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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

PAXTON All,
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~ a." '"''"'Np fLl I'D
EXTRACT nUcHt.
FOf Diseases of fie B'uddrf, hfaars Gr1re} Br0n7D
Hcqs1ases, Dissertations. NecIo Diseases, female
ntli4ifg, and dN Diseases ~ The
Arising FROM Esccsses aud mprudcneios I'm Hf and re-
moving an Improper Discharge from tde Bladder Kid
ucys. or Sexual Orsans. whether COS listing iu
MALE or FEMALE
From whatever cause they may have originated
org ~ T4 H iT o oi i no LoN" SIANDING'
PaNd CIect
JoV no ~ ro,rpD,,
80 - Il l. L - y T. - '-'
II cure, Nervous and pebilitacd sufferers and
an me ~ TOMS among which VIII be found lnssposi
Nln 20 EAeiuYn' Loss oi Fowcr Loss Of Memory, Diff
culy OF bfSalmng' General Weakness, Horror Of Dis
case, weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror Of
Deyih, night a"eats Cold Feet Wakcfulucss, Dinncs,
y SION i.tesuor Ohi'efsaI Lassiiude 90 the Muscu
S,ntogs NY Hep u ll'iD F apleegi WIN D{pepte
Of the skin, Palid Countenance and Frup,io1s o1 tbe
ouently Blacl Spots Fiyipg 6ef1re The NO ,f ~
rora,, INFUSION, ard - IN SIM, ". - W.. .'i
Great Mnluiiy liostes.aes, titl, Honor ~ S[ri,g 80
Nutiug &. t,1rc Ds.ir,tl. ~ .f.t y 49, 80 e.r
tude and Nothing thew more Dread fr Fc,r ~ man,
selves; no Rcposc of Manner nd Fsrno.',e.. ' So,
ulation. but Hurried Transition nom one Oncston IN
another.
These symptoms il allowed 70 90 on-whch this mod
ieinc invariably removes-soon follows Loss or pow
Err, FATUIrY and EPILEP1IC FITS-in one Of
which the patient NAV eAprc Who can saw tbat bese
exccsscs are not frequently followed bv those dcfl dis
eases-iNSANIlY and CONSUMPTION The rec
9rus OF the INSANE ASnLuMh, and the melancholy
truth Of these assertions In Iunatc Asyms the most
me,9uehoiy eAmoiiion appears The couutenance Is
G@s} soddgn and quite desiitute-ncilher Ninth nor
it is rarely 9.iieulatc.
with yocfu measures wan despair
Debility is most terrible and has brought thousands
upon thousands to unumcy graves, thus blasting the
no9h OF many noble youths It can be cured by the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

Indeed you would have looked we'll
charming in my eyes. What a pity that you
did not have confidence enough in me to have
allowed me to guess the truth before. Why,
May, | would have married you years ago,
and been the happiest and most grateful fell
low alive. How stupid men can bc!--but
come, May, we must 90 and tell my sister
She will be delighted, indeed
And he led the embarrassed and blushing
May into the presence of his sister, and ad-
mitted her to the great rejoicing and, in
few weeks from that day, Rossiter and May
were no more twain but one flesh. Nobody
knows what month may bring iorth-nor to
what the simplest question may lead one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
BOYS. BIZ PROMPT.

Never say, when told to do any thing. e in
minute, by and by. This leads to
bad habit, which, if not overcome, will pre-
vent all confidence in you as you grow up
You will then put off the duties which YOU
owe to your parents and your ncighbor in the
same way, and lose their confidence Many
men lose the respect Of their neighbors, not
so much because they mean to do wrong, az
through mere carelossness. E" By aud by
and tomorrow, have ruined thousands.
have robbed them Of their character, and made
them anything but blessings in the neighbor-
hood. Little confidence can be placed in
their word and that because Of their care
lessness.
Let none of our young readers lose the
confidence of their parents or their school
fellows, by such carelessness. But fulfill
every promise and every obligation promptly,
and you will succeed in every laudable un-
dertaking, and be respected by all good men.
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mruiruI.

