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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
ShcriM's Sale.

ShCFiM'S Sale.
10y virtue Of execution issued out Of the clerk .
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District. in and for II Dorado County, on
Judgment rendered the 2th day Of February A. D.
1879, in favor Of William RouSh and against T.. C. Fer
guSUn for the Of two Thousand two hundred and
and 7IIOO dollars with interest thereon at
the rate Of two per cent. per month from the 18th day
Of February 1850, together with the Of forty
seven and 6ooO dollars, costs Of suit and accrung
costs, have levied and will expose public sale
the court house door in the City Of PlacerviIle,
On the 29th Day Of March,
a. 1852 At 10 O'Clock NJ, all the right title, inter-
est and claim Of the said Z. c. Ferguson Of and
the following described property, lying and being in
Greenwood Township, Fl Dorado County and State Of
California to wit certain Steam Saw Mill situated
the road from the PennbseOt 0uSe ION the George
town and Sacramento road to Main Bar the Middle
Fork Of the American River, and known FeFguson'I
Mill, together with Steam Boiler, Engine, Machinery,
Fixtures Toos and all other improvements belonging
and necessary in running said mill also. Frame or
Board. Dwelling House Oaid mill, and Blae smith
Shop Tous, &C. also, all the Land which the above
improvements are located.
L. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of III Dorado Co, CAL.
by L. b. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Sheriff. Once, Pacervillc. March Sth. a. D. 1852
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IL persons having claims or demands agaisst ths
~ estate Of John T. Cummings dseaAssA. are kersby
notified to the with the v0ueherS
the undersigned At his once In II DOrAdo, n Dora
do county, bTis, within months fum date here.
of, or the same will be forever barred
y. SIMMONS.
[l6-%w1 AdministratOT Estate Of J. ?. CunamiuRs.
FL Dorado. January ~, 1859.
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EEaEr.-0a tie Iffk Of Iass AsoHtk peach trees
were in bl0Om in CahVeras cOnHty. A few DAYS
genial sun will brUg them cut in this neighbOrhOOd
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Sheriff. Once. T.
ElHerfM',S Sale.

-
EDY virtue Of execution ieaued out Of the Court o
ID George Dudrn, JUAtice Of the Peace for Colnms
Township, II Dorado County, California judgment
rendered the 3Oth day Of April 1851 in favor
Lewis MertH, and against A. GO0denow, Samuel White
Gcorg- kinney, Henry SOtEen, 9. p. Farwell, Isaac
Miller and others belonying 70 the cOlunsbus Quartz
Company, for the of one hundred and eighty-s
dollars together with the of twenty eight Co. 0t
dollars costs Of Sut, aud seeTung eosts have levied
upOn and will expose u pebble sale, ct the Court House
in the City Of TaceTvills,
On the 18Th Nay 0f March,
A. n. 1859. at 10 oeek, A. NJ, the rOht title inter
est and claim, Of the 0ad ahove Columbus Quarts Com
pany Of in and 10 the following described property
ing and being In COlnRa Township County Of II Dora
dn and State u caIoTnia, TO Wit certain Quartz
Mill situated about halfmle from the village Of Cold
Spring, and knOwn the Columbus Quartz Mill, will
all the machinery, improvements. riGh;U and privileged
b"longing thcretO also, Quarts Lead situated neal
said mil and known the Columbus Quarts Lead AlsO
= bitch leading to said mill and which takes its watr
from IIan9town Creek, At point on said creek about
one half mile from said village of Cold Spring.
SherH's Office, Plarcrvillr, Feb'y 18th, A. 1859.
T.. BOGARDUS.
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, California.
tel by ". J. DCRwELL, Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that have this day sod to j. D. TREAT
all my right title and interest In and to the Quarts
Lead known the Eureka Quarts Lead ct 0rlSsy Fiat
and also In the Min located said Lead, and the arraF
tenAnceS thereunt0 belonging. a. RIkER.
0FlaEy Fiat February 9th, 1850.
