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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-08
NEWsP PAPERS & PERI RIoDIOALs.
$500 600 Of Ptsf! s!FHs ,Es,.., Monty .

| &O0O 900 OF GIFTS
IWOUU (NJU Prof. lHarts Monhyo
Mammoth Pictorial of the Whole Word, M
| liShed simultaneously
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. AS soon as
| 300, 600 subscription are obtained; and having
lalready an actual circulation of about 200 900
| it is now certain
The Distribution will soon take place.
Among the extraordinary List of Gifts, (be<
| ing one FOR every ticket issued,) are
Prof Harts elegant country seat, val
ueu at.' ..................... $25;O0O
magnificent city residence. ....... 1900
cash loan for 100 years, without in
terest or security. ..............: 10000
Building los, Elegant Piano Fortes,
Meodeons Gold Watches Bracelets.
Rings. Books of travel in the Ole
and New World by Prof Hart; Real
Estate, &c. &c., in all numbering
100000 Gifts, valued at... ......... $3lNO0O
Every single remittance of 81 secures one
years subscription to The MAMMOTH PIC,
IToRlAL, and the gratuty Of Gift Ticket
which entities the holder 10 one share in the
100000 Gifts. Thus every person investing
IN this stppendous enterprise receives the full
worth of his or her money, in subscription to
first class journal, (the greatest and most
interesting Pictorial OF the age) besides Gilt
for each subscription which may prove an i'm:
mence fortune 10 the receiver.
For complete List Of Gifts, and full and ex>
plicit partiuarS in regard to the great enterprise
distribution, &C., see copy of the whole world,
which will be promptly sent, free of charge
where desired by letter, post paid
The World may also be the Offices of al pa>
pers contain ng this advertisement, where inior-
nation may be obtained In regard 10 the paper
and enterprise.
Agents, Postmasters ard Ladies desirous of
lucrative and at the same time gedteel employ
ment, should not fail to see copy of the
| whole world, which contains by far the most
liberal inducements ever offered to agents in
the way Of immense cash Dremitms, gifts, COM
missions, &c whereby any person with ord-
nary activity, can easily make 81 600 and up-
words per year; to which fact the agents we
already have can certify. Secure the Pictorial
and become wise, rich and happy.
Correspondents must write their address,
name, post Office, county and state--plain and
distinct or it will be their >own fault if the
fail to get an answer. Adhere to this, and ali
returns will be promptly sent whereAer desired
In any part of the world.
G5 If any orders are received after the 300,
OOO subsc ibers are obtained, the money wiE
he promptly returned, post paid, TO the persons
sending 1t.
u All letters and remiltances for the Picto>
Iial, ,bih Gift Tickets, must invariably be ad,
dressed, post paid, 10 Frof ]. WO0DMAN
HART, Worlds Hall, Broadway, New York,
there being the only Office (or the Gift Enter;
Prise.
But remittances for the Pictorial without
Gift Tickets, may be sent to Prof. ]. WooD.
MAN HART, Harts Buildings, Chestnut Street
Philudelphi, Pa, there being the principa
edto rial and publishing office. oct9OGm
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
! s. H Holmes, Andrew 0'Neill, and F. W.
Hunter under the firm, name and Style Of s..
d. Holmes d Co., was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The books OF the firm will
be found in the possession Of S. H. Holmes, who
is authorised 10 settle the business of said firm.
Therefore persons knowing themselves indebt>
I'D will please call at once at the old stand and
settle by note or otherwise.
S. H HOLMES.
ANDREW O'NEILL.
mar 8, '55-w3. F. w. HUNTER.
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BRITISH PERID ICALS,
EARLY COPIES SECURED.


