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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-20
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rF- Nervous Safiere rs...kev. John Lsu.
Al an hear him-he suffered long with the 8rcnchits
hsa to give up preaching BY the Of Hampton, .
Tnctare he hss been restored and is dosne rood
eryice % presiding Elder in the Frederick Dis
tret Thousands speak the came lanssage, and tell
~ cures Of Cough, Attenuation, Serofula Chilli and
Fever, &c
To the female SEX say Il 10 suited TO all the die
eases TO which their delicate conformation is subject
At the afflicted call on those having IL fur sals aud
-, descriptive pam phlet and zee certifcates Hear
hun aud de- likewise.
BALrtMoxE, Jan. Gath, 1855.
Msssrs MORTIMER MowBsAy:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
vour sHamptou's Tincture" With great profit. From
serious threat affection, my general health had be-
eom. very much impaired, when commenced to
use sHau,rtou's Tirctare. found its effects upon
INV general health most salutsry. My nervous
aud organs rghted up ander Its
have several time recommended it to my friends.
and 10 every case, far have been Informed, they
i ave used it with success
Ysurs truly,
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1vOUGHS, co q q ii y. - Richardson's
" Wild Cherry and Bloodrsot Candy, 10 one Of the
best remedies for Coughs Colds, Hoaneness, Tickling
Al Luna difficulties Give IL trial. Fol-. sale by
JOHN j. RICHARDSON, Confectioner, corner 18th
and Cary street. Also, by Joha w Pollard, lin 81
a Bodsker n. J. Pioot, Adie Gray, Meade ba-
Isr, Lsidisy & Robinson, L. B. Thomas, B. N. "a
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~ Fall, 1SJ6.-Spiendid stock-THOs.
K PRICE x co. have opened the richest and most
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods which they have exhibited to their friends
and the public:
Elegant Silk Robes.
Do. Valenci do.
Do. Figured Mouseaines.
Do. do. Cashmeres.
DO. Velvet Closks
Do. Colored and Black Cloth Cioaks
Velvet Tslmas-Misses
Closks-sH sly les.
Rich Brocsde Silks.
DO Paid and striped Silks.
French Merinos, fall colors
Splendid MORE Antique Robes.
black, Figured and Piain Silks.
Cloak Cloths and Veiyets.
Embroideies in every variety.
Hosiery. Gloves, Mitts.
Shirts Flaenels, DC.
And in Servants Goods such a. white and colored
Blankets FuIled Cloths, Sattinetts, Sleeps Grey,
Caroline Jeans, Lindseys, kc; the greatest Stock
they have ever had and offered 1T the very lowest
rates.
Curtain Materials of every kind; Broosteiei Da'
mask Moreens; La 30 and Muslin Curtains; Cornice;
Loops; hands; cmps &C., SC, which will be sold a.
low as suc Foods can be bought in the largest mar
ksrs;, Ihs e,snntry II. PRICE co,
,sTNIm SO Main street
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JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street N. L. Church,

Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous. or Sick Headache
IF Iona standing has been cured by tss invigsrs
tar spd restorative. where gentle stimulsnt 10 amt
"a we believe It superior to all the eordias be.
ay. the ru blic the foath and Old Age, the Single
and Married, offer the most valuable remedy.
Cali and get Pamphlets gratis. and see cures
Sold by o. A. STRECKER add PURCELL, LADD
co. Richmond; bv Dr.. COOKE, fredericksburg; BY
ali The Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
aOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Drussists AID Store.
ksrrars everywhere
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for -.
&c 2o-dkcts
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nBsEkvk, osly for a snort time IOn9er
~ a the present office, 1863 Broad street, between
stb and 7rh streets. Dr. g. SCHULTZ continues srill
bis eminent practice in sraoicains hard and soft
Corns Bunions, Warts, Nails growing into the mean,
Ic and eyery disorder of tho feet removed without
the sishtsst pain at the above Office, until further
notice Parties suffering from deformed Nails should
give me an early call. .,
II desired. oc It'd
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vPrescrlptiens promptly ana accul IN 2.
ysompounded at all hours: gay Or niSns, y nj.
DUATEB or THE PHILADELPHIA ooN-
LEGE OFF PHARMACY alone at .ou,,
LAlDLEY ROBINsON'S
New Family Medicine and Prescription store.
se S-2m cor. 4th and FFenkhn sts'
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= UTLkH,e BALsAAiIU nilXTUkE a
u certain and ss ct ssi fof 6onorFhua, ofsess
JNo. w. 0ARLICK, Druggist,
oe7 Market Place. Franz lin street
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- Prescriptions accurately ana care
fully dispensed BY OF the partners, u al noars
OF inc DAY or night, ct
MEADE BAKERS
New Pharmaceutical stores
1885, N. W. corner Of Main and 10th stres0'
au S6-.zm JuSt above the new Custom House.
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WING BUILDING,
RICHMOND October IS, 1886 }
nyHE CREDITORS OF BkkNAkD
i O;NEIL, decd are hsrsby notified TO appear .
thp Office on SATURDAY, ths frst day q the ns1
~ svidepcss Of their elaims against the said Do
ceased. =. AiLIOn JAIL Soa'
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p p FOX NOKFOLK AND
nssss PoRTsMoUTH-WiNTER Ar Ar.

49, WINTER ARRAEGEMENT--
The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK,
CAPT. JNo. DAVIS, will on and after Thursday next,
leave the wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues.
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 O clock A M, for
day, tSunday excepted) leaving Norfolk at the Same
hour, 81 o'clock A. M, touching at all ,he regular
landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage and fare a. usual
on Is r. o. HASKINS
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
SHERIFF,s SALE.

RY Virtue of decree of foreclosure and an
II order issued out of the Hon District Court
ut the 18th Judicial District in and for Trinity
County. and Judgment rendered therein. on the
2S'h day Of November, A. ID. 1850. in favor of
Skillman & Dosh. and against Fehley & Co. for
the sum OF Five Thousand eishiy-six Dollars and
seventy-fve cents principle. interest and cost of
suit To date together with the accruing costs for
the foreclosure of certain mortgage executed
10y said Fehley & Co and in favor OF said Skill
'nan and Dosh, will expose for public sale, at
the conrt house door in The town of Weaver
VILE. 10 the highest bidder on
Monday, February 18Th 1856.
at O'Clock, L. NJ To satisfy the above iudg-
tnent and accrning COSTS, the following describ-
ed property, to wit: The equal undivided one
hall of the WATER, FLUMES. BRIDGES and
appurtenances and privileges thereof. known as
the Rush Creek Company's Water Race and
owned by Fehey & Company, situated, lying
and being in The county of Trinity and State of
California, aud conveys the waters of Rush
Creek to the bars and gulclies around Wood
ruH's and Trinity river, from Lewis & Pamer's
Briage, across Trinity river, to the mouth of
Rust, Creek, together with all the appurtenanc.
es and privileges Ilercunio belonging or in
enywise apperiaining.
This 25th day of January. A. D. 1856.
ED. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
Feb. ., 1856 Id
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
REDUCTION OF BOARD
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

