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MUNSoN,S
COPPER TUBULAR
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SPIRAL FLANGES.
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(PATENTED AUGUST 3, 1860 = RI
Single Rods, complete for attaching TO buildings
SEM by express to any part Of the country. We
offer unusual Inducements 10 persons whOsare en-
gagged in putting up Rods. who may desire In
engage in this business. Counts and state Rights
for sale
This Rod Is I'm general Use in Central Indiana
and many other localities throughout the country
railways succeeds wherever IL Is Introduced. IL
il no humbug. No man who examines its merits
way before IL ignorance dies before the advance OF
light. According 10 Professor Faraday, aud other
men of note, copper has a conducting power g. 5
times greater than iron ; and in addition to this
important fact, Muns0n's Rod has surface inside
and out nearly three times great as the old iron
rod. MunsOn's Rod - ornament on the best
buildings, and does not rust but will endure an
age without losing it, conducting power. o.
This Rod has received the First Prsaai,rm n. The
American Institute Of New York the franklin
Institute of Philadelphia: the National Fair AT
Louisville, KY; the State Fairs OF Ohio, wa, In
diana, Connecticut, and wherever exhibited II
never beaten in any contest, and never will he
where there are truly scientific judges IL has
been endorsed and highly commended by john
Young, Professor Of Natural Science IN the NORTH
western Christian University; James ;. AthOn,
Supt. Indiana Insane Asylum; Il. T. Brown, lndi-
ana State GeolOgist; LoTiu Andrews, President OF
Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio Dr.. Kitchen &
Parvin, Physicians and Chemists Indianapolis and
many other persons Of wel.knOwn scientific at
tainments. LOCKE 4 MUNSON,
jyll-2w indianapolis. Ind.
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eas" The beating of Ileenan, in Boston
is said to bave originated in little diff
Guilty y which took place in New York some
time since. A Boston sporting man hit
Heenan with chair, and Heenan, in turn,
let go his Zone, two. The Boston man
didn't like the one-two, and expressed HIM
self satisfied. lie bottled up his wrath,
and took it TO Boston with him, and when
Heenan visited thar town, it let of against
him.
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ma. Whilst France and Austria are e

n@- Whilst France and Austria are en-
gagged in the heat of battle, and all Europe
is in state of feverisb excitement, the pre-
vailing desire of the great American people
is to keep cool; and there is no way OF
doing this more efectually than by dropping
in at Lyons, next door to the Post Office,
and procuring a suit OF his light, pleasant,
and durable garments.
He receives fresh supplies weekly, from
Devlin's, and consequently can offer his Gus
toners fresh, fashionable, and seasonable
garments, fully as low as the same class o,
goods can he bought in New York.
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SA EE BRINK MtEK, Administrator Of the es-
tate of VIM. Auf Der Harr, deceased, will cell AZ
public auction, On the premises, the 2lst ,iay Of
July, le5J, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock L. NJ, VI said day, the following de-
scriied property, to-wit Lot No o and the half Of
Lot No. 10, adjoining said Lot No. .. in Beck No
,, III the Northern Enlargement, adjoining the
City OF kvsB-Vile. 49,. $50 -FE7
TERNs-one- third Of tie purchase money cash :;
one-third in six, and The balance in twelve months
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
with good security and bearing interest from date
for the deferred payments.
jelo-ltd&4tw HENRY BRINK MIER, Admir-.
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H67.yTO.N' TE.9 CO.UP.a.t-P, ". u:
u Jnit received now aud In store, from the above
establishment
y chests Young HySon Tea, ass'd grades.
do do Old Tyson, extra article.
: DO do Gunpowder, assorted grades
: . do do Imperial, do do.
. DO do ou!Ong or Blk do do.
do do SOuchong OF English Breakfast Tea.
In the above lots are some OF the best grades Of
Tea ever offered this market ai retail
Consumers will please take notice, that these
teas new, fresh impOTtations, and not yc stock
that has been 80 hand for years. We will guaran
tee, better article FOR the price paid, than you
are usually in the habit of getting. Call and
prove il. AIso-Ca5 dies and package Teas always
on hand. NlChER1 BROS.,
jel4 81 Main street.
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APOLLO HALL FOR SALE
~ II OIL A. O. MILL, E.t-CLEDE.S-p