s s \ si s57sH4
~ OF THE AGE.
I. Mr.. KENNEDY, Of RoNbury has discovered in oro
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR.
from The corsi Sro0da dozen to q common
Pbnpie.
lie has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and ne,o,
ailcg except in two cases both thunder humor lie has
no" IN possession over one hundred certificates Of its val
uc, an within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 90 cure nursing sore month
one to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pmpes
on the face
Two or three BOTTLES will cure the system ofbols
Two bottles arc warranted 10 cure The worst canker In
the mouth stomach
Three Go five bottles are warranted to cure the wors,
kind OF Erysipolas.
One to two bottles warranted to cure all humor i'm
Che eyes.
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure running Of the ear,
and hotchcs among the hair
-Four to six bottles are warranted TO corrupt and
Que bottle will cure scaly cruptions Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 the worst
kind of rngwuum.
Two three bottles are warranted 20 cure the most
desperate case uf rheumatism.
Three 10 four bottles warranted Co cure slt-rheum
Five 90 eight bottles will thc clsu Of scrna
neneht Is always experienced from the drst bottle
and perfect cure q wauanted when the above quantity
is taken.
RoxuruY, Mass
DEAR M,pN,-Thcrcputa Of the Medical Di,co,.
cry. in curing all Kind OF humors is so wo established
by the unanimous voice Of al who have used IT, hai
need not say anything on ihc subject as che most skill
iu physicians and the most careful druggists in the
country are unanimous in be- praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery 20 your notice
do 10 with full knowledge Of its curative powers boz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

PREACHING LIKE "OLD HUSDRRp. -
The last time / met DR., Taylor, he was on
his way home from Worcester, where he had
preached on the Sabbath. 1t was in the cars.
and was returning to my field of labor, af-
ter my summer vacation. He never met an
old pupil but he sent him away wiser man.
This time he took for his text compliment
which he had just received from stranger
in Worcester, and enlarged upon il in A ne.
culiarly impressive way. a member of he
congregation whom he had observed as a
very attentive listener, stopped after the ser
vice, and offering him his hand, thanked him
with great earnestness, saying Your
preaching sounded like the tune Of 'Old
Hundred. - II was the best compliment |
ever received, said the venerable man. " A
man whose preaching has the depth, and
sacredness and power TO move the multitude.
as that honored tune has, ought to be CRATE
full to his Master" From this point he en-
larged, as one may easily imagine. upon the
superficial, snowy ad-captandum PREACHING
which was becoming SO popular, for the pur-
pose Of impressing upon his former pupils
mind the necessity Of seeking for real logical
power aud strength Of thought in his sermons.
Preach as near as you eau like " Old Hum
dred.' The tune will outlast many jiggery
tunes Of the new masters. That tune wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

REAS SONS
Why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is universally
preferred for Family Sewing
lst Il Is moro simple and easier kept in order than
any other MAJ iinc.
3D. It makes that will not rip or rayel though
every third stitch is cut
81. II from two ordinary spoos and thus all the
trouble Of winding thread savoidcd-whe the same ma
chine can be adapted at pleasure by mere change Of
spools, 20 an varieties Of work
lth The sumo machine runs silk linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility
9TH. The Is elastic the elastic fabric
that 10 is free from all liability 20 break in washing,
ironing or otherwise.
9th. The stitch made by this machine is moro beautiful
than amy other mlde-either by hand or machine. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

