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San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

WELLS, FAEGo & Co.-Mr. Joseph Knight, OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., furnished us daily file
of San Francisco papers. We are also indebted
to the express for election returns Thanks
for these and other favors
ALTA ExPREss-We are indebted to Messrs
Rosenbaum & Van Allen, of the Levee Book
Store, Stockton, agents for the Alta Express,
for Atlantic States papers, &c. We note files
of Harper's HIeekIy, and other pictorials
Posi- OFFICE News DEpoT-Mr Chas. Faville,
of the Post Ofice@Arcade, favored US with
copies of Harpers Magazine for September,
London Punch, and other pictorials Mr.. F.
receives, per each mail supplies of these
journals.
Mr.. c. P. KIMBALL-" The Noisy Carrier =
sent US full files of the Daily New York Herald
and Ne,es. Thanks, friend Kimball, we will
F." see you"
NEWSPAPER FAyoRs.-Mr. j. W. Sullivan, San
Francisco, Newspaper dealer, has, as usual,
sent US files ofpapers too numerous to mention.
1t is our fixed determination to. remember him
to all the readers of the Independent
PoNY ExPREss.-Mr. VIM. N. Denig, of the
Pony Express, on Wednesday last, two hours
before the stage arrived, furnished us files of
Atlantic papers, received per steamer Golden
Age. " The Pony" accomplished this feat by
Expressing his packages of papers from the
Spring Valley House, in advance of all compe-
tltlon. We are also indebted to him for files
of Sacramento papers and" items"
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
RANCH FOR SALE!
Located b ct w G mpo Seco and
Double Springs, Calaveras County.

Double Springs, Calaveras County.
vHyHE UNDERSIGNED, being about to emf
Il CRATE to Oregon. offers his Ranch for sale,
on the most reasonable terms. The Ranch is
Hgown as I" Brothertons Banch," and is loca-
ted about one-haf mile northwest of the Double
Springs, on the main road leading to Campo
Se&o. The land is rich alluvial soil, well wa
tereA and timbered and suitable for cutivating
fruit trees, vegetables, &C.; about 100 Crane
vines and f2O Fruit Trees are now
growing and thrifty. Two small houses and
coral are on the premises, and thirty-fve acres
of land enclosed with good board fence
The above affords first rate chance to make
profitable investment in the ranching business
For particulars, enquire of A. z Hartford,
San Andreas, or on the premises Of
WIN. BROTEERTON.
Brotherton's Ranch, Sept. l2-2m*
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of
y Calaveras.--It is hereby ordered that a
special Term of the Court of Sessions be held
in and for said county. at the Court House, on
Monday, the fifth day of October, A. D. 1857.
Witness my hand at Office in Mokeumne
Hill, this 9Th day of September, A. D. 1857
W. W. PORTER,
County Judge Calaveras County.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

TIE WELL BoRED.--In Stockton the Artesian
Well Board, have bore it well, and well decided
that the well is well bored. We advise the
Well Board to curb the well bored with we'll
board, or visitors to the we'll bored Kill be we'll
bored on account of the Well Board neplectinr
to curb the bored well with a well board
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
County of Calaveras.
l hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of the original order,
made by w. w. Porter, County Judge, as ap-
pears on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
:.....: affixed this 9Th day Of September, A.
Il. s. D. 1857. n. l.. BROUGHTON,
:.... County Clerk.
BY G. D. SPIRES, Deputy. sep l2-4t
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

Domestic JEwELRy.-In making up the list
of articles to be entered for premiums at the
State Fair, California made jewelry was acci-
dentally omitted. Notice is now given that the
best specimen Of this class Of mechanical art,
will receive prize.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
s T O |, T. n !!

nN WEDNESDAY,, September 9th, from
W my cabin in the Big Canon, on the main
Calave~as, one Colts Revolver (navy size,) No.
46.278, silver mounted ivory handle, with
the name, "P n. Snyder" engraved on the
ht The initials, "P. N. S." are engraved on
the inside of the silver plate of the ht. Traders
and others are notified not to purchase the
same. PETER N. SNYDER.
Main Calaveras, Sept. Il, '57-3t*
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

