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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

TUE sNNou NcEAiFNT 81 th- performance Of
IIdydus 'reaii"n. the IIth OF this month nj
= i"t AIONsIuss Church, seeIIs 10 attract general
attniOl aInOng tie lovers 81 music led sins from
tie number 81 q. k-iS already sold Seats have
i,cl secured for tie President, Cabinet metubers
a'd r"rP> diplolrstiTu- rhe dsdic alton II the
Glt.g,h ~ 30 moi however, tikr place on the sun
~ following tbs graf aud Inl Stag concert in
'""sryIU-a,r 81 the nUr COmplttiOH OF the marble
ait-r " that tiuIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

SNJNGER SCHNAPPS GINGER NUTS. TEA
~ CAKES. aad BONDS BOSTON CRACK
ERS At II cents per pound. just received aud for
Elle by r.. r.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner l. aud 9Th SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

EOR X r. n 1.-Two FRAME COTTAGE
y HOUSES. situated on Massachusetts avenue
between l4tn and 18th streets. containing rooms
For particulars apply on the premises je Isl.
IGOR RENT-Thrce pleasant ROOMS ON 9Ist
street, between NJ aud y. with the use of n fine
gard5a. Inquire at the premises ic 9tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

III DIX. ]. l.. GIRBONS
HAVING Located himself al WaShlns Ion city
offers hts services ~ every depa4 tmeht oI his pT5
fessI.,n 10 has lends AMI the cItiZens an.raii al
may he found at has residence No. 32- Nav Y.,E
avnnue. between 9TH aud tn SITS. ma a calm
RUBBER HOS. RUBBER HOSE,
Il HAN u lust received n lat at A q RRER uoSE
which will sell TN quantities to s1it1 cheap fsr
cash. &. SNYDER.
Plumber and Gas httsr,
leTlW next door To- the Star Offce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

AIRS. JOS. X. THOMPSON'S EXTRACT
NA OF HER H., for colds, coughs &C.. lust re-
coved and for sale hy T.. g.. O'BRIEN
southwest corner !. and qth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

I AIDES REED HOOPS OTall sizes ius, re
"A ceIVed and for sale by r. r.. U'BRlE\
southwest corner 4. aud 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

!fRESH PRINT BUTTER At - cts per pound,
Il just received and for sale 10y
r.. r.. O'BRIEN
southwest corner 4, and eth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

Two ALARMS OF FIRE, both false, Were RAISED
List night but failed to effect the object of theil
creators muss-as the companies Prudently re
malned at their quarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

HANS. HAMS, MIDDIINCS and SHoyTI. m
ERS, Just received and for sale by
r. T.. O'BRIEN.
southwest corner I, and qth SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

RySrLT or A Pic-NIC rSterday, Elizabeth
Herh-fi. colored. VIA .Er'stri by Officer CLipley,
f..r assault aud battery another colorsd giIl
h4nrd IsaH.iil Penny, and was taken before Jus
toe lonn Tor trial II appeared that they had b-, "a
ga pi"-hlC- where constant enjoyment Of spir
Its-1rdrHt. Of euufs+-Openrd the ryes OF Eliza
B,I. O. tt ftct that Isabella Was the belle OF tie
if,-uf, jealousy was The consequence, and
IItslh.il determined Ia spoil thu beauty Of her
Tya's frlttrrs. Soon dit--r the return, she went
- tic iUrSs &c isabella, s:Iusk her severe blow
Cv-r Va" rS's WIFI LrIck bat. aud then, in order
!" h"iah the work, Hisd 10 bite thu nose from her
iir bO1A w'fr ~ Nv Scll srratried and bruised
l"dI' 4is' a hard h.ht b,t~e,u this pair of frtni-
Btnr buiii's Justice Doan. afttr h-ariny It's, evi
drn'- committed Elizabeth Ia Jail in default If
EI'i "a court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

tSDR SALE OR RENF-A hauLsnine two story
= aud attic FRAME HOUSE, stu ted on I2th
street west, h,twoen e aud ID stTot Is south Goa
tanning 10 good rooms, good dry yard. carriage
house ami stable. For particulars Iuu,iire Of T.
"hEENt. No. 30 jth >treet Island. j-G ~
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
"A BRICK HOUSE, Pleasantly located on Il
street. between 18th AMI I4th Sirer;>. opposite
EranhiIn square VII ia punp OF d-lIs htIui water ~
tho Naid. A more drlIShiIul summer residence Is
mol 4" l hll IA the city. r" good tenant tho rent
VIII h. male low Apply at No. II2 r street north
bctWrcn 9TH ana 9th streets. Je At
ENOR RENT-The STORE lately occupied l.y
U Patterson BanoD, RectIhors, situated near
tue corner OF nh and streets, directly opposite the
auctIon rooms of Wall h Barnard Appi, H. w
HlGGlNS, at Patert Office Extension. je act
FDR SALE-A small two story FIR A NJ r.
= DIV ELi.ISG; price $50; situated between
"a aud ii street and Ist aGd Nutth CopIiul SITS.
DAVID MIERlE
ina5 81 No. TOdd's Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

