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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20
The Old Turning Shop Revived.

THEODORE Fl. FIELDS,
Would respectfully to his friends and the public
general that he back again at the OLD STAND under
TURNING and Scroll and Straight Saving, in the most
perfect and after the approved Patterns Bed
Posts Table Legs. Newell Posts Stair Balusters and all
Builders on hand or made to ORDER the shortest notice
He is prepared to furnish to order Canal Railroad and all
kinds Of Framing Pins, of White Oak or Hickory.
Also, Hitching Posts, Broom and Brush Handles of
first rate quality Give him call, and try him Bungs
for Distilleries and Breweries made to erdsr
Nov. f. 1858. tt
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20
on AND PLASTER MILL.

The subscriber having taken the OIL AND PLASTER
MILL formerly occupied by L. S. Paxson, he is prepared
to furnish Oil and Plaster in any quantities. the lowest
Cash Prices
price viii be paid, or in exchange for Plaster.
JONATHAN RAKE,
Lana5srtvslls, ~, J..
Nov. 4, 1858. 3m
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

ONIoNs.--Peel and boil them in milk and
water, with little salt. If boiled in water.
they will not look white When tender, take
them up and butter them.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20
MORE New Goods just arrived, at
NE BENNETT & COOLEY'S
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale all that valuable FARM
with the appurenance containing 122 Acres situate in
Delaware township mile and half northwest of Ser
geantsvle the road leading from Sergeansville
Locktown, adjoining the farms of Judge Smith, John
Naylor and others Persons seeking good farm in a
pleasant locality will do well to examine this property be-
fore purchasing elsewhere it will be sold
BARGAIN.
of the purchase money may be secured upon
the property Possession given March lst For further in
formation inquire of CHARLES BAKER, ESQ., 304 North
Sd St., Philadelphia, A. H H0LCOMBE, Ag't.
JAN 6, SO. Lambertville, n
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MAGHIME CO..
49J Broadway, New York,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their CELEBRATED FAMILY MACHINES, with all the
improvements have reduced their prices and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICE $50.
HenomerS, IS Ertro.
It no longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner and the only machines in
the market that well and simply made, that they
may be sent into families with other instructions than
contained in circular which accompanies each machine
and from which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them and keep then in order
They make upwards of .
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than
can do it, if she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there husband father brother in the United States
who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing his family
whom Grover Baker Machine will do it better,
peditousy and cheaper than possibly be done by hand
o. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-En
R. KATE, Agent
Easton. Pa.
Dec. is, 1858. If
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Book. Card and Job Printing,
Blackwell's Job Office Cor. Of Union and Bridge SITS
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Fancy Goods and Dress Trimmings.
Jacob Sorvis, Union, 8 doors below Church St.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20
Clothing.

]. W. Hoppock, Cor. Bridge and Union SITS.
Chas. Schulhaus, Cor. Union and Church Sts
NJ Cohen, Union. near CorysllSt.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Stoves.
J. II. Butterfoss, Church, near Main St.
Nelson Large, Cor. Union and Coryell Sts
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Variety s. Confectionery.
j. W. Hoppock, Cor Bridge and Union SITS.
NJ. II. Taylor. next door to R. R. Depot.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20
Dry Goods & Groceries.

Dry Goods & Groceries.
Bennett l. Cooley, Cor. Bridge and Union SITS.
S, Z, Britain, Church St. near Main.
J. Silvers, Cor. Union and Coryel SITS.
L. ]. Titus, Man, near Coryel St.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Bow Factory.
Holcombe Disbrow, on Feeder, below Bridge St.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Trees & Plants.
L. ]. Titus Main st.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

The Lambertville Press Office,
B. B. Blackwell Proprietor, of Union and Bridge SITS
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Watches d Jewelry.
Jas. S. Wilson, Union, below Coryell St.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Coal 6 Wood.
Nelson Large, Cor. Coryell and Union SITS.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE
goodly assortment of daily and weekly newspapers
stantly on hand at the NEWS DEPOT on Bridge Street
Opposite Carver Williams Store,) Lambertvie, N. j.
All the MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS of the day on
hand furnished to order, at the publishers rates.
Book Binding of all kinds promptly attended to- at Tren
ton Prices. Stationary cheap.
J. MULLINEAUX.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-20

