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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
To Teachers, school Ca,lmitteeS.
 Ciergymen and other Friends of Education.

~E beg leave to call yrUr attention to two w books on Phvai224, rom the pen oi prutrs- sor Wor.hins;ou Hooker. of Iais C4RcT. The one, entitled First lnk ia pAysi.lo%y,' k desi-ne! for beginners. IL presents the simpc and fundamental points in clear and attractive manner, t!ose which are not easily understood being reserved cluui daton in the larger work. The Human Physiology gives tlit view of lae suhcct-,nuIh more Iuli than k given in any other Physiology for Schools which has yet been published. In calling your at. tcation Ia these hooks. confident that ,.u cx animation ot them will convince you that they are far preferable to any other books this interesting science designed for school instruction.
 Communications ia relation to these publications may be addressed to the publishers,
 FARIER, BRACE X CO.
 No i Curiiandt Street. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

MILITARY EScAsraESr AT NEW lIWES.-- We lcara from the New Haven papers that Brig Gen. lIalIcnbcck will order out the 2d Brigade Conn. Militia, for encampmcnt and drill. in that city, on the 27th, 2Sth, and 29th of August The Brigade embraces all the troops in Litchficld, New Haven, Middlescx, and Fairfield Coaut!cs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

A I Court of Probate holden at tehieli, within IA and for the District of Litchiield of the 9th day of July, A. D. 1S56.
 Present. CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. Judge. Estate of JOSEPH BiKt;E, late of iitchicli |. in sail District deceased: ORDERED That the Admins trator sail Estate exhibit his administration ac- count to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Ohcc in Iitchiial on the Dist day of July inst at clock forenoon anI that all persons interested may have notice tof this order said Administrator will cause the snmc to be advertised in d newspaper printed in fitcheld, and copy thereof psstcl the public sign post nearest the last residence of said de- ceased in said town of Titchtield.
 Certified from Record:
 CHAl.LES ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Ai m O.!

\ the scn.iu,icr of the season u supply of Iims. for ssl., ot the beet quality ut two shillings per bushcl.
 A. c. LENNON New Preston, June 1its, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Ol--AEI.

h this y;'iigr, on the l4:h instant Iosyru ADAMS Fsah. for nearly seventy years respected uni useful citizen of Litchtied. H. WAS born at ,oxb,lrv Mas, jny llth, lItI. and w.ts the youngest and last 'tfng son of Rev. Amos Al Ims. u.Ir of the most distinguished preachers in Massachusetts during the middle "f the hsst century. EsJ Funeral thi- lWcdncsityl aftrrn ,on, at o'clock
 In lir, oklyn. Julv 9th, Harriet Mulsworth Della field, widow of t!.c late John p,laicld, formerly o New York. and daughter of the iIuu. Bel lanl lullmad.;c If i.itchtivd Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
l.itcEnGE(i House

KIitNEaEAEkNl kRUtsSS
 Village Meat and Fish Market H ALLY Line for the sale of Meats of every kind. Ey Cllms. Lobsters, Sea -B.,sS Ees, fresh aal salt Shal, Haahut, &c received by express on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday .ni Saturday of each week. GROCERIES, ilesh and good, extra flnily Flour, 2oltcd Meal and Feed, Pork, smoked Hams and Il. "ldcls, &c
 fish received daily, and oysters twice week Meals fo- pleasure parties will be got up at a,,. hours.
 ES" Goods delivered in any part of the village
 S. D. WHEELER, Agent. Li.chfel!. Jnne 10th lS5f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Litchfeld, June 2d, 1856
Ladies' Dress {s00tss.

