cr "ouio make ha'"' r'ch
us il ral,o""' 10Y o' AL seGh ho',
some 'h''rS we io'e'y sous can
trouble. Ter s!"''es would ''''h'IHc
Inc DlacKcSt Or crowded. 'arcS' ana
the ua' knoSs l''aC ~" seats you ueS
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NHcs,cy.

The first scntecc of death the youn-
Sovereign, Queen Victoria, was re
qnircd 10 sign was that of soldier
condemned to death for dcserlion. -
The Queen read it. and asked the
Minister who brought it t" herr
=" Have YOU nothing o say in behalf
of this young man y
Nothing" was the reply; " he has
deserted three times; but" said
the brave veteran who relates the
anecd",e, seeing her AIajcs,y $ anxiety,
! ahocd, though he is Il very bad
soldier, some witnesses spoke OF his
character, and, for ausht know to
the contrary, he may be u good man.
Oh! F.! thank you for that thou
sand times" exclaimed the Queen;
and hastily writing " Fardonei" on
the paper, >hc put it across tho table,
with hrr fair hand trembling with
cnotion.-Q"een Victoria, from her
BrM to her Bridal