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r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

cINoUIExE CouR DE DISTRICT ~ A. MORTON cIE +. 7.
de Ia Parker, Sheriff, etc, sub foge,
Nouvelle Orleans. } etc, j. p Wilde ct al.
No q,Sl1
TN VERTU dun writ de fierI facias lance
IL bond douze mois John b. Farrell, nrnc
pal Henry n Rayburn, secure moi adre Sc hono
rable nquem Cour de District de Ia Nonyee Orleans dams
fiare ctessus e proeederai e LUNDI q de JUN 1853
midi Hotel de Ia Ute, de Ia Commune les du
Canb des Magasns, Republication prophecies ciapes
de rites
TROIS CERTAINS TRRRAINs situes da~s lie Quatrieme
District de Ia Nouveeorleas dams ilt No II du plan orig
nal du faubourg Lafayette le' 60 du plan IA ve
equel e bot les Josephine st Andrew Chppe
Jersey les dts terrans desgne les Nos
L dit e No H. elo h plan original dresse Pile
yoler ct deposs eigde de c. Pollock noiare public Ia
Fouyee Orleans les dts errains congus ct mesnren
chacun 60 pieds face Ia Andrew 1871 pieds de
profondenr gnes paraeles, lie tout mesure ancas'
lie No fornant lie ST. Andrew ct hippo
Du lot No etc vendu 81 peds de face la st
drew u cote de Ia jersey tOdte Ia dte profondeur de
1871 pds de la nette DIES dts terrns reuns
de los pieds de face IL te SAndrew profon
deur de l40 ped americane. Ensemble oues
les baisses authorizations qui sly trouyent
lie saisi dams rafAre ei-dessus
CONDITIoNS-Comptant moment del adjudication.
+. Il. PARKER,
my20 81 lei II q Sheriff de In Paroisse diOTleana
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THE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Corner of St. Charles sud Canal streets.
Statement of the Union Company published
quired by law and their Charter viz;
Amount Of premiums received during the year end =,
Premiums on Fire Risks ,............ ss6,7st s.
1s ,s,ar. premiums. -. sfss
Net premiums. saIs, ass a
Paid losses, etc, during the year to-wt .,om
E s s.;i: ss
Losses s4s,sas0e
Paid for Re insurances. ................. 1909 e
=. IN ten per cent. Return. ........... 3417 81
Expenses less Discount etc....... 22s77 81 cen an
Gross Profits. si22, sos IS
OF which is reserved for risks
minated and losses unpa d...-....... S4'ioi w
Net proats...................... s8ssss IS
S Ss.S 4 S Ssst ssH ssH s.
Bills recs vsbic at Short time for pre-
Bills Tecc va6ie for loan on mortgage loo
Premiums in course of eollecdOn... 1890 6s
Total Assets sS72sOs IS
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Of Orleans City of New
BE ss on m s s .s NAY s
city aforesaid personally came aud appeared Al Enispes
ossns
ing TO law do dcpose and that the above accounts are
transcript from the books OF the Com
pany. A: CHlAPELLA resident.
JULES DOLHONDE Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this sh day q May 1853
j. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
At meeting Of the BOARD OF Directors held this day II
resolved declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT to the
Insured which Scrip will be issued and after the 18th Of
June next FORTY PER CENT. to the Stockholders
cap paid h payable according the 18Th section of the
Charter of the Company and after the 18th day Of May
current
| A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DoLHoNDE Secretary.
! New Orleans, May 8, 1858.
DIRECTORS:
/ r. W. OGDEN Of the drm Of p. Cusachs, Bro. Co.
| PAUL IObIT, Loblt fhal penter.
| NJ. j. ZUNTS Shaw E1nts.
| JOHN DOLHONDE, :. Martin. Cobb Co.
V.MAIGNAN, V. A r. MaigDan
| CARL KOHN. @. kohn Ryan
l. L. y. GE0ERES, Aba, Geueres 4 Co.
| JOS, DEYsOODr.
A. CHIAPELLA. myil I'm
| d EMOVAfs-o. W. PHILLIPe 4 co HAVE RE
N neved 70 As Union street. nsl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

