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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

! THE VoTING IN SAVOY FOR ANNExATIoN TO
FRANcE.-The voting in Savoy was not wholly
unbiased and independent, we fear. So near
an approach to unanimity in favor of annex
alton TO France could not have been possible
ifillicit means to secure it had not been en-
ployed. We are told that French peddlers
were employed to traverse some of the dis
tricts, and to sell such goods as the peasants
desire at very low price, and then to assure
them that under the imperial government they
could always purchase them at these rates.
The priests, also, were instructed to use all
their influence to obtain full vote for an
nexation, and obstacles were thrown in the
way ofthe citizens who wished to oppose it.
Most of this latter class contented themselves
with abstaining from voting, us the opponents
Of the government in France generally do.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

The first instalment has just appeared at
Leipsic ofa German translation of Mr.. Chas.
Darwin 'swoEk on the origin of speciesI 2
Foley, the literary Congressman from In
diana, has removed to Pennsylvania. We
hope he has gone to Reading if not to writing.
The Boston Post says the closing of Pic
colominis ''little mouth will be like the
closing of bank" Yes, bank of roses
A muscalonge, weighing eighteen pounds,
was speared in the Connecticut River, near
Hatfield, on Saturday, and o pickerel was
caught weighing nine pounds.
All over New England there is much com
plant of the dryness. of the weather. This
drouth, so unusual at this season of the year,
greatly retards the growth ofyegetation. .f,yr,
There is, it is stated, a project on foot for
paper in London, when the paper duty
comes off. ~. ,.Ao,.A3n
Dr.. ]. H. Christy died in, Pittsbnrg, Penn
sylvania, recently, from the effects of pune
ture of a finger received while holding a post
mortem examination.
Why do men who are about to fight duel
generally choose'a field for the place of ac-
tion2 For the purpose of allowing the ball
W yTu<c. fH...' - N''ifliA- -
1t will afford sweeter happiness in the hour
of death to have wiped one tear from the
cheek Of sorrow, than to have ruled an en-
pire.
An ignorant, man who Stands upon his
dignity is like the fellow who tried to ele-
vate himself by standing upon q piece df
brown paper D1 D ~ lEhps dHAWdA
Darius Gesler accidentally hanged himself
in White County, Ind, last Thursday, while
endeavoring to stretch clothes-line across
the roofof hislhouseOd1WDN NTiYd
The authoress Of The MIL on thc Floss, says;
"There is nothing more widely misleading
than sagacity, ifit happens to gcton a wrong
scent" slllI ~ N7ak ~ W. "iIiy
Mrs. Ira Mooney, of Upper Gilmanton, N.
H., has a COW which is six years old, weighs
l,9S0 pounds, and ,giYss nineteen quarts of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

Dr.J H. Christy died in, Pittsbnrg, Penn
sylvania, recently, from the effects Of pune
ture of finger received while holding a post
annrLenl examination = "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15
soasm. d. eithing New
County Rights for Sale. Gin

This aFrangement ig admirabIy .gdapted, ~ thp
use Of dentst8 where the most ihfense heat y 10
kettiss Also for the hesting u ifohs for talgrs
and hatters' use, and like purposes. hnn npe-d 2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

80. :. l.sM I ~ eE. Z aa..saala bal pe
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

The Assistant Treasurer of the Boston Mu-
scum has mysteriously disappeared, and it is
feared be has been murdered. rg1 } 93i0GD
There is policeman in every mans con-
acinrnn flr,il oh nlnun fni1rid IN hid
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

The first instalment has Just appeared at
Leipsic ofa German translation of Mr.. Chas.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
CONSTABI,E,S SALE.

