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Nonrd af Trade.

This association, so useful, 30 important In It's
commercial agencies, deserves The most liberal en-
enlargement and support of tina merchants and
manufacturers of the city, It has exhibited The
most creditable disposition to advance the interests
Of Richmond, to raise its warhing voice against
causes and movements that are conspiring against
them, and as far az it could to facilitate the intro.
duction and observance of those usages which pro.
mote the order, fairness and, equality OF CONNER
cai transactions. ., d. .,t. si1~. s
The Board has, as our readers know. had its at
tention directed to the subject of establishing q
tariff for regulating commissions. storage, &c
Their committee. appointed at recent meetingt,
have framed the following table, which is to be
submitted to the Board this evening. for considera.
ton As the subject is important, it should be in.
vestigated by full meeting a..
COMMISSIONS. ~. .,... ,s !
For selling ell descriptions of merch andise and pro-
duce, q per cent. on amount OF sales. ~
For guaranteeing credit sales per cent. per month,
but in less than per cent. on amount Of
ssies. i.- 'f 81 '+ g.
For purchasing all descriptions of merchandise and
Fol negotiating notes and bills of exchange, with.
out endorsation, /, with endorsation q per cent.
For elfscting assurances, q per cent. on premium.
For adjusting collecting insurance claims, per
cent. If litigated per cent. 8 - s.l. .e-,
For procuring freights per cent. .-ttsr...f
For collecting freights, n per cent. wa. ..
For making purchases under orders received and
turned over by another party il per cent.
On COMMITMENTS, not advanced GU. withdrawn be.
fore sold u per cent? If advanced on, q per cent
-.g STORAGE. 80 E''-
(For any time not exceeding 8 men'hs-each addi-
tonsl month part Of month, % per cent.
additionally ,H - r,;st
Hhds. sugar, molassea rum, OIL and pipes of wine
brandy gin, b c.. each SOC. -- .......t g..
Terces, half pipes, &c 25c. 60 as, =.
Barrels liquor sugar, beef, lard, pork fish, oil, &c.
nd nua ff'
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: ~ Nice lEwELEyl SroRE7-Messys Gin Weide-
meper,-Th's neat aud elegant establishment, Just
opened In our city. few doors below Messp Mtchsl
q Tyiers, Is really worthy of public patronage. ,s
Mr.. Gin was formerly a succes,fuI merchapt in
Frederchsbure, where no was highly esteemed for hs
energy and probity. Mr. weidem meyer has been for
many years past practical jewensr of great skin
and success in the prnsipaf yswsers store In that
city. s.. 80. q 49, - : 5
We understand that Msssrs. O l. w have empIov-
cd the most capable and efficient workmen and ~.
prepared to sell their beautiful goods upon noder,,.
terms and to execute all ordsn with pronptasss. :
We wish thsm ample mecassY in department 81
eahness. which sssns TO invite capital and energy
mere and believe them entitled to the confidence Of
the public.
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Mrs. Farren is playing in Norfolk, Va.

|. THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seerns to be get
ting out of dato of late years in large cities Stew.
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York.
has not so much shingle" over his door, Half
'he wholesale business of that city is carried on In
the 9Th and 5th stories Of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the use of tee
scopes How, them do me rchants in such places make
known their business and attract customers? By
tering the CARDS by thousands throusho the city,
The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE can furnish them by tens
of thousands in elegant STYLE at the cheapest rates
and with great rapidity.
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~ TURTLE SouP.-The most delicious soup OF
the season that we have seen was sent us from SA
LEks HOTEL, Yesterday, accompanied by ssvory
steaks fat, juicy chickens, and general assortment
OF pies, cakes, preserves sweatmeats, fresh milk,
and such other reasonable defcacies prepared by the
presiding genius of that popular establishment Ma
aam % VINO 50 well understands the art of fesstipg
her 'ends on all that the vsrious appstites of human
na,ure can crave We have said that the soup was
dencloas, and we will add, that this feast evon
echpsed all other heretofore enjoyed from the same
popular hotel. If urreaders wish to know the head
quarters Of high living, the hint conveyed in this
nce will rut them on the right treek whore, at 1
o'clock to-day tempting feed will be served 10 all
the friends of Sadler who visit his house. RENE M
Der the time and place, and be punctual in atten.
dance. 3
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The Gun Ro.,.

