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70 WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and after January 2ath, 1883. Two Daily Trans
will leave Calvert Station. BaltImore. for
Cleveland, CIncInnatI,
st. louis snd Al ctIes and towns the West and
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily (Spnday exoep!sdl at sI5a
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves we Bs.tImore daily tsunday excepted atsp.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
ing % With % the ishnns Expre.. g over w the he Psnnsy
van,a Railroad Tor Plttsburg. arriving At p. m.
PittsbGrs " with trains over The Pitts6uIs' Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad and It's Northern.
~ Passengers for Chicago, Rock Island, Bur
hngton. lowe City, Milwaukee. DUBUQUE. ~. Paul.
viii save ONE HUNDRED NILES oF TRAVEL and rEs
HOURS IN time. with -FOUR LESS changes OF cars, by
IC Passengers for Cleveland, ssrdusky, Toledo
and Detroit go 10y this route, snd the time Is un-
fI- Passengers for ST. Louis, Indianapolis. Terre
Hale: Cairo. and Al points on the Lower spd Up
in advance of any oher route and to Cincinnati. Co
lumbUs, Day ton, Louisville and other prominent
All Western bagssse @ check ed throug h and handled
WllliamsPort, Niagara Falls,
And cities and towns in
vii! find tins the shortest cheapest and most expe
dItlous route, and eave by train at BIS no.
Passengers for Hanover, Gettysburg, EmmItts-
burg. wrightsvile, Columbia and Lancaster leave
IN the morning train at 8.l6 a.
Passengers leaving w Washington at a, IN, connect
with the BIS m train and those by the trains At
s 42 and SO with the 10 tram Tor al parts OF
the West.
For further correct and reliable information please
spp!y At the Ticket Once Of the Northern Cs.tra
Railway, Calvert station, corner of Calvert and
,, ;rhADREoN. suR't.
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AN IN POSSESSION Of some valuable certificates
In favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy In relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it is no common article. They are
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place of
residence is seen.
The extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles. with the Syrup, be found at MI
G. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown at
Mr.. Newman on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lO3 Bati-
more street. diff
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SPECIAL NOTICK.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
l,0A Flowers For dressing Ladies' hair use
"Woodlsnd Cream" new pomade 1t causes gen.
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 30 cents
each. w. FErRIDGE Il Co.,
Propretors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington.
TAYLOR Il MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. nl7
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Pianos, 90.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM ~, 60,
WILLIAM RNABE,
isellor partner IN the late firm OF
KkxpY \ 20


kNABK, GAEHLE Il Co.,
Coitihnes the manufacture and sale of grand ane
Ai1sre PlAN No FORTES, under the name
0i w WlIlIam knabe 4 Co., at the old stand v$TH3
NOS. l, s. and North Eutaw street OPP uIk5t
p0Slte the Eutav House, Baltimore.
, They have also just opened a new Sales Room al
NO N1 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
HehTy MoCateTy as music store. where they will
Keep oonstaHtly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano Furtes.
aiso, Meodeons. from the best makers, from to s.
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
. Beng extensively engaged in the manufacture #
flanos, we will sell wholesale and retail, the moet
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tgOid meda at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
two successive years-October, 1855, and lS56-in Op
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tImore. We were al SO awarded the FIRST premium at
the industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir.
gina, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the hlghes: premium (sIlyer medalD at the Metro
po!Itan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are IN possession OF testmo
mails from the most distinguished professors enG
amateurs IL the country, which can be seen at our
w6rerooms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation IN which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE ears, .rG
privilege of exchange granted within the rst ak
months from the day of sale If the instruments do not
givesentre satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their edyantass
to give us a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged. hired. ard tuned.
mar l5-ly VIM. KNABE 4 CO.
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These ships having beon built by contract expressly
for Government service, every care has been take
In their construction, also their engines in
sure strenyt tn and speed, and their accommodations
for passengers rs unesuSlled for elegance and oom
fort.
The steamers ofthis line have improved water
tight compartments, and no pense has been spar
to make them al as good as Bew, the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode OF cons q uc
tion +, ct unequalled.
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool, in
FIRST cabin, 3lS0; In second do, $TS From Liver
pool t. New York, 81 and 20 guineae. An expert
perienced Sun attached to each ship. No bcrths
can be secured until paid for.
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NuNNs d cLARkE's and 90
CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
SS Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts
Purchasers vii hnd 1t to their interest TO examine
lot themselves the superior qualities of the above
Pianos.
hand. N IStr
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND ARE
~ constantly receiving fine eassortment-
OF >S raven, ven, Baeon x Co.'S celebrated PI HT3
ANO FORTES. Persons search Of aSIHI'
reliable instrument will find II to be to their advan
tage by giving us a call before buying elsewhere.
One second hand Piano, almost new, having been
taken In exchange will be sold very low.
w. 9. METZEROTT,
fe " Corner ut llth street and Pa. ave-
THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. g. METZE-
ROTT, corner of Eleventh street and--1
pennsylvania avenue, is the largest andsI u
only complete Musical Establishment lus ! "
the District of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven Il Co IS and Rosenkranze's ceIs-
DRAFTED PIANOS are always on hand IN great yarle
ty; also. Prince superior MELODEONS.
losether with an immense stock of Musical In
struments and Sheet Music of every description.
PlanGforte tuning executed by Mr.. Rebine
d9-tf
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ITISo NO USE. 1T CANNOT BE BEAT.