Ladies' Dress Goods. A LARGE assortment of new and fashionable lA styles for summer-opened during the past week at MCNEIL & BAAIhNS 5 litch:;ci, May 27th, l85j 4 NROCKERY AND GLASSWARE New NJ patterns for 1856. of all descriptions. from Boots Stone China Ware down to tLe most ,mmon people wishing to purchase will find it to their in tel est to call and examine this stock
 MCNEIL & DlaAMAN. Iitchlcld, May 27th, 1856. ED ARAsOrS AThe attention of the la,,ies is A called to the splendid assortment of new styles ot rlsols which have just been received from New York.
 MCNEIL & DliAAfAN Litchdeld, M"y 27th, lS5G. m EEoUGa'S PATENT SEIRTS-An import N A ant and valuable improvement in the ,n,.nu- Ectirc Cf l.ics Skirts>uitcl to the latest fashion and for all seasons, for safe at
 MCNEIL & DRAMAN. Litchfell, May 2,th, 1856. TLovES AND HOSIERY 1.-The largest and Sa best selected stock in town, and will be offered cheap.
 a MCNEIL & BRANAN. Litchfcll, May 27.h l85e 4 sARPETS. Oil Cloths and Taper -IIan2ings- V some new patternsjnst received.
 E MCNEIL & BEANAN. Iltchfcll, Nay 27tl,, 1856. G EAWLS Comprising all the new styles for AC Summer will be offered Ut great bargains
 MCNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Hrrra for South Straetll

Fs7I1E best place to buy Dre's Goods of ai de-
 -E scrptions and Trimmings. is at the BE- HiyE- where immense stock has been received this week. at greatly reduced prices For particulars advertisement of $. N. BRONSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

gENilE Court of Probate for the District of Litch -H- teii hath limitci and allowed six months from tue date hcrc" for the creditors to the Estate of HORACE PACE, late of litchhc,d ia said District !cccastd in which to exhibit their claims f allow m'c at'i settlement Those nrglcctmr to present their accounts withiu said tine properly uttcst,a will be ,.cb.rrci recovery. Al! persons indebted! to Sald estate are rclucSte to ike inma Hate payment to ABNEH GILBERT, A lmrstrat,r
 1itchticl July 5th iSIi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

If'fri1t of Torrsao" Prohf, Court J.ne IS 1S5G ENStAlE of ABEL $. LEACH late of Torring;on El in Ssii District. frccased
 The Curt ot Probate Tor the District of Tarrington hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof tpr the criitors ot saii Estate represented nsovent, a which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed A,lbel C. Bradford and Charles A!yo.d Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims Certified by.
 HENRY B. RICHARDS, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at Alvurd x Bros Store in slid Torrngton on the ;sl Thursdays of July and December lS56 ct 10 o'clock in the forenoon on e@h of said days fur the pur- pose oi atcn ling the business of said appointment
 AsinhI G. BRADFORD, commis-
 tu,RLEs ALyoRp, | sJncrs All persons indebted Ia said istate. are requested to make immediate payment to
 ALFRED BROWN. Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

rsNHh highest price paid for produce, taken in A exchange for goods, at my store, No. ! West Street. CHARLES McNETI
 Litchfc1d April 7th, 1s56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

rE~NG annual mcci@; cf stockhn !crs of LitclG- ~ hH!d rem .lss AcaIvlny will hc held at the Academy oa Monday .lst inst, at , o'clock r. '. . Tor the election ut a BoArd ot Ir.u,;ecs for the yea, ensuing
 Li,rhlicl l. Ja,y lisi, !SlG
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

4 GtALF-sKINs WANTED. -casli paid for Calf " Skins, by $. D. NoRTHPAY MsG COMPANY, at their factory ia South Norfolk. Conn.
 South Norfolk, March r., lSJ5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

NN7 7ANTEC.-Hi,les Bark and Calf Skins wanted W at the Tanuery, South Farms, by
 K. BURLINGTON. May 9th. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

r2'HL Waterbury M.r!lc M.nuf,ctery k removed -A-a from ScnNic st to few rods south ut the RdroN Depot where ,ru he t.uni the best stu,t k u! .i srhic in the SL.tc Muuuueuts. Grars,tun:s an,t every article in my iinc II Marble. Granite or Free >"nc furnished u short notice. .t It cheaper ra;cs thln ever w.s hpf, re offered in thi, vicinity
 $ WARREN Waterbury, July 18th. lS5i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

