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10000 Agents Wanted!
To All to Whom it NAV Concern,

A VI the inventor of new and useful Improvement
In Smut Machines, which RICH. was secured TO mt by
lettt patent bearing date 2ah Oct 1851 ana there
certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements. This IS to notify all persons who
make use or veGd said Improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who inirlnges my rights, r.
sponsis- for all such onrin gemens, and will at their
expenee establish the validity of my patent.
Now part Of what claim my invention Is the
securing device formed Of the heater attached TO the
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate ana cylinder, formed Of series Of rings placed
one over the ether. l further claim the adjusiible
screens placed III the chamber and angea relatively
with The Ian, whereby The ches and and Inferior
gram may when OF sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately, and In clean state, or, when
Worthless aewe 10 into the fan box TO he elected
tefeirom with the tner md gi ter 10 egn substances
This Is part OF what claim in the summary 10 my
patent The above notice will hope be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the wise 10 SUFFICIENT,
March 10twU JOHN A. WOODWARD
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BURLINGTON & AISs0I RI AiFER RAILROAD,
Ma&ts tlrse connections with thc steam Packets FOR
all points on the Miss}ss Fp River. with IL c. II 4 O.
Ratfoad Tor Chicago; with the Peoria and Ouuaw ka
Railroad for Peoria at GaleshurE the Chicago and
Quincy Railroad for Quincy aud ST. Louis; at Mendoza
With The Illinois Central Railroad tor aaieua Dabpoue
and St Paul. and Ch.eago with the Miehlg an Central
Michigan SOUTHERN and pGttsburg, ". Wayne a. Chi
cago Railroads. for all the principal places upon the
Atlantic Seaboard.
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FURNITURE : FURNITURE !
Fresh Arrivals at
II. G.. II A f D Y

HH0LESALEsf RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
Il LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE
Jefferson st., between Water AMI Main, in Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick.
MIR. HARDY return. his thanks 10 the
I{I citizens of Burlington and vicinity fer their
previous patronage and socts continuance, feeling
confident that he continue give perfect satsfac
ion.
Owing TO hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than ol merry, that il enables to sell
all u eds in my line from 20 TO % per cent less than any
other house the West, and all Goods warranted as
good represented or the money refunded. My stock
consists OF the following Goods, in
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractcr

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
all diseases inflammation more or less press
L nairs-naw to aHay inflammation stakes
rect ot dtsease-hefice aH immediate CH~
DiLLEf'S Ma hIGiL PAIN EiIRitItA
daa netting else will a!lsy inflammation at once '
make certain cure.
DALLEl'S III GICdL PAM LTTRleTBs
WIZ cure the following among great catalogue j
eases; burns, scaldS. cuts, rhsfus. pipes, ~
bah.@hra bruises. strains, bites, poison, cAAptaas
stf"ta u, ulcers fever sores, trpHs ear ache, rt
eyes, godt ssei!Ugt, rheamattsm, sca!d hes4 4
rHsEm, badness, cry sip@las, rngworm, barriers i
shthtt poN, measles, rash etc, etc.
~ some II may appear incredulaGs that mar
eases sh0uld be rtarhtdhy oue aTt Clr; such an ID
VANISH WREN reflection points to the fact that iii II
- combination " ingredients. taCh aud ever ,sfs
plying perfect autfaGte TO i,s apPos " aisorAs
bILLLl'S AiGfCiL PAIN EfFRA5S
IN its ttttts y magical, because the tlut is sA
tween disease and a permanent care, and il . y
tractor, as Il draws dtssas. out of the ssetifl 4
ssaElhs nature rs perfect az before tie INJURY
scarcely necessary 20 say that no house. wort t5aa
manuiaeLery should be enc moment without it,
40 pain extractor IL genuine unless tEe beS d. IA
steel plate engraving, vita tie name u! Hehf!
l v, Manufactured
For sale by all the Druggists and patent mshaA
callers throughout the United states sad Canals
Principal Depot, It's Chambers ST., Nrw NeEk.
sept3e@iy G. Y. CHAI
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and Essack

Ana great variety Of articles usually kept III frs.
class Warehouse which numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black alnut Locking Glasses from rs
ceuts s. 90.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses fIon 81 rs I'd $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 10 to $50 ca.
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames, from 81 80 20 Is co.
liberal discount to country alers TaeptIGbp
ARAENG krf GS-A patent, which / vii
- put up trial of week aud If not liked will be
taken down, free Of chargef kept, price 81 GO. Any
wishing try do by calling ii MY store
septic hp IL. C. HARDY.
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STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS

VIII take notice that prepared with superior
facilities 10 ship I've stock, aud extra charges are
made by thsse Roads for and attention. We run
ftte stock Trains per week tnune Saturday sun
day aud are prepared to forward all classes of freight
at Through Tarn Rates. Through Tickets can DE pur-
chased at Burlington and Cheeau4ua Tor all points East
and baggage checked through. For Information en-
qaire the Railroad IfIice.
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Moss S1DE.--A fresh supply u Moss Side,
U1 Marion HArlAnd. FOR sale by J. BROWN,
sspt9o Barrel House Block. Cd q.
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{s4& u " - sE..@.4-tE xdlR----ss.9.
RAIL o A D.
AK and astsr Wednesday, March 10Th, 1858, trains
~ via this route viii ~ follows leaving East Bur
llngton by U & @ trims:
III Passenger ut t.H5 4. N. for Pccrih, Chicago,
Cincinnati Anon aid st. Louis. via Galssburg, Knox
vine Elm God aad Peoria, TO Chicago, and via Bloom
inatou Id, Lafsye Pana sAndoval
Terre laute and indianapolis, for Cincinnati and ~.
Louis. -
I'd Passenger at 545 r. NJ for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
cinnat Alton and St Louis, making csse connection -
above.
Passengers via this route will change cars at Gales
burg.
baggage win be checked through from Burlington 20
~ not TO need checking Gaesburg bat mast be At
tended TO and properly checked on the Ferry Boat
The trains Of the u. NJ. r. q. H. make direct con-
nections with the trains vim this route This route y
saving Of FIFTYONE MILES Of travel over any other
to Southern points
Eag Through tickets to all ths above points and AL
cities, may be obtained at the Ticket once OF
the c. b. Dc q. Il. r., Of Jefferson and Water
Streets. Il. y. H0SF0RD,
Passenger A gent, Burlington, Iowa.
P. y. ROBERTS, supt., Peoria, H.
U. II. KELLOGG, Gent Ticket Ag't. Peoria, Ill.
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- ICE.-a0 Tierces strictly prime Rice.
Ii just In store NJ low hgureshy
marie klMBALL 4 CO.
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To Trains leave ChecsGqaa daily, as follow
LIST. MaruiHg Train, ID A. NJ au4 arrive At Burlng.
ton T5a a. NJ.
a. Afternoon Train 2i5 P NJ, and arrive at Burling.
ton a,l5 z. NJ.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important 70 Millers
ys0&sD w ffs s2a> NJ " SMUT sGrtgrE
10E SgESsE Z E1Ik "a, n, Rsa stEs

b
a. r take this method or informing Mill III generally
w that manufacturing lad Will keen
constantly hand Nu0dWtrd's Combined shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best new in
ana We hazard moth liz in saying every Miller who
has yet used will bear in this ertinn. Ii
compact and durable, with less power than most
machines and does all tho work heretofore performed by
three machines, viz: the Screen Separator ana Smut
ter, to say nothing Of the FantHg Mill which has usual
~ to be used ia cleaning dust from otai.
As to the mode Of operation, in the first place sepa-
the sticks. throws balls ana part of the
oats IRON the grain before ACQUIRING. Vale In the
proc OF securing the grain liz brought In contact with
sti ing blast OF air. which carries on dust Us
made 1t then passes into larger Separator where Ii
is cleared Of chess, imperfect grains oat Sc. and Is
then really for grinding The dust il ut only
cleared from the grain. but IRON the chose oats aud
ofal, and blown clear out oil the mli. another very
great advantage il that 1t be vet tn floor
with the barrs any where else IN the mill that InRy be
desired, as 1t makes dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatit is utterly possible to con-
struct mill that Will make good -four o. dirty grain,
unless the dirt he FIRST removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
shutter nd Separator and ii i believed none as wen
adaptes Western Grain. They in use and
beg Al twoof the Mills in this city Sunderland
4 Bros., and keser Co.'S
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 2s-awtf WOODWARD, KEfsER 4 siiERRILL,
Rurliny LEVIN
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70 Purchasers Of Books, Paper and


Stationery.
Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and Otte" oks
EttsteFR Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just received IA very large stock
school, Theoiogic#l Poetical, Standard and Mis-
celiancous Books, purchased this Fail NetC York
and FhjttaetpAid Iade Stjes, prepared to sell
at prices lower than before offered In this city
Among nag stock viii found the following valuable
Works:
Perry's Expedition to Japan, vol, Calf, Antique.
Hugh AIller's Works, vols.
lrying's Life Of ashtpston, vols. g "
Irv!ng's " forks Complete
Wayerly Novels !. IL vols
Cooper's Complete WORKS, "a g
Bayard Taylor's Travels,
American Encyclopedia, Il " Library
Brands - -
Danas System MneraIogy, vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols antique.
Addison's Works, vols. sheep.
Gold mith's vols.
Spectator, vols. calf, antique
Johnsons Works, vols. sheep.
Haliams Middle Ages.
Prescotts Complete Works, IL vols. Library
The Works Of Daniel Webster, vols. clotn
Kancrofis History Of the T. j. vols cloth and sheep.
Kane's Arctic Expedition, vols.
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, vol. calf
Beaumont Fletchers - sheep
Shaks peare's +" "
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works VOL
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep
relaiHgs Is I've.
Snalletis
The WORKS of Lord Bacon vols
The Modern British Essay lists, vols. cloth.
Also, complete assortment o: Cap, Letter Note and
Bill Paper, Envelopes School Bad Qaice Stationery al.
ways on hand, a lowest prices, by
oct2o J. 2. BROWN,
Barrett Hons
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1868. Summer Arrangements. 1858.
THE Ghhii GENI RAJ OMITTED STATES
NAH IND EXPRESS HOElE.

F,ls
Eas 49,, rsfss
'fNHH hALf ROUTE hAh4hG Sure CONNECTIONS
- Chicago, 81. Louis Cincinnati Detroit, Ma. ara
Fails, GleFglend, Buffalo, Pittburg Philadelphia BAlti-
more, New York, Boston, New Eag nd and the Canadas
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FIUIipIF Htttt4NtN 70.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEisER 4 sHERRILL
Rurling' on, Iowa.
Polk CRY, MaTcl ID 1858.


Dear Ser Your Shutter that have had in
use for about eighteen months Is the most perfect
chine of the k{nd now in USED mas hine that
purchased in Chicago for short time after startt a.
and 1t cost more for airs and delays In few
mo tbs than tie whole Of the machine that got
from you. Your machine las not cost anything for
repairs, and Is now, after eighteen months service,
doing work in tile most perfect Please
cept my thanks for past ayors and best ws for your
Yours respectfully,
aarl3d&w GEORGE EEEBE.
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II Il the determination Of the Managers Of these
Roads 10 give prompt attention and despatch to the
business Of their patrons.
JOHN q. READ. Vice Prest
burlington aad Missouri Hirer HaitEud
p. REhiGk, General Western Agent,
6lh-dgo, BtritngtgR et,R Quincy Ratiroad
Burlington, June Fl, ls1s.-wtf
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IL u IL H.. ~ q e " !

NEW NA>kE, DOOR AMI BLIND FAC
TORY. Mt. Pleasant street. opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the OIL MIL, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders, by mail or otherwise promptly attended to
nov. 2S,w. UkIAA LOPER.
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To Teachers OF Vocal Music and Other
I BEG leave to call you atteutf my large assor
4 of Music Books. which Ger / reduced price
My stock consists in part as follows
THE Celestina; The Cythera;
Shawn; :" naleimer;
=" Anthem Duclmer Is Christian Minstrel
g Lutte Of Zion, old 60 Carmina sacra old and
and "; new;
Alpine Gee Singer; % Toatg shawn;
vocalist; g Juve lille Minstrel;
Song BOOK for the HARP:
School Room; - Robi1 He'd Breast;
HaitetGjah, s. Singers Manuel:
Ale, large assortment of Instrumental Music al
ways on hand and for sale AT the lowest rates by
septic J. p BROWN
Bookseller and stationer. 4arret House Block Sd a..
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Il SoutheIner on Steam Engines and
NiggtrS.

Messrs. Phillips, Sampson & Go. have re-
ceiyed the following letter from one OF the
subscribers to tue Atlantic monthly, in Lou
is lana:
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d NESS0 ERTRyTER RAILROAD.
connection with the
CHfCiGD, BGRL}h GI0N IL Oil INNY ami fSa
PEORIA X UQEA WA BALROADS
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]. G. ABERCROMBiE,

SURGEON DENTIST,
A LII opsrattons in Dentistry carefully and skill
N fully performed. All late and vauatts improve
ments and discoveries in IN the practiced
Over eight years practice In this city.
Once over HENDRICKS Orig Store Jefferson Street
i; 8t..N bt.tE
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BE SOnlrIaliAlu.

1T is the duty or every one to take some active
part as actor on the stage ofl Some seem to
think they can veg"tate, as it We're, without
being anything in particular. Man was not
should I" act well his part" He mus b, some
thing. H. has work to perform, which is his
duty to a tend 10. We are not placed here to
grow up, pass through the various st ges flifr
and then die without having done ANYTHING for
the benefit of tha human race 1t is principe
in the creed of the Muhomet4ns that every one
should have trade there are few doctrines bet
t-r than that Is mau to BE- brouaht up in idle
ness? Is h. TO live upon the wealth which his
ancestors have acquired. by frugal industry? Is
ne placed here TO pass through lite like an all
tomaton? A man who does nothing is useless
to his country as an inha bitant. A man who
does nothing is mere cipher. H does not
fulfill the obligations for which he was sent into
the world, and when he dies he hasnol finished
the work which Vas given him 10 DO. He is a
mere blank in creation Some are born with
honors AMI riches on their heads. But does it
follow that they have nothing to do in their ca
reer through life? Th'rr are certain duties for
every one to perform, BE somsthing Don't live
like h~rmit and die unrrgrelted.
Be SOMETHING Don b drone. You mas
rely upon your present poss ssions or on vour
future prospects but thes may fly away, or 9th
er hopes may be blighlad, and if YOU have no
place OF your own, IN such Case zen tn onpyou
find your path brset with thorns Wanr NAV
come upon you fore you are a are of it, and
having no profession, you fad youlself in any
thing but an envlable condition. It ia thpr.fara
Impor ant that YOU should BE SOMETHING. Don't
depend uphn Forum, for she is tickle support,
which often tails when YOU lean upon il with the
grrsIesI confidence. Trust to your own expr
tions
Be SOMETHING. Prsu' that vocation for
winch YOU are titlrd by nature ; pursue it faith
tnlIy end diligently. You haze part TO act
and the honor IN performing rhat part depends
upon yourS~lE 1t is sickrnng 10 Scr a parcel Of
idle boys hanging around laiher, spen ling IN
money which he hss earned by his industry with
ont attempting to do anything for themselves.
be soMETAING shOnld be their motto. Every Que
is capable OF l-arniug somr Z" art tradr or mys-
Try. ana can earn competence Tor himself
H' should BE SOMETHING. MI not bring iowl h
gray hairs OF his father in sorrow to the grave
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zsir How many persons, gpi lei by the miscr-
iy mXims Of Ftlnkiin, or iha h'arlless theo,ies
OF SOM poor wrttch who thought riches were
not male bat orpsd Lack that d.sree of genet-
osity winch IS necessary 10 Insure complete suc-
ce ia business? They stick 50 close TO The
pennies that the dollars shun them In otherJ
words thy are so rigil AMI hcartlcss in thcir
cX1ctiod', that no on1 can avoid fu ling that il
Is only his m)nsy they ata fer, anil therefore
i Oler is sought whose humanity is not alto
sethHr lost. Tho proG.ablaness OF nggariy
dealing is thus referred to BY H.. Phrcaologicut
JOArHal:
II yoa chat man p'nuy, or stick for il
too clo'r'y even when il is really du', It my b1
al yOul cost to the tune of thousand dollars.
II you give an nkin reply, il may cost Won
customer and the patronage of all his friends
indeed, single uadvertencr. or diScourlesy, or
meannrss or prrhops even Justice, if you clam
or for 1t too slernly in little mttt-rs, may rum
your prospects and break up 20 business, lor
- pebble in The streaalct scant
Hath turned the conrso OF many a river
w'drup ON the baby plant .r.'
uNh warped the giant oak toreyer.p
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THE YOUNG WIDOW.

The Mobile Tribune has these pleasant verses
rom Robert Josselyn, Of Jackson. Miss:
She is modest, but not bashful
Free and easy but not bold,
... Like apple ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not too old;
Half inviting, half repusive,
Now advancing and shy
b. There is mischief in her dimple
There is danger in her eye
She has studied human nature:
She is schooled IN all her arts;
She has taken her diploma
AS the potent Queen of Hearts"
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smlo
O. a maid is sometimes charming,
But a widow all the while.
Are you sad 2 how very serious
Will her handsome face becomo
Are you angry? she is wretched
Lonely, friendless, fearful, dumb;
Are you mrthful2 how her laughter,
Silver.soundng, will ring out
- She canlur and 'ch and play you,
As the angler does the trout.
... You old bachelors of forty,
Who have grown SO bad and wise,
Young Americans of twenty,
.... With the love-iOoks in your eyes,
@ You may practise all the lessons,
Taught by Cupid since the fall,
But | know little wi low ..
..A Who could win and fool you all.
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SCGGGsTIoNs To YoUNG MES-ln the coursn
OF my travels | have seen many a promising and
fine young man gradually led 10 dissipation, gam
bling and rnm, merely by the want of means To
make solitary evening pass pleasantly / eurn.
e-ty advise any youth who quits that abode al
punty' peace aud delight, his paternal home. to
acquire taste for reading and writing At every
place where he may reside long, le, him study to
make his apartments attractive and comIorta-
hle as possible; for he will fnd "a little extrnor.
dinary expense, so bestowed al the beginning. 10
he economy at the end; let him read the bopks in
The language of the place in which he lives; and.
above all, let him never rere without writing NJ
least a page OF original comments on what he has
seen read and heard in the day, This habit will
teach him to observe and discriminate; for n nnn
ceases 10 read with deSulory and WANDERING
mind, when he knows that an account of all the
information which be has giiued must be written
at night.
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The N. Y. Evening Posts lrttr SAYS:
WAsHlSorov, March 2s

~ !" W FnsHINIIUNl N1TVU %.
Several speeches wer- made IN he Hnus- ldsI
evening against L"compton. Among lh"rn was
a sa castle and telling address from Mr. Thsyrr.
OF Mdssochuse S. which commando he closest
attention o the members. He reprrs-nt ID the
southern people as the most sslfsacnhcing
Christian and devoted people in the world.--
They viewed slavery as Christian and hum "a
izing 20 the African. and had heen Tor wears
sacrificing their commerce, agriculture and tn.
Development Of The resources of the whole South
10 that great work There was nothing like il
IN Foy's Book Of M4rtyrs!
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.
SNUrY.DprtNe AMONG rHa WoMrN OF TaE
SoUrn.--A correspondent of the Petersburg
(ve.l Express says:
There are, perhaps in our STATE, one hundred
aud twenty five thousand woman. leaving out
tbs account OF those who have nnt cut their
teeth, and those who have lost them from age,-
OE this number, eighty per cent. may be set down
MS snuil dipparS. Every five of these viii use a
two ounce paper Of snulrprr day thatls, to tho
hundrcd thousand dippers, two thousand Eve
bundled pounds day, amounting in the wear to
the enormous quantity of nine hundlea aud
twelve thousand pounds, IN this number oi
snulfdppers are included all ages, cplors and
conditions,
The practise is generally prevalent lmoas the
poor whites aud is akin to Tie practice Of clay
or dirt eating, which only they, spyages and
poIItlctanS, are known to indulge in, / is prey
alent in the pine districts Of North Caroin, |,
ana in mahy portions OF South Carolina, Geer.
gia. Alablma, Florida and EasIern Tenncsee.--
itmay be thus Il scr;bed:
A female slufdippcr takes a short stick. and
wcitins H. dips il into the snuff box aud then
rubs thf gathered dust all about h r mouth. inr,
the int rs les of her teeth &C., wh re she al.
lows it TO remlin until is strength is iuly aiJ-
sorb'd. Oih"is hold the stick thus loaded with
snuff in the cheek a la quid of tobacco, and suck
it with decided relish while engaged in their
ordinary nvocations, whie Others simply on
their mouths with the snuff and thus initiate TO
allsinlenis and purposes the chewing prnpensi-
ties of the m n. In tc absance of snuf, ,tobac.
co in the plug or leaf is Invariably rlsortcd 10
as Substitute. @ f-.asyUUtht wR
Oriental b'trl chewing and the oil japanese
fashion of blackng the teeth of mlrried ladies,
orc thr height otelegauce compared t snuff Dip
ping The habit leads To speedy decay of teeth
ana TO nervous disorders of every kind Those
who indulge in it become hags in apnearunce
a Il very early age. IN 7. Post.
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The Frssr TwESrY YEAns.-Livs as lon

THe FGRsT TwENrY YEARs.-Liye as long
as you may, the first lweaty years form hr
greater part of your f.. They appear so
when they are pts'ng; they seem to have
been so when we loJa back To them, and they
take up NOR room in our memory thaa all
the years which succeeded them. Ii this be-
80. how important that they should be pass
ed IN planting good principles, oul 1aing
gond tastes. strengthening goo habits, and
herIng from all those pleasures which lay up
bitter oess and sorrow for the time to come
Take good c.re of the hrst twenty years Of
your life, and you may hope that Inc last
twenty years will take care Of you.