davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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LARD AND RosIN FOR GooIs--Take
about three pounds of lard and one pound
of rosin. Melt them togetherinea basinor
kettle, and rub over all iron or steel sur
faces in danger of being rusted. It can
be put. ons8ith o brush or piece Of cloth,
and whereverit is applied it most effectually
keeps air and moisture away and of course,
prevents rust. When4kniYes and forks and
other household articles, liable to become
rusted or spotted, are to be laid away, rub
them over with this mixture, they will come
ont bright and clean even years afterwards
The coating may be thin as not to be per.
.eeiyed, and IT win still be- ea6ectual Let
.egefy one dish Of this preparation on
hand Asit doeanctspoiA0 Sc itselfit:may te
kept mixed for months 9 years: Msm-
Fresh lard containing nosalt should be used
Rosinfisa cheap article, and@aypeobtaifed
almost anywhere from four tosix cents per
podnd.-Amertean 4gsisu1tnreias
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paF At negro celebration lately, an Irish
stood listening to the colored speaker
sexpatiating upon government and freedom,
and as the orator came to a s.period" from
one Of the highest and most p~oetical flights,
the Irishman said:
"Bedad, he speaks well for a nagur, don't
he now L
Somebody said, "He isn't negro-be Is
only half negro.
Only half dnagur, Is it? We'll, if q
half nagur can talk in that style, Pm think.
in a whole nagur might beat the prophet
Jeremiah.
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Ing Of the culture q cudtlabafS hattxo
plants IN . hill would bear assmaller orep,
than;one, threeless than tRo, four Iess than
three, until hfftyplanss would bear nothing
at all. The remark will apply to al eqcuf
bilious plants, as melons, squashes and pump
kins-which are often allowed to grow too
thiekiy single plant Cor two plants at
most, soas to Insure ono in case ofaccident
to the other, on d rich, we'll prepared, aud,
well cultivated piece ofland, with . spacepf
six Of seven feet, is far better than q large
number. The culture Of turnips, and espe
cially those Of the ruta bagatribe, requires
Ia bold thinning out. a novice n the cul.
ture oftbese roots may readily be distinguish.
eddy the thick drills, andswould be startled
at the afriightful waste Of thirty young
plants, which the experienced eultivator
boldly practices and with such decided ad.
vantage.--En
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~
sCoppERAs AS A DEoDoRIzER.-0ne
pound ofgreen copperas; costing seven cents,
dissolved in one quart Of water, and poured
down a priyy, will effectualy Commensurate
and destroy the foulest smells For water
closets, ships and steamboats,, about hotels
and other public places, there is nothing SO
nice, to cleanse places as simple green cop,
peras dissolved; and for sick rooms, itmay
be placed under the bed in anything that
will hold water, and thus render a hospital
or other places for the sick, from unpleasant
smells. For butcher stalls, fish markets,
slaughter houses, sinks, and wherever there
are offensive and putrid gases, dissolve cop
peras, and sprinkle it about, and in few
days the smell will pass away. If q cat, rat
er mouse dies about the house, and sends
forth.an offensive gas, place some dissolved
copperas in an open vessel near the place
where the nuisance is, and it will purify the
atmosphere.
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$altss11smethodoin fpsmp8haeitse 5kahe
the sufsoHlidi pistfie Nnd$hssNh6 sQnthf
'thstkssh9S e6eeted ahStAefsipd9 E<he
StsnsGi sand Whsat TStashe
e1csla any tLat HRS nIhtsoaicsd:
:hefetpfor q and from Hong exp6F5ercs he hegsno|
ehrinchsllengihEa nyotherF aetory SSpither NQrth6
or Southts stoprSducfkhe1g feelHHesyscon
.9dsAt5a Saying tbS6spn6ips tBat4ise8nSex PKG
fnpsfforrance apg QthsF mekesor RAtterpnowln
nsrsS With cotton therolI oannot be sbrokent
;or made To spew over Waichnes otiiers prsteEdsto
sclain and With God driving poKsrandattsnd;.
