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THE GOOD sAMARITANs.
FNNHIS ASSiGi Axiom ORC ANIZEn LAS

IL efeniug, in coaR.quenee Of the epdeu
Tue foloHlbs Ires
John Bo and, Pfesidsnt; /, Wee Prssdent; ].
Mason, Secretary, John Flaa err, Treasurer
REcEIysLs John L. LIE wis., Mayors lc.
Eugene Russ SHE oil Czsn' Bar c. ef-pde CAST
lranian ufee, Thru D and Thos. Moore, Rspuben
feut Di trict
ADMINISTRATOR s. CAr ~rghs s. Mac
Mos Ii Ross Wederstrand Bsrani N. bona sd and Lewis
CuPPKRs You 9, Pyd'ss and Rae, Ro
hEAlTH Walden GEsRR SUPER HosrHAIs
Geotse W. Dixon
NURSES SIcK-Person residing Of TIE city,
apply M.dsms Cuf No. Poydrns Mara
= I1hn flnher, Persdo tArrotn IG ad
Depot, lisrs oeok Stare, oder the CHARLES Hotel
Wanted il media ely ty acc asd te@lte Apps
Madame Cur pvydras Market F. ksl s Book
tbs ST. Ch.rse HOTEL John Flasher Pstdido ptp
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BRAzossT JAGo VIA GALyEsToN-stsamship rau,iu s.
$50 qs bbs nu hhda
coffee "a bbla brandy 1855 candles is
pkRea mdse. .98taTEis y
NEW YORK VIA ADVERTISEMENTS cre,.n, ci,.. h,.,
cotton lo hou 500 skcka whoas $500 10
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- - e. SWANS g'
BANK NOTE LIS AND DETECTEB,
Published semLmonthiy at Montgomery, Ala,
A r. TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AID

a TWO UULLAKS FER ANNUM IN ADJ
N VANCE -Tas ws.k tsp TED % whit ape. and new
will uatted States.
Su,hern List l. sssnti, ~ every 8an 20 ming
o1ice. Let 10 advancing
money they wish, while quesely tel
sngSth dictAtiJp.
Thewok viii be eatsflly revised On the Puben and all
change lhsy noteed Every -xerou
will to make correct an reliable guide to the Banker and
Hotel Propretors Brokers' Commission Merchants
widely
b. ipsered
Special advertising the h h periods be
sppsin at ihs office In Atlantis
Georgia.
Specimen numbs will bs semi application by lets free
charge.
ruat BE- Bankote lissp Aiia Georgia
SAMUEL SWAN,
sJA.Ks RoBKRTsoN, General Agent. ~
10 Sub crpons received BY cAs. T. HOWARD, Agent FOL
New Drleans Louisiana. ara6 Am
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
n uAn1 ~ LOO a.

NM 4. hoDdooN, NO. 100 camp street,
Wv having advantage psst refttag ana
eaaxins ha stors has and receiving Sort
Wsst will
kept Furnishing Establishment. -
sariety Of PARLOR COOKING STOVES, which
no rsady .hs pusls and oeta liberal
their
Gg OILS q al J. 1ds, expressly for family use.
NV Ala ,ho, CO .hsne, Banning Fluid. -tts
Sivsr-P1ssa, W ,sien, Wliow WARES
sysy article uaay found in t.bshmnat the kind.
w. l. HJD is0H. lea Camp street.
se94 Adj mi Pa rick Church.
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ST. CHARLEs INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greeuve Carroton Jefferson Parish,
La., conducted by Madame @. MACE.
FNNHTS INsTTTIJTJON a1resdv favorahlv