~ aud RIG At cents per pound, Just received
and luT sale 10y r.. T.. O'ERIEN,
southwest corner 1. and 9th SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

IL THE TINE FOR RECEIVING PROPO-
sails for the above work is postponed to SATiJR-
DAY, the nth instant. p. I., when they will Le
Op med in the Mayors office. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

SPICED OYSTERS, direct from Norfolk. inst
- received and for sale by H. f. O'RRIEN
southwest COZ ncr [. and 9TH kts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

l. received and for sale by
f.. l.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner |. and 9th SITS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
gRRFsS s.'1ss,s's ~ sas Ssas,ss ssss, s.u@s''

....- lal.'.leen.. .. 2 y - 2
E.snsA. Ssassss E.E~sr.
ao .s... ss's ". \. ~ sI Z. q. ms,s.. J,
harvesting ana rssbsrins isr n.,AsAa7
spFeplFlrg land fos growing clover
seed. Nsgrns'Ally plast Y two years pre-
viously with some root OF hoed crop. Tx
ine care 10 nsnu,e h, wen w;,b barp1ya,d
ms.... w. 5,i.a go ~. ,,-...a !. ~.
- Il {, ss 80 80 Wy s'os,1 :" '"'
spnag ~''h Clover seed soWp H''n a crop
otsPripg wheat q barley, sowing about
sIx 81 seven pounds Of oI3Vei seed 10 the
acre. with dae m;r,,,. ~ ,;r,o,h, s..d
suliclsnt g make eEpps shspld the young
clover hill Out. 70 winter. The timothy
does DOT ihiufs The clover for leed. and
insnturaa- fha ir11nl NV, ~ III eS.f7 ~.s f.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

]. SMITH &J.H. HAWINs,
. Warbers and Faaili6nnble
HAIRDRESSERS.
Intheroom under Aafon's cIolhIng Store.
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Proposed Amondmentso the Con

ncl1iivc 70 an Amendmcnttolho Constisnilou. mo.
vidlng lof Annual Rosfions oftho 0unoral Assembly
hsseIeeds - tle 0essyal AssembiV ~ shS STATE y
Ohto, Thsoe-nhe 0f The mombors oi saoh hnnOo onn.
ournng thoIoih, DO and " heFe0T propoaod "a
he oiectoss otho Stateto vote a. tho anhunl c.
tooeL nta.o oioeuon, upon tho approval feioolon
ot me following aubeiiulo Tor ihe rs
eagse sociloh ofthe second Article
aaea.ons oftAe 0eneIat Assomby shall oouilnonco or
mo hrrt Monday In January annnallY."
W.LLtAM D. W0oDA,
sslreEtE n MAnTlN. WIlLKlR,,-
nlLsslese. , PFosidont ofIho Senate.
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AIIt e said thae ~ n,,s,a,,o.. ~,

~ e spid thes lhs mysterious LADY
eno challenged Pail M6rpky 10 4 private
rsnpe oi chess, which she pInvsd wiih rnob
Pint snd perseverance,. is discovered 10 ID
: ses Hlle q = eelebra.sd fuancieF ana NH.
-siel!hs9plsl. doing buainsss in ths vicinity
gltbe Msseh1nt,s Exchange, New Yori,
The husband is said 70 bc very angry
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14

