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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03
THERE WAS A GREAT KIsH at E

~ One thousand Swiss Muslin Collars to be
slaughtered at half their value. Read the follow
list of prices all of which will be found to be
as they are represented: Swiss Muslin Collars. -
125ac., worth 25c Collars at one shilling, ".'ith
I1a Collars AT S1ac., worth 75c.; Collacs a. Doc
worth s 49, Collars at 62tac worth Si.oy, CotIafs
above lot of Collars were n.,chaseu az npch Tess
than their yalue and "a order TO close them out
he fnrs me season Il past, they have been mar ked
down at the ,.s,st astonishing low prices. TO i'm
med1aseW and procure all you may require,
.oOds marked down at such prices must insure
rapid sale. Remember the place:
I,EVY1S M
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
STEPHEN AllEss POCKET PIECE.

Ia the pocket book of the Hon. Steph-
en- Alien who was drowned on board the
Henry Clay. was found a printed slip
apparently cut from newspaper, OF
which the following is copy -
Keep good company, or none. New
er be idle. II your hands cant be use
folly employed attend TO the cultivation
Of your mind. Always speak the truth.
Make few promises. Live up 10 your
engagements. Keep your osn secrets,
If you have any. When you speak 10
person look him IN ,he face. Good com
pany and good conversation are the very
I slnews Of virtue. Good character above
81 things else. Your own character
cannot be essentially injured except 5y
your own acts. If any one speaks
evil Of you let your life be such that
none will believe bin. Drink no kind Of
intoxicating liquors. Ever live (misfor-
tuae excepied) within your income.
When You retire to bed think over what
yoa have done during the day. Make
not haste to be rich n yoo would pros
per. Small and steady gains give com
pefency with tranquility Of mind. New
er play At any game Of chance. Avoid
temptation, through fear you may not
Withstand Il. Earn your money before
you spend II. Never run 10 debt unless
yos see . way 70 get oat again. Never
borrow Il you eaa possibly avoid il. Do
nos marry until yoa ara able 20 sup
oon a vile. Never speak evil Of any
oae. BE jDsi before you are generous
Keep yourself inuocenf, II you would
De happy. Save when yoa are young "a
2 spend when 200 are old Read oveI
the abose a4xims a lsass oHes q week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
IRAsBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1860.

unlucky.s This belief exists not onb
among the very poor and the more intel
ligent laborers, but even many of tbs
better class Of farmers, and occasionally
thoroughly educated members Of ths
higher ranks Of society, are infected with
it. The latter, however. invariably nd.
mi, that cases, as they term them, had
never been known to occur in their par
ticular community. In some instances
the belief appears heredi,ary--a plague
spot that can never be washed away.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

aud touching At York Factory on Hud-
sons Bay (a lat. 81 NJ where the
breadth Of tue shadow viii be los miles.
Il viii leave the Continent ot America
at Cape Chidley, the north east point
Of Lsbrador, ia the latitude So IL de-
grees north. Then bending first east
wards. and afterwards 10 the southeast
after trayersing the Atlantic Ocean, il
viii reach Spain, near Saniandar on
the Bay Of Biscay. 1t win pass over
Spain, the Balearic Islands in the Medi-
terranean. Algiers, rripoI, Fezxan, and
the southwestern corner Of Nubia. and
viii 6ually leave the earth Al Messowa
on the Red Sea, little before sunset at
thar place.
What added greatly 10 the interest Of
the eclipse Of to-day was the apparent
oOntigaiy to the sun a, The same time Of
the planets Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and
Saturn. Mercury IS TO be the morning
star for few days, and appears al some
distance to the westward; Venus, close
TO Ihe suns disc, arising about twenty
minutes after the sun JaPitera few de.
grees to the eastward and Saturn At q
distance of about so degrees in the same
/ direction. Mars was below the horizon
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
A CURIOUS BABY CASE.