v N the Gerf;lin Theatre, ground lease, either
With without furniture, just salts purchaser.
Two ten pin alleys, three s-ts pins and balls,
good stable, ten barrel, assorted liquors, wines,
&c, will be offered az pphlit auction on TUESDAY,
the 2lst day At iuiy next.
Apollo Hail contains lis-ides the theatreb seven
large and wei; arranged rvsnis, two rooms
connected Nh lie theatre The property will
ue sold subject 70 III mQrtgage in favor of Fred
Cook. Term liberal
je24-td &. =. KILLER
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ssy- The New York correspondent at the
Boston Journal says:
OF all the weddings that New York hss
seen this century, the one to come of on the
l4th OF July exeites the greatest interest. The
bridegroom is Spanish gentleman OF the
ripe age OF sixty years, small aud light of
frame, but heavy in gold. His wealth is
said to he fabulous. The bride is young
damsel, poor in purse, but Of marvellous per-
sonal attractions. She is quite young, OF
queenly form, and of a majestic elegance
that commands the attention OF all who pass
her in the street. The stories told of the
preparation, dresses, and bridal presents, are
astounding. Her bridal veil cost one thous-
and dollars. The bridal jewels one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Tiffany is max
ing the bridal wreath. None of your hot
house plants will adorn the brow of the
young bride But the wreath is of gold,
and adorned with jewelry of great value
The s,aii bridegroom is Catholic, and will
call in the aid of all that is gorgeous in his
church 10 add to the magni6cence Of the
wedding
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BETTER Show HER THE RRGALIA.-Mrs.
j. c. Croly, who presides over the local
matters of the Rockford DALI, Mers, says
the Sons of Malta are a convivial society
who make it point to sell everybody they
een."
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Bds- 1t is said that the travel over the
New Albany and Salem road has increased
200 per cent. in the last year.
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7 eB~ 1t is well, says Chateaubriand, to
PROSTATE ourselves in the dust when we
have committed fault; butt is not well to
remain there
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pd- Eggs are selling in Minnesota at
FIVE cents per dozen, and potatoes at forty
cents per bushel. $500 -
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1t is estimated that the personal property
will amount to about $3.50, ooO, 900, which,
with the railroaes added to the real estate
will make the total valuation about $40
O0o,00 The whole number of polls will
be about 10000.
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sG- Mr.. Walker, merchant, of Columbus,
KY, fell from the window OF the Masonic
Hall, on Tuesday, and WAS killed.
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"a. The following statistics show tue
taxables Of Indiana, exclusive OF railroads
and personal property, reported to the State
Board. The changes made will increase the
amount but little: -e.
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U1 e.i TCHES IND yRU.RLRr.-
~ NEW STOCK AT BITTRoLLF'S.
We Would respectfully inform the public that we
have just received our new stock Of Gold and Sill.
yer Watches, fine Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Gold
Pens, &C., including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, aGd Cameo Setts very rich and handsome
styles of Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast
Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Sc.--
We would call particular attention to stock at
Gold and Silver Watches, which are of superior
quality in all respects. Also, good stock Of Ia
bic, Tea, Salt, aud Mustard Spoons, Forks, &c.
warranted pure Silver. .
Silver plated War;, such as Castors, Cake Bias
kets, Spoons, dc, Of TnE BEsr QUALITY, always on
hand.
We selling at Eastern prices for cash, aud
warrant our goods TO be as represented.
myl6 BiTTR0LLF BROS, Is Main ct
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nm DOE. .ssSD PAVE THUR.N-,.

~ 81 gross Clothes Pins, ass a spring 4 saved.
d'z sss'd brass-bOnnd Cedar Buckets,
duE DO DO do Chnrn-
dOz do Iron .bOand- do do.
- nests assd Cedar WASH Tnbs, from 3 q"
In nest,
- nests MurlOck's best Can Pals, r
doz ass'd lrOn-bound Cedar Buckets,
dog extra heavy Oak Horse d.,
- nests Bail Boxes,
- nests ass'd and % in nest t.rrnan Mar
- a ket Baskets,
5doz assd covered Market Baskets,
dog ass'd Clothes Baskets.
The above goods arc now received in fine order
and for sale very low st Z. Ii COOK & SONS.
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BE y PORE.-.4 S.n.fLL CON-.
0EA signment Mess PorE, in store, FOR sale by
jyI3 BROWN & ALTMAN.