KNOWN hs pubr tned degTes OF
psy Madame CE has found necessary in order extend
accommodations entail for the
men Of # this ider chase the beautiful
properly whie occupied for 10 Of
Win other the dngs have Just been
"'Ssd TO the health, Of the pui
~ tb delightful and lriou locs
~ 9" :. sdencs sufficiently fon the city 70 free from
and eenfun,on, together the adyan afforded by the
az the Professors, furnish abundant
ssey for successful Inlute The
embrears all the requisite f.
md French Edncaion, pursued undsr The
ing OF M.dAms and Nj. Mace able
vent adde's from and the Morrill, who rsds
This e under the talented al
resuon o. MELHADo who ndvautageousy
Te nc as the requirement Of
the exercises psomed Engsh Frenc
there being about a.
hdssy learn by asaocisou in each
the department Of Pro
every sdort is mado thu
plishment. - ~
respecting AMI OF may be obsped
the b.
the 10 Parvns diaas
Sundays, s.s hemaelvss
the interna, : " srys ~,
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stock ON hand. not cleared .... .123e5i 10'467
SUGAR AND MoLAssES.. Sugar was in request,
with of about 400 hhds of which 800 at 6 for
Good Common Fair, and 90 Fully Fair at OF
Molssses 700 bbs Prime Reboed sold for shipment
at AD26t ~ gallon
FLOUR. There was good demand, and $500 bbls
disposed Of including 14s superne Ohio at 81 250
81 S71l, so part Fancy, at 81 BIN 11oo Mt 81 S1z0
VI 3d. 500 superne St. Louis 81 50 and 27o Fins at
50 506S6 Is p Dbl. t-,5. -s44s-
GRAIN. Nothing Of any moment was doing In Corn
or Oats. Wheat lot of 127 sacks was sold at
81 62K bushel Sales Of 100 sacks Bran at So, and
40 at 60e 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. Pork in good request, with sales
Of $50 bb Unexpected Mess go Co. 400 at $2 and
200 NJ. o.. e poor LOTT at about $40 Is Dbl o. was
held at $40 and $40 so refused for lot OF 300 bbs
An offer Of s2l was also refused for round lot Of Mess
OF Bacon 20 casks Prime Ribbed Sides sold at 1se
bat holders were generally asking 13x14 and an offer
Of l3e refused for lot Of 90 Nothing Of
any moment was doing in Lard.
HAY "a sale Of 90 bales Good Western at s22 so q
ton. --.-s
BAGGING. 100 bales india, (weighing 171oo fb to
the yard) sold at 49, time and interest, and We
of sales within tho last few days of about 1900 bales
at 120l3e yard the lower for very light weight.
ROPE...A lot 200 coils Fancy (Lousiana Msnufactu-
ring Company was taken at eye, cash
GUNNY BAGS. There active demand, with
sales nearly 1900 bales including GIG at 14Se I'll at
49, $50 at 15 and $50 Selected Extra Heavy at lee
from Boston report sales there at loo, while
| holders were asking l6 and even l7e.f
COFFEE Sales $40 bags Bio 8. 101t, 400 at H. and
| 90 Ordinary at 1925 fb. IS
| SPIRITS TURPENTINE. :. There was little or none
in first hands, and round lot would readily bring 4os
p gallon.
WHISKY. .Rectifed was retailing very slowly at
| 3351G34s, and Dsxter's al 4oe y gallon.
vessel taken for Boston at 1s for
| Cotton and 9O095c for Flour.
l. EXCHANGES. .. Demand very limited. We quote:
sterling l07 0loS ana ioo&
1 Francs of ztfIDbi Zos4 p 1ola
New York Sixty-dsy Bills .....,.....24 02z y ct d
| Sight Checks on New York h0A di
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT.
EHlHE Iant1lras in this pepartrnent will com

raence on tbs MONDAY smper, 1885, and
the frs Monday Of Apt las They wll emoraes me
-e Equty JurapruaeDcs and Practice
i-ctu,e wi i'll bs delivered by fur Professors.
Tnvss Of Professor Nc aisb will treat Of
l. Admiralty law embracing the rights and obga
ons cf Msstere and siarneTp Tor
en Average sstya Lv M.tsr Maiaers' Cont
Hypohscaons and Contra for Maritime
sas Ss n .s and til. pr.e
ighis aes In their nc and
Of P prva,- International Law
The Jurisdiction Of the Cufts Of the United Slater
Jurisdiction Of tbs Da.rlct Courtn
evenue, ire Goursa Of Admiralty
Tlos by Professor kandeii Hunt, will embrace:
i Properly and Mercantile Remsdss they
Traders Partnerships aud Corporations; Of Pitnct al
Bills chaugs Promssoty Notes and Sh
&etsh BY Party 70 O. neral Snip
ssvake aod Insurance. " Sac,
| 6 sarnn les, LleSs ana toppsgs in Traps.u.
IL The Practice Courts OF Criminal Jursdie
deon.
i'll of Evidence.
1 Thcsy Profess SIR Il a will embrace
he Civic of injection with the Romsn
FIeueh Laws aud Critical Analysis Of the Decisions Of
1 lie Cour OF tn State.
Lrd f. derived from England, spaiu France
4 the uhitsd States.
| Tuose by Professor 10 .ason will em
Jusprudence and Prsctice,
4 Pleadings in CivrI Cases AT Cvmmon
| ii. Is.i
The pe res Of che OF
full of Lsciu
Twelve monhs the dire
CosnA of at La and who sha examint.Dr
deserving the honor THIS
the tadsnL ali The Cours Of The
doInr; mAtIiculAan fee
| nred do ar for the Oipom.
| at Orleans. CHRIS TAN RDSELfUS,
| aura law-.Nl of The acaity s.
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NOTICE TO DRAYMEN.--We will pay no
nayass isn shs SHIPPING ssepi those hsyss or WI.
@aef, sss'e iu} y, ", KENNEDY q GO.
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ssRAZIL MUSIC hbla Brasil Nuta, fog
hslsa Az. COCHRAN a HALL - assslss,h Sls
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NTuTICE-Any claims again-t the succession
o. ounsdus Dasssn dsse sod may b s'esn i nl =,
Con- az, eisI Place, or to the andsrsisnsd
tegeG " m. % $50, CutA'ot.
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CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY EvENINs. Oct. A. 1855.
Arrived to-day, Mich Cows. There has been eight
deviation from the prices Of yesterday will be seen by
the list below. The market is quite dull.
PRIcEs:
BEEs CATTLE, (Western) choice ..............no none
Rough to Fair. .........7x08& o ID net
Attakapas, Texas, etc. a D6 = fb net
uOee sSA1sIa III het
eHEEr, Tin lots) 20 oofD1a
itIca 1--WE Soogsre Sone
CALVES AND YEARLirss... fl1$l nesd
vkAL CATTLE $40 506aSl y head
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ARRIVED
!, t g q m boats

