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POHCO5 FEMALE PiLLS.-The combination OF Ingred.-
ents In the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
erts are bsset upon extensive practice Of thirty
years; snd where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have never fsf 20 correct al Irregularities
relieve painful aud difficult (psrcusriy
the change Of e They viii the Whites and
all distractions arising from cold exposure
aud msy be used successfully Preventive Cali upcn
the agent and get Circular tor particulars free.
Price 81 per box, wish full dire cOns Sold wholesale
retail by CHAS. STOrT Druggist Pennsylvsnis avenue
SAMUEL q. WAITE, 53S Seve nth street. Washington D. o.
and r. s. T. ClSSEL, Georgetown whom all nat
be sent and the Pills will be sent confdenlly by mail
ladies who enclose them dollar.
n B.See signature the box untsrfeit TT ir for
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1THE UNION CHOIR ASSOCIA-
NJ TON viii have Rehearsal at Tempe
rance Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan
7th, at k O'Clock, instesd Of Monday next, the
Hall having been previously engaged Punctual
attendance Of every member Of the Association Is
particularly requested
ian 3.4t JAMES II MCKINNEY Sec'y.
%OFFlCE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, December 20, 1856 -
Pursuant to the provisions Of the Charter Of this
Company the following statement Of Its condi-
tion Is published, viz:
Amount Of premium notes representing ..-.
St0ck..s.<.............. sou ,oo5 90
Amount OF CaS0 o,I4 ~
Amount OF losses during the past year.. 937 20
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SPLRITOF THE MORNING; PIES

SPLRITO OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union urges that the Republican party
arc hostile to the Union of the States, md
publishes interesting election and other sta
tistics.
The Intefftgsncer devotes two columns to
extracts from English papers, showing how the
English received the barque Rosolute, Com
nander Hartsteine, on arriving ou., recently;
and is highly grstifed irieed with the mani
fe:ts ion Of capital intern atiora, feeling
throughout Britain on the occasion in CUES
ton.
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4. o. D. r.
Columbia Lodge Grand Festival
MONDAY EVENING. Januarys,
At ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7M Stysst.

IN ANNOUNCING THE ABOVE FES-
Il TIVAL, the Committee take pleasure In stating
that nothing has been left undone to make II a
most agreeable gathering. Eminent Speakers
have been engaged. and the ser vices Of Esputa' IS
Celebrated Comet Band secured for the occasion !,
"a Quartette Club, comprising the best musical
talent OK the city, have Kindly volunteered their
services, and will favor the company with some
fne selections.
The Festival will be opened ct * O'Clock, and
at 9, the Daughters Of Rebeksh and the members
Of the Order Tin full Regalia) will enter the
saloon, the Band at the time playing the Colum-
bla Lodge Crard March, composed by Esputa
expressly for this Festival
Refreshments will be furnished the entire CON-
pany without extra charge.
Tickets (admittllg gentleman and two Ia
dies) ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of the members
OF the Order generally, and at the door.
AZ N. b AT the termination OF the program
exercises, and the company dismissed, the room
will be taken charge Of and used by those who
may desire to enjoy themselves in the dance.
jan2-St THE COMMITTEE.
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DBrandre,A,s p,iis.-The Weak, the

CousuEpve Rheumatic, Costive Bilious after
some days will nd renewed strength and
every organ OF their frames Every dose the blood
pursr The nerves commence In the
In tae veins. These pills, fret effect
eris blood Increasing the circulation which
are deposited In the veinp and they throw OF coec
lions lato The bowes which by the 0ne:gy derived
from BrandretEs Pfs eKpsls them from the When
FIRST used the pills may occasion gripping and make the
patient eel worse tns must be borne with for the
come afterwards No good achieved without
some trouble In ia attainment and this rule applies
recovery Of health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load CT impure
humors consecutive for few days will safety
moot unbolevrg Of the great good the ps doing
directions should be carefully studied. II understood
followed health and vgor will in majority
cured by the use Of RRANDRETH'S Pills.
Sold at % cent? box st 80 Canal street. Brand
Building, New York; by I. W Dyott Sons, north
Second street. Pbisdopi and By medicine dealers gen-r.
ally. nov 2S-tf
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have disagreeatle breath, whsD using l..
BALM or Waite WArRB LILLY d De1trics it can
rendered sweet and leave the teeth white
drop EOoIhb and wash nIzht aud
morning.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ACQUIRED By
using Dr. LA CoIR's BALM THE WHITE WATER Ii
will remove tan pnpes and freckles leaving
t sofs and rosy Wet towel pour three drops
and W sab the face nj ght and
SHAVING MADk EAsI.-Wet your brush and pour on
two three drops OF d. IA CoUR's BALM rHE WHITE
WATER LILLY, rub the Lesrd WELL will make beau
tiful soft lather
Price hfty For sale 10y Charles s,o sshu gtop
and by Druggists generally. Dec 3I-tJan -
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stimulating Ljuam.n,w vii

