Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
HUMOROUS PARAGRAPHS.
Il Pfigter's Exll0FGati9n.


Q N u I.-Cold winter is at lGg-. Veg
citation has 3 I'D, and tie beauties Of tie
landscape have faded, and the earth now an
pears d sad & 4. Old Boreas comes and
signs laoarnful L & G ever rlle graves Of
the towers, and the & * I seem 10 sleam
from frosty ffmament The freezing blast
piorees as y + the half clad form Of want,
While the tears of 2 [ arc c0ngealed in tteir
respective fountains All L who are in Ii Z
circumstances, and not troubled with II q
pockets, ought now to X am n tho coull
Of those around Il, and proceed with Il r G
2 mitigate the distress Of the ueedy-witl-
out waiting for any certain < z D n c.
and thereby merit tie honor which The K Il.
n c Of such an act 3 slows. The poor r
2 Is found in every Of the country. "
r--a then, the earliest opportunity Of
paying that debt of charity which L o to
your fellow creatures in distress.
IN C.H found end Pag"-What Il
weird Of woe is contained in these few words
to the poor artizan and mechanic! III,
call around and pay" says tho rich nlan to
avoid the trouble Of going to his desk to get
the necessary funds, and tie poor man is
obliged 10 go home to disappoint his work
men an. - al VINO osPene upon MN Tor fher
aae - :. ~ e.sy matter 70 WORK; inc cry
Es''l cory "a els he Is an iEaependen' iIea
y. Ing aots - sustain s9otseA' 'H9 ~
oor y 9oai own iia'ios. ana 4 may pe eas'iy
.l aIa,s Whae eFastihg aofee thGre Is IN
man gba ienen a mon 9h.t y nav ,.'c Co 0g.
tance. II those who could pay would only
thorsaa,ss :, . condition, to do I,,a,y;so o,I
wauIa nreyoat mnet, n,ieerv aud ,i;s,rsss 'N
g
sgaJea.--ah e&eaaags c39;ains the tol-
ie%iag hoa8e =. -, i'Eohe inso poke. 81
tle eaifoy OF tbs 7aer saaa" time 9nring
the week, 2 .sa leu lo il e.a&
- . Nzsl { II c9...e 's2ha = n S.ef{ 81 u,
sla = earnestly rec -. tiie o% aer 10 one
ana 'ake ia, II aW4y we nave eeen |''''o0t
eo.jsa. E5pon enc side is beautiful l5dv
With handkerchief to her cyos-goee,i.l
to th.at that saa has 70 mate, ard a 9,;gb.-
cap en- / pele as q signal Of distress -
fist in drawing loqs Tbo yanLe@ wbCn
there Yves ioe 10 lii. generally e,n4~;vod
to secure tao snail end. Tor whi.S f,r,o-
or rebukad him. er.t tod hin }g7ar. q, s,.a
the hnts end. Dinner CANE aa5 with il o
sursr laaf Of indian qaaams. .J5Ds,lln
sliced eli generous portion e. tas lore
part, giving sas farmer w.aH. -2e.a.ul.
%, "a sess ia&e 70 s{st ea4.
o. - TO : '.55g.--telF bsga 6.,a -.a
beea. 4s4lze o.
- 81 szF}sa. ma
:.E6-y6u have 5en enjnr.,r4. vou
know I cautioned you about going Q tds
creek. | VII haze to correct YOU LooS
at yonr HAIR, no" wet 1t IS
-. nc, ma, this IS not vatac-l5 Is
sweat :.
LAY, Charley, haze caught you tihbing,
GBov triup,'bantIy5-"o 7 5i1 tsat inst
now. ma. CLIMBING lie fence .
-, -.
dsst2 hfsazSst -ihe Albany express has
tie la.ie1 1a Fertisement -. VI anted 81
a9.s Daaasa ifisaTan to hold my. wiie.s
tongae-she and ! being unable to keep it
''9' '''N''' s'''''
Inc Ian who cheats the printer LEFT town
last wae1 ia company with tha women who
f9ss her husband. They were Joined a
sao9 distaa nee from town ~ the fellow who
bal BAL - . '-0'' - ''V'l s'01 Niger
-, = Satl wno haa become urea OF single
. y. "tose mus 70 nsr s~aln' AJeeE
Edward Hcldarn.an Is iIs:stin' That / hall
have him, and then as how Ire HUGS and
Kisses ME so ca4tIn ally that | cant hold 0ut