f,55f5A THE UNDERSIGNED 81
InME@ has the pleasure of an E9F
- - nouncing to his friends -
and the public, that he has taken charge of
this elegant and comtnodious Hotel
He is determined that in no particular shall
any department of the establishment be Sec
ond-ra,e.
BEDS,
The sleeping arrangements are such as will
not fail TO satisfy our customers
THE TABLE,
No expense trouble will be spared to pro-
cure the very best food that our market affords.
T HE BAR,
Will always be supplied with the choiscst
Liquors, Cigars &c.
STAGES,
One of the California Stage Company's, Shasta
and Sacramento line of stages, make daily ar
rivals ut, and departures from tue Eagle Hotel.
solicit a fair share of patronage. Call and
try the Eagle
TERMS:
Board aud Lodging per week. sl4,0o
- 1900
Meals. IS
Lodging, so
Persons boarding at this Hotel will be pre-
senied with their bills at the end OF each week,
when payment will he required.
Having secured The services of Mr.. Wright
and lady, most favorably known while connec-
ted with the French Gulcl, Hotel | feel quite
sure OF making the Eagle of the most
pleasant stopping places in the county. Mrs.
Wright will have charge OF the rooms and beds.
ST. SOUTHERN.
Shasta. Jan. 10, 1856. ja12tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
S25 REWARD.

ON FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 9TH,
gAA..,A lost Rnsset Leather Valise. between
.sszsss E.sszsss Shasta and Red Bluffs. My name was
written upon it, with pen and ink, Illus" A.
D. Carpenter, Colusa." The above named
amount will be paid to any one who will restore
to me the vaise ard contents. But if TIE per-
son who found it has broken it open, he is well
come TO keep whatever it contained that can be
of any real service to him If he will return
the balance. no questions will be asked. tmay
be sent 10 the Luna House, Red Bluffs, or to the
Pacific Express Office, Shasta.
A. D. CARPENTER.
Luna House Red Bluffs Dec. 10th. dl5-tf.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
FOR SALE CHEAP!

HNHE BILLIARD TABLES now in use in the
i Hotel Fraucais Saloon. One Of the Tables
is NJ Anaricau, and the other Of French mau,,-
facture.
Any persua wishing TO purchase will meet
with n bargain, if application is made early
Apply TO MADAME GAyAND
Shasta, Jan. 19, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
SUMMONS.
ja26-4w

In the District Court Of The Nmth Judicial District
iStzte of california.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY SHASTA. So
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
To Il. L. Rountree g. J. T. Iandrs-., Greefine:
VOY are hereby Summoned to appear and
Il answer said Court, unto the COMPLAINT Of
of William lsbell, filed for the recovery of the
sum OF three thousand six hundred dollars. al
legged TO be due and owing to him from Won. up-
on an express contract for the direct payment Of
money. filed in said Court. within Ten davs
after the service of this Writ, if served in said
county. within twenty days if served in auy
other comfy in this judicial district and within
forty days it served in any other county. or iudg
ment by default will be taken against Won for
three thousand six hundred dollars, and costs Of
this suit.
Witness: WM. r. DAfSGLRfIE1p, Judge of
the Ninth Judicial District of said State. this
eighteenth day of January, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-sx
w. s. JENKINS, CLERK. D. C.
J. CoHBs.
AIRY for Prfs. jan26.4w
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
FRESH GARDEN SEED!

lust RECEIVED by express from James NJ.
y Thorburn 4 Co., full assortment of garden
seed raised this year at their garden on Long
Island. which we are now prepared to offer to
our customers as heretofore, at Wholesale and
retail.
We have sold this seed for the last four years,
and they have given entire satisfaction.
We have the following seed in quarter lbs.
and one or. papers;
White s. Red Onions. Rnta Baga Turnip
Long Blood Beets, Large Flat do
Cup Parsnip. Mammoth Pumpkins,
Lg Island Watermelon, Lettuce,
Ice Cream do Early York Cabbage,
Musk Melon, Long scarle, Raddish.
Cantelope, Sage and other herb sd.
Flower seeds in tin bxs.
Peas, Corn. and Grass seeds, besides others
too numerous TO mention.
iy Fruit trees for sale at A. L. Downer s
Nursery. JAMES w. DOWNER.
Shasta, Dec. %, 1855. d29-2m
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
N &c e.!
HENRY GETLESON,