Two or three evenings since an ese-
eansly dressed male infant was found
Ia the hallway of well known citizen
Of williamsbargh. \. Y. Attached to
the dress Of the child was note stating
that the head Of the family at whose
house the child was left was its father,
and demanding that in future he should
care Tor and support his offspring, as the
mother would not do so any longer
The full history was developed on Thurs
day as follows:
@The mother Of the child is Mrs.
Margaret Stoltye. residing in Washing
tonvilc, n. j.. and her offspring is said
to be the result of too close intimacy
With Mr.. Gilbert Brown. Some two
months ago Mrs. S,oltye, whose husband
has been abseent in California FOR the
past two years, wrote to her husband in
forming him Of what had occurred during
his absence. and through whose instru-
mentality. He good-naturedly forgave
her. and sent her word that though she
had no, been as discreet as be could have
wished during bis absence, he wasn't
disposed to make fuss about it, and IL
she would just hand the youngster over
10 the person to whom il belonged, she
might expect hin home in a few weeks,
when il he found her still unincumber-
ed, things would be all right between
them.
In pursuance Of this recommendation,
Mrs. S. sent word to the man she accus-
ed Of being the ehild's father that he
must come and get It. This, however,
he neglected TO do, until she began to
get rather embarrassed for fear her hus-
band should return before she got clear
of the baby. She therefore. in connec-
ton With her aunt Mrs. Sarah Hoag-
land, hit upon neat expedient for con-
veying the child to his father. Dress
1 ing !. in elegant attire, they placed it iu
basket, attached the note to its pinafore,
and left il in the hallway of its reputed
frther, in Broadway, williamsburgh.
The reputed father didn't at all like
the turn things had taken, so be handed
the infant over to the police, and sent
the officers in pursuit Of its mother and
her aunt, who were arrested on Wednes-
day 10 answer the charge of desert
ing it. Brown was also arrested to
+, answer a charge Of basiardy, and the
same night Dir. II. E. Ripley, Superin-
tendent Of the Poor, Justice Colohan
! and Counselor Briggs met at the station
house to look into the case which began
to assume important dimensions. when
in Just the nick OF time, young woman
residing in Graud street, Ei. ID, who il
=. wife but not q mother, appeared anS
asked permission to adopt the :" lit
lie beauty" as she called It. After
= short consultation the consent of all th'
parties was given 10 this arrangement
and the babe was presented in due form
= to Mrs., Counselor B. making I
neat aud appropriate speech on the oc
- caslou, and the parties were all dismisse
from custody. That the cbilds prospect
are improved by the transfer there ca
be little doubt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

CURE FOR IN.GRowfNe NAILs.-l.
is stated by correspondent that canieri.
cation by hot ,allow is an immediate care
for in-growing nails. lie says; The
patient on whom FIRST tried this was a
young lady. who had been unable to put
on a shoe for several months, and deei-
dedly the worst case | have ever seen.--
The disease had been OF long standing.
The edge Of the mad was deeply under
mined; the granulations formed a high
ridge, partly covered with skin, and pus
constantly oozed from the root of the
nail; the whole toe was swollen, and ex-
tremely tender and painful My mode
Of proceeding was this ! put very
small piece Of tall0w ia a spoon, aud
heated it over lamp until il became very
hot, and dropped Two or three drops be-
tween the nail and granulations. The
effect was almost magical. Pain and
/ tenderness were at once relieved, and II
few days the granulalions were all gone
the diseased parts dry and destitute o
feeling, and the edge Of the nail exposed
so as to admit of being pared away with
out any inconvenience. The cure wa
complete, and the trouble never returned
have tried this plan repeatedly since
with the most satisfactory results. Th
operation causes but little if any pain,
the fallow is properly heated. A repe
tition might, in some cases, be necessar
although / never have met with cas-
that did not yield to one application
Admitting the theory Of DIR. Lorinser /
be correct, the aodas operaadi is yer
plainly to be seen. The liquid cauter
insinuates Itself in every interstice, unds
the nail, accomplishing in one minut'
; without pain, all that can be effected b
the painful application Of nitrate of 81
yer for several weeks Medical an
Surgical Journal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

G. Philanthropy differs from benevo-
lence only in this; that benevolence ex.
tends to every being that has life and
sense, and is, Of course, susceptible Of pain
and pleasure; whereas philanthropy can.
not comprehend more than the human
race.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

sg Whoever would oblige himself to
tell all that be has done would oblige
himself to Do nothing that he would be
anxious to conceal.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

ggIt Is aid that 10 some Of the vii
lagvs u the west il Is 50 healthy that the
folks have 70 shoot q man 70 start new
burying ground.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

e. A noble income, nobly expended,
IS no common sight; Il Is far easier to
acquire a fortune like a knave than tc
ex2ead il like gentleman.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

e. IF we exhaust our income 10
schemes Of ambition we shall purchase
disappointment; if in Law Eexaiions; i
10 luxury, disease.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

FAcr.--If mans Aim IN this world
be good, the chances are that be vii Miss
Fire 10 the next.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

e. Never marry bui for Ioyei but see
that thos loyssl lhe Eossiy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

A man Is obliged % keep be word
wben no one viii take il.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

G. The stupid sec u 8 stupid faihsF
: a el.ig u tie Cd hIoek-k
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10

So The prevention Of 6ss Is % buy
yosr clothes al slop-shop.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-10
And Ellen ? l asked.

20 sir when she came to. she seemed
quite mad. She said she'd go after him
and take the child with her. ! couldn't
quiet her at all. Then she was very III
f9r long time, without any sense, talk
ing about JACK all day and night. The
doctor said il was fever, and may be il
was but We know who brought it on,
though we didn't tell him. She got bet
ter at last, bnt her eyes looked 50 large
and strange they often frightened me-
She just got up one morning. looked
about the room, took Jacks picture, hung
il up there with his hat and coar, and told
me never to move then tin be cone
back
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29
EThs ,ii,or Of the vis..bars Sop

TThs eii,or Of the Visssburg Sop
once beard Of venersbe oil preacher. ia
the back woo'ls. Of plain maanors anl lisai.
til eda.stion, who became Indignant, a. the
prolonged apathy Of hi. congregation, ani
gave vent to bis feelings in burst Of pal-
pit cloqusnce. We do not know ,ha; c1r
rsaiers have ever seen i, VIC therefore pub
Lea the follosing extract:
"sfy dear beloved brethren, ] have been
presciirg to yoH for the las: six months.
sni IL in all tas. tine I haze done suy god
70 ron soIs, I doa'tknou it. loi u. and
n, every saniay - il yssr sosls we're g.
s1re. ! tell yos. ysa are wkoly mistaken.
Yoa eeeu to think shas IL i oil right. sad
shss vsss yos dc. ysa ~ill lay hold Of NY
80 ~. ssa TIA. I VI take yoa ssra ghs
y qsavea. Bat if Jeu Do -. DO better, ]
vii fssl yea 5ss, tsesss 4 > n present.
;zsee1;ss = = = = Asuust atssL"
nes1ly 40 ~ Ssges ss'is'l5
~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

iWV mm HuNI flh lt 0lnga H
IH 1H fflmft1 H.. Llep .wH
H.0.i im mt.Hsl mnHR..Ilt. e.u Ns
.l.E E1n l.H uHnHIg NHl 4
naillt nl ,-4uan OLA Hml tml, nai
u.. lafII l.DI 0rImfl 1ii muH
Ipg I.m bur rIu fWl lY b.mH.o n
ihr rl. Winl NJ rW ellen. 81
ro rcai uca. A mal sao ol'y m Ile
blida luws pf hmHf nnl lamly VII
.A,. tano oihlaHait i.l',p nlhru.ur
~ twenty ta. Ls l.tBu lnf iho inrln-
,pnnbca snl Il ph.o uf rno'al Npnft
fum ths ihma a .upelinf agreeable lp
ol he'ar nHtuc .u iaHt tH4R. III
u lrm ol rHpHi! tUl. mItD iInn pro-
petty u tnlsbH tn Tie hcui, 'nl.Ne Tho
utm,nt ml cnu1I'cs lho ppIsc. or
The aasocltI'on tlu pfur up sloiui lt a.
.hubfti. phctaf l.r ,HliIoh -at tho sr ~
NJ lft'H MI osf enl' .nns o. iie sanctuary
where iacswit chc. i.hcs iltpurost lhnnglt7
lire such o. al ysiu sirr,y'f their .n.
lnuea sNerlci. The rrr'inl pw q
nur hanp nc-sin h.s~nlli.s found tthun ,
Dos he i,s tecollcct that the tapp.nn.a 81
today d. ncr,sci ~ ihc p','r No we're
mppy iu ycs.ert,v, .ni that. mnn..hlN
scene. and ciftInst,necs edhas upssturr
~ tlafsoincss for the wary hours ui the
future, On ti's sccomt a. ,hpiil No iil
in our pos ~ to make home atirac,l,o. Npt
only should w. cultivate such lcmprH a.
n.ge 10 rcpicr ,s intercourse sm.sbic and
ahcrton,tc. hat ~ should strive - .lorn
IL rth those ch,rms ~a'ch god sense snl
rc..u men; 20 easily Imrsr, - It, We say
90 lis. f1r there sfr pegtpl. Who th,uk that
boiac cannot b, bcu,Iiul s,ipat q con.
siderable outlay ~ money. suci pcpple
aro ~ error. Il cost. ll,le 10 have u nosi
Loscr g.llcn, ana 10 surrouni yoIr dscll-
ng With those sinrle hclui.es .iich i'l' ehi
F, the cyc far murc than expansive objects,
/; yog vii icl the sunshine aud Ky aioril
your yard, they vii ID more tlan any
qrtist.
Nature delights in beauty. She loves to
b,'e.teu The hnl.rrrc. sni imfAe il agrrca.
De t. the eve. She hangs the ny around
The riin sul over the stump Of vi'hercl
%. shes tie er,c .,tl ync. A thousand
arts sic practices 20 sa'msic the ,cnscs an
please the miui. Follow her cxsnplc. m
d. for yoaysclf vhs, he Is alaay, laocr.ug
20 i, i,f you. Beauty i divine IN tn
mentality. lei one Of Col. choicn form.
cf power. W. never see cfes't,f .,
without something b.yOni mefe existence
and hence the Whole uui,cr,. i.a teacher
AMI in pircF Of besu'y. E,ery man ".
bora 30 b. "a artist. - fir a. the apprec a
/ ton ,ni cnjoyncu. of beauty irc concsr''
81. ani hr rois ha. T Of one Of the a.
c,as gl,s Of h's Icing Il lc fail. 20 tulf
/ this lclsGe en-; Tusloe Of his c.c@,.oa.-
I SgH'iefa 3Imr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

Ir.. All ths; .fe really Graves IL Il, ,
vsll j. LoyE--,hc love " her husband
mi es.lirtn. Nov, the Word love mesus
rs.p.e'. attention. pretty compliments, ,eo.
iCrucs., ioudiiu., conpsn.onshjp--snd
c.a, .Omea "a; Of ten viii be sa, mely
vi ry--cvsn N ~. of:y--.i Their hi bat Is
irp.' them -itl inv'h. slnlneas. Make ,
corr.noa, coufdr. fr.cnl 81 your sir
--.nd sAs ell be hsfpy esen vita she
haurcs pain knssne q: heF stomach.
a.,aor, love. .omsn IS usually miserable,
c-sn vacn ssrosnd,l vi;h pomp aud cir.
cur isncc. Any hu.bssi can make hs
,fs love Lin II he chOoscs ha; be r,ast be-
devoted. tender, gallant, ani ,hoald not
spsra these little terms Of snicsrnen
VI sh ere 50 EASILY spoken. \ half.ipzau
sell delivered Lisscs will lc.yc a scn..bl1
woman in heaven Cor = whole lay. SHOW
.. the msa sao sill deny hs vife ;his
felicity, snd - VII shas You insn wLo j.
Indifferent stou: ls o-n happiness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

Tag sEcRit az iitPP;Yf 's.-Tis mos,
common error Of laca anl women Is that
of looking f,g hspiincss scmceh'fc oni
side 1t Us al work. |, has ncie, - bsen
found when tAgj sougH, ani never vii be
" le tic xorli ,,snl.. anl tue sooner ih..
,r,th Is learned the better for every ou'.
l.. sou loub. the proposition. rl'nr, arouu'l
among your fricals AMI acIua.i..,ncc., ami
sci,c, those VII, appear 10 have The iao-t
cuioymcn, in life. Are they the id'crs aud
rissm,.sctkers, o. the earnest worsers
We lnow vaat your sa.s'g v.llbc
oi ~ tie m'scrsbl human beug'it la
b,cn our fortune. or misfortune, To Know,
thee wore the most vrc'chgi Wi, hat re
tired from ss,.dl en' llymenls in orl-r to
enjoy themselscs. WY. The slave. at his
enforced lal,ar. o. the hungry ,oilcr fOr
bread. were .upr,mely happy IA comparison.
Earnestly would A. imp ess upon young
minds the truth y have stated. u .ie. a
the foundation of all ve.l-io;nr snl sell-
bsinr. !, riscs tranquility anil pleasure .
be youth Ja.t stepping across tlie threshold
4 rational life. a. well a. - tie m7a y uie-,
years are beginning to rest upon hls stoop-
shoulders. BE- ever engaged IN u.cIul work
il yoi would be happy. Ihs Is the grea;
secret --.irtiwP's N,T,sFs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

\ All yewlv ai,cr,ismcn,s A., sLnpgi ~ be
>h,nsei ,vieo ,saf eisboa, .ili.ional ch7fg".
~ tic cvh for advertising = dns from th.
rs. insertion ~ m ndfef,Ia nent.
Aivsr,.,cmcn,. not m,rscl with Tho rninhsr ~
Insertions icsirti .ill hs rnhishel AUD e.sgej
be a. the regular rates A. 1rgerei nst.
Aiver, semen,. from dstnnce mnst he rstcn.
panied bv tho cAsu, er satisfactory reference.
Pai,in,l slfle..rs nF t.rcnlars ,n'rnlci Tor IN.
l.vda1 beten,. eh,rrel - aiicriissn"n''
Advertisements II perscn1l ng'ure. y admit
)si ~ all, will have 20 be paid Tor 10 eivites, 81
ao,bis price.
fSs. Editorial hasar. n''ices - 'rri- 80 ''u'.
Aan,anesncn,' u ssai.it,'' ms.i be rili for
ki1eiiy ~ adeanc,. u folovs For sIa.ce sad De.
Frct asc.s, $40; fgF County caic's. ~.
O,itrlry Notices hvcr n.ns lines IN length. or
Tributes Of Re,pec, bv Associations, or Societies.
pa the death ~ n-rit.r, mus, be paid lot at our
|advsrtisinv rates.
All commpnica;i1v for this p,rar r1ns, he sc.
|e,upanisi iy ~ ash - sigusiurss.
.y vi ci'a asassuen' coassctsi si'h tho
has,aass of this o'fcs mps be addressed 70 "iaa
GAsar ef ;as raai.s ssirn
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rzS- Fanny Ferns opinion !. tha' there
is no such process a. making love. The A.
;icls cannot be- manufactured. II Is ,ne
spontaneous grovih Of tie hcaIi. Or
rather Il spring. from spiritual seed plant
cl IN n warm ma'crial SOD, AMI j. lill a
passion flower. and half heavenly exotic
4, the soul SURVIVES the loiy. :, The diyinc
c..once Of love survive. It's passional IN
st'nct. This IS always the case where the
sentiment is genuine. But unfortunately
spurious ioys IL as common as spurious
money, and as frequently passcs current.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

rN.l,t,ses four things to make tho.
rough r.ntlams,. iOi must b. s n:ls-
msn in yOar tastes. = gentleman in your
person. srrn;'CRah n yOur principles, aAd
GENTLEMAN IN yosr rrsuners. No man
rho d'ss not oomb'n. these qualities can
oc Justly termed . gentleman.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

fs'st
IW Nr#r lWa ~ NnuH
IU0 No 4n.N..lf 800 pa f. ..t
.aubpl Y, lUUat rH. Imu ns r..u.
p.t tt.t buu uFl c.p.otlly m
onl,r
INauulua.i f.ma lho fllcma,l.
mullIyu.trt ,,u mon NJ hn.i
r.t..pu bmtm asIt 1nt "tum
ccr eaepa,ri at na 80. dtlmcl l.lu.a
yul aiar.. Ct 'ilc broal como.
lapug hul durrt a'uue. .,,mur u.
rir rur a. thrliil drrr.ly III f. path.
and o,pf Il lrlps nn hn.IInt urolo.s.
n.,,y Hua. th.nuu uu.nn NJ mnglp With
tnr "la.br o,Wurr hIfamlc below
Tho liluf tf f.rk t.-- vhIh fhr.W .WHt.r
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~ There are some persons in tue wosli
uho never PERM, Us to love ,hem except
when they are absent; as. when present.
,aey chill oar affection " a want Of ap-
probation Of it.
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p1. scc;ety seldom forgivss those vho
hare discovered tho emptiness II h pleas
ure., and leaEnsi to iirs indspeniaa. Of !,
AL t6em. ,...
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soRrNrnx. = NssrAt Nssl, .rriv. s-i'-.
a So =. ,, - dTss dsily, = d ss.ses,
0xp0nn = EUews ~, sssivss every
fs.sisv, f1.uke ~ sassr1sy. - ?. ., ssl
ils-s ssa9 o6uoys Ws1ssehy - fr'day,
stbs.A
eOFPGD0De4 = osU1ngs ~ ostss1
..ssy 49, Wssse,Zs: kss:s, Is
o(11f <{64e1 cuUGDDs No. ssisu
ssu2 1n1oIS 1n1uhs - 9sseseys ssss3 :: :,
- - - us66(A wsonlg - ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-29

