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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

fOaTLAND, Feb a-Arr bark q walker. Ray.r. ao..
Ton; brig. Jss srosn Rrown yscs-nsiie va Holm :.
Harriet iro, and Edward Everett Mathews rcrfoIs AZ
H%ss. ro. &c 4, sYi sds. .s.
ga NV h ,,as asm Of Portland SIG
Isan Gsr,ueso. jean Bspus'e tss', Ponce Pr; schr
Ann Poor Saiansss SD Ssis lola wyhe Srs. xsn,en
aaS AT brig RIO er.pde Mccobb, xsl.u,s, steamer
noe sss ssea rresmsS Hsssns G eassd Sss
Ell caruena, "a bsrks Gen Taylor sArss Hale Merrs
'1 ssou sip' s.e .sS,. xp..
brcoss Rockingham, Lewis Ann. Mary, smith Frs
SosTssT,3gTH rss Ear :ch,. toesous Latham Nor
We wilmi ssn, NC schr o Cowsool whey fsnsier
-fsf ssfs fs ss'ss mo-, nass ~
indies whaling Sth arr schr Granite State NYors FOE Bos
sSoy nTo.s e., re- sm smith s,
ass and a. .csr SUPPOSE 70 be sSe SsscsI Sur
ION from baltimore for Providence anchored under sandy
.ss: ~ $SoIGIss "a sGs s's Ferry Do :s
sreer.s sssci Hunnson. Ii and xo% below ' seSs
w s c Foam for Baltimore.
ss 81, ,.s $.,:
sALFN F,b a-xrr brig Henrico rsse Para via Holmes,
hcpsn ssa s Ts s S.Srd Hss S
ss;s I:irs ~ - ss ss's''' Hanson
so;ss c s1s,, xm SnsSS0s No n.ss
sarah Ann Rowe Bsler do for do fe ssc
ss's xH-@rr and AID -chrs s,esou and Indian, On.
brig Panama 49, . ""
IN pot .chrs MATT Msnin, CnsdSourn. ar.c. e,rs
., AN, bark vssta from Malta for Bos,os @'-os ~
7ih, ANAL brig Alsmode, Cracker C.rs.n.. g. -.
land; schr Han from Beverly. '""- '" r~'-
h-In port schr Hall The Of the feet having ala
-IAysToS, Feb N-s,d .chr Salmon w~hsurr. r,r..,.r
schseET. Feb BAR scbr Ocean Star Tide, S.-,.x
y Si hnf gss Ss2- sa X. s.v Ana,
WARhES'Fes S-Cd bark Paul Dogs. pl..r x.,aa...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
INSTALLATIONS.

Rev george f. L-oUsrt Installed the 9Th
ut pntoy OF the Pessst p sro cruruh, -here nc had
been preaching up~Ards 81 40 yesrs oy com mee OF
the Presbyter Of lo~sC,y
Rev David hAsih iDsta led psstor OF the Union
Presbyterian church pnsde lpnia Tuesday evening
last
Rev. Edgar CLARK sss instssd pastor OF the First
Presbytefian churci 10 seiiss Y, on the 10th un
Mr.. Alexander beLsao, J, OF NeH York Mills N. Y,
Wa Ordained sDd installed pastor Of Congregational
church In Fairfield u Jan
Rev. LutreY B. Cone 80. iostaed over the Third Con.
treeAtonal church Of Ctc,p-e, a.s on tue leth ult
Rev. p. Jacob installed over the church or
Knoxville, Iowa. BY Aspmpii &c OF Des Monies Pres
bytery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
s,Autun,r,.'

Autnmna rich veil OF purple mist Is resting Il
In royal splendor over vale and stream,
Giving q strange, rich beauty to the landscape
Like the enchantment Of some fairy dream. #
From deep blue skies that bend seriously Ger ua
Il a shower of softened Sunlight seems 70 fall
That, like His allpefsading love who gives II
Sheds its sweet golden l1stre over all.
Bright streams grow brighter as they hasten onward
Rich fruits ate blushing on each dropping bough,
And fading flowers are shining in the garland
Thai binds fair Autumns calm and shining brow
son, fragrant brcezes gil with plaintve music
The forest aisles, whore mingled light and shade
sst on the rostto1ched leaves that grow in dying,
SO beautiful, only TO droop and fade.
And al this brilliant overlooking beauty
II but q prelude to q sure decay;
Transient as dew drops, which, at early morning,
Gem with their glistening pearls each dropping
Yet this air scene should bring no thoughts Of sad
ness
For Nature speaks, to those who heed her voice,
In accents ever sweet and ever hopeful,
Bidding each weary human heart rejoice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