10y virtue of mn Execution to me directed, issued
ID cut of the Court of l.. G. fiskc, Justice q the
Peace in and for the Township of placcryte, County
Of III Dorado. and State of California, upon ludEs
ment rendered therein the 22d day Of August, 4.
D. lSCO, In favor Of j. CraddOck, and against d. N.
Elscy, for the sum Of one hundred and ninety eight
2OO0 dollars debt, and FIVE 15l00 dollars costs Of
suit together with accrnng coste have levied upon
and seized, and will expose for sale, at public Nuc.
ton, to the highest bidder, at Oates Oficc, on the
18th day Of September A. D. laO at thc hour oftw
O'clock r. NJ, all the right title, interest and claim
OF the above named defendant In and to the follow
Ing Described property, lying and being in the town
ship Of P'accrvhle, County and State Aforesaid te
wit: That certain piece parcel ofland lying the
south aide Of the load leading from Middletown to
Cold Springs, commencing ct the south.e corner
a. point on Hangtown Creek, At a lIve.oAk tree,
hlased-rnnning north 100 rods, to blackjack tree.
blaRed-thence west 100 rods, TO q stake-thenee
south 100 rods to an oak tree, blaGed-thence east
100 rods, TO the place Of beginning.
Given under my hand, this Gath day Of August, A.
D. 1850. A. STMONTON,
auSS-td Constable in end for said Township.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado. no.
- In the District Court of the Eleventh judicial Dis
trict.
c. n. PATTERSON, Plaintiff, vs. EZRA CHASE, Dc.
Standardization brought In the District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District, and the Complaint hled
In the County IL Fl Dorado, In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the said District Court IN and for said Coun-
~ and State.
The People Of the State Of California, to EZRA
CHASE, greeting: You nrc hereby required to as-
pear In An action brought against yOu by the NboEe
namcd plaintiff In the District Court of the Eleventh
judicial District, In and for the County Of n Dorado
and To answer the complaint Rled therein "a oony
Of which accompanies this Summons, } within ten days
exclusive of the day Of scrvicc) aer the service on
you Of III Summons-ifservcd within thiA County;
II served out Of this County, but within this judicial
District within twenty days. or II served out Of aad
District then within forty days, or Judgment BY de-
fault will be taken against yOu
The said action IL brought to recover indgmcnt for
the sum Of four hundred and ten dollars for prOes-
sional services rendered by plaintiff as an attorney
and counselorat law at defendants special Instance
and request and costs of suit prayed for In plain
tds complaint on fiie hcren And n vou fail to
appear and answer the eald complaint as shove
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for said sum and COSTS according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
-'-l Witness my hand. and the seal Of said
SEAL Court hereto affixed, at Office in Placer
49, vile, this the 18th day Of July, Ammo Dom.
ni one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WM. a. JANUARY, Clerk.
by O0pEN SQuIREs, Deputy Clerk.
3. W. SANDInsoN, Attorney for Plaintiff jyEl-8m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
ADMINIsrRAToR's SALE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Fl Dsrado.
= Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
Public Administrator, and Administrator OF the
Estate Of GEO. N. HANDING, deceased, will,
pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Probate Court In
and for said County, offer for sale, at public auc-
tiOn,
Saturday. the 26th day Of August, 1850
At the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day, at
the Court House door, in the City Of Plaeervilc,
IN said County, all the right, title and interest Of
said deceased, In and to the following described
real property, lying aud being in the County and
state aforesaid, and more particularly described
as follows. to wit undivided ne-third Of the
MOUNTAIN MILL AND RANCH, situated in
Placervillc Township-said Ranch being bounded
on the wcst BY Jake Bauslaus and DerfIe IenbAeher'a
ranches, on the east by Williams Ranch, on the
south BY John Blair's ranch. Terms, cash.
CIIAS. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
and Administrator Of said Estate.
July2 6, 1860. aul I'd
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
KNOW ALI. MEM

