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HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 hales 80 inch brown sheetinga,
100 bolt. No. 1000 Duck;
500 bolts NO.z-lO Duck;
% bales Raven Duck;
10 cases Meuimac prints;
10 cases Prague print;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dnnnells printg;
(. 10 cases and e. bleached abiTtIngp;
70 cases -. g. ane lO-l bleachsd ihirings;
20 cas- blue drills;
20 cases blue donImg.
10 bales hickory stripes;
% bales 4. and 4tlck'ngs;
10 balPs scarlet hlue and gray hannels;
10 bales BallardFale white flannel; .Ic
cases C0buFea and Merlnoa;
easss wool and half wool piaids;
cases blue aud black alpacas; .-,..
10 caseI Pacihe-neu styles D6 Lalnes;
5 leases. all wool neWs'yIes De Lanes;
. cases French MeFinos;
1000 Bay 6iais plaid ahaUis;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shaWla; black and col
ored silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment nf other DreG Goods,
f DLANKETB. sf
1000 pairs white, green and hlue MackinaW;
1000 pain BBs rBB and SBl Blankets;
1000 pains cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet EnaliSh Blankets;
600 pains I. 10 T. II aud ia white Bed BlanketD
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 drzsn grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and whiis MerinO Undsnhifis and
1000 dozen Merino and aIl wool socks:
500 dozen aatinot and Jean pants;
500 dozen duck and costonnlde pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shiTis: -
500 dozen calico and white droa shirt;
500 dozen ovefalls and jumpers: f
Black and fancy silk cravats. nectles SIX handker-
chiefs, suspendefs and variety Of other articles TOO
JANsON, BOND 4 CO..
ss;h Cor. Battery and Clay sls. San Francisco.
, 1859-05-13
AgfieQIiufs.
Preserving Butter.

Apatent has been secured by w. Clark,
Of London, for the following method Of pre-.
serving butter: The butter is first well
beaten in the usual manner after Churning,
then placed between linen cloths and then
submitted to severe pressure for removing
whey and water. It is now completely en-
veloped or covered with clean white paper,
which is coated on both sides with a prepara-
ton Of the white Of eggs in which fifteen
grains of salt is used for each egg. This pre-
pared paper is first dried, then heated before
. Gre or with hot iron, just prior to wrap.
ping itround the butter. II is stated that
butter may be kept perfectly sweet without
any salt for two months, when thus treIted,
Il placed in q cool dry cellar. The submit
ting Of butter to pressure, as described, is
good plan, and one which we recommend to
all our farmers. They can easily practise it
with small cheesepress.
, 1859-05-13
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF broadway and SansOme streets,
SAN RRANcIsco.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house Il still at his old
- trcks-Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they come to partake Of
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
TO make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Pst Oce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers. and contains 0 number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies' and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house q READI 90
ROOM. snd LIBRARY which contains large number
Of ree d standard works There s also Of the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house, TO convey passengers and
bagga.e free Of charge The pubic are respectfully
requested to give the house trial.
Board, per week, t6; per day. tl; Meals, so cents
Lodging per night to IS cents; Lodging per Week 81
{ o.. JOHN KELLY, Jr PrOpFietor
San Franslsco, Dec. rs, 1857, IN
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Three sIEes-OK, o and feet Cut,
With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PfiOats 1seicaI ana Surgical institute

'"e'1.e'0 ~'se o'''" 10'0ol'e'y 'po'"s Iacy'e Ia"
&edmsatp comPdHfs eDsee, San Franetseo.
1Aahl,,had tn 1ash
For the permanent Cure Of ell Chronic and Private Dis
eases. and the suppression o. olaekery.
Auendans and heaoent phy!cian, L. :. GzaPKAT, ND,
lale N ne Hungarian Revolutionary waFi chief phys
% tne military nusp'ei o. resin. Hungary, the late
orsy nms Ms@ 2, .nT a V"eSe o. Aedine
Communcati"ns strictlv confentisi' Permanent cu,a
0uaranteed Or no oav Consn ts,lTs Nv siier a. ahe
Iiss. lree. AddrsS; DR.. T. j. CZiPKAY
Szn Frfnelsco' Cal.
n. esi.-,.. t.,,.. -hs.h .,.,h.,,..t,.....h.
m, ,,.le - rs,,ss ~ IN. ny. - as Fsssy " ~
phi ,dsih- lieSe ~ MsdiIns ~ ~ eSIio, ~ ~
Z r sc wscs "a S,sli I..I " y ~ ~ , ss
GoF SSS Dubcaton s1:A 'nO s''i 'OuinA san fAae''0
, 1859-05-13