speedily chronic and proven
by hundreds who have used Il this city.
cure yprains lsmeness strains bruises saddle gals
hsrses for which purpose IL originally prepared 90
cents per bottle. ID. GILMAN, Proprietor Jan 2-lw
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LIST OF LETTERS

January ,. 1857.
fOrdefed to be advertised In the " Erssisg
STAR agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SIC. S. Aad BE- Is further saaetsd, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
iished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall kars fhs largest
circulation within the range OF the delivery OF
said Once, to be decided by the postmaster u
such Office
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~ FRANCIS THANKS GENEROUS
W. public for the liberal and increasing patron
age ne met with the past year, and especially thos
as occasion offered have dropped word in his
favor His motto is On,oard, and the coming
vn@r he hopes to see his od customers often, md
be- favored with many new ones. Good articles,
low prices aud fair dealing shall characterize his
store d. FRANCIS,
ian 3 40n Seventh 81
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REM OVAI

nAVlD A. BAIRD, UPHOLSTER AND
~ PAPERHANGER, respectfully inform his
friends, customers, and the public In general that
he has removed his establishment from No aSl
Eighth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, TO No
ass Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, where
he Will open In few days an extensive and splen.
did assortment Of Paperhangings, Borders, Deco
nations, Shades, &C and all the other articles ap-
pertaining TO the business, where all persons In
want Of such articles are respectfully invited to
call. ian l-eoet
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wFrom j. Shillington We have copy Of
the fine January number of Leslie's Gazette
of Fashions also tasty Calender for 1857.
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have lJ1d them Of great il sIlaying
hon and In Euod4i Os-seness produced by Colds
our clerical brethren real feyo~ In calling their stsp
to hem."-Zion's Herald. We the
troubled with affections OF the Watch
man. For Coughs Asthma, &C., cheerfrs bear testi-
I1ony from personal kno Wedge 10 their efficacy
Pictorial They staple and elegant foT admin
isterng In combination several medicinal substances held
in general esteem Physicians the treatment of
Bronchial sfections."Dr. q. f. BgslOw. Containing no
oprm delesriOus drugs, these LCZengss used
freely public speakers and vocssts clearing and
sivno GtrlpSh % liza voice. Sold by all Druggists.
Oct 5-u JAMES N. CALLAE, Agent
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JUSTICE TO ALL.
THIRD GRAND BALL
OF THE
Western Hose Company, No. 1,


AT THEIR NEW HALL,
On Twenty third Street, between l. and NJ
'TNAE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY MOST
l. respectfully announce to their friends and the
public generally that they will Dedicate their
new House with Grand Ball on the above eve.
ming.
Having built the house. which costs us near
$4,000. without aid from either Government or
Corporation, we nov appeal to a generous public
to aid us pay what litte we owe on the house.
The unanimous satisfaction given at Our former
Balls inspires us with renewed energy. and the
Managers pledge themselves that this will be the
brightest one OF the season. and that no exertion
will be spared that may contribute to the pleas
ure Of those who may honor them with their pres
ence.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced
caterer
Scott's Celebrated Cotillon Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
The Ball will open with the presentation Of .
silk Flag
No Hats, Caps or Ovsrcoats will be allowed in
the hill, except those worn by the respective
1remeu
Tickets ONE admitting gentle.
man and ladies'.
Comnsttss of 4rydastments.
VIM Riggles, VFenley, T Parker,
Spalding, J Carr, Feenev.
jan 3,6,s, lO,2,l3
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r. The London Times has an article on
President Pierce's message, which it considers
On the whole, a. concilisting both in matter
and matter"
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jr"Step tina. Barkins.--

