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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21

en- JOHN SGHRINK,
NO. PAL SUPERIOR STREET,
is PREPARED AT ALL TINES
l. to furnish Festivals Weddings Parties with all
varieties of CONFECTIONERY. and supplies the trade
and retail trade with every thing suitable for
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS GIFTS,
Also Oysters, Coee Chocolate and Tea served up in
excellent style
Candies Figs. Almonds,
Toys Raisins Brazil Nuts
Preserved Fruits Fruits, Jelies,
John Quin's celebrated Kennel ale by the dozen IN
glass.
dec2OR2O JOHN sCHRINK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21
G.. H. Jennings

II AS NOW LOGATED HIMSELF
III in Cleveland, and will treat all diseases Of Horses
an persons living distance who wish advice cnneern
ing Diseases Of Eses, and medicine. address G. H
JENNINGS where will meet with prompt attention
Prcking and docking done the best manner- He has
built Stable No. Academy Lane Horses bought
sold commission considered the best sales
in the city Horses boarded for 50 week he has
opened Training Stable, under tn management Of
r. H ROBBINS. formerly of New Orleans, where he has
trained handled Of the best Horses in the South
Country He has built fine box stalls especially
that purpose All gentlemen wishing horses trained
will do well to give him trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21
RADWAY,s READY RELEF HAS CuREn

And in all cases of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment it applied to the injured parts all pain and
uneasness cease Look out for Csunerfets and Imita
tions--purehase enly Railways Ready Relief
Price, Is cents SO cents, AID 81 per bottle.
A new Contribution to science-the great Grand
Discovery,
R. R R.
mo 81
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A CURE WARRANTED.
COUNTRY NFAL1Ds

Persons "a anS part of the world uss e seccefstlIT
treated u forward rg cTeot detail % theiE case. 7l
zddsss: Dz AMOS ss oorusr iEnla nd usy-as
Buiizlo, n T. jansd&Wl31ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21

RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
Six of these Pils will supply the blood with the same
amount of nutrition as ounce Of ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take Of these
Pills twice week They viii only keep yor
system healthy regular but will protect your infants
against CramD tPans IN the Stomach, and insure
only healthy ch ID. but will invest every child thus
sucked, with sweet disposition
THEY CURE
cosTIvENBss, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BILIousNEss, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsY, HEADACHE,
PALPITATIoN OF HEART, CONGESTION, RTe.
Price, 25 Cents
Ask fol Railways Regulators, or Regulating Pills
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21
, Great Vital keReneraIOrI
TREESEMAR!
J p R-NO MORE PAIN

ID r. R.-NO MORE PAIN-N0
1ea MORE sIcKNESS-No MORE RHEU1A-
TISAI Stiffness of the JOINTS Lumbago, Headaches
Toothaces suffering from other bodily inmities The
rapid and complete efficacy of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
In insantaneousy stopping the excrueiatpg Pains
and Aches Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds Bruises &C.. &c
renders it important that every family keep supply Of
the house.
Armed with this Remedy household Is always protect
ed against Sudden attacks of sickness Thousands Of lives
persons have saved by its timely use who
suddenly seized the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting Cholera, Yellow Fever and other violent dis
Let dose Of this Remedy be taken internally as
the case require when suddenly seized with Pain or
Sickness and it will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF HAS CURED
RHEUMATISM ...-.... In four hours
NEU RALGIA. ..-........-..........In one hour.
CRA1IP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS minutes
DIARRHQeA A..-...........--.--....ln In fifteen minutes
TOOTHACHE. ..........---...... ......In minute
SPASIS- hYe minutes.
SICK HEADACHE. .........-.... ...-. In ten minutes.
CHILLS AND FEW In fifteen minutes
CHILBLAiRS In fifteen minutes.
INFLUENZA. In SIX hours.
SORE THROAT -....................In In ten minutes
In twenty minutes
81 = AGUE CHEEK,
PARALYSIS,
LAMENESS
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Corning & Co. S Quotations.