~ associated with us in the general Dry Good~
business MIR. 4. ;. TENNEY. ct the late iirnI Il
Tenney SOrensoD.
Our house is well established ia business ia thi,
city, and with facilities for buying, feel as
sur"d that no house n the trade etfer superior
induce ments.
Our stock will b. large AMI vaTrieds comprising
Foreign and Domestic Dry GUOds generally, full
line OF White Goods, Nutions- Boots, shoes. bats
and Cap.
Our obi aud new customers visiting the city, We
would respectfully invite 10 usI aud examine our
stock We will make it their advantage 10 do 81.
JEWELL, NEwBERRT a co.
EVANSVILLE. July IL. 1850. iyIJ-IBtl
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LAST .fRRXy.fL OF OLD POT.S.
III T0ES-lG0 bushels, large and fine, now land
ing from steamer Kate French. Call aud get some
before they all gone, at
jeIi YICKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
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<rOUGHy C0UGH. CoUGHAw.E

u wish 10 call the attention of persons afflicted
with Coughs and Colds, TO the fact a at DIR. Jack
sons Cough Syrup is superior 10 any and all the
quack nostrums that offered fer sale. Ii is made
from prescription furnished by Dr. jackson, of
Philadelphia, one of the best ply sicians ia this
country. This Syrup has been used by thousands
with the greatest benefit. Try bettle, aud YOU
will always use il afterwards. for sals by
ST0DDARD a THOMPSON,
dcclu Druggists, No. IL Main Il.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE !
Pitts Patent Thresher and
"a Separator. .a5.

With MoFFITTs HORSE PcwER ATTACHED,
Is considered TO be the best machine Of the kind IA
the West PR ~. 49,
The undersigned are. now prepared 20 furnish
machines OF the above Patent, Of q style and make
not excelled in fhe western country. All ash l.
that our work may be compared with any Of our
cetemporaries. also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when We commenced the manufacture Of
them; and We shall only say that al the Lachines
II that patent which We make, shall be made In
such manner, OF such materials, and with such
improvements of cur own, as viii materially In
creasefhe valuable reputation IL has acquired among
Thrsshers. e. s- -.r
We can OFFER to customers a choice Of
thes- excellent Machines, and also choice Of the
Horse Powers, 10 drive them, of any size, from q
To IL horse, upon reasonable terms as any other
establish meri and respectfully solicit orders
for either size ar kind. and would request that theJ
L sent in early POSSIBLE, 20 insure getting the
hest maeitfne. KRATZ HEILMAN.
poEB .h.f GaEREL-l50 PICK
es ages, whole and half bbls and kits, assorted
numbers, reoeiVed this day per railroad, for sale
low by ;. f. GILBERT CO.,
je2l No. Sycamore street.
NoEH. FIRM 1T a. MAIN ST.
ev ERSkINE, CURNICK& CO., are opening
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GIFTs! GIFTs 80 A. co!

IL
n ,,s1...,. -, -. o.,
-,,e -, 90, ..,-'.-- ,Ii:t'.I -: -
r.s ;, IL -. Liz. loI,iid
- TIL; Ia,s a..'r;a,'ss -; IL Is;,,s. NV, ,,er
49,. :Isf.D - -. 49,. ii IN
greater Inducements than ever before, ana VIII
Lnsines a nj Iihri;tv ~ ,n, ~ a.,
o,her hon.a =, al cann,,,
aou,e , W Ii'o sVuu'iy
taining ia -, Wy, 1, So Nv ~ ~, e ~.
and Mi.eella,s,,,,s r. 80 ,a,'Ili.ht w 81
uneopaII.5 10 , - = -. -
CATAIoStftsS s NJ sSs VILE. ~, niing C,u"s;
nRTSs g -, "
The E,llowin,, il n s,haa,l 4, .,,,,,,, -, "a
win l,e ,iy.n =, mi, -, ~ - W. ~ w.
sale:
u 80 ,-1a ,s... -. !
Gold Watches Enefish IevAr D., - $3.50 - tl
ent Lever and Iepines ..:. <.,o a., 20 srt.,ts,
Silver Watches. Patent Lever, Full "s-C
Jewelled. Hunting Cases .nen
face and cylinder Escapeuent - IL 90 10 a. 90
Gold L0ckets-large size, glasses -.rr 2 .E'lr. =
and glasses with spring--large
and small size, with snap........ . ~ To l2OO
Cameo, Mosaic, Florentine, Paint t1i-i-Fa
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Ter BEsseEs IND BEREes

Ey0R BEREGEs IND BRREGB
~ De LANES. goto s. EMBlcH a co.
For Lawns or Organizes, 20 TO
S. EMBICH 4 90.
For Men and Boys wear, in Wooden. Linen,
Cotton, goto s. EMBICH a co.
Il, Foi the best Hose in the city, go 70
RI .--- S. EMBICH & co.
For the pTettiest and cheapest Grape, stella, OF
silk Shawis, go to S. EMBfcH & co.
With City aud County Orders, go to
S. EMBICH & co.
For ar; and everything in the line Of Dry Goods.
", to s. EMBICH a CO,
No ~ Mar & Neei, who will be glad 10 show you
anything in their line, whether you wish 10 buy
OF not, and where everybody pays cash for what
they Luy. myl9
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N TAME ron RT.RRI.rHT.N.1I.

oA h time for canning aud preserving fruits
Is rearHt hand. so tue puilic are informed that
we have in store and Tor sale az low figures
L. BBLS. OF REFINED SUGARS.
aSsorted-cOmprising Crushed, large aud siIail
loaf; Powdered, Clarified, and Coffee Sugars We
ask examination Of quality and prices beforr
purchasing. -... YICKERY Bros.
. iSI3 50 Main strect
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"A Card.
AfH.l.N.ELE.N 81 RElLLI. REC To

- ahnounce The completion OF the EXTENSIVE i'm
proSements 10 their concern, which have been in
progress mr. some time past, TO afford the utmost
facility for carrying extensive trade, by sell
ing good article only al such prices cannot fail
togfvc universal satisfaction. Having this object
in view, every consideration that Straightforward
dealing, founded honor and liberality, give,
will be resorted TO, and thus establish mutual
fidence between buyer and seller; The stock Is
unusually large, every department replete, and pur
chas.rs may rely upon meeting with extensive
assortment reasonable terms. They woulS di-
rect particular attention 20 tier late importation
OF Irish Linen Goods, viz and "A Irish Linens,
ia Linen sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchisfs, Towels, Napkins, Blesched aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths &c, &c. Corner Of Main aud
First streets. my3
II II N n II ,-lE0 RHSHRI
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D5oRs GoeD II 0T.ET0Es.-5O Dbl

~ UDIo
0KH of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
10 anything ia the market, received this day aud
for ale tgy CHAS. McJ0HNST0N,
my3l Main street, near the Canal.
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xeorfCE.-y .HERE.ss ny. wYFR

q Mary Jane iIemelwright, has left my bed
aud board without any Just cause or prcvocOtiOn.
This Is 70 warn all persons from contracting with,
or barbGriug her on my account, as | am deter
finrr, pay debts If her contracting after this
date. CHARLES HEMEbN RIGHT
Is-2S-l ida WV
Iphiladelphiasan and Ledger Pleaoe copy.l
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a. Its! o. $3.50 BUSHRL 8
" prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at
MARC NICKERY BROS 50 Main street
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The following letter from the gold mines,
written by Mr. John o. Burbank to Mr.. w.
d. Sherwood, will DO interesting to our
readers. Mr.. Burbank was raised in this
city, and his friends reside here. He is well
known, and bis statements may be relied
upon:
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II above reward will be given for such infutIta
tion as will lad a. the detection aud conviction
the person persona ho disman:lei TIC Nepfitt
firr Engine, and placed part of its fixture ia th
Canal, on or al.ont the IL day ofJniy.
jyG-if v. BAKER, MayoI.
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l6kETxOE To THE PEBLIC.-T0-
u DAY Thursday the 18th July, at I O'clock
r. NJ, | shall take mp the flooring of the bridge
on Linxweiler's Ferry, near Slas Stevens farm
from which hour the bridge will be impossible an
ill further notice
jylf-lm MICHAEL p JONES, SUIT
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n .ssT TgLRGR.fPaIC DFsPaTcH

HI Chests are made In the most faithful manner
at the Nashville PententiaTy, Of red Cedar a.d Of
five different sizes. The Odor Of the wood IL de.
sructiye 10 moths and all insects, and renders the
Chests Invaluable for packing away blankets and
other WOODEN goods through the summer. For sale
at the Wooden Ware Store
j. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth. Louisville.
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE.
Nos. 80 and 81 Broad street, Nevada.
The Beds and Furniture
Game Suppers got up to Order

Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of Ladies and Families
The Stages, running in all directions from Ne
vada have their Offices at, ahd take their departure
from the National Exchange.
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WARM SoILs-Black or dark colored soils
are sooner warmed by the suns rays than
those ofa lighter color, and remain constant
ly at high temperature so long as the sun
acts on them. An elevation Of several degrees
In the temperature of light colored soil
may be caused by strewing its surface with
peat, charcoal powder, or vegetable mold.
Melons are ripened even in the coolest sum-
mers, in Frieberg Saxony by strewing coat
of coal dust AIN inch deep over the surface of
the soil. In Belgium, and on the Rhine, it is
found that the grape natures best when the
soil is covered with pieces of clay slate. Cir
ardin found, in series of experiments on
the cultivation of potatoes, that the time of
their ripening varied from eight to fourteen
days, according to the color of the soil. He
found on August 25th, in a very dark humus
SOIL twenty-six varieties ripe; in sandy soil
twenty; in clay nineteen; and in white lime
soil only sixteen. That dark soils may actual
ly attain an increased temperature of three
to eight degrees over light colored soil is
matter of direct observation.
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ELEPHANTS BATHING-An East Indian cor
respondent of the London Times thus writes

ELEPHANTS BATHING.-An East Indian cor
respondent of the London Times thus writes
They came down in files, trumpeting gaily
in anticipation of the treat, and floundered
into the waters of the Goomtee, like so many
portly Bruxellers enjoying the pea-soup sea
of Ostend. Each takes long, deep drink,
putting his proboscis into the water, and then
discharging the contents of it, when filled by
suction, into his cavernous nav. Having
thus filed up wrinkle or two in his side,
he deposits himself boldly in the stream so
that one side lies out of the water, and the
tip of his proboscis is kept above the surface
for the air. On this exposed island the ma
houts labor diligently, washing the beast
and rubbing him with hard brushes, clean
ing his ears, kneading and shampooning him,
while the pachyderm emits little squeaks of
satisfaction. When one side is done, the ell
ephant turns on the other, and he is very an
CRY indeed if he does not get his full share
of manipulation"
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How to Preserve Health.

Long poems in the heroic measure have been written
on the art of preserving health but the following
tract from clever satirical poem by GERGE VANDEN-
HoFF, condenses the subject into few sensible rules:
Eat good plain food, mot slons) good meat mean;
Eschew the fopperies of French cuisine
Good beef and mutton, that's the rulgdr stuff
That made our fathers hearty, brave and tough,
SteeFd their strong sinews like an iron bar,
In peace poughshare, and a sword in war!
Eat slowly, too; and not at such pace
As if your jaws were entered for a race,
But let the process of your mastication
Be work on rule of ratiocination;
For sure, 1cleGt takes so little time to storc
VIII need longer settling time belo,c.
Nor gorge in silence. like a dog or cat;
The meals enivened by friendly chat;
hearty laugh too, stirs the diaphragm,
And aids digestion of your beefand ham.
OF Dishes too, avoid variety:
Think FEAST for sobriety,
Shun early cocktails, juleps. brandy-smashes,
Sure liver-b -burners-liq,eid lightning flashes,
Nor let fast friends your complasance beguile
T. indulge, too oft. the ante prandial smile!
Nodrink till dinner, is golden rule,
And much drink aoith it proves man fool!
If wise, You'll take glass or two of sherry,
But ware Champagne or hook. tho pleasant very,
They're gouts sworn friends-e'en if you get the real
And sham champagne gires pain that's not ideal.
Then, if you please, indulge in a cigar:
But oh, don't chew! tobacco juice will mar
Digestion, teeth, and give the breath a taint
VIII shock your sweet heart, make her almost faint
Who ceos and checS, aChe1aeer to eiec he chooses,
And keeping up constant salvation
That floods the floor, "a vile abomination!)
Make horrid stygian pools around his seat
In room or car. compelling ladies' feet
To pick their way, as in pudded street.
Then take my counsel. (ese, be you'll rue t)
And when tobacco tempts, don't ctew escteag it
Mong healths most certain friends and best allies
Rank the cold bath, fresh air anG exercise;
The early dip. or sponge-a walk or cricket
The manly strife to hit, or keep the wicket;
Or after bathing mount your trotting mare
Dash DER the upland, drink the perfumed air;
Or in light boat, with muscle well-applied.
And featherd oar cleave through the sparkling tide
Then, you'll to breakfast with appetite,
Enjoy the day and soundy sleep at night.
Mere idleness is the high road to sin,
Tie heart, al empty, letstte tempter IN;
Deprived Of wholesome spur, twill fly to evil,
And give itself to rum and to the devil;
Well if the gallows-tree maniac chain,
Revenge not nature and her outraged reign.
The point to aim at S mental recreation;
The rock to shun is moral dissipation;
Plain COMMON SENSE may surely draw the line,
Without the aid of schoolman divine.