CST-ic'wccn this village an! Bantam Falls 4 Churca-oa the l.th inst Il snu.i- -cnprol over coat wit dara re! inning. Inc finder wi be li& rly scwar'lcd by leaving tie same at this office.
 Iitchiilld. July .th lS.5i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Henry w. Adams & Co.'S

E s the best place to buy Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Coffees, Spices, &c., Sc. 20 bbls. refined, pulverized granulated and crust Sugars hhds. Porti Rico Sugars, also hhs choice Porti Rico Molasses, the best we have ever offered price 50 cents per gallon.
 HENRY ". ADAMS CO Litchfield May o1st, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

bitrirt ef Pano,'i, ss Probnt C,yf Ju,e 2lst lS5G ENSTATE of LEVI MARSH, late of riymovth in K / s'tt i;Srict. Grcc4.-c
 The Court ot Probate for the District of Plymouth hath limited and allowed six months from the date hrre't for the creditors of sail Estate represented in.olycn in which to exhibit their claims thereto m! has appHAtel Leyerctt narrow anl Marvin hahcsl"c tumn- -Siunrs 10 receive a;d examine said Claims. Certihcd by
 A. GIDDINGS, Clerk The suh%'ri,-s give notice that they shall meet at the late rcs cucc 0; the deceased in said Plymouth on the 2oth days of September and of Drccmhcr. lH56. at o'clock ia the aftcrnoon on each of sGl Jays fr tue pHr!r'sc of attcn u; the business oi said appointment.
 IrvErE-r D,ERow. Commits
 MARVIN BL.KEsL.g Sinncrs All persons in 'e5;ei to sail E,tate are requested to n ike inmc .ia:c pa,Incn; to
 ISRAEL E. WOODWARD, A Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

Out of Season and in Season
 have just returned from Narka with awell selected N stock of NEW GooDs, consisting of a few very pretty style Sp7ng DeLaiac Calcoes of entirely new designs and psttcrns. heavy brown sldctings and shirtngs, bieached slirtings and linens with good assortment of house keeping Goods, which offer at low prices for cash exchange.
 A G. BRADFORD, HolcoHpRe. EAEMTN5, Drilling, Ticking. Checks, Linseys, ED W-;cking, and all kinds of domestic Goods, very cheap at BRADFORDS S. Wolcottyille, April atf, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
The Gould Seminary, - An English and French, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
 LITCHFIELD, CONN.
G. H. HOLLISTER. Esq, PRm1DsSr. MISS s. HOGAN. PRINCIPAL

ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
 MISS Ii. J. STYLES. MISS $. A. STYLES. E tPIIS will be received into this Institution de E signed for the efficient and thorough education of young ladies Monday the 7th day of July next The scholastic year is divided into two sessions commenting on the first Wednesdays of November and May next, each followed by vacation of four weeks,
 The number of boarding pupils will be limited : none will be received for less than one year, unless some definite arrangement is made to the contrary hefnre tI,terinu
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

s hAWLS !-Brochc, black Silk, Cashmere. Rarcgs
 ana other styles, for sale at BRADF0Rps.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

the Revolution as in any other State,
in proportion 10 population, aud we
think that her soil, as a general rule,
grows worse men now than II did
then.
"The shameful imbeciity of South
Carolina from Slavery during the
Revolution, and its more shameful
assumptions for Slavery since, to say
nothing of its hordes of Tories do
ring the Revolution aud ever since,
is so clearly seen in the history
of our country, that it is surprising
anybody out Of South Carolina should
pronounce ii libelous, or be so shame
less as to attack Sumner (by way of
making a sneaking justification of
Brooks for flinging the hard fact III
the teeth Of the clustering bullies who
truly represent in Congress that pes
illent State, which, with absurd IN
science aud vanity claims to be the
State-par excellence, The common
wealth Of the continent.
"The honors ascribed TO South
Carolinians Tor bravery IN the Reyo-
luton by Webster and all the com
mon consent Of mankind, belong not
to the shareholders, but TO the poor
white trash, so despised then and
now by their lordly neighbors. The
olgarchy OF South Chrohna was as
,remulous then at the idea Of war
with England, and had the palsy Of
conservatism, as now"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