Turning & Scroll Saving.
Theodore Il. Fields, in Ely's Saw Mill.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27

M mn.h fsl i,l boz ta th0 H0hanh lit
Hi Nf Ct NF iafs N Mha i.d.
haI gll litaH Who're. Ah fm M haf
HHt'l lhf h 20 # apf County i
laen afd aAl Hl lla. lhll Nnf na1 ra.
fffs LA, nal ni hfei si l'n fN.
HH1 NV ihH sH .N.hHa ihH ne NNi Wa
FH lnl tHl hH. ul Amm ' mu0f iH
HrHff ihr slafr. un iIa srbi l'tise nHHH
HH1'EiuH e Hfn ih6 f0afi u EfHi hIW W
iaH 500 .heH " rtfly tHp lha ntHa
u supnlu Ga 'H hedy inl.lt aH uH
@efy i,rnaa ol egamtsa ha.fh aaaaali.
lnH Wit nhl 0h'llfOn. asv as deufsf hlm
u thr ro sH0.ifiy oll uinF m00nE ip llnH
dtie iIN rla'H oI cMm NJ llo Nafr
snth llfunrUal orefsii0n If eur clm.
Irrari, na vall nsmahl oihcfsol aHr m.sdH
unnrHui ani. mui esmpn NV VI
fni will npi .aud yaHi alonH aepnwre
n nuoh tsilm ol lfel.hl.gt opplo .nn
Without uueeng sllHhle 10 ateti a ward
~ ih, pHfyinn hIuw aolNoel lsdgr the
ra4p0.e al eul male#emor lAAA "A gopl
hH lIs operation. miny uHHuef iHtvr
aHfral 1nd expressive n ibo slHemo ll
mpdaan' da poor wha-cA '@f i lho only
nHsn o. auppmt rs I.m ~ nnl slrgInp
lmIN uh.letherDhcn h.l defapo' io thD
/ Court ml mr iHmrle tho lfN With a'l IN
accompanying cy.ls ml onprr tlau undel
4 tfrir t,ol, though thu one hr ns nuliy n
iha other u cannot ahoc, ono cla oi oul
eii1en., yet thofo H u1.lcr vhom 10 crush
ga - ihc nafla With I'd their lopde., hope
aui VIZ loar,-flll aleitn'onF
such being thc practical operation n thi
law. or elaa - laws, the question arise. g.
there fcmedy--no cqnlaIng powerg lcs
thpro y o remedy which must come from
thepeople throngh thcIr representatives, u,
/ llsappllcalion is merely 20 Instruct lhon
repro cntatites Go have these unequal law
- modified as 90 give six mouth. 70 tlio uc
cu.cd. after conviction. before imprisonment
P0rtltl. the accused can give good sven
! iify 90 at'fy thc State. Such m0difca
4 tim. ! believe. would meet Nilh the appro
bation Of every patriotic lnd msreilul heart
and would act ~ eaDciah IN reforming IN
'peopc as the present unequal cpcraiin|
i laws or class At laws, Ge.
Yours, respectfully.
: PRO BONO pJBLICO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27

