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COLEMANS PATENT UNDULA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.

PATENT ISSUED To
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st, 1850.
]. WATERMAN & BROTHER, corner Common and Maya
zine streets, New Orleans, AGENTS..
These Mills vary price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from ~ to so bushels of meal
per hour
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned
his mandatory, City of Jefferson only travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory, send by Mail to the address of WILLIS
p COLEMAN his Agents will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH City acceptance at four
six months with interest at the ofeight per
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Puteatee and Prolrsetor
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NOTICE

o having disposed Of 1her entire
desire to thanks and friends for the
liberal patronage extended them and ask continuation
OF the to his successor
We will assist Mr.. Lorio in business for weeks.
March 10, 1856 BENNETT & GARDNER
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Gbibooaa. nlefbanirs, Sc.

Saddle and Harness Making.
THE UNDERSIGNED, for the last ten years
l. permanently located in Thibodaux, takes plea On
sure in stat ng to his old patrons and the public
generally that, having recently secured the S@k
vices Of thoroughly finished workman he is prepared
execute with neatness and despatch every variety of
work in his line; such Saddles, Brides, Marngaes,
Srsingles Grhs Cuppers Harness, double and Single,
etc, etc., at the very lowest prices. The public
pectfully invited to call and examine his stock
LOUIS LANGMAN,
[50-tf] Corner of St. Philip and Bridget SITS.
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b. NAUTRE & CO., .-Y,-
or Successeu's de s. Maspereou d o., ~
~ Rue Condo, entire Ste. Anne ct Damalne ~

NTAGASIN D'ARTICLE DE MENACE, Es
1Nl MANUFACTURE DE ETOTE espece dart'ele1, r,.
travaux Ferblanc Toe, Pomb ct en- eni'e ,n,s
porteurs de Graites Cuisines, Poees, Ferbanere
Faience verrere Conteere de table Converts
Lampes soaires detoate quate ct de tout genres cyrs
pour suererie Fers repasser Fours Chanderes a.
espaee dartices de Fonte; Hue Chmique az nun n st
Graisse Alcoo Huile de Lin, Esprit de Tereoesd ,s
prx tres reduits. - Al.
Agents pour les pompes Aspirantes ct Reionla our
Warner; tuyau de fer fnndu, d Wis Agehs ou7
Cuisines Beebe, pour FORCES Portavesde Queen sv
Fakatonnerres de J. Sprati. hof'i'-'
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EARRIQIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PLANTATION LOUISIANA.
r f soussigne ayant achieve ses arrangements
/ pour la fabrication Embellishments de plantation
une grande echelle phoneur dnformer patron
campagne quill est mantenant pref urnr des habille
pour negres fts dune meeure quate bien
conectones DIES prix aussi uoderes que fats
dams lie Nord mails dune qualite tres superieure.
P. A. HEBRARD.
Magasin de marchandses seches gros ct detile,
No. lis, Run du Canal entire Royal ct Bourbon.
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Nos. 8 and 10
THE UNDERSIGNE
l. store, and is consti
well selected assortment
In part of the following, v
AAppLEs, Dried an Green
ALsPiCE,
ANIsETTe,
AXE HANDLes,
Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders;
BEEF. Sapar-cured
BUrTEB, Goshsn and Hes'
tern
BEANS. Nary
B1sculrs. Soda and Bnttsr
BREAD, Pilot and Nary
BucKwHEAT kegs d bo1es
BRooMs, .AsS0rted
BLAcKINs, "Mason's"
BASKETS, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and painted
COFFEE, Rio, Jana, Mocha.
CANDLES. Sperm, Star and
French tatl0ao
CHEESE. Pine .Appic, Eng
Iish Dairy and Western
CHOCOLATE. No. l
CANDIES. .7ss0rted
CIGARS, an erceiLcnt as'mt
CABDs, Playing
CINNAMON,
CLOVES,
CLoTHEsPINs,
CoRKs, London
CAPS, Persuasion
DEMIJOHNs, all sizes
EGss,
FLOUR, st. Louis and Ohio
FISH, Cod, Mackcrel and
Herring
FISHING TACKLE
GINGER,
GARLIC,
Je1l A. B. RAGAN
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NOtice-Land Receipts Lost.
ALI, WHOM IT MAY CQNCERN-Gr

