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5. C. Nous sonrpes freauis sd'annoncer que
BEs5. r. G4sTf est caE,didat pour rssentantlde
Paroisse n Landry . Il Legislasure election
aura hen eo Aesembre proclaim $ [l7sept 1865.
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DisCpUgS PUBIfcs. n

NJ. John ". Iaadfa.,r,,, l. sandidat dsnaocraths
pour le QnasFsmes District Congre ssioanel, et NJ
T. Jsesnsales te.canaidat democ rate pour Avocat
General, aafasseroat eurssconcisoyens aux en-
drots e jea5s ei-aprss d6ssgnes. sss.-zs4 :. T. j
Ills sempEsssereat Sdgaementde reponae aux
einvitations Isr faire Ieurs amis spr
Ia route de les MIR poaryu aae ces r6nniens
@nentfavents spaa sslIes aeJa 6xees ssse24sss, s.
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u. chsHsnaihe,s ssLaadi, sS1D sssssst :, = ssse
ta 0pelonsas, *szs Mtreredi, 70 .lsta ss
.as vermiIIenyiIle, samedii,., is 20. s=ses.
s44 AbbevSlle, asj Lundi, ,HsSss II \
y Lac Charles, "a sanedi, a2s assssg5s.5as
R- Nous apprenons ayec plsi il que 1f. r. p.
Hardy, notre canddat pong Sec retairr 4, ,Etas,
% ieta er,tendre - dn mois proclaim, en- no.re
yile,l jour txe pour II viissi.e de N NJ Lsndraua
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Opelousas, II septsnbre 1859. y
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II T NE propriete sitnee 4 Vile Plate, aveo
7 "a maison dFhabitation, nagasin 1t depen-
dances, ct I'D terrain contenant environ 8 az
pents- '*ssts*s':s. zz7 SSssszzz15' s S7#s
+ Cette propriete est parfaitesnsnt situ6es
pour un marchand. ou pour un etablissemens
dun boulanger. dun SELLER on dun Gordon
nier, industries nanquant i Vile Plate. &
g'adreaser ponr les conditions. par ecrit on
sur les lienz, Messieurs Coreil on Daire,
a Ville Plate. z IN
II septembre. 1859. SIN.
ON OEFRE= A VEN mn IL.
NTB belle habitation. situ6e III eantr ]
- DE Ii Prairie Mermento en cette pa.
rolisse. eontenant environ I00 ,,.nts a.
terre hautes sur laquelie ~ lronTe ,,,t uns ne
sife naison de- residences nne o,.nngar;e ri nm
tres bean canal. Cesfs .,r;;eb9 est h aenle
Do tpute Il riYiers Mafl aento oui;1eonyienne
Reimbursement Id moulin i scie. WI
qnel'e frouTe jonction du Bayou Nez-
Pfquez g et du f,aHon dea Cannes. De plus
une Cypr1es 20 de l50 arpents. situee aa Neizz-
Plaueg s,ine des plus bales eyprisrea du Nezzs.
FIgsdeg En- resume toutes les afue liorations
a.1ons n6cessaisss u un moulin scia,-Ega-
cement ii sikisfnsHpartis ig.dirise dun Nor
eeauI de Terrs lseisse. mesurant TOO .rpents
de snparfeis
Pour lesi ations, s. adresser Belle
vue, chez u Richard. ou al soussigns.
T.. s. COUSIN.
Sept 1859,
osi1Et 9,f,Ial.rrel,
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gH N. amos A. LacoaB, de- Franklin, est notre
agent pour Ia parosee Ste. Marie aasorisA a race-
yor Ct dpnuer auittanee en- nosre nom.
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OPEAOUGAgs i "A T.
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SAb1EDI MATTN, -: IL SEPT 1850.
Ticket Dem aocratiq,ae d,Eaaf.