HENRY GETLESON,
nF THE FIRM OF NJ. JACOBSON & CO ;,
" Shasta. will leave in February next for the
Atlantic States and Europe. for the purpose of
purchasing large stock of goods for this
ke,. Hence every dollar will then be object.
Therefore we wish that all those indebted to us
would please call and settle their accounts be-
fore that time. Otherwise we will be under the
necessity of leaving them with our attorney for
collection, which might cause unpleasant feel
ings to bo'h bariies
All those who have claims against u.s. are
ready to pay whenever they present their
counts. Al. JACOBSON & CO.
Shasta, Dec o., 1855. d22-lf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

o. THE undersigned would res 19SSs(
EHmil peciiuy announce that he is HAA&
-E24..A now prepared to accommodate
his old customers and the travelling public gener
ally, as well as can be found in any house IN the
Sacramento Valley. The TABLE IS always
supplied with The best in the market. ne
BEDS are clean and in good order. The Cohec
RAL is always supplied with an abundance Oh
hay and grain, and at the cheapest rates:
Thankful for past favors, he would solicit
share of public patronage.
Prairie House, nov. Is, 1855. nov. IL. II.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
FOR SALE.

- THE UNDERSIGNED being desrous
ii, OF leaving Shasta, offers for sale the Cot.
NJ tage where he now resides. The build
ius Is ! ew, and in good order. There is a good
well pt water on the premises. Any person
wlshin a residence. can now have an opportu-
nifty o purchasing cheap for cash. Apply on
the premises to JOHN HARRINGTON.
Shasta, Jan. 18th, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
sEsERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS Is
ID sued from the District Conrt OF Shasta
County, California one onthe day oil October,
1855. against tile Spring Creek Water and MIN
ing Company. in favor of James Tartar, for One
thousand Dollars damages. and also for onS
Hundred Eighty,ft iir Dollars and Is cents costs
and interest on the satne, at the rate oil Ten per
cent per annum. with accruing costs ne
other issued the Goth day OF fDeccmber, 1922,
and in favor of f. F. Crocker against the SAID
Spring Creek Water and Mining Company Tor
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars damages, with
ten per cent interest thereon and also Tor Sew
enty-two dollars and twenty GERS COSTS and ac-
crung costs.
will Sell Mt Public Sale on Saturday,
the I'd dny of February, 1856, nj
O'Clock, p. VI.
In the town of Shasta, in front of James Loag' s
Horse Market. oil The right and title OF said
Water and Mining Company, in and TO the fol-
lowing described property, namely. the dam IN
Spring Greek, the water privilege. the Flnme
commencing AT the said dam. the Ditch or Race
about ten miles long. with nineteen hundred
yards Flume, more or less, twenty slulce boxes
one log Dwelling House. situate on the Spring
Greek road. near the Flume leading to salt
pork Ridge and one frame Dwelling House si'u-
ale one and a half mile east of Shasta. immedi-
atey on The road leading to what was formerly
called Moody's Ferry, on the Sacramento Rlvers
having been levied the property OF the
defendants, by virtue of the above named exc
cuiions.
JNO. A. DREIBELBlS. Sheriff.
Shasta, Jan. H. 1886. Jan II til
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
BATHs AT FIFTY CENTS:

STEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at so cents each, by H. w. Hubbard, a
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken storage. From 30 to 90 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours of tie
night. Also miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick
E Money to loan good security.
Shasta City, May 90. 1854. ap9tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
ESTRAY.

- TAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGN
G[A ed one BROWN MARE, with star in
her forehead, about fourteen hands and half
high, aud supposed TO be about six years old.
She was taken up by the undersigned, above
the Cafion House, at Benjamin s. Snaveley's
fishery, about four months since. aud iSnow a,
Whisky Greek, where she may be had by pay
ing charges. and proving property.
L. b. SNAvELY
GEO. BENJAMIN.
Shasta, Jan. 10, 1856. st
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
NOTICE j!
A CARD.