The longer we live in this world Of roses
and thorns the moro we learn to revere those
philanthropic axioms, Shear and forbear -
Live and let live, and toreyerence faith,
dition of having our uespasses forgiven, that
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DOOK BINDERY.
w l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTARIISITNTENT

w INV ENl AbLiNHMEAI.
Just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman & King Main
street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER x GlANLIN have lust opcnel n ne,.
stock Of Groceries, Sc which they will be happy 10 sell
on me most reasonable terms, comprising
hUGARS--all kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP .
iEAS--all kinds best in town COFFEE--Gnyrnuirtt
Java IN Packets, assortment In Bags Ground In bulk
ana pnpersi SOAPS-Common Bar, Stoves A. na,is'
Chemca CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and shaving; TOBAC.
pV-all kinds and sorts, Chewing aud smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds from
snort SKIES TO Limitation sPlCES-Peppei Spice
rigs, Citroni ENlRACIS-Lonon aud Vanilla Sal,
efuius, common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice Mus
Mns an kinds, Pipes, Lamp OIL and Candles; Butter and
Table salt COD Flsil-sahnon, Mackerel and Her.
nngi PORK, Hams and Lard Cheese Tubs Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms Pals sho,ols and Hoes
BOOTS sHoES--eommon and hnej Overalls Green
jackets, &C. LOOMS PALMER,
dEhhS CASH. JOHN GRANIlN.
Montpelier juno II. 1856. ON
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4Rustc

PIANO FORTES, ALEXANDRA ORGANS,
BoEHH And Euler FLUTES,
Guitars BR ISIS fNSTRuNEN1'S, Sc.
Mr. Paddock mas arranged TO visit the cities short
mitr,al1, and oilers his services any who may desire
PLANO FORTE Tor other lustrumouO carefully Sc
iccted for ts Musical Qualities and at is true raie
0l Instrument.
Those who are aware OF Tic vide musical difference
between Instruments ~ the class the same ma Sc
aud ne same price, viii appreciate the advantage Of
careful personal selection by possessing sufficient
musical and mechanical experience TO render his opinion
OF value.
As Mr. Paddock is the Authorized Agent Of the cele-
brated house Of
CHICKERTNG d SONS,
well Of other makers Of the best reputation in Bos-
ton and New York; with 10 their Factories well
as Waerooms his advantage for comparison and selec
ton Of instruments uuequaled while at the same
time he is able TO box and bill direct from the Factory
without charge for packing trucking and deliver
any Depot in the state at The lowest Factory price
Circulars will be forwarded, any musical informa-
ton afforded by addressing
JOHN IA PADDOCK,
OrgaHtst and teacher Of Piano
~ Mrs. j. r. LORDS Boardilig School,
MuNTPELlER, VI
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DIR. j. &. AVER a. co.
LOWELL MASS

Wholesale by j. NJ. HRNRY, Waterbury.
L. f. Pierce and s. Z. Redfeld, Montpelier; Geo.
Niehols, NJ d., NJ. s. Adams 4 Co and a. o. Smith,
N2rhhed r. Perry, Cabot and by all dealers in med
ioins everywhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27

SALT SALT 1000 bags Dairy Salt.
- 400 bush. Crystal Rock do. for srindne 5000 bush
l. and Canada do, at the DEror sroRE aud for sale
P, ,. sloRRS FULLER.
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FROM MHaltNtl cause th'l may nave originated
AND 80 MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.
firing Haih and IGOR 10 the Frame and Bjoon 10 N,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01
A neau,Iial Extract