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= Pour Goavssnesr, szzs ssgx II.
THOMAS ovERFoN MOORE, des Rspidea,
.# Pear Lientenant. Gessvesf,eur, ss
81. ii. HYAMs, de la Nouvelle0 Orleans AMI
~ Poar Serretaire fEtat .a@ *taa.
PLINY D. HARDY ,zdet Ia sParoiese s.. Landry.
77' = lfoo.sr za4vc-as +97tfrsra!l,
T. J. sEHAHs a. j keaTsnesotNana.
= Pour AaGitesss des aoagsss Rssblesgs =s.
sB.s5W. ROBERTSON, Dc ID Pafoisss lIbsrviIle:
N Pour 1rfsorier, Il i .s.ss.sa@Ss.s.
b. Il. DEFREEsE, de ID Paseiaae. jackson. =,
-Four ssrsntendaas Dc q Education .laabNgae.
,. HENRY AVERY, zda'Ess Baton Reuge. ~ n
Paar ie Goagrss-4.se D;styset:= gss -
JOHN n. LAKDRUM, de il pateisse caado.
oomnissaii}e ass 7srres 1arscage.eses- Dist
.. BRASTON BRAGG, de Terrebonne.. s22stS5s5
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24


he Grensdier-, the Artillery the State Guard the
Jsreers. Ccmrany g, The Hennco Troop, the ERE
Rr;gnde sars Of Malta, Knights Tempar, ana bun,
5reSs of rrivafe citizens prepared 70 ke nc hesn
AZ a moments warning frum the Mayor aud has AIDS
q . lkiehfsoud DisPsteh
ARRysrIsG SUSPICIOUS sTRaSGERs.-lhrouSnout
vrira sl unlicensed Northern peddlers and strangers
hSfe conduct is at all suspicious being promptly
erected and are destined fare badly, unless II -
made rlain that their several errands IN the South are
not Abolition ones As matter of course, many MOI
frnive and unofendiDg perscBs will be subjected 20 no
Etfle ANNOYANCE IN the Of these pr0ceeiings,
rLieh the occurrences in Jefferson County, l., nave
rendered absolutely necessary. The laws against IN
csrfed peddug IN Virginia very seyere' because
hose engaged almost always neither more nor is-
la receivers Of stolen goodstrdng AZ theS do VITA
layes without permission OF their owners. The means
row being taken 20 suppress such trhie IN virginia
willspeedily bring IL TO end, We aPprehend We may
p.t laurcperly Characterize these means A. the COM
,.rcefpet Of the of the South Tor sei.p'o
fcrcn against the assaults Of AbOliuonsn, when are
70 erd either in suppression of practical Abottonisn
~ the North in defence VI its commercial interests OF
n a dissolution Of the Union. Next VIII probably
con exclusive Southern purchases Of traders who
deal in no Northern goods whatever, aad southern
aiding and abeting Of tie violation of the United states
revenue laws By smuggling the Southern coast as
general ard elective in 10 results a. TIE synPithy
auifested throughout the North with slaye-steai1g,
ard srson ard murder in the South 20 further the end
nj Aholiiiopisu. Washington Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

By the brig Eliza, Capt. Smith, fire. Turks Island,
we have papers from that place to the 9th Of Sovem-
Der.
Froa The Royal StaSdard. Of Sor. s.
By the schooner George & Arthur, from Nassau, we
have files of Tire Guardian and Herald 10 the 18th
October. BY these papers notice that the gale
which was partially felt here the Sd inst, did con-
siderable damage al Inagua destroying - boats and
wreckiug sehOoners one Of which the schT. Ex-
pertinent Capt. johnson. which left here for Nassau
day or two previous the gale Several Of the crew
and two soldiers Of the Let w. l. Regiment, who were
on board as passengers, unfortunately drowned
The Royal Standard publishes the following card:
hs undersigned beg express through this mecil, his
heartfelt gratitude American Consul az this Fort General
J. HsyBe for BE great kindness 10 himself and under
circu instances Of deep distress
1.-The brig which the underlined master, oundered
October last and he Sth his family and
reached this port after many terrible yicisitude Of fortune on
the 18th
destitute Of the means which
welcome In strange lands be for time In painful state
OF anriy pursue provide for the support
OF hss and those naturally oosed him for
and assistance until the American Consul kncy stepped Tor
ward and offered simply the grounds that Holland AID the
United States of America friendly nations not oay 20 act
not bis bills this bis
Tespon-ibiity and without the slightest remuneration
1he undersigned would feel glad the ia the United
States you'd copy the above. W ID boSIEh0E,
lse Master Of the stranded Dutch brig Adrian Georz
GFoEc I ark, L. l., Nov. l. 1889"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
Personal.

