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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
The Fraser Rivsg. Gold nIInes.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is, 1858
The steamers and Santa Cruz arrived from
Victoria, bringing late news from Fraser river. The
mining is not Of much importance.
The following summary OF intelligence has been commu-
ncated to the Alta by Mr. Stover gentleman who has
lived several months in British Columbia
Mr. Slower has been far up Bridge river branch
OF Fraser sixty miles above the mouth OF Thompson.
There are about 100 people all told, at work Bridge
river and lo0 all told above the Fountain Flour is worth
rs cents aud bacon 81 rs per pound An are anxiousy
waiting to get provisions for winter by the Harrison river
trail
On the 4th OF November ice made on Bridge river one
inch in thickness that the miners unable work
the next day.
The Indians are getting short Of provisions, and are
robbing miners camps with alarming frequency
on Bridge river miners say they make from IS TO
SO day All along the bars the upper Fraser the
miners make from So to Sc per day. At Fosters bar
there are but few men at work They slucing night
ana day.
Port paies at the mouth Of Thompson river now con
ans from rs to 80 log houses There about $50 people
there.
The weather for the past three weeks has been cold
wet Mr.. Slower found on the mountains where he and
his party crossed, about 80 miles above Fort Yale con-
siderable snow.
On the principal bars between Fort Yale and Fort Hope
doing well they had done earlier in the season
The steamer Maria which is the only boat that runs
above the mouth Of Harrison river is unable to go above
Murderers Bar six miles below Fort Hope, the
Enterprise ascend Harrison river the water is
over foot in depth nj that point
Mr. Slower estimates that less than 900 people Of
all who went into the Fraser country
naming there and large majority Of this number only
stay there because they are unable TO get away.
Some thirty six miners have petition signed
5. Mattipgy, President and T. Gavett Secretary dated
2st October at Mormon Bar, Fraser river five miles
above the mouth Of Bridge river to Gov Douglas repre-
seuting follows
l. That within circuit Of fifteen miles from 700 500
miners located most OF them having claims which
they are realizing sufficient TO pay reasonable price for
PROVISIONS and DESTROYS OF remaining here during the
winter
2. That they have been induced to come thus far and
thus ong from representations made, that when
the Harrison river trail completed the Hudsons Bay
Company would place provisions and clothing within their
reach.
3. That nearly all and all will be, desti.
tue OF the OF life, and would respect
fully request your Exceeucy 10 take such
immediate rehef in your wisdom, you may deem
pxn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Fipv STATEN IstAsu-A Ere broke oJ y hair pact x
r. On SunIay. ia The bar0 N Richard Tyson, on the
Rcnlond road about fout miles from Quarantine Ian
in4 ien ISLAM 50 Cd win fs oc0teots or gran aot
bay, vas esiTey consumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

NAArRfMoHIAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TWENTY
Nt seven yesrs NJ age with moderate business
wishes the acquaintance Of young Accomplished LADY
with view 10 matrtmony. Money object The writes
chooses his hts circle of "a acawantsnccsi very
limited Please address or agee days a. b. Hegad olce
Cong5eGpsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
REsTAURArTs.

DAMS HOUSE, HOTEL. AND RESTAURANT, ~
N Crosby street sterling btu ~ fare every DAP. dinner
from to6PM Free supper every night from q IL.
Rooms fcr private psrties.&c T. " WILMER
DIcKLED OYSTERS FOR NEW yEsRs.-A PRIME
II article be found At LIBBY No. Pine street nesr
Broadway. Leave your orders ss aeon as convenient
DrcKLFD OYSTERS FOR THE uoLrDA ys-PERsoNs
wishing picked oysters will please send N heT orders
Oysters put and sent 70 part II The eli o. Tcny AZ
The shortest notice ri the Oyster Ray House SS Broadway
nv M pr,ACF-,s DrTcH STREET ~ OPENED nv
Joserh Morrfssey James Gallagher, they resvectfuv
invite their friends and acquaintance % gve them aca
THE NEW YEAR UPON Us-THERFtoRE, PLEASE
leave YOUR order for picked aud boned
turkeys for your New Years day guests was never
more receive orders being excel
lent than common DOWNING, No. twoad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