V. T. PARkFR,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CouR PREMIERE JUsrice JAMES FISHER vs. lie Va
peur GRANDE BAY, lie
PAIx Captane Barton ct les pro-
pretaires. j. V. Lee
) les memes. Isidore Hare
pour la vs. les uemes. p. Riley
vs. les memes II. Fulton
les memes-Nos 1896
Paroisse diOrleans. 3944, 1868, 1868 1868
I'm VERTU de cinq wrIts de fieri factas n
IL moi actresses honorabe Cour de Ia Premiere Justice
pour paoisse dOreans les aaires cidesus
je proeederale YENDREDI 10 de JUN 1885, midi Hdle
de Ia Cite de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des
MagAsins a Ia vente puhlique ct adjudication de-
lie vapeur GRAND BAY ensemble , r. q.
machine, meuhlss etc, tel qu'r trouye @AHs-
mainteuant dams lie Nouvean Bassin fsss.zass52Sa
Saisi dams les afars ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
II. 7. PARKER,
myl7 % les II IS Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrleans.
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CIseuIExE CouR DISTRICT a; &c 4N&co. vs. BARTIEy

de Ia Nouvele-Orieans. { COLLINS ?; DILLON.
No 1870
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias mol
II adrese Phonorable Cuquiems Cour de District de Ia
uveile dams pa4e ci-drssus je proeederai lie
MARDI Is de uin 1858 mi ~ p3e de Ia Cite de la
Commune les du Camp des Magasins adjudi
cation de-
UN TERRAIN siiue dams lie Premier District de cetie
WILLIE dams let borne les Poryfarre, de rAnnon
caton Dupauer Foucher, desgue lie No 10. Eli
plan dresse O. A. Hedn srehtecie, date dn Is
1882 denose euae &c H. b. Cenas noaire public
Vile lie dit terrain Is peds de face la Poey
1872 peds pouees de proondeur entire gnes para
leles.
Ensemble bases authorizations qu
vent sur lie dit terrain
lie tout saisi dans rafaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
tel de Ia Paroiss
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In addition the above ncontroveTtble testimony Of IN
superiority Of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT the Agents have
their nnumerable certificates which may be
application at their office.
The Agents deem their duty we'll for the protection Of
public the character Of the Bridgewster
against the imposition that has paciced
considerable extent the Owing to complies
Of causes the Company have not been enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and tits within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE Of the Agents. that various mineral substances
have been sold to parties OUT OF THE CITY, as the Bridge
Paint In order to any future disappointment
would suggest that orders be direct 90 to
correspondents here with instructions TO purchase ONLY Of
the Agents For the future shall be regularly supplied and
will be able TO GIL orders to any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERxs-For all sums under
sOo CASH from 500 $500 sixty days. s2oand upwards
our months credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages Of $50 pounds by
G. @. B0GERT & CO.,
I2Camp street.
Agents for the States Of Louisiana,
az IT Mississippi Alabama and Texaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

- ~ CAssEDY,s EATING SALOON,
VN A.912i GRAvIER STREET.
&Ahf9X The public respectfully informed that the
SY above Establishment Is open for the Season,
the immediate superintendent Of Mr. UGH CASSIDY
brother late James Cassedy OF st Charles 81.
This Establishment is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose make desirable for them
dine being nearly central the business Of the city
The table will be constantly supplied with variety Of
FLE H. FISH and 0YsTERS IN short all the deicaeies
the season, and in their greatest perfection.
Ready obgng Walters will be in attendance and moth
ing shall the part Of the proprietor render the
completest satisfaction jalS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