HOUSE RoBsED.-0n Monday last the house
OF Mr. John Steel, near Latimer's Store, was
robbed of Sl20 in $50 pieces. Spanish ounce
piece, So in gold dust, a small bottle of spec-
mems, two gold pencils and one silver one, a
SILVER watch. seven small gold rings and two
large, heavy rings, one ring weighing about 81,
engraved with Mexican flag and six or seven
stars, and letters /" I. H. CT" the other was Il
specimen ring weighing S7.25, and had heart
shaped crest on it.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

D1ed-ln San Andreas on Sunday, Septem-
Der 18th, 1857, JACOB ABRAMS, aged 80
years.
The deceased was native of Fordam, Prus-
sia, and the body was taken to Stockton for
inerment in the Jewish Cemetery.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

CROWDED oUr.-The proceedings of the Ditch
Owners Convention recently held in Sacra-
n.nto. They will appear next week.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

~ eAe sign OF the
Zig Pitcher.
90 street, San Francisco.
2lO street, Socr,1.n,o
EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AMI
IN Tor sale, Wholesale and Retail. ererv va.
riety of
CrOckcry and Glassware.
Such as White, Gilt and Fancy. French Cb;n.
Breakfast and Tea setts; common and Sns
English plated Castors; Wine Stands, Cake Baa-
kets Tea setts of all qualities; Candlesticks.
Glass, Brittania and Plated; Lanterns, Lamps
for halls, parlors or private rooms; Chandeliers.
suitable forsehurches public rooms; fine
Ivory handle and common Table Cutlery;
FINE GILT AND MAHOGANY MIRRORS
In Short Joseph Genella keeps everything in
the line of Crockery, Glass and China Ware and
1a6te Cutlery, and of the best quality, with
Which he will take great pleasure in accommo-
aating his customers either in San Francisco or
Sacramento. He would also respectfully invite
the attention OF the trading community to his
splendid stock of goods just received aud of the
latest styles.
Call and see his stock before YOU 90 else
where, for he feels assured that he has everv
thing you need, and that he can accommodate
you in the prices equal to any dealer in the
State. Genella understands his business: he
is one of the old pioneers in California. and ia
well known to the trade. Don't forret the
BIG PITCHER-l84 Montgomery street. San
Francisco; 2l0 street, Sacramento.
jy 4:3m-v2:l:s
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

CO-IarGmeTshEp Notice.
YpSIIE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
Al co-partnership for the purpose of carry
ing on the Lioery Stable Business in the town of
Angels. Calaveras county, California.
Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses furn-
ished at reasonable rates.
RS" Horses groomed and Boarded by the
day, week or month. Charges Moderate.
G. +. KEMPER,
j. j. BOON.
Anglers August 29th 1851 au 29:tf
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Dissolution.

yHvHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 between the undersigned, under the name
and style Of G. w. Ostrander Co., is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent
GEO. w. OSTRANDER,
G.. f. KEMPER
Angels, August 18th, 1857
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
WILLIAM IRVINE, .Proprietor

WILLIAM IRVINE. ............. Proprietor
yESHE UNDERSIGNED has always on hand a
Il large supply Of all qualities of Lumber,
and is prepared to Eli all orders on the short
est notice, at the lowest market rates His
YARD is situated in the rear of the Kinderhook
Exchange, in the town of San Andreas.
Mr.. |. has also established q Lumber Yard
at Campo Scco, with Boyle 4 O'Neil as his
agents
\. B.-A good supply of long and short shin
giles always on hand.
dec 20, 56-6nl7; WILLIAM IRVINE.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19

|. S C H W ARTz,
Merchant Tailor.
Ell Dorado Street, nert door TO Lings Je,relry
Store, Stockton,
RESPECTFULLY informs the nuhl;c that be
has just received in addition to his 6na otocl
of CLOTHING and '''>
A5Eentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Per steamer Sonora, large assortment of
JENNINGS BEST MADE CLOTHING
Consisting in part of
Fine Black and Blue Frock Goats
I" !" Dress Coats;
g Z" Business Coats
Fine Cashmere Business Coats;
Black and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Cashmere Pants:
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Black Velvet Vests;
Black satin and silk Vests;
Granadan silk Vests;
Fancy silk Vests
White silk Vests:
White and Fancy Marseilles Vests
And large amount of Hosiery and Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods.
Also Cloth, Cassimeres and Vestings of the
best quality and latest style, which he offers to
the public at the lowest market price All those
wishing to purchase
Good and Fashionable CLOTHING!
will find it to their advantage to call and exam
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere
ess- Garments made to order at short notice
and warranted to fit
au % l.. SCHWARTZ.
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-19
Special 4 CITIES.