76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol, Burning FTlid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
S7i1iks and Whiskies
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Duranson Dart and others,
A.E-..--...aa

JNo. W. HE1sLEY. Plf's Att
Jonathan 3. HeTrick, plaIntiit,
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Dr. AM0S & SON

An sfrulnen he q N0ctufnll EmSsiorg moTa
properly known as SeEIla eanfsss&c Can be prompt
ly cured In from feen days 70 two months hv The s =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16
BY N. vIGN1E.

n': sss.a stis
s sas
width in he II feet lines 10 depth
and d Ss1s on ~ feet %dsss and
two blcf and ohss
Leased ST., October 1852 M the rate sGso
ss S ss lin, sp h. Sp ass u
and . feet inches and lines towards Vic
s sy SSs Nth %
Leased till the slst October 1852 at the rate of $500 per
.. TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND at the
se1 ansss ,ats
and lines 'front.' on svss
fronting 3 e.
s pSss
siss y: s'sss 5
nssss lind lind 8 the ;
thence line running pepend ulary and towards Eysan
ssa
oEis IN M
'' Fl SM5 eft GSfs situated a, the
Sdsd Ss Tso,y syee Port and ST. Ferdinand Streets
Said lot. portions Of them under lease ths slst
houses Victory and s. ferdinand
sd the are to No R
and forty dollars per annum to lie divided the
Lot No forms the Of Victory and ST. Ferdinand
Il Is 1 .ase as s s
vidng from lot No 2 Is feet 10 inches
feet 10 inches and lines front on Vic.
tory street, the same width the line and los feet in
parallel lines with
Lo Measures 3 AZ lo inches and sss Vic
Lot No % feet inches front on St.
Ferdinand street the width in the and II feet
s ess as .s sns
Ferdinand street the same width in the feet inches
81 ns SsRh S Of R"5 GRous Si
Gsf' eS sn
d LINES g n se,vesn w on s the ns
old wooden shed and the right q the batre Til s
IN square bounded by E.
Fields, Urauhar Frenchmen and Guod streets having the
nses s nsq Rfs
II feet n,hss and six lines depth between parallel lines
The whole riding plans drawn by A. de Armss Esq
exhibited at the ST. Louis Exchange few days to I'll.
~ TERMS AND CONDITIONS One fifth cash, and the
snS1 sy 5 on the with all Of the
cent interest per from until maturity
bear per Interest per until fully pa This last
condition will not be understood delay any way the
| payment Of said notes.
The buildings be insured against the their
n vaue aud the policies If insurance annuoy
the agents of the city Baltimore the
note Iu Of delay neglect the of the purcha
complying with this condition. said
shall be renewed by the of the city Of Baltimore for
connt Of said pur ehasers
The purchasers will themselves put in possession
at their expe and will have comply with the terms
and conditions above described within days ihs
day Of sale, and in of delay neglect their
the properly purchased by them will be sold for their
| and risk without any further notice.
Frnm and after .he st April next, the purchasers to be
Acts of sac before Gottsehak Wagner, Notares Public
| the expei of the purchaser. m3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