An extraordinary match has recently been made
in England between the Duke Of Beaufort and the
Earl of Winehesea the object of which j. the test and
eppsrsiive speed of the raeehose and the greyhound
Tie match is to be for 5000 side, half forfeit and
the Duke backs 1--WE couples OF hounds agsins; three
horses 70 lie selected by the Earl who 70 carry liz
mounds each The race is to take place the full
distance of the Beacon Course, at Newmarket, which
"a miles, furlong and l73 yards in cngth and IL to
come of during the Houghion Meeting, in the Fall Of
next year. The hounds are 20 run trail the OPP
si,e side Of the that which the horses do
their work. 30 as not TO interfere with each other.
Trials of this sort have been made before in England,
and have nearly always resulted in favor Of the hounds
"s;onehenge," in his work on the dog, mentions an
instance in which there many as sixty horses
eoutsnding over the above-named Beacon Course,
agairs. pack Of hounds but says that. notwithsand
ing their EXTREMIST efforts, dog, named Blne Cap,
,xon in eight minutes and few seconds; and only
twelve OF the bosses were with the dog az the finish.
-Gunston Hall, the former residence Of the cele-
brsted George Mason, was sold recently 10 Mr.. Merrill
q, Pennsylvania for sl4 so per acre This fine estate
!. in Fairfax County, the Potomac few miles be-
low Mount Vernon and contains 900 acres of supe-
,;r Land Mr. Merrill has since res0ld $50 acres Of IT,
without improvements, for so per acre three New
Jersey friends. The mansion house il a venerable
structure, Of The tine Of George IL, built Of English
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
JOHN BROWN, IN PRISON, TO HIS OLD
SCHOOLMASTER.
BIs VIEWS OF DEATH, AND RELIGIOUS HoPRS-AN
rSTrQPSTYsC LETTER
LETrKR IRON THE REV. L. ". RAcoN.


LETTKR FROM THE REV. L. ". RAcON.
To As LAisess e| TAs lsdsp<AdeAt
NV aged friend, the Rev. H. l. Vail Of this place,
rerpembers John Brown IS having been under his in
struciion in the year 1917, al Morris Academy. He
wHs Rodly YOUTH lsboFng 10 recover from his ais
advantages Of early education in the hope Of entering
the ministry Of the Gospel Since then the teacher and
rupil have met but once take retrospective look
. over tie route by which God bad led thea Bot
short TINE since, Mr.. Vail wrote 70 Brown, IN ms
prison letter Of ChrS,ian friendship, to which he
has received the following heroic and Sublime reply.
Has ever such an epissle been written from con-
demned eel since the letter ito Ilraothe1s, when
Paul twas brought before Nero the second time Y
have copied i faithfully Eom the sitograph that
lies before ne withoaf the cIange OF omission OF
word, exceIA 70 omit the full zane Of tie friends 20
wbcrn he SENDS his message
The words IN italics and capitals are 20 Eaderseored
m the original. The handwriting u clear aoS trim, ou'
toward the end Of the sheet show thai the SICK
old mans band Wa growing weary. The very char
actsrs make an appeal 10 "a for cur sympathy and
prayer- /" His SAlaiaion with hi, own hand Re-
member his honda"
Tfuly yours. I. W. BACON
IiseA6el c., Nov. II lsss
LETTER PROM CAPTAIN BROWN IN PRfsoy
CHARLEsrowS, jefferson County Va
November is, lSSo (
TRK Rxv. r. l. vkIL--Hy Dear. Steadfast Frsead.
Your most Kind and most welcome letter % the ssh
inst reached me- IN due time.
sn very grateful for vi the good feeling yOU sx-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made yes-
terday A. Bleeckef, Son Co: The property knoSn
No {Is Broadway - set nches south 6o1 Ceci street;
s1e Q! lot Is lozss fees sole tg e9,,59.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
FROM TURKS ISLAND.