Notice-Land Receipts Lost. =
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Greet-
A. SHAFFER the parish Of Terrebonne State Of Louisi
ana in conformity with the rules regulations and laws for
the governance of the Commissioner Of the o. States Cen
era Land Office do hereby make known that the Receipts
for Lots Number Four and Five of Section Number Seventy
Four in Township Seventeen Range Number Sixteen East
in the South Eastern Land District of louisiana containing
Two Hundred and Nineteen and Ninety Four one-hun-
dredths acres have been lost destroyed and further
that it is intention to apply to the said Commissioner
have the amount Of the purchase money refunded me-
agreeable the law in such and provided for
Therefore, any persons have aught say why
the Commissioner should not grant this request make
his their objections within the time prescribed by
March 20, 1S56-6t w. A. SNAPPER
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Notice.
I>HE UNDERSIGNED having sold out, respectfully
requests all persons indebted to them come forward
and settle without delay, they wish save cost.
mh29 I'm CAMPBELL co.
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ROUSTAN G. MEYERS,


A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and
rich patterns, Swiss Musns fgd and plain Jacone do
fancy colors; white and black Satin Silks;
Rich Striped and che ked Silks black and fancy colors
9 Camelon Silks, ig'd and plain; e..
Superb Glace Silks, do, do;
eros desNaples do do do;
Satin and Silk Bonnets, style, and very pretty
. Straw Bonnets-plain and mourning;
Marked Muslin Caps and Collars;
" India do do do
ALSO -.
Trimmings for ladies' dresses, Of all kinds Linen Valen-
cienne and other Laces and Egngs Chmisees and Col
lars latest styles Hosiery, Gnghams, Fancy Prints Cur
tain and Furniture Calcoes Cottonades Plain and Twed
Shifting Denims Camet jeans and Domestic Cottons of all
descriptions, together with general assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Comprising Ladies' and Misses Caters Booties Walking
Shoes and Brogans; Geneens and Youths Boots Shoes,
and hrogans re ditte Aso af1 of
For Men and Boys, latest fashions.
JEWELRY
Consisting Of Gold Silver Pencils and Pens Bracelets
Rings, Breast Pins Rings, Cud Pins Shirt and Sleeve
Buttons, Trepeplated Spoons and Forks etc., with full
assortment Of the
La TEST STYLE HATS AND CAPS,
and general assortment Of goods suitable for the season.
Their goods all fresh and Of the latest styles and pat
and respectfully invite the public he ladies parcu-
call and examine they feel confident that their
stocks one Of the richest offered in this market
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED
themselves for the purpose of carrying on the -
Drug Apohecary busne.sin aits varons branches
Eaters themselves that from their perfect knowledge
Of the profession and the the public to give rem
era satisfaction Prescriptions filed all hours Of day
or night with the great care and precision All medicines
purchased ofu warranted genuine the and
best quality. Patronage collected
Ea BLANCHARD, CAZENAvETTE CO.
April LIST. 1854. = =
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Public Sale OF Town Lots in H0uma.
THERE will be sold by the Sheriff Of this parish
u at the Court House, on SATURDAY the Sd day Of
May 1885, more than THIRTY LOTS in the town Of Houma
including the lots which situated the Printing Office
and the Office Of Connolly 4 Rightor.
TERMs-The price payable by thirds one third In all
March, 1851 1885, and 1885, purchasers furnish their
notes with good security bearing per cent per annum
interest from maturity until paid.
For further particulars, apply Goode Aycock, Houma
mll59 tds BERGER BROWN
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Aem Orleans advertisements.

