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ieAves jsJ per Tor Aissa. ru,s1sys fhus
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leaves every Tuesday, fsurstay asl ssiusd14
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

SPORTING.
TyprxU BAO FALL AnD aACkn rLnrna
u WI Hrl 8 iasys vArsu q vA.sJ ssks - uhioh
ADAng. ~ Broadway.
xroR sAIE-rwo BUrDRxD youEg noCxN0
E Brds ii t5<k 0rssnvieA srses 49, Lssw snrvspa
CoR sALE-THR SCHOONER yAcHr rETRxL, ~
veutv 81 tons; three years OLE has jus bees CON
risss IL oveyhaulsd end rened pow ayhG ~ sss lsand
On ~ sts between hs arst ami second sndnr
whsrs sbs can be For ierms address D. u Jr oox
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al ~ vsry nss be h<pdisA and ssneA ons
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an All boat Nses Asd ssols nrs s.s' s - "a
draws ~ f.et re;'s .n :. s, s. ,, gr; ' o@a DO
r,IyAsuII BOAT voR ALn-Dy vE1r LONG BulLr
~,n ~ of I'VE keu maserAs founA c,Dplete very
IA srS splssdd boat vii - 80 l2w toe evnM
M able 10 ne hsr. Apply 70 SSH n. L.NrOA. DI1o
Bouss foo Of Court nres. bFoohvn vns" - sss -
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q, ssd fprpssd scnpleSs bsrhs wssr soss 10 SIS
ecrpes fassened asl svery peN sad rsady f tn~s
diso uss prss iees has hAf ~ valua O. be
al o. Iroo neO1Asn arEs ssasd ehsepe- wooden and
nns boat esAblhhmsa 10 " voriA ~ South Street.
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AYEW YOBK AWNING ExPRwsa-rHrRD .DUIrfOG.
N PU8LlsdeD AZ yCLC OK r. n.
Couaus eupiusve SssgNgL Ne isssr By several hSs
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Binp c,aCULxS,.s ~ ALL rAs orHxs AVssHo
TAI oyFIcx No, Is PARK BOW,
op2osits Asor Houss.
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Iroo. an. noBsxr. .,.
prsry parties having hired p.rte fornerly eSp'oYes
BY w-sr Wig. are sdvss s' ~ 80 y 80,
ehsrissss 50 issy nav nnc upon betrs ms-n ~ 49, ".
roods roh ~ stse's are fron we issogs s1erRrp
IVA Broadvsy esusr nansu sse md BrosAwsw.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
j aoyx rsura Eoi

81 H0MK TRUTH NO
WBEKLy JOURNAL
HuIoIous. roLi,I oAL. Lirs.AsY. osnxAL
Copvs1tion-fbe N ~inson Of Mr. Douyiss Imposs
BILE No rev York Candidats upne Ne Ak41 Of Mes
YcrkTbs north be south OF Hsr nmsr-
gcney sad Beg nc IN remAsy s,atSern somaes:
III. The Rep Dan Party the frus Dhuaiyn Party. Ill.
sunday lnvsn!se nortNs case-,he Inquis,in As.yr
Unfy OF Cbrst-C'hrs Dfvdet-rhe Guilt Of fectsrsusA
vi Miscellany Prics Ave cents oopy For s1s ~ Ne
Boob and Pc iodca stores - !.
New York: nOfs 4 rOusnY, III Hsssau street
Two doilArs ysA In advance Add,es
HoxK TRUTH. Nsw Yosk
THIRD EDITION NOW RrADy.-wK GALL rHB AT
os discriminating Ida 70 orixissi really
in por1ant vok on Neilc surrey D. Hamw,nf
n a., recently tub i.hsd impsru infuusiu Of vts la
81, posage free HAsDRlCKsoH, BLAKE Lose,
II and q New York.
LAWkxNCE NO. vessy ssrsst
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EDoSsf s 1 aAnssI osa5ifgSssp AND BRILLIANT
yfRowORK0
-. sM no.