Firth DISTRICT CoURr 7R. f. NICHOLS vs. HIS CREDIT
OF ORS and the Creditors OF r. II.
New Orleans Nichols A Co-No II ,627.
DY VIRTUE OF and I'm obedience to nm order
ID sale. rendered May the lih 1855 and 70 me directed
the Fifth District Court Of New Orleans In
the above entitled matter will proceed 70 ell suction
City Hotel Common between Camp AVID magazine
Streets TIL ESDAY June 18Th 1883 At IL o'clock M for
Of the creditors Of said nsovens the following dss
crbed property, viz .
l. The Northwest gusrer Of the Southeast quarter Section
four Township In Range No east containing
80 acres land situate the Parh Of East Fecana
this State acquired from the United sates deed
filed 49,
Two certain lets Of ground together vi the buildings
situate In the town Of Greha Par
Jeer.on this State designated by Nos Is and II Of
square IT, plan drawn by e. w. Springfield architect
2lst OF June, 69 deed file in
the Clerks Office Of the aforesaid Court.
Surrendered by aid insolyents TO their creditors.
fERMS-Cash on the spot.
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myi7 2s jesnls sheriff de 4 rsrasss 3'oTIlans.
srxrrxr couR DE DIsrRlcrl BAUDuo BLOCK co. VS.. H.
de ia Nouyelle- Orleans A. LEE cesson forcee
No. 6,Sl3.

In VERTU dun JUDGEMENT rendu lie 10 d'a-
Il viii signe lie % davr 1885, ct moi adresse lh-
Sxieme Cour de District 10 Eouvee Orleans dams
Tare cdessus, je procedeai e LUNDI FL de JUN 1855
midi Hotel de Ia Cite de Ia Commune entire les
u Camp des Magasin la publique ct adjudication
nEUX TERRI AIMS siues au faubo-rg Livaudas dams 49,
Qnaeme District de cette vo ct designes les 3d
dix HUT ct dix neuf dams et nnmero centdix AN
com Apollo Nayades Premiere Deuxeme
commencement plan dsse f. Gohicl architects depo
etude de H. b. Cena notare pnblic cete vie Les
terans cong ct mesueu chacun 30 ped de face
Apollo 40 peds de proondeur, entire lgnes para
feles, mesure americaine.
les basses ct ameioations qui rouven
sur terminus les dro privileges servndes
ayAntages attaches ct appartenaut.
CONDITIONS-Ia somme de $3.50 nteret au taux de
pou cent depus lie ~ fevrier 1856 jusqu jour de la
les fras compliant de Padjudca
II. T. PARKER,
Al lei 81 Sheriff de Ia Paroissa n q leans
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u. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DEuxrExE couR DE- DISTRICT SAMUEL sIDLE vs. SEES
De Ia }Crssncers ct les Creaneisrs d


TN VtsKTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie is
T. de mai 1855 ct moi adrese ihonorable DenNeme
Ia Nouvele Orleans dams Pasire CT
dessus js e VENDREDI Is de JUN 1855 midi
lhdtei Commune les du Camp
Dies Msgasns des creaucers de inolyabe
d REHABILITATION de-
insret dn side succession de mere, Dame
Sid succession etc Ia Deu0eme
District de la Nouvee Orleans No 3l54 des
dossiers de Ia ute
Abaudonns par III soivabe creanciers.
CONDIrIONS-COm u moment de REHABILITATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

FIRsr JUSTICES CouRrl JAMES FISHER vs. STEAMBOAT
GRAND BAY, Capt, Barton and
for the J. v. Lee Us. Isl
d0re Hare Z. Rilev
Henry Fulton vs.
Parish Of Orleans. Nos 1895 1914 1865 1868 and 1869
pY VIRTUE of five yvrlts of fieri facias to
- directed by the Honorable the First Justices Court for
the parish of Orleans the above entitled will
coed to sell at public auction at the City Hotel, Common
between Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the
18Th day OF june 1913, at IL o'clock M
The Steamboat GRAND BAY, together with , r.. =
all her furniture, tackle apparel ichiney, l@E1y
etc, she now lays in The New Basin.
Seized in the above sui s.
TERMS-CAbh the spot,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IL . Amontllado Cabt . very old and choice.
10 =. London Dock Imperial Port.
20 :. Old Como de Lohos Madeira
20 :. Howard, March Co.'S :.
10 :. very old Muscatel.
Is =. choice old Port Wine 1925
400 baskets Champagne assorted brands.
For sale by S. WOLFF,
kmy2 corner OF Grav'er and New Levee streets,
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Y. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
cnouExs Com Drsrnrcr R. F. NICHOLS " sEs GRE
Noay.Ils,o.lssns. T. Nichols 4 Colo iI,s;i.