Charles Y. Jonte,
4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, u. S. Com
missioner and Commissioner for tie States Of Massa-
chuses NewYork, Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana hensaeSy'
Missouri, Tennessee Arkans Nj sissipp, and ,ab.ui'
at No 70 st. Charles street, New Orleans mii29 ~
To Plan.ers-Carolina Seed Peas.
TI>HREE thousand bags, two bushels each new
L crop Carolina Seed Cow Pas, put up in handsome
style now in store and landing, and for sale by
mhg9 Bun A. +. COCHRAN HALL. atGsaver st.
Hall, Redl, &: Putnam,
S,UGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Gen
eral Commission Merchants, No. Cnsomhouse street
Old Aevee ard Charities, New Orleans octl5-ly
e. LIVER,
DRY GOODS, ETC
- N. 10 Dotane street. between Charities and l,eEee
sep2o1y* WEB ORLEAAn.
Pearl River Lumber Yard.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED having steam Saw
Mill on Pearl River also !; Lumber Yard, at the
of Hope and Howard streets New Orleans Wol res
pectlly inform Ike public that they prepared to frns'
quality of yellow Pine Lumber sawed to Order or
otherwise at the shortest notice which can be shipped to
any point the opelousas Railroad or by Steamboat
For further particulars, apply to b. Ragan Thbodaux,
OF s en- o. .6 ;Il''' '''F '' Wv CARRIE co
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING IN NEW ORLEANS.
One Price Store.
SSTRANGERS AND CITIZENS in want of good
- Clothing should visit the Mammoth Establishment of
ALFRED MONROE & CO.,
81 Mayoztae corner Of G,unier street, Ncse Orleans.
Where be found the most extensive assortment OF
WE'LL MADE CLOTHING IN THE WORLD
esF- All sizes for Men and Boys. No deviation from
marked prices. dec.9 1y.
THE BEST INDIA RUBBER GOODS
IN TIE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
PANY Of New York
Alfred Monroe & Co.,
No "a Nugusine street, Near Orleans.
sole Agents in New Orleans for the sale OF Goods man
uacured by this Company where may be found every
ticle in that line, wholesale and retail.
~ Dealers supplied at manufacturers prices.
after the purchase of article Dissatisfaction
arises may be returned and the money will be cheeruy
refunded.
lag- Statesmen speak the French and English languages
Dec. 9, 'y. ALFRED MONROE & Co
Jedi. WATERMAN cHAs. M. WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Common and Magazine streets, ". Orleans
HAVE ON HAND and are daily So
i Il receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment Of articles, q
prising i'll part as follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Cooper's Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates.
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements,
Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singlerees,
Turning Lathes,
Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers,
Hoes Hames Shovels and Spades,
Androns, Tenders, Shovel and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hos
Single and double barrel Guns
Coffee fecas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
novI1-tf Seines, Fishing Tackles &C., &c.
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Mem Orleans advertisements.

Louisiana Plantation Clothing Mandatory
us CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS
THE undersigned having completed his ar
i engagements for the manufactory of Plant ton Ckthing
very large scale takes pleasure in informing his conn
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he
prepared supply them the shortest notice with
ready made NEGRO CLOTHING, of the best material, and
fit each individual at as low prices articles OF in.
ferior quality of Northern manufacture
p. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mr22 I'm No. liS Canal ST.. bet. Royal and Bourbon
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miscellaneous.
A. B. r A G A Ms
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

,CERY STORE.
It. Philip street. wsa
D HAS NOW IN ne sN
.ntly replenishing a ie
of GROCERIES, consisting
t.
GARDEN SEEDS,
HvMs. Sugar.cured
INDIGO,
KErcHur. Hainnt, Tomato
LARD. No. l Loaf
LGBsTRBs,
LEMONS,
LAMP Wick
MUSTARD. Crsois and Ky.
MoLAssES,
MACARoSI.
MATCHES, Friction
MACE,
NUTNEGs
NUTS, Pecans and -7imons
OILS, Oiire Lamp and Lard
ONIONS
Pickles. assorted
PORK, Mess and Prime
POTATOES, Sweet and irish
PEACHES, Dried
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EOR SALE-THE NEW STEAM ENGINE.
Reads Patent Of Four Horse Power burning one barrel
Of per day. of any power wanted burning proper
tonate quantity Of coal Full warranty given Address
mr22n L. BAROuSsE, 11s Canal street, New Orleans
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For Sale. 1a5al a
THE Sugar Mill and Engine, with Corn Mill
attached, on Glenwood Plantation, parish Of Assump-
non an N good running order Engine II inch cylinder,
Applyto -sbs Fsstgfse4s Es. GEO W. JONES
mh29 Ct On the premises, or 10 Dr. Ewing Thibodaux
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JOHN LYALL.

JOHN LYALL.
IMPORTER OF WEIGH STATES, SLATE
Hearths, Slabs, Tile, English Ridge Tile, Fire Brick.&
eW Orders from the country attended to with puncuay
and despatch Office 1876 Carondee Corner Poydras
street, New Orleans. mh21-1y.
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THAIRS.-A FEW DOZEN SPLIT BOTTOM
Chairs, hand and for sale low to consignment
by 24-n B.F. HOLDEN.
RRANDIES AND WINES-superior articles
IL for medical purposes, just received by
e. L. LASHBROOK
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RI-SUIPEIITE OF LIME.
DLANTERS using Bi-Sulphite of Lime tor the
manufacture of their sugar, requested to try Ber
nard Albrechts article Their BSulphte of Lime ranges
s. on Bauns hyrometer and will stand the test Of any
impartial chemist for its remarkable purity.
BERNARD & ALBRIGHT, New Orleans,
nov3-3m Corner of Cha borne and Bayou Road.
e@ All orders left NJ NJ anoux & Refine, Commission
Merchants Il Cont street will be promptly attended to.
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F1NHE undersigned having disposed of their stock
Il Of goods to MEssRS. MCBRIDE 4 CROSS, take this
opportunity Of returning tanks 10 patrons friends
FIR past avors and solicit for continuance
Of the same, who We eheerfuy recommend to all. fer
ti6t III 10 Rsa n IA CAMPBELL co. !.
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FNGINEER, and Repairer of Circular Saws
u Saws slaughtered for ten dollars. Saw Mills put up
address through the Post-oifice Thbodaux.
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Bf-sulphfte of Lime.
TIME UNDERSIGNED having established
L BISULPIITE OF LIME MANDATORY in the City
of New Orleans take pleasure stating the Planters
orally that they prepared through the assistance OF an
experienced Chemist to flu nish Superior Article.
sas@ Office No 10 Common street, New Orleans.
September T. lS55-n SMITH, MCLEOD & co.
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TAKEN UP, by the undersigned in this4h
with aad ssts ten
head The is requested to forward identity
property, pay charges, and take him away.
ap5-2t I'll s-I C. J. TUCKER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