by the fOrelock and that poi-y
L Will for IL cries aloud bodys
Maze way for the Consumption. Mrs Gsrdners IGdisn
Bsssn OF Lvervor and HosrhOuDd will silence its noise
stay it' evil and give sweet for present
seepess nights.
hss-Es Weeks Potter No. ia Washington street.
ton General Agents. For sale by W. r. Gilman Charles
Stot Nsirn Palmer, ID. Gilman and BY Druggists gen
srAly. dec 3o-lT
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B0oKBIN ERs' BALL.
The Second Grand Annual Ball and Suppe
OF THE
ASSOCIATED B00KBlNDERS.

THE ASSOCIATED BOOKBINDERS OP
l. Washington RESPECTFULLY announce to ther
friends and the public that their Second Annual
Ball and Supper will be given on MONDAY
EVENING, January l2:h, 1857, at CARusI's
SALOON
The un unanimous satisfaction given at our Ball
last season, inspires Us with renewed energy, and
the managers pledge themselves that this will be
the brightest one Of the season, and that no eXer
ton will be spared that may contribute 10 the
pleasure Of those who may honor them with their
presence
Supper will be furnished by 'tthe prince Of Ca
terers''-T. PoTENTINI
EsPUrA's Celebrated Cotillon Band has been
eng iged for the occasion.
The Refreshment room will be open during the
Ball.-Supper at IL O'Clock.
Tickets Qnclud.ng Supper and Refreshments)
THREE DOLLARS; admitting a gentleman
and ladies.
No hats, caps, or overcoats will be allowed in
the hall
The entire committee will act as the Commit
tee OF Reception.
The Floor Managers will be designated by a
blue rosette.
r H MARCELLUS,
lite Secretary Board Of Managers.
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THR
U MON GuARna

'NhE UNION GUARDS TAKE PLEASURE
In announcing 10 their friends, both military
and civic, that their Second Annual Ball will
place, at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Louisfs n =
avenue, on the evening OF January the sth.
The Unicn . yards VIC ld refer 10 their las, ha,,
and also their excursion, as guarantee that evsry
thing Will be conducted in the most orderly man,
ner, and any violation OF the rules OF propey ds
corum will be immediately suppressed
The company has come TO the conclusion In ,s
sue no invitations, but general one is extend "A
to their friends to be with them on this occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of snv ~
the members or at the door on the evening Of ,he
ball.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Gapt Reese, Lieut. Donnelly,
Lieut. Williams, Lieut. Harrison.
Sergt Lackey.
Floor Mosagsys
Sergt Lachey, Thos Dooley,
Frank Reilly, William Duffy.
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STRAKOSCH GRAND CONCERT CvM-
~ PANY-on their way to New Orleans.
DRESS CAPS-DkESs CAPS.

