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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
MILL AND FARM
R0R Sam 10

@ ~ - ~ ILL . sss
WILL sell IN: MN and Farm, situated on Darby
il Creek 10 Mublenbe berg Township, Pickaway Conn.
", Ohio one mile south OF Darbyvio and ton miles
north west OF eircleyiie. The Mill VIVA rephifed and
entirely rented one year ago, with new mnchinery
There aIetwo run Of stones nndthe Mill 10 capable Of
aud does do good work Il Is situated on never fal-
ing stream In good location for work it IS Of
easy access, and In very productive region The
Farm contans about One Hund red and Eighty Acfos.
first quality ofupland, about Doe Hundred Acres OF
which and the entire land 10 und or ence
The timber on The Lend Is Of the rst quality. On the
Farm are good Two Story Dwelling House, three
inRs, and never failing Spring In The yaTd There
is also on the Farm young and thrifty Peach and
Apple Orchard, Just commenced bearing. Connected
with the Mil are l2Aeres or Land and good substan-
tiAi Dwelling. The Mil will be sold separate from
The Farm. Immediate possession Of che Mill will be
given. -ta ..l-.i, ,-c-- -5i'l.7 ~ I7pFa
For terms, which are reasonable address me by let
TER nt narbyviile Ohio. by personal application on
the premises. Also enquire the Herald Once Cir
cieyilie. Ohio JACOB MJRSSE.
June l6, i6S9-9w7-C -Circleville Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
Ten Cents Reward.

ID ANAWAYftom the snbscrher on Tuesday the
III 18th inst, ADAM A. couRTWRt aged ia
IN July. said COartwrght Is abo1t fec 2 inches in
and has light brown hair. Tho subscribe warns
NIL perso as against harborng OF trusting said Cou
night on his account. Ten cents reward will DO
paid TO any person returning the said boy 10 the
subscriber, living In Bpom township Fairfield co1n.
~. Ohio, near Trinity Church. ADAM SkIDER.
June %, ls59-3w5e y - -
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Proposed Amopdmen. to lho Con-

StltnilOn
Relative TO an AmendmeRt 20 the eonstltutlon. pro
vtding for Annual Sesso oFthe GeDefnI ssotnbIy.
RssgIesd, y tts General AsssaAin 81 tAs state q
cRrFne therein. .thatt be aud Il herebI proposed 70
the electors ofthe tae 70 volts the next annual oc-
tober State election. upon he approval or rejection
eahse of the twentyh section ofthe second article
ofthe Oonstltuion OF this Staes tn4wii tsAlI
sessions ofthe Geneyai Assemhly shall eonlmunce on
the fret Monday Ia January annuay.,i - : Z -
~ Nfs WILLIAM H. WOODS =
- speakerofth House 0f 0fRcpresentatives..
MARTIN WELKBR,
! APhIL S, 1850. iRreaid6ht oftho senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
LaucAstev Brass Band.
military Company.

military Company.
49, Sd.
Officers Of She day. Orator and Reader Of
: 4 the Declaration Of Independence.
a,,., ;.. 4th.s +
Fire Companies. .Jho. Turner Marshal.
g8 9th. I
Draymen and Expressmen, Jno. Williams
Marshal.
fefNtt@ 9Th.
City Authorities, County and Township
Officers, Jas. Bodenheimer Marshal.
f7 9Th.
Benevolent Societies. A. McVeigb ,Msrsh'l.
9Th.
Union Schools. Rev. Riser. Marshal.
-,s. 9th. KS
- Farmers, j. A. Fetters. Marshal.
sss 10th.
The Professions, Dr.. Wsgeuhals Marshal.
sbsEs nth.
Trades Of ell Glasses. ] M 'Celland, Marshl
18th.
Merchants. Capt. julien. Marshal.
~ M 50 18Th.
Citizens Generally. O F Garaghsy Marshal
The following is to bs the order Of ex-
sreiseE
tFa ist
Ittsodpctcry Remarks BY P. VAnTrump,
~ ~. 49, President. 80
sstsg end
Music by the Band.
F6 sfx Sd
~ Reading Of the Declaration.
G So N Alb
Music by the Band.
9Th
r.ss.s Oration. A
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EtFrYDoll.ARS FORFEIT.