LEONARD SCOTT d Co, New York con-
tue to republisi the following British Period
icals viz:
/. The London Quarterly conservative.
2. The Edinburgh Review tWhig)
3. The North British Review (Free Church)
4. The Westminster Review Uiberall
B. Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine (Toryl
The present critical state ,f European affairs
will render these publications unusually inters
estlng during the forthcoming year. TIev will
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news items crude speculations, and
flying rnmors ofthe daily Journal, and the non,
derous Tome of the future histo ian, writtfx
after the living interest and excitement of Tn.
great political events of the time shall have
passed away. 1t is 10 these Periodicals. that
readers must look for the only really intelli>
gible and reliable history of current events,
and as such, in addition to wei established
literary, scientific, and theological character,
We urge them upon the consideration of tho
reading public.
U' Arrangements are now perma nently
made for the receipt Of EARLY SHEETS from
the British Publishers, by which we are enabled
to place ALL OUR REPRINTS in the hand
Of subscribers, about as soon as they can be fur
nished with the foreign copies. Although this
shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the
same low rates as heretofore, viz
Per ann
For any one ofthe four Reviews So 90
For any two of the four Reviews 500
For any three of the fonr Reviews 200
For all four of The Reviews 200
For Blackwood's Magazine 800
For Blackwood and three Reviews 9 90
For Blackwood nd the four Reviews 10 90
Payments to be made in all cases in advance.
Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
CLUBBING
A discount oftwenty five per cent from the
above prices will be allowed TO Clubs ordering
direct from L, Scott & Co. four or more cop
les or any one or more of the above works.
Thus, Four copies of Blackwood, or of one
Review will be sent to one address for 50,
four of the four Reviews aud Blackwook or
$50: and so on
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns, these
works will be delivered, through Agents,
free Of postage. When sent by mail, the pos
tage to any part Of the United States will be
but twenty>four cents n year for Blackwood,
and but fourteen cents year for each of the
Reviews.
Remittances and communications should al.
ways be addressed, postpaid 10 the publishers'
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
| 81 Gold Street New York,
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BALLOU'S
Dollar Monthly Magazine!

NHIS WORK, the cheapest which has
l. ever been offered to the public, contains
one hundred pages of reading matter in each
number forming two numbers each year of six
hundred royal octave pages, or Twelve hundred
pages of reading matter yearly, for ONE DOLN
LAR. AS the proprietor is resolved TO furn>
sh good and interesting reading for the million
at prce which all can afford,
BALLOUS DOLLAR MONTHLY,
is filled with entertaining and popular stories,
by our best writer's, with sketches, poems,
scraps of wit and bumor, and miscellaneous
compound of the notable events of the times
in both hcniisPheres, forming all agreeable
fireside compaion,
Amy person closing one dollar TO the Pro-
prietor, as below, shall receive the Magazine
for one year,
For sale at all the principal depots through.
out the country.
NJ. M. BALLOU, Publisher and Pro, rietor,
Corner Of fremont and Bloom field Streets,
Boston, Mass.
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November 26fh.

IIANNA, on Market street, has just receiv-
[1 ed the leading novels of the day;
Hard Times, by Chas. Dickens; Manoeyering
Mother, Alice Seymour. SybiI Lehnard by Mrs
Gray; The Iron Rule, Lucy Sanford, Celia
Howard, Insubordination; The Lady at Home,
The Orphan Children, Bankers Wife, Agnes,
by T. $, Arthur, The or sair, by Geo. sand.
Midnight Queen, Ashleigh; The Down Trod;
den: Ravensdale, or the Fatal Duel; Carnelle
or the Rover's Oath; Jack Ariel, the Spanish
Cruiser, Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride; Yale
College Scenes; Silver and Pewter; And many
others, too numerous mention,
Also, the leading LITERARY PAPERS Of
he day. Deo,l5.
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
BRANDS 4 DEITSCH;
Corner Of Market and Front 81

Have Just received tkllk first
SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING.
CONSISTING of complete assortment OF
" everything in ther line of trade. Their
Clothing is made up of the best goods, in the
latest styles, and especially for this season Of
the year.
They would be pleased to see all of their
old customers as soon as possible, as 1t is theil
determination to get rid of their goods at the
earliest moment. Returning thanks Tor past
patronage, they respectfully ask an increase OF
The same in order to have it keep pace with
the enlar0emepts of their stocks.
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P rs M OU 7 H

Daguerrean Gallery
MIR LAMARTINE would respectly ans
lvl nounce to the citizens of Portsmouth
and vicinity that he has pvrchused the entire
sock of Z Shewell, deceased, and will carry
on the bove business al the old stand. Mr..
L. intends making this permanent location,
and he would say 10 those wishing pictures, cali
IN and look at our work, as we give satisfac-
ton Or no sale.
uPictntes Of all sizes taken. Also, Lock-
ets, Rings Brooches and Pins taken at the
shortest notice.
0penfrom 8 A. M, to4P, M. Instruction.
othe art given, and apparatus furnished.
Deoeth IL W
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
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Entire New Stock of Clothing
FOR FALL AND WINTER 1854.
Isad0re Deitsch
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
IN CLOTHING