L,oR TIVE HoidDAys.-wTSss AMI LIQUORS or
the finest qualities can be obtained In suy qasnty snt
guaranteed pure ~ from houd cheap for cash
JONATHAN JOINS. importer, 70 w,lasm street
n rQuoRs-THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUT
IL liquors s m The old fieenih street recviag disess,
for there get the bes, qualities Of braady gin
malt whiskey, cordial better and cheaper hsn
where. CHARLES WHITE, prsprietot,
T5 West Fifteenth street near Eighth sveaue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

NfATRrMOrIAL ALLIANCE BURHAU.
M s. President street, South Brcorlyn ~ n.
1855 for Introducing And gentlemen Al pre-
70 each other who DESTROYS q ener into
matrfnony Upwsrso comprising All clsses ~ socieyt
have already adanssreousy married aud made happy
through this medium Desied rrospecuses, with forms of
application and all particulars nder cOver1 receipt q
eli 10 any part 81 Me Union. CSnsdas wess Inties.
CfRMKNT A. WATSON, Manager.
Brntendins patrons mus, obtain Application forms
n he first insanSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
POLITICAL.

AT PRIMARY EIgCrToS OF TUE SECOND WARD
N Republican Assc sion held pursuant 70 The cal 81 thu
Central Committee, a. The tton House. No. ~ Beekmsa
street, the following nsnes were duly elected =
Central Gommfftee-JsneS ". Welsh, Niehae Nc1owaa.
james y. Raymond. John sbirton John II De Forrest 3
Young Mems ccmnniiee~fdward y. Pepper, James "
Mannitg Joseph r. Reii. William Laid, Rshsra Orpbe1s
Josrrn r. Raid, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

The legal editor of the Mountain County Herald, in;ulsss in few beautiful, rhetorical fourish.s showing plainly that he has not forgotten the in- structon of Dr. Watts. and don't mean ever to let bis '.angry passions rise.'' Read :--
 As for ourself. we long ago made a well kept resolution never to let angry passions rise and engage Tn newspaper squabble. There for i.> stance Is that little dirty whiffet Maltbie of the Falls Village paper. yelping at us through three mortal columns every week if he lad whole tin shop lied 70 his tail and We were the author of all iiis troubles. He wants little nctce from re- quarter. if ir's only hint to leave such as the fellow got when somebody kicke.l him out doors; but we can't go to the troule to get out our sfoey boots and aecommodate him "A few weeks more such journalism as he has exhibited along back will soon enough put split stick upon his noisy tongue. and d qnietns upon his Republ- can: n:--We can afford to wait
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE ENORTHFIELD KNIFE co.

pE IT KNOWN that we the subscribers d, E-D hereby associate ourselves as a body polite am! corporate pursuant to chapter 14th title 3rd the Revised Statutes of the State of Connecticut titled Of J"int Stock Corporations and the scvera acts in addition thereto and amendatory thereof anC the following the articles of our agreement and association.
 Article 1st. The name of said Corporal on shall l,t the Northfcld Knife Co.
 Article 2d. The capital stock of said Corporation shall be Ten Thousand Dollars divided into fou, hundred shares of Twenty-Five Dollars each.
 Article 3rd. The said Corporation is established for the following purposes to wit To manufacture sell and deal in all kinds of Knives and Guile " and to deal in buying and selling all kinds of Goo:ls Wares and Merchandise. and all articles necessary and convenient to the carrying en of said business and generally to do all things nece ssary to the man agement of the same.
 Artile 4th. The Statute Laws of the State of Con necticut relating to Joint Stock Corporations and the several acts in addition are hereby particularly refer to and made part of these articles and the Corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the same. shall have the power. and pr"cee according to the regulations described and specified therein
 Article 5th Each subscriber to these Articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed to his or her name of the capital stock of the said Corpo ration, each share to he Twenty-Five Dollars afore said, and to be paid for by instalmcnts as the di rect:,rs of said Corporation shall call in the same
 Article 9th. The said Corporation is established and located in the Town of Litchheld. Northtield Society, County of Ltchfcld and State of Cornecti cut.
 Dated at Waterville, this 2oth day of January A. D. 185S
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
A CARD.