The following purhgtapb.. irem
the Mas Eumler 'cl tle hneoiain
Farmer, wrg wtugn by prpi. ilo.t
one Oh rs eiilofs. They coniaiu
both poe.sy aud sublime lfu,h. The
article FROM which We clip thea Z
up0n "fhc Plan, S,ufccs and
Salarc Of ia FOOD, and contains
moe interesting facts Va lhe saigecs
OF agriculture than many writers
soali eoulcula into gu ordinary
volume. lie spys;
10 ,he majority Of mea, We af'
ss..sGcl, the soil j. nothing bun
pu.q but 10 the chemis, vho kncw.
| is origin, i,s history, iis ra,arc and
IL capsbilliies, Il Is n vouderiu
miS,ure Of these beautiful elements
sh,ch IN their eyer-yaying lorms
become DE ambient nir, shc Aqai'
ocean, lhe prccioas opal, fil
anlc,hjs,, the jasper, and The s.'i
mmc precious diamond or tho d.
lIicate blue bell aud solsl, sh'
amaganih, ,hg lis and ile rgsc.bpl
lLe spare VI blgc grws, aud shs ees'a
of Lebauoa /, Of asaip The rnhy llr
| tho matches pgs d lhc love IN cys
tue nobly palpi'a,.1s psaFl, a.d yS
more soAsleflal lfnln'
"TLese sgs lie jepels % w'ie
tue sel. is composed, and oat I
which tie Ausbanlmaa 90 puays'I
iugl, slsives b Eorec iLe Isel !.
s'IIcuecfprlh a. he .alns TIC ~
, ro1s el lis fed, 70, Tie sleep 81 y
! tkoaSl, be bloksa ty lle rsls.';ie.
lAe snIA, lhss sllrreI ~ Wy ploug'
shats, Is loablless composed il p
II she ashrs Of ANCESTRAL heros
uhese tnorsal TemainA ~ The plas'
/" material uus 81 wlneA ~ ave hsil
!. !. ing ,l,e tualss cf The men si !
iay -
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iNtihl aalA tfW
i.N.f As HH Hfl
itset lHf I fallei fH if tWffl
HHl#l suHf
4 is4 ha.sl Ael a ! #fssl Hef
! f8ti tnHsi I tafnnf
ltFsl an h.H J 4M iEfA
TO- lsfttiHel siNl' al e4i ng
aaf t8ftN iiue en- Wep heafn leli
ut iil dsd ihHh lhl kn imf ae
fal folif ls n maeilh
nnaI lm sslde lt Wt =
uNHllIH HLaaiat lhl
HHmIW 4mllei mm
uAlafilpi 4'usbtef tmf laia
phlNniit amt a q eml ll1pis
sY,., ,an sps |, ''maiud aN
ofm. mr.tilu IN 0hui mNl
Il,le o ahHh lnel 10 eel.a.
lttdtA m fa ane 0ffm h0uu,
mf lie tnd ilf delh ~ Ed, ! an
lhm yay lhme- ae polu sprnm,
| !. gmof'
/ Nhh tai npi aud lellfUH a..
/ about 10 unm tAlphcf la umrTrf
| They vua NJ mltell pleased 10,
iuiy vdan, ~ | vfps $40 bod %
Ilaoud atalOuug rlvtin tlll i.
lU.t flml. Oh i3p 4lal m
bln't hA good, an hsra ai'H0
,bat why tllr.it. d.dHt slchp
Iwuh. hul kppn tnhu u.uut ah
lthnitn m a llsus,a. tell ! lelt m
cap uy happ'ugsa var ,uose wv
lpfofsrl, ah lAnun ever, wv 81
m SUM nv ihee 'g atpni NJ
weddln vii ell ~ Inst, haloN J dh
and how Sal dun, an 50 io''h .
tn oh
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Be A woxAH.