cKOuExE Com DE DIsrRrcr R. F. NICHOLS sRs GRE
Nouvsiis- Orleans ! f. Nichols 4 Co-No iItT.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de vente, rendu lie
Il IL de mai, 1883, Ell moi adresse par phmorable
Cnqeme de District do Ia Houvele 0IleaDs, dams aare
pH6el de Ia Cite, de 10 Commune, entire les rues du
Magasins e des creancers Dies In
solvabes REHABILITATION des mmeubes don't la description
suit, savcr:
quart quart de Section No quatre
Township No dams Ia Rangee No est conepant BY
9 100 subS In Parosse Est Feciana Get Eta
aequs des Etafs Cnis, suivant tire.
Deux terains eenble tontes les hasses ameio
raons qu desus situes Ia vile de Grena Pa
rose de Jefferson Fiat d3nas les Nos Is ct IL de
let No H. snivant plan drese f. H. springbeit, arch
tecte ct vcyer, le Fl de JUN 1889, suvant ttre.
lie Abandonne les dts insovables eurs cesneers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment dc Naturalization
e. 7. PARKER,
myl4 q 81 jeT Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
Firth DISTRICT CoURr A. EGAN co. VS. hartley col
New Orleans. ! LINs A p. DILL0N-Nn. ll,q75.
lY VIRTUE of writ of fieri fnctas to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
public anction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, June l5h 1855 Mt
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the -
buildings aud improvements thereon situate in the First m
District Of this CITY, In the bounded by Poeyarre LII
Annuncistin Dupantie e Fouce streets designated by No.
l3 q plan drawn by c. Hedin Surveyor, dated 18th
public In this city Said lot 70 feet front Poeyrre
by 1872 feet inches deep between parallel lines
Seized IN the above suit belonging TO defendant Dillon.
E. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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Certificate of Capt 81. Clair 7Homasson, of tn
Steauer Magnolia.
New Orleans, Dec. 2, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
Magnolia, under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheerfuy recommend II for Its qualities
hesitation In pronouncng superior In Indg
ment any mineral paint before the public and believe bs
protection against the effects orparks and cindes
also entirely waterproof decks after three
months use. (SignedD ST. U. TUOAASSON.
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TRosKEE CouR DE- DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA N-ORLE-
de la Eouvelle Orleans. 5 ANS vs.. Dame AUG. BEL
L0UGEr-No. In,422
I'm VEHTU dun writ de fieri facias mol
II addesse par rhonornhle Troeme Cour de District de
d dams PRaire cdesns, ie procederai le
SAAEDI, 26 de JUN 1883. midi rn0ie de Ia Cite,
de Commune entire les dn Camp des Mngasins Fad
Indication de-
UN TERRAIN situe dams le Premier District de -
vile, dams lei No 375 horne les Gasqnet Gal M
do Canal johnson IL dit terrain $50 pied- iii
puson m0us de face larue Gssue $50 picds plus
MONS de proondeu lie commencement tableau d'ns
du dit District depose bureau du Tresorie de
cete Vi e
Ensemble avec outes les batsse ameoaons gal Sc ou
vent ie dit terrain.
lie saisi dans adare ci-dessus
CoAD1TIoNS-Compianta u moment de Padlndicatlon.
T.. T. PARKER,
my2b ic4 IA q % Sheriff Ia Paroisse a. Orleans.
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STlTT o. TaE OnDN1--F- q. n john l77Ea7I p n "a
Chas. NJ aad r. o. b. H DertzeL 49,. q
guDlc1ALP. @. ~ Jsnses Stockholm r. o. oe~- H1pwnM
PEriross 1sD Arrxxrs--P G. n y. O. Dzni.p r a a..
Rsresiire and P. q. EDfa- Smith.
sLseIsLAnyE-P- g. NJ Geo. ". sha~, ,. a. VIII -
F.slscz--f. o. NJ r. O. stsnon. r. O. 8 & s-s< ~-es7
O. A. Thomson.
CONSTITUTION AND BfI xuz--F- G. james Fwu1nx< -
Geo. Dermersr and p. o. @. MEM II,
caEpExrI1rs-P, O. r. A. Dentrsi, P. q. r. a. o1m.E
p q. .. n Wagner
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Certificate of Capt. WiHiam Bro,cn, Of To,cboat
P0IpOlse.