Some Of the Northern papers aniicjpatea vi.;,
OF 'he BRUSH Meet OF gun boats to the Northern
akes TINS summer. These gun boats wonld he
ugly customers in the event of war The British
army in Canada. too. Is being reinforced. Lord
Clarendon u polite and courteeus, but eyiden,lv
Goes mot intend 70 sacrifice substance to forms
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PASSENGERS PEK'STEAMsHip JAMESTOWN, LEWIS
PARRISH, Master, from New York.--T. A. r. wei
ster, w. w. Clarke, ID. 4. Bisby, #. g. letters, r.
F.: L. Winder, U. S. N c. d. Laugdon, ). 9. Manssr,
w. L. Savers, 4, w. CsrtstarIhen, A. T Peyton, w
NJ. Peyton, J. Rassdale, ;. Siner, Mrs Callahan,
Frost Miss A. D. Carnes,' Mrs. Egan, r. NJ Thomp-
SON. P. Smith. c. B. Leburs. w. Mead, Il: will, s.
Louder and son, Mrs. M. O'Neal J. Y. Peetu, l..
T. Peetu. w. w. Gwathmey. r. H. Sharp, NJ Park,
w, H. Clarke and lady, Mrs Connsly, 2children and
Cash, P. H. Daughsry, ]. L. Friendsly, Jna. w: Ste
vens @. w. jerks, Jno Perry, Isaac Bull, Jno Troy
Miss O'Neal Chas. Read Miss r. Niemann -;
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FREEDOM OF THE PRESS On the 1ath of April
the Polynesian. the official organ of the Hawai-
ian government, republshcd without comment,
an article from the London T lines, containing Sc.
we're structures on the United States Hon. b. l.
Gregg, U. s. Commissioner, Immediately address.
ed letter to the Minister of Foreign relations,
asking that the Hawaiian government should
unequivocally condemn the publication of the ar
ticle in a marked and public manner The Min
ister made enquiries into the matter and diselaim
ed any intention on the part of the government
to show the United States any disrespect by the
publication of the article. 1t is something new for
Americans to attempt the muzzng of the press.
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nv oLD FicARAeE--By Mrs Hanback,, an
,a'' Of The Wifes sistsr," MAY and Ocean.
"e'. or, New 9ork. Petridge & Co. We have
.'oM u's publisher acopy OF this new novel which
-. az, We suppose, BY the Booksellers Of thi.
ny highly praised by the London pre,s
sno sosssn up 10 Handsome style. S
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PROFITABLE BUsINEss.-A freight train of thir
ty-nine cars reached Petersburg onthe South. Side
Railroad Saturday, containing 205 hhds tobacco
1000 bushels wheat, 257 boxes manufactured to.
bacco and other articles the freight on which
amounts to 500. ia .-.. ..= -5. e=.-e ... -.
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MARINE NEWS -.
-~--~--->s-~-~,-S->>>-
PORT OF RICHMOND, } nne 10th.
~~-~~~-~>~~~>~~->~-e.sr
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK. :

's "a. 50 ARRIVED, 49, t,es .s.y
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, N. Y, mdz- and pas
sengers, Ludlau 4 Watson. OF Jincotegus, Sunday
morning, 10 o'clock passed schr. Manchester. Mel.
son, master, bonnd to Richmond. Abreast Of Cape
henry. Sunday, r. NJ. passed American sarp "Alex-
ander.r bound to Baltimore. = ~ '"'''t7-i-
Steamer Belvidere, Prchstt, Baltimore, mdz ),
Ludiam d w ats0n ttgttt 40 - 'S
Schr. Certo, Crowell, Ros on, mdz d. & w. Cur
RE. .-sa a.. Be- .. . =! g
. Schr. VIM. Gregory, auckland Matanzas, sugar and
naolasses, C Workman l. Co. .-,s. .s..s.a.-,
Brig MT. Ellsworth, Quincy, Halifax, fish, C. 7.