.ance AS SOW
Gin rom q CO. Bales OF m0reinaDay
3seigaing from 860atc MS Misunderstanding
Eas one5handsca Y. hanalesin day Ass
person antingA Supporters Gin or Thtnshcr can
DE simplicity ssndiuS isofdert0 mea
Lswlsylls, Chester Dist
Work Will Be shippedfo any pfacedesiredsRE
PAIRINGad done At 5helshurtest possible noti6es
70 Hoase-buiIdefs will MISUNDERSTANDING
SASH BLINDS ANppooRs,
OF eysfydesoription, made Of the b stmaterial;
snddrylnnher,and HoSkmanshipsthesef J hos.
All work car fnlly packed and forWlrledt 70 or
DER 5OHNsSFMPS0N.S$
Jhna12sd858S
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Dde A Scotch duchess wasexamining the
childrensof one Of her charity schools, Wher
the teacher put the queston-..What is the
wife of asKing called e GA queer" baRl-
ed out one of the scholars. aThe wife of
an emperor"sAn empress was replied,
with equal readiness. Then what is the wife
of a duke called ?-aA d,ake!P, exclaimed
several voices, installing the.title duke for
the biped auch, which they pronopneedth The
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NEW FIRM,

UyHE SUBSCRIBERS having bought .outathe
entire interest of LII. BARNETT 8. Cos
in the DRUG BUSINESS 10 this place, respect.
fully inform the ~citizens Of the town and District,
and adjacent counties Of North Carolina, that
they will continue the above business ut the same
old stand. In addition to their former stocked
CHEMICALS, DRUGs q MEDLCINES,
they have just re:ciyed, and are now opening q
well selected stock of. Medicines, which they viii
sell very low for cash, or on very moderate terms
to good and prompt customers.
The Stock then, with the last purchase, is large
and welf.assorted, afording excellent opportuni-
ties to the Merchant, Planter and Physician, who
will gain much by calling and examining for them
selves. .ErSE
Rebaye made s1oh arrangements in our future
purchases, Us will fully enable us to sell upon
terms and OF prices mott accommodatng.
Onrs present stock consists Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Dye Woods ard Dye tufs, Oil, Paint,
and Painters articles |; Yarnish, Window Glass tot
all sizes Putty and GfassWare. English, Ameri-
can and French Porfumary ; Toilet and Shaving
Soap Toilet, Flesh and Hair Brushes e full as
sortment Of Surgical and Dental Instruments;
Trusses, Supporters and Bandagesj Spices, Snuff,
best Chewing Tobacco, and Cigars of first rate
flavor; Harrison,s Ink Cognac Brandy Of the We
nv best brand; pure Wines, the bestselw sold in
this market, and used only for sickness and med
ioinai purposes SchiedsmtG Gin, q pure article.
ALI oursP Preparations and Compounds will be
made in strict accordance with the directions OF
the United States Pharmacy; and weHilbe Care
sfultosrepresent honestly andtfaithfully, the char
actsrandsqualitydof anysarticlesoid By us
roA.T The Junior partner, Dr.aJAMES B. ALI
3L1SON, who:has already had considerable experi-
senMce in the eompoundmg and practiceo Of medicine,
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L1nvsowFAnM STo1K.-When a.

LIoE ON FARM SToDK.-Whenany stock
-areinfestedR ithlice- cattIs,s
sheep d hogs-Igiye copperasin.thsirfood
everyother day, forBix or eightsdays-saysa,
teaspoonfni Il horse, COW or hog ahdhsllff
tsaspoonfaito asleep # the abcvsdirec
stions are followed, I willpledgemsTWordt the
PRESCRIPTION VIII klill ID vermin, Inside and
out-leayiDgy ourcattle with acleanstoinaOh
and healthy skin.
The remedy is sosimpleyea may y
itaMortR trying, but tits no huMbpg no
Yaukss scboolmasssrs medicine:
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BRurEs Love MEN MORE THAN WOMEN.
a writer in the 41aatic Monthly puts it
thus:
aKate, the other day, was asserting q
wife,,s right to control her own property and
incidentally advocating the equalitS Of the
sexes-a touoby point with her-I put in:
Tell me, then, Kate, why animals form,
stronger attachments to men than women2
Your dog, your parrot, and even jour cat,
already prefer me toyou. How can you ac-
count for it, unless you allow there is more
in us to respect and to love z
q account for it, said she, with a most
decided nod, tby affinity between yon and
sbrutss.