Steamship Cahawba shusd York, Havana. to
James Co1pols &c.-lst district.
IS bordeaux Chas Cayhroc9d dig
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs.

NUTIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the As
sassmsn, Roll for Tbs -Four city
ienns Tor yssr vii ba inspection
nth OF 0ciob S5s Ocs sc
Roqtas street. bss aud seets DsrIct
daily (saadays xcptsa) rrm O'Clock
New orlsahs, Fourth Disiret Sept. 10 1855.
JACK ON Il nordsr Euu,t Distyc,
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EMOV 1.-THE ADAMS EXPRESS
III coMPANY AID aARMDxss Exeasss have .s@s ed
iea v % " eaHP sAsst, ssss In
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SHIPPING INrELL1aENcE.

SHIPPING ,INTELLIGENCE
- "
FRIDAr MORNING. Oct. 8, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City, McGorern, York. Hsvana
II. jennings, Laughiand keo
Steamship Nautilus Thompson, fer Brazos St Jsgo.
Harris q Morgan
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CITY BALL sCnr OF NV onLslss, Sept. 81. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN that, in ac-

UIHG,
wi ordinance No 1884, entitled An Odinsuce
relative % his eonl biahmep Of Factories Tan
neriss, Bone Black Fac oea, Csmpnsus Fe
Houa within The uis Of sh- city 81 oenns apr
forseoog Who opposed psrmiai brtg
BY CITY Ccupeil sher tho
withn days this nndeagnd The
Committee on PoiiSs 1t the City HILL
WIN A. pEErHER Sec p G..
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pRKsmar Pax, BAoiUS Gessis asaIs
PARolssE p,oaLBAss. %, C.fitan. Cartier .. p.p,e
u.rss-esss b. CAPpELiA y. u ne ms N
Ms sls. H. CAP1 Lila Ia mems NO
INN yERTU de trois writs de feri facias
HNl oi ma, Pho n L. Prsmie &c dc fAia
Ia h,.l ~ IL nnac.dersi offsr papiiqas,
lie 81 DO lsas-- -, co,hs,
sonmou 81 basin da csna hsei
.iang IL c.s II Tres al de- sous
acknowledgment. III HOPPE Constable
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C0PARTNERsHIp NOTICES.