Workman Il Co.
sehr. shileck, wallace, Passport. plaster, Shields
4 Bonneville. - j.: -. &C. g ~ H
schr. Leocadia Creighton Baltimore, salt Royal
l. Snodgrass. ..-;, e - g s-e- -,
Schr. Clear the Track, Han1gton, Phadsipha, iron
J. r. Anderson. j, b. ~. .sl,.. ,a-ss, E.74
schr. Phantom. Dawes, Philadelphia,, iron, w. s.
Trplett. -, -.'.,'.....- s4..r..- -.
schr. J.. r. Lofand, Nichols, N. Y, hay, 4. H.
Whitiock & Son. -. -...
ua sfNs, = -'sH SAILED
Schr.> Delephina Herbert. Myers, Portsmouth,
. .Schr Charles and Susan. Norfolk light =.
Schi. Jamesto~ n, Laterrett, New York, mdz, D-&
w. Curris.
scbr Walter J. Doyle, Gillian, down the river to
load with corn. .. $50, ss.s.,f
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Col. Fremont,s Position.

letter to-day defines his position. He recognises
no party in the approaching Presidential an
paigu, but simply a union Of the people for free
dom in Kansas, and the arrest of the slavery ex-
tension. ~ ,.t,, .--- e.f. s--F -.
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HARPER's MAGAz1SE-We are indebted to
Messrs Price & Cardeza, and Mr. o. G. Cosby,
for Harper's Magazine for July. One thing to be
said in COMMUNICATION of it, is that the tops of the
pages are trimmed; but there is still some need Of
the paper cutter for some of the pages atthe sides
There is an abundance of pictorial Illustrations
among them some terrible scenes of lion hunting
and grotesque illustrations Of 4th July-the latter
except one OF two, very indifferent i'- >f
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ConEIrcssionni.


WAsliISaToN, June 16--Senate.--Mr. BrevH
submitted o resolution, which was adopted, calling
on the President to communicate a copy of the
instructions to Mr.. buchanan, relating to the
question that free. ships make free goods" and
Mr.. Buchanan's letter to Lord Clarendon on the
same subject. ee- s..t.~,' - - sss.
Mr. Clayton rose to make q proposition In the
sincerity of an honest heart and not as the parti-
san of any candidate for the Presidency for har-
mony. justice and peace in Kansas. He objected
TO the bills of Messrs. Douglas and Seward on va
rious grounds Of principle-one being lack Of re-
quisite population in the territory for It's adms-
sion as State. =5ss4s 81 =. 44e-N --ss-
He introduced bill to provide for q new census
of Kansas, and apportionment of representation
cording to the population and for the repeal of
certain obnoxious acts Of territorial legislation.
The big was ordered to be printed. Mr.. Adams
made speech In favor of the amendment of the
naturalization laws. - s.Ie-
Resolutions from the Legislature Of Rhode Island,
relative to the Sumner assault were introduced,
and elected much discussion = @n.e f"
The Senate then went into executive session,
and adjourned until Thursday. -
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"THE WIFE's TRIALS" by the author of " The
Jealous Wife, New York: Petridge g. Co.. Anoth.
or new English novel issued by Petrdge, favora
bly, criticised by the London Athenaum. For sale
by the Booksellers. ,-- 2, = 3 81. = ,s-o.,+. a.
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!, After more bslloting, n. r. Banks Of Mass, was
nominated for President, and w. 4. Johnston Of
Pa for Vice Pre.idsnt--both by acelamation.,
A portion of the conservative members Of the
convention. seeded and nominated Commodore
Stockton of n. ] for President, and Kenneih Ray
nor Of North Carolina for Vice President. They
also adopted strong Anti. Nehraska RESOLUTIONS.
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Central American Question In FrHnce.
BOSTON, June 16.-Por the steamer Emen, we
learn that the announcement In Paris of the re
ception of Padre Will by the y. s Government
had created much excitement. La Patrie in com
menting ON the subject, hints at European inter
ference, -,.-s et., $50 ~ ~.