IsrF y ae gKcRKTARY OF. STATES OPpfci,.l
Il 'setg q sl CoLunnun, o. April 7kietp ~. u
h0foOy oortlfg That she tofoening tont Resol
ssFelntlve 70 an Amendment otho Constitution bro
vidHg for Annual Sessions oflhO General sson
Is atrue copy from the original roll Oasne IN fhIi
0nics. Ges..3e5t. sffat
A. r. RUssEBI.,
al4-dm5a Secretary ofsiate.
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+ RsN3sgSSSAllflIf4Nf<l voted qudrior OF ncontugy
HtS~lfEt y ttA41Lls4d 10 tho studyand traalmen enlof
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tantsublect as tho result of tho experience 81 tho
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tDH. HUxvHR,a MubIoAE a. kNURI. .'i--The author Of
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20 onre the diseases (which threats graduate oi
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integrity thoy may
selves. ALFRKD W00 0DWARD, NJ. b. /,
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THE NEW YoRK WEEKLY PRkss Is one q NE
best ilteTsry gapere of.hs day large Qusrto COO.
entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY illus.
TRATKD every week. =,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe. Is tho consequence Of diseased action
IN the sy4tem, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalati0n Is evolved by
the action OF solar heat wet SOIL and rises with
tho watcry vapar from II. While the sun Is below
tho horizon this vapor fingers near the Garth sur
face, and the virus Is taken with II through the
lungs into the blood. Thereit acts an irritating
poison the internal yiscera and cxcrctng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid aud faiIsto
secrete not only this virus, but also tho bile from
the blood both the virus and the lille accumulate
IN the calculation, and produce violent constitu-
donal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympaihize with tho liver and become
disDrdcrcd also Finally. the instinct Of our Or
ganiyn, as II in an attempt to oNpol the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whnle blood Of the body
N tho internal cxcretodes 70 force thcm 10 cast 4
Oiit. Tho hlnnd leaves tho surfacc, and rnshea 10
the central organs With cOngrstlvo yi1lcnce This
is the CHlLL, but In this eirtt ffils. Then tie
FgvRW follows, In which the blood -loayos tho cc-
tral orgaHs and rushcs 10 the surfhcc, as II in
another effort t0expel the irritating poison through
that other great excret0ry the skin. In this
als0 II fails, and the sysfern abandons the attempt
Jxhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
20 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are tho fita or phr0xysms OF FRvEn AxD A0UB.
Sunh constitutional disorder will OF course UNDER
mine the health II II Is not removed.
We have lahofcd b find. and have found, an
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Washington nBnlOnInsurante Com
nnsouho oHs Naoo.ooo.
IRROANWAV MO'TEE.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

FVNHk undo rsignod, having agaIh assumed the man
il agemeut Of this we'll known establishment. boeu
loa 20 say 10 ihOso who visit Cincinna either foT
bu ness or pleasure thatthey viii ths nr0adwa ~
Hotel Ofthe most convenient and desirable stop
ping placea In the city,
Itis convepient 70 me Rail Road oalee and Depols
and tho public Landing, 80 than any other Hotel
In Oinclnnatand ie within few miuuies walk ofthe
Post once, hoprncipe business localities and the
places or Public Amusement. t.s f-f ~
An extensive range OF Bathing Rooms and Bar
beE's shop Wilibe found In the BRildi1R- l-ftgi
This house has all the e0mforts and convenfencos
that be founfin any Ars class Hotel In the West
The whole estabilshment has Just been thoroughly
overhauled, repovaiod and fe-fnfnishedt and thb
Proprietor feels assured that those who make bis
house their home daring their siAy IN the city, will
uons orhIs charges. JOSEPH 81 CRoMWELIa y
Cincinnati, September 81. Isss-I9
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cebogEg, q ",

.ss dElls hanD IxsRovEs run sorL--An
s1ptsisnesd correspondent d ths 1sne.se
Fn1msE WsiIes; aYs ayk9 3fE
:0ae ot do gssalsai advantages Of s.ovl
gEoFing. 4 The continual Improvement y
Che soil: Lsnds 10 grass occasionally sup.
piled with powdered eypsum, win 10. d..
tes.ofn'e 4 value, but oOnliuae imp, ovinR,
tunlassthe bfoduetE are 40 removed. Il
hare seen tbs whole aFOa ofeuIlivslsd landl
doubled 10 qusalily spd value of pEoducts
,1 seupen Co n. Y. by easy aud profit
tagle masnesmsnt ID psSlafs. 'T1EEniiEF
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TNGBBRT,efrlendsw viii aad him u tIie place abose
4 mentioned. Feady and BfIIing 70 do the agfoea-
BILE, and yOk eq1aily q obliging. Il
@m0l d~S 9B9 UOn8 n8Un
: Doors weseof TafImndgc House.
Their aF.oes aFs o. low as' nny othoF shop In ihe
Ctsy and from their attention 70 business thor hope
o receive liberal shaFe of public patronage.
Laucnslcr. October II, ies6-2flf "
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TRRMaEIN-anvAnnr.