N. D. Por the present. Mr. RIKER will act ~ my Agent
and superntend the working Of the Lead and running the
Nil. J. d. TREAT.
February 9th, 1s5O.-IfrblS Iml
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SllerlH'S Sale.

10y virtue Of execution issued out Of the Clerks
Office Of the Hon. District Court 0fthe llh Judicial
District, In aud for III Dorado County, Judgment
rendered the nth day Of January 1852 in favor
offs. ". sanersOn and D. h. Newell and aganSt Frank
lin towden NJ. Obey, jointly and against Franklin
Cowden, separately, for the sum Of Two bundled aud
seventy eight lslOO dollars with interest thereon At
the rate Of per cent per from the 18th day
Of January, y. 1855, together with the Of Fiy
three 100 dOarS, costs Of Suit and accruing costs
have levied upon and will expose Public Sale, the
Court House door in the City Of Placerville,
On the 9lst Day Of March,
A. lS at 10 O'Clock, M all the right, title, inter-
est and claim, Of the said Franklin COwden and 81.
O'Boy Of in and to the following described property,
lying and being In Michigan Bluff Township ia Placer
County and Big Bar Township, Fl Dorado County and
state 0i California, to wit certain Water Ditch
mcncing in Placer County In Michigan Bluff Township
OpPosite Boston Bar the Middle FORK sfthe Amen-
can River, and running through the Horse Shoe Bar
Point Tunnel crossing said Middle Fork Of the Ameh
can River Suspension Flume, and then Grey Ea-
gle Bar In Big Bar Township 10 th. county (said Ditch
being known Cowden and O'BOy's Ditch), together
with all Fumes, Tunnel, Dam, and other
belonging TO said Ditch.
SheTs Office, Placerville, February stth, D. 1859.
T. BOGARDCs.
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, California.
[S0tsl BY L. b. Hopkins, Deputy.
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. London Club HOUSE Gin''
Proclamation Of Reward.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

Proclamation Of Reward
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Executive Department.
WHEREAS, satisfactory evidence has been produced
W to me, that One JOHN HARRISON was murdered
in May A. D. Sl, By three brosheTs, to witt TIMOTHY
T. HELA. WADE HGLN, and JAHHS II ELN, In the eoun-
~ VI Fl Dorado, and that they are At large and st In
this State.
Now therefore, by virtue Of the authority In vest
ed by the Constitution and Laws Of the State, hereby
arrest and delivery OF the mmrdereFs to the sheriff d
El Dorado County, or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the aud delivery TO the sheriff Of either
Of them. -
Done at Sacramento. CalifoFnia, thu ninth day Of
February, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and ht
nine.
~ In witness whereof, have heTeunto set my
&, hand and affixed the great seal Of State.
! L. JOHN B. WELLBR.
~ Attest: FERRIs FORNAN,
(febl2 lml SECRETARY Of State.
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TH1gCAfmoRWfA or. Az
Highly Important to the stckI

4&4&0 OA4AAS S@~ASAAAe - =,
Highly Important to the sick!
x9 TT NOT AWFUL
10 NOTE Eng .1-.--
MagRnr&, . allow, CaGsv0gO1s
Raees, amA WASTED Sks1Oton
FERNS. we Heetf
Vuls 10 net esnaneA 10 Ne olA but ~ yslae.
abs-bSdSsd and thsse 10 the prime q Iss, eossesesS
amer bring here soostIDs, - nln~ss; sos ox eeale.
sI oea e. o. s..:r az: 9s: e.
saliy uuWrii mentally ana phydcsiy; selns svO ps1ss
usskRsss In the bsenss, s or boay ihey 81 vast o
nave rsri1 iorsSodIsei co. tkS AsauTS pooV lo
vOss rri,sSIiy ssd SissVlsssSsss Ihss s.s sVy ssA
Oes::o3 s a SE sIS asii ScI Az
DEBILITY ARE TUO, TOO PREVALENT HkAE and VIZ
inpVsEnated with electricity ana galVHnIemS We b.xe
many Who hsve passed thrcugh rknsSe wese NE y In
SS !1: S..o HsD 70 bErS y sSss
medicines By the advee Of The Faculty" who lave
inpSsgnated thsn with usFcuFy, eslosssi, &c.
For al Uueh cases 10
Oh. JACOB WEBBER'S
Inv1gOratimg Cordial Sa@g01@eF
Most especially adaptrd eaSmueh the absvs eases end
cordial e. ih.ir cure II ENIivExs TIiE TORTip iiv
ER EyECTl ALI. BILI1OCA MATTER Vh0M TlsG eYB
necessary 10 hraIthOI IT PURItIts AND ENRlCHke rae
BIO D, OWES STRENGTH TO IlIE IIMna ASD bODY'
and II positively infaIible IN All NERVOUS Dl09A9ee,
TREMBLING Oh WAKEFCLNESe.
There remedy that gave such delight TO the
sufferer A. this The Agent can, from hs eva khoveAGe
Of effected BY II, Oonscienti0usIy FoeVnmsoA IN
Any al tbs following disease:
Nervousness, Weakness, LanRuoT,
Loss of Appetite. sleep, or Strength,
Trembling. Low spirii1,
Decay OF the Natural Functions,
Paine In the Head. Limbs Body. Neuralgie RAsu-
matte. aud oen TesTes ,hOse To- health end slFongk,
whose Consultations are almost broken.
Sea Sickness and Intemperance
Il sbsOlute Preventive Of and Cure esF hunArsds
Ran testify Il has been known TO even Dk11RIUN
TREMENa.
Il sold only In Quart BOTTLES Prtee-oo tWo bot
ties Tor Is. s kept By all respectable nrEsts In Call
fOrrla. PARK WHITE,
Agents, gAn Francisco.
~CACTlOH.-BEwARE! Biy NOT thaa has net The
signatures Of r. JONES aDd J. WEBER, r. D.. on the
outside wrapper and blown 10 the glass; lfsboisenl
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APOTHECARY'S HALL,
No. 4, Union Bloek,
DIAMOND 0PE1nG@
- q. p. MORRILL,. -
Itaks pleasure In Informing the puhiIe that have
THE BEST DRUGS,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
And the chssPess aud Largest SsSsk In H
Dorado Coantyt
And thatI always keep hand Wholesale and Retail
PATENT MEDICINES.
Oils. Paints, AIcOhOL Camphe@e,
window Glass, Garden seeds,
Fancy Goods, PerfmIaeTy Etc., Etc.
q. P. MORRILL,,
Apothscarys IIal, Diamond SPRING.
Oils | Oils I Oilsl
p0ILED LlNsEED (PaIntl, China, MsehIne, PslaV,
6y the package OF Otherwise, vERY IOw. at
-AR0TllkCARY1MALL.--
diamond SPrInEs
400 Lbs. Top OnionsI
UsT REcEIvED Also: ACSALIA: CLOVER limo
sonAOte ~ AROTuECAk1b HALL,
Diamond Springs.
SeedsI Seedsl Seeds
QUAKER GARDEN SEEDs, In Renrrs for sale by the
SS%1e and .@. PsPcS; Es;G s:.EsI than last
Diamond springs.
Pure White Lead!
TUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SUPPLY W PURE
" - XPoTIEcARYs HALL,
Diamond Springs
Window Glass;
ALL ' Tor sale G ApoTr z Il; ppnAf an
------.--.--.-------- Dl.SSn1 Syringe.
Swedish Leeches!
TUsT RECEIVED, and always on hand, at very rsa.
81 sOnAble prices, at
APoTMEcARYp HALL,
Diamond Springs.
Lemon and Vanilla
Pure Extracts
EN0R FLAy0RlNG Sauces, yeles, Custards, Ices, Etc.
Il with full directions for using them. are mnnulae.
t1red and for sale, wholssnle and retail. by
q. p. MORRILL,,
ApotheesTy's Hall, Diamond Syringe.
These ExTRACTS OF LEMON AND VANILLA are
unequar ~ any now In use. and In order to prove I,
assertion, just TRY they cost only 50 ctG
the PURE JUICE or TIE LEMON PEEL, and may BE-
kept unaitereA In any climate.
The VANILLA poaseases the elegant flavor Of the Vanilla
Bean (THnfHd dro"'aiia) and viii be found eonvs.
nent aEre fnF CMaiards. Blanc Mango Ice Creams etc.
Warranted 70 Keep AnywheFet
II Liberal Discount 10 Wholesale Purchasers,
Manufactured BY
q. n. MORRILL,.
Apothecary's Hall, Diamond springs.
Again: All Orders by Stage.
LOk DRUGS. Paints, Oils. SEEDS, etc Addressed 10
l. q. r. MORRILL,. or APOTIIECARYB HALL, Dia.
mOnd Springs, will be attended 10 a. usuAl-prOmptIy
and faithfully.
Diamond springs, January 18th. 1858.
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Swedish I.aaf

Swedish Leeches
ICsT RECEIVED, and always hand, at very rea.
81 sOnAbe prices, ct
APOTHEC ARTS HALL,
Diamond Springs.
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Window Glass
nv ALL slzES, for sale CHEAP. by the package, 81
" APOT1lECARYR HALL,
Diamond Springs,
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Pure White Lead!
IUST RECEIvED. FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE
q White Lead, Ia rs b Kegs at
APOTlIECARYD HALL
Diamond Springs.
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sNEATH & ARNOLD,
No. % Ns.. CeSneF 5sM, aacramento,
1NGP0RT1R9.
WHOLESALE GROCERS!
AGENTS FOR THE
NEW IDRIA QUICKSILVER,
The Best aud PureM Article In The saatsi
AGENTS FOR THE
Imperial Fro and Life Insu.
rance COmp0myg
- AND -
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO.


VXTEhave hand land receiving addKOOs By every
w Clipper from the At.n.c etaseSJ large sock q
CASH. We therefore enabled cell 70 the Country
Trade ct Low prices the JUbbeVS Of Bsn HSanUsco
Our stock consists In part VI
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Scientific -4n1er1caa


CLOSED FOR REPAIRs,-In Judge Is
office was always kept for private enter
tainment and solace, demjohn of " good
old Jamaica" His Honor noticed that
every Monday morning it was lighter,
more distracted John" than he left it
on Saturday night Sam was also missing
from his usual seat in the orthodox pater,
nal pew.
On Sunday afternoon Sam came in
about 8 o'clock, and rather heavily went
up stains. The Judge called after him
Sam, where have you been ?"
ITO church. sir"
What church, Sam 2
The Second Methodist, sir"
Had good sermon, Sam
Very powerful, sir it quite staggered
me, sir.
An, l see, said the Judge, quite
powerful, eh, Sam !"
The next Sunday the son came home
rather earlier than usual, and apparently
not so much under the weather" His
father hailed him with
Well, Sam, been to the Second
Methodist" again to-day"
f." Yes, sir"
GOOD sermon, my boy?"
" Fact was, father, that | couldn't get
in church shut up and ticket on the
door,"
Sorry, Sam, keep going, you may get
good by it yet"
Sam says, on going to the office for his
usual spirit ual refreshments he found the
"John" empty, and bearing this label :
There will be no service here to-day, this
church being closed for repairs ~
Sam departed a sadder and a wiser, -
but with his biLulous proclivities) not a
better man.
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POETRY.
For the Register.
Song,

For the Register.
Song.
| must not love thee though they tell
And ah | know it far too WELL
That thou art good and WISE
| must not love thee though my dream
Is haunted by the witching CLEAN
Of thy dark eyes.
| must not love thee pallid grief
Has marked that brow, and, ike q thief,
Disrobed those cheeks Of bloom:
Alas canno hope to win
The heart that lieth buried in
A lost ones tomb.
But may not, sometimes, when all
The future wears a cloudy pail
Without one shining rift
May ] not point thee far away
Into the everlasting day
Towards which we drift?
May not tell thee how we trust
That she is safe where moth and rust'
Corrode or canker never?-
And if thy lamp be burning bright
Thou mayest pass from out the night
To live forever.
Hope on Thine eyes are dim with tears,
But clouds ,0in fee, and weary years
Shall surely know an end
Itoo will hope, for though not now,
The time may come, perhaps, when thou
Will call me friend.
Orwell, June 1869.
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HINTS FOR TRAvELLERs,--We have sell
dom met with anything more to the point
than the following hints to travellers, ta-
ken from Halls journal Of Health. They
recommend themselves to all; Take one
fourth more money than your actual esti-
mated expenses. Acquaint yourself with
the geography Of the route and region OF
travel. Have good supply of change,
and have no bill Or piece higher than ten
dollars, that you may not take counterfeit
change. So arrange as to have but sin
gle article Of luggage to look after.
Dress substantially; better be too hot for
two or three hours at noon, than to be too
cool for the remainder Of the twenty-four.
Arrange, under all circumstances, to be at
the place of starting fifteen or twenty min
utes before the time, thus allowing for
unavoidable or unanticipated detention on
the way. Do not commence days trav-
el before breakfast, even if that has to be
eaten at daylight. Dinner or supper, or
both, can be more BEAUTIFULLY dispensed
with than a good warm breakfast. Put
your purse and watch in your vest pocket,
and put all under your pillow, and you
will not be likely to leave either. The
most, if not secure fastening of your cham
Der door is a common bolt on the inside;
if thore is none, lock the door, turn the
key so that it can be drawn partly out
and put the wash-basin under it thus any
attempt to use jimmy or put in another
key, will push it out, and cause a racket
among the crockery, which will be pretty
certain to rouse the sleeper and route the
robber A sizpenny sandwich eaten lei
surely in the cars is better for you than
dollar dinner bolted at station" Take
with you a months supply of patience,
always think thirteen times before you re-
ply once to any supposed rudeness, in
suit or inattention. Do not suppose your
self specially and designedly neglected, if
waters at hotels do not bring what you
call for in double quick time; nothing SO
distinctly marks the well-ored man as a
quiet waiting on such occasions passion
proves the puppy. Do not allow yourself
to converse in a tone loud enough to be
heard by person at two Or three seats
from you; it is the mark OF a boor il in a
man, and of want of refinement and lady
like delicacy, if in q woman, A gentle
man Is not noisy; ladies are serene.
Comply cheerfully and gracefully with the
customs Of the conveyance in which you
travel, and OF the place where you stop.
Respect yourself by exhibiting the man
ners Of a gentleman and lady, if you
wish to be treated as such, and then you
will receive the respects OF others. Trav-
el is a great leyeller take the position
which others assign you from your con-
duct rather than from your pretensions.
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To Stop BLEEDING OF THE NosE.-
Bleeding from the nose is very frequent
in young people. Generally this is
checked by the person sitting upright,
bathing the nose externally with cold
water, or vinegar and water, and shifting
it up the nostril. If, however, it continue,
moderate pinch of powdered alum may
be put into couple Of tablespoonfuls of
water, and thrown up with squirt ; or
plug of cotton dipped in this wash may be
passed into the bleeding nostril, for gen.
orally it is only one side which does bleed;
but care should be taxed to fasten strong
thread securely round it, lest it be pushed
in or slip SO far back into the nostril that
it cannot be got cut without much diff.
Guilty. When there is frequent disposition
to bleeding from the nostrils, it is neces.
sary to prevent costiveness, and to take
some saline purge continually, SO as to
keep the bowels rather relaxed. Persons
who are subject to severe headaches, fol,
owed by bleeding of the nose, should
never try to arrest the latter suddenly,
but allow it to bleei freely for some time
in order to prevent congestion Of the brain
--Scisnt1fc Amer1caa.