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mar A Quaker had his broad bBrimmed hat
blown of, and he chased it for q long time
with f%ruitless and very ridiculous zeal. At
last, seeing a roguish looking boy laughing
at his disaster, he saidsto him-tArt thou q
:prOfane lad? The youngster replied that
he semetimsa did little in that way.
sThen, said b, taking half dollar from
his pocket, thee may damn yoDderfeeing
tile fifty cents worth:
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pd-ssHere is a yeritable marriagenotice OF
thet .olden time, taken from the New York
Weekly Museum June sHe2-aajectiye
inthoses days were cheap and plenty
sMarassd.-0h Monday evening last
The Rev Beech. Jphn buchanan Esq to
sths smisbIs, adorable incompatible infex:
ibls; and Observation-Disclosures Nancy Pur,
Ener, hoshof TIM city
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HEApaTuMPRg1L


IN. .z4h1S bapu slouiu Do peyeLou w -
Side edge, toanaka itsIp onsthespale read
Nv and prevent emitting Gut aies
Estraighttapering hiokory, Hhiteoa Of locust
lever, .one foot in diameters at the bntt, aSp
EtBeatys6Ye feet long. Take baskand
humps smoothly put onthsband Ief e cons
within two feetof thelarge emf, at which
point putins wossnalII pinso irop pre-
vent It from going any further: Within
four inches Of the stnaEan put on g com
mon yoke cley1s, withia ring in TO pull
by. Hitch two yokesof oxens Drive ol
the right Of THE stump until the band passes
the stump:a few inches. Pass the chaini
round the stump, on thefeft side nddraw
It tight, with no twist IN thssehaih Alitttle
above theleserdT ii III commonwealth and
put the ring onsthe wedge: Then gee round
ina circle until the stump IS twisted out
This machine will take out about half the
dead stumps in q field of long standing with
the outing Of brace roots conmeis
sized green istumps canb be taken ont By cut
ting the. brace roots first, and digging q lit
tie After everything is ready, with thsI
team and two hands, can take up one.
kunaradormorest nmpa per day asi isne
drift at all ON the cattle, except the labor q
pulling the lever from stump to- stump
Re pectfully EsTlhL
Madison oounty,IK April,l868
Ohio GalSpdtor
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EISHE undersigned Fsspscifptiy infofmstheGit
liens Of York and the TRAVELLING COM
EMUNITYsthathe IS D wsprepareds with comfof
ftablex and GOOD HoRSESssstosfur
nisl conysyances to ANYP0fNYs at the shortest
En6fiss, and ut Unreasonable rates ~.
He has procured s
EXPERlENCED H0sTEERSI
ana win aBoARp,, STOCK BY the dayssNeeko r|
month By anrarrangement withthe Pfopfietofs;
EofsBT0WES H0TEL,san inc sADLERsS HOTEL
he will attend carefully 10 whatever stock may
bebronghtfoeiihe house to:be stabbed
sHsyng rented the Stables formerly soccnpieds
EbyLsP. Sadler, with the large neutrality-suspicious.
SToCKLoTS attached thereto he sgpreparedto
Nth every needed convenience.
The OMNIBUS WIN carry pussepgersSt6san
from the Depot 10 thsEH ossls5andsan part Of The
torn sSss aSss
Hs, 81 Bis agents villa IN tnssb 81 fSund: af
The Stn6lss attaehrd to- Stoves Hotdfy where
spersons desiring aeconmod6fio6s ore desired 80
Gail. EAWS0NsD@G00hE
~r6SsPersons hiring Horses or Vehicles Y i'll be-
:requiredst 70 return thea.insgood condition Of ps8:
for NIL damages. gsss
sSMay{27SB
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The State Of. So. Carolina,
DISTRIGT
J.. NJ. Strong. InStheG Common Pleas,
.AnahmMt,

Inv. Ruddock. Attachment
NEHEREAS the plaintiff didSonthsl 10Th day
of Jauuary. 1854; fisshiH DeclArations a
'gainst the defendant, Hh6g(asitis ;satd} IS Absent
from.and WITHOUT Ihejimifssaf thisHtstessaudh has
neither Wife olsattarneEsk 1dHn within The same,
upon whom fcopyssc Tho said declaration might
be served. IL therefore 0rdsredsbstthe ssid
Defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec
~Iaration, on. or before the 18th day Of January,
which win be in the year of our Lord one,thons.
and eight hundred, and ffty-nine, otherwise final
a1dsabsoluts Judgment viii then be given and q.