/ - n HUNTER vILIF0RFKIT e5giF PAlLIKG
40 eure any ease Of sscrot dtsehse % may come
Rdot his care no matter how long gtanti of ci-
n0 TIsSfr fx are Invited 90 hls PfltHt8 Rooms ~
Norm SEVFNTH Street, Philadelphia, without fear
Esnn oSief patients. Hirangera md
lothsr. NO nave beeQ in The selectl0nOf
n Pi,.aielhn aFe In wi ed % cell. : I. ~ %
iMP0TRRCY--Throngh linresirathed ih6ulFeuee
tha by excessor selfabuse the evlis are
nnme ,ops. Premntnreimpoiepcy-in y femin-
al dtsehareea wasting ofiha ergans. Joe. ~ memorys
dstaste for - male soeiety gspeIAl oreon
stitullouai are sure - I2ioN;
shFy .consoIt th6 Boetorpiih conhdeneei ne oaeFs
I, Nm 4 afIeed aoniddo we'll
- - "a trnsInR ahor heal and hnprIbe1I,
- ", a. n II hands % 5f
49, 49, =, III IN ,is elass or melsdiees tfg cetiain-
m ora m fn il1de inland ~ la ulh ne
N n iIv arc subject 10. Every respeftahie phy-
sie. Sis in y hlfh he emqFf
~ I n ifofhor saof1, ana 20 mat be de-
sscta.',a, an hie lime and study.
tyeqs pe Z, = devoted % fh0
= ept of disoasesof the eAEu1l organs
.,th M The body throat. Doso
49, nsi.s N AZ q head botrsel mercnfini rheunu
,ss - sqaeff 1ranG
~, Is ~ fhe blood swhefeOgth4
mai becoIhe ne Doc
lor 20 der speedy 20 nii Eosaay place them.
solyas undt his care. =
u75sMedIelns forwarded 10 apy paTt Of She Uuitsd
,tntes,-Price Ten Doilars per Packaee.
ForsaIe, ,DR. .DICKINsoN,s sCEl.hbhAFEpAA6-
1 gro -ELEcTRIC MACHINE. No eeldor 0tDeTtu-
required. itspover being onlalnca ifenl
permane nj magnet. No family shonio na nEe
Price only Ten Dcilars. eePsxas'eoo-'Nt
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a sRcRRHARY. or lArA AIIlla nRRic1I !

fslst sBcRRFARya or HrAT TEse oYFIcE.l
N g teoLuMBUs, o., April 7,iese I
heeehy certify that tha foregoing Joint RESOLUTION
''reiaiiss soar Amenament 20 abe Consultation pro
ise tvneeopy from the ofisinai roll nie IN this
once. "a - 80 A. ~ eS y
x A. PRUssKtL. "a
nlt-6m50 Secretary Of State.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

The EzcuAsIOu .-on Friday las, sooOr-
ding 70 previous notice. an extra train va,
run over the o. W. 4 ERR, from
LsxingsOu 70 wssbIDgtOn. for the purpose
Of accommodating the people along the line
With > visit % Washington. snd At The
same time stOrdipg then IN opportunity
to, attend the Masonic cslebraliou al Wash.
ingtOn in honor Of 81. Jobh's Day. The
pleasant little town Of W. was visited on
this occasion BY an immense crowd. On
the arrival Of the Eastern train, the MasOns
proceeded to Iorm into procession. after
which they marched to the grove, where an
address was delivered BY Mr.. BARHERG.
suitable to the occasion. We returned il
the evening and al seemed well satisfied
with the trip.
By far the plsa,anlest feature Of the 90.
sasiOn, was that Of the TarIton Brass Band,
conducted By those worthy musicians.
Messrs. WoIT q LYBRAsD. which aocOm.
paniedlthe train, diseoursiDg sweet music
at the different stations along the line
Mr.. WoLr. as a bugler. is said tOhave but
few supsriOrs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

RFelix Lsgure. Of Memphis. Tenn.
addEssssd . leilertO the Secretary Ofshte.
Lewis Csss. 70 which the following the
reply, and which will explain the nature
Of the inquiry: !.
SIR;-Your letter Of tie 18th inst. has
been received. In reply have to stats
that il is understood that the Frsacb Gov,
ernment claims military service from all
natives who may be found within its jufis-
diction. Your naturalization in this
country will not exempt you from thai
claim II you should voluntarily repair
thithel. ~ :
8 am. Sir. xnnr nhadiani aa,uanK )
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.aN.fli UTatlon.
yassssl 9Th
.saas,s Music by the Band

Music BY the Band.
The procession win then re form and
mafcKdp Wheeling street to High. out
Hignto Maiu. down Main 70 Columbus
whore il viii be dismissed, '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
am, Sir, YOUR obedienl servant.
LEWIS CAsS