WE the subscribers, having put up at the house of MR. CHARLES 5. BUEL, for a number of weeks while on tthe Jury at Litchtield. at the January term of the Superior Court of 1858, take this ol,- portunity to say, that his house has been pleas ant, comfortable and agreeable home to us. His table has been profusely spread in the very best manner, with every variety of the season. and eye y attention to our wants and comfort, has been rendered Us during our stay with him, which we could reasonably ask desire. We, therefore re- turn him our most hearty thanks for his kindness and tender to hi-and his family, this expression of our high regard
 We und derstand that he is about making arrange mcnts to accommodate 9 mnch larger number of boarders We wish him much success in this lau- dable enterprise, and most cordially recommed him to the patronage of the Public. ..-------.- ,---~-..-S CASTLE H. SPENCER,
 ALPHoSzo CANDEE,
 { JEREMIAH HoLT, ..-.st- JusEpH FENN,
 SAMUEL COUCH,
 HORACE NICHOLS. Litchfeld Feb. 20th, 1858. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

LEGAL The new accession from Winsted, to tas bar si Li.chfield county, Thomas M. Clarke, ksq., brgins rather strong for one just admitted. Not only is he retained in one or two heavy libel. suits, which must pay oxi,emey well il he can ever get hts fses out ot the editor ot the Winsted Herald, bu, he is now proposing to move the county y-seat over into the nrighb"rhood of his lriniins .cnice, in order sha. ,hepubIic offices may he more convenient to the counsel for the defense tn his prssen. and future casss. His head is so fat ef his new projrc, tha, he thinks q he hears this matter (dividIng the -county.l good deal talked sf wherever he goes" The pretty general conclusion, when the subject was thoroughly noo'ed before, was, tha, things were best as shey are. But Squire Clavks lras bses admitted to the bar since then, and now, as he says, is likely the matter W Il bs taken hold of ere lony."
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

An American State Convention was held al llar,tord on "Wednesday of l.st week a, which ss'ns very excsIIsn. resolutions were passed, and ths following ticket for State officers nominated,
 Ernstus C. Scranton. of Madison, for Gov.
 Julius Ca,lin of Hartford for Lieut., Gov.
 i.neius J. iiendse of Hebron, fur Treasurer,
 "m. N. P"cs of Norfolk for See s,,ry.
 J.G. Lamb. Of Norwich fo. Comptroller.
 alr. Scranton is tI.s President of the Elm City Dauk. and is esteemed by all who knew him, fer thsso qualities which go to make up the perfec. gentleman. He formerly resjsJ in Georgia, ano 'n the general question oi the day, hs sympsthlss are more in sccordanrs with those oS his old Sou,l, cru neishbors, than with the freedom-leriar ci,i. zsns of Connecticut. So long as the wkig party had an existence he was an active msmb.r of it, bn, has lately we b.l'eve gone over to the Pro. Slavery democracy He was oue of the membe,s 6 .of the Legislature of 1851, who refused ,o vote fer Roger s. Baldwin for us. Senator, on ac. coant of the An,i-Slavely visws of that Statesman We sberrtoFs anticipated that he would aeelin, che nomination of the Americans for Governor or she free-ssil platform which they had erected fo him and were not disappointed to see in the N fl. Register. of Thursday his letter declining ,h, jProfsfrrd honor. and avowing his intention t, vote with the party ~ho arc snjsavoring to. mak, siAvsry "na,ionai."
 Conventions for the nomination of Candidate. for the State Senate to bs held in tho l5,h and I7,h districts on Wednesday next We ,sus that pains will be taken to secure candidates wb. will receive the cordial support of at those wh. gre opposed to the nefarious slayery-ex,endne schsn,s of the present national administration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