Harded against bin. ~
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Bs1sppfsnt IaSBHHsessssfa6hh 6s& rsiet
aaipatsnt ffbs &iek aid Pqsss
fssssg adbM4ed sc3fB Nrf4t8t
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n Whatever man seRsth that sball
he also Teaps Ihen whataSBsaatifui har-
vest Of old coats and gdreeohes shstsilorHill
reap one ofthess days
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from 60centsto:S4a sGuNssdanbte and single
from $40 10 $50. Walking Canes Of yalEkindai
Clocks from So to TWENTY D0LLARSSAH
the aboyss named articles Will many others not
mentioned, will be goId
Low
t6g> WATCHES. JEWRLRY, EEUcKS and,
MnsicaT Boxes REPAIRED 81 ahortnotiee bysan
EXPERIENCED WORKMAN.
1000 OF. GID SIEYERsWAATED
ID. KIRKPATRICK
June 8 % q
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aNsMXNHOOD, AWE IT'S RREM.

~ LunS
OsXHUBEsDEELTNEy-Iust Pnbiished Gratis.
5hs 20thz kodfsaa: feM Rords onsthe rational
treafne16 afEh6ut Medicine, of Spermatorrllea
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Gsnilaf
and Nervous Debility, fmpotenoys and Impede
lneltst Ia Marriage generally by
b. DE LANEY,rMp
The important fact that she insay alarming
complaints originating M hesimpradsucesan and
ioUTMEDfCINE, is In hisssmaI sfScts clearly
idemonstratedt md the entirely new : highly
successful freatmsnt, as ssdoptsdby the Aulhef
fulIyzexplainsd, by means Of Which every one ~
ennbledto cure HgNsEEE perfectly and at tho.
least possible cost. thsfsby avoiding ell the adveSs
tfsed nostTums of the day.
Sent to any address gratis and post free ma
sealed envelope, byremitting post pal9t sEQI
postage stamps to. DrSBIDE LANEY, 50 Eastl
SIst street, New YorktsCiity.
NAV
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man On III tris 0rnnrdsr, having
3pa u she~seyideuce, is sup
Aa76 beanauccessfuliysde defended By,
oa5saf j lie. following speech, which.
q1itA as good warrant for The. verdict
niles pften fender as the lsnal reasons BY
which llisssttemptto justify their6nding !:
Thpd shah not kin Nov, if You hang
5pient yon tfansgress the command as
licasgreases and as slump as goose egg
3cafer face: Gentlemen, murder is
murder wbethsf committed By twelve jury:
men zanhuubisindiy like client.
GentlS nen 4 do not deny the fact Of my
client having killed man No such q
thing YgspltIIeaml5sp may bring The prs,
p6sf d adty the fhahguaan msg do his
duty a win thst exonerate you No
spch thing In thatsass you VIII bemur-
erers Who among you iisspreparedf for the
brand of Cainsto be atamped upon his brow
today Who, fteemen2 Who, in this
land Of liberty and sight7 Gentlemen, !
viii pledge mot one Sof youghas a
& Bo#le No. geptlemen, your pockets
areodifsSoE th thefpmes of cigar cases
sahdstobaccos Youscanasmoke the tobacco
ssstads 81 pipee { 8 peaceful con.
science but hang my unfortunate client,
andtheS Ssy alIgatorso if Farnorse Mill GAL
Top through the internal pripciplssnf your
: animal sisesra, until ID sspinaf yertebre of
syoaio anatomical eonstractienisSturned into
Faiircsd forstbegFm andgor3 COLLINS Of
despair:
Gerslsnap, beware a committing nun.