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ID THE Daisy Chain, or Aspirations q Family
Chronicle by the author of ''The Heir of Redclias
&c.-2 vol, S so cloth, s. paper. " s.f.H 's -
ELEM NTS of Moral Philosophy Analytical SYN.
theticaL and Practical, by II Winsow--$l25
HARPERS Magazine erJuiy IS cts subscription
$3.50, when paid in advance, otherwise So per an
HARrER,S Story Book, No. 20; Rambles amous
the Alps same terms as Harper's Magazine
THE Song of Drop o Wather, by harvey Wads-
worth Shortfeliow; a companion to Longfellows
"f1iawaths.' price IS cts -, e.e5
Linen-25 cts 7' u
THE Marcbioness of BrinvilIiens. by Albert
MARRYATT's Novels-complets uniform edition;
Is cts per vol g.
BOSWELL'S Life of Jehuson, London illustrated
edition. vols cloth, $3.50; 4 vols CLOTH ssS; vols
ie T@at JAMES woonhousE aco.
nAKPEK's NEW MONTHLY MAG
l. AZlNE for July, received at tR I
..- ~, GEO. M. VESTS Bookstore l4tb at
HARPER for July, 1855, single copies % cents to
subscribers by the year, if paid in advance 80 50
THE WIFES Trials, o novel, by the author of the
THE OLD Vicarage, by Mrs. Hub ack, author Of the
n'Wife's Sister" MAY and December,n &c;
BLACKWOOD for May Csc. 1927 $40 t--'t' SS''
GRAHAMS Monthly Magazine for July Csc.
POEMS by Richard Chenevix Park :; IS h ~ -5.
VASSALL Morton. by Francis Porstman; s |. 25
THE EARNEST Man, or Life and Labor, of Dr.
Judson. by w. c Conant. with portrst; 81,
THE LIFE and advent ires Of Robert Roman, writ:
For sale BY GEO. M, WEST, 18th street,
Iaft r.
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"A CAKD.-.The Snbscribe will devote
his time to the collection of accounts and claims
Of every description LARGE ACCOUNTS to bs
paid over IMMEDIATELY on RECEIVING THEIR
AMOUNT. and SMALLER ONES WEEKLY
He will also continue to write up books for thoss
who have no REGULAR Bookkeeper. a. well as tn
make out accounts and to execute writing Of every
description He respectfulv solicits a share of pat.
ronage and promises punctuality, and eye to the
interest OF his patrons. h. C. McNEMARA.
ia
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MERCHANTS INsURANCk C01TP4NY
MI DE .RlGHMQNQ.-=At q meeting of ihe Raar1

MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
lyl OF RlCHMOND-At meeting Of the Board
of Directors hsd at their office on the 10th of June
Resolved, "That this Company will make no charge
for Fire Marine Insurance Policies and the So
cretary directed to inform the other city Compa
MES Of the above resolution that oder to establish
uniform in the city this subject, they be re-.
qu.sted to unite within
This Company 10 prep ed to issns Fire aud Ma.
rne Insurance Policies as reasonable terms other
good Offices.
Chains for losses will, in ali cases, be promptly
aud fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy n any case.
Office Tor the present, on The East side of 18th st.
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TrIHonArurC NEW e..

KEPOkT q D 70 q 4 H EsDIBP A 20 8
ANTI utllmere or Nerth American Ceaven-
vention. .Nomina tion for the Presidency.
NEW York, June 16--The Anti Fillmore Con.
vention continued baIloting to day with the fol
lowing result: 80
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The undersigned having charge of the above bust
ness will be pleased to answer any enquiries upon
the subject or attend to any busiaess eptnsteo to
him. THOS. L.. ID. WALFOKD.
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lust RECEIVED by steamer James,
y town, SOC Pine Apples; - boxes Oranxes. All in
good ofder.s go . ~ ., ,r,'f A. ANTOINE S>*'
: je II - ne. ,.-5r % ST. Nicholas Ssloon
NOTiLE...l hereby fOrwarn all persons
! Y against crsditng nv wife, MARTHA ANN
ELIZA MILKY, as che has left my bed aud board
without any Therefore will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any of her contracts debts liabilities what
ever. -
ia l7-et+z. .q~e. 1e WILLIAM MILBY ~
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EUat SALE.A VALUABLE HOUSE
aS AND LOT, IN BROAD STREkE--A desi.