VNTE HAVE NOW OPEN THE RICHEST
w assortment Of DRESS CAPS ever offered
to the ladies Of Washington, consisting OF every
stye and description Of Dress, Breakfast and
Mourning Caps, from 81 cents to IS.
Ladies please call and look at them, at
CASSIDY'S,
ian 3-lw 3l4 Pa. ave, bet. 10 b and 11th SITS
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REV. 8. ID. Gu Mn MINIS WILL
~ preach sermon to the Young Mems
Christian Association, the third Of the course at
Trinity Church, on SABBATH EVENING next.
Subject The Harmony and Unity Of the BIZ
Ole" 1t
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depertment.-On yesterday, ID Of January,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
.bs LooLs of tba nanoytman.
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ESWHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
GA TO KNOW i-HOU Uses FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence II Housekeeping to bear In mind
that the 2rst, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
lag Goods generally. to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those In want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi h every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctual dealers 1T the usual credit Call at
the /" HOUsKKERPRR's EMPoRIgN" and examine
ou- stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"QEick Salss and small protits.n
BONTX Il COOMBS,
dec Ism 9TH street, between | and X.
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S@OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS
G LIGHT COMPANY. WASHINGTON,
December Is, 1855 TICE TO STOCK
S.-Pursuant to the esuirements Of
It's charter, 4 meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Washington Cas- Light Company, for the election
Of Directors for the year 1857 will be held at this
office on MONDAY the 5th day Of January next,
dec 15.eo3w J. F. BROWN, Sect
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sREGISTER'SO OFFICE, WASHING
HAsA TON. December 81, 1s56.-NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
Notice Is hereby given that licenses for butchers
stalls and for hucssters, also licenses for dogs,
will expl,e on the 3lst instant, AMI that the same
must be renewed within ten DAYS.
SAML. Il. DOUGLASS,
dec 90 dtJan10 Register
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ROYs' sLEIGHs, GAMES OF CHESS,
- Lotto, Cards. Blocks, &C, &c at No % De
TIVE sn Sth and 9th streets.
tan3 H.. J MCLAUGHLIN & co.
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kSUNlTARIAN CHURCH. W.
~ :. HoHER, OF New Jersey, will preach
for this Society in Old Trinity Church, TO NOR
ceeting Sundays 1t
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ENINE PORTEMONAIES. CARD CASES,
l. Paper Nache, and Pearl Ornaments, at
JAMS H J. MCLAUGHLIN d CO.'S.
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The bred Scott Case.-The telegraphic cor
respondent of the associated press contradicts
the Iumor referred to yesterday in the Star,
to the effect tina. the Supreme Court have vir-
tually disposed of the bred Scott case. We
are still Of opinion, that our statement with
reference to the conclusion to which the Court
have virtually come will prove correct in all
essential particulars, and that the judgment
or decision will soon be rendered.
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4 safe Prophst.-A Washington cores.
pendent Of New York morning paper sends
on the foil wing valuable and highly impor.
tant Especial telegraphie despatch ~
"Mr. Buchanan may be here about the 18th
Of January, or he may postpone the time of
coming to fortnight after. Both contingent
ries are probable, from his recent declarations,
end either erent may happen according 10
the development Of ctrcumstances..
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nOOR MATS. BIRD CAGES, AND BASK
- cts cheaper than any place In the city.
jams II J. MCLAUGHLIN & co.
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lem will receive the above reward on
applying 10 No. 7 Cambridge Place."
CHAPTER THIRD.
THE END OF 1T.

AhE END oF ITs
Here was a pretty plight--to BIO adver.
tised in the public papers as pickpock.
ct, when my only crime was like Othel.
los, that Of
Glowing. not wisely, but too we'll"
My determination, however, was quick
ly adopted. went up stairs, put on the
very identical delinquent blue coat, so
accurately described. and the paper in
my hand, proceeded to No. Z Cambridge
Place.
| knocked at the door, and asked the
servant who answered, the name of the
family. Having heard it, l said" Is
Miss Raymond in?"
Eyes, sir?" replied The servant wo.
man, "who shall say wants herr"
"Tell her," | replied, "that the pick
pocket, with genllemanly address, with
blue coat and brass buttons. who stole
her bracelet, is here and wishes to return
it to her.
The woman stared at me as though |
were mad, but on repeating my request
to her, she went in and delivered my mes,
sage.
Soon there came out, not my fair one,
N;th oil t,,ot,c haetn lar hr;0b
Meeting in aspect and eye"
but stalwart brother.
"That," said, handing him the brace.
let, els Miss Raymond's property, and
though, as you perceive, | wear blue
coal with brass buttons, and am hattered
to think my manners are not ungentle.
manly, am bound in candor to say am
not pickpocket.'
"Then, sir, you shall have the reward"
said the brother taking out his purse.
"No," replied, "for strange as it may
appear, though | amno pickpocket, | stole
the lady's bracelet"
The man looked puzzled; but when |
told the truth, and pointed to my advcr.
tisement in the same paper, as proof |
did not want to walk off with the proper
ty, he laughed heartily at the whole story,
and not the least at his sisters description
Of the gentlemanly pickpockct.
"WelI," he said, "you had better walk
in and have tea with us, and my sister
will be able to say whether she can speak
as to your identity, after which it will DO
time enough to discuss the proprIely OF
sending for constable"
You may be assured accepted the in.
vitation. Need | 60 further with the sto.
ry. The young lady Ito use the words of
the advertisement captured the pick.
pocket. The bachelors button no longer
adorns my blue coat, and now have
framed and glazed over the fire. place the
advertisement in which am publicly des
cribed by my own vile :" as pickpocket,
with genllemanly address,"
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A Florida paper gives notice editorial
ly that an apprentice is wanted in tina,
Office to learn the printing business, and
says, very seriously,
"One that can read and write would be
preferred.
From what little knowledge we have
Of the profes sion, We should think tina
such qualifications would be very likely
to command a preference!
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speak volumes. l thought she did not
seem unconscious Of my meaning-our
eyes met, know, and this was the only
consolation left me, for Immediately az
forwards lost her and her party to view
in the darkness outside.
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Talk about "mys,erious knockings s.
what is more mysterious than the knock.
ing Of two human hearts, set in operation
BY magnetism Of youthful love? Answer
"nexl week."
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WEEP NOT FOR ME.
B Y d A L z.