have used the BRlGEMATEh FAINT, Tor which Messrs
@. BOGERT CO. agents. the hurricane deck of the
Porpoise" The paint has been about
and cnders constantly falling has had eff
feet whatever In about four weeks became perfect slate
satisfied OF It's possessing all the qualities necessary
protection against the effects Of sparks and Gin
der confidently recommend the Bridgewhter Paint for the
purposes forth In the Agents circular.
(sgnedD WIN. BROWN, Captain Of TowboatP orpoise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

n EM0vAL-o. v. PHILLIPS d co HAVE RE
N moved 70 IS Union street. ~ nsl
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directed BY Honorable the Third District Cour Of
New Orleans 10 the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Maa1ne streets, SATURDAY the I'd day OF
July, 1858. at ~ O'Clock M
TWO LOTs OF GROUND. together with all The build
ings and improvements situate in the faubourg La Course
in the First District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Maunse Soils Erao and Clio which lots design
aed by the Nos % and 49, plan In possession Of Patrick
irwin ard The following dimensions to wit Lot No. Y
has Is feet inches front clio BY deph Of liz feet
inches lines lct No 70 adIons No. r. and
rs inches lines front Clio street. by depth and
Soils Of III feet inches lines between parallel lines
Seized in the above suit
TBRMS-Cash on the spot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25
Friday Supersti,iun.

Vino would have believed it! fhe Eng
lish papers state that the Leviathan could
have been easily launched on the Friday
before the Sunday on which she was got off:
On Friday there was much better tide than
Saturday. and the weather was every thing
that could be desired. On that day the ves-
sci could have been floated without the
slightest difficulty, but the old superstition
of that day being unlucky. had so much
weight in certain quarters, that the day was
allowed 10 pass without any thing being
done. Saturday proved unfavorable on ac-
count of the wind. and Sunday was the day,
at last, on which the monster was intro
duced to the water.
With Ill the evidence now abroad that
this idea of F iday being an unlucky day, is
gross superstition, it is passing strange
that IL yet hus hoid Of minds s.fs.ioaty EN-
lightened to have the control of such stu
pendous work as launching the gre test ship
in the world. That ignorant men and
women should be under :he power of such a
superstition is no, strange, but the men who
govern such great enterprises as this,- are
not ignorant, and ought 20 be ashamed Of
encouraging popular prejudice by yielding
to it. We could give them facts respecting
misfortunes overtaking steamships whose
career commenced by Sabbath break ing,
well fitted to suggest the thought TIA: if t e
launch could have been postponed for one
day or two days, it would have been well to
have deferred it yet another, by such delay
they could have rested on .he Lords day
The fact is that the manages were afraic
10 launch her on Friday, as that was an un
lucky day, but they were not afraid to vio
late the holy Sabbath bv deed too impor.
tant to b. ventured on Fr day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25
A Pleasing Incident.