4. shs ,w.Iish, hsafs began.
rI..dis< .i'h : so, d day.
unsins him ~ l's . mna'
But unto her blac sysd daughter,
Thcurh With loves wcvsis quite as rsa''y
Point. she out this c'sev duty,
aSssivc, n,y dear, N be laav'
Male Of hoops, aud silss, snd ahS
vssd 10 decorate the pnyIef, .L e.
Like the fancy rugs apd ess'ssF
Il /, oss y ho wastes % novs's
Hvssy ieeliag that is hsanaf
n ~ this 10 bs . lajy, 4
-fis col this to b. woman.
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"ffHt IfieNA fllHHfHHH HHHf#
y lHlHl Is ~ aHH So t'hlHpsf
~ wsfa Faa Hhaea yH Nslhi, l4I
I lsIl ym, iiel lhoaal YaH have N.ft
= hAfgI hsnlgit. yel y1N- sly
iHffHlF TN8i lulh
tr1 ~ y waf ssfY HHeh aHHa
lled ytl be- epgH us vhally a.
laail hei sefh Nlea W. iseeaa'l
lbme hp llfen nlasell Hput lHi iH
rfft frIfspy adi felsalhe Nalpt
ftgifl over 'lH msl'u ~ hN uHn
mhl II eilo MltlEhs llipag,at
atpufl8iiy fm oliNf NJ Uf o.
hnIlUH l#H, t0ah Ie lh0iiHFf
ht4f Ni III mfl' la hs s.les
Sos. tha on Indy saA eefy lHaeh
frightened o. tebIIuF fayt llihs
eIao H. hs. husband nsoA, aal hef
HhHl #ss hel 20 flehiy m 4 orer
eaI 81. ho.vta llp iwo, sle wit
e. w0ft vtly hwhsadle aai pulled
tle halts iuaload d, cutting lhela "a.
Nb j, olele 1 hls ejtf, anil thrf'
Il0oi kn vito viii De mi0r al Wv
/ afoAt! klia wlmt ml hetu id't
lam. and sce,nr thls, BE- could uo'
iaabt shat rbe ulapdod la mlHdll
hin. lls spgaag Ilum llie bel j
ioror, ani no explanation or cu
Htaty caallconsnce hIth 10 the cdA
luary 81. from lhMdny furlh 'he0
en no mste peace for tlpl l'ause
Il was fw, sv quarrel nhd wrai /.
! IN .hc time.
With delight tle Devil hcald d
lie success u hislatLtal olulasar'
and seuI her woid llad 81 sAc woul
meol lim 4, Tie end oI Ne Lawn,
u c,riain time, ,las he wou'l W
hcr tic shoes.
AZ the appointed time. sho y
: paired 20 Tie spot aud loaaa ,le ~,
, al The place. He pm ilc aAoes 3
. DC cua az q long polt and tlanlf
: oa the opposite side ot dc .Ieue
: banded lliom over 10 hcr. she vi
yery much pleased With l.tm, Iai
Z were justcxacily tle article.
But, tlere Is one lling, Nh. Dee
y lhat ivoall Ike 10 have csplaHle.
!, that IS. why you hand ihdn to .
y on that stick ~
"Ntry tasy 10 explain" rJfi
e he. ..a,iy onS Who has lhe cuuni
: and mcanncss ,o dOas ,cu have d.
: dun'I get nearer than twenty feet
= me :" SO saying, he a't 30 terri
2 After aAhile tie o'l woman li'
:, :. all ahtn slw npplicl Tor a''uiiiat
to ,he lower regions, tie Dgyd vo'
" noi lei hgr in. for lear shc MI,
's ,lulli.tpe h.m, AZ Me was So m'
llis superior. So Tie Oh woman
,ci rchpel.sd % Wander oycr
w@.j ersas.ns quarels snd 81
| III peaceful families aud L,ish
y" l.oOls.
woall yOu kuoN her nan G.
y II "a MAbAg hcASsAi- VI
~ shs died. keF shilaIet, lie ~
~ 81 AspAtlxrEs, wue ~. ufph1
!, Lus tia Devil. N Confederation
i's rast services done IVY the metl
Iss alcpsd them. AMI % you see y
: tbs ia,hsrcf that respectable {
s's ca.td .-6sddf mgr gefs.
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HllaIlgH 'tstg rd D. Nsf
Amy lah.li,ns va, inlheel
cen lAif ~ Fbfshi fYe lIfei t!I
ayt siaflf vi el'ms va ffsAeA
Asay ilats farly fnfh hlthe . ssf.
fsg aof1 Of lum We giii thf tai
oe,sl leea knovn 10 base llle laaii
nlhtNfs lssHg oaeh plftfat
lhc i.mo aLou Rgli ali raliba u ll. !
lut hal united lHanH tlsbOly benas
of welloeA, lweulg.fye ytHh lelgfl
20 wtlI vas lhe fla u lhelr s9igA
gnl harplnelt known, thpt lhoy eHo
,palen N, far auL near, al ibe mp
| llosl pair hn9wn hus 'le Devil.
/ ipxouso the abrupt meaiiuI OF ma'
name. } bal hoan iyihf Iar twenty
| yrars "a clcdte vlnt "a eommohh
called 80 mss IN the family lu'
ltte0n lhofa Oh opmrnulalf Dat
innrh 10 BE mer lhcaiion be- had noi
laeI nblp % induce DO oN s.Nlo.
Iman 10 afiumtle aLoutlrca. lnl lehg
Hate, once. or ,ha old lady 90 glse
la single curtain lecture. At.er le.
nnl,d effort, ,to Devil became dts.
coemged, ana had he ucs been o pcl.
pn u gtoat determination, he wouli
4 ioublIess have rl,eu Up tile work ~
despair. O0c day, ~ be- WIS walk
INK doug, Ia o vcrs susly mood, Of.
> ui another attempt % sot 'hc u,
lady to quarrel abou, the PIGS gelsilig
inlo tie ynfd. lie met an old woman.
4 hear neigllbcr Of iic aged couple.
lM NJ. Dol esd DE nelsl.tof ass'
very particular Iiieads. they aas
need. stop on ths sSg to shn a lislle
TODD morning, sir, sald .hc
"sad pray Nhat na CasIh makOs w
look 50 badly. thls Ocaililul Iaorliig :
an'l dc controversy he.wcca 1h
charsl.es .oh,g good segsise!"
Eyes. isn't Deacon W. maxim,
plcnv Of bad whisky
'"Wtn, What is The matter, ~
highly houorsj masIer!'
Everything clse is goiag IN W.
eupuch, . tcpiied the Devil, "ba',
ana here Nc isokei Is sour as a ina
ksy Up crab apple Tree, "c'd Dla'
ford aud lbs vile, ever here afe ~
ia..ug tie etuse terribly by thrlr Da
example, aui after tyyius fer ycn'
10 iuiuce shem 10 10 beuer, ! mp
say lha, ! consider laem Aops,ess.
The Oh has stood Ief . uiemcI
IN ieep ,iaustt. .Are ysu fu
Ina, YOU have inca e,esy ~ayiP
"Evcly unc ] can ,h'ns cI :
"Ars !ea ceriaiii =
"ies.
"Well,i replied shc, "if !ou v
promise /, make the prc'ent OF
new pals OF shoes, in eaas ! ssssee
si.lmake tie s.temft inyself. q
see Il | saa's raise . auasfclte've
them
10 this reasonable request I
lpsyil rladly asseute'l. The Oh !
ven. her way to utisl.bor Blcyfos
house, and ioand oll MIs. Blue.'
.ady very hsily eusssel d getting 'hI'
i ready los heF husbands comfort
his fwurn lEom work. After
Usual compliments had Tasse,l,
following dialogue ,oct Place:
..we.f. friend T., you and Mr,
have lived long slse sesvsAsr.
s "ri,c sad twenty yesr, 6.
neat No~embsr.' wplisd Mss. y
y "Aui in sli shis time YOU i
mver hsl tie least qaarrel."
.NO. ont. 80. :.
al sra truly glasl sp.hcar i, b
ceu,iaas,l The has, ~ consider !
Z iusv to warn yuu, that though
!. Tie esss, yc, YOU mnst not es
Ii, 10 be 90 slvsys. Have you
observed that Of late Dir d.
grown pes,ish sol sallen q '',a,
"a xssy lis,ls 90, Observed
pf..f-t
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wv ~ r. t"" "= FHN-f n" ~ ""|HNNH"H
.e7famlH II ffitleohp "Oh, yt
u 6. lhlaa htfN ll ac Il. 4
aaesa' rsspuadsa ths lady
Ypt all,l ll,s hafhau.l. ''For
mlahsA. W. dear, ! lnsw yeal deep
.tuHs hid al ydm utlpr virtues.
rlM' yum feaf salae. mi Ihov,
fl.tIilfh hmo " ny married friends
euul u1p wlih me ThA's yeuf
tffiaH4 la'i value
c. A Ayoaoe Mis- hafns accept
el lhp ODER u youth 70 gallant hct
hOma. nf,eisafda tearing that IOkea
mahi BE- cprhcA TO lIer expense "
laa fact ,htuld bcuulne public, dls.
th.ltA h'm when about hall vay
allutuins his seosccy. "Dol.'l be
flFaid lai he. "oTmy safl ( any.
thmr ahgm il. Fm feel ~ much
plbamaA el ltai yya do."
fE Tho deacon ot church, up.
on vhich ues paslo, had bcea sVl.
ael. vas pl,uslug hw many good
unalilc 10 the dcHton ~ = nclgh
fonns church, liz loclareA Ihpt
Z iaeir nov minister had bal ono fault
| 10 lbc world, ahi ihut wns n pYopen.
liity 10 become q liltlc laarclsomc
saen lie was Lfsnl. .
d. 10 $50 . waspvaistei young
llaiy VA rinHlrts. and Oh abundance
Of cfinulinc and aounocs, gracefully
LODI 10 lilo head Il table, and with
ycico as angelic asa tenor fuie,
tAlI The waiter fvr plate of cold
pork aud beans, Is tho most trying
liting romance can encounter.
I9- A female correspondent Of .
! N. Louis paper speaks Of q sight
shc say lately that made her smack
) l.cr lips. l.stcms pity that the
Ialio.ih ,ha. city have 70 smack
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'hcs own .L.. ~ Nv, ;. 'A...sv, .sss ,h. ,ss
/. hat trouble. ID
-,
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i uato pay aev ,,i 'o-aay -. ~
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=, MI s'' .'.s.@'' ssas,. =. ,',n srsv Va.
Il lUvk vAra, hv's swinc W run away
& heset. a,l 4asfOr want 10 make .
nlbig talse,'
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Il ~ W., ..''s an. ,,ic. s,sef y,ss. and
?, hen be scai out u shs house he
=, earr.ed iAsn Of vilh him.
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ts = "Ou'a .''',s ~ - Y ~. ~ a,'1 =,
= y vow "vn'' !, :. ~. ., -. ~ /. a.
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Is ,.on. "wsll, sir, g thsvs ssaseev
Ahd | ss.sil be plsssed' y .ststa.
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x, va have i've saiLel,'y o. Lipa's
q, Murray ahi os.ss,' 'Aa' AN +" :
sIs lindtgdi,s article.
III. ,.-r- ,.,,.,,,s I'm. Lsen roin
.psl ~ ~ round, aboa, ! lady who ias
ny.actc N her lip; u = no' ~. =.
ccifin"n for yosns ssaes 20 INV .'
u! Inal's.ashss o' 'hsf "Iss Wv ~
ard that ilmy gfv" 'Aoss' i
ss.y 81. The sle,ercr man h. %
nav Sir Balsef l.i'ton, ne more .as,' |,
~, do believe, s~omsn %" e y
20, IN. ot coare and 'ae eiesei'' !
:. I seInan & shc more sa''vs "''
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01

e. ssuse s>e says u . ccrtn,n
I.uarrsxasion, hat skey prsy On steir
lknsss IN SRiay. a.d psvy e Weir
ssisLlsc De rsss q 'hs ssss' .li
L. s~1lp 49, gssaies. he -
Il o,i.s.. tss.,1. IS y i. h -
r. - = -. spi. Il esssesI
y - ~ ~ - 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01

q, At psscniriio>s. from large HAM
Hn. 10 Fancy caris. done With NrasnoN
At, pi.pa,rk. aud On ransonsble terms.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01

ny GUARDIAN ANGEL.

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-25

AUSTRALIAN HEAT.-The Sumter rs. c.
Waterman publishes the following extract
from private letter, dated Adelaide, Feb. Is,
1858:
81 can assure you we have nearly been
roasted alive. We have had ten days and
nights Of the hottest weather remembered
for several years past. The heat at noon, in
the shade, was 1876 to lac degrees, according
to situation, and during the night il was new
err less than ga TO LOG in doors. The hot
wind never ceased blowing, and the innu-
merable deaths from coup de soliee have been
appalling liz the extreme"