C Buddecke &co. j Burnside &co N Barrett Jr
Brousseau. ;Bowles u Judson. 8 Bennett. C
BuIket j Bouanger &co. C A Barriere eco. Bodet
Carroll, Holmes &co. G Caradine. .Carradine 4
Winchester. Converse, Kennett &co. w W Crane h
CO. r Cusachs Bro &co: Clark, Mostly Geo. Charles
4 England. Connolly / Champlin; Carroll, Hoy 4
SEQ. Dudley l. Nelson. G l. Dolsen & Son. B A
Dryer &co. Duncan 4 Logan. j Desponcy. II DAN
zigger "A Edwards. Ellis eco. j W Fee Eco. Fair
banks Geo. Frellsen, Stevenson &ca. Frerson, Con
Ferrandon. D H Fowler. E Ferguson. Il A Quill
man. Goodrich &co. j Geuche. Gordon h Costello
A D Grief eco. Grief, Byrnes &co. s Gruman Il
CO. .Glidden, Marshall &co. Heald Massie eco. M
Goldsmith. H H Hedden. j E Hyde eco. g NJ Har-
vey &co. C Hillard. Hoffman h Whitaker Horrell,
Gayle &co. P Harvey &co. Henderson & Peale..
Heaton l. Oliver Hall Il Hilldreth. Allen Hill. s
Hastings. Henderson, Terry SEQ. e Hoffman A D
&co F Hartel Hail. Kemp eco. "A B James Geo.
S Kaiser eco. 8 H Kennedy Geo. .Larue L Levasser
Leeds eco. j A Lum &co. 8 Locks. .Laroussini
&co. Lobit g. Charpentier. r. Levy. w Litchford
&co: Leighton \ Barbot; Lewis Oglesby. D G
Lowber &co. R X Laughlid. LeRond. Geo.. McGill
& jackson R McGregor &co. j Maginnis. A Nc
Carly. T l. Mazent. j Morgan. G N Morrison.
DeMoutrand Geo. j H u N Marks Geo. A McEn-
any &co. Miller, Bulthe eco. j Mathews. Macon
Freres. ] Machaca h Son DR. W Q McClosky. Nc
Cltcheon, Howell eco. .Magee h Kneass. Massey,
Huston eco. A McLauren.. W G Mepham. M De
Gregario. w 4 J Montgomery. H May &co. W
McCracken. .Musl Bros. .McKleroy & Bradford. P
Malard II Moreau.. B Nautre kco. 7 Newhall. .
North, Duthill eco. .Oglesby McCauley. N Q & G
R Co. Oakley, Hawkins &co. Patton, Smith & Put
nam Poole &co. Peters, Mallard &co Pedreauville
/ Bros. Phillips, Nixon eco. Parmele & Brother.
W Pickett. Payne & Harrison. B Pitfet & Son. :,
Price, Converse eco. H Parsons. F Remailho eco.
W Raymond. Rousset & Genin. E Rogers Geo.. E
Rochereau eco j Riley. Robertson & McDougall. :.
Robson h Allen. Rugeley, Blair &co. Roberts &co.
JC& s Kicks eco. C Schumacher eco. Schmidt
l. Zegler. Smith, Cooper &co. .Spearing hco. 7 J
Spear. Il N seibricht. j speake &co. .scov geo.
3 Shields. Smith & johnson. e R Stevens Geo..
G Slocomb SEQ. Shelby, Seymour &co. Geo "
szer. T Smith. Seaman, Peck eco. W soery &
co. Shark, stauter Geo j Sturgeon dco Jas Syme
:. s Schilngs. "A ] Tully eco. Thornhill eco. R
Tramontaine eco. Tarleton, Whiting s. Tus. 7 G
Twitchell eco. j & s P Turner j Turpin. p Ira
quian. Taylor & Churchill. Taylor, Knapp &co. .
Thornhil &co. C Verlander. w A Violet eco. .
Geo H yinten. j B Valentine. .Jno Watt Geo.. E B
Wheelock SEQ. j Wright eco. Wheeler g. Blake. :.
Walker Il snider Ward, Hunt &co: p P Werlin. j
Waterman Bro. T L White. Wallace 4 Weaver.
S Wolff. Wilson, Pomeroy eco. j Woodruff eco.
A Whitney Geo. j Waddell. p Zurn. and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

ME lMPROVED McCHESNEY WASH.
l. ING MACH!NE-Manufactursd and for sale by the sub
scrber Orders left at Apollo street, 29A Magazine street
@ IS Collins s. apollo where specimen Gin be
trial. and il they do give satisfaction RETURN the and the
money will be refunded. J. NJ. DAuGHERTY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