DlSs0LU1IoN-The interest Of JOSHUA
~ J.IksoN The trn q ST. KENNEDY co ,essses ibis
s. y e s 81 msr authorised TO as s
100 & sos Il EE gasssSs.
MFR. JASON F. KENNEDY will have an in
,rss, 20 becomes tsfasr 10 the srm Of II. KENsE
N.xo,,.,, s.,,.,,., .. AK sAML KsssEDY.
Nj OTICE-Hav purchased the ent. re In
@ % bs ssaa'shss sh y
: R.oHARo 4 cHEM,.
ss~ oissn,, Id September 1855. '-''-'
u ICHARD H. cHfNN, HoLEsALE
susiss, Dsssiss
gsi,t Combs. so.p. aad Peamsriss al Il.
Re NAKED and packed - 10 require
nsn.. 81 1Pan.st. md shtir asisians selo 10
vCHE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
IL between u ~ LTos WEN Lsfs
,sis u H. q Nm.
- n III sEI iFsi
VyHE business will be continued as hereto
ss 1s I'd 4
ss r iss ss ss de e g. p in all
.sslm Z :. L. Il ssusssisss..
4 hissoLUTIoN-Ths Co partnership hereto
psa
d shs businsss Of lie ls,s concern.
February III 1855. JOHN TWIBEIL.
+ ~ The undersigned will continue the Sheet
.:s 70 call
..s@ WANTED.
yTso SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
L. BY gentleman
ACADEMY soashsra s-4s TINS
fash The satiaeiory
e.pssy: Address W. D. MARSHALL son esaay, fsIas.
wv ANTED-CIrY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
w by JP. WHITNEY aC0. 81 Camp ,dss
AAI ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
Wv giving
sessi nac prsfsrsd Aiibera salary will % paid Address
FOR RENT.
1 .es0 RENT The Three story Brick IN
Store WITH granite rvos, lin rsgon Ro ~ oapeg -
Fu,oa aad New Lysa Streets complete PassOon
ssA BARELA CO. 81 Common street.
TN0 RENT-The Four Story Brick Store a
Il No IS New ia comp order. lumedi
| to-se.apn gsvsn Apply 70
| teis hARELI q CO., 81 Co
YNo KENT-From the 1st October, two IN
.sisi III HYDE Go Dkica cor Canal aad Ro 81 streets.
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Bella Doens. Morrison from WiiamEpoft.
Ben Frankin Wauk in, from Louisville. -
I.uisa White from Mliken's Bend,
Cali Dr. on Mobile d
Matches, Lealhers, from Tirksturg,
up ship Trenton.
Below-Goming Up $500.
Ship Abby Brown Brown, from Boston, Fosdiek NJ
schr Imogen New York. ballast, H Harrison.
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cry H8TEL, NEW ORLEANS.
TIME sUBSCKIBER respectfully announc

Il 70 HI. fisnds the public g.nsf-l tn ts we'll fla
and odeablisb.d has. during the pa
eeapist r,Leva ed in every Every th
su5san islly gfc,d. The have b. hro gheu
d. ID wfh and esSnt f4uur,
the Lsd'.e' rartmsut in -hoIt
for h comfort its CUES open Tor
comm daiion OF the puoc
soiiu Sm is S MoRs :, Proprietor.
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PM NJ. e,oss.
a,Y VALUE OF an alias writ Of heri faclas
hb msd b, IL U Glnn Fr Justice Ut the
isss IL o'c.eok a. az my Warehouse NO.
| NO lss NJ
OF
ssisea III 'hs A0oSs sui' j. HOPPE Constable
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pAavssk DaUKLEAss. leans aud N. Fiasimmons.-No