Once there was boy in Liverpool.
who went into the water TO bathe and
he was carried of by the tide. Tho
he struggled long and hard. he was
not able to swim against the ebbing
tide. and be was taken far out 10 sea.
He was picked up by boat belonging
to q vessel bound for Dublin. The
poor boy was almost lost. The sailors
were.all very kind to him when he
was taken into the vessel. One gave
him cap. another jacket. another .
pair Of shoes. and SO on.
But that evening y gentleman, who
was walking near the place where the
little boy had gone into the water,
found bis clothes lying on the shore.
He searched and made INQUIRIES: but
no tidings we're TO be heard II the poor
little boy. He found a piece Of paper
in the pocket of the boys coat, BY
which he discovered who It was 70
whom the clothes belonged. The
kind man went with a sad and heavy
heart, TO break the news to the par
ents. He said to the father. IL am
very sorry to tell youthat found these
clothes on the shore. and could mol
find the lad to whom they belonged;
l almost fear he has been drowned" ."
The father could hardly speak for
grief the mother was Wild with sor.
row. They caused every inquiry tc
be made. but no account was to b.
had of their dear boy. The house
was sad; the little children missed
their playfellow: mourning was order
ed; the mother spent her time in weep
ing: and the fathers heart Was heavy
He said little. but he felt much.
The lad was taken back In vesse
bound for Liverpool, and arrived o.
the day the mourning was 70 be bro
home. As soon - he reached Liver
pool, he set of towards HE father'
house. He did not like to b seen Il
the strange cap and jacket and shoe
which he had on; 50 he went By th'
lanes, where he would not see thos'
who knew him. At last he came Y
the hall door. He knocked. Whel
the. servant opened it. and ssW who
was, she screamed with Joy. end said
l"Here is Master Tom!" HIs hthe
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Original anS sdstt.s Xestrp.