der! Beware, 7 say, Of Modelling with the
eternal ~perogatiye! Gentlemen, I adjpre
you, by themanumitted ghost Of temporary
sanctity, TODD no murde9l adiure You by
the namssof woman i main spring of the
ticking time piece Of times theoretical
TRANSPORTATION, Ia donomnrdsr I adiure
you, byt6e love you have for the esculent
andcondimentaE gnstosof our native pump
Kin, tosdo o murder Eadjurey on BY the
America eagle Chat whipped the universal
5 game coc1of cfsation, andis now roosting
on the Inanetic telegraph of times illnstri.
sous transrdigration, todosnomufder And
lastly, L you expect to- wear store-made
coats; If You ever expect to wear boots
madeo Of the free hide Of the Rocky Noun.
tain buffalo; and to sum mp all, if you ever
sxpect to be anything bnt sneaking, low
dnng raaeally, braided small ends Of hu.
manly whitfield down into diatinetibiity,,
aeauiann client md save your country.
haspfisoner Hassacqaitted, Of course.
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.THM

4HAStONH HAND aspispdid assOrtmeHtof fand
.E isS66stantly receiving somsthi1 gneHfaG0LD
ANDssfLyER WATCHES andsJENELBYsgf.an
kinds. All thenew styleof
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.GREA1 ~BEhgIlFlER
$50 long unBuooeHstaIfy sought,
FOUND ~ATLAET

SEoKsIf REsT0REsP
j sSHnlr 70 / s1riginal color covers luxuriantly:
the bid head 5sfemoS al dirdru6. tching md
sall scrofnla; scpidhea md al itsernpions makes
The hairsoff,s healthy and gloss; and will pre-
fsegsc &c fosany imaginable snge, removes, asif:byS
magic; salfE biutchess 10 frcutt the facess and curea
al neuyalgia s and neryoushead achss eescircn2
lar and She following III
DoysasN N. HI Feb 1867
sgPRoF &Gos@Gsnts /. within 5
sfewsdngs WeThayes receive many aordefsa
scaIls 3orProf. OF Woods Hait Restorative, that
TO day. We we're seompsiIcdf aepd to- BOSTON for
"a quantity, ((the8 dozen you Forwarded 81 bsigg
soda WliIes Memjghta asquantity snom;yod.
Isneyy 5Qtas tre. haze sold sssmsso adus produced
tbfss.of foar asv eusfowasMd tho 1ppsobafioni
snd patronage it receiyes from udsts stbstaps
Hal and worthy citifsnsso uryitipttg ii 3 zcon-
vince s thatit is M0sINALgABhE PREHA
endusaass oopsssm may b one grpsSfsls izs
and one dozen 5 2 aiss; aldbealesasy
Signed DANIEL LATHRoP Cd,
Hickory Grove St charlssse Bt nSs
sPROFa09 WQ0D-DearsSit Same me1ast
summer We wereinduced to- nae some D yonrKazs
Restorative, and its effectsE were go Hopdertl va
felt il ourdutyto youapd thenfficted, toTeport IL
Our little sons head .forsome time had been,
perfectly Observation-Disclosures apd3sdme called i;
lscafd head Tie haiF6lmost entirelyscpme o. ipi
cppseauencesssNhen asfriepd, seeing bis sp6stingss
advised usstg usey Restorative, ~ did 30 With
little hope Of success s but 70 our surprise ind thst1
q aHouEs friends ayeryasE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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YANKRE SToRYg

rememher0ne Sllasa SasqueerA tel.
How aoitise1o & Che word wheFwen ii
Hhsard atra1eliera tale always chimed
aitb opesa more extraordinary still: Such Is
thisAslSid you ever go to thesKockss
eMeu6ssins2 Well, wonder at that. You
mas besure yonldo know the World
fS;ancestersca came ffonathsre, and an my
younger days we nsdd oftensto talk about an
old: uncle thatswas living there abont aeen:
linry & o Heswas.a crack shot, and when
Ehe eaIded0anstossee grandfather bropghta
particular long gun With him IthoughtI
fInightas we'll go aldsee what done
with tke oIdamans Vel, do You kbow,that
idistricti Is. soremarxably healthy hgh5npin
then that people never die. They BOT
|efd a~ndshriyeied, and lose their faculties
pretty much and then the nsighbors We
Them up sin assack, and ticket them aud
hang them up.int the church. So when
EgottoEhe placs4 wentto the church and
asked the man that had charge if he knew
What had become Of my Old uncle. The
man said he .didn,,t know, but Igwouid
come along with him we,dsee. SoeweEent
around and examined the sacks precious.