A few years since, says the New York
Evening Post, when Mr.. Westervelt was
the Mayor of this city, very pretty ard in
telligent little girl was seen daily about the
City Hall, with basket on her arm, retail
ing apples. Her fine appearance and proper
demeanor attracted the Mayors attention,
and he one day called her into his private
office and questioned her. Her answers con-
firmed his favorable impress ions. and he
told her she ought to 60 to school. Sher :
piled that she was anxious to do SO, but that
her mother had not the means to educ ate
her, and she was compelled TO sell apples
for livlhood. The Mayor called in some
of his friends, to whom the case was stated,
and purse OF seventy or eighty dollars was
made up on the spot. With tbs, and other
sums contributed from time to time, the girl
was sent to scbocl, where her habits were
stpdious and her. conduct uniformly COM
mendable. She has, with few weeks,
passed an examination bv the City Superin-
tendent, received certificate OF competency,
ard is now engaged as teacher in one OF
the schools of the city, in which capacity
she has thus far given satisfaction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25

considerations. superadded to the expecta-
ton of gaining a livelihood, are the acquisi-
ton of ofwealth and social distinction. Both
of these are legitimate objects, and honor
able when fairly pursued, and not carried to
excess. We have now 10 view them only
as exertiDg an influence on the choice of
a calling. When We here speak Of wealth
and social distinction, or rank, the terms are
only comparative in their use, and We refer
the motives at work in every grade of the
social system. What one would count oov-
erty. another would regard as opulence; and
station which some look down upon with
contempt is the object of envy and ambition
to others. The struggles, the rivalries, the
je alousies, and all the passions and follies,
as we'll as the advantages accompanying
comparative wealth and rank, are quite as
conspicuous in the humber As in the higher
Classes. A real nobleman by birth and feel
ing would be infinitely amused il he could
see the shades of precedence and grades of
amongst people that appear
to him on all our common level.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25
q oft rg.
'Tis Better to Grin than to Growl:

SONG FOR TEE TIMES.
Let hard times assail us,
Let poverty nail us,
Like mystical horse-shoes to every wall,
Let deep tribulation
The fierce desoIation,
Soread over all lands like funeral pail;
Though empty our purses,
Though creditors cures Us,
And quarters are squeezed till the eagiesall howl
Let'shaye merry faces,
And smiles for all places,
Remembering It's better to grin than to growE
-. What though banks are breaking,
And ''big houses" quaking
Lost one day under all they ever have done,
Our crosshess can't mend it,
Our weeping won't end it,
Why not take the bright side and call it all fun9
Will forfeited pleasures
Or fmbecile measures
Bring back our lost confdencel lf: the dark cowlf
No, No, To-days sorrow
Brings no br lighter morrow
When things will go bad Jet grin and not growl!
But let Us keep thinking
That though we are sinking,
We can't go much further, because it won't pay
The old saw not forgetting.
That's cured lots Of fre.ting,
isThe hour that is darkest is just before day."
Though vacant our purses,
Though creditors curse us,
Tho quarters are squeezed ill the eagles all how
Let's keep merry faces,
And smiles for all places,
fersurely ris better to grin than to growE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25
From the Western Chlistinn Advocated
Hope.

Hope is the Christians capital The
amount of business he pleasantly and safely
transacts in his Masters vineyard, depends
upon the amount of hope he or she is pusses-
sed OF. Hope is the twin.sis,er of Faith,
yea. the daughter; for Of truth Faith il
first begotten in the soul. 10 become an
effective "doer," this grace needs to be
highly cultivated and allowed full scope.
The Christian can not long remain a true
Christian, without habitualy looking beyond
this world over its ms,s, and logs.
and dark clouds, into the clear and
serene atmosphere of that world in which
"there is no need Of the sum-" n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-25

OFLet woman once think YOU uncon-
querable, and, unless she is unlike all other
women, she will exert all her energy to
conquer you.
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l0riginai.)
Thoughts.

Wild winds are sweeping
Around my low home;
Sadly l am weeping,
The lost and the gone
Spring-buds have frightened,
My pathway of yore
Now they are blighted,
To blossom no more.
Friends that / cherished
Are faded and gone,
Thus my joys, perished
And my hearts all alone.
Wild winds are sweeping
Around their low tomb;
As they, too, were weeping
The lost and the gone.
Father, so dreary
My pathway has grown
List to the weary,
And take me home.
Home TO that brighfIworld,
My loved ones are there,
They are waiting 10 greet me
3e part never more.
JoYBsviILE, 1853.