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SPRING GOODS.
20. e0RAIRs or ;
BOOTS SHOES
SgRllgG ] pE,

Nv 81 IslABEs
WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL, NJ.
At Prices which defy an Competition, =
AND As.To ouaIITY AND STYLE,
They cannot be surpassed in any similar establish
.ment at the South. onr Stock, embracing so great
% variety Of Patterns, les and Names of Gents
1adiesy Boys, Misses, Youths, Children and Infants
BOOTS and SHOES, that Il would be TOO tedious to-
mention them here We would therefore, respectful
invite you To- call and hem for yourself
We have also a, good 6rtment Of 81
SOLE AND DTPPER. LEATHER, =
French Calf Skins, Harness Leather for Plantation
purposes, Hand Leather Copper Risets, Shoe-Lastss
Pegs Tacks and Shoe Tools Of every description,
Also, fine travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Yallses,
'&c., sc. The inyitation is TO All Come, and Sec,
them, ft yourself lpay for them1 and take them
away from ~ eB00NE'S,
& Boot and Shoe Emporium.
No. Hides taken in exchange at Cash Prices. "a
Charlotte, N C., March 29,;is55. 126
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NI BE Kx g 80
bs a. o sg N = e e
sc 81 gb I'D S,

AT DEVAGA. & DeGRAFFENREID's.
Chester Q. H. s. G.
yayHE Subscribers embrace this opportp to re-
turn thcirs thanks to all who had the kindness to-
vor them with their custom during the season,
and 5beo leave to inform them and the public that
Tbev hayeiust received from the Northern Markets,
their entire stock of 80 ;<e ~: - . 81
Fall and Winter Supplies,
toootber with their for mer stock, comprises
. handsome and extensive ansassortmen MS any Of
fered in this market They have spared no pains.to-
procure every thing that S {, sSss y
rs FASialo NABEE, .ss... ~.
and being ietcrminedsto sell at q small ADVANCE,
thew ber leave to Invite are inclined to pur
chase to visit their blishment The following Is
ID portion Of their stock 80,
Rich Plaid and Striped Silks, g.
Plain aid Figured Black Silks:
Rich Striped Moire Antique Silks.
Biack and Golored shallys. -
nlaek Bombazines and. .Apaccas.
| Wool and Raw Silk Plaids.
Colored and Black French Merinos
Plain and Figured Deaines.
- Colored and Black Ginghans
Is Calicoes Of all qualities.
z Ladies, Cloaks and Mantillas.
! MORE Antique, Satin and Cloth Cloaks and Man
tillas. ~,
EMBROIDERIES.
Swiss and Cambria Worked Bands,
l. Swiss and Cambria Flouncings. ..
] Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings'
Swiss and Cambria Worked Collars.
Swiss and Cambria Undersleeves.
French Worked Lace Collars. fz's5'
Thread Laces and Edgings.
-Black. White and Colored Kid Gloves
: Rich Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbons.
Bfasr1iisssd and Plain Linen c. Handkerchieis
Printed FlanneIs foT eeshlsa sGallaEs and sleeves
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery. -----------
White and Red Flannels. &
Blankets and Kerseys.s "ss. 49,
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Linens, Lawns and Diapers, together with a:com
plete assortment Of ~ ssss, =
B0e7s,u ,usH0Bs AMD SSz22sRs
Hardware. Drugs and Medicines, Hats,and Caps
4sss z Also, asplendid assortment of ~ : -
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
i, JEWELRY.-A large and handsome assortmcn
of the latest Styles together with many other article
in the Fancy and Dry Goods line, which will be sol
II low forSgash on time to punctnal customers -
H.. 4 .DAYEGA s. DEGRAFFENREID.
l. 2r,s
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BRO WN IN s. LEM AN
IsiPDRfERs OF
French, British and German
DRY GOODS 6