HoLlowAn's OINTMENT AND PIlLLs-Look ou, for counterteits! They can always be detected hy the absence ofthe Water Mark, which appears in every leaf of the gennine book of directions Unless the words, '' Hohonocy. New York and London" are visible in semi-transparent letters in each page medicine they envelope is spuri. ons To depleie the system by bleeding and vi. oleni purging, is to deprive fes machinery of its motive power These great remedies disinfecl the blood and the s-creiions, and cure external and internal complaints, by destroying their seeds in the vital fluids
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

by the Court aforesaid, during the second and third weeks of its Session in this village.
 John N. Buckingham IS. David J, Stiles. This was action of cjectment lroltyht to r,.ovcr nos session of certain mining lands lying on Mine Hill. in the town of R"xhury, Conn. The trial of the case occupied the attention of the court and jury one entire week. The charge of Judge Butler was very able. The Jury finally returned a verdict for the defendant. For Plaintiff, Cothren < Hubbard fer Defendant Sanford, Seymour and Defendant
 Town of Norfolk rs. Henry J. Gaylord. Com plaint under the statute relating to Basta,tly The Jury failed to agree. For Plaintiff. Graneer X Peek; for Defendant. Hall < Graves
 Nehemiah Patterson rs. Frederick Frislie es al An action for assault and latery After three days trial the parties arranged the case For Plaintiff. Hollister & Graves; for Defendant Hubbard & Woodruff. -
 DAeRcE.-William Blanchard us Julia Blanch. ard. Cause, Adultery. Petition Granted. Good win for Petitioner.
 Roswell Scovill, vs. Erastus Baldwin. An acton "f dss-Iz-n. brought to recover possession "f an almost inaccessible rocky mountain iyinp in the Eastern part of the town of l.irhi-l,i. Yer dict for plf: to recover SS7.ls damages and cost. and possession, For PIf Seymour and Wood. ruff, for Dr't Hubbard and Ranson.
 Rob. Wright vs. N. B. La,hrop. action on Con Contract. The jury disngreeing. the papers were rrturned.~ Eo' P'f, Graves and Woodruff: Def. B.rhour and Hubbard
 Sarah A. Baldwin vs H nry Prck-Ac,ion of tresp"ss. to r+corer for forcby entering the dwe,- ling of the Put. and remov ng them from tue do ITS aud windows. andohstrnctins the chimney JuJo- nent for p'f to recover SlOO damages and costs
 James Crccket, vs. Hiram Action of Replevio Judgment for the Deft. for the return of inc prop eriy attached and for costs Plf. Hall. Dit, Eos ter.
 Fe"hen smith vs. Sheldon Kenney. Action Tor neglecting to return writ. Judgment for Diff to secure his eos s, For ?.ff Hall auG Ransom.
 Harriet Reed vs. Benj. Reed Divorce Cause abandonment. Petition granted Petitioner Hall.
 Caroline Clark. Hiram Clark. Divorce. Cause. i"'"lrrak cruelty. Petition granted. For Petitioner, Wheton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

moment Several ladies have had their pockets picked lately.
 "A spring chicken belonging 10 MT. Shelden Nichols of Stepney, laid an egg recently. measu- ring eight and a half inches py six and quarter, and weighing full quarter of pound.
 We learn that in the western part of the stat. peculiar disease of the eye is common as to srfn an epidemic. ], commences with a sharp prirking sensation as though particle of sand had got into the eye.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
Harral, Risiey & Kitchen, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in choice

Harral, Risiey & Kitchen, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in choice DRUGS.
 MEDICINES. .......5
 PAINTS. OILS, -.. -,
 .@- s, DYE STUFFS. &c &c would respectfully invite the attention of Dealers tt their very large stock now in store. and which is constantly being replenished by fresh inportatiens weekly
 FRENCH. ENGLISH & AMERICAN CHEMICALS PURE MEDICINAL EXTRACTS. ESSENTIAL OILS. VINES BRANDIES, &c SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. PAINTS,
 OILS. DYE STUFFS. &c. &c. together with full assortment of all the popular and reliable as PATENT PREPARATIONS. Druggests Merchants and Physicians visiting New York; arc invited to examine our stock We war rant every article sold by to be as represented, and if it prove otherwise i. may be returned at expt nse
 Our facilities are such that can offer the best Inducements for patronage either for cash or appru we'd paper.
 Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to house, we hope still to continue to merit the confidence ard appreciation of the Trade.
 76 Barclay St., New York;.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
CAUTIoNs