For The American.
II n WELL.
~ ososos W. CONAN.
Isn ven with thscs Is - well with tho ch ilds
Ana she answered; II IL well.
Away In An eastern cline,
Where Israsl's host, In many fertile plain
Watched DER their nocks, and sarnered up the
or golden harvesss--wlsrs the curling smoke
OF Ineence rose 70 God, and whore his prophets
Tho things or future tlme.
Amid the smiling foliage, tnsrs
Arose humble home. Twas In 4 consecrsted
spot tt
Where all without was caim and Joy-and not
A cloud afoao 10 break away The cleaning light,
But shi within was aBsp ish. for the blight
or witherinx death was there-
Yes, even there death came.
Among hose scenes OF happiness, where all was
ligh.
while yssshs rsspsr's sickle cut the harvest bright
The dreaded Reaper nom tho burning sun
t@s~<Ha&3 " ne uaINtst anu nor only ou1s
Her blooming boy was slairl
How could she help REBEL
For oil how difIcuit 10 quell mothers grief,
when hsr loved child is stricken, sni the hour 80
brief
Since she last kissed hIs rosy cheek, and whom
Around him clustered all her hopel How hard
twas thsn
Ferher 10 say, 'us we'll.
But from her heart the spell
OF anguish burst-and from those harp-strings
rent
ny death plaintiff but melodious music went
al know, o God, my hopes were crushed By thee;
I VIII not murmur at ny sore decrcel
Thou hast him-itis we'll"
And had he no'sr returned, twas wen
Her child was taken In HES morning-e'er the
Of false world could lure him with ite wiles,
Into The paths Of sin. Taken BY angels bright,
To their bless homo, and now that shunannite
Could say, 'tis WELL
FaAxxIu Co., fxD., Feb. 80.
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0SE day noisy magpie came to
settle in the quiet Villages of Barnham.
He was on the lookout for . house; and
there was an old thorn bush near Far
mer Weston's stable. of which he svi-
dently thought great deal. =
Now this magpie would get meal
wherever he could, for he was the
most unscrupulous Of birds. Some
times il would be fine fat beetle.
which had crawled out into the sun
shine; sometimes a lazy slug, which
had been tempted out BY the rain; and
now and then, when he was inclined to
be industrious. he would dig for grubs
among the roots of the grass or the
sprouting corn. And as Farmer Wes-
ton could have no objection to this.
our magpie went screaming about eve
rywhere like an impudent bird as he
was. s.,
One fine morning, however, the far
mer's wife brought ont a'dosen young
ducklings for their frst swim around
the pond. %.
"Take care Of your little ones, %
said the good wife, "for,I must go and
see after the milking"
"Quackl quackp' said the mother
duck: as much rs to say, "You may
depend upon me-"
But / am afraid she was not to be
depended upon after all; for no sooner
was Mrs. Weston's back turned than
the magpie came to the waters edge
to know what was the matter.
"Quack! quackl" said the mother
duck; "look at my yonng familyl"-
and of she swan without turning he1
head to see what this cunning magpie
was after.
Now the msgpie was very hungry
that morning. having beenso extreme
ly busy getting together some clay fol
a house, that he really had not time Il
dig for a grub. All at once it occur.
red to him, "Those ducks look very
nice: that little fellow, for instance,
that has got behind the stone." And
he screamed for Joy. The mother
duck turned her head: but il was toe
late now; for the magpie was of with
the duckling in his cruel claws. What
a breakfast had the magpie that NOR
ming.
Afterbreakfast be went to the thorn.
bush, where he already had collected
a considerable quantity Of turf and
clar; and be said 10 himself, ~ must
mind what I am about, for / have goI
enemies now. The old duck will new
er forgive me-" So he laid his stick,
cross wise. in the thickest part of the
bush. He made the roof Of the very
sharpest thorns, interwoyen with each
other. He fortified himself above,
below and on all sides; and all day, a
hc wrought 1t his task he kept turning
his head o. er his shoulders, now on
this side. now on that. TO look for the
mother duck. Even when the house
was finished, and he slept in il for the
6rst time. he awoke in the middle o.
the nighs and rubbed his eyes. simply
because he thought he heard a voice
saying "Quackl quackl What have
you done with my duckling?"
One wrong act often destroys the
peace Of a lifetime.
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Should you feel inclined 10 csnsure
Faults you may In others view,
Ask your own heart, Ger you venture,
ffthAt has not faillngs too.
Lot not tfticnd,y vows be broken,
Rather strive friend to gain;
Many word In anger spoken
Finds lie passage homo again.
Do not, IN Idle pleasure,
Tribe with q brothers, fame;
Guard u a. valued treasure
Sacred as your own good name.
Do not form opinions blindly,
Hsstinsss 70 trouble tends
Those Of whom we've tho'i unkindly
on become our wsrmsst friends.
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0uc P1c1o4Ae 0Ay A4vs ~ 49, 80
Lille were seated IA The piazza ~
mother was busily s,uine. but AIe
was Idle. Her work led lnL|1n 6ouns
and the kitten yas playing ~ =
spool Of thread uneheokc1. HIko
was thinking Of tie brooks and 1ov-
ers; she wished her moehG vou4 let
her 90 and play, and et lat sne eaHpd
her. f't - 8
20. mother, do look euf in1o ~
fields, and zee how beautifully -
grass and iovers look; thezs ise teen-
tiful oriole up On the pe,s-ses. snd =
keeps singing. Here, besos ploooo a.
! know he vants - % play vlI1 -.
Aayntl 1: motherv
p"Oh. Lille. mayn't = 6ttle oiEl d.
I know keep on with hssspyiae tIll q
is 6nished?" said her mother b ~
lply. ss
But mother, / VIII vheo ooue
back. ! want 70 play nov; nayot ]
mosher?"
"Not till your sewing g dnisho! "
said Mrs. Wilson; s.it vii b ooolor
then. ! am afraid Jon vo.A = -
| il you were to 60 ont nev b - ~
sun" s,
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
UNI0H COUNTY DIRECTORY,

Ctacur1 cooHr meets the <th Mondays In Feb
runry and Anxust-may stttwo weeks each time.
ConnoN fLsxs counr meets I'd Nondaysin Feb
ruary. NAY, August. and November except when
thors are ave Mondays In The preceding month
then ist Monday. May sit weeks each time.
Coxnus;os1R's CoUkr meets Let Mondays in
June, Septembef, December and Narch-msy 81
stz days esch simo-