TITS OF NO USE, TT CANNUT De DE
LEWIS Old WRECK WHISKY. OF lSa'
challenses the world-ta big word. but too tru. =
to I've a ioteGjudges from ell parts say so. II
little left Also, can be louDd al hls stoIe. .
Runs. Old JuluP, WOrmgord CoTdials. me
I,roceries. Teas, English: Scotch Ale, ana pfoNh
stout wholesale and retail.
S'o1'' JONAS r. LEVY,
No. 5S 18th and streets pcrth.,
t.,s-tf near the Canal.
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&s g Sc
GREAT UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twlee DAILY, Sunday niEhts excepted, between
WASHl NGTON CITY and the SO Il II, Wis
MOND.
Leaves Washington at o. clock q. N.
Washington at O'Clock Pm.
For LYNCHRURG ard the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock a. 'm., arrive in
LlNCHBC RG next morning ct a. M, come ctIns
With the trains on the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
Road for MEMPHIS. Mali Stages from Char
ottesvllle tu Lynchburg e distance of so miles.
Fare from Washington 10 Lynchburg, SITS.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
street, benz owned BY the Railroad Company runs
In connection with the trains,
Tickets for Ly nchburg procured op the Boat.
III Osnnbuses ald baggage Wagons Will be at the
Depot of the Washington Railroad TO convey pas
sengerE end baggage to the Steamboat, for AIexan-
dra, distance of SIX miles, sllowin. ample time
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Alexandra, July. 1857. V s-tf
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Travellers DIRECTORY.

AosOiCIs DucCCoIy.
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The stss@er, GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
al'Tly 4 nrsSf 5sS io,lGr,ns AGras.Ss1a hs%,' @
SSS,ss SSS,s; Hgsffs cSfIys5s' 5 % Il % l2 and "a
Leave wAsHINsToN AT
sS,ss r. OmSs eSiy.1.s 10 a. % la s and and 8
,DS and n me
street snt fa' Venue a. foIows anu 0Orne' 0i "
. RICHARD WALLACE. Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The C0LLYER will leave for Mount Vernon on
9 ana Alex andrIs at sIs O'Clock. when her usual
m3rnlng r TIPS between Washington and Alexandns
fez7 sAM'L BAKER. Capt.
de PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
,be eps e ths Of THIS com,sns csrns
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, lseves<Rz6
va Of the United States Mail s. s. $
srs, which leave New Orleans and New York resu-
and Passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ay-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
The Panama Railroad ~ miles long, is nov oom-
peted from ocean 20 ocean, and Is crossed IN or
hours The BAGGAGE OF Passensers Is check ed IN New
05s ts5HssP Sas to SaR f. and are
expense. The money paid in New York covers "a
ex penses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san ranclsco, TO prevent detention case Of aool
dent. that the route entirely ssltabls-no hi-
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Aspnwa;
Conductors go through BY esch steamer. and take
charge of women and children without other protec
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates appI a
the az ency, IN West street, New York, to
!, kRTsTh Nf KTAfMSSNHRIlER0RE ING 4 ERREfsA ffs ca
New Oneans,- on
jyA-n C.. l.. BARTLETT. Boston.
EOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Va
The steamer LOUISIANA leaves the Union
SSs .Ss5 = HSS5a Issf:asS f: @ ;S5
CAROLINA every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
day. at o'clock .. m. Nj. ~. FALLS,
f5-tf President Baltimore Steamhost Co.
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SAMuEERRilHH9s SAMuEERiH9oyER,s EtF BOOT, SHOE AND