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The BIBLE THE KEY To THE HEART.-
If l had a lock of very complicated con-
struction, and there was only one key that
would unlock it, should feel very sure
that key was made by one who understood
the construction of that lock, So when |
find that, Notwithstanding all the windings
and mysteries of iniquity in the human
heart, the Bible, and the Bible only, is
adapted to it throughout, and is able to
penetrate its most secret recesses, I am
constrained to believe that the Bible was
made by him who alone knoweth the
hearts of the children of men. - Daniel
W66Stsr.
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STRANGE PRoCEEDINes.--M Westcott,
Postmaster Of Philadelphia, has been re-
moved, 1t appears that few weeks
since, coffee pot, 6shing.pole and
box Of patent medicines had been sent to
Washington free, and Mr.. Westcott was
called upon for an explanation. He re-
piled as follows:
made further enquiry from the sub
ordinates Of this Office, who have had
charge of the dispatching and reception of
the mails, and I learn that these packages
were in no wise placed in their charge or
custody of this Office, but were in the care
of the route agent, and were taken by
him to Washington on his own account,
entirely independent of any connection
with the mails. Such, learn, is a COM
mon occurrence, not only with Mr.,
but other agents and that it has been the
practice for years, Of the route agents,
running between this city and Washington
to so accommodate their friends. Flour
by the barrel, candles, fish, butter and
other articles not mailable, have been SO
carried for Senators, Members of Congress
and others, since the Presidency of Mr.
Fillmore. Since l have been in the Office,
the route agents being officers of the De-
partment and not under my control, except
with reference to the proper performance
Of their duties, have not felt that it was
my duty to interfere with a practice,
which | had good reason to believe were
known to the Department"
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How TO KEEP PooR.-Buy two glasses
of ale every day, at five cents each'
amounting in one year to $50 90 smoke
three cigars one after each meal, counting
op in the course of the year to $50 75;
keep big dog, which will consume, in
year at least sl5 worth of provisions and
cat s. more-altogether this amounts
to the snug little sum Of sllO 25 -suf-
dcient to buy several barrels of -four one
hundred bushels of coal, one barrel of
sugar, one sack of coffee, a good coat a
respectable dress, besides frock for the
baby, aud half dozen pairs of shoes, more
or less.
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LIVING BEYOND ONES MEANs.-Ihis is
a delicate subject, but good hint Is given
by late writer -" The line of difference
between living within ones means, and
living beyond them, may sometimes be
difficult to draw, so as to give the greatest
proper limit to free expenditure For in
stance, man may be able to keep horse
and buggy, aud live within his means, who
if he were to keep two horses and 3 car
riage would be living beyond them. A
man may keep fine house in the city, and
be well able to afford it, who, as soon as
he builds another in the country, is going
farther than his money vii! follow. 4
man may give an ice cream party, and
not feel it, who, when he gives fancy
dress ball, will suffer for it a month after
wards. A man may pick his teeth on the
St. Nicholas, and be living frugally with
in his means, who if. he were once to pay
for his dinner at that hotel, would not have
a cant left for bis supper When man
is conscious that he is straiuing point
for splendid house, or fast horse, or a
grand soiree, or an extrayagant table, he
may be sure, that he is the man who is
living beyond his means -
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Avoid argument with ladies In
spinning yarns among silks and sa'ins a
man is sure to be worsted and twisted
And when a man is worsted and twisted
he may consider himself wound up
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Some intoxicated young fellow reeled
up to dramatist, and said, Can you
tell US the way to the Judge and Jury ?"
Keep on as you are, young gentleman, %
was the reply you are sure to overtake
them
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-Falshood could do but little mischief
if it did not gain the credit Of truth
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He who will follow the footsteps OF
another, will always remain behind.
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True olOqueuce consists in saying all
that is necessary, aud nothing more,