MI R. NJ. G. LUNEY takes this method 10
Ivl inform his friends and the public generally
that having fitted up The Shasta Bowling Saloon
he is now prepared TO give instructions in The
' Manly Art of Self Defence
Those who may favor him with their patron
age may rest assured that nothing will oe left
undone to ensure satisfaction.
II lfpreferred, Gentlemen can be waited on at
their rooms.
For terms by the month. a stated number
Of lessons, apply al the Bowling Saloon to
NJ G. LUNEY.
Shasta, Jan. 26ih. 1856. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
DIssoLUTIoN.
Il ST RAY.

- CAME TO THE PREMISES of the
GXl.I subscriber on the 18th Dec. 1855. a
mouse s;olored HORSE MULE. branded on
the left hip with Spanish brand The owner
can have The same by proving property and pay-
ing charges EDWARD BROWN.
Grizzly Gulch, JAN. l7th 1856. jale-3t.
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disappeared. while Rally calmly whistled
God save the King 2
Rally having killed the ninth bird, the
bet was decided by . single shot, for the
Prince failed again.
The two adversaries were superb at this
moment. each in his fashionable Prince,
by the courage which raised him above his
loss, and Rally by the deep. concentrated
JOY which he felt in thinking of the serious
consequences of his success. They ex-
tended their hands to each other, and sepa.
fated the hest friends in the world. Ii was
but an incident Of sportsman life, which
might have its counterpart tomorrow
Fifteen days passed. The act of cession,
first made out in the name of Rally. then
transferred to that or F-odorwilz, was fully
authenticated, and Sir James quilted Wen.
ma.
He attempted to restore the million Of
roubles. which was entrusted to him, not
wishing to receive a price for an action
whose only merit, he said. was success
but he could not resist the entreaty of the
ransomed serf. Feodorwitz forced him to
accept, inscribiny upon the pockeLbook
these words:
TO the free man who has made me free Z
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

A correspondent OF Cleveland paper,
gives an instance Of the courage and ''jeli-
cate situation" Of two ladies' in Lawrence,
when that place was surrounded by the
mob from Missouri !: ,..
The General feared that he would run
short Of powder, lead and percussion caps
4 Free State man on the WakaIusa. had
two kegs Of powder, and large quantity
of Snaps rife cartridges. II men had
been sent after it, they would have been
obliged 10 fight or been arrested. The
thing was talked abput Two ladies, edi.
tors wives, both Of them-Mrs. g. w.
Brown and Mrs. Samuel N. o0d-vol-
un.eered to 60 and fetch Il. They were
permitted TO go They reached the cabin
the powder was put in pillow c SEES aud
people do say"-but they s6H talk non-
sense, you know-that the pillow cases
were attached to other garments feminine
Of said ladies' aforesaid. tits rumored too,
that the percussion caps we're coneea ed in
the ladies' stockings. | don't pretend l.
| voueh for the truth Of this run,ar TOT
was not present when the ladies made IheiI
toilet One gentleman who saw the ladies
fitted out Of the wagon-for they could moi
rise ihemseIves-said that he thought bust.
les had come into fashion again Another
, said good Kansas is thinly seitled.-
VIA, he meant by saying so, 4 cant '"sa-
gine.
The ladies' in returning home were pur.
sued by one of the enemy's scouts. Or
coming up to them he politely lifted his
hat and said, g. ladies, | thought you were
gen,iemsa."
. Thank you for the compliment" said
one of the ladies sailing.
/: The scout looked into the wagon and
saw only a work.basket, which had pur
posely en- filled with sewing materials.
We were ordered" he said, :. to ar
rest all gentlemen, bat | suppose you car
CO."
So saying he gailoped of.
The powder and the ladies reached Law
feace safely. Al the mass meeting OF
Sunday night. six loud and long pra.fa.iel
cheers were given for these gallant ladies
i flseader! stop right there, and with n
give three times thrre for those Buckley,
woman. Thank Heaven, for their SAT
70 deisrs,asce
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THE TOAST.
from SIR wAErER SCOTT.