AA rable and valuable House and Lot 10 offered at
private SALE situated Broad street, in full view of
Capitol Square, and few minutes walk of the Banks
and busine portion of the city. .-+e 80
The House is well built, and not with view to be
soId but for b. permanent residence. 1t is well ar
ranged, with all the modern improvements and CON
veniences; .ant kitchen, carriage house and stable
feed house wvod and coal houses. 1t ID seldom such
property is in market. -.g,s.H - m - yn"'
Terms easy and accommodating For fartheS in.
formation NC enquire of A MILLER,
( ie I7--3iaw4w All. D (Ioodman's
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VII r HAhTFUhD FIAE -INSON q
-, COMPANY.-fNCORPOR IN 1870
CAPITAL STOCK $Se0,o00.i go
This Com pany has transacted extensive business
for more than forty years and has aimed to secure
public confidence BY honorable and faithful fulfil
emit of it's contracts and owners of property
sured that all fair Claim for loss under its policies will
be hber sly adjusted, and promptly paid. s. .S..
Z. H.,RHoDES, gent, >
q" - " ~ No, q Pearl street.
10 Tim Smith, Rhodes l. Co. q
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-. FOH KEN r.-A most desirable Office
@$ and Stable 90 Grace street near ilie cornes OF
office is suitable for Physician. rhe Stable has
carriaee house aud all the necessary convenencts
tacaed. Possession given Immediately "
:. so s-Izr EDGAR MACON - :
lie Its 3. ttc-z - metropolitan Hall. T" .
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J. ABBATz, Sec'y. ~. s+-e.stz3 = e7r's;e ~
o. F.. RRESEE having been appointed Attorney
Richmond for this company, viii be pleased 10 give
any Information upon the subject desired Office at
the Insurance Company, Valley Of Virginia. 18th St
I'd door from the Post Office. S'o'e
- e'.s- o. r. BRESEE,' Agent
No las r. McCAW Medical Examiner .sa&ss
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ca JAMES W. 1sOFF.-sAnDLE
kSMM AND HARNESS MAKER. having lust
ks5GsS returned from ,be North with a full Sc
Lection OF Saddle and Harness material,
nc. His friends and customers invited to call
and examine, his stock comprises every article in
the line. call is only wanted at
GOFFS Mandatory,
il. i4---lw No. , Pearl street
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SECOND COLT STAKE -. - ss1
Now open, a stake for three year old colts and f!-
lies hat never won race-two mile heats eco en-
frances half forfeit; three more to make raceto
be run on Friday, during the week Of the next Fla
Rsces over the above Course-to name and close the
list day of August. s7Hslr M. c. EGGLESTON,'
!, je IA -lawtIAug ,t,s4l as;fseea Proprietor.
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China Flower Vases, finely decorated, from, the
beapest to the best quality. - lass ) -, =
+ le ~ buckley L. CO 1877 Ma;c ~ =,
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&C. FOX KENT..:GkGC DIR MAR
@sd KET sTAED.-Ths framed Tene me Mt on the
EaI West side Of 25th street, next to the corner of
Bros street. with large lot of ground attached is for
rent. ....,-.>
This location svtry desirable for a grocery, meat,
and veget stand and being just out side the Cor
poration city license will not be required. Posses
sion can be had Immediately Apply to 4ff4o' Z.
~-,.st> sq .-..~ - E..A J. CEOPTON, 2 SO
.,, .,, Agent and Collector, No-;s Wall It.,
ie Its So, ..f.l a. Under st. Chsa. Hotel,
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TT1ffE UNITED STATES LIFE lNSU.
RANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHiA--C Capital and Vslue of Annual
Premiums, &l,42L6i2.42 This ,mpany graats PoH-
cies of Life Insurance the lives of either white
good Company in tile state. The nett profits Of the
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies. :.
SLAVES inquired for one or four years ~
For farther Information, call the Off 70 of Tnsu
rance Co. Valley Of Virainis, whore explanatory
b 1eks and papers may be obtained.
n n pREcEr q.