~ lDIlGI 0oeAJ,Illk1s @
209 and 2al King, Corner of Naahet,styeet
GHARLESTON, IS. g. u.
II RER constantly on hand, and oferto their
A aid the public generally y, the largest assortment
of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods IN the Southes4
statss Their Stock isconstantly supplied with
full Assortment Of Asss ~,
RICH DRESS GOODS &c
~ Ml the newest varieties Of style and Fstic, ia
siIfs. Tissues; Bareges, Grenadines, Muslins, &c-
Apacas, and Mourning Goods sofe gu s.
kinds. ~, ,.sssss,,
EVENING DRESS GOODS ofsyery variety 4
Gentlemen's and Boys Wear. S s
CLOTHS, Cassimers, Vestings, Linen Drills and
Goatings, Of best French Goods.
e Satinets, 1Eaeds, Jeans, &C.
go FOR FAMILY USE.
8 Rose, Whitney and Bath Blankets
: Red and White FLANNELS.
Enrlish and American Cotton Flannes.
French English and American PRINTS and CAM
sbrios.. h 80 -
s Linens, Of Richardson's celebrated make, for
4Sheetmgs, Shirtngs,. Pillow Cases Table Damask.
Dayles Napkins govsllings, y. A and Huckaback
CA CARpETINGS. z
main, 8 Ply; Brussels; Tapeatry and VELVET.
q British and American Floor OH Cloths.
Wilton, Velvet and minister BY (, *
White andcqlored siuttifgs q esS Widths, Z,
CERTAIN MATERIALS.
of every variety 10 ssasin and Worated.
Curtain Odmhrics and atusiins. - 81 s 8.
4 Embroidered Lace and ~ Curtains. rs -
IInlI
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A,Fsw Short Rztraets trom {

A,fsw Short Extracts from Le5
81 have used Jacobs Cord
have found it amost eHicient; I;
s6valuable remedy.,'-Hon. al
Of SupremesG Court, Georgia.
.sft gives me pleasure in befi
Jacobs Cordial--my own pers
the experience Of my neighboJ
me, is o sufficient guarantee
be all that it purports to bes
DIV. a. UNDERWOOD, I'D
flor Court, Cherokee Gircqit
81 take great pieasfife i6
valuab Die medicine to all attic
es, for which / believe it tosb
decidedly superior to anyth
me.n A. GAuLD1Sa, Deputj
Lodge Of Georgia.
ri have used Jacobs Cord
this, with all. / hear about it1
who have tried it, induces j
stands at the head Of every pr1
and I would recommend It's
which hitis compounded.
Ter sof the Bank Of the State
5 III there. lis my credibiE
Jacobs Cordial, must stan )
other pregarations for the q J
From tho mascot testima Il
in from all quarters, itmj 5
as q curative agent, Of n BE i
preparations. "A. FE1 ID,
Fire Insurance Bank Hin.
s.This efficient rem6I is til
as fast as Bonaparte lbed hi
and gaining commend IA VII
gia Jefersoniau. y 4;
nAs For sale ~ IT, BAL
vile; Patterson ore q Co.,
Sahdersville lyle b Smith,
wilson & Whit8S BnIl Ilochf I Cree
& Co., Charleston; Drs. ishel
bia, and the principal .Msrcl
through6 6ut the State. s
: -. ~ 3: = - X W. ~
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HOME MANUFACTURE
ATCII8T lJI COMMISSION. BUSINESS.

s.t :.
vENHE undersigned informs his friends
Il and the public Generally, that he will attend to
the sale of all kids of PRODUCE, MERCHAN-
DIE, NEGROES, SfpCK, FURNITURE and eve
rything that can be sdh, at reasonble commission
All business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to and inmed;ite returnsmade.
He returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of
Yorkyille and vicinity, for tho liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed tpon him, and hopes by strict
attention to busnesi to merit and share o contin-
nance of the same. Address, -
'',e - - ". f IcELHANEY, Auctioneer,
-. fS s@ Yorkville, s. c.
1sft kRYBREsoEs: -
---Ke.luilIs.W, /. aawson, Jno. Miller, Dan'l
Williams. - x 1888
cAester.-A. g. Igan s. Co.
Lancaster.-J. sCuiton, J. H. Witherspoon.
North Carolina.-t Z. Irwin, R. Erwin.
Unionuille.-W. JAeenan.. <. -
Yorkville, July 2GiS55.g 81 If &.
BS- The Chester tandard, Fairfield Herald, I'm
onville Journal and lancaster, Ledger, will copy
times weekly, and toward accounts.
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MollurntataI Marble Motk.
TOMBSTONE
PREPARATOR,YMI MIL]ITARY SCHOOL

YORKVILLE, S. @. .s ~.
TENHE exercises of this Institution win be resumed
Il on MONDAY, the SECOND day of JULY
Pupils are required to report promptly, and to this
end Parents and Guardians are earnestly solicited to
send their sons and wards at as near possible
the beginng of the session. Each pupil is required
to unif"-.a himself and must have every article of
clop ing marked. Those from other Districts will
mediate supervision Of the Principals. -
TERMs.-For each Session of five months, $50 in
advance, or $50 at the end Of the Session.
Board, including washing, fuel and lights, $40 Se
month, in advance, or promptly paid at the end Of
the month. g u
a. COWARD,
- NJ JENKINS.
REFERENcEs.- James Jones, Graniteyille, s.
c.; Gen. D. 2. Jameson, Orangeburg, C. H., s. O. ;
Ex-Gov. ]. Fl. Means, Buckhead, SC; Gen. Daniel
Wallace Jonesvilles Union, S. c.; COL I. D. Wilson,
Society HILL Darlington, s. c.; Gen. R. G. NJ. Dun
ovant, Ninety Six Depot, Abbeyille, s. c.
Yorkville, June 2l 1866: "a If
~ Our exchanges in this State will give the above
two insertions and send accounts.
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- course of people, without
Epproxinating to the number,
Experience IF their probable re-
and in fact without familiarity
lodes of proceeding apon any such.
they yet were eminenss fortunate 9, n 2
Efforts. and we can scarcely hope that
sbseouent celebration can be more entire
b (lcessful. S.ss; -.
We were apprehensive, at an early stage OF
the proceedings, that our city would be but
poorly represented, no movement had been
made to this effect, and but little saetiye inter
est had been exhibited. In thesnd, however,
We had little cause of dissatisfaction Ihere
were present there as we have already noticed,
the Palmetto Guards, detachment of the
Washington Light Infantry, and q detegatlon
from the Charleston Riaamen we also tnotlced
delegation from the German Rlalemen, and
the rs and Cincinnati Societies, fromthe Vlgg-
liant Fire Company and representations from g
almost all the daily presses Of the city The
Palmetto Guards and other members Of oul
military delegation acquitted themselves with
great credit. Their movements were much
admired, and their courteous and gentismanlJJ J
bearing secured forthem the favor and esteem
Of all the citizens of the country, while$stthhe
admirable companies from Columbia, Chester
tesy y and social cour i11
Mr. Clifton, Of the Columbia llhg .Esssss.
sry, who vas unfortunateiy injured, as wehag
noticed above, and removed by his conirade
to Yorkyille, was further removed to his friend
in. Columbia on Friday His case IS oritica
? but hopes are sill entertained Of his recovery
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N ,THESEGOFFINS S, now coming into general use:
in many sections: Of ous country, are Of Metal
,ameled inside and out from the
introduotion of damp wafer the escape
ofealuyia -are portable ghly Ornamental anfcost
no more than the best wood scofhns. q u.
These Cases wiz be furnished by the subscribe &c
q - THOMAS H. THs
S;SYofkyille, Jnlys # ~
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M, JOHNSON q co.
ALL q sBO RID Z !!
m 60 - e.


"A T the word Of command, NJ. JOHNSON took
"a passage on the Railroad for the cities of: New
York and Philadelphia end purchased especially for
thismafketa splendid sortment of articles in his
line Of business The firm are determined. to en-
large their establishment and to keep on hand here
after more extensive, carefully selected and finer
stock than ever before offered in this place. In the
stock now opening will be found every variety, and
the best quality of
sADDLERYHARD
Harness Mountings sf various styles; e,Bits,
Of MI kinds; Whips Ind Collars Trunks, Valises,
Carpet Bags, &c., Sci sc. They invite attention to
this Stock and are confident that they are able, BY
offering the best qualities OF the lowest prices to
give general satisfaction. heretofore, they will
continue to fill orders for the
HOME MANUFACTURE
of Saddles, Harness, Brides &c., and are always
rcady to do REPAIRING at the shortest notice and
in the most workmanike manner. Their thanks are
due to their friends and the public generally for
generous patronage and they hope by strict atten-
ton to business to merit and receive continuance
of public favor. Carat the store, formerly occu-
pied by Meek s. Moore, opposite the "Adickes Bull
ding" NJ. JohNSoN w.
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SMOP,.Messrs. T. & w. DIcI

VNAILOR,s SMOP.-Messrs. T. & W. DICK
il SON, beg to make their Acknowledgements to
their friends for the liberal share Of patronage they
have received; and inform their friends and the pub
lie that thcy3are still carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches at their stand door
South of S. Sadlcr Son. They have made arrange
ents by which they will beable to fill all orders for
the best qualities of Goods and to make up outfits
in the latest style, and the most workmanlike man
ncr By strict attention and prompness, and fath-
fu execution of orders, they hope to continue to re-
cciye goodly share Of public patronage.
: - T.z& W. DICKSON: IF
= Jan 25 IL .i 3. A1y :.
DUSHTON lsIARK,s Refined Cod Liver.
Eo, Oil - Inst 4Rartayed by ~
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Chester Carriage Factory.

ITyHE undersgnedis now prepared TO manufac cture,
: Il atahis New Establishment, in Gbssteryille. all
kinds of Carriages, adapted to our rough and hill.
ly country, and Of the best Materials. sHe would
suggest, az almost every man in the up-country is
more orless ajudge timber before you buy or or
der o Carriage, no matter where, look around and
seewhat sort of Lumber the builder has and in what
condition it is kept The Carriage Maker may lie,
Boast, or BIuster as much as hepleases, but the
Grand Secret ofcarra emaking lies in the Lumber
Piles5 4 ~ - So.
5 To buy q cheap Negro, Horse or Carriage, is to-
verify the old ndage Penny uiss and Pound foolish.
Give me fair price for my work and then if tits
not made right, hold me responsible. -
as What would ne poor Garriag iakars do 90.
u - g. +. HoIST
Chester, Jan. 49, lS5555.s q IS
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r. AY O NzG IJE

-sas..ss COLUMBIA,.S s. O., u : s
DEGSleaSe to; inform his friends and the pnbic,
LID that he is nowreeeiying large addit lions to:his
Stock. OF Jewehy. Co., - -
In addition to his former stock, he has feciyedss
new and extensive assortment Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, Mantel CLOCKS of every variety;
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS; ].
Guns, Rifles, .sportsman's Apparatus, Fine. Pocket
and Table Cutlery Hlsassortment Of Fancy Goods
will found to comprise large number Of new and
Elegant Articles, % s5;s. S.
and tits his design not taste and
elegance Of his selections md his prices will be- found
to Be as moderate as atany other the
South: & ~
Thankful for past fayors, he solicits continuance
of the patronage Of his former fiendsand customers
jan 6 -. 80. q -. =. =.
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8 Notice of Co-partnership,

b.
Notice of Co-partnership,
YHNHE Undersigned have this day formed q Co-part-
4. nership under the name and style of PAGAN,
FAYSOUX &fCO., for the transaction of GENER-
AL GROCERY and PRODUCE BUSINESS, at the
old stand Of Messrs. T. s. PAGAN & CO., opposite
the Kings Mountain Rail Road Depot, where they
will keep constantly on hand a general assortment
of GROCERIES,
7Also-a variety of BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE,
CORN-SHELLERS and MILLS, to which they in
vite the attention of their friends and the public:
generally. fs-.:.-
-rnsfe Of public patronage
They will sell low for CASH or BARTER for all
sorts of country produce. -...
T. 8. PAGAN,
]. H. FAYSSOUX,
JAS. PAGAN.
Yorkvillc, Sept. II, 1855. 80 4t
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McAFEE'S HOTEL.
CHESTER, S. C,

CHESTER, SC.
SATISS ELLEN NIcAFEE begs respectfully
s1yIto announce to her friends and the travelling
public that she has now sole charge of this WE'LL
known HOTEL IN CHESTER; and under her imme-
diate superhtendence it continues open for the ac
commodation of sa5 ~%sfs
Boarders and Trayellers.
Thetfeputation whichthe House low enjoys rem 4
dersit unnecessary that she should make and special
promises to its future management With full
complement of ..ssSsss -
Well Trained Servants,
ana all the appointments requisite to o frst-rate
, ., she is sure that nothing VIII be wanting on her
IT to ensure the comfort Of her guests Thankful
tdher friends for their patronage afforded
sM solicits acan from them whenever they mayysit
CHsster N : Is
Mr.. John McAfaa
will Continue, as heretofore to giyehis attentoS
public occasions. - slssn - D
: ga Passengers by the RailroHs yin find NJ.
sNITns OMNIBUS at the Depot, ady for their con.
yeyance. ~ - tsssiss-0 ss..-
= 4 Chester; Jun. ls, 1856: -
NJ The Tn-weskly Garoli1t will COPY ttn... 6
and forward the aScount to II Office ss
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withlbowel aissa
eogereig remedy
Hlse ever tf56d 6y4
b. M OF the Grand
my family and
d remedy bythoss
TO believe hn

: .IT-11| - - a = Y-sx ~. "a :
~ n my iamiiy and
9 7to belieye she
1T fahon. q the kiaa q
in the dsees ses for
Es g Dp3s ~
8 eorgls. rlmn I!
n9man sesslpion z: ~. q,
g boxss s' q Pc 3 ses
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90 T6Ey I3E Ii AQYklkE8sS
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Feelings.

q, TesHmoni o,s
p my fsniIy and
in my Judgment,
% MWARaKR, Judge
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----- Burourssy fss IS
Book Cases, Wardrobes, Extension Falling Leaf and
Ladies' Work Tables, WASH -StaEds Bedsteads,
Chairs, and Picture FRAMES, together wit;a variety
Of other articles - ~ y y
They would respectfully invite their friends and
the public generally, to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere ;as they are determine
ed to nta's .s. - Ss7r 5! II
SELL AS LOW WAS%THELOWE
and by strict attentionto business hope to receive
liberal share Of public patronage Lumber suitable
for our business, or Country Produce, will be taken
in exchange for Furniturei Funerals furnished at
the shortest notice. -. &s.:s.s:.a@ -i@s5rds
SIMPSON &. TURNER.
July 26 20 r6m
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:HTsO OPRINTERs.- undersigned of.s. 9.
saIe, first rate secot hand, Imperial AZ 20 3
SMITH PRESS; about tbs Of Small i piss s9 s'3sss
lbs Of B6rgeois, with nber of small foSst J. =.
AAdserhsing Type .Thd dhole, il taken @ toasssec q
VIII be;soll at a bargaf apply to -
YoskHlIs 5. 9. Agb 1856. - DloN'
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Fs BLISS 8 co.
Beek kzan-st., New York.
87M = "
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THOMAS s. MILLS, Agent.
Chester C. r., Aug, O. 1856.
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NTOTICE.--Applicadpn will be made at the
lS<next Session of the Legislature of this State,
for An Act to.incorparate Unity Church, situated
near Fort Mill, York District, s.. G.. = 2
July 26 - 90 ~ Il s
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White and Red Flannels.
Blankets and Kerseys.. 49,
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Linens, Lawns md Diapers, together with q COM
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Prophet 90 BesE,
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.I1I5NIsIx,s 5,rETALLIC !BIURIALCAsEs,

Chester, Jan. 18, / S5555..s - e:
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VIN1lE property of John H. Paddock is now offer
L e,' for sale. aording rare opportunity 10 any
one wishing 10 engage IN the Foundry and Machine
business. as rent Of the power and premises occ,,-
pied by him may be obtained at reasonable rate.
Engine and Hond LatAeS. Iron P1onor,
Drdl<-hond 4 SCI! feed, Ger Gutter,
bot hre0'jng -Iachine, Boring Machine.
" ood Plq'"r, Large Grind>'one
Ecnch 7ools, Bridesmaids Tooi<
Also on hand finished ready for use,
MACHINES, CIRCULAR SAW MIL
TIRE DRILLS. TIRE BENDER. FORGE
BACKS. STONES. ARCH PLATES,
MOUTHS 4 OWNS, LOT HOLLOW WARE, ETC
a ar9e and valuable lot Of Foundry Pattern, a,.s
! tasks. hardware Patterns. &c. Several tons ShC
Iron. Ol' and Scrap IRON. one horse Wagon, Gig
Harness. Ne.
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--THUs IS LIrE.-lf we die to-day, the
sun will shine as brightly and the birds will
sing as swec:ly tomorrow. business will not
bc suspended for a moment. and the great
mass will not bcstow thought to our memo
ries. is he dead :" will be the solemn in
qur; Of a few. as they pass to their work
But no enc will miss us except our immed
ate connections and in a short time they
will forget us. and laugh as rnerrily as when
we sat beside them Thus shall We all, now
active in life, pass away. In a few years not
We live III another age. and did business
with those who sumbcr in the tomb. Thus
is life. How rapidly itpas>e>>. Q. blessed
are they who arc hel III ever. asting remem-
bercnce
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MD ADVERIITY.-Tht

-PEosrEEITY MD ADvER-ITY.-The
virtue OF prosperity is temperance: that OF
adversely is forttude. Prosperity is tine bless
ings Of the Old Testament; adversely that Of
the New. which carricth the greater bcne'lic-
ton and the clearer revelation of Gods fav-
or. Yet even in the Old Testament. if YOU
listen to Davids harp, Won shall hear as many
hear>rlikc airs as carols: and the pencil Of
the Holy Ghost hath lahored more in desert
bing the aiilictions Of Job than the tclicites
OF solomon. Prosperity is not without many
fears and distas'rS. and adversely l., not with
out comfort and hopes. We see in needle
works and embroidcres it is more pleasing
TO have lively work uIon sad and solemn
ground. than 10 have dark and melancholy
work upon a liul:Some ground ludoc there
fore OF the pleasures al th,. heart by the plea
>urcs Of the eve. Certainly. virtue is like
precious o'iOr>. more fragrant where they are
incenscd or crushed; tor prosperity doth best
discover vice. but al.crsitv doth best discover
,irtup - ,oH /,ur,u
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