When the spark Of life is waning,
Weep not for me;
When the languid eye is straining,
Weep not for r,e.
When the feeble ru!se is ceasing,
Start not at its swift decreasing,
'Tis the fettered souls releasing;
Weep not for me!
When the panss of death assail me,
Weep not for me;
Christ is mine--he cannot fail me,
Weep not for me.
Yes, though sin and doubt endeavor,
From his love my soul to sever,
Jesus is my straightforward!
Weep not fo- me.
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Woman is like ivy--the more you arc
ruined the closer she clings to you.
A vile old bachelor adds:
Ivy is like woman-,he closer it clings
to YOU the more you are ruined. Poo
rule that don't work both ways.
Knock that bachelor down!
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A venerable Old man says:
"Lct the slanlered take comfort--i,s
only at fruit trees that thieves throw the
stones"
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Brave girl.

He that marries Tor beauty alone, is
like a buyer Of cheap furni,ure-the var.
nish that caught the eye will not endure
the 6resiJe blaze.
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Rev. c. Mckinney, Presbyterian min
lister Of Jackson, Tennessee, has been
presented by his Pensioners with a fami.
ly carriage as testimonial of their appre.
citation and regard.
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The way to make water taste better
than champagne, is to eat salt fish about
six hours before imbibing it.
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There is firm in New York. the name
Of wh;cE is Lay, Hatch and Chuck. The
clerks are presumed 70 De ali Shanshais.
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1t is suggested that whole citesas we'll
as a single building, may be warned BY
steam, the same as city is lighted from
a common reservoir. Why noti
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Never, perhaps, are children dearcr to
their parents than at this time, when the
price of bread and meat is so excessive
So says the inimitable Punch.
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He that boasts Of his ancestors as such
virtually confesses that he hath no virtue
ofhs own to lean upon.
No ancestor of ours has lived for our in.
dvidual honor, nor ought that to be re-
puted ours which was long before our be
ing; for what advantage can it be to q
blind man that his father had good eye:
and could see!
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"Let US remove temptation from the
path Of youth" as the frog said when he
plunged into the water. seeing boy pick
up a stone.
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Splendid qualities break forth in dari
times, like lightning from a tbu..ie
storm.
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Mini yourown affairs. lie, al The e..
rots Won sac in others management 5u,/
.'s, -oy.st' r~s " your ovn.
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4 brave man is one who isn't afraid TO-
wear old clothes until he is able to pey
for new.
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You will never find friend if you seek
one without failing.
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The man who made an impression on
the heart Of a coquet!e, has become a ski.
full stone cutter.
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Joseph r. Stewart, of Gordon county,
GA, recently drew a lottery prize ofsl5,.
ooOr went on spree, got drunk, lost tho
money and died in ct.
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The blast that oft the lowly lily spares.
uproots the naughty osk.
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The mos, dangerous kind OF q Do, tha,
flies =, night is bric. pat.
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The Persans have saying that "ten
measures Of talk was sent down to earth,
ami the women took nine"
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-13

A friend that buy with presyou..cn,s can
be brought from you.