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
PARIS ME, FRIDAY, FEBRUAR l, 1856

poor canal boy, the son ola chimney sweep
or boot black, aud indeed we would not
swap with YOU the situation ola POOR, hale
starved mothcrlcss calf Miserable object,
You are, that depend entirely on your par.
rents, playing gentleman, (nlias dandy loaf
cr) What, In the name " common sense,
arc YOU thinking about? Wake up there
Go % work with either your hands or brain.
or both, and be something Don't merely
have It TO boast that YOU have grown IN
fathers house, tina, YOU have vcsctaicl
as other rrcruhorusi bu, let folks know that
YOU count one. Come, or with YOUR coat,
cliuch thc saw, the plow handles, the scytho,
the axe, the rick-azc, the sTadc-anythiuc
that will enable YOU 20 stir your hlooi -
Fly round and tear your pckct, rather than
o, tho passive recipient ofthc old srntlcman's
bounty Sooner than play the dandy at
dads expense, hirr yourself ont 10 somo po.
at1 patch, lc, yourself o. stop hog holes, or
O. watch lar, and when YOU think your.
.clf entitled t'n resting sprll DO it ON Your
own hook. lfyou have no other means Of
having fam Of Your own, huy with your ear.
ming, an empty barrel, and put your head
into D, and ho'lar " get into il and roll
down hin don't fur phys sake, don't tmakc
thc Oh gentleman furnish everything, and
You live at your ease Look about YOU,
you well dressed. smr1th.Gryl, do-nothius
lr.ur, Wb,arc ,h1s that have depended
alone on tho Oh rantl.maus purse? arr
thcy ,hosr that have rlimhgI their way 90
,hyir position by their own rnlustry and
onrrgy' True, thr o'I -rut'emau's funds.
rg personal influence may s,ur' You the
forms inspect, hatle, him lu,s 10. proper
fv, or d.,, and what ar, yol' Amisgrahlo
Hr'..me-l bunch of l.,h aal bone, tia;
u,.'s to nr taken care .r'
again $50 ny, wako--r, opp in thc mo-.
u.u.-tuu round tuir.atlra.,l,lorchrrak.
a.,-hr'p Oh, o'l mau-siyr lm now and
thrn d e.nsrru. lt', iu hnsiu.ss-lrarn how
o. TAX. d., laal, and u0, depend forever ou
Niu. l.l and you have no. idea how tho
li.ir'io, win benefit y.u. y, this, and
our u.rI rv 70. ylu will srm % breathe 70
new a,m1.p1.r., possess urw frame, tread
anew earth, wax. % now d..t,ny-aua
Oxford Democrat., 1856-02-01
Don't pepend on Father

Staul up hrr,, Young man, and let Us
talk 90 ya1-you hly, trusted alone 9, the
content, of " father. purse, 90 or t1 DO, fir
fame 1r YOUR influence ~ success in bust.
nrs.. Think YOU that &c father has sattaiu-
% 90 rmiurnrc IN bis profession, but by un-
varfrI industry or that hr has amasscd a
fortune honestly, without energy anlactiyi-
~ Yor should know that tho faculty re.
uui,its flr the acquiriu. or fame or fortune,
is essential To-, nay, in.epauhlg from the re-
tanning Of either oC these. suppose father
has the d. rocks in abundance; il youney-
,r oamcl anything or him, You have no
ulra business with thos, "rocks" than a
ru.Iip. has with a tortoise anlif be allows
YOU % m,lllc with them tin YOU have learn
"a their value by your own industry, be per-
rstratc, untold mischief And il the oil
gentleman j. lavish of hts cash towarlsyou,
while be- allows YOU % idle away your time,
Won a better leave him yes, run away soon
sr th.u be- made an imbecile or something
worse through - corrupting an influence.
sooner Or later YOU must learn to rely on
vonr own resources, or you will not be any
boIv. Ifyou have never helped yourself at
an, fyJu have become idle, It YOU have eat
en fathers bread aud butter, and smoked
fathers ciyars, cut swell in fathers bug
", and tried TO pot on fathers influence
and reputation, yOu might far better been a