When Judge Henderson Of Texas, was first can.
didate, he visited Frontier county in which he was
except by reputation. a stranger. Hearing that a
trial for felony would take place in few days, he
determined to volunteer for the defense. The pris-
onsr was charged with having stolen a pistol; the
defense was !. not guilty. The volunteer counsel
conducted the defense with great ability. He con-
fused the witnesses, palaTered the court and made
m able eloquent and successful argument The prs-
ioner was acquitted--he had not stolen the pistol.
The counsel received the enthusiastic applause Of the
audience. His innocent client awaited himself OF the
earliest interval in the hurricane Of congratulations
to take his counsel aside. g Ny dear sir" said he,
N You have saved me, and am very grateful have
no money do not expect to have any and do not ex-
appreciate your service uou shsH hoe tie pstoi u
So saying, he drew from his pocket and presented to
the astonshed attorney the very pistol the attorney
had just shown he had never stolen had in his pos
session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

eir David Brewster argues that the making Of a
World II waste labor unless the surface Is afterwards
stocked with inhabitants and without very strict
Appssi 70 the aualogies furnished by science, he
scoauts much on what InRrite powers may do in
Adapting fational creRtnres TO conditions OF all pos
shit kindss Tine sun, fhe lava covered moon, and
eyt Neptune which rolls through space in perpetual
afiq Nigh are supposed BY Sir ilayid to have their
inhA htanta 4 II well known that the majority Of
pkuen noience are opposed to this line OF reason
Ing faEIng The ground, that with regard to the
plaseta " our system the evidence ii very nearly
that the earth II nearly Of quite alone ID
e sboss ibst y 4 NJ re asrsy ~
rad1l1y liqhid Saturn, which is not heavier than
eax1 q tnade up mainly d liquid and vapor and
99g ~ the outer planets are regarded as untitled
t&eit nature IS well as the absence Of light and
The higher orders Of LIE. The earth, on
lsalds which " tho largest Of the solid
plas n lA the temperate zone Of the planetary
and ar earth aud water have here their most
relatiens tins adapting It, especially and ex-
cadat6lgs - the abode Of NATIONAL creatures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

The Yankee Blade tells the following anecdote Of q
college chum: H, q member Of one Of the
classes was distinguished not less for dry wit and sly
waggery than for his address in evadng the writing
Of themes and in paming off the braincoined cur
rency Of Others as his legitimate Htender.'' One
Monday morning he read theme of unusual merit !;
but Professor A. !" smelt rat" and as H. finished
and sat down in the pride Of conscious innocence,
asked So Is that original, H ~ /" Yes, sir.''
Are you sure Of tgn queried the Professor doubt
iingiy. Why yes, sill, = replied H, with the i'm
pertnrbable gravity and that pasteboard counenance
he always wore it had original over it in the paper
took it from! y ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
RtlD GfItsss |laiIu Grssfsat,


-
AAls e scssa sssss
Everybody b. = isesang e 81 e hone, ana %
thst Ane everybody a. sspe picture Of y
ffIn lcor,rspdnissnt u III, Tr6ursS wiIl bs *,
Sasy tntssssssng IS O. s e
~ - y y IVY n @ ~ snvsv a Won
& ~ Y s1S ~ srite q * A.
4 G ;s ssss ~ s51 sssSf roSrS kefN o feol her
.. e. e !. sss .l s.d ] ~
n ~ ssSs fjSs eysni,,g NJ fhs
b sssf ~ tsoi ,s,uhts tSst -.
iissS jsmSTsS s ia aysf all sthsss
sa r., Ss:aS 2sss.lst " 80 sosnsthiss
- iisS1,lS sfsi3e ThSri liis 8 s. mech
ai5{7 5@s X III - sisrkk mi en- 1gkaf arc
i u f2s2 4Yisa ana III their
5sS ESsss5 N II III. fsc NV SiSs .f6en
Ss M ssssr 3ss u I'd sup.
~: m ss1 sss e iSssE Sudscious
sS9S late eating
III ~ }feed from the
n q ~ jt6Ufeas our women.
n 3ss sSssss tsssS NJ - the washing ii
IN ~ = ssss m 6xS nt,tD0ss niece
ri r. sssf ~ ~ ~ = 266 itAple Of their din
s55s ! n Sai "a kfSsfe ard sappers
~ i - rDe{ei. unraSnted.
\ sss- ~ ~ isgef washed and only
" cl66aas oe society are rigidly
ssa sSs Z " e ~ ring ambition II gain
5sGfIas Tho ~ horn to wear hand
& NJ Ssads q sear tbern iii they ale, and
p - v1l i,,rI,e4a Tina rranBmothers
sS "a "a woauen take care OF the chill
47Ei ri SSSlilrl ! onea hear them constantly,
r. - sSs9snta Il he church ali aspiring
Ri y sss 4 fs Isl gis sGoyernn,ent for i GER
saSES sSIYaSS INA haf;sr ~ vrrsn,,pd
S ~ = r Iii they can stand alone;
= g s56S{ ~ 1SSdlhe sifincs and trained to
~ ~ - ffS6ns,,Ss 9iss, III are dressed
{Si75. 81 VIifdSi M pablio DrOInenades, Al
N 81 iii Win Rorgkese vor
II " 31 - e 4 Iilisa ID tbe turf, Ill through
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
poRTABLE AND STATIONARY srEAm