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HlMh hH II W N#IHiHNl h
thl.b 'npflf ahl fNNaf.f.
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q mH afFN m0HfF Nll hHHnf fu
u r0Hllaap we hsfIINIt dalhf ln ha
h.
f NttfH,n cmshlhm mef Ir fot..s
tnWrrf iNihf tr f thr +
hHN, aNl the psil "a va d.ft vaf lhlH
A0Y fNi, iu ti.Ih ihe.t onYOH''9u N.rIrrd
lltf haidalInol fi-hakt my ailnll|tn
n ai ihHaN, idal !. sltia ol,nl
traNlifIaH riNpl w itsrtd uh Awiul
al0 ad report Hni tIutaiih adopted
HhlN unaufhu va 4 IHNH 20 a10H M
ubul0, .amIna Hlai lsl.tte i've Iun.alor
olNW NtW.NNn Great osaitmDt nfr
fI.l.l IluH OoN W. hule .eHhly 0i ihf
Ihlng|ut unnf iM mli.0r anl much stm
palNDin le.H vp p NUyl. Tbe,h.lHt
minu0Nf fwA c.wg III ilNh nimpnt,
and 4 mam enIenl II ilel lamnfls va
mtht doc IIni the 4 uoHin In passing
urh a. eh. I'm wonhl ot.l the pru,no
afhor maionure rhomnor nf lhe reese.
tuition wilfltW hI ionuuon without pm.
T |tnril to iH iost ml lho rop0rl alone W..
Tho aUI.nu rpm.d 90 hepocu.
Ilmdy gatIflutlicIoML
4 1hr a acioiun ali,urnA 10 meet d
shiloh Clmoh on Friday before thc second
Sabbath IA October. 1850,
Thu. closed ihc sa. on " tia remark
ably intelligent ana energetic holy Who
though small IN numbers, numbering aboul
1900 membership. have been peculiarly d.
lncni.hel during tho past feN years iol
Iac'nity intll benevolent enterprises. lnth'
I Missions updor thc lifcct control of ils owl
Boa,d, tha. expended at lOasi ssoo durni.
tte pest aseoeational year, and fully Sab'
70 $1,000 have been given to such causes 81
Domestic and Foreign Mission, Ac., IN all
NOT lemg less than $1,000.
Takmeit all IN ~. hi. meeting WAS char
actcriyalby harmony, courtesy and Chr
tiat kindne 8, and the prayer and desire q
thcwite Is iint We may have many Iocur
fcne1s Of such hsppy meetings.
Truly yours, T..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
From ne piaafsr aud Soil.
now TO pREsERyB ponK.


Dr. cfoUp.-Bear .S,ri--In the March
number ef your valuable Magazine, notice
a piece from "Ichthnp, Peach Greek. Tex.
ns, Wishing some one 10 raY which y the
best way to preserve pork, sithoui ialing
tho bone out Of the ham or shoulder. Bc.
low | sill give yon Ny mole, which has
been snecoislul With me;
fir.i--'fllc hog. must be killed in cold,
clear weather; a. coon - you clean aud cnl
them up. have Thorn vel saltei. putting IN
addition to the salt about tcaspoonlul oI
salipetcr to each iains. After the meat j
thus saltcd, lay each piece 10 itself, and lei
Il remain NJ until the third day.
On the third day have !, well salse,
again and then pack il MI N. aud let il re-
maih for about four week; inter- which, thu
first clear cold day. have il hung up, allow
ing no two piece. TO touch. Then have \
thoroughly smoked, lyreen hickory wool !
the lest to smoke With, sfter which have ]
packed np In fresh strong ashes.
Tie above is the way | always msnar'
my meat. and hardly ever loss onc piece
ke-pss,iaIly,
A PLANTER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
onArulruous ApvrnrIsINo.


The following notice from the Prairie
News, should be read by every body. just
imagine Yourself an Eiitor-doing oil in
your power to olive and lct live, and sou
may De able 10 appreciate IT,
some people, there are, Who are 50 inno.
Gently simple a. TO believe, or affect 20 be-
lcyc, that tic editorial columns Of y news
paper arr public property in which every
society, every school and every public meet
ng has special interest that entities Il 10 a
special fiyht 10 BE- blown into notorieiy or
pulled into public favor. Preamblcs and
resolutions. no matter how long Or Of how
liiila General interest they may he, rndivis-
nal puif.. husincs. aunounccmrnts--all are
expected to be printed. grdiis. We have, to
some extent tried TO disahuse the public
mind of this hallaeinaiion. II il all very
sell 10 argue that mn editor mllst MI his pa.
per vilh somtihiug. AMI that .ueh thing.
will ''iil up a. well a. anything clse bat
be- i distinctly understood that We possess,
and intend to exercise the right of being
the Judge Of what matter is likclyto b. ol
most interest to o,r Subscribers. We pay
for every line cf type that J. sst mp IN thu
office, aud no one can reasonabiy cxpcct a.
to pay for The setting up Of type for his pc
cuniary benefit. without paying ~ for lh'
space he wishes tn occupy. In citics mai
would n soon think oi going into store
and asking the proprietor IN give him !
suit Of clothes, a. 10 step into printing
Office and ask the editor TO give him no
iicc that would benefit him pccnnisrily. II
tho agrari# districts. however. il j. a littl'
different: hst printers, like other mechanics
mri be paid lor their work. Money Is a
necessary 10 the steady going Of a pFinsinI
Office. a. are wheels to the running Of arar,
AZ man We treat our feIlow men viii
the same degree Of courtesy and kindnes
thcy extend to ,.s as . printer, We al
mcle ssss justice to those who ere jxst TO us
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27