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN CLOTHING.
N7oULD respectfully inform the citizens of
wv Portsmouth and vicinity, that having
disposed of his old stock Of goods some weeks
ago, he has now reopeped his store with an en-
tire new stock of Clothing of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having anything but what
has been manufactured ior this Fall and VIM
ter trade he is certain, that persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner of Market and
Front sts., can suit themselves as well, if not
better, than any other place in the city. Also
on hand general assortment of Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods.
Country and Furnace merchants will find it
TO their advantage to call, as | am determined
to make quick sales ond small profits
Portsmouth, Sept 81, 'b4 d& &W1n
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For the rapid Cure of
wOUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS BRON.
CHITIS, WHOOPING- COUGH, GROUP.
ASTHMA, AND CONSUM PTlON.
NHlS remedy has won for itself such noto
riety lor its cures of every variety Of Pul :
monary disease, that it is entirely unnec cessa-
ry to recount the evidences of its virtues in
any community where it has been employed.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness, and so nu
merous the cases of its cule es, that almost eyery
section of the country abounds in persons
pnblically known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate disea ses OF
the lungs by Its use. When once tried its su
periority over every other medicine of its kind
is too apparent TO escape observation, and
where its virtues re known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pull.
monary organs which are incident 10 our eli
mate. And not only in formidable attacks up
on the lungs, but for the milder varieties oI
Colds, Coughs ilodrseness, &c., and for Chill.
dren it is the plea ATTEST and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its qu& W is kept up 10 the
bes. that it ever has been, and that The genuine
article is sold by
F. E. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati. Ohio
Shackleford d Cnchton, Portsmouth, ard by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines every
where.
marchl8--4mdw
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE -Henr

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. Henry
L n Kline VS. Charles Crat.--Notice is here.
by given that on the Sd day of March, 1855,
at my instance one order of attachment was
ssuedby Stephen Smith, Justice of the
Peace for Washington township, Scioto coun-
ty, against the goods and chattels, stocks or
interest in stocks, moneys and credits of the
said Charles Graf, for til sum OF $2i 25 with
costs, and tnat said cause has be4n continued
tc the 26th day of May, al 9 o'clock, P M.
marl64w* HENRY KLINE.
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Bibles and Testamenfa,

BibIes and TestamentB.
NHOSE who are desirous of supplying
Il themselves with Bibles and Testamentt
at very cheap rates, will find them at in al.
most every variety. and Of the best quality
the Depository Of the "Scioto County Bi
le Society" kept by John Mcdowell, ESQ
t his business house near the corner Of From
nd Market streets. RRAsTUS BURR,
pr 24-dwtf Sec'y
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POST OFFICE.

WILLIAM CAMDEN, P. M.--Office ON the wes
corner of Market and Second streets. The Of
fee is opened every day, at o'clock, A. NJ.
and closed at 8 P. M. On Sundays it will be
opened from o'clock till 10, A. M.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern
Mails, arrive daily, at IL o'clock P NJ, and de-
part at A M.
Cincinnati, or Riuer Mail, arrives Wednes>
days, Fridays, and Sundays, (hours irregular.)
Departs the same days at II A NJ.
Guyandotte arrives every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at P VI, and departs every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 6 A N
Iron Furnace, departs every Saturday, at
a VI, and arrives same day at t1OP NJ.
West Union, arrives every Friday at 81 P M
and departs the same day at 6 P M.
Jackson, arrives every Friday at P NJ, and
departs Saturdays at M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
1t is not easy to keep always in mind the res
quired amount of postage stamps on letters,
&C., under the laws now in force. The Ohio
State Journal has procured and published the
follow ing convenient table of rates, which gives
the information required at glance, and which
we present to our readers, with the suggestion
TO cut it out and put ii in some convenient
place, to save the trouble of asking and Of hav>
ing to answer the questions about it:
Letters
Each OF. under 5000 miles, prepaid, Sc un>
paid Sc.
Each OF. under 5000 miles, prepaid &c un>
paid 10c.
AHprinted matter in general--any where in the
United States,
First three ounces 1c.
Each subsequent ounce 1c.
If not prepaid, double these rates.
But
Newspapers and Periodicals-paid quarterly or
yearly in advance
First three ounces. ....... 80. ....ic.
Each subsequent ounce.
And if weighing not over II o., in the State
where published, 4c cash, and weekly papers
in the county where published, free.
Small Newspapers and Period when sent in
icals--pubished monthly or packs weighs
oftener, and ing at least 8
Pamphlets Of l6 OetauO pages or OF, prepaid. &c
less, an ounce.
Books--bound or unbound, weighing not more
than pounds, may be sent by mail, for each
Under 5000 miles, prepaid lc, unpaid lRc.
Over |" lac, &c.
Fractions over a single rate are charged as
rate.
Periodicals" in the sense used above, are
publications issued once in three months or
oftener.
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BALLOUS DOLLAR MONTHLY,
r IFEofJAMEs GORDON BENNETT