By the brig Eliza, Capt. Smith, fire. Turks Island,
we have papers from that place to the 9th of Novem-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

Try this remarkable aud most interesting rc cmedy
II Is composed oftho concentrated Juices Of the mos
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots In
nature, chemically combined and insulated in well
sealed glass Rottles, and charged by powerful Bat
terry. Thus possessing In addition to Its superior
dicai virtues strong Magnetic and Electric prone
profoundly pentrating, and eminentiy auietinR and
soothing. IL rel ewes pain and inam nation at once
when freely applied relaxing the strained muscles
and nerves. giving new life and vitality by Its life Civ
ing qualitesto PRralzed parts and chronic or long
standing complaints, and weaknesses, alRyfng ner
vous pain, Neuralgia,) irritation, and removing OBJ
struetlons like charm. Indeed all who have used Il
speak Of as truly aw0nderfu medicine and esteem
by far superior to any aud all other extafna RENE
dies In use. II applied in IL Is an unfalinf
remedy for the Group, Sore Throat lnhamation OF
Lungs, Bowers. Liver, Kidneys and other organs
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation. Ague in the Breast
and nj all times cures netvous Headache, Neuralgia
Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Ague In The Face
Ptmples and Eruptions Of llkinds, PILES, Bruised
and Spralned Limba, Durns parts, chillblans
tndolent and long standing Sores, Wounds, &c, &o
y also restores the Hairto the Bald Head and proven
the Hor from falling. LHt
The Magneti'. Ointment has been extensively usei
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
Sprains aud LamenesS. and is q sure cure, when ap
Piled hot for the Scratches on horses and the Foot Al
on Sheep. All the Propretors ask for the Magnetic
Ointment Is fair trial onhdeDt that all they caiu
for IL will be found true TO the letter. In the neigh
borhood where 1t Is manufactured. many people bul
II BY tho quantity and It'll kept and used by almOs
every inbabtani as Panaeea FOL the numerous pain
and aches every family Is less afflicted with
We say again TRY DR.. TRASK'S MAGNETIC ONT
MENT. None genuine unless signed SIS. BUEkL.,
with Pen. seePsmphleis containing full direction
round each Bottle, and circulars left with agents
Price slillings for small and shillings for larg
Bottles. ra gu - ~ -
For sale by G.KAUFFMA1& Co, Lancaster: r. J
Meller, Somerset =. Kalb, RusAvile; Abboit anc
Son, Clearpor h, kieferber Oakland; Druggists ant
Merchants generally through the country. ts
" F1All orders should be addressed town, MUDGI
Z CO., karIville, Madison county, New York.
Jnly, 81, l650-lyl9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
DR. MORsE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

~ ~ -
| DIR. MORSE, the inventor OF MORSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILLS, spent the greater part OF his life in
travelling, having visited Europe, Asia and Africa rs
we'll as North Amerlca--has spent thee years among
the Indians of our Western eountry--it was In this
way that the Indian Root Pills first discovered.
Dr. Morse was the first man to establish tbs Tact that
all diseases arise from IN MPURITY OFTHE BLOOD
that our strength health and life depended upon this
vital Hnid.
The reason why people so distressed when sick,
and why many die, Is because they not got me-
dicne which will pass TO the afflicted parts aud which
will open the natural passages for the dsase TO be cast
out hence, large quantity offood and other matter
lodged,& the stomach q intestines are lite rally over
howing with the corrupted mas; thus ndergong dis
agresaoe fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery, until lie is tax from the body
by disease. Dr. Morso's PILLS have added to them
the sick 10 blooming health and happiness Yesthou
sands who have been raeked torn ented with sick
been seorched by The burning elements
and who have beenbrOught, sit were, within step
OF the silent grave now stand ready 10 testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead had II
not been for this great and wonderful medicine
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two doses
had been taken they were astonished and
surprised, in witnessing their charming Effects Not
only do they give immediate case aud strength, and
ake away all sickness, pain and anguish but they at
once go to work 1.-THE foundation OF the
Is the blood. Therefore, II will be shown, especially
by those who use the Pllls that they will 60 cleanse
ana purify, that disease-that deadly enemy-wiIl
take its flight, aud the Aash youth and beauty will
again RETURN and The prospect Of long and happy life
VIII cherish and brighten your DAYS.
CAUTI0N:-'M Fehants and Traders will be ontheir
guard and notbe imposed upon by Counterfeit OF
Dr. Morse's Indian Root PilIs signed A. b. MooRE.
a genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and
signature OF D. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor to A. J.
White Il Co.. on each box. tF
All orders and letters relating said Pills must be
addressed to B, LAKE JU UDSoN, so Leonard Street,
New York, solo proprietor OF DR.. Morses Indian ROOF
| Pills, or WIN. NUDGE & CO., EarlYillo, Madison
county, New York.
DE- Mo,ses Indian Root Pills are sold BY all dealers
/ g. y D. .A p.
Agents wanted In every town. village and hamlet in
thelaDd, Parties desiring the agency will address as
above for terms Price 25 cents per box, five boxes
will be sent on receipt OF 81, postage paid. -
| Sold BY KAUFMAN Il CO., Lancaster; r. j. Noel
Ter, Somerset; =. Kalb Rushvlle; Abbott and son,
Clearpor; b. kieterber Oakland; Druggists and Z,
chants nerally through the country. -
/ July 2l, l650--IyI2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
RROADW AN NOVEX.
{, CINCINNATI. OHIO.