The Illinois Republican .N5minee The
St LOUIS Democrat publishes the letter Of
Col Blssel To the Republican Convention
at Bloomington, and adds the following com
ment:
Col. Bisseli has many lrienas in this
State. who admire him for the noble qualities
OF his head and heart, aud who will rejoice
O know tApi his health Is hqo..i,.,-
better The services rendered by Bi-sell,
IN tho field and in The cabinet, have endeared
him to thousands of his fellow citizens, who
have never seen his face, and If he were
twice as much of an invalid he would still
have strength and Wgor enough TO overthrow
Douglas and his man Friday, richardson, iu
Illinois,
1t win be borne in mind that the journal
from which the above is quoted is Demo-
cratic newspaper, and Is published IA "a slave
holding State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

SfiH Faster. Mr. Bennett, Of the New
York Heraid, has given orders to Messrs.
r.. Hoe g. CO.. for two magnificent Ten CW-
inder Printing Presses, on which 10 print the
Herald. these presses will cost them when
finished s6OOuU, and will be the largest and
the fastest printing presses in the world.
.Naieriai.4,d The Kansas subscription in
Worcester, Mass, amounts TO $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

with the expressive sentence, "Carthsge
mus, be bloued out" Let us in like man
nor conclude all solemn public appeals IN the
future with the neediul injuncuon Pierce
and his tail Of followers must be hurled from
power" The repose Of the country demands
d. and it should be accomplished at all haz-
ntla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

+ Letter from JUDGE .NcLean. - Men York,
/ lune 1.-THE Newark Daily .ifuertiser Of
TO dav will contain the correspondence be-
tween Judges Hornblower and Mcbean.-
Judrr Mclean after eulogsing The ordnance
Of l7s5, SAYS: II has been 20 me hsource
Of the deepest regret and Of the most pain
fol apprehension Tor the safety Of our lnsti-
tuiions, 10 witness the growing indifference
aud hostility developed mole generally dur
ing the last few years 10 the salutary ptlnci-
pies Df that great measure Of Jefferson
Some, indeed, have yentured 10 question IT'S
constltutonalty, although for near seventy
years Il has been the theme Of culogium with
lawyers and statesmen Of The highest emin-
ence In all sections Of the country, and has
received the sanction of every judicial tribu.
nal in which % has been discussed, and that
too IN The Slave States.
Occupying the position do. It is not per-
mltted 10 the TO speak of the transactions ~
Kansas 90 their legal aspects; but ! may
say with yon. that ! contemplate the violence.
bIoodshed, and civil ami intenal var now
transporting there, with mingled emotions oi
sadness, alarm and IN rtlfc1uOn.
They are the fruits Of that i'i-advsed and
mischieyous measure, the repeal OF the
Missouri compromise, which from The first
have earnestly depreciacd and have no
hesitation n saying that the Immediate adj
mission of Kansas ms State into the Union
under the Constitution already formed COM
menls itself 20 me MS "a measure Of sound
policy and well calculated 10 bring peace 10
the Territory and the country
No intelligent observer can fail 90 see
that The tendency of one institutions X now
rapidly downward sud all history and expo
renee show that no free government with
such tendencies WINS ever arrested BOO its
downward career wilhous revolution, either
by peaceful change 30 DE pOucy and rulers,
or by the Dioody arbiument of the sword.
IL Is an axiom m government. as clear as
any inuitve uuh, that no free government
can rest upon any other than 70 sound moral
basis. In tins must consist its strength
How mu. D. OF ths foundation remains for
our model Republic, It will be well for the
people, yet wdu.us and enlightened, TO pom
der 90 seasoL. II they do not see aud APP
preclltc their danger, Il is 90 vain that they
bold the power to apply the corrective.
The PRESIDENTS distractions. The follow
ing IS the telegr4phic de-plch from the
President TO Col Sumner "a answer TO the
letter of the latter, iuquunI whether he
should use hs forces TO project the settlers
IRON ihe uihus:
WAsHtN0roN Cry, Nay 81. 49,
To Col L. T. Summer, Fort Le1U,Hcoah
hav" just sent by telegraph 90 Gov. ~hlu-
non, despatch, OF which The following Is o
copy
Since my telegraph Of this morning was
M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
NEW BOOKS,
which will be sold ut Retail,
LESS than City prices.