- TRUNh ESTAbLISHM kNI.
/ have on hand a large assortment OF Ladies /.
Gentlemens, Misses, Boys. Youths. and 0YYw
ChIdren's Rubbers, Overshoes, Sandlet SNf1N
Gosemers, Boots, slippers, BuskIns heled
and without, Wster- proof Boots and Shoes, which
/ will sell chsa for cash.
Also, a splendid stock Of Sole Leather Trunkss O
reduced prices.
Cali and examine for yourselves, 80
SAM'L. y. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa avenue, between
;.nu 9th and 10th sts.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD k. COLLINS, No. .. Wall street.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Livsrpool,
B. g. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
for gOld silver, bullion, specie, jew ery precious
stones metals, unless bills OF ladng are sienes
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

- IMPROVE lOUh kS.
8SSaR S.s n21R.d p ,Dm W992LasoN 9n+aps ssfs Ta. ~
as Of ss the
ffkIScPiS ThSs s5s are CosSvEx tsSv The
rsa msSS. ESE .s:
g.h , gcakncSIr sntsSaes or tending to at; also
Persons who are compelled to nee glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-PoL!sHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
Worlds Far, at Paris. through their producing ga
cearness and easness of VISION heretofore unknown
Also ali styles Of OPERA. SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Conipasses, and Microscopes
Pennsy wanna avenue, or Eighth street No. AL, be
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
PToes very reasonable. the same san as S at his estab
llshment In Europe. ns-u
THE AMERICAN LAWYER, and Business
Il Mans Form Book; containing Forms and In
ASSIGNMENTS, Chattel MORTGAGES. Bills Of Sale.
B dPS 1ldefs sGndi
ances, Deeds, Mortgages. lndenturee, ,saislaclons.
Releases; Dover Leases, ks9S9rqs @ r.d and sRsrt
OF Vessels, Building, Letters OF Credit ana II,
MaTass Aes snd sa S TTs.
ter. Liabilities Of Common Canler. and M,nors:
an%s 10 ta1P Bonnts ksnd cepyshs
Laws r es uai IONS and Forms Of obtaining Patents.
Gus omROuse Regulations. Domestic and orelgn
Rates of Postage. A System of Book Keeping, In,
terest Tables, Equation Time Table, interest," snd
ferent Countries Value OF Gold and Silver Com.
&c, & C., together with the Laws oi the Various
states on the OUalIhoatlons necessary for Voter.
Housekod and Homestead Exemptions from Exe
ou1p. Deeesi sc,oo of pebts' fmtstion Of Az
sG9si R19ss Sf women 6ossf Rate.
rest. Tsury, and Wills, and q Map and Seal for
each Stete in the unio7; by Delos w. Beedle, A.
NJ. Attorney and Counssllor at Law prlce q cts.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
m3 booksellers. near 9Th street,
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"A PIANO, 7 ootaves, but little used. hss Peen
purchased az great largain and viii be soo ter'
Alro a second ha Piano for 9lSa and one tor -.
at our Pisno and Music Store. Ss Pa ave. oe'S
eth and 10th streets. ,r rItTs
fe le IOhN =. .Se--
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PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAl

Passenger trains for PhIadephia leave presidsnt
street depot, Baltmo, g, daily, except Sundays ss
Express Tram at $40 a. M; way Mai Train st II
o'clock m Evening Mail at 6.25 D. IN. On Su, days
~ 20 p. m. only. All train. connect with New
YORK trains except IS p. m. Saturdays.
FOE HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY.
Leave baltimore at 49, o'clock p. m.
FROM fhlladeiphla al q. m, p. m, and III m.
FOR SEAFORD, DEL.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at e.to a; m connect
Ct WILMINGTON with 2.08 p. IN. ira n and 625 p. IN.
from Baltimore with 9.28 q. m. train.
Fare from Baltimore to Seaford $S.S
fe ST. WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Agent,
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CUITARs-A large ss;9sfimessss ,9s ~ have just ar
VI Schatze's celebrated GUlIhh
rived at the Music depot rJTTEe.
Also; some ans xl9ty,NysT y,yT .ps Sr rof Iits str..t
w. 6. METZEkoTiS md Psnn. svsnre.
ian q u
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIGHT yIARs, vsl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

CAuTIoN.--So many frauds and imposl- ~1eAnk
tIOns of various kinds have been lately S2E&R
perpetrated on travellers bound to CA LII
Agent for passage by the U. s. Mail Line, vla Pana
ma, in the city of New York, feels II his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage 20 California,
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 20
find the true office of the Steamships OF the u B.
Mail Line via Panama Railroad, as no other Office
i'm New York is authorized TO engage passage.
which is AT in West street. of Warren street
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the Com
IL Observe ny sign over the door.
l. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
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ORAN6EAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAI
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-24
Jurors.

The following is list of Jurymen
drawn for the July Term. 1858, of the
Marshall Common Pleas Cau TT:
Christian Aleman, David Marks. Dan'l
B. Wood, Henson McDuffie, John l.,
Woodward, Jr Albert B. Leach, Thomas
A. F. Gray, Stephen A. Francis, Thomas
X. Clifton, Basil N. Bowel. N. B. AL
leman, and Aaron Martin.
GRAND JURoRs-August Term, 1853 Mar
shall Circuit Court.
George A. Metcalf. Elijah .Boley. Ma
thaniel Palmer, Jacob II. Miller, James
Worries, Thomas Houghton, Lyman II. An
drews, S. G.. Gordon, John Shoemaker,
Hugh Jackman. Peter Schlarb, and Ste
phen Sharp.
GRAND JURoRs--FebruarY Term, 1859.
John Sauner, b. S. Martin, John II
Worries. John Snyder, Casper CRUDE, Jas.
s. Miner, Thomas Lewallen, John Lou
den, Samuel Cline, John 4. Leper, Joseph
Evans, and J. w. Davis.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-24

Gy OK OUR FIRsT PAGE, We have in
troduced Business Cards in the first Of
our columns Our readers will find it to
their interest to patronizs those who ad
vertise. "A Laughing Hero--an Incident
at the Massacre of Goliad, will interest
those who read it; Peter Cartwright at
the Astor House. finds his way to his
room by enquiring for BroadAxe.-
Liquid Glue;'--eyery family sho lld have
it--how to make it; 'Anecdote of Hamil-
ton Arkansas Hotel Arrangements
Rules Of the House, "a Sordid Wretch
Timely Preparations Questions Answer
ed'--highly interesting Lawful Re-
venge;' "A Mother, and Eigh. Children
Killed. a Mothers Love Horse Ia
ming "A Pious Old Lady, New Food
for Bees a Conundrum,' on fourth
page. Home Is where there's one to
Love U.s. Access to God;' "A Lady's
Opinion of Lsdy's Man, The first
Newspaper in America "a Young Irish
Girl Lightning Rods Chicago "A
Yankee Lady's Opinion of Good Man;
'Children's Temper Speech, by Col.
Cleveland The Farmers Home 'Af-
felton, Women 'Matrimony; "A Young
Man clad in Homespun, &C., dc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-24