EOr blackWOOi anu the i0ur Reviews, IL W
To avoid fractions Is may be TemItled for ackWood Of
which viii forward that work for both years post paid
N. B. The price in Great Britidn crhe, ,fre
PeriOdicdts dbOre-ndmed 10 about $Sl per dnRum.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! i!
H Remittanccs must in all cases. be made
direct to the Pa6iishers, for at these no commits.
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-05-13
Udolpho Wolfe's schnapps.

A Medicinal Diet Drink, Of
eminently salutary qualiIits,
manufactured by hinl,eli ex.
clusively, Of bis factory ai
$'cheidsni, In Holland, and
well known during the lasi
twelve years throughout the
At auto and Western Sta'es.
Il Is made from the besi
Barley that can be selected
In ECrope, with the essence
Il an aromatic Italian berry
Of acknoWledged and extra
ordinary MEDICINAL qualities.
u has long sinee acquired .
higher reputation, both In
Europe aud America, thar
any other diuretic beverage.
AnalJEad, Il Il Q PER-
PEcTLY PuRE Logon, In lie
effects q mild and whole
s1me tonic. Il d exten-
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The Aromat!. Scheidam Sthnapps

Is consequently in great de.
mand by persons trave.inR
or about 70 settle in thoss
parts Of the country espe-
cially, as veil as BY many %
every community where Il
has become Known on &c
count Of It's other remedial
properties.
In all cases Of Dropsical
tendency, It is generally the
only remedy required, when
ad 'pted In the curly stages
OF the disease. In Dyspepsia
maladies, WHEN taken 10 pro-
per quantities. as Q diet
drink, and especially at din
ner, Il Il found, By uniform
experience, 70 be eminenily
eflcscious 10 the most Obeti
nate cases, when even the
best Of the usual remedies
have failed 70 sf nd mort
than temporary relief. II
CASES of Flatulency q b 90
lmmedilte, lnvari6ble speci
&c; and !, may be admins ;
tered In diluted and proper
tionate quantities even to
young Infants, IN all thosP
pafoxysms q grlplng pain
Sole Importer, 2,
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The articles below are all taken from the
Oregon Former for May:
, 1859-05-13

N..,., ..,.h,,.A,..,, !. ~. ,,o,,a ..n ,,n,h,,,,
,S y, go "a Ia Sn,thIns liz
S'. ~ n.Js ~ ps'I "a ,lu Ma .h;. M a.
~ % ~; h ~ ~ ~, III =, ~
ns sns sans ~ M S h ,;i .dSA - G
x.lv sngssed n helS az ~ IA AZ
49, Ts - - I'LL VII. ini .S ~ - ~, ~ w, VII n
ven yesiS I'm nov more aigsy engaseo u We man
% ~ iss So ~, hsS,Sas 4,
ny impsIvemen' ~ tsoy 90 no. ne...se 70 xaIrant
sapsloL 70 any e S.sss y. s sIo psse' M
auu uIsnsl sn.' VIZ nay ee
sis.... ,.s nD ~. Onh aSuns ma a sO.gn sne
preferred; The position Of ths Raker In my machine,
strength snd where The weight adSs o the power ohe
haS teeE Eaker on the platform, where be must submit
~ .s - S1.s ~ si ~ ~ " soe W.
2, we Ise and % oeIG E oyeL tne eloos n
SsT maebne y "sc. m. scccuSsS m ns y. tSs
1. ISsi ny "''0n'ns IN A'oO'n'
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, in
Highest Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
land, in 1857. nj
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So.
cisty' in 1857 ..n.....,.
Publication, mad. by tho msDuIar,ur,r of the NANNY
masnns sls@i9s .s' p aFSs:s nOnc a.shs French
F1Lsl. The nncceas Of nv machine. a. indicatad ~
premiums. generally. are worthy Of no confidence. al
schemng o secure he te annual one hOrss premiums
of The country. Although may not Be generally un.
dsTlcod. Il S nevertheless true that these machines have
always been sold q comparatively low prices and bot
b thou ands pr ihs ten years past other smer nan
higher, ,;,, ,.,. :,
and 'ahei o. ihe e. q every statement have
AZ 'Ss % q ny s SSss nanny
pa,l,o.o ...,t gisA ny own: -, !,
thai n poiit oF dub,S nv 'chne \ ~ nsso9 n
r.s g Il ~. M e gI.s snn1I circular q pamphlet
inafnsiioS. 81 addrssng ne ar sby o5s n nv s9"p@
70 OFtet" faeserA ThreeheEs ana SepaFaters
mannlaeilIea hy YOURS Mason q Co; 50 and36 inch
eyhaoen, WIN ,.usks ana Ian extfas. - =
Us fAIkkL 0rfIcs January ,: 1859.
81 -. A. q n. A. fI.S !atene daiedJn - Sl6SI.
lmgoh,ne Ior tnle.hng And cleanlng gr.n) was only
eA.ence or teIm " seven yeim nom JuEo ~, ISL
mas consequently eApHea. .ir9peclmLy. yum,
- .. ". noLf. y9mmiAaonef'
soOthNoA1A ~ sAn tIs'olleo' VaL
rp,ss.s rs.s... r,...,.s. 15,..... = -. n ~.
Eowerl.
- - a.
, 1859-05-13

lively used and sppEpved by
the medical faculty, the
temperance people, heads
Il families, &c.
In Gravel. GOut and Rheu.
natism, In Obstructions II
The Bladder and Kidneys,
aud In general Debility. its
effects are prompt, decided,
aud invariably reliable. And
I Is not only q remedy fnr
these maladies, bu', IN all
cases In which they are pro-
tuced By drinking tad va
ter, which is almIst univer-
sally the cause Of them, Il
operates as 0 suRB PREvEN.
rive.
For Fever and Ague II ,s
one Of the mnst eficaclous
|preveutives that can be re-
sorted TO.
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San frantistu.

ID N USIC! -
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
X o HI L E r. IS.
Nc. l7s Washington st.
SELECTIONS FROM ALL THE OPERAS,
&c.. &c., &c.,
BY THE MOST EMINENT COMPOSERS.
aJsse BOOKS.
INsTRUCTORs-FOr all Instruments,
GLEE BOOKS,
OPERAS,
ORATORIOS,
SACRED MUSIC hooks,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
blank BOOKS,
MUSIC PAPER,
BRASS BAND MUSIC.
BRASS zNS9aUMsN3s.
TR0MB0NES, CORNETS,
POST HORNS, CORNOPEANS,
oPHIClEIDEs, ALTO HORNS,
BUGLEs, TENOR HORNS,
CYMBALS, BARITONES,
TUBAS.
AeeoaDg8Ns,
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES, Jus, received and unpaeEinS, win be
sold to the trade at
- Per cent. Less than Former Prices.
GUITARS
FROM TIE BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
MAKERS.
~ NOte.-A. KonLER Is Sole Agent In California for
the eelsbratsd maker,
CHARLES sTUMcKE.
vIoLIxs, FLUTES.
BANJOS, FIFEs,
TASIBORINEs, CLARIoNETs,
FLAGEOLETs, PIcOLos.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
or every description always on hand in large quantities.
ROMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS.
Just received, an invoice Of the famous s. D. g. Roman
Strings, warranted to be uneQuAlled in the world.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Vases, POrte-AEonnaies, n.ase
Portfolios, waachstaRds,
FlaeoRk, Opsra-Glasses.
LithograPhs. &c., &c.
childrens Carriages, BabyIjumpers.
AND AN ExDLEss VARIETY OF TOYs.
NB-cuOmsr requested to send their orders direct to
The undefnsd ser By mail or sxpress and they nav he
, 1859-05-13
A. DODGE.
.. KINGsBURY. A. DODGI
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF broadway aud sansOnae streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week, &C.; Bard and Lodging per week, o.
70 sl0 single meals, so cents; Board per day. tl odg
inga, so " Is cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PropretoS.
NlB-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats ifee
Of charge. l.tf
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2JOO sold In 1888. 1000 sold In 1857.
1900 sold In 1853. $500 sold In isSs.
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-05-13

in the stomach and bowels
70 which they are especially
snhjtct, o. well as In the
cbollc of grown penons.
Its indlcious adoption In
connection with the principal
meals, or whena . sense Of ex.
haustion dictates lie use,
never fails to relieve the
lebllity attendant upon pro
tracted chronic m ladies, low
temperament and exhausted
vital energy, by whatever
cause induced. These are
facts 70 which many Of the
mot eminent medical men.
both In Europe and the
United States, have borne
testimony, and which are
s0rrOboFated BY the highest
written authorities.
Putupin quart or pint bot
lies, In cases of one dozen,
With my name on the bottle.
cork, and fac smile Of my
signature on the label.
For sale by all the respect.
able druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and
Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-05-13

Caution 10 the Puhlie.
london Cordial Gin, but little, On which they
Club House Gin, hope 70 realize large profits
Seheidam Schnapps, as Soa " " cnlnnomnd
Aedicated ScknGpps Some are 20 sEiIiniiy pre-
Royal .SehnaPps, pared as 70 pas. %! good
A. a. Ae liqunF, except with the best
Under the above and sim Hueses. ~ yVe Ioaia De
liar titles, the liquor mixers ~ Ony .ne "nk -
Of this city are boiting large IenoWaso kenu-
m n-hoissousa tr,sh cos,Irs AROMATIC ScHNAPPs.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4s:H "a Baaver street. New York.
, 1859-05-13
dsttaI 9abIintiuas.

Leonard Scott & Co.'S
REPRINT OF THE
BIRTHS PERIODICALS.
AND THE
"Farmer's Guide"
Great Rtduction "a te price n he latter PH6cdton
II the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, vI;
l. The London Quarterly, (conservatIvs)
.. The EdlnburEh Review, (whig)
s. The North British Review, (Free chureh1
4. The Westminster Review, (sberal)
8. BlaekwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, CTOry.)
These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties Of
Great Brtan-whg Tory, and Radlca but politics form
~ feature Of their character As Of the pro
they they have stood unryaed In the world
etter being considered indispensable the scholar and the
thew furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of the cur
literature Of the day. throughout the world than pos
IDLY be obtained from any other source.
Early Copies secured.
The receipt ofAdVanee Sheets from the British pnblsheu
gives additional value these REPRINTS especially during the
can now placed in the hands Of subscribers about SS soon
as The original editions
ESs Sr amy S%S s%S q Ss sS
For any three q the four Reviews, a .......i %
ISr EaetvoSd and he sSres Reviews. ..:.S @
Ior HaekwoOd and four Reviews, ......ioO0
e Payments 10 be made In all In advance Money
current In the state where Issued will be received at par
Clubblng.
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above price vii
copies Of any above Thus four copies o Black
wood o. Review will be sent to address for t9
for copies Of the sur Reviews and BaekwOOd for aud
Postage.
g In an the principal cities and towns these works will be
POsTAOE part Of the United States will be but ~ cents
year for BlacEwOOd," and but n cents year for
SulenIId ofFers for 1859 and 1857 together.
, 1859-05-13

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF every description always hand in large quantities.
, 1859-05-13

30 P1ttu' Pattern ThroshsEu nna Ssparaters
Manufactures b. Nonsls Mason 4 Coz 81 and sc inch
US PATExT 0FFIcE. January g. 1850.
Sir ~. A. a II. A. Ptll Patent dated June 10 rl0s7
lu1ohlne for thieshing and cleaning gln) was only
exlence for term u seven yein lom JuEe 29 1851.
Il has consequently expired. llEspecifnlly. yuurs,
sournxon1n / Co, San FIs,cisco, CsI.
, 1859-05-13

20 Ketchum's Mowers. Iron Frame,
sr EalIa ExAs. Isr all q Ihs abo,s maehlns..
, 1859-05-13

ROMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS.
Just received, invoice Of the famous s. y. g. Roman
strings, warranted 10 be unequaled In the world.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-30
The Administration Refusing To Slpprcss
ibp rbl W. Trads.

The Pensacola (Florda) OJseOcr, no.
tcing the statemeat, recently announced,
that Il cargo of six hundred Africans have
been landed on the FIoada coast, near
SmNrna, SAYS:
"lhe nhov" intelligence, wo arc assured
by Col. L. L. Blackburn. U. S. Marshal,
is true, as he has received letters conveying
the sad intelligence and stating these facts.
But how can a. be erpected that tie party
pioiatirg tie iaw sOW be arrested wAen
The United .Stltes Narshal is denied the
poWer and means Of doing sos If this
AMI provided ;w9ih att a,l5s" fIiGiaps, }RaaswGs
applied for tie proper authorities ho
would, perhaps, been able to prcvcl t such
violation OF the law, but, MS it is, with
his limited power and want of means, it is
almost impossible.
awe further understand that the vessel
which brought the Africans to our coast, as
soon AS the landing was affected, was set
on fire and abandoned TO The clements"
The above discloscs state Of facts that
should attract attention. Here was a case
Of Slave Trade piracy the Administration
might have suppressed. The U. S. Mar
shal of the District knew of the prcmedia-
ted violation Of tho law and informed the
proper government authorities, asking the
means Of capturing the violatcr Of the law
and stopping tho internal traffic, but assist
ance WAS refused. We put this one fact
against the dcnias, which within short
time, have emanatcd from the locofoco
press herchouts, that the administration
had not fairly exerted itself to suppress the
Slave Trade. Can th, people realize the
refuse to suppress traffic which is so infa-
nous that its penalty is death, and that
its refusal rests upon supposed political
advantage the Democratic party would So
cure at the South in pursuance Of its Yet
such is the case Detroit Tribune.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-30
ARniIrr.Iiny on n Tnnr.


The Cleveland ner"'a roller boy--in e
county printing Offices called 'de'll --So'
P'I'"i>S'"'' HIS "eVN - ''l' "' 'N'o'N''n
On lake steamer but ne '''s't t. pa,
money !" MS pH's' oeLofe h' "'N' "oI'l'
ana 'G1 ,I'.'' was tHo N'P"H I3' 10
cHHiN No.'rf nat Tic sent oa," Ia, 'A.
PT'ii'"e' IN tn" '''P' ol '''''H rom
"n'. We maze al, extract. "a d S''e'''
""n'n5 70 o'"eF i'"'r o'yC' C. II,
Ca'Ah- ~ once upon C'P'.i" E'a"'
an I'anb'y owning '"'' n'''I 'no "''I ~
rod 'or * Ieos'S, 'h9 generous n'a'''I ''.,
i''o" 'Ae'a'n'di Never '''hi' III! %! I.
We won go % 'n' ''ouOie u putting -"
%" shore 30" yoI'seIi !, away "no'e It !, Is
mo.l conIeoL'nt' ana We take you "''N
u Cleveland to-'hoIi9" iIce u uu"'S -
iett''ihS i"y''' ." "''fcl "' ne" t'.,.'i''
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-30
Inclined to he Quarre,some.

There was once little, slim built fel.
low, lich as jew, and independent as tho
devil, riding along n highway in tho State
Of Georgia, when he overlook a man driv-.
ing a drove drove of hogs by The help of
big raw boned, six .foot.two specimen
of humanity. Stopping the last named
individual, he accosted him:
II say, are these vour hogsi'
"No, sir; I'm working by the month"
"What pay might you be getting, friend"
Ten dollars - month, and whisky
thrown in was the reply.
"Wcll look here, I'm a weak, little un
offensive man, and people are apt to i'm
pose upon me, dye see. Now, III give
YOU twenty. five dollars month to ride a.
long with me and protect me-" said Mr..
Gardner. But" be added, "a a thought
struck him, chow might YOU be on the
fight: ~
"Never been licked in life," rcjoined
the six footer.
"Just the man want Ist bargain"
queried Gardner
Six.footcr ruminated. "Twentyflve dol.
lals---doube wagcs-nothiOg to do but to
ride around and smash fellows rug oc
ca,i9nally when he's sassy"
Six tooter accepted.
They rode along ill Just at night they
reached Il village inn. Dlsmounting at tho
door, they went in. Gardner immediate
" singled out the biggest man in the room,
and picked a fuss with him. After con-
siderable rromscuous jawing, Gardner
turned to his fighting friend and ntimated
that the licking Of that man had become
sad necessity. Sx.footer peeled, wet
il, Jnd camo ont '},t best.
The next night, at another hotel, tho
same ecruc WAS enacted Gardner getting
into TOW with the biggest man in the
place, and six footcr doing tho fighting.
At last, on the third day, they came TO
ferry kept by huge, dout|o.isted man,
who had ncy'r been whipped in his life
Whist cIossing the river, Gardner, as us.
ual, began to find fault and blow" The
tcrryman naturally cot mad, threw things
around, ard told him his opinion of their
kind. Gardiner then turned to his friend
and gently broke the intelligence to him,
"that he was sorry, but that it was abso-
lUI'iE Htt'ond'N W tlIiSu lIlHt lNii man.
Six foo!er nod lei his head, but said
nothing. Il is plainly to DO seen that he
dill not relish the job, by the way he
shrugged his shoulders, but there was no
help for it. s. when they reached tho
shore, both stripped, and at it they went.
/ Up and down the bank, over the sand, in.
to the water they fought, scratched, goug-
! cd, bit and rolled, till at the end Of an
hour the ierryman gave in. Six.footer
was triumphant, but it had been tough
work. Going up 70 his employer, ho
scratched his head for a moment, and then
broke forth:
Look here, Mr.. Gardner your salary
sets mighty well, but-rm-of-the---
opiuion--that you are inclined to be guar.
rclSomc. Hero I've only pcen with you
three days, and I've licked the three big
gost men in the country think this firm
had better dissolve, for you sec, Mr.. Gard
ncr, I'm afraid, You're inclined to be quar-
rclscmc, and reckon I'll draw :"
Tahama Gazette.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-08-30

anything better than SEQ you looking S,
miserable without knowing c rcasonI"
Thus urged, Edward was at last obigct
to reveal the case Of his abstraction.
Mary attcntivcly listened ill he had
concluded, aud then, taking his hand, she
said aifectionatcly, "Pocr, dear Edward
you have been Lroodmg Over Your troubles
in secret, ill, can venture to say, things
appear great deal worse than they really
are. You are not in debt, you say, at
present ~
NO; thank God " replied Edward earn.
estIy. "Bet, then, Mary, love, il W. can.
not manage to save some way, We shall
get into debt; that Is, unless ms business
brings in molc than it does now"
"Then let rs begin to save at oncei said
Mary, cncrgoiically.
"But in what way can we DO so2" asked
Edward. awe are not living cxtravacan,.
ly Ia any respect. | don't seo, at present,
in what way wo can rctrench."
"oh, I've thought of several ways al.
ready" said Mary, smiling, and looking
as hopeful and happy, that the mere sight
of her bright. animated ,untenancc, rais.
ed her husband, spirits. and made him
feel moro sangnne than lie had for many
Then followed long cUuvrrs,,r,., 80.
riCd on in u low voice, intcrs1orscd occa
sionanally with sigh from Edward, fol-
lowed hy an encouraging word from his
| wife.
Next morning Mary rose ful Of her new
! plans for saving AMI cconomizing. Her
! youngest child WAS only six weeks old, the
| eldest was four years of age. They malc
! plenty Of work rs Mary knew very well :
but she determin"d, in the present stat, e
affairs, To- discharge the girl who had acted
a nurse, and 10 manage with one servant =.
This was no SOONER determined than acted
upon, though Edward demonstrated against
1t in very strong terms, telling his wife
that she was undertaking too much-that
She would overdp herself, and be laid up.
But Mary pleasantly combated all his ieais
10y telling him that exercise always agreed
with her, an! that il would be no hardship
to her to wait upon her own children.
In a day or two. Edward discovered
that Tom, the shop boy, was Of very little
use to him, that during a great part Of
The dav be wa. idle. and, therefore in
mischief. IIo wa, accordingly installed in
a similar situation, which Edward easily
! procured for him at a ncighboring grocer,
and thus two items were at once substract.
cd from the weekly expenditure.
Mary seemed at no loss to discover woys
and means 70 lfssan the General cynonses.
and bora her ezra an9pnt or worl, 90
cbcorruIlv and uneomnlaininolv, that her
husband loved her better fhan ever
Whom bo was ohI;cod ias occosiorsl,v ba
wa,O to leave tbc sbon for n short timn
May was always ready 10 take his nla,,'
and with pleosant manncr, and active hand
TO wit nhon customers, AMI dn,inc oil
This lima tho household fairs wo,o cav.
riod on with =. ,,,rch COR, and ron,Ior;,y
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