fiIIUiHH rUlre4 Hrfn fUn Hfsf
H
W. ha0a fNf MWHHnN M.INf lfm
tH lHl til# mf nl.ANna ". hr
ur Wl0rl di ef. 1a.hf fiINhlm
f.lna eli 900 He on. fofH " rm
taHHnIN ani w nprnm tNu VI
haufhl ltpi sepl iII. tfat aHl haH ~
hI apiaH be- htnaahl0Ibo0i anl Inilnds
u l0rH HH lnaci I8t NHOnf.Ha, NrhaW
# u't ftMlilHmaf. HIn anl am.n,
nI n h Y.aI H.rH HNlF hlr ru0mi
Anrnl lud m Nl rni iotmHehNr a Nc
Nfim. ani lHnHh huhr ~ nlplHmf
Improved miNIHi NWrHinlwu mIl
hN.N.l aluif o tHo hcfDs Wu hnt %
Ilio, .Hh -unmH prlai over lbun
rmie atl lhata Hs il.i lheie = .0nu m
aif oOanff nofr visitors eos there b.
dauniy aa mmh op ihp pNksln patch q. on
thr othf N0vith amling W haye attg
lal bpd, ue hte &c. hlshelsul seed lluu,
lae lnll m.hoL Nt uiNse over, planter
to tl,M tHa h,sl STALLS, Unl ffpm lhom .e.
l,r, thr hH bolh. f,m Il se hundred
pounds BE- on' srtftfd, llun viii ho tNo
Iuhrh # srod nnd enough III tWo acrcs D.
bond nest lpan 7 pWray fy y.
Lot not ihe Foolish by.vord, "blOoded
sod. deter im lram yom and your coun.
/ iys interest ltn not improbable even
/ that by crcfily tclcrling sred, or guna
,nr planning epd from onc q two degree.
/ North of you, chat your pfoduci can bc IN.
orcai cl onc.fourih. say ouc-ilfth,--tho ss
/ la,c bad un mralc, eide by eide. of one
{ lthud--whic II ttn acres be- nov required
60 crox sou crop, will only require eight
acres aud leave you poacres 10 corn, sna
grain or grass. Imagine if you can do lh'
advantage 20 Mississippi from making i
/ ION crop Of cotton with two acre. pasture,
additional Tor feeding stock. What th'
gain to this Slnief Shall We apy one hun
4 lrcd thouaand, or multiply by hyti
Had We been mfipncel by what "cycr,
body ayr, we have no doubt that man,
good tbiags nov appreciated m Mississippi
would not have been here ye,. We has
gone IN onr own way against the wishes u
onr nearest aud dearest friend, and escl
now aitef demonstrations upon dcmonsira
tions, We have good friends who dccm nll i'm
proyemonts ~ "will-o.thc.wisps." Tux
the cotien scraper 20 Illustrate. We bega
trying it in 1889, had black smith to III
low The band and aici our best to sho'
him whut We wanted. We were laughed /
scorn. How is it nowi--,SoHih,JR Rsro
GeAHsman.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
PRo BONO PuBLIC0.