WY would caution the public against purchas- W ing SYLVIC OIL of any persons except our authorized agents.
 We give this notice from learning that the com mon crude Rosn OH is offered in 1l,rns of Litch- field county Sylvic Oil, and being suitable for burning in lamps, which is totully Jale and we caution all purchas. and consumers to beware of such Oil It is spurious and imposition upon he p"b Ec, and any person persons who are selling as above liable for damages for using trade marks and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 Our agents for Ninsted arc NJ. J. c. Camp & Co. WolcSttville, Charles NcNcil.
 SYLVIC OIL co,
 Office No 10 Cedar street, New York; 39-6t Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
AUCTION! l!

A FARM of one hundred acres formerly owned "A by HUMAN BEACH will be sold at public auction on MONDAY, MARCH 1ST, at l o'clock F. M It will be sold in pieces of 20 ;cfes or more, or all together. to suit customers Terms half dow and the 'aance can remain for term of years
 The Farm has two good orchards of grafted fruit, and has some of the best meadow. blow and nastur. land in the town.
 Also will be offered on the 1ST DAY OF APRIL next a number of NOTES and ACCOUNTS if not paid before. W, c. WADHAMS
 Milton, February 1st 1858. 4l-td
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
AucfiOn.

I,XEcUToR's sALE,-Win be sold in Sharon. !; {. Conn, on Wednesday, March 3d. at l o'clock pI1 M nn on the premises, the HOUSE. STORE. OUT 1oll;1 pua!DlNdS IN AND LOT, formerly occupied by iIavld Gould, deceased. Also, about 100 acres of wood wood and sprout land. near Sylvester Barnum's About 2o acres of sproat land, near E. P. Pcck's.
 1 z4 c. W. Pecks.
 (, ad oa ' Geo. Dunbar's o9 aJ" Nath Dunbar's. Terms made known at time of sale Sharon, Feb. 10th, 1s5S 432t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
Republican Senatorial COnven
 ton.
xvTH DISTRICT.

XVTH DISTRICT. rEHHE convention for nominating a candidate to D the State Senate will be held at Wadham''s Hall in WocnttviIle, at 10 o'clock A. M. Wednes day, March 10, 1858. Each town is entitled to four delegates, and a full representation is requested.
 S. w. Cog,
 CHARLES ADAMS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
ELM-PARK COLLEGIATE
 INSTITUTE,
LITCHFIELD.

REV. JAMES RICHARDS, D. D., Principal.
 CHARLES A. SWIFT, A. B. Prof. Languages.
 JAS. RICHARDS, JR., Asst Teacher Of Math. REGULARS and Catalogues obtained of the N Principal 6s' Summer Session commences on Wednesday May 5th.
 Litchfeld, March 1, 1S5S. tf-45
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A REMEDY FOR DYspErsIA.-The Oxygenated Bit ters have been tested by scientific men, and proved to combine the most valuable tonic properties Be
 ing tree from alcohol no reaction is suffered by the most delicate constitutions
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
F0R SaLE.

A BOUT 20 acres of meadow. plough and pasture 4A land, about equally divided, situate on the west of Chestnut Hill, north of the farm known as the Bishop Farm STEPHEN BECkWITH:.
 Litchfsld, Jan. 1858. s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
IS N~Every Physician should read the advertisement of Dr. BLISS in another column
 Why Physicians should use
BLIss' DYsPEPTIc RHMEnY. ,.

z. To the Proprietor of Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy Dear Sir Regarded and enthusiastically praised ns your new preparation most assureIly is by the pub lie generally, q alluje to BLISS DYsPEPT1G REMEDY,l would enquire whether there would not be more of a seeming of philanthrpic spirit ca your part, were yvu to cprrisc if not the public
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
REEL EST.sTE, Gc.
To Rent.

vU.HE HOUSE AND BARN, with or without the U lot, in the south part of this village, now occupied by Mir James Gannun, Possession given on the lst of April Apply to the subscriber.
 c. s BUEf. Litchfe1d, Feb. r., 185S 4st
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
ROoKS.