DY these presents that I, MARCADE CORASA, Of
ID the village Of Georgetown, Fl Dorado county,
and State Of California for, and In consideration Of
the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars 10Y
To me In hand paid, the re eipt whereof Is hereby
acknowledged, have barRHincj sold, and conveyed
and do by these presents bargain, SELL and convey
all OF my right title and interest, Consisting of one
undivided halfl In and to, the following described
property and parcel of land lying and being situated
In the village ot Gc0rgct0wn county aud State aore-
said, unto LENkCA RAMES her heirs and assignees,
forever, Said parcel Of land il situated the West
side of Church street, opposite the Orleans HOTEL"
and bounded OH the South by the lot belonging TO
one Augustcne and OH tho North by the LOT belong
ing To James Kelley; II being the same property that
was sold and conveyed, by Deed, the 10Th day OF
July, a. ~ 1886 by Mary Casettcllo TO MarcAde Co.
rasa and the said Lcvaca Ramcs, have and to hold
the samc unto the said hevacA Raines, her heirs and
hssignccH, forcvet-toEethcr with all and singular
the tcnemcnts and appurtenances thereunto belong.
Ing, anywisc Hppcrtanng thereto.
In Witness whereof, have heFeunto get my hand
and seal, this the 3lst day Of October, a. n. 1885,
her
MARCADE y C0RASA. [sEALl
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of N Dorado.
- In the County Court, In and for said County.
s. G0LDSTEIN Va. Ills CREDITORS.
In the matter OF the petition Of 5. G0LDSTEIN, an
Insovent Debtor:
Pursuant to an Order on file herein, mnde by tho
Hon. Jas. johnson, Judge Of the Court aforesaid,
tcc 10 hereby given to all the Creditors OF the said
Insolvcnt Debtor, s. GOLDSTEiN, TO be and appear
before the Court aforesaid At the Court House Of said
County, In the City Of Placerville, on the Sth day
October, A, u. lSGU, at the hour Of ten O'Clock A.
NJ. Of said day, to show cause, II any they cam why
granted, and M assignment Of his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities,
In pursuance Of the Statute IN such case made and
provided And, In tho meantime, Il Is ordered that
all judicial proceedings against said nsOvent debtor
be stayed.
Witness my hand, and the Seal of the
L.s. County Court Of said County, at Office in
August, A. u. ls60. WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
NJ. TEnBs, Attorney for Petitioner. au29.1aw3Ud
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
CONsTABLE's SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Fl Dorado county. In
- Justices Court-Coaumues Township, August IS,
1869. The people Of the State Of California, TO the
Sheriff any Constable Of Fl Dorado occunty-Grect-
ing Whereas, a Judgment wss rendered by MARTIN
DART, Justice 0fthc Pence for COsumnes Township,
In said county, the 18th duy Of June, A. D. 1857 ,
In favor ofCIEMENT BENITEAU and nRainst JOHN
ENSEY, for the sum Of Fifyouf s. 100 dollars debit
and Thirty two 80 100 dollars costs Of suit, appears
to me, Justice Of the Peace (thc successor In ONCE
to Martin Dart. Justice afOresad) by inspection Of
his docket; aud that the same remains wholly un-
patd-tlese are, therefor, TO command you that out
Of the personal property and II sufficient personal
property cannot be found then out Of real property
OF said John Ensey, you levy, and TO be made
BY distress and sale, said amount Of Fifty four S4IOO
dollars debt and Thirtytwo 80 100 dollars costs Of
suit, together with interest on the said sum at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum to the date thereof
and costs thRt may accrue. And Of this writ make
legal service and due return within sixty days from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand this The 18th day OF August.
A. o. 1859. J. D. RANKIN, Justice Of the Peace,
and Successor In Office to Martin Dart,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

nT virtue Of the above execution issued out OF the
oce Ct John ID. Rankin, Jnstlce Of the Peace [suc-
cesaor In otace tC Martin DaFt) upon jndRAent
June. 4. D 1851, ana In favor Of Clement Beniieau
and against said John Ensey, for the sum OF Fifty.
four etlO0 dollars debt and Thlrtytwo 60-lOO dol.
lars costs of suit with accrulng costs, have levied
Ensey, in and TO, the following described properly
situated in the village OF Falrplay. to-wlt:
" One house and lot on the South Of Main street, I,
known rs Ensey's Billiard SaloVn !" one house and
lot, situated the North side Of said street, kn0vn
asa Dance Iiouse"-and will expose the same for
sale at public auction,
On the 18th day of September, 1890,
To satisfy said execution and costs. Said sale to
take place at2 O'clock r. NJ, at the village Of Fair
play, Costumes Township, Fl Dorado county.
0.S. CLAGlIORN, Constable,
aug s2.ts In and for said TOwnshP.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
RRTDGR NOTIOM.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, thst the undersigned
IN ~il apply to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors
Of 81 Dorado County, California, on the frat Mon
day Ia October next, or as econ thereafter as the
came can be heard, for renewal Of license To keep
Toll Bridge acFoas the South Fork Of the Ameri-
River, At Salmon Falls, in said County, for one
year from that time. A. II. RICHARDS.
September let, 1859. sl-lm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
CAUTIONl

CAUTION all persons against purchasing n
l. note, (the amount &lO6), made payable to my
order, dated Placervile August let, 1860, and due
three months after date, given By o. A. Holmes
and Jas. McBcth said note having been lost and
payment stopped. FLOYD SMITH.
PlAcerville, Sept. ], 1860. .Sel-2w
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
NoTIOn no CRMpIToRs.

NOTTCE 10 hereby given, 10 all peraOns having
IN claims against the kssAte Of HENRY T0RAiN,
alias HENRY BROWN, deceased, 70 present the same
to the undersigned, at his ONCE in the town Of n Do
months from this date or they will be forever barred
by iaw. Gil. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
And Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated August 3Sth, 1850. AWcS.4W%
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
NOTpCN TO CREDrTORs.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, TO ali persons having
IN clalma against The Estate Of JOSEPH BOUST.
deceased, to present the came. with the necessary
Of III Dorado, III Dorado County, California, WithA
ten months from ahis date the same will Be fOr-
ever barred BY Law. CHI. MEREDITH,
Public Administrator,
And Administrator Of pAld Estate.
Dated August 95th, 1860. Au25.Aw
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
AGENCY OF THE
SEAMLESS CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 1l3 BATTERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS

PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING been appointed
Agents In this State for the sale Of these CEI.
EBRATED CAPS. have now on hand and will receive
by every steamer small Assorted Inv0icep which we
offer 10 the trade In lots TO suit at small advance
upon the FACTORY PRICES.
These Caps are manufactured from the finest
grades OF fleece Wool woven on the cross nber sys.
TEN into very beautiful and most desirable fabric
THE GENUINE SEAMLESS GAPS
Are 20 widely known, have been so thoroughly tc.t-
Cd and 80 universally admitted be superior 10
other Caps, that We feel they stand safely enough
on their own acknowledged merits and do not need
any additional cOinmendat0n. In addition to the
standard coiors-Iudigo Hue, Black Mixed, Brown
Mixed Steel Mixed and Claret MIxcd-we are now
receiving besuiful variety Of Lighter Shades espe-
ciAlly adapted for Spring and Summer wear.
The demand for these Caps in New York city
and throughout the Atlantic States has been entirely
unprecedented, the broadway Fashionable Retailers
In broadway have hardly been able to obtain sum
cicnt supply from day TO day, and they are recog.
niEed BY all elegant IN FORM exceedingly durable
and entirely waterproof.
Until recently the Factory has been unable to man.
nfacture ~ fast as the orders were received, but
having recently bad large additions completed will
soon be able to supply the demand promptly.
All orders by mail, or on application at our Ofice,
will receive prompt attention.
ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO.,
ap2l-n.2p Agents for Manufacturers.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
MARcADE Y CoRAsA. GsEAL,l
mark.
STATE OF california; !

I
On the Sist day Of Uctohcr, A. D. 1885, personally
nppeared before me, s. G. Rcyburn, Justice Of the
Peace IN and for said county, Marcade Corasa,
known to me TO be the person described in and who
executed the foregoing conveyance, and who &C.
GNew1~dRett 70 that che executed the same freely
and voluntarily and for the and purposes therein
mentioned. s. q. REYBURN,
aug 95.4Wa Justice Of the Peace
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
OOmnon COuncll ProCeedlngs.

PLACsRvILLE, Sept. 3, 1850.
hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
rrssent-Aldermen McBeeh. Monroe, Arvidsson
and Lacey.
Minutes rsadNnd approved.
Committee on Streets and Public Places asked
further time, which was granted.
BIZ OF GelWtcks January, Of eS8 IS, for print
eng read, and referred to the CSmmittee on Print
Sng.
Account Of Theo. r. Tracy. Of ESQ, for salary a.
City Treasurer, read and allowed.
On motion the election Of Policemen waa post
poned to next Tuesday evening.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet next
tuesday evening, at O'Clock ?. n.
JOHN Z. KUNkLER, Clerk c. c.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

pS- The above sale is hereby postponed until the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
CII. MEREMTII, Pebble Administrator,
au29 And Administrator Of said Estate.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
ITO S.w. sANDERSON, District Attorney, and
L JAS. JOHNSON, County Judge.-Take no.
tiOe, that, on the Sd day Of September, lSe0, al
application will be made TO His Excrllcney, John
@. Downey, Governor Of the State Of CALIFORNIA;
for the pardon Of L. r. JONES, convicted Of the
crime Of assault with intent TO commit murder, In
tho Court Of Sessions Of Ell Dorado County, at ns
July Term, 1860. J. j. WILLIAMS.
On behalf Of L. r, Jones.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the annexed
notice, this Sd day OF August, 1850.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
aua 8. w. SANDERSON, Dist. Attorney.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-05

boHE ANn SIxEw.-On Monday thirty three
American citizens were made in the District
Court, and will cast their first legal votes at the
approaching PRESIDENTIAL election. II is graft.
fling I" kn"~ that a Roodly portion Of them
are Democrats, and ptIi be krm and ardent
supP"rtrS "f Breckenridge, Lane, the Consti
tun"n and the Onion. They III never belong
to mobs or vigilance committee" will
In faithful. law abiding and order loving citi-
Eens. There's room fnr more. Such men be-
long 60 the Loue and sincw Of the country.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08