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States of Louis
lana Missspp Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas Texas
established ut No, 10 Gravie street. New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States receiving
from eight sixteen month, of "a horse
power Of these eeebraed Engines which after test Of nine
all giving tho most complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
uTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
GESsIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
no brick work to put them operation special skill set
them and but the smallest proportion of fuel them
Also
Constantly IN store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Strnuhs
Iron feme Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton seress
Carver Improved Gin Stands Shaft.
ing, Pues Stands Boxes and Bolts, ready TT out complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw and Flour
Mills, which be put in operation few after being re-
ceiyed Descriptive pamphlets, with 40 testimonials viii
sent by mail to any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
aust lysW No. 70 Craver street New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

The witty and conyivial Lord Kelly, being in his
early years much addicted to dissipation his mother
advised him to take example of q gentleman whose
constant food was herbs and his drink water What,
madam said he, 3" would you have me to initiate
man who eats like beast and drinks like fish 2"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

A FAST LADY, lady of williamsport, Pa,
killed two pheasants Of single shot one day recently
She accidentally came to where sportsman's dog was
her hand ut shooting. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

Keep yolsr best FOOT foremost says The adage
But IL there - any difference between mans eet
ard he keeps TIE Best 1renfost all the time be must
6tend tpy eref q move very wkwardly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

When Jack Jones discovered that he had polished
bis bedmstes boots instead of his own lie called Ii
an Of abaring aud eonfopnded
hard, too, aisdef Il inik Ia. z 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans. :
Be that the 18th January 1851 before
the subscriber Justice OF the Pence In and for ths city
Aforesaid personay Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler. Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Ceans being duly
oong law depose and that the above
lust the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS, H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed l2 day of January
1857. CHAS. N. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans,
The Board Of resolved
cash the outstanding certificates pros to the
holders thereof their legal after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY 4n) per earned premiums Com
pany for this year ending 3l December 1856 for which Ger.
will be Issued after thu 18th Of March
Ths Company continues insure against the peril Of tho
rivers and loss damage by rs at the OF
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
John r. SHAW. Vice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans {
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1851 before
undersigned Justice of the Peace and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans Who
ing duly according law depose and say
foregoing transcript
from the books OF said Company
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th July 1851
tSignedl c. j. MANSONl, Secretary.
lSignedl CHAS. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved of
Sig cent in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof their legal
after the I'd Monday August proxmo also declare v
dend offorty AS cent? the pre-
miums of the for tn year ending 3th nne
1851 for which certificates will be issued the 18th September
and resolved further that after
DOLLARS of profits that all the outstanding certificates
company of the issue Of per
of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep, esentatives as follows
That of 1850 and after 18th OF August next,
That Of 1851 on and after 18th of September next.
And rs 1852 and after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will
to be produced the time of and cancelled
tent pajd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
HARDW.AR

rlEDs' FOUN DRY, NEW oRLEANs.-;LEEDs 4
IL Co., Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical
Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans
gar Kettles Clarders Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Irun Columns and
Fronts for Buildings FURNACE Mouths Crate Bsrs and ali
duly authorized are prepared to construct
STII.LMAN'S PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE. X
fel2 d&W1y y ggb q, SPY LEEDS co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans
Belt remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President
ye Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law,
pose and that the above just and true and
correct Transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. r. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this nth day of March,
A. d. 1867. G. NJ, BRADFORD,
seccnd Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orlsass
The Board of Trustees have resolved OF six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday in May and have
scrip dividend Of THIRTYFoUR PER CENT. the
earned OF the ending February 2 1851 for
which certificates will be issned day
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