Wepublish the above letter from SEQ,
se.ary oass for The benefit otoGr aairral.
issd 5rsi6rsa I. places the Democratic
party in rather peculiar strait. We are
anxious TO hear the Eagle on this letter. =
Are those who have emigratsd from France
and taken out their pspsrs in this country,
citizens or not? Ifso. will the United States
Government protect them. OF mott Is the
Eagle willing TO beSsow upon those owing
allegiance to foreign powers. the privileges
and immunitieO Of citizens OF the United
States! Does the Eagle believe in the
right to expatriate ones native government
and entirely absolve ones self from natu
raj allegiance without that governments
consent? Show your band Mr.. Eagle.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

DUTTER, Bggs, Ragn, Feathers, nnd all kinds o.
Id produce taken Ia exchange Tor GVodsat
March 81 E iE.tUbIAN&C cos.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

FIVHB best Ios orc ARpRTs ere to b. fouDdai
III March 81 X. JULIAN q CO.'S.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
THE ONLY ARTICLE
USRIVALLED. IN MaRKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME ANDEUROPE EAN
DEMAND

The reason Why Is that by Natures own process Il
restores the natural color permanently the hair
becomes gray; supplies tho natnrsi Auds, and thus
max es 10 grnw bald heads, reTnoves all dandru6,
the nerves. and thus cures al headache, and
may be relied uroB % all disease Of the scalp
and hair; II Will stop md keep from falling on takss
Il seft glossy, AsshlB and bsautiJE and II used by
the yonng two or three times week. t viii never
alI on OF become grny thon readeT ad The follow
ing and judge for yourselves: n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

VVNHE highest market prIes ia cash pald for wheat,
Stofeof s sesir4@ & E. JULIAN d co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

Aessrs. o Wood & Co.-Gentiemen: HayIne
hoard a good deal about Professor Woods Hair Re-
my mind to lay aside the pfsiuaices shieh T. Ia COM
mon with great many persons. had against all man
ner OF patent medicines. and short time ago CON
menced .usinE your article, to testitfor myself.
The resnh has been 81 very satisfactory that am
very glad did 80, andin Justice 70 you. well aa
Tor the eneouragemeDt OF ntkers who may be was
but who haylue prejudice without my reasons for
setting aside unwilling 10 give yonr Restorative
tal ll they have further proof and the best proof
being Occulnr IwTits you this letter
which ydn may showto my such. aud aiso direct the
70 mo orfaEiher proof. who am 10 out of the New
YORK Wire Railing kst-blishment every day.
ny hair is now ts mutual color and much Improved
n appearance every wAy, being glosser and thioker
and much more healthy looking. -
Ian; Yours RsspeeifqlIy, HENRY JENKINS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

II HAVE sold IL Z. JULIsN& co : my eniiye stack
OF Goods. These knowing thematl vea lndebtsd "
me BY note book aeeouBt VIII ealint the Old slapd
and settle imuediefely.. l.. L.E.yIkGLHf fs auihorfred
TO settle aud reeeiIk tor me- 4, JUtIAN4
Lancaster. MAfel ~, isSB- -t6R elttS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

N OMIT forget thatR. JULIAN CO.. Keeps III
~ cheapest and bos, stock 'of H0slR ny intswn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

fi - LvIEasToN Alabama, February u. 1859.
Prof. Wood-Dour sir; YonF Hair Restorative has
done mach gond this part of the country. Ny hair
has been slightly diminishing for vel years eaus
ed. suppose. from slight burn when was anite an
infant haze besn usiSe yoar Halr ResIoratv 4 irv
stx weeks aud dDd that Thave Ane head OF hair now
growing, atef having used an other famedies Known
10 no eGece think 1.-THE most veluaAle remedy nov
oxtant, and advise alt who are ndiicted that way ~
use your remedy. You can publish this " you Ihink
proper. Yours, &e. 8. w. MIDDLETON,
"a. sPHILzpKLRHIE. sepfember O. 1857
(. Prof. Wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative IL
proving itself beneficial 70 ne The front ana also
the back my head aimost Ost irs eoxerrR-9aA
in fact have used but two hAIfpiBs botfies 81
your RestorAtise ahd the top or my head is we stud
ded with promising crop hair aud tho front
nations without aay benefit Whatever | thinE from
my own personal r fion. can induce many
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

VE7HEN you want GOOD GROCERIES at Low
w sRRIcES, call she ready pay store OF
AarehA ~, : &. JULIAN q CO.'S.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

TSoR the cheapest City made and other s no Rsp ph,
Il BOOTS In tOwa, sail at E.JULfAN.& cos.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

ENoR the hest STOCK Of HATS. can a -.
March u 4. JULIAN Il cos.
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INoR the best ssosi 81 Bieaehee and Brown MUS
March 81. z. JULIAN q CO.'S
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