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERsli

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
S. Johns, N F., June 81.
The British steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins,
from Liverpool, on Saturday, the 10Th inst, was
boarded off Cape Race, at So'clock, Saturday morn
ing, by steamer victoria, the newly employd news
yacht of the associated press.
The Persia has l20 passengers for MY.
The news is quite interesting, as will be seen
from the suboined summary ofits points.
The Atlantic telegraph fleet took its final depart
ure under sail from Plymouth on Thursday 10th
inst.
We do not learn that Capt. Judkins passed the
feet near enough to speak any OF the steamers, but
the weather is understood to be favorable for sub
merging the cable
The fleet is expected TO reach mid-ocean on the
Doth inst, and we shall sro5ably hear OF the arrival
of the Niagara at Trinity Bay on or about the 9th
inst.
The Government will dispatch steamer to Trim
ity Bay to pilot in the Niagara far practical
BILE to the point where it is decided to land the ca
| ble
The Niagara will be expected momentarily on
and after next week. but from the fact that the fleet
would use no steam in reaching the middle of the
Atlantic, il is quite possible that the Niagara will
notreach this coast before the first OF July.
| The officer has been placed in connection with
Office at Trinity Bay, and it is understood that the
Telegraph Company will place their wires hence to
N. Y, at the service of the press and the public
| for the transmission of such communications con
nected with the great event as may be handed in
for few days subsequent to the arrival of the Nj
agara.
The Niagara left under steam at ii o'clock.
In the House Commons Mr.. ID Israeli repadiatei
all idea of danger of with France and said the
relations of thstwo powers were of the most ANA
cable nature. Mr.. Fitzgerald had stated The
Minister at Ps ris, labored under great misappre
hcnsiens in representing England asac1aiescing il
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-24

De- LOUIS, June Il.
A dispatch from Leavenworth, June 18th, per
u 5, express to Boon lille, says Parties arrived at
this city. hstnight ha ing charge ofthe Camp Scott
mail, OF May 22i, en- QUITE for the Independence. =
The carries report the roads between there and
Laramie very heavy, and much cut up by trans
Inc mail came as far as Laramie under an escort
Of infantry providelby Col Johnston
Gen. Harvey was met yesterday forty lone miles
hence.
Private advices from the army to MY @, men
tons the arrival OF Lieut.. Armstrong at Camp Scott
with 10 head ofcattle.
Aletter from an officer high in commln1, expires
ses the opinion that troops would not be employed
against The Mormons.
The Leavenwortb Times of this morning con-
tains a letter from Fort Bridge, May 2lst, which
says that Brigham Young's principal elders had
consented to deliver themselves into the custody of
the U. 5. Marshal and wait a trial, provided they
were tried by a jury in no way connected with the
army.
party of Mormons arrived at Camp Scott in
halfstarved condition. They belonged to por-
ton who were opposed to Brigham Young. They
wished to return TO the States.
The reception Of Col. JohnsOn's commission az
Brigadier General coused much satisfaction in the
army.
Capt Newton's engineers had reached Camp
Scotland reported, that permanent post would be
established a, Fort Bridgcr al which Col Hoffman
would take command
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-24
System.

The secret Of the success of great many indi-
vduals lies in the manner Of doing their business,
in systematizing their daily labors and letting
their heads save their heels. Some men can ac-
complish in day almost an Incredible amount of
labor, while others appear to be weighed down
by doing apparently nothing. A man who allows
tries to Illustrate him, is man for business, for
he soon wears out his system; and renders him.
self disagreeable to those around him. 1t is
good rule to have your daily work allotted out,
and with the aid of system You will be able to ac-
complish wonders. If spider breaks his thread
twenty times, twenty times he viii mend it again.
Fear not If trouble comes upon you! keep up your
spirit, though the day be hard one.
u During two hundred and thirty years after
the foundation of Rome, no man attempted to leave
his wife, nor any woman her husband. As an
evidence that the present generation are less anna
BILE and constant it need only be stated that at the
present moment there are at least two thousand
people of both sexes, from other States, soourninG
in Indiana and Illinois, for the express purpose OF
getting rid of their husbands and wives.