IVA Gin worth from SO Gents 10 $1,000 win be
semitic each subscriber receipt ofte subscription
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Consumptives do not Despair!

d
TPAN OLD INDIA N
DOCTOR, UNCUS HRAET,
while a Missionary among tho
lndians ofthe Rocky Moan
tains, discovtrod a R A X X
PLANT, thai proves 10 be q
certain cure foFConsumptlon,
bronchitis, Asihlna, liver
Complaint, Nervous AfEoc-
lions, Coughs, Colds, &c.--
Having now made Misfortune
and retired from business, no
will send the prescription aud
directiong Tor preparing tho
mediclnef free Qf ehgrRs TO all
who desire II, and Will send
20 his agent, enclosing two
stamps 70 cents), 10 pay the
return letter, with = descrip-
tlon oftheifsymptoms. The
Old Doctor has eeurod moro
than 5000 easss ef Coasnmp-
tion alone. and hopes all az
ilicted people will avail them-
selvcs ofthis opportunity rs
the Doctor wishes 70 do all
The good ho can before he
dles. Address All letleFst 10
DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 Y o., New York.
Who ie his solo agent.
oetoberlt, Ie5e-.lyal
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-08
Hgons. Blondln Nowhere.

The 'locaT of the Cleveland Democrat takes
off the account of Mons Blondin's {" rome Walk
over Niagara in the following rich style. Those
who have read the particulars will appreciate it
ION the morning of the fourth, the local edi-
tor of a prominent evening daily paper in Buffa
10, accomplished a feat which places Mons Blon-
din's tight rope act at Niagara quite in the
shade. He crossed Main street, the principle
street in Buffalo, on cross-walk without step
ping off, When it is known that the aforesaid
local had unemployed in seeing the old fourth
of July out and the new fourth of July in. some
idea may be formed of the magnitude of the I'M
dertaking. The crosswalk chosen for this daring
feat leads from Thomas Saloon to the Terrapin
Lunch. The sidewalks on each side of Main
street were crowded with spectators, by far the
greater number being on the side on which the
Terrapin is located-they being sustained and
soothed by an unfaltering trust in his ability to
perform it and his willingness to treat when he
got over. Numerous star-plangled banners were
flying in thr air, and the numerous bands were
playing the air of the "Star-Spangled Banner
while Calithumpian band were putting on airs
generally. At about eight o'clock the " local"
emerged from Thomas Saloon and was greeted
with immense cheers by the crowd on the other
side, who were impatient to have him come
across the street and treat 1t was really treat
to come across such enthusiastic fellows.
Before attempting to cross, he performed nu.
merous wonderful feats, such as telling the time
of day, walking crack in the sidewalk, #****
ETC. The crosswalk was about thirty feet in
length, Fad in order to make it steady, he had
taken about thirty glasses of Buck Beer as guys
thus atfording one guy to each foot, without
mentioning the Guys" on the opposite side.
walk, who were standing by in expectation of q
drink
Like many other performers, he was dressed
IA tights, having been tight for two weeks be-
fore i'll preparation for his feat Only twice die
he betray irresolution and that was when hi:
eagle eye took in the immense concourse on the
other side waiting for him to treat Scoring
balancing pole, he steadied himself a moment
against lamp post, and then amid the breath
less attention of all the spectators, commenced
his terrible walk. When about half way across
he produced ball of Irvine from his pocket, and
retaining one end, threw the ball to the othe
side, where it was dextrously caught by Mr.
Terrapn-a of the Terrapin Lunch-whc
attached to it a bottle of Cherry bounce Thii
The performer drew to him and drank amid tht
numbers of applause, the Calithumpians mean
while playing IA little more cider" The fes
was successfully performed, the latter portion
oeing accomplished on sail fours," thus beating
MI Biondin all hollow. He was caught up =
once on the shoulders of the frantic multitude
and disappearing in the Terrapin, he was hear
to exclaim, with wink SO intense that it CAV,
one side of his face the appearance of paralysis
l"Tzal right (hic) boys"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-08
8oQeOir SeUipg Nacqipe.