INN NEhIU q une WFlt uo u6rI Iacla6 q mOl
adesse stx
dutisaas sri PsncsD pubiqas
1856, tlid HArcsas hAuk'
los saehez La
t.
rruil sus aud onsse cote de las Mel meme
Cabore adioig Premiere
IS Fan
des Is ;Terms aitton, cumrtan. - l.. : -,
j.
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~ EALE.-one pper Battery by snd
haess deep wh Two eap2s worms Of inch pipe FoaI Gsras
II pps, ID vsivss Asa ~
6attery and
sufficient spay making for sale
myisa g. GILMAN, 81 Nstehsrst.
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PssnIlsE Pan. &C. C0SN,LL Clty N-~ o
DuRLe1ss JOHN QU.Nk--No.l .8a<.
I'm -NEhrU dun writ de feri tacias q moi
Ia ep.p l. U. GAishn,s, Pr Justs
Pro d'Ur je detail Pens pnuiqn
NEsDhEUI
Nscasx prspT.ie
waits ss,ou .
U. cote oast de Ia Krac les
Martin ciaigo,ne, peds frcu
Bafain dsas FAD .irsa- dl<7
Ternes rtant.
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HtOTToN PLANTATION FOR sALE-RA
oue thousand Cotton Land. so Of which
cultivation, the Round Away Bayou, " miles from
Richmond Til, DwI Hing House. Cotton
Shads stabea For further particulars, snpy the
JOSIAH SCARBOROUGH, orto b..
AR. MfLTENBkR9Ea, 10 Carendelet street.
Of MI New flenus
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OFFICE BOAR OF HEALTH OF The STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Nav OsLKAss Septsm 2rth, isbs.
STEAMBOAT Fur Sale The
- .leamp ORLEANS The Gua sSSSaAkkt5
..as I'd III NJ ssairp., I'D ths as. n GA
PERSIAN o Y g Bio S1on a.. =
Longer required TO- The for
W purchased.
would all
PERSIAN Towbca and has good and
whcG, Boat, perfect working order
paricn app ofs 81 Board Of Hea III Of the
Pl4re Nw 0rI SEES 3t
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PH1Mikna Jusrck Pax, CONN l. Cay Me-
leans eat MoohE-so II ss3
HIM tEhlU dun Hrlt de heri faclas q MOI
IL ftoh U. eadeis !usu de Pa Z
/ Psrod DIR ca Ic ocHtsrai uess
kDI 10 No., 1885, mii Far ade de BnAs'
les Match
rIiDe .unm
Un n0rd ss.t dc ia Mslp
cnqpis
front
Sai. iadairs CT less
G,udit a.
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JUsrlcEs cosNEL City New ossaas and
PARISH or uRLgAss ! Fssimdionss- No. 1885.
sSY VIRTUE of writ OF feri facias to me
I'D Hon. L. Gaisans Enst Jusnss OF ,he fsscs
Of eel at pahlo .nes on
A RDAY III 1850 If ~ eclsSk M.
stt.e the ibsd prupert. " witt
W Gou ID, aiuaisd northwest side Of Clara
stree Shell osd
a.d feel and ~ ihehes 'front.'
SetIsd Auit Terms and conditions --oaah
Sc j. HOPsE, Ceustahs
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~, IhN 3t.t5 NJ Is : of oeiIo
~ for pu,pots casr Copartnershp Gresnn hAsh
Blind Factory comprising Of Ma hines Of ihs late
which o- by n the Stats, Their
r. giog m, the pfvg Of the
Of groan II will be sod
Pnbc IL o'clock III, Banks Atesds, SATURDAY,
Tbs 18Th 0aioasr.
Tsrn-o oattb cah balance sir eghiosa month";
Persns wi ,hs miss, gt further mi
nation pirase all SrINC oaB, Jossp ins
tween soussssu aod lie a. KIM dALLs 9,ocy.
u-Et door 10 tho Faro 5sn'd
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4 MITE CITY HOTEL TO Lease

~ This splendid Hotsl situated ito o. j. 4ni c. NJ M
Raltoau sEtyr,ghi mn NJ olshn,, will be lie
ConodanE and bsrsl With all the Fpnure and other
purtenan None apply those who
give the best serBrity. Appls 10
sl JOHN Goldman, No so Constance street. or 10
os In John NJ. BACH, Am ts City. -8
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FIss1 50.Iloss oua1 coN 81 ca
10y VIRTUE of writ of ferf facias TO me
- a,rse ed By 10 y. e-isstr. fn.ss
Prste lat puble tHiDAY
Ass he u clock NJ IAhks'
MAga Satelez
,oIoun iped property -
and Meipe
M4reln Ci.porne
| hun re anat 1--we VI ana SJS ilehe. a.
L u Ia In entll-a sait.
u. rms sIa coad.tlous-cssh, .
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-10-19

disability requiring their residence
here for the term Of one year before ali
lowing them to vote at our pools. -
Wisconsin, and we believe others
of the Western States, allow persons
who are aliens under the laws of the
United States, to vote, as citizens of the
State, to hold office and to acquire real
property. They do not thereby be-
come citizens ofthe United States, nor
nor of any other State but the one
which makes this exceptional regula-
ton in their favor. The right of any
State to make such regulation is un-
doubted. Wisconsin may make citi-
zen of an alien rs Massachusetts makes
one of a negro; but neither becomes a
citizen of the United States thereby,
nor is it at all probable that the United
States authorities would undertake to
force any Stateto extend the s'privi-
leges and immunities of citizens" to
aliens, negroes, &c.
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frequently exclaimed, ''Conosci tn
quel sangueg' and sunk into prema-
ture grave. Ys fi
lon4 Speak 50 Gfossl''