D PRISONS having Books belonging to the Litrs- II " of the snhse'ibes requested to return the same before the 1st of April next. 1t- J. N. WILEY.
 Litchfsld. March 1st 45'
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
l5M l5M-ARRIED.

In tliis town, the 26th inst Mir WoLco11 BUSNlE, to Mrs ELIZA RILEY, both of Goshen
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04

Names. No of Shnres Names. No of Shares John s Barnes. 10 William Planitz ... 10 John Jones. ......... 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper 10 Samuel Mason. 10 Stephen Ially. 70 Henry Bulcroft ...... 10 Frederick Ho.lson. 10 George Bulcroft Frederick Ludwig . 10 by Henry Bucroft 10 Joseph Heinrich . 10 Reuben Cooper .... 10 Edward Camsell ... 10 Samuel Marshall 10 Charles F. Clark. ... .1c John Cawthorne. 10 Milford Holmes ... 10 William Lcvich. ...1O Mrs. Mary Ann Hale 10 Mrs. Ann Lindley 10 George Wright. ..... TO Joseph Benson. 10 John L. Hinchliff. 10 George Benson Walter Wright 10 by Joseph Benson. 10 William Dransfcd 10 John H. Hallam. ..... 10 Jac,ib Fancllt .. 10 William Bassford. 10 Charles Nightingale 10 William Nightingale. 10 Henry Gill. ..... 10 Joseph Nightingale. 10 Mrs Eliza Mason. ... 10 Frederick Nightingale 10 John Mumford . 10 Edmund Holmes. .... 10 Thomas NJ. Welsh. 10 Benjamin Benson. =. 10 William Price. . 10
 DIRECTORS:
 SAMUEL MASON, JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE, JOHN S. BARNES, REUBEN COOPER,
 WILLIAM B.ssroRD, JOSEPH BENSON,
 HENRY BULcRoTT, SAMUEL MARSHALL. JOHN JONES,
 ..- JOHN S. BARNES President
 SAMUEL MASON, Secretary and Treasurer. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
DIE1D,

In Woodbridge, the 18th ult, SYDNEY B. SHERRY, aged II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-04
Local.
Superior Court, Litchfeld County,
JANUARY TERM, 1856.
JUDGE BUTLER, PRESIDING

JUDGE BUTLER. PRESIDING We give the following Report of Cases, decided by the Court aforesaid, during the second and third weeks of its Session in this village
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-27
Have a Home.

Young men have lately written to us
asking
Shall we possessing only
small means 7"
II the mears are adequate 10 meet the
wants of the man and the future wife,
why not But they should be sufficient
for this, else the most painful consequen
ces may ensue. Moderate means are
ample for the real necessaries of life, q
life, too, which ought to satisfy human
beings, so far as ex,ernals are concerned;
insuring social aud domestic enjoyment
meeting the real purpose Of existence
their own advancement and that of others
But have enough of this. Have home
Have home, young man, before you
have wife.
AT least have means 10 provide one
You have no business with on Eve, i'll
there is paradise 10 place her in. Secure
the garden, and the Eve will follow. 1
you are unable to p .ovide an Eden, who
ought to trust you with and Eve. Sacref
as we regard love, we do not believe ir
divorcing it from common sense. This
experiment is generally fatal to both hap
piness and respeciability. Wake from
mere dream'life exert youl energies
procure means by some kind Of homes,
labor secure a home; then ask your
own heart, and the girl phrenologically
best adapted to you, the question, "Shal
| marry l"-[LiIe Illustrated.