- = =
DR.. L. j. Czaplzay's Grand Medical and
Surgical Institute Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co Office San Francisco
Call established in 1854 for the permanent cure of all pri
vate and chronic diseases and the suppression uackery
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. }. CZAPKAY
NJ D., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Cief
Physician to the goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Sur
geon to the Military Hospital of Pesth Hungary and late
Lecturer on 7" Diseases of Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ D..
iy 18-3m3 San Francisco Cal
Bear Mountain Lodge NO. rs, E. and A.
M:-Stated Meetings held on the Wednesday Of e
or preceding full moon, in Angels Camp Visit NJ.
ing Brethren IN good standing respectfully invited
attend T. Il. SPONSLER. W. NJ.
". A. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25-tf
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The commnt ications of Ar. G'tEELxY. IL ii
days paper aI~t Dsvs the wantoa character e
5a- slader y ith hss nta IA ner~tsien'fv re taraa
al agnArl him hy ta, aRartingtos GaS .tte stll
kjuared t.raals lis ~ gr.aS uef.-st Imtpfo
vejea .s91s.Ac lHads for y a. nig 0rf re tHe .
20 sL oaee,R the r.-gorte ii sil- insssugatisl
somuslttvs.s ol ta,, late Ilegisilturss Had ant
tsea done. The sb,li o iio~ilsrs ~ impose upot
fAe pubIic nn nd oy gar.l Il pssasss Of the 'est
N .ny. W. uil naVa existed no slger. Iastaai
OF hEug away .he rsiut. ion furnished by Mr.
Greeley to TIE stasemsnts made against hiH, th'
Commit sh .ula have given the correspond
Gic +, ilte public as soon a. eceived
T. viii be sen that Mr.. Greeiey has never
received one cent from the Demo ne Company
no. has he rendered them the less, service excep
~ pay a draft witt funds suppiled by them. Iii
r-ctrd IL without aspot Ia tha mater; aud =
s.a>e of justlce oIgbt To have led to an instan
tsaeous retraeLion o! the si4adcr propaga.ed b.,
the Gaz-tta. ....
W. are npt sure that hr. Greeley il carren
Ia i esspprsitiun ~ - the isaagatHs OF th
Tack upon h'a. gba Committee bad as ere
tar, u. La Cossatt who ua>. undoubt-dly
had u hand in seHdiag forth the wantoa az
entirely gratuitoas inierences against bum, he
case ii wa. discovered thai q draft hal b-el
iravu upon hta. When juaieal iurestigariD,
is al, dr. G ec!ey's gool nams will De r.liso,
OF taIs Eegroech.
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a Cunning Baboon Many are the
ex,raord mary anecdoles related Of the
haboon. A pruy Indian chief possessed
a tame abgon. which, In coniuon with
all monkey race, entertained an intense
dread ,oi snakes, ITS master. iron lnere
wantonness lorclbly entwlned a dead
snake foond the baboons meek. when tie
animal sat mo,onless ior upwards Of an
hour. supplied with fear. and. on the
snake beng removed, stole tlmidiy into
the Iiut soflhe chief. Alter short time
Etbe hah Oh vas, according to COS tom. cal
led on by IL, master TO scratch bis head
but although summoned several times In
an angry woes, II refused To move. The
chief rose aud struck 1t with stick, aud
immediately the enHagsd and aggrieyea
aulnlal sprang mon hstn; the ne,ghbors
hearing tie scutfle, ran 10 see what was
the matter, bat could distinguish nothing
through the dust raised in the interior ot
the hat, except hot clnders, which were
klckrd about IN all directions from the
Fireplace III the Geuter oI the ahoie -
The screams Of the man and the baboon
were iuteit inglrd, TIL AT length the lat
ter dashed on, through the bystanders,
and escaped to some mountains. The
chlet had been seriously bitten in the en-
counter, aud was some weeks in reover-
ing but ultimately regained his strength,
| aud, bent upon revenge. secured the
mountains in search OF hIs antagonist --
H. al las, descernpd his baboon. which
BE- could discern from any other, peepin2
over crag and leveled ii gun a, him;
/ tut the animal Instantly withdrew his
head. and he d Tor ward one OF his com
pauion> as target, instead Of hImsell,
chauerlng loudly as in d. 6ance-so thai
the u,an was compelled to return, iolled
| and dIssaponted.
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TASTE. r .fHed to the mast sa;use perception
OF all the degrees whica liz between tie mot.
extremes Of beauty aBd s3.feFInttg, of pea>u g
aat pain-t'ssfs II aythiug but biess.ng, uai~s~
sarr" .he G - IIdginsns 30 20 deeper into the
e-+ea11a 4 niities q: thngs, aad 10 discover Is
norsl good belealn physical Evil bea4use the
tw7rt Asiect - oar world, even win al Us
l3ra Ines All the xserna character ~ oar cir
Gun Il G .-, eraH wl5u al oar eniuSmaF., aFr
fasa AS uien % PRESENT pieIares rvpdt.ive ard
sh-'FrrH@ Il perceptions nIge detirar rh.a deep
it he cultivation &c Ja-te ashan cAus4a, s.' n
'dght 10 rs proper place, aaf I'm tgd to t
proper aegree, is elniInntiy coaductve T. on
hsppia"s. and eysafaaly 20 oar good TA,t,
4ld eesa rilie it-eif aad get bounds 10 L
aaa eAlst.suas for lts iaWs are as much r,g!4 4ta1
.nea we are teo sublime for rs"ful service aus
10 ieltahte tor datv, as when we descend 10 iAt
use oi sul z.r ep!tbets ard a1, the, absurdlte,
Uf car iat"rl~rz -. SttchH ..
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Mystery, Renson, and Truth.-In an
essay wriiten some years ago by Rev.
Epbarim Peabody, whose recent decease
is SO deeply Iamen,ed by the whole COM
munlty. we find the following apt aud
beau'iiM .iLussraliun: H8@
Might comes down over ship at sea,
and a passenger fingers hour alter hour
on the deck. The waters plunge and
weller aud glide away beneath The keel.
Above, the sails tower up IN the dark
ness, almost to the sky. and their shad
os falls IT nas burden Oh the deck
below. In the ctouded night no star is
TO be seen, and as ine ship changes her
couiss ,he passenger knows not which
way Is tast or west or north or south. -
Wla, Islands, what sunkei. rocks may be
on her course or wi.at the course IS or
wha, they are. he knows not. All around
to him is .Nysteru-IIe bows down in sub
MISSION to utter ignorance.
"Bul men OF science have read the
laws Of the sky. And the mex. day tins
passenger behoIds the captain looking at
clock aud taking note o the place Of til
sun, and with the ard of a book compVs-
I'd of rules and mathematical tables, ma
king calculations. And wien he has
c,uplrted them, he rs able 10 point al
most within a hands breadth 10 Tue place
al winch. alter uuuumbered Win4!ugs, tie
has arrived, IN tue midst OF he sets. -
storms may have beat and currents drift
ted; but TIE knows where they ere, aud
the precise po,ut, wArre a hund.ed lea
CUES over the water, lies hls native shore.
Here Is Re soa approaching aud making
use "f The revelations ( If we may So call
tnen) OF science.
IN GIT again shuts down over the
waste vi waves, AMI the passenger be-
holds single seaman stand al the whre',
aud watch, hour after hour, as 1t ylb:ates
beneath lamp, Itttle uee1le, ~hIch
points ever, as II it were living iii ger,
10 steady The pole.
TINS man taoNs nothing Of the rules
ol aar1gat,on. nothing ol tue courses ol
the SKY; Out feas0u aud experience Aase
gwen aim Faitb ia ne Commanding Of
tlcer oi the ship - t-Itn III the laws tua,
control her course-falth IN the uuerrng
Integrity OF the htIe guide before him e;
aud So llA3ata single doubt he s,eafs
IFS sup Oh, according tn a prescribed
dreclion, though night and the waves
aud thai faith Is not disappointed. Win
the inorning sun, lie teholds far aaay
the sutamtts OF the grey aud misty high
Lands rtsIag like a cloud OH the horizon;
AID as'he hears them, the hills appear
and the lighthouse al the entrai ce ei the
harbor, and, sight OF joy, the sptges, o
tie churches aud the siining roofs, among
| wllicn ne strives 10 detect h,s own
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NEw E,olANa E%kSf5rrs -- Attsr the Ath oi