fNOA Sth WALLER SNOIIs
The feas, is DER. Now brimu,ins wine
In lardly cup is seen to shine
Before each eager guest,
And silence Ellis the crowded hall.
As deep as when the herald's call
Thrills in the royal breast.
Then up arose the noble host,
And smiling cried, A toast !! toast!
To all our ladyes fair. ~
Here, before all, pledge the ma ire
Of Stamnton's proud aud beauteous dame
The Ladye Gundamere."
! hen to his feet each gallant sprung,
And joyous was the shout that rung
As Stanley gave the word
Aad eve.y cup was raised on high
Nor &C ased the loud and giadsome cry,
Till SANKEY'S voice was heard.
Ennugh. enough" he smiling said,
And low!y bent his haaehty head,
THAT all NAV have his due,
Now each in turn must play his part,
And pledge the ladve OF his heart,
Like gallant knight ind true -
Then one by one each guest sprang up,
And drained in turn the trimming cup,
And named the loved ones name;
And each, as hand ON high he raised,
Ills lady's grace or beauty praised,
Her constancy and fame.
IT'S now ST. Leon turn to rise;
On him are fixed those countless eyes.
A gallant knight is he;
Envied bv SOME, admired by all,
Far-ianed in ladve's bower and hall,
The fuwer Of chivalry.
St. Leon raised his kindling eve,
And lifts ,he sparkling cup on high:
drink 10 one, he said,
Whose image never may depart.
Deep craven on this grateful hea!t,
Fill memory be dead.
To one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy Ills and true;
To one whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed, more keenly fel;,
Than any pledged bv you"
Each guest upstaried at the word,
And laid a hand upan his sword,
With fur,-hashing eve,
And Stanley said We crave the name
Proud knight, Of this most peerless dame
" hose love you count so high"
II. Leon paused, as If he would
Not breathe her name in careless mood
Thus lightly TO another;
Then bent his noble head, as though
To give tina, word the reverence due,
And gently said, my MOTHER"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

ALI SoRrs or MINDS. There is a strong
disposition in men of opposite minds to
despise in each other. A grave man can.
not conceive what Is the use of wit in 80.
cieiy-a person who takes strong com.
mon. sense view Of the subject, il for push.
ing out by the head and shoulders an in.
genious ,heorist, who catches at the slights
eat and fain,est analogies=-and another
man, who scents the ridiculous from afaf,
will hold no commerce with him who tests
ex9nisitly the feeling of the heart, and is
alive to nothing else-whefeas talent II
talent, and mind, in all it, branches! Wit
gives to life one Of its best aavors, com.
mon sense leads to Immediate action, and
gives society its daily moiion--large and
comprehensive views cause its annual rotas
tion-ridicule chas,ises folly and impu.
dtnre. and keeps men in their proper sphers
-suhiiely srizes hold Of the 6pe threads
of iruth-anaIogy darts away in tie most
Sublime MISUNDERSTANDING paints all the
exquisite passions Of mans soul and res
wards him. by a thousand inward vista.
tons, for the sorrows that come from with-
out. God made IL all |! II is all good
We must despise no som OF talent--they all
have their separate duties and uses-all the
happihess of man for their obiect-they all
Improve, exalt and gladden. life.-Ssdney
Sm,ih.
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An Exchange tells good story Of two
boys. one of whom was BOOSTING Of tho
BEAUTIES Of his fathers house: I" II has got
a cupoia,' said he, 9. and ii's going 10 have
something else.s What is iif' asked
his interested companion. Why, heard
father Tell mother this morning that It's gos
ing to have . mortgage on Il r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

U Wise men are instructed by reason.
men Of less understanding by experiences
the most ignorant By necessity, and brnsss
by nature.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-01-17

= The Book Of Life is a great work.
Every year . soiume-evefy month.
chapter-esesy week. page--eyery day.
= paragraph. Study Il well.