Coon llopr Curnen.
plnela Co.. Miss, Oct. II, 80. I

Iahela 70. dts~., Nct. H. ~. !
Con. W4Rp--Depr Sr,-ln reply ioyour
request. write You bricf synopicil yicw
# the proceeding. of the panola Baptist A..
sociaiion semhlcd with this church.
On Friday. October 7,h. the \ sociaiiou.
after lisicuingt 20 sermon icliyerrlby ElArr
J. !. Sltdgc. from latter clause - verse Of
.ludc: and having read to them the letters
from the various churches, and having bad
The Delegates names enrolled organized by
slcc,ing ElIcr W. pupny, Moderator. and
W. n. Caro,hcr., Clerk. The Baptist
Churches of Panola and Water Valley we're
formally united With ilis body on this day.
We noticed q goodly unmbgr of visiting
brethren present. Among the minister.
sore Elder II. y. Haywood anil 6. Woolma,
n Yalobnsha Associaiion: ". q. Crane. g.
e. Conner. Collwaser: A. II. Booth. from
pontotoc: A. Jones, Jr.. of Jackson. Tenn,
and ". Ivon, csliior of the Baptist Mcs.en.
ger. located ai Mclnphis. We also noticed
many lay brethren. among whom we're Broth.
rrn !. jones. w. Ditts Owen, aud Dr. A. j.
llolcombc. The Whole preventing full mr.
ray Of ,alcn, and efficiency bu, seldom wit
messed in ono sssemblase.
On Saturday, The usual routine of read
! ins reports on the variou. topics Of Domestic
Missions. bible Cause. Sabbath School.
Ministerial Education. and Temperance, oe
eapicd the time, AMI many powerful appeal
we're made in behalf If the several cau.es
At II A. NJ. Of this.,lay. Eller II. b. Hay
wood preached from text Cor. '. II
and collection vas taken 10 behalf II th'
Bihic t'nion 90 tht amount Of $1,000.
TN sunday scpsrssc preaching was hel'
forth. both ~ the house aud n the stand
/ At house the order Of preaching vas as fol
lows. at 10 A. NJ. Elder A. Jones prcache'
from Palm XIV, I and 2 A, II A. NJ.
Elder e. c. Conner, from Rom. ]. III. Al
/ ter this sermons culicction was taken a
for the Pamela Association Colord Mission
10 the amount Of ssZ.73. At 3p. a., Ed
i er ". c. Crane preached irpm Tim. .. !
/ At stand El,lcr A. II. Booth preached frot
John 2. ~ and II, and Elder q. Wcodru
lrom Amos I. IL. ASP. ~. The auiienc
assembled on Sabbath presented a full sie'
Of the beauty aud intelligence Of our couE
tv. In fact she nnsnhers prevent on ihi
day anil during the uhole session. verv quit
large. The sermons. as fsras heard ~ II
writer. were quite forcible and iniere.sin;
On Monday, reports on Foreign Mi--ion'
and.vp th- Missions under the difect COZ
tv,l cf sha PANEL, Heard. were sdopsps
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
cnAyfso UNDER THE COLLAR.


We clip shc following fFcn sks Boston
journal:
~ gentleman who has tried The plan
successfully fw i've ycars, spmmanicates
the annexed ,msLo'I of preventing horses
from cinfng under The collar. IL says he
sess piece ofiealhsg and Ii what he terms
. fsl-c esIIrr msae. which i- siwpiy piece
cf leather cot IN sueh shape - 10 lie BE-
tween slse shoulders n the horse and the
collar. This fend. "A all the friction, rs tho
collar slips and moves on thc lesibB. and
not on the shoulders ~ the horse. Cha6ng
IL caused by friction, hssce. zoe sec. the
thing i entirely plausible. Some persons
put pads Of sheep-kins under the collar
ilese. they say Do a- much hurt as good, for
they augment the heat. A single piece u
leather like that composing the csssde Of .
collss, without any lining or sswnins. he -
.ures ~. !. better than any thing else.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
StiulIIIalions.