YVNHE unde rsGned, hayin ng again assumed the man.
u hgement oithis well known establishment, bcgs
bu ness pleasure that they will nnd the Broad ay
Hotel one ofthe most and desirable stop
ping places in the city.
ltts convenient to the Rail Road Office and Depols
aud the public Landing; more than any other Hotel
In Cincinnati--andisw is within few minutes walk oflhe
Post 0ice, the business localities, and the
places ofPublie A Amusem -N - .E
An extensive range of Bathing Rooms and Bar.
ber's Shop will be found In the Building. &
This house has all the comforts and convenionces
that eau be found In any first class Hotel In the West
The whole establishment has inst been thoroughly
0verhauled, renovated and re.furnshed, and the
Proprietor feels insured that those who make his
house their home during their stay In the city, will
have reason TO complain either OF his accommOda.
'tons or rhischarges. JOSEPH II. CROMWELL,
Cincinnati, Sc p.ember %, IH55-IO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

For safe by Kaufman 4 Co, u. SiHori, Laneasto
Y, L. Nleeiy, RalMmores =, Kaib, Rusbville; @. ?
Hnnn, Oakland, aAd BY all Druggists aud Dealers Ia
Medicine. selrri, keksieII a Co., gcaor.
M Agouta. April 70, l650--Om59
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

I'M. RIGELOyV,s OFFICE i. at his OH
~ Residence, on Wheeling Street, near Colutnbu
Street. where he will attend all tho calls OF Lisprof
fessisn. Lancaster, ,August5, lS5s-i4t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
A NO . HER NEW pooK.
Dr. BOnapnrte,s Great WAR;

DEIYATE GUIDETo HEALTH
IL REPRESENTING ALI this dis.
eases ofthe genital organs Of the male
and female, with the latest dlscove-
RES In reproduction. The afflicted
should use remedies before learn.
ing from this valuable work the su-
lPenority of the authors Paris and
London treatment Of private disea.
,ses:--botb married ard single should
consult IL. This book tells how 10
cure the following Diseases, aud en-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20