Ssgs rancz.zs.rrr, PDNVCI4ARTItAIN RAIL-
IAN diAesHaa3sAtSSs ROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT-
k2As @asZssssE From and after Sunday, November LIST
1857 the steam train Will leave as,foiows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW oRLEANs.-In
conformity with the requirements of their charter the Cres
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June 3d. lR57. SS4S 9aS %
Amount Of unerminaed risks July ls 1e6.. 1889 99 IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
NIs M 90, .I,ENTsKs AND sUII sst;

1 Patent Sawed w EouSh dressed
frosa very heart her for sale al S4 for rough
and 50 per for dressed, in lots suit purchssers
Lumber sawed ,ugsier. 80.
aSle SIN STAR PLAYING Mills. New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

- A. +. COCHRAN 4 HAIL.
e Gravie streeo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

city at and O'Clock p. N.
Car will leavs the city depot every morning at
o'clock and the Lake every night hour after the
train Extra special trips when required BY notifying
conductor. 49,
station House has bsen erected At Gsnty Ridge where
o'clock A. ~ and o'clock + NJ and coming up o'clock
9Fsre and from GENTLY RIDGE by Horse Gar cents
A. N. and 3o'cock p NJ Fare each why, is cents
Conductor AUST have timely notice to STOP matt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

T.5.sy IT.. .--,lff ,s.g,r- E-~y.vsiar' ". -H|.
JNY v.rtu.a- vrr - = 3 T-s-i. fT'rl the
Iuit. state. Cir.Iir Court J'- District " HI
MOI ~ Is f.-rfuH - a., aud against
Oryi. Y ADAMS 4ri Knee and r AlIr1-s have levied
o. rI- follow ru. r-I.T-y- 80 Wit
,,,.-r , ,r.:r.. Sad twenty. 70 '.- 'iry af u sale
49, fF undivided .,.'r + - srr'f I'f os nE.
- 4ri the ufs, -i "is-itf 81 ta -rst half tHt TIE
north iaE tic I4.f .' tia .f''-' ItTL"T
----i.n 81 I-f3 v:'i.i n--tEl' 90. The sTr.r
halt: an! t- -a1 htf ~ 10. '''' u. ''- north
wet q.af;.r - --...uu 'verryv-'' - ~. .1 town
tis.. ,rUr -. uus'' rang. '-' .. fi~ tFi pm
.lI,i. meridian li-p. -. ~p"1.t grfrj'r - section
= tDu -or-i. eat 81 principal meridian
containing I-rs-. No. al -Trst'sr-- quarter 20:
section >: north rEEr- one eat 81 80 p NJ
Also. a. north Isit ',a of the northwest
quarter -, - 9TH ra..- cu- east.
containing - A-u. the Undivided HI.' 81 i've
acre of lf the aor'i-rI-t fractional quarter, ani
H. south part southwest fractional quarter of
s-cton ~, ~ u"T-t. one eat Of - p M
Also all that PARTON OF i- northwest quarter "i sec
ZION HnTif. -s-t % 81 T. II. which
h, the IiiL.'- Central Railroad and
on ~. -,.lth Of the Illinois River. containing ~
TO- NOR or -. Also. Dot number i U hcs uau-
her e. Ia III Cry ~ u Sale Aso, tie northeast
quarter - n. north quarter o. section "a town %
north. rang %: 80 T. all OF tie above pro
perry -itaa tie County u Ia sale and state o: Hi
moi, are; taken III property ~ o. = Adams
VIII shall exp. to Put;r sac. the twenty third
diy ci 81. nest At :f- Cnur i1g-, door ia OF IN
said County. u. highest and best bidder, Tor ready
money.
sal to commence f.t7vcc. The hours Of O'Clock a "
and sunset OF said Rag. Da;c this 18th 'iy O. Arrl- 4
u. -. IRAN NhE-
my4 T. $ Nor,Fa1, Northern, MT. .f Hiiaoi-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23
DaHEOS
Wooden Mandatory +! !!

TyfIE Undersigned take mis- method Of Informing their
,- CUSTOMER and ti- lufii, generally, that are
,4frsg T. ~ i-ft CIT -- Spring Machinery that
viii .ua4e tnjag4 more taat double tie amount 4
t..E- 4. -saf,v done. jE- demand Tor Goods
warrants -Fi- 'rii y e.Irry ami W. hope T. -.
.at.-.-.t.r % Aang-> O.. Hu0eu GuOd- for col
" ~ never have. s-I 30 intend card ,8t" wool
r-r- or ....t r.F --. faf ii wool orr goods
F-r..t,! b. tfH- respect and also for durability We
.. ralr.r-e .yeI..e DT Wool fasts-rv. gle fa.-
rurr = -...I- n..- Heavy t~-iIleTes, Sa-u-l-.
J.f- flannel So. .7r,t' l..i-. E-us-r- a.t 20. -
l-- Yarn. Cau-t-rai l 4'rerra Ea. D. pals o. sock
IaTl ar.I~r- E.i rr%- aG TEE % -r--t grades HaG
Esr.t- at l.rs-. 81 z-1 los Bic u Ned R-I
Cs.E-I &c. ~. wi" manufacture. for merchants
and VOL e. Dr., ~ hundred pounds ard Up
wards ITO Stocking. Yarn. any - the above aiaus o.;
goods, ou liberal tarrr- .sr ra-a ~ vol. A-o,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