March Naa Engi4Hf VII! MT haze pro -sl...
gerry Congressman The naW democratic policy
has baHn tha death o' thetn all Toucy last b.,
. n by hl~ will agaraEs - run after runaway
u 'grpea-- sr#dhafy rev siatl hns'lt with th4
Hi,~ol lri Compton 's.s- Wills aaa " Htislpls sac
riGa.d Themselves on tar sifar of frirt!ishio FOR
fia Evet. It's .bseaca Ifnm the Nehr sk, yutt
IA t"a 10 h.S aa~eaee ever snCe--J agne. has q d
aeIl tfe administration 70 his oR downfall Altar
IA sbie rpmai1lax daufnarat from Npw England
val owe b. elaee It h. kHers H. 81 bic 'raD-si
gWp tb~- a fl votes: H5s tn the utaer NIage
er@ry r preventative tron Main. New Arn
pshie' n N.assEUrsetts. Narnua Fooapcsi,u
III Rbatr Sand. Is a throagb-gn ami ul
comp 48l-.ug Republican Eo0r ena4lgg.k ~
fa ~ for 6grghG1sas IL that sactioa III
Ty.rptt
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SELF tcaHArbia --Tsefa il litne in evay
mans education when be- arrives al the convjc-
tts,n that envy II Ignorance that Initial il
su'cda that he must taSa himself fJr bnttar or
a1ES. as ht@ position thai though the wide
arYer-o j. fa! of good. 90 karaea " no3rshng
corn can ehtaa 70 hliH blt tar ag3 a- t3tl te~ H
~ 80 tatt plot ot Grpaad a8ica n given u him
0 All I'll power ,Eh,ch feaisa il b m ~ uass
"a aatate ard noae-bu' d kuo&~ wast that |;
which te ctu DO, nor dees be know mutt b.
has tried Not tnr uoth L one face, oaa char
acter. one fact makes 'aaeA Impression on him
and .nn'her noae. II II nos without pra-e tar
lshea harmony, this sculpture III tts memory
| The eye Wa. p.acei "h"., oHe rAy shouii fa!i
that Z m.gAt testify ot laat particulAs ray. :
Emerson
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Iiow Lager Beer Dris4natei - Many
years ago, shoemaker, Ia small town
near Baabefg, Germany. seat his ap-
pre- tee TO get bottle oil RaHberg beer,
small beer, wbiGa was sold In that
place; but the boy not knowing this e.
went 10 the eily itself; Oh returning ne
met an acquaintance oi Ills, WHO told Ia
that wnen he would eeiAe home ms
..bess" woHid wuIp hlm ior staying out
50 long. The poor boy, WHO was fright
ened al tins, thought II better not 10 90
home at all, tut took his bottle, turitd
IL under Il tree, Il ran away. He tier.
went among the soldiers where h. DIS
ttngulshed mmseil; 50 tlat ii short he
became IN officer. When one day his
regiment was quarterei la this 81 Il
toSn, the Officer thought Il proper 10 pay
! / VISIT to his old boss, tut not eiore be
| TAD gat the bottle OF beer which he had
| buried sofne4sears ago under the tree.
Ahen he entered, lac sad, well, sir,
| here | bring You your boaIe OF Banbcrg
| beer. that YOU saul tne Tor he shoe
maker not knowing what this meant; was
told BY tbs officer all about It. TIE bot.
lie was then opened, ami the beer found
10 be superior Qaalty. hen tass tact
was kaewa, some ol the brewers bu i
deep vAuits where they pu. 'aelr beer Ia
ana called this, after It had lam there fol
sometime. lager, which means nothing
mots tnan lying. fae officer atterward:
a4frA.d tue daughter ei tae sAoeulas eg
aad drank a good d.ai ot lager ueer, rr
celTiag Ill that occupation the assistance
OF his lathcr- I'll law.
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Hsstg Barials. A Aoother warning a.
gains tie loo COMMON practice oil has'y
burIals occurred IN Fremont Sandusky TO
Ono, Iast week. Danlei slearu., Esq.
who had been Ill With fever Tor som,
I'm, to all appearance died on Friday
Afternoon. ali the arfaagec ens were
made. and lh. trends aud the clergy laai
were assembled 10 pay the last tribute oi
respect 10 the supposed deceased. shel
tie bod appeared wa III to the touch
Re.torauves We adminlsi, red, aud IN a
lew moments the man VINO had come So
near being buried ali"e was sitting up
lie Is now Ia fair way ol recovery
Er
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a Constant .Hirtcie. The Bible II