IL Editor of the New York Herald, with
'ortrait. This entertaining work may be had
by enclosing ten cents 10 ], l.. SARGENT,
266 Hicks, corner Of State street Brooklyn.
N. B--Newspapers copying the above with
tiis mott ce) once, will receive six copies in re.
tuIn.
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Land for Sale.

lNNHE Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat
Il Basin Company will sell one or two
hundred acres of their lands, lying on the west
side Of the Scioto River. For further par,ic-
ulars apply to FRS. CLEVELAND, Agt.
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A CARD.

The business will he continued at the ole
stand by Willis & Company, who will manu-.
lacture Mineral water as heretofore and b.
pleased to fill all orders.
mars 3w WILLIS g. Co.
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observation-disclosures is HERE
~ by given that the business heretofore
conducted by Willis & Ripley under the name
and style Of the same, was dissolved by mutual
consent OH the 23d inst. The business of The
late firm will be settled by VIM. WILLIS.
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stage KeguIations,

NOTICE is hereby given to the public, tha
~ owing to the difficulty have heretolor
had in collecting small bills for stage fare ex
press packages &C., Having great many o
said bills now on hanos, the stage will call 70
no person, neither will any package be given
to the owner until the "spoeduicks" are ac-
uaily paid over. L. G, TERRY, Agent.
March Q '55-lw.
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j, JUST RECEIVED.

JUST AEOE1NED.
A ND FOR SALE BY N. d. G0LDBURG
II the following invoice of fine Cigars;
1000 Principe,
1000 La Rosa Regalia,
4,0o0 Jenny Lind,
10000 Crystal Palace,
4,0O0 Londoners,
10000 Tres. 0mingo,
5000 Know Nothing,
Ont 90
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hGapeSt Magazine in the Orld!
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OFFERIGS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
NNHE Moss Rose: Masonic Offering, Affec
l. tons Gift, Temperance Gift, The Benz,
son, The Pearl Gift; Passion Flower, Fnend>
ships token, The gem annual, &c. &c. To.
gether with gift books for Youths and children.
in great variety. Also, the finest gilt edge
London Bath Post, Plain and Embossed note
Paper &c. Also,
The Poels Of Europe and America.
in abundance, bound in good style. Call on
J. Hanna, market street,. nearly opposite The
Biggs House. doc SS'
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LOTTERIES, &c.
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S1ssBGDGDadDQDdD
An GtftS for the PeOpIe!
Capital City Art Union.
IByLRGNlEIl!l g. COS

l0VnSuNSS3 w WV y
con Gre Gift DistribIt
LIVERY PERSON HAVING A TICKET
u gets an Engraving worth One Dollar.
The proprietors take great pleasure in an
nouncing 10 the citizens of the Uniou, that in
consequnce of the great satisfaction manifested
by the ticket holders of our great Distribution,
and the many thousand solicitations from ali
parts OF the country, in relation to whether we
intend getting up another Distribution of Gifts
for the people, We have, after an immense ont
lay, been enabled 10 offer to our thousands of
patrons the following valuable, magnificent
and unprecedented BRILLIANT SCH
gers OF The Capital City Art Union.
Tickets only one DolIr.
and every one entitled to handsome Engrav.
ing, and share in The distribution of The fol-.
o ing valuable property:
/ Farm in the Stale of Indiana SfO.OG0
l do IN OHIO 5000
l 40 DO 5000
Lot in olumbus; Ohio 6,5OO
do do do 6'50o
Beautiful residence in the town
Of Of Mount Vernon $500
l Two story brick building in Chil>
licoihe $500
Brick cottage and lot in olumbus ss3, ,00O
l do do do do 5000
] Frame do do do $500
Han dsome ountry residence in
4 Sege, Perry county, Ohio 1900
Splendid Building OTIS 0in Coz
umbus, at $500 e,lOO
lido do do at$t500 Is, 900
do do in cleveland 5000
l Grand action Piano Chickering'S 1000
Gold Watch set with Diamonds 1000
~ Gold Watches, at $500 each $500
7 Rose Wood Pianos al $500 5000
do do do at 400 1000
10 do do do al 300 5000
SO Gold Watches at $3.50 1000
10 do do at 100 10000
100 do do ut rs 1000
100 do do at 40 1000
300 Silver do at 90 600C
500 do do at 15 1900
1000 Ladies Breast Pins at 81 4OOC
! 200 do Blocha Shawls at 5 5000
500 do Silk Dress Patterns at 500 10 OOC
5000 Gold Pencils at S3 rs OOC
10000 do Pens, with silver eases SO 90 0OC
2OO00 do Rings at 81 81 each 10000
1904 do do at l 90 each 1901
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200 do Biocha Shawls at 5 5000
500 do Silk Dress Patterns at 500 10 600
5000 Gold Pencils at 30 rs 600
10000 do Pens, with silver eases SO 90 000
10000 do Rings at 81 50 each 80 000
1904 do do at 90 each 1904
Every person, by paying one dollar, will re-
ceive certificate Of membership entitleine
him to handsome large Lithographic Enpra.
Ohio, forming one Of the most beautiful parlor
ornaments ever gotten up rs an engraving, and
richley worth Dollar (the publishers retail
price, Each subscriber will also be entitled
10 share in the distribution of the gifts enn-
mented in the Scheme. The Engravings can
be sent by mail toany part of the country, and,
we will commence delivering them to those
hoveng tickets by the first Of January. The
Ciits, OF specimens OF them, can be seen at our
Exhibition Rooms, in Columbus, at any time
after that date. Our office for the transa ction
OF business, 10 still at our head quarters, in
Walcuts Block, Town street, where we are
delivering the Gifts OF our first Distribution
to those to whom they were allotted BY the
Committee.
U Send in your orders soon, for we ara
mailing Tickets by the thousands, every dov
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
Persons wishing to act as Agents, and wiab
their tickets sent on sale, must send us re-.
comend signed by the Postmaster, in the place
where they reside, or some other influential
and well known person
To those persons who have been acting as
Agents for us this Is not required
All orders Cor tickets with the money inolo.
sed, free of postage; win meet with prompt
attention.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C..
to our Agents and Correspondents, and expeo,
them to do the same with US.
Agents viii be furnished with posters, cirn-
M iers' schedules, instructions, &C., on applica-
10. Agents wanted In every town and State.
to whom we will offer extra inducements.
FOR further particulars, see DESCRIPTIVE bills.
or inquire at our Office, No. 2.Walcuts Block.
Town street. Columbus Ohio, '''
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UITY DIRECToRY.

q >-~-~>>>-~>~~>>-N---~-
Eoy3A2gSEEG SEEG HOUSE AgJ4HMIEEEN2 MENA .AAn
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'M9COLLISTER & DAWLEY, CAR.
1VL penters and Joiners. All work in ou,
line attended to op short notice. Shop on Chill
licothe street, near Second.
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+ PAUL. & CO., Wholesale and Re.
~ tail Dealers in Drugs Medicines, Paints
Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery. Brushes OF all
kinds Fancy articles &c corner Washington &
Second streets
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-18

To YOU'VE MEN.-Some odd genius gives the fol
lowing elegant advice to young men who depend
on father" for their support and take no interest
whatever i'll business, but regular drones in the
hive subssting on that which is earned by others.
Come, off with your coat clinch the saw, the pillow
handles, the ak, the pickax the spade-anything
that will enable you to stir your blood Fly round
and tear your jacket rather than be the passive
recipient of the old gentleman's bounty Sooner
than play the dandy at dads expense hire yourself
out to some potato patch, let yourself to stop hog
holes, or watch the bars, and when you think your
self entitled to resting spell de, 1T your own
hook. Get up in the morning-turn round at least
twice before breakfast-help the old gentleman
give MIN and then lift in business, learn how
to take the lead, and not depend for on being
led and you have no idea how the discipline will
benefit you DO this, and our word for it, you will
seem to breathe new atmosphere, possess new
frame, tread.a new earth, wake to destiny
and you may then begin to aspire to manhood
Take off then that ring from your lily finger, break
eas
eat the bread of idleness, nor depend on father