Tie Earnest Nnn
Tie III. and adventure, Of Robert RomaIo Vas.a
Morton
A go journey round ihc World
Nmfied and moi mated, by Alice Gays
Nrw Eleliui Hand BOOK of Games
tsdy's Gu'de 20 perfect Genuluyi
India tho Pearl Of Pearl Rivers
The Uuos1Y ripetsi
The spauus 1tass Papers;
Plu-ii. $50. Tab. by uoo.ticFai
Hiawattu, 10y tongf.llnw
The Gieoo NoantuuGid.,by Blythe White, Jri
Eafnust Linwoudi
Nefpuicri
tn'umhf,
The Ribs History OF Prayers
The Rnuin sdei
T.ugIriuWn lrtcisi
rpzya Tales, by lleman Melville
k'nfs ard Qletnsi 10y Abbott
EfIh ilHie4
Wulfdnu5
Cl.tr U.ll By Mis- srwsu.
uum1nHs lstad OF ruh+, by IhHshsr3
Chn.tine or Nouau's Iiias ald Iuumphs
The Deserted wife
Which. the Right oi tho Len,
Tho Winkles;
Iuln as was and h.
Web ..efs uHahudsed pciionaty
" Inivefsuy
Qunuu
Pc.oo'i'. History of fhilNp2d
M8crHuy's 90 England Vol uud
Wsf boo kausfst
Modern Horse uoctof by d. nodd.
s.1I. WALTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
d.. nENNY HGRrNEI3 I. lNe. lL5a Es ~ ,1,h.sl.

Ihis fIcplrafi01 cumpfises bottle Of Liquid and
jar oifumadr. Whenuppl,yd at olt rooms, su'oa.Aer
Is On te untd Che liafis fiuv res'orfd
II ueFcs Tails Restoring tHr Hair when its los. has
been caused 1f iHrrr sichncssi end seldom rtqufes
moto Then one BOTTLE Do arrest iis faIhus out.
49, 600 article uf toilet a. d. Invaluable, as 10 keens
the hlif hfaihN cod gives go Do extremely esganf
apneH rance.
3D. duoss is generally hereditary. Moilcfs should
nsc BE- upon hei chtldfens held. % MOI mefcly aids
he growth ofthe Hair but 10 sure 90 prevent ultimate
badness.
Scot 80 anv part Of tho iicd statos upon tho rc.
ccipi of 81. Address ordrrs 10 rfopfioiofs OF the
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, 3sn broadway, New
York. n. d -usual discount TO the trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
PRICE TwENTY.FIvE crs.

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h.. o,su bishI, sufcs--ig ar.ri.g.' i. b. ', -
secret dite.-es in drns thousand, ,l ... u, ,t ,
of FHtHdeI nhlH ninue
Ihe ptarfce of ut. uunief irs l.fr b,.o .,t.f..,.
hrrHIY unhUuHird. hut so the connect .,...,..... ~
uuucr0u rfftrns. ho has been induced bal ,t.. ,t,
fphrfe of his piuiessiou.l u.eluinrs. d. ti. s,,,
900 large, though ihn usituH of b +. F.. N.a...i 49,
and Hand roa.t Dor tbr Amirisdit
o. is BAL volume fIit OBJ. U..f bs ir rl. bead , 1850
family nthe laud ,.bstis. ,.d . ~ ~
sector vices. ofas 81 r.,rs t,, nm, .li'
thr most awful bod desttuety, cnr.r.,y,, ,,.,'
un nsnkud fli thr sins Of sensusl,t, .i ,,,,," ~,
oven tint ''" '"t"'' 81
Itisa .ofuro that b.. received tt. ,...,.i ..f go
comwendHrioH ofthe ffst plnsirisns boz boz. d nd .le
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
DENTS TR Y !.
DOCTOR M. NEWTON

HHlrE wishing 10 consult ine ptolessionHily % my
umani must do ~ from ths lst Go ,ho 1871 OF Do
mouth. shall VIII. Waterbury, 900 ihr alIh ut .u.
u1N, and shalt nlsovlsit stowe ttn IHih of F,b.
ntY -hnli tcunin Dut Tow days DOB snch pllro.
uHlUf tu iulhll enlargement -Cul.rauaufIt. tlo.r
wishing 600 consult mo Ht than timo wiIIculI Without
d'ny, thus rnHh ius mo to fuiiil 40 rns eomrn,. 30
tna shortest space of rrfhHqs % wall nnt h.
necessary inr ono DO say tuYhlns moro 900 frsurct Go
m' qualifications osu Dentist, thiu that htyr Gu.
llycdu lttgrf practice nr thu l.t .IN vrfr. ttu amy
other nouust iu iho state, Owing tn como rocsnt
improvements aud increased foilurs iof Nia mann.
Hcufe of parts or fun s't. of Teeth, s. i t. a.,
lnsoit Plltes cf Teeth CHEAP Rthauany nenti.t tn
tho state and iuustthufn in want of .ct vi rorih
viii "a least eau M me hrfita hifua thof Nlfk Ia
olsew heTn aud if do uli surcrsd in giving
uou both as 90 the Ft % Hnd work tit, sI,ll bo.n
Titled ia my srr,ices q q ATS, audasti has bseon,
prictce with SOFT 'iu nenusstu poe trtvrIpf az.
ekpenses, shall noise nY fhtfgHs according IA tbe
circumstances aud tn 10 cases me, shll bs AZ .,,,
able a. tany other u1re 'n thi. Stare.
Teeth inserted upon Guta Percha base. If
desired.
Montpelier, Jan. lait, 1850. liar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
Under SIND. nndnrnunrs.

Aeompleta assortment Al FlrLnis
Dec e. 1885, "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

o." The best and worihlest members Of
the Democratic party cannot accept the
Cincinnati platform of propagandism and
lawlessness senator Hamhn, of Maine,
has renounced pubhcly hls connection with
that bioud-sluiued organHltiou and Hon.
Lot NJ Mlruil, Of Augusta, Chairman Of the
Maine Democratic State Committee, and
President OF Inc present State senate, has
notified hs cullra 'ues thar he cannot support
either Buchanan or the platform On which he
stands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
Thcy are nllcrativc. rcstorntivc

Purifying tho n'oud-the -fo.t Fluid of Life,--ond
llr.H. .roue.h tHt tome fH the vhui. system So
'HIIy -hnI.l bon sIuala uay without them. ne u etf
uar.y u.e Niii prevent murh sickness AGO expense.
inHr % rcHis. tO.eupiy
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-12
BE Systematic.

4 contemporary tfuly says this wil add more
TO your convenience than you can imagine.
II saves time, saves temper, saves patience,
and saves money. For time il may be a
little troublesome, bu, you will soon find Il
easier TO do right than wrong; that II rs cd
sier 10 ACT by rule than without one. Be sys-
,ematic in everything let it extend 10 the
most minute trfes Ii is not beneath you
Whitfield could not so 10 sleep at nigh, if,
after retiring, he remembered taat his glove &
and riding whip were moi in their usual places
where he could lay his hands on them in the
dark 10 any emergency, and such men leave
their mark elFthe worlds history Syste-
matte men are the most reliable men they
are those who comply with their engage
menls. They are minute men. The man
who has nothing 10 do is the man who does
nothing. The systematic man is soon known
to do what he engages TO do; 10 do il well
aRd 10 do il al the same lime promised, con
sequently he has HE HANDS full