DEfOr, so BR0ADwAr
sssvs s:asssslsA eAserp ior NE sas q METZ srssss,
prOparu1 - O0w ed NE pulls 49, W -
unssussd saosS bo4S = qsadb Aad ,ssf; 80 grS
sou.sa,g pert y wss-ssss. 80. yssso-s 90 -
CIV ssd Town cons,asss rurrnsd vfh puha' dsO'Ays "
, 1860-11-21
Il c q s T A So

~ yam and 1oys established IL Esw Ys.k Ctr
Used BY-ae csy Post Office
CSED DY-the City Prisons and SsaknoH HouseA
ESD BY-City steamofs. sadp4, &c.
EsED BY-the City HoEitals. alusHocse4 &C.
CsED BT-sho City Hstela- -tst EeAolaa, "a,
CsED Br-ths Boarding Houses. &C. &C.
TsED BY-znore than ., eco Pnyate Famllea
, 1860-11-21

no more valuable article in TIC whole catalogue Of do
oeasc remedy than vegetable tonic 1tgtyes activity
to the digestive orgaas 1t increases The appetite It
cnlisens the spirits invtgorates tie mind, strengthens
the body. and N short. ~ rd.couEly used wakes up
the whole sSstem to . Wholesome eoEuixance Of lt4
Own powrrs and renewed disposst.ou to exert them
Among the tonics Of tho day. HOsTETTERB DIT
TIERS Manufactured By Roetrtsr I: Smith, at P1tt..
burSh- Pa- may be set down as deservedly the most
popular. They Arc punEeut lively. palatxhle tonic
nnt unpleasantly bitter Jet excessively spirited
sad their medical eject II perfectly surpra.ng. No
fAa1y can eooventetly do without bottle Itshould
be found In every cfoset 1t both useful snd agree
ahle--fS. 7. Atas, AUG. 1+th, $50. no12-sw
, 1860-11-21

-.
p+posit, rrceIyed on Current Acconn,s rro,,
IL eaty 9. country Nd 10 usual accommodations
Iatarasa;9 - r. .sosp @ @ ana fotTespondents
% %te9less on oaAneee e1n only pc allowed IN eaAes
"9ese have neen made 70 that effect
vhisn in;slest T be sP1Sr P1Saps dats On
SAy1xf. DFpaRr3rExr.
~.
and Certificates Of pepoats issued Interest At Iii mar
cent VIII Be allowed on deposits OF this description a
Tine. All certificates made payable on deu1nd ind In
, 1860-11-21

A, PEOGNET,
Communion Merchant.
Personal Attecon given to tho purcnzze and aals OF
GrAsn, Flour and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE NO. HILL1ARDS BLOCK,
y. E. cor s. Water and Clark sts Post 0Gce Boz a
, RkrTE1clsEHoa- Wn- 3; osdep. Chicago, n; Hon
icy: Esqs DO; 2: Harmony. :ep!as Co. New YORK:
Sous. DO: Jas f. TacsA E.q- 81. Loni4: Ed1srd IL
ton; Esqs, dol chM, Cho1tean. Esq=, do: (nols1sm
, 1860-11-21
3acd1 E5tate.
pUR RIFY THE BLOOD.