Gonorrh@s, Geet, ohordee, ,strica, Syph lis, Bnbo.
warts, Blolches Sensualism, Seminal Weakness Mas.
turDanon orseiabuse, Leucorriea orWhtcs uppres-
sion OF the Menses Falling of the Womb; how 10 re
vent Pregnancy, Menstruuton, Barrennoss, RheuIna-
rage, Celebacy, with remarks to the yOnne and old oC
both sexes tells how to distinguish pregnancy and
how toavoid it, &c. ,oa tgsS yff Nr'''
Perfect Safeguard ag ,inst Quackery.
IPFortieth edition-ioO, 900 copies sold annually.
ms book sent under seal post paid TO all parts OF
h receipt OTIS cents, or copies for 90.
DR. Bonapartes Celebrated Preventative.
This simple, healhful, and yet eaectual preventiye
Is beyond comparison with anything ever .et disco
yeIed. 1t hasbe proved by experience and
10 no instance has tailed when applied ccordng to
iirecons Married people VIII do mot wish 10 Increase
their families should be In possesson az III,
ment. Price reduced to S5. fINf - W - y
:. Bonapartes French Patent Male safei This ar.
tcie enables thoso whose health circumstances do
not permit an increase Of family to regulate or limit
the number oftherOR spring without inuYine the con
sssast e sDS SG9y safe and sars preventive
specially intendedt to fulfil this m; IA s per.
Ieety safe; no metallic substance enera into lis COM
81 The single one 81 per half dozen, 81 per DOZEN
lIPMApAME LozIER' Female Monthly Pills Is a safe
ana rehapie remedy ior suppressons and all female
disease' Ladies should OF use them during pregnan-
ey, us they will produce MISCARRIAGE Price al per
box-extra ine S5. Sent to any address by mall No
letters WIZ DO answered unless they contain remit
YOUNG MEN--Let no false modest deteryou from
MAKING your case known to one who, ffom edncation
ana respeeIa,ellity ean alone befrsL you. He who
places nlmsoii under Dr. Bonaparte - his treatment
may Fegiously conhde in his honor gentleman.
and In whose bosom will be forevS. sOcKed the
OF his patient. - S''
Allorders addressed 10 DR.. r. APARTE. No.
ls2, Sycamo 70 Fin, md Sixth Streets
0ineincnnati, viii be punetuaIll st,ended to. DR..
ionaphFte can be consulted upon al secret Diseases
He Ia unquestionally acknowledged TO be the cham
pion and king ofVenereal Diseases and only Physl-
clan In the Union who has eod on the confines U
Europe, and the only Doctor who has yisjted their
celebrated Hospitals, as well as their medical Instn
lions, and receiving their monthly reports 10 all
those who desireto consult professional person the
result offorty years in the Hospitals OF Eu
rope and America Confidential consultation daily
from A. NJ. until 10 p. M. ''
September |, ls5g--1ylB
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-07-13

A bee, while lay sleep Young Dolly.
Mistook her red lips for the rose;
There honey 10 seek were no folly,
No flower 30 sweet ever blows.
II tickled, and walked her; when cIaspinr
Her hand on The impucent bee,
Il stung her; and Dolly. caught mapping
Came poating and crying 10 me.
Said she, Take the sting out, pray YOU.
What wy ] vas puzzled 10 Try,
And trhing wager I'D lay you,
fou'e have been as much puzzled as T.
Ia heard about sucking out poison
sting is poisonous dart
So kissed her-the act was no wise one:
Tne sting found its way to my heart.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-07-13

Ia his valedic'ory address, The ex-Lcrd
Rector Of Glasgow University, Sir T. Bal-
sr Lvs,on. issely offered the following ex-
r'llrnt msxims 20 the Students:
Never sfsct 70 be other than what you ere
either richer or wiser. Never be ashsmed a
70 ssy DO not know" Men will then cay
II DO know Never be ashamed to ssy,
When applied tc for time Or money. can
not sfvsd IL; csnsoe afford to waste an
hour in the idleness 20 which you invite
me- cannot afford the guinea you ask me
70 throw sway.
Once establish yourself and your mode oi
he q ~hst they really are snd your loot is
"a solid ground whether for the gradual step
ca~ard o. for the sudden spring over the
I'ee'pice. From these maxims les sne de-
due. smother.
Learn 70 ssy ~ with decision.
fes. with esstion. No, with decision
whenever i meets temptation; Yes wish
ssssion wheneves Il implies . promise. A
'fo'nise giv>a is bond inviolable. A man
"s'resdy Il consequence 10 the world when
v" known ttst We can implicitly rely upon
hn- have freqseatly seen such man
Te'erred 70 : long Iia 0: applicants for
me 'mp~isss charge; b hes been lifted
'onee into station and fortune merely BE-
''u'e ne bed this reputation that when he
~ ne knows; and when he says hs ~iIl DO
thing. be viii DO i,.''