PotfrIyEss.-ilihoush the uorl polite.
nsss' has been sbusei. 80 tha, people gsnei.
a,iy fancy il signifies only blind ohser.
saacr of certain e.iatl..isll forms AMI
formula. !, really means inaeh more. True
no i:encss censi.,s in doing li,slethings that
iivts pleasure % others, aul a such, : IN
'vaisatle a. a social labsicator. Tie inan-
dates o. tie s.iqse,,e-boaks are Oftea in
jrecs opposition 70 real poli,ensss. and
should. in saeh Instances. " totally 'ksrs-
rirslci. /; costs nothihg-no. cscn trosbls
10 speak cvly sni klnily. OF 70 move
aud behave IN a dgai1ed but gentle man.
nsr: 4hils tlcc il 40 sush thing a. cs,iu,at-
ing tie good anil prof. of all kinis which
rnsy rssul, tiereisom. The gentleman,
,rse ani false, riay generally bs known b.
Observance Of ttis iinl Of ps...eaess, Or Of
that laid down by Lord Chesterfield.
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WILL vou TuiNK orMg. THEHp
fhs iimssh,l' have rnmt vh'n we've rnr,cl
Nsi we've hidden zach oih'r adeu-
q, then sill taa lh.u, u he absent,
- b. sh,.l b. ,h.nt,ng ~ ynuf
y Nl tun ia - IT, m ~ nis together
~ sNes,s md ha'p.ls spent,
Wien The presetc' ~ IN g. he o.her
Na bessin,, and h.e,, ine,. len,
Wan NJ ~ ,ht scot .'s'lir; fiess
fhtt !,tn lhs himc ctfcle are met,
W '0nei' sri NAc,nl - poo i.,
Nii' 'hDr ttiHs - - thf' N,tb rrrre?
T,,y1r Listen 80. ;iitf. 'rr by iuv...i.l,
tli ffr.y - coming Il ii,t-
All -han No. s'itlis approaches,
.u'u AL asay f'im tbs r,if
VII y,a tAist With feeling q vsnler
whose htrt N 't u ispin ~ mtne,
A-fsnas ~ - intntp iu.utc',
1tu npnrc0s ! rc ,tcr III I'm thiurg
VII. sou ennir whose p m ,y BE- breathing
Thor sn't asRs,si ,elg, uny etF,
hri els ftan huut at.rsosing
wi. shed fvF the atlsat % ta+-g
VII yoi meet NJ in it' region. of isncy,
tni .as. h,gs ih- ie,., l.um uy hfnS,
An'rcsrh - tonr ms ~ smnr.es ne,
ATf love ug .. fDnt., o. now
tis zirn yoBr sDI.. esrar.t petition
opc-sp ta t-~ ntssr Of men.
u tausr hilrs = lstn nttsh. -. tetr un'.
vi you h'Es ,ii ysu iiiak = sis. 'heE'
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Notice to Tax-Payors.

"
s0,liE rAAis fer the fisesl y~sr lsi9 are sse
i dss. Aiirsfsons Hr~ rrst'ss -,sd ~ pay prompts
", no sstrs charges will I've mad. Il nas sssiIei W
the ~. Pre- riied b, Law. rer.ons sho pAy ~
Mississippi s.l fnllsh''chie gsrs Tar uilI MA
ns,iee that ,hs,r land. will Ls sold Il The tsss- srs
NJ, laiI hy ,hs - A.niss in ApFi, iss,O. ! will
b, " my oRes sssry Mani,, and >ssarsIsv wnesl
eet, tp.riti
fobiaa, Tl.ursisy and v5idav. March Iss aai a.
faresa. Tse'Ia, and " Wesineslays % 6th ed ID.
Hsnsm'. tr.aL, Thsssd4y. M.
sprinrrcr', friday, III.
Serbs, Tae,d,y saI wsinss5sv. % 1Ssh 4 i4lh,
Coma, Tus.sry and WEDNESDAY,, I. 3gh 4 Sbs&
pl.a.sn. NJ, thurssi,y A ifs'iay, = al "A.
Peach Greek, 1sss1ss q WssIs'v., /" sith Ssso..
for the rsspose VI ree-i'iss sss.s.
jas. II. JOxfS. sbesiR
AMI Tar Ceilrstor ef rss"ss Cowusv.
December ~, Isiy. ss-stssAvs.
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