a Constant .Nirtcie. : Tire Bible it.
self IS a standing and astonishing mlft-
Gle. Nfl.trn, fragment by fragment
throughout the course IT fifteen eentu-
ries, under diaeret! states o society ard
IN different languages, BY persons OF ,te
most opposite tetnpsis, talents. aud con-
dnlons, learned and unlearnrd. prince
and princess, bond and rre; east III every
Iofn oi instr.ciive composition and god
writing AMI history, prophecy, poetry,
aid tilegory enhirniatlc representation,
)udlclous Interpolation, liberal statement
prr,ep,. example. proverbs, disqulsrion
epsstie, sermon, prayer III short, all RI
t.onal s.spes ot human discourse. and
| lrta,r z, III recover, on snhlrcts not obyi.
ons bul most difficult. lis authors are
not found. like other writer's. contradict.
ing one aHotter upon the most ordinary
mater Of tac, and opinion bu, are harmo.
| ny upon the whole OF their sublime ane
| momeitous scheme,
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TIPTON, CEDAR Co. IOWA---sATURDAY, FEB 81 1857

Be CouArEous At HoaE.- Why not
be politel How much does i, cost you to
say. Il thank you" Why no, practice !,
at home : TO your husband, to your chill.
dren. your do,Des,,csl Ii stranger does
you some little act OF courtesy. how
swe.t the smiling acknowledgment! ii
your husband. oh, IL is matter oil course
no need Of hanks. Should an acquain-
tance tread on your dress. your bes,. and
BY accden, tear il, how pfoluse you are
with yours Never mlnd-dont think of i,
don't care a al:" if husband does
il, ne gets frown : if child. it's chas-
,ised. All. these are little ,hings,' say
You. but they tell ,nigh,Iy upon the hear.
let me assure you. ll,,le as they are. A
gentleman stops ~ friend $ house and
finds il In co,fusfsn He sees nothing
for which to apologize, never thinks OF
such matters Everything IS rig /, cold
supper, cold room, crying children, per-
iectly comfortable. Goes houe where
hls vile has been taking care oil the sick
ones, and working her life Almost out:
"Don'l see why Things cannot be kept In
order-lhere never was such eros Children
before. No apologies accepted a, home.
Why not be polite at ome Nhy no,
use freely that golden coin Of courtesy.
How sweet the sound those llule words.
Il thank YOU" or, You are very kind!
douhly, yes, thrice sweet from the lips,
We love. when her smile makes the eye
sparkle with the lisl4l of affection. BE
polite to your children. Do you expect
| them 10 be mindful OF your welfare, TO
grow glad at your approach to bound
away TO do yaur pleasure before the re-
quest is bali spoken! Then with all
your dignity aud Authority n'ng le polite.
ness ? give 1t niche In your household
temple. - Christian Treasury.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

"Go-AHEAD."- "A friend who las a
fine development ol the precepuve iacul-
" calls our attention 10 something which
{ If fact) curiausly illustrates The differ
ence between the fast Jonathan and
his father. the old man of steady hahits,
John Bull. lie remarks that on our
Yankee railroads the conductor calls out
go ahead. all rlght' but on The Eng
Iish, "all right! ge-ahead.' And yet 1t
| was our own Crockett who org lated
the expression, First be sure you're
right. then go-ahead