Don't speak so cross" said one
little boy in the street to another.
"Don't speak so cross, there's no use
III it," We happened to be passing at
the time, and hearing the injunction,
or rather exliortation, for it was utter.
ed in an oxhortatory manner, we set
the speaker down as an embryo phi
losopher In sooth, touching the point
involved in the boyish difficulty Which
made occasion for the remarks, he
might properly be considered at ma
turity. What more could Solomon
have said on the occasion True, he
has put it OH record that 81 soft answer
turneth away wrath, and this being
taken as true, and everybody knows
it to be so--it is evidence in favor OF
the superiority of Kindness over that
of wrath. But our young street phil
osopher said pretty much the same
thing substantially, when he said, -
"Don't speak so cross, there's no use
in it" On the contrary, it invariably
does much harm. Is man angry -
it infames his ire still more, and con.
firms in his enmity him who, by kind
word, and gentle and pleasing de-
meanor, might be converted into q
friend. 1t is, in fact, an addition of
fuel to the flame already kindled.
And what do you gain by it? Moth
ing desirable, certainly, unless discord,
strife, contention, hatred, malice, and
all uncharitableness. The boy spoke
the swords of truth and soberness,"
when he said "Don't speak SO cross,
there's no use in it."
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Self Control

1t seems that man who would gov
crn even cattle, must be able to gov
ern himself.
Experience has shown that violent
man cannot properly train horse or
a yoke Of oxen. Violence only de-
troys, never creates. The training of
animals requires patience, moderation
and kindness. Many a valuable ami
NAL has been ruined by beating it for
trivial reasons. We have known horses
to be beaten because they accidently
stumbled. The result was that the
next time they stumbled, they feared
not only fall, but punishment, and in
the effort to avoid both the broke vehicle
and upset the driver. Almost every
housekeeper has, at some time or 9TH
er, had cow spoiled by the irritabil-
ity of a milk-maid. BY always speak
ing boisterously and harsh, all com
mand over COW is for all time lost
she refuses to give down hermilk; the
udders become infaned, and in the
end the. COW is ruined. .....
There is never anything gained by
harshness to any animal, and there is
much to be lost. Self control is as
necessary in the stock yard as in our
intercourse with man, and is virtue
anywhere.-Ioaco Farmer.
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J earning put in the BoIs.

A KNOT of rustic worthless were convened
round the fire in bar-room Of an American
village tavern. The blacksmith, and barber,
and constables, and the schoolmasters, all
were there. After they had guzzled and
smoked to their hearts content, and when
all the current topics of the day had been ex.
hausted. the schoolmaster proposed q new
kind Of game to relieve the monotony of the
evening. Each one was to PROFOUND puz
zle to his neighbors, and whoever should ask
question that he himself could not solve
was to pay thercckoning for the whole. The
idea pleased, and the schoollnaster, by virtue
Of his station, called on Dick Dolt whom
most folks thought n soot, and few for q
knave to put the first question.
"Neighbors," said Dick, drawing and
looking ineffably stupid, "vou'seseen where
squirrels dig their holes. Can any of You
tell the reason why they never throw out
dirt7" hH
This was poser and after long cogita-
ton, even the master" was obliged to give il
up. 1t now developed on Dick to explain.
"The reason il" said Dick. "that they first
begin at the bottom of the hole.''
"Stop, stop" cried the pedagogue, start
led out of all his prudence and propriety by
so monstrous an assertion, spray, how does
the squirrel ge. thereR"
"Ah, MASTER" cried Dick the delighted
grinning, "that'sa question of your own ask,
ing. You're in for the liquor"
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5aInteh pustrg,
Bgmn Of ths Bafbestsfs.

We gather them in--the bright green leaves,
With our scythes and rakes, to-day,
Andthe NOV grows big, as the pitcher heaves
r His lifts in the swelt'ring hay
Olloi fie;dl for the movers scythe
Hath a ring as of destiny,
Sweeping the earth ofits burthen 1.-THE,
As it sung in wrathful glee.
We gather them in--the nodding plumes
OF the yellow aud bended grain,
And the flash Of our. sickles' light illnmes
Our march DER the vanquislled plain.
Anon we come with the steed-drawn car
The cunning ofmodern laws;
And the acres stoop to its changing jar,
Asit reeks its hungry jaws.
Wegather them in--tlie mellow fruits
From the shrub. the vine and tree,
With theirrusset and goldenand purple suits
To garnish our treasury.
! And each has a juicy treasure stored
All aneathits tainted rind,
To cheer our guests at the social board,
When we leave our cares behind.
We gather them in--this goodly store,
Butnot with the miser's gust, ~
FofSthe Great All Father we adore ~
Hath but given il in trust:
I And our work Of death is but for life,
In the wintry days to come
z u .. . .aa.-
Then ablcssing upon the Reaper's strife,
II And shout at this Harvest Home.