.6i.n.aa lbe.f .L..l hai de1sst dom asu
WHY'S eaol,s, lite lsdyi ~
.H.. zoe i..Jf ap I1pNs. and iho q1hn
.in IT, l'
ilfvau wn4 diaenelsssed shea be
mu M "Hlmnain eating lnml'et w"fd',
he FILTERED when youth aed heaai, vefe 81
sieah
81 kn editor u Mississippi paper
I .lt. lle tad luther b. liehed by lpd, thnn
I 10 hnrr Nhai hard heart that editor
mu.t hafe.
a. 4 lrllow found guilty n hprglefy,
hdoIa Ju.tv p.B, IN ireland. eh'ertcd
t'ni u. lair vas sngaIar. as h. lost by Day
vhti he gol ~ night
I The man who travels . iheasani
miles Ia thnuaanl hours may b. ,nlerably
quick Footed bat be- i'n'i io',ch 10 The W..
man that keeps ap wiIh the fashions
W. ltn aid thai most II tho hair-i,cs
in u.f arp poiannous II " astonishing how
mnny ihrro are. Notwithstanding who have
the courage 10 stand the hazard of the
| dger
Iaa-A New York artist he. painted a
COW aud cabbage 50 natural that be had 10
scpars,eihcm before they were finished, be-
cause The row commenced eating the cab.
bngc
f1y hn old lady ioll l.er son 10 list The
door, IN order 10 Keep cus the wind "'rhn,
win make i worse, mother" he replied;
'lor YOU vel knos, ~ Wind blowcih where
II l's'e'h' ~
HI5'- Miss Nancy Gays thsts man h good
for nothing until he N married; and, accord.
Ing to her experience, s.ain't worth bss
dreadful little when hc is!" Guess Nan 10
about half right.
IN Thoro i M .sc.r rro.ec,;on .,,;ns.
burglars than 10 feed your bsty bsfove 70.
4 ing to bed, with green apples. II will cer.
/ tainly begin 10 cry bcicre nIdoight and Ills
r equally certain that !, caunos b ssoppsd -
: fore morning.
!. rua A r,,l. .;,, .n., ..x~s,,.. oko-
!. - -" 80 s..,,ss.;... y -. -.
. ~ ~ a., ,;.'a s.I.s.l -Lss 800 sI.cs
a and among other things, ~ Md With sll
! her childish simplicity, that . man passcd
= .round plate that hsd soms money ~ Il.
. Dat she didn't take any. g
y ,s- A Hind man IN p.,,sA.. . .,.esrA
y, ~ M hrs.., 49,. wh;'h ,..a. ~ :. s.ii... .asivs
%m H. r's c,'J .'l, s.,.,.. : s.'-.~,c..
, H. .a...aJsd ..a,i., 49,, - vh;sl
"a H.. rI .m, a.. Iii h.~i~. "a ~.
b pris'or q five houses. Give y ;ssr .'ssy
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eT II Is ssid small quantity Of sass-
fras lark mixed silh dried fruit will keep Il
free from worms fsr years. The remedy is
easily obtained in many localities and is
veil soFshy an experiment ~ il will not IN.
jureshe fruit IN any manner IL Il Dies NOT
prevent the nuisance.
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81 The priva,iohs Of poverty render
Aus too cold ami eallor, and the privileges
'of property too cold and consequential. the
fret places us beneath the iniluerae Of opin-
ion--the second above il.
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,JOB W(ii,I<
TO Youso MEN AND LADIES.

The Buffalo Republic relates case that
contains moral Tor the consideration ci
young people. Not many years ago there
were two Young men in that city, one OF
whom was the son Of rich man. and whose
accomplishments consisted In being able tc
dress we'll. aud having rich father. On
the other hand, the other Of the two younp
men was mechanic, working twelve honr'
in the day ut his trade, and dcvolng IouI
to study and Improvement Of his mind
Both Young men were in love with lad,
who had wealthy relations and bright an
,icipaticns. The mechanic, although fcr :
time snubbed aud rcbufed, kept ON With hi'
attentions, determined to overcome her pre-
JUDGES, while the fcp twisted his moss'sch'
in anticipated success, and fairly captivsie'
the young lady with bis expensive dress sn'
habit. The mechanic kept on, however
until he overheard her say that she woul'
never marry a man who was IN the hsbii .
doing something" for living. when bi
visits were suddenly discontinued. Th
young lady married the Top. and their tw'
fortunes together were fine independence
To-day the Young mechanic is worth han
dred tkoussn1 dollars. or more. and hss
bcautifal, Iovisg wife and sevsral chas'nln
children, hes retired itom business, and
doing nothiag. To-day the Top is at Auburn
clad u parsi-colored raim6At, doing sois'
tkiss," u psckine essaes csn y called Dc
ing somet6ine. while the wile with csickl
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- A crown will not cure the hesdsche
or : golden slipper the gous.