lot ofs them. Sure enough there was my
uncle 8 name OF q So the man asked if
8 @ishedsto speak toahim. told wanted
particularly to d lott Well be. took down,
,thesack, and inside there was my uncle, as
dry Is q mummy. He put him into warm
water, and after a while the old man began
90 open his aud shseze: Atlast says
SsWel, uncie, can you speak md be said
he could. Sol began to chat with him.
abobtourreations The old man presently
tired and began to yaHn Says2hessn yeu
have anything particular to ask about,
guess you had better mike haste, as am
getting tired, and WANT to behungapagains
We'll, thsn, uncle, saysI 4 just wantstol
know what became Of particularlo long gun;
5yoasused 10 have Look, says he under
the thatohs at the northwest corner Of the
and you'll find it, Thapkees uncle,
SssysI and We tied the old man sup again
Well found the gun: and loaded it Hitha
pound of powder and six poundssof shots---S
Inmycountry the pigeons are SO plentiful
that unless You drive them away, they eat
upallthe2glai Somebody hast to .
sexerySmor1ing to shootthem. Wel5I VAS
anSiols for my turn So I got up very ear
long before day light, and laid the gun,
rmr~I
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WnETAMrNa.-T6eB Boston Gazette ed.
tied by r Shillaber, Esq Mrs. Par
:tingtons announcesM Mr., Paul Prettyman, as
a teacher of the art of wife.taming, at the
eioWspfioe &c 1850 par lesson. Here arc
Of his certificates:
Hhisis To- certify thatM Mr.. Paul Pretty:
man hassucceeded in subduingmy wife
Heteok her when in. the most restless con.
dillon, and in one hour she vas cooking 9
bssf,steak with the placidity Of an angel
JAS. F. H0RNER:
MI Prettyman has full liberty to refer TO
me, His art 4 consider greatdesideratum
of married life He QUOTED Mrs Sinpkin
who was always ugly in double harness and
accomplished wonders Not q shirt button
has been missing since the late of bistrial.
P. SIMPKINS, NeWarkN J..
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anhg causiagf 6adtodt
blsodsseigin3tmEss<aH3
LjYet4nSi6ofSlor
9nesd0seafSsE6sfI
ishs STOMACH and pf63
tsings and soufi1es
Only one dose fakt
vents Nightmare
Only one dose fnkS1
bowels geBfly
Cna dtse akeneffSl
esbotHes takSnsf df
! |'|||' ] 81 !
aass Isss se6f Sse$l1sPE
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ii, MOORE
John MILLER
ATTORNEY AIEAW

COMMISSIONER EQUITY.
YoHKyIILE, so.
08acein tbs gourtHo us
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
VOL. 4-NO.47.

LIFE A KALEIDOscoPR. .---How many
bright tints, eccentric forms and Outre
images pass before US in onr struggle
through !life. But OF all tasks ,sto march
along the weary path frisndless and alone,
is the hardest. How fearful fate Is that
which compells the wandersr to Rreatne
the face 10 smiles when the soul is full of
sorrow; to mingle with the giddy and
the gay; to jest. smile and sing, when
the hear. is quivering with agony and
pain. II is hard to meet tine eye, cold
and aVerted, that has been won't 10 beam
on you with love and affection. /, Il is
hard to bear the sting Of poverty. and
the reproach Of the proud. It is hard to
zee fond hopes one BY one destroyed, iii
naught Is lsft to beckon onward ID the
path Of life.i II is hard to part with
friends; hard to lay them one by, one
beneath Che grassy mound, but harder
still 10 know they live, yet '.not for you"
thai! their friendship is withdrawn, their
affection buried beneath the cold fotniali-
ties Of life. -e5s ,ss7poore