SIT Came to Pass.'-In the nineteenth century
and the fiyninth year thereof when the trees were
freghted with their gold tinted leaves and the peo
pie lived apple 1umplngs, pumpkin pies and 9TH
er good things, it came to pass that n fair damse
whom we shall call AHae xation, fell by the cruel
hands Of man whom we shall hereafter know a.
Assteroid When this occurred, people were sad
for Annexation did not over for nine months and
over. And it came to pass, about the FIRST Of the
seventh month of the year CO. that Anne alton was
delivered of promising child, whch sorely grieycd
her nearest kin, and they spate ssteroid but h4
repented not. Then they spake TO the chic rulers
who commanded that the wicked d man be brought
into their presence And ii came to pass that the
soung men of the land wero much interested in the
welfare of this young woman, and they counseled
with the chief raj ers who said that this young man
must henceforth be responsible for the wrong he has
committed The young said. one to another
let us help Annexation; and they went forth and
brought both par ties to the chief rulers and it fell
TO the Hinemost man to hold the baby while the
chief pronounced them man and wife. And it came
to pass when the chief ordered them to 90 and sin
more that he declined to kiss the bride for fear
ofsettng bad example to the young men of the
land. And It came TO pass that the young me n re-
fused niger to honor the chief rulers with their
presence because they refused to comply with "par-
lamentary rules. and the "parinK" took their "pro.
geny" and left for home Cor further particulars
look or the head of "MaI ried."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08
Minutes ofthe West Miigrove Teachers Asso-
ciatiOns

The Association m ct at the school house in West
MilgroVe, Saturday, Oct. goth, lSGO in accordance
with previous adj Ournment, and called to order
by Mr.. .. b. Hays one of the vice residents of the
Society. Opened with prayer by Mr. j. 8, i.incol
Evolutionary exercises were introduced and upon
the call of the chair, Messrs W. Gallhau aud G 4.
Corey and Miss Laura II. Diver read pieces Of tho r
own selection which were criticised by Lincoln as
critic pro TEN. On motion the Association ad-
iourned till half past l o'clock z. NJ.
AFTERNUoN SEssIoN.--Mr. Hays again in the chair.
On motion Nj. VIM. Dowling was invited TO deliver
his address in the afternoon session account of
the inclcmency ofthe weather, which would render
an evening session Improbable. Aft the reading
ofan essay by A. Everett on "the relation between
teacher and pupils which was worthy of source,
we haJ the pleasure OF listening to address by
Mr.. Downing which was interesting and profitable TO
ALL Previous to this however, the asso citation eec.
ted officers for the ensuing year. The following
the result President Wm Bowling; Vice Pres.
idents O. B. Hays, \ j. Everett, f. Il. stewart. nd
Miss IL. l.. Leonard Secretary, c. A, Corey; Treas.
urer Miss j.. H. Diver; Critic, Grin e. Hays. Corey
resig ed the office ofSecretary aud Miss Laura Di.
yer was unanimously elected to I'LL his place The
chair, a. Il. Stewar) then appointed the followin
persons committee programme for our next
session; Misses l4 h. Diver. X, l.. Leonard and Nr.
A. } Everett During their cons alton q desutory
debate upon question in grammar carried ON
by Messrs o. 3. Hays, " DoWling, and G. A. Corey.
The committee then reported a programme, watch,
with some amendments was adopted follows:
MORNING SEssIoN.-lst-Prayer 2d--ReQIing
of select pieces by G. A. Corey @. p. Ketchum. j.
G. Saurs and Miss Z. Willard. 3l-DecGmations by
D. Stewart and S. simmons
AFTERNOON 9Ess toN.--lst-Essuy BY Misses r.
Il. Leonard, j. Swinehart, and Mr.. +. X. Stewart
2d--EXercises in grammar. o. Hays eaeher. 3D.
Discussion of the following question: Resolved that
examiners ought TO grant certificates to habitual
users of tobacco.
EVENING SEssloN.-An address by Mr.. Hays.
After the adoption of this report the association
adjourned to meet the til ird Saturday in December
10 O'Clock, A. N, G. A. CoRGY, Secre tary.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08
Wise NInxirns

olicy goes beyond strength.
man may buy gold too dear.
ou'll have no friend. .ifhe must be without fault
he sting of reproach is the truth of il.
N G distrusts his own faith who often swoars.
very man is the architect of his own fortune.
rovide for the worst the best will save itself.
ome was not built in day.
fwishes would bide. beggars would ride.
ever scald your lips with other mems broth.
Il ruth may languish, but can never perish.
mpty vessels mako the greatest sound.
ead and heed what you read.
The last maxim is our own, and its wisdom consists
in the good advice given to some of our readers in
the above acrostic. Hope they will spell in counec
tion. the first letter of each line. and what the,
can make of it.