How TO SELECT MoUsEKs -Nessrs. Eds.-
have tried poisoning rats, but find they
soon become very careful what they eat
and l have founi that Gcod cat is the most
effectual remedy. As is the case generally,
there are only one or two rnou>ers in 4 litter.
/ will give a rule which | received from a
young German, and which | have seen tried
enough to know that it is good, if it is i cat
story. A poor cat is about as bad as rats
The Germans rule was, when the kittens
were old enough to be playful, to catch 4
mouse. and holding it by the tail. give the
kittens chance to play with it some would
grab at it eagerly, white others would be
entirely indifferent. The former be would
save, and in this way have known several
who have never failed to obtain good cats
1t is very simple, but may be Of Use to
some. ADoLEs-Count,y Gentleman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

DIRr AND BEAUrY.-Such is the title OF az
article We find in an exchange, a. il contain,
some good sense and some intensely inter
esting theoretical considerations, says the
Buffalo -idreytiser, We introduce it To our
reaiers. And first upon the subject Of
LEGs-The handsome and well Developed
legs of the Persian women, - boldly dis
played to the admiration OF the Traveller,
have been attribut d to the dirty streets, by
Dr. Arnott, who is not An excellent authoTi-
ty on male and female anatomy. He tells
US that the effort of the P-e'ty IIr,le French
feet to pick their way through ilie mud, and
the habitual poisin: of the whole body upon
the toe, causes pD7-eTfIi muscular strain,
ard consequently large Development o:
the female calf.
Now this is interesting, true. The pres
eDt style Of skirts, and the universal preva-
lrnce Of muddy pave:nents sti"rd large cp-
portunities for the study Of the subject :;
and il would be well to atch the gradual
devslopement Of the muscular eIfre,niti-s,
under the present favorable circumstances.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

A Precious YoUTH.-Some time during
the lsst year, a young sprix of the law was
admitted to the Suffolk Bar. lis father. a
prudent old codger. gave him hundred
dollars to purchase a lIbrary Of books. and
told him that was I'll hc Could do for nina at
that time, but that with industry, prudcnce
and immediate enforcement nf payment Of
all sums that might he his due, he had no
doubt he would get along.
few days after. the Old man dropped in
to Johns office and borrowed fifteen dollars
of the money ne had given him, promising
to pay it 10y twelve o'clock the next daY.
"All right, dad" says John, give ME
your memorandum"
The next day at twelve, pa did not az
pear, and John imn. dia,ely served writ
upon him. and put a keeper in his house,
just as the old man was setting down to dir
ner.
This is what we call an instance Of sharp
practice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

HUSBAND AND WIFE.-Between You tw,
let no third pers n come TO share the sec e.
grief OF joy that beloI gs to your two heart
alone Let neither fa'her, moth, T, brother,
nor sister, be the corfdant Of that VIII h
concerns your domestic peace. Baar all
things, suffer all things, but in silence and
sadness Let moment of al enation, or
years Ct arrangement hr healed and forgot
ten in after moments AMI years of intense
love, but never let the wall of another's con-
fidence be built up between you and your
xife's or your husbands heart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23

SoRRow>.-Jean Paul says: "Sorrows
gather round great souls as s,0rms DO around
mountains; hut, like them, they break the
storm and purify the air Of the plain be-
meath them. Every heavy burden Of sorrow
seems like stone hung round our neck,
yet are they often only like the stones used
by p~ral divers. which enable them to reach
their prize and to rise enriched. A small
sorrow detracts and great one makes us
collected bell loses its clear tone when
slightly cracked, and RECEIVERS it when the
fissure is enlarged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-23
~taGsI,u, Wills.

vYfI!F Mis- with four Of burrs. and situated
on the Fox River Feeder. -four mile. above Ottawa.
together th l-G;h Of the water that o~ ia said river
viii b. leased for term Of years upon the most fa'"ra
he The location and power unsurpassed n the
country. and liberal Inducements offered 10
men of enterprise and capital. which i rarely or ever
with. For further Information, address the under
>.--ei. ID. tEEEN.