pURIFY THE BLOOD.
bIofrat's Vegetable Life Pills.
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
The hish nd en,1ea celebrity x,Ish thees pEeemi
rendered the usual practics q pur1ng not only
IN ALL CASES
of ashraa. Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
q q ine pla.d and kidneyA
Billions Fe,c ,c.zs. and Liver Complaints,
In the South and Vest w:ese thess disease prevail
they wlll be found nyaluahle sc1es IT,, Tasmss I'D
wards be without them.
Bilious Colic, Serious Looeeuess, Bles, Costive-
ness, Colds, Coughs, Collie, Corrupt Hrmo1s,
( Dropsies, DyspyGa.
30 Heon x1t taeec distrea~lns Diseases should de-
n; q Il s5:sa9
saeaisiass !; peraaneu:- Tfy shs1 hs ssssied I'D
is'ae: sPesss e nc cemp1s5,on General psesy Goat
fsveE inaa9matoy E;s'a.:tsm. s fnpafe S 5d Hood
;agnsdiSs lots 1f APPETITE. Errpt1on' Of the sSn.
.ll tae sasets q Is!eas ia6a!~ls seoss1 tSaa Il
sxeat4 Nervor: Complaints Of ii dnds o.rsnic
f4@1A-4 4Hc t44A2! ptUp11Stof u llC8E AEQ3C1QG4
wAA cuTed Of Piles Of $ Ye2Ea' standing By tie use
q! these Lie Medicines alone. Patna In The Head,
p a ,'ta IT, terrible d.:
ca p p nead aet b M t hSeah
scsofu!. Or Kings E.l IL lA Eotst forms. Elcs1se
expelled b. these Aed1etues Parents will do well 10
AGaalnEttr theo whenever their existence suFpccted
Hsilel viii be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX DITIEE5
Purify the Rlood and thus remove al d4seaac ffou, tho
system. Prepared and sold by
DR.. VIM. II. Moffat,
81 Broadway. col. Of Anthony street NEW York
" For sale By al DruEgistA tausyGlly
, 1860-11-21
135ag5.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MANU- :: DRY.
HART. AsTEN 4 CO. IS: sonta Water IT., chiesgoI
b. Z. CLARK CO., IL Btoad street, New York.
xAscyAcTu1Ess Ayp oxAlKxs II
Bags of Every Description.
Alef& and Grocers' B464 made aud printed to order
E1kh beautiful brands New and Aecond hand Seamless
Grain and Gulny BaGA tnr Shippers Mtlcfs and Fur.
men. USE: Hass for Flour, Dackvleat, Feed, llama.
Salt Seed. &C.
" 0rdets aled with adetty and dispatch. na<s
loaned 70 ahfppers- MrAly
CHICAGO BAG AGENCY.
ATS SOUTH ATKH STREET.
BRAMLEsS GRAIN "AGS Of v&ztous 4i1es md
qualities
FL0UR-Halve4 q .tefs. and n.htA printed 70
order Of any dtsired pattern.
HAM SAckS-Evefy size used
0tNNY HAG3-TWo or Thfed Au1atlA
CommtsAioo Merchants, Nlllers. Gsocers md Fro.
st&lon Dealers will hnd Just the articles wanted la
stock. Orders solicited.
lapt ullY] HAWKINS CHAPMAN.
, 1860-11-21

DR. SWEETS 1SFAILmLE LfNIAENr /. mr..
pared from ths recipe Of Dr. ssephea Sweet Of Cen
nscs1cot the crest bone setter and las been use6,n
ns practice Tor tho last twenty years with shs NEST
astonishing Success ~ N c1ssnal remedy It Ia with.
ont riral. and viii alleviate ratr mort speedily Ii
any othAr preparation For III Rheumatic and Nh.
soas DaoFdors it il truly tnfAltbls and ~ cura,e
for sorsa, Wound, spsaua Bsui.re &c III sootli1i
healing and powerful st1ea:tacuing propertcs exc&a
the }n1t wonder and ast ntshnrut Of Ill who haye
g5Feu It trial Over four hundred certificates Of il
nA5kaSle care+, performed by 1t within the last -
Sess. H1 a1':s1 .a'' iset For s1ie BY ). L. 1oASsu
General Agant % Etste street. Chicago a1d by Ii
Ds<aesx- nols6ocow-d.t8
, 1860-11-21

&@5 0Feeleys BOURBON Bltter8.-
Those popular B,r1xss posse III the nour1.hins aad
nnsofatinE properties OF Pca3 On Eorraos wHukr
aoo sse Goa hesed he mo4s etneacio:s Tos.c and
e11r1ASg, ~ well II the Eoo4t agreeable s1oAAcEr
srer ofctud to ts puh1te. IL touic fos Old People
dalieata IAdiea convnlesccnt inrhda and III weakly
people, shey cannot be u1pasaee ln all CASES Of Weak
ness or debility. they xin give immediate reef and
anarars stzonx healthy tone to tbs s5stcm trial
VII estahalah thcar inertia over Ii oshex To1tcs IN
use. For Lcx6 CoHs1AMrt. B1orca11u prsrr7ii.
&kxvors Drs14xzs AID 1xTER CoxrtA1xyk they ~ An
aa*Aashls renedy- Aad ara. es-sain preventive Of
Cxuta md FkFkR1.
Pat up In Quart Boftles in Cases Of ons ant two
dozsa And Tor sa1a b. pzu8Eiss4 aad Groeers sves5
where,
W.F. d l. r. GREELEY. r1oprtetcsa No. . 14s-
uont street Boston. NAs.
J. Il JOHNSON. General Agent
. No. Sastase street Chlcaxo,
4 Is. lAhU0N. Agent Apz7fQdaV1r
, 1860-11-21

Those who are curious to wit
nesa tia wonderful perfection to which A. ohsxaldt,
{ate manager At Batcaeors y. IT, has brought the
manufacture Of Wlss aud Toapees ase invited to y1us
hs Wig and Hair Dying RoouