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Bogle's Electric Hair Dye

Instantly changes rod, grey, unsghtly hair, to
beautiful black brown, with the least possible
trouble. This is warrcntcd to he the chr1p,N and
best hair dye in the world, or the money returned
Price, 80 cents, 81, and sl,50.
BogIe's HebcRiona.
Or Balm ofCytheria, for preventing tan and PIN pies
ia without rival. Price so cents.
Bogi,,s 1moii,nf Shaving Gram
r. universally preferred. Price IS and 81 cents. To
he had Of the Inventor, VIM. Boyle, ~ Washington
street, Boston, and agents throughout the world.
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May, 1855

DRAUMoNT' LIQUID BLUEING. AND
Jsn.II dtf pEwEY's
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Boots and Shoes.

Z. q VI, IUN,
Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes and Leather
"a IL Pearl Street,
Have hand stock Of the best manufacture, which
they will sell at tho lowest prices in tho market for
cash. ,.. .. ..
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DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL every morning, Sundays
cxcepted,) at 10 o'clock, on arrival OF trains from
Troy, Albany and schenectady, arrive at burlington
at o'clock, P. VI. connecting with the trains of
Rutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
South. Thence directly to Houses Point without
landing, and arrive at p NJ, in time for passcn-
gers to arrive at Montreal evening, and os-
densburgh to dine next day.
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IL. CUTLER,
Wholesale dealer in
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,

Drugs, Medicines and Dye stuGs,
And manufacturer of Coach, Furniture, Piano Forte
and Damur, or Zinc Varnishes, No. l3 India Street
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l1NRESH LEMONS AND ENGLISH cURRANTs
II receivedby Express, In less than three weeks
from Boston, For sale by A. 8. DEWEY.
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Ulmer's Daguerreotype Rooms,

81 Wa hiugton street, Boston.
We have superior facilities for taking pictures our
light being unsurpassed. Persons who want high
flushed Likoncsscs can he gratifcd, by calling at
our rooms as above.
Prices according to size aud quality, to suit Gus
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Tho Hair and Complexion.
BOGle's Celebrated Hyperion Fluid.
l. the great American tonic for tho growth Of tho
hair. moustacho., &c 1t has never been known to
fail in producing splendid bead Of hair. Price,
md ~ cents per hottie,
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=. N. PettingilI & Co.'S
Boston Business Directory,
DuSthCot
April, IL

April, 1885
The I'd Spring Card List, collected by 5. NJ,
Pettengll Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 10 state street, Boston, who are authorized by
the publishers tho best and most widely circulated
Newspapers, throughout tho United states and
British Provinces, to take Advertisements and sub
scriptions at their lowest rates.
IN, foHowiag IS hst n many Of The mast sHbsioH-
nal and hopora6t business firms in Boston Merchants
and Others p,ofing The city, mil find me Directory of
great s,ruc, 10 hfm, and h,V oSrsed 10 iok' II
ruth them.
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Removal !

RUST HAS REMOVED MUSIC
-. sroR, to No. 8, Bank Block. one door east of
the Farmers & Msehanies' Bank, where he ha. A
complete assortment of
MUSICAL MERCHANHIST,
and all goods pertaining to hi, branch IF business.
large assortment Of PIANO FORTES from the
Manufactures OF
Chickering. Woodward 4 Brown,and
BTOwn& Allen,
whose Instruments are we'll known 10 be superior to
any others manufactured in this country.
SERAPIllNES AND MELODEONS,
Manufscturedby PRIsch& Co, Buffalo, and CArHAR1
A Needhsm, New York, Of all sizes and patterns,
and every instrument wauaut,i.
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DESIRABLE HARDWARE

The subscriber offers the trade, at retail,
of the most desirable stocks of ship and House
Builders primo quality, Hardware, Tools, Cutlery,
DC, dc, also,
CooperS, Cnrvers' and Machiuists Tools,
to he found in Boston, and on as favorable terms at
least. NNlhoNl - M'hHH'
30 Commercial street, Boston
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EVENING EoAT GOING NORTH,

Leave WHITEHALL cAcry evening, Saturdays
excepted at o'clock, arrival oftTain from Troy,
Albany, and Schenectady, arrive at burlington at
o'clock next morning and via Port Kent and Platts-
burgh arrive ut KOuse's Point at - in time for pas
sengcrs to arrive at Montreal at l0a A. NJ, and
oglonsburgh at p. NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad at burlington.
An arrangement has been made with Capt Lot
Chamberlain of the steamer Francis Saltus, to leave
Plattburgh every morning at 81 o'clock, and to ar
rive at Burlington via Port Kent, at Ot o'clock. in
time for pas to take the Line Boat. for the
South and West, and cars of the Rutland and Bur
lington Railroad East and South.
RETURNING, leave Burlington every afternoon
on the arrival of tho Boats from the south, with
passengers and mail. for Port Kent and Pattsburgh.
p. DOOLITTLE, Treas.
Burlington, May 5, 1855. d3vtf
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GOODSPEED ~ WYMAN.
Winchcndon, Mass, Manufacture to order
hub and Pail MACHINERY,

Woodworth's Patent Pauing Machinc, Gnare
Lathcs for turning all kind. Of Chair staff. Match
Box and Clothes Pin Lathcs Savc Saws of all sizes
Also, sclf-fceding Stave Machines
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Fresh Teas at Wholesale ,

loas In CHESTS half Chests and Catty Boxes,
sales, expressly for family use The attention Of
a'r''S and ia"'i'7 is especially directed to these
Teas which are Of the latest importation. Of rare
qualily' and comprising full assortment
spices, tIcsh ro.u uu, n,ijl, daiI,.
T.. a.. ~ S.it 4 Co..
l4l Washington Street, Sign OF the Chinanan Grind
ing coffee, Boston. 3 INV
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Will. on and aftor Monday, May 18th,

and until further notice, run ms follows-to Wit
Ono Of the above boats,
GOING SOUTH, will leave Rouse's Point every
morning, Sundays eScepted) at o'clock, on arri-
val Of car. Of Champlain and St Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach Burlington at 10. A. M.,in
time for the train Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going south and East, Reaching Boston
and New York same evening, and Whitehall Mt
O'Clock, P. NJ, in time for which reach Troy
and Albany at p. NJ. where passengers can take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York, or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady at 81 p. NJ, and connect with the train
Of the Now York Central Railroad going West, and
arrive at suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Bufnln morning.
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NORCROSS, MELLEN & CO..
Importers wholesale dealers in
Crockery, China, Glass-War are,
And Paper Hangings,
Nos. ls and 20 Merchants Row, Boston.

SPRING TRADE.-RENIOVAL
The undersigned having removed from No. 90 Kilby
st. to the NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 1872 and l5i Congress (latc Atkinson) street,
would invite attention to his stock, which contains
large assortment of staple and fine
BOOTS & SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade
which are fresh from the hands Of the manufactu-
tuIers, and having been bought at very low prices
they will be offered at a small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Constantly on hand-Sole Leather ; Cal Skins
French Morocco, Kid, and patent Calf Skins; Patent
and Enamolled Leather; Goat skins; Cold Roans
and Innings Lasting, Gallons and Trimmings
which will be sold the lowest market prices, for
cash approved paper. HENRY l.. DAGGETT.
Congress st. crosses Milk st. next above
Pearl st. and runs parallel with it. Boston
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S. NJ. PETrENGILL Il CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Land Warrants,

Under the Act Of 1855,
Procured for Soldiers and Scanen who were in actual
service fourteen days nnder state or L. 5. officers,
in the war Of 1872, Florida war, or war with Mex
leo, md for their widows or children, now minors,
unless leo acres warrants have already issued and
where warrants less than lG0 acres have already
been obtained, ones will be procured sufficient
to make up that amount, on application in person
or by letter to HORATlO WOODMAN, 20 Railroad
Exchange, Court Square, who pays cash for the
warrants.
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The Iatholicon i. doing good service here. All
the patients that have tried tho medicine have been
benefited hut onc-snd that one nothing will help.
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IA. BRADFORD,
WOOD and IVORY TURNER

Ten Pins an1 Billiard Balls, constantly on hand.
Dealer in Fancy Woods,
Il Harvard Place Opposite the Old South) Boston.
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EVENING BOATS GOING SOUTH,

LEAVE ROuSE'S POINT every evening, (sun-
DAYS exceptedl at O'Clock. arrival of last train
from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, reach Piattsburgh
at s. Port Kent at . /, Burlington at 10 o'clock
p. NJ. and Whitehall at 6 o'clock, next morning,
where passengers may take the cars for Troy, Alba
ny, New y ork and Schenectady, reaching New York
to dine, and Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Buffalo to tea.
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs

Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Tho subscriber respectfully informs hi. friends,
and the public that he has removed from No. 80
Broad to
No. 33 Kiiby, opposite CentraIst..
mud offers for sale one of the most extensive and
best assortments of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses
and Chidrens Boots and Shoes. of his own and other
manufacturers, that can DO found in Boston. Also,
all kinds sole leather aud shoe stock all Of which
will he sold the lowest prices for cash or approved
credit, I. RADDIN, JT.
~ Is. | say to those who purchase for cash, OF
psy promptly when due call and see, for will not
be unlcrsold.
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NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES.
with names cut in
WRITING LETTGRS.

For marking Clothing with IndelIiblo Ink Fate.
Ink, brushes, Frames, AIphabcts, Figures, Type
Ne, wholesale and rcrail Agents supplied. Adires,
= VI MElCAl.f, ia salem Street, Boston
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Who owns good Horse, Hundred, will answer do .

Who own. good Horse' Hundreds will answer do
ho you know how TO take care Of him? how to
- guard kim from the various ills horse flesh is
heir to and how to cure disease, if with all your
care, II attacks him II not buy the best book on
the subject ever published in America,
DR.. Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor,
5000 copies Of which have already been published,
and tho demand is rapidly increasing. Every man
who owns a horse, should own this book, and mai
himself familiar with its simple directions for the
prevention and cure of diseases and lameness.
Thousands Of Dollars
may thus be saved to the pocket, and much of the
suffering which this noblest of animals endures
may he arrested. Price ,sl 90, bound in cloth
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT CO., No. III
Washington street, Boston.
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The above statement know to be true.
F. p. NEWLAND, VI. d, Utica, T.
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View Firm, aud New Goods.

At THE OLD STAND,
Opposite the Bank of Burlington
rg'HE SUBSCRIBERS having this day formed
cn.nartnership under the style Of
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Manufacturer Of, and Wholesale Dealer in
Fine Jewclry,
No II School street. Boston.
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JUST OPENED.
q EORGETuHNBULL having formed n new CO.
~ partnership, has resumed business under the
style and firm Of
George Turnbull q Co.,
Nos. 4 Winter St, just opposite to his old place
of business.
The now firm will keep the same class Of goods ms
were kept at the old store and no endcavor will be
spared their part to induce the old customers of
Mr. Turnbul to renew their acquaintance
Their stock consists in part Of
Ribbons, silk Goods. Muslins, Nets, Luccs,
Hosiery and Gloves, Linens, and
DOMESTIC GOODS.
GEORGE TURNBULL Co, ) & Winter street,
TODAt:UE ARTISTS.
JOHN SAWYER & CO., 1913 Washington street,
Cup stoirs) have every description of Daguerrcoype
Goods, at the lowest cash prices, wholesale ana re-
tail. Orders promptly attended to.
gents for the celebrated III. T.. 81 T. ;. plates.
Doys' Clothing House.
B o Y s. G l. . Il II N G
At wholesale, Nos. 80 & Al North street.
GEORGE W. CAlNES.
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FLORENCE WHITE,

The genuine
FLORENCE WHITE,
Is manufactured only by the subscribers; and pur-
chascrs should be particular to notice that each
package bears
Or S,ai upon Brass Plate. None ofh.r IS G,rmBc.
This is the cheapest ond most beautiful PAINT
known, and its popularity is such that several at-
tcmpts have been made TO counterfeit the article.
and have been compelled to resort to this
method for the protection Of the public and our
selves. Also, they would call the attention Of the
public to their
Albonese Paint,
new and superior article of pure WHITE LEAD,
prepared by entire new process, by which it is
made to yield much larger quantity; besides being
Finer, Winter, and rory much Cheaper,
than any carbonate Of lead hitherto known. Re-
peatcd experimental trials, comparing it with other
paints enables them truthiuly to assert that seven
dollars worth Of this paint will spread over much
surface nine dollars worth OF any other lead in
use, and wear longer. it, capacity for covering is
greater than any other.
A. WHEELER & CO,
70 Union st. Boston, Artists Painters Colormcu,
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FAIRBANKS * BEARD,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Mineral and Soda Water,
Ale, Porter, Cider and Brown stout,
Howard Athenmum Building, Howard ST., Boston.
Hotels supplied on reasonable terms.
Silver Plated Goods.
II INES q futile
Manufacturing COMPANY, Bristol, Conn,
Sales Room, No, 100 Washington street. up stairs.
Boston HILL a MERRILL.
b. F. BURGESS
wig ind Hair Work Mandatory.
Every style of Wig and Top-Piccc, made of the
best natural Hair, from the cheapest to the finest
gossamar, with Transparent Parting, the most life
like ever yet made also, all kinds Of Hair Work
at wholesale and retail with a fine assortment OF
Combs and Toilet Goods
BURGESS CREAM NUTRlIlNE,'
A sure remedy for Badness and Hair Eaters, and
also prevents the hair from turning Grey.
1903 Washington ST., opposite Avon Place, Boston.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th, ls49

p
have examined the list Of articles that pose John
Bulls Extract Of sarsSparia and have hes alton In
cay that 1t 1. safe and valuable compound would
prefer any article 10 for the diseases arising
from impure Of the blood faint OF the system
| confidently recommend IL friends being q
powerful Extract and that believe will cure all
classes Of diseases, for which tecomip ended used
according directions. / believe It to be . valuable
succedaneum 10 Mercury - Nay, ] have my doubts
whether In the most violent and protracted cases Of
syphilis accompanied with Nodes Trophe In cares Of the
bones whether ought not to succeed every other remedy
{. Il. MoCONACutE, NJ D.
Honorary member Of the Medical Society phia
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NOTICE,

Budersand other, about having water introduce
into their houses, can find a large assortment Q
Water Fixtures at the
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT
OF JOSEPH ZANE 4 CO., 100 Court Street
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Edwards, Fernald 4 Co.,

Patent Powder Proof Bank 4 SAFE LOCKS,
Bank Vaults, steel lined Chests, and
Fire Proof Safes,
Nos, sc IS Congress street, Boston, Mass
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To Printers

;. NJ. Pcttcngill Co. have on haud and for sale at
inc lowest prices, every quality of News, Book and
Gard Inks, black and cuiorod, also Narnislcs and
Bronze. Orders respectfully solicited
:. VI. PETriNGIli. ~ co.
No, 10 State Il p..-,.,
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WI LAIRD HAzLErT, Nj, D., New philadslphs,
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CARY'S PATENT
Suction and Force Pumps,

Suction ana FOrCc Pumps,
Will force a large quantity Of water with very little
power, and may he kept in repair at small expense.
Mills, &c, using them can make saving in the
premium of insurance. They may be tried before
paynent is required. For sale at
No. 3 Merchants Row, Boston
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N. D. Cotton,

N. D. Cotton,
No. fremont Street, Boston,
Dealer in English, French, Italian and German
E N G II A V l N G S,
Has for sale great variety Of the most essential
requisites for Oil Painting, Water Color Crnyon and
Pencil Drawing, and also the articles used in Gre
CHM Painting.
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lit. remsrkab. fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls sarsapsrilla IL prepared not has
demnpd IT, but all approved IT, and commend II In the
highest terms Many phy.iciuu- express themselves
strongly In the belief at Is decidedly the best prepa
ration OF SArsapaa that has been placed before tho
public. Although there are many physicians who feel
reluctance to having their names appended to the
mendation Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve Of It in the highest degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know Ia capable Of doing much
following from old and respectable physicians Of high
standing In the community In which they live
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PHILLIPS & MOSELEY.
Importers and dealers in
Bar Iron, steel, Hoops, Rods,
Shapes. ANcltrccs and Horse Nails.
23s and 23i Broad street. Ho.,cn
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TOUDoS, XII, April 18th, 1850.
Sin Permit address you n few lines, and do
the honor reply request that will make in the
conclusion Of this letter. etc.
am graduate Of Transylvan Medical University l
have rrRctrod medicine in this wilderness about
i've years but owing posture To bitter cold weather
hav- been iudispocd with Acute rheumatism about siI
months. After having exhausted my skill In the treat
mvnt II my case aud deriving benefit, induced
to give YOUR rLUfD EXTRACT o. strsAFARLA fair trial,
aud accordingly purchased hottie your medicine from
your nGent Mr. George r. brown about two weeks ago,
aud must confess that bottle has entirely cured me.
1t my opinion, that your preparation Of SaraparA
lecide superior to any other preparation In uss,
. a.. a. . @a.s.-.- -I - ~.
-fct,j being remedial agent, and will advise the
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Mrs. W. GRIFFiTIiS
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SILK, satin and Lawn Bonnets,

Ladies' Dress Caps, Head Dresses. Lining,
idoS &C IN every variety, 81 Milk street.
Corner Of Dcvonshirc street, up stairs, Boston,
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"The Editor. F"
GREY.

The Richmond Mad throws off the following
capital ilustration:-They have steamboat in the
western waters by the name of THE Editor. =
This is the very best name ever yet given to
steamboat, and more especially TO a Mississippi
steamboat. We are surprised it has never been
thought of before. The editor is working engine,
whose fires are going day and night. Now he sails
against the tide, now with it, going along at a
dashing rate, until suddenly he comes up standing
against some hidden snag, which nearly shivers his
timbers to peices. Whenever he moves he puts
the waters in agitation for a time, and leaves q
wake of troubled waters behind him, which lasts
about five minutes. He serves everybody but him
SELF carries freight and passengers in any quantity
and goes off Puf-pl5ing down the stream OF hle'
Often his powers are oyertasked, and the boiler
bursts, but fortunately it kills no one but himself
and who cares for an editor!
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RUSSIAN GALLASrRY.-When Madame Taghonl
Quilted st. Petersburg, she left pair OF slippers
at the hotel The landlord soon made his good
fortune known, and 100, $50, and even 200 roubles
were freely offered for the forgotten slippers. The
landlord, however. finding the public enthusiasm
increase as be raised his demands. permptoriy re-
fused to part with the slippers under 400 roubles.
This sum being rather more than any individual APP
peared willing to give. thirty-6ve persons dubbed
together and purchased The slippers They wanted
to know what to do with them. After many sug-
gestions. none of which gave general satisfaction, it
was proposed by enc Of the SPECTATORS more orig
iual and enthusiastic than his fellows that they
should eat them The landlord Of the hotel pro
nounced the idea to b. excellent, and proposed to
make fricase Of them, which he accordingly done
and the thrty-six enthusiasts, with the landlord aS
Their guest. did actually eat Tag onis slippers, and
washed them down in bumpers of champagne IN
which they drank to the health Of the charming
danseuse.-Exchanse.
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Spirit Of the Lords Prayer.

The spirit of the Lords prayer is beautiful
That form of petition breathes filial spirit
"Father"
A catholic spirit-'Our Father
Areyerential spirt-"Halowed be thy name. !"
A missionary sprit-"Thy kingdom come"
An obedent spirit-"Thy will be done on
earth"
A dependent spirit--"Give US this day our daily
bread"
A forgiying spirt-"And forgive our tresPass.
es, as we forgive them that tresPass against us.
A cautious spirt--~Lead us not into temPta
ton, but deliver as from evil"
A confidential and adoring spirit--"For thine
is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, fo
EVER and ever. Amen"
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Rs ALWAYS BUsY,--The more man accom-
plishes, the more he may. An active tool never
grows rusty. You may always ind those men
Who are most forward to do good, or to improve
the times and manners, always busy. Who starts
our railroads, our steamboats,. our machine shops
and our manufactures? Men Of industry and en-
terprise As long as they live, they wOrk--doing
something to benefit themselves and others. II is
lust 80 with man who is beneyolent-the more
ne gives the more he feels like giving We go for
aetivity--in body, in mind, in everything. Let the
gold grow not dim, nor the thoughts become stale.
Keep all things in motion. 1t Is better that Death
should end US scaling mountain than sinking IL
a mire