EIoaufscE consists in feeling q truth yourself,
and making those who hear you feel IL, too.
NornISo more completely battles one who is
full Of trick and duplicity, than straightforward
and simple integrity in another
PRArsE, though IL DO our due, is not like bank
bill, to be paid upon demand; to be valuable it
must be voluntary. ar ...
1T Is Chinese maxim, that for every man
That does not work. and for every woman that is
idle, somebody must suffer cold and hunger.
THH materials of which happiness is made
grow spontaneously all around us. They re-
quire little Of except not to trample op shem.
CoMsos ExrERIENcK John Wesley says-
when was young, I was sure Of every thing
in few years, having been mistaken thousand
times. was not half sure of most things as I
was beforei at present am hardly sure Of any,
thing but what God has revealed 10 man"
WEare ruined not by what we really want
but what We think we do therefore never -,
abroad in search Of your wants; IL they are .,
ones' thev u:.. u.. come home in search Of you. I,
that buys what he does not want will soon wa,,
wha. he cannot buy.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23
HliBrrllallsnlla Rrahing.
THE YOUNG WIFE;
Or, THE 81 ADOWs We CAST.

young wife had busted hereelf for many days
in preparing pleasant surprise for her husband.
The work WA finished ct last; and now she
awaited his return, with a heart full Of warm
emotions A dressnggowa, sad q pair OF ,ele-
gantly4smbroidsrea clippers, wrought by her
own Skillful fingers. were the gifts with which
she meant to delight him. what troop Of
pleasant faneies wasin her bearti How, almost
sntpatientlys did che watfor the coming twilight,
which wss 70 be asWns not approaching dark
mess. 10 hcrl y 80, Z
At iast, she heard the step Of her husband In
the passage. .aud her pulse ,iesped with fiutter.
ing desight Like "a bird upon the wing, she al
most few down TO meet him, impatient for the
salntstion that awaited her.
To men in the world of business, few days
pass wislout their Siastpsiatasepts and Perpaex-
itiea Il tis nSenHs business to bear these In
nasly spirit- They form but portion Of life's
discipline, and should make them stronger, brav-
er, and aaore enduring. Unwisely, and we may
say unjustiy, too, many men fall TO leave, their
business cares and troubles In their workshops
or counting houses at the days decline They
wrap them in bundles, and carry them home TO
shadow their bousehoids
Il was so with the young husband on this par
ticuiar occasion. The stream of business bad
taken an eddying whiri and thrown bis vessel
backwards, Instead Of onwardA for brief space;
and. thongs II was stil "a che current sad GID
tng safely onward again, the Jar and disappoint-
unent had ffetted his mind severely. There was
no heartwarmth ID the kiss he gave his wife.
mot because love had faiied In any degree, bot
because he had let care overshadow love. he
drew his ard around hsT bot abe .zas eesssicus
OF diminissed pressure in that embracing arm.
~ Are you mot wellfs she inquired.
With whst teaaer coucern was the question
askedl s,,ss &C.. II
.yery well,r he replied.
Hsmight bein body. but met In mind, that
was Piains for Ais voice wss far from being
olsssFfui 49, - -
fhe played and sang bis fsyorite pieces, hop
Ing 70 restore, by the charm OF music, brightness
70 his pisit But she .was conscious Of only par.
Wal success There was stsll n gravity In his
manner never perceived before At tea time
ehe smiled upon him 20 syeetiy seross the table,
and talked 70 him on such Atiraesiv. themes. that
: ths bright expressen rstarned TO his esanten.
~nce. aud he looked as happy as shscopla desire.
Aaser tsa wae oyeE The young wife judged the
proper time had come for offering hsf gias Ard
reesiviag che coveted coward of eisd surprise,
followed bySwest snd ioviag words Was shs
vdfashs Did she think mere ~ hsfrewafd thsn
os fhe paessdre she would bestsws Bst 'sAat ID
questioning too cBosety
~ win be back 10 q moment" she ssid and,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

JEFFERsoS's OPINIoN OF ARDENT Spmrs.-The
habit Of using ardent spirits, by men in public
office, has occasioned more injury to the public
service, and more trouble to me, than any other
circumstance which has occurred in the internal
concerns Of the country, during my administra.
ton, and were to commence my administration,
with the knowledge have acquired from expe-
rience, the first question would ask in regard
to every candidate for public office would be
is he addicted TO the use of ardent spirits
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

RSMEDr FOR SCARLET FEvEn---A lady, who has
had some experience in the treatment Of scarlet
fever. aud seen the following remedy used with
neverfaling effects asks us to publish it for the
benefit of our read era It Is as follows:
Immediately on the first symptoms Of scarlet
fever, which is sore throat, give full dose of
alap, to an adult sixty, seventy eighty grains;
at night give strong red pepper tea. from a tea
cup to a pint according to age and violence Of
the symptomsS the next day give a small dose Of
jalap. cay half the quantity given the day be-
fore, continue the pepper tea at night; on the
next day, IL there is any soreness remaining in
the throat, give dose Of salta, which will gene
rally effect cure the doses must. of course, be
regulated according to the age Of the patient"
The above remedy was used with great sue
cess n,South Carolina, some years ago. by Ed.
ward Chaplin, who then furnished It 10 the pub
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

SESsBLE PEoPtE-~Bayard Taylor accounts
for the great auaoant of female beauty In Poland
In the following names. He says:
"There, girls do not jump from infancy to
young ladyhocd. They are not ssnt from the
cradle direct to the parior, to dress, to sit STILL
and hook pretty. No, they are treated ss chill
drca should be. During childhood, which ex.
tends through period of several years, they are
plainly and loosely dressed, and allowed TO run,
romp aud play in the open air. They take In
sunshine as does the open flower. They are not
loaded down, girded about, aud oppressed every
way with countless frills and superabundantf foun,
ces, soa TO be admired for their much clothing.
Nor are they rendered delicate and dyspeptic by
continual stufiing with candies and sweetcakes,
as are the majority Of The American children.
Plain, simple food, free and various exercises,
aud an abundance Of sunshine during the whole
perioa Of childhood, are the secrets Of beauty In
aft,r lfe."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

} NAroIEos's DYSo woRps.-A late visitor at
his tomb in 1t Helena, writes: %. ~. 49,
IL turned away from the house and tomb with
deeper convictions than ever of the vanity of
man as MORTAL Who would mott And that
deash-rooml / How the last words linger about
it which Napoleon uttered in it, from crushed
ard bleeding heart: .e--. ..s -,
"'General Bertrand, shall soon be in my
grave. Such is the fate Of great men. So it
was with Cesar and Alexander. And !. too, am
forgotten, and the Marepgo conqueror is a Col
lege theme My exploits are tasks given to pu-
pills by their tutor, who sits in judgment upon
me- according to cepsure or praise. And remark
what is soon 70 become Of me. die before my
time, and my dead body. too, must return TO the
earth, and become food for worms Behold, the
destiny now at hand of him who has been call.
ed the Great Napoleonf What nm abyss be-
tween my great misery and the eternal reign of
Christ, who is proclaimed, loved, and adored,
whose kingdom is extending. over all the earth.'"
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= 1T 'l 1IEx OF POPULAR EVENTS
the iss o e soat and M ii alsaf nouleao among al o
GREENyLE SOUTH CAR0LNA THURSDAY MoRNIN HUME m 1850

name. o, let me go--but how shsli cross those
mouptainsf Father, will you not carry mel %.
take me In your arms and carry me, for they sall
me from the other aide, and I mua 60"
There was not dry eye in that chamber, and
Fnpon every heart tberefell . solemn awe, as IL
tho curtain which concealed its Iuysteries was
about to be withdrawn
81 My CON- said the father I" will you stay with
US little while longerf You shall cross the
mountains soon. but in stronger arms than mine.
wsit--stay with your mother a little longer;
sec how she weeps at the thought Of loosing
YOU
o. mother--O, father. do not cry, but come
with me, and cross the mountains--0 come r
and thus he entreated with strength and earn
estness which dstonished all .,s
i The chamber was filed with wondering and
eweestrieken friends At length he turned to
his mother, with a face: beaming with rapturous
delight, and stretching out his little arms for
last embrace, he cried, /" Good.by, mother, L am
goingi but don't you be afrnid--the strong man
has come TO carry me over the tpountains" ~
These were his parting words; upon his
mothers breast he breathea his last. and they
laid the little fair baby down again upon the pill
lows, and closed the lids over the beautiful blue
eyes. over which the mists OF death had gather.
ed heavily. and bowing by the bedside, they
prayed with submissive, tho bleeding hearts,
and said: :" The Lord gave. and the Lord taketh
away; blessed be the name Of the Lord"
70 lErchange.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-06-23

LIFE WnnouT TRIAIs.-Would you wish TO live
without q trialS Then you would wish to die
but half n man. Without trial you cannot guess
at your own strength. Men do not learn to swim
on table; they must go into deep water, and
buffet the surges. If you wish to understand
their true character--if you would know their
whole strength-of what they are capable.
throw them overheard. Over with them, and II
they are worth saving, they will swim ashore of
themselyea .... -a