Leaves on TUESDAY, ed inst. at p. NJ.
~ - SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLR-
ans Iri Weekly Packet ine.-The fine, superb
passenger steamer National, T. U Mon,gom-
cry master, will leave above for Shreveport Grand b.
Grand Ecore Campe Alexandria, Norrnans. Barbn's,
and all landings For further information and freight
passage apply on board,
q. L. kOuNS 4 BROS, 2 From street.
F1A plan OF her cabin be and secured
rom distance by dispatch letter. by application the Of
ice OF the agents. ml6
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ST. Louis, CAIRO anu New orleans
RAILROAD LINE STEAMERS.
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER sTEAH-
ERs will leave New Orleans as follows:
VIM. M. Morrison Capt. BonnEsr
March and q, April IL, May and %.
Champion Capt. 4. b. Moore
March 8 and rs. April IA, May and n.
Imperial. Capt Roges.
March I and q, April 10, May s and %.
j. q. SyvOn.. Capt Jones,
March and 20, April Is, Nay and %.
Aleck Capt H. A. Reilly.
March II and 81, April 20. May 10 and 80.
New Falls City Capt Woods.
March Is, April and 20 May IL. June L.
New Uncle Sam, Capt. Swlsx.
March Is, April and "a, May IA, June 5. s
John Walsh Capt j. Molloy
March II, April and %, May 49, June5.
City of Memphis ......Cspt Kouuts
March 10, April and %, May Is, June7.
Capt. Klinefeler
March 81, April 10 and 50, May 90. June 70.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections at
Cairo ard 81. Louis
1LL1sois, CENTRAL
OH AND Aiss rol al Fonts, L 0 "A DE-
North. East and West!
H4Fare Cheap. Time Quick. and with less changes
than by any other route -,
A9-TICKkTs good until used.
HSrFor correct information Through Tickets apply
'A' '''N' '~sRAlLRoAD LINE PAcKETs.-es
No. 81 Camp street.
ccrner OF Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE.
General Agent.
r. G0uI,D Superiptendent rni0
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Leaves on THURSDAY, March 81, at r. NJ.
New Orleans and ouisville Lightning Line.
~ FOR LOUlSvILLE.-TH FINE
lsJnRl1I,sS regular passenger packet Diana, I'D i.
Sturgeon master, will leave for Louisville and
MI landings above For freight passage
apply board, or to
ml6 BELL, BUCHANAN / CO., Agents,
No. 81 foydrns street.
NJ plan the cabin be and state secured
by applying to the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

late John McDonogh-second and very important long
credit sale choice improved and desirable
and lots Of ground situated in the Second and
Third Districts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16
We R ILLIO =.

Leaves on THURSDAY l7th inst nt5PM
~ FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l6MAe&k,6 draugEt EGlmira, J. j. Smith,
1S-A master, will leave above puuclually taking
freight for all landings Bayous Verion and Lower Atcha
falaya. Fo freight or passage apply board.
ROISIUS G. DENTZEI.
NILS Advertising Agent
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-27
II -.st=I}Jtlls&dlaucous,
- Bsaim al,d Nerve Pecplc.

y. .
One who :ppeur' to comprehend the Ame'
rican, ID op'c, phy-ical'y speakirg, says with
10 lille ;;,licc :--"Tle Amssi5ans ere in
TACT L2coming nothing e':e but b.,in and
nerves. Fat and fibre IRE oniy valued as
they rell in markets, ind np:ce is only
thought OF as Il pe5.4,as to esr dt"ught ami
mas. Our e...azt5, s.se ci:rsse and our fas,
hubi.s make rs ,D neg7tus tn life is be-
cC,aiag 10 US but c.5s continued spustn. Our
moS8 a.ss.s ere IKE ,Lss3 G. dancing -jack.
Esel CT: F1za:.,.snes are - iasanse that they
fat+aGe l., - much cs CT: bssSacss. The so.
called rs4E w.ilh we besfuGilgly y give our
selves, we.s.s US rs MT u rs our work. We
cannot b:sr to have another called more
"sma.s' than ourscl. es, old we will de and
be busssd r.,her Esa no. Lsecme as r.:ll as
our neightcrs. There is ever the sane un.
satisfied tg,,ssit. CT Residences, whether we
70 abgc2d or ttay at home. Nobody shall
travel ftz..s: or ece given number OF OBJ
jects in lcss number OF houss than our.
selves, no ra.ter at what cost Of money OF
health. There IS no impossible Alps that
we will not climb, rnd no deep cave Of ecrth
Or sea that we viii not cxFFsase. There are
none who fass q Ecw nemo before ourselves
on the hlghe2: hsxsn peak, and there shal
We none who esa teid 5a.r breath longer
under water. When the g,tids is not look
ing there is no Kings thges or people,.
chair ON which we ~ill E1t sit. There j:
nothing wss..iin ,h7 sso9s cf human ability
which we w;li not un@s.:ake, and when WI
boast Ol what we have accomplished there
are none Who thaIl draw ioager bow"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-27
A Great Newspaper Enterprise.

fa .
The Brfaio EeptbIic hits off the putting
of the N. Y. papers in the following, which
purporls tu be the prospectus Of new pa
per to be called The Milky Way"-a very
good nnme, though the Milk and Watery
Way would be better. But hear the pros
pectus: ....... .. .s.. svt
1t will be issued on sheet twelve times
as large as the Constellation, each sheet
Of pYper covering an area Of 10000 square
feet, which, being reduced to acres, is ono
acre and five rods, SO that every subscriber
will obtain 1T every issue Of the Milky Way
nearly "quarter section"-or, at least, u
"homestead" Of reading matter. Thus each
subscriber will get at least furloug Of good
substantial literature for one ceEt. "a n
To work on this immense edition, Hoe g.
Co., Taylor &, Co, and half dozen other
companies, have been engaged for the last
two years in building US an eighty cylinder
press, throwing off eighty Of our acre.and.a
half sheets in one tenth Of second, folding,
mailing and receiving pay for them at one
ami tie same operation. The types used up
at eacr edition OF this mammeth-behemoth
is si&ty-three tons; keeping Two foundries
in Philldelphia, FIVE in New York, and one
in Buffalo, running constantly to supply US.
Our eighty cylinder press OF course could
hot be placed in any known edifce, and no
al; ba b,S;Ik e,GS Snin tI,, (..bt
run it. Consequently, we have arranged to
have it placed at The foot Of the Horse Shos
Fall, at Niagara Falls, and have it worked
by water. To get our type from this city
TO that point in time, we shall be necessita-
ted 70 build railroad to the Falls. Books
of subscription to this road are now open at
this ofIive, where all who wish, can take
stock at once ~'
The following gentlemen are mentioned
as Contributors to "The MILKY Way":-
james Gordon Bennett, William Cullen
Bryant, James George Bryan, Brooks, Sea.
yer, Cooper, Butts, Clapp, Jewett, Andrews.
Pope, Sydney Smith, Griswold, Fairfield,
HaI!eck, Greene, of the Boston Post, Sher.
wood, Charlotte Bronte. Bremen. Brougham,
D'Israeli, L,ngfellow, BuIwer, Mrs. Grun-
dy, (sulhor of "Whlt will they say !'1 Dr..
SquilIs, Wendell Holmes, Ritchie, Kendall.
Gray and Brown, Of the Pleindealer, Doe.
sticks, Chops,icks, Old Dow, Dow, Jr., Day
ton, H. Ward Beecher, Sargent, Sentinel,
Sut Lovensood, Iota, On Dit, Inspector,
, Occasional. Leveic, Weed, Anony
Ibid, Claiming, Cheever. Pierpont, Sake.
e CAapin, Lieut.. Maury, De Sauty telegraph
sketches,) Iincker, jones, Torrance, Smith,
(uot John hui Ebert Herring.) Park Benja.
min, George Roberts, Dana, Of the 1fibaas.
Raymond, a li one or two others.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-27
AAccdOtc Of W. cbSter.

-. 3 . 4 7 g...f
The Boston Courier says:-"Mr. Webster
married the woman he loved and the twenty
years which be lived with her brought him
10 the meridian Of his greatness. An anec.
dote is csrrent on this subject, which is not
recorded in the books. Mr.. Webster was
becoming iatimate with Miss Grace Fetch.
er, when skein Of silk getting in. knot
Dir. Webster assisted in unravelling the
snarl-then looking up to Miss, Grace, he
said, sWe have. united knott dor's you
think we could tie one!" Grace was o lAtle
embarrassed, said not q word but ia the
course Of q few minutes she tied u Enor in
! piece Of tape end handed il TO Mr.. Web.
ster. This piece Of tape, the rhread Of his
doaestis jOSS, wac found after the desth Of
Dir Webster. preserved as one Of bis most
precious relics"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-27
The SilA against Fashion.


MIS- Fluster.-ThiS is Miss Mendum,
believe. .s "
Miss Mendum. The same, m1d1m.
Mrs. F.-And am Mrs. Ftuster. ..,
Miss M.-The aunt ofmy little pupil,
Ruth Penway!
F.-The same. g..
M.-Be seated, madam. [They sit.
FL have come, Miss Mendum, to ex
postulate with you On the course you are
pursuing In regard to my niece e eduCation.
MI shall be happy 10 receive yotr sug
ges,ions. You ore aware that Mr.. Penway,
on going 10 Europe, confded his daughte to
my charge, making me promise that would
bring her up as / would my only child.
assure you feel the responsibility ofmy Of.
fee. .s.'." '-ss,
F-Ah ifyou had my maternal expert.
ence, you would have been more careful iii
guording her from the coarse, vulgar habits
into which she has fallen. '.s".'.'
M.-Coarse, vulgar habits ! There is no
more lady.like girl in my school. What do
you mean, madaml a1a2 80 t"r,
FL mean what coy. You need not
put on that digniied air, miss. know who
your father was . .g.sa .-aa.4.L
M.-All the world may know that, mad.
am. He wasa good carpenter, and an hon.
est, intelligent man. But let US Keep to the
point. What are these course, vulgar hab-
its Of which you speak 3 ,a4 gaesrset
F.-Wby, miss, when my bro,her-in.law
sent Ruth to you three years ago she was as
delicate, ref led, pale faced child as one
would wish TO see. She Gould not have
weighed more Than fhy pounds. Now she
has doubled in weight, has q brown, rudy
complexion. robust figure, and stands erec,
as may.pole. The poor child has altogeih
er lost that graceful step which used to I'D.
mire. sG,8a- tia42L p. y.
M.-But are not all these facts an evi.
dence that she has improved in health. o.
F.--Henlth, indeed Who wants to see
Ia course exuberant state Of health, in ar
heiress anda belle l. 1t may do very vel
in a washerwomon but, let me tell you, il
10 very sunin,eresting in Ruth Penway. aij.,
NIL differ from you so entirely, that .
seems absurd for me to argue agaiOst you
opinion. a ,paias2H isz Rso i-5 $500
9rF.--Did yOussay my opiaionswis absurd
miss ! Did you dare to say that ! l's-i q
M said no such thing. All that yot
have. told meet RutlRs healti oeFGtI6es M
kexttsmsly. NY ,raiping hss been directe,
Fto proaUcethe very result which you seen
to disapprovs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-27
III wait Unit rams by.

1t has been told many years ago Of a stu.
pid traveller, who, arriving es a, river, sat
down upon the banks. saying with much
"I'll wait sill it runs by.' Of
ten since that time. people have laughed
at that simp.eton, and have prided them
selves on their wisdom. And quite as many
times have the same persons; in affairs, re-
lating to this life, followed the example Of
The seaseless igioranee Of this fool and then
Hwaised for the river to run by." sAf
For example, how often do parents, when
ibey see their children exhibt, signs y. Of
anger. feign tie truth, or are disobedien..
calmly close their eyes to the pending con-
sequences, and say to themselyes--.hey will