The machine is recommended and guaranteed to
the public by Elias Howe Jr., l. NJ Singer g. Co.,
Grover 81 Baker, and Wheeler & Wilson
The Bowdoir Sewing Machine received the first
Premium and Diploma at the Illinois and Wiseol,.
sin State Fairs, us the Best Family Sewing
MAC kline, all the high-priceG end best Sewing
Machines in the country being in competition
II makes the strongest and most elastic stitch,
which VIII wear as long as the garment itself, and
wtH not RIP, though every fourth stitch be cut
For simplicity of construction, rapidity of execu-
ton, strength and durability, it is not surpassed by
any machine in the world. 1t acaH seac the finest
Sftks and pVsanS, as we as the cOarsest cottons and
acoolens. 1t will HEM, STITCH, TUCK FELL
and GATHER, and will take two different stitches
on the same machine. 1t seSs backwards and for
wards. 1t makes two thousand stitches per min
ute, and slxty-ninc stitches to the inch.
The Inconvenience of belt is obviated hy the
application of q RUBBER FRIcTIoN WHEEL A
lady cam herself, adjust and keep it right for all
kinds of work, without the aid of a anachinist 1t
is 80 simple that child can soon learn to operate
it successfully. BY its use the laborious work of
family sewing is rendered pleasant and novel
pastimO.
Every family should haze one, in these hard
times, as 1t will be the means Of saving many dol.
lars
We append few names of these who have pur
chased our machines, and have kindly permitted
usto refer to them,
Mrs. Dr: Airport, Chicago Mrs. Hubbard, Chicago
Mrs. Walters, g Mrs. Horace White, {"
MRS. y. u. Doggett Mrs. w. H. Stckney,
Mrs. j NJ Mccormick 4" Mrs Julia Francis. Keno
Mrs. Davenport, Chicago sha, Wis
Mrs. Alvord, " Mrs. w Bone, Kenosha.
Mrs. Burial, " Mrs F. W. LYMAN.
Mrs Hibbard &" Mrs. w. S. S trong, g
Mrs. 7. Carr, -, Ill. Mrs. j. Bond, II"
Mrs. l.. Gould, -, Ill. Mrs. S. King,
And many others
JOHN BENEDICT,
OF Kenosha, is our only authorized Agent for the
entire State of Wisconsin
Agents wanted in all the cities rnd towns in the
South and West, Liberal terms given. 40tf
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the work, and while tears rolled down his cheek,
he asserted his innocence.
You have been in the same -comnanv he
fore ~ said justice. ,-o-.r-
| Yes, Sir, hesitatingly answered Cooper
And you have known their character fo
mischief and disturbance ?''rl
=" Yes, sir /; but L" q -
" Never mind, now" interrupted the Judge
I" you should have thought of all this before
No one man in this party would have gone alone
and done this work. 1t takes gang to max,
such doings worth while, and you have been .
member of that gang for some time. If yor
would be pure and above suspicion, you must
Os'oare aohat company you keep !"
After. this, the justice went to speak of the
many wicked deeds which have been done in
times past, and which, for the sake of the
friends of the perpetrators, had been passed
over; but things could not be overlooked now
The crime may have been sport to the doors
but poor, honest people had suffered heavily
A stop should be put to it.
81" said the judge, can only impose a fine
of twenty dollars, and as think the enormit,
Of the offence demands heavier penalty, mus
commit you to be tried at the next term of tn,
Superior Court" Hoe.
Each of them was required to give bail in tn,
sum OF one hundred dollars Nathan Wilde
became bail for Cooper and others found bal
among their friends
That night Nathan went home a wiser man
| and in his heart thanks Mr.. Clark for the coun
sci he had given. Joseph Cooper went HON,
wiser, too, but he was mserble and unhappy
He now saw what evil company had done fo
him, and he wished that he had been wiser be
| fore.
Within week, eleven of the guilty part,
went and saw the people whose property hat
been abused, and not only confessed their error
and offered TO make pecuniary restitution, blu
| they also implored forgiveness, and promised t.
do SO no more. The consequence was. that a
the next term Of the court no complaint ap
peared against the eontrite youths. Only three
ringleaders-three low, reckless, hardened
youths-were tried and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the county Jail,
1t was good lesson to many youth in thai
town, and from that time forth there were nc
more such disturbances of the peace and iniu
ring of property, for the moro virtuous of the
youths had learned how dangerous it was to be
found in bad company and had consequently
w;thdrawn from all connection with such,
while the few who We're evil in mind dared not
go alone upon any such work, having lost the
respectable ctoak which the presence of decent
people had formerly thrown over their heads
In time, Nathan Wilder became the husband
of Mabel, and partner in business with Mr..
Clark. He is now middle aged man, and has
family of noble children, and no lesson of his
social life does he urge more strongly upon his
children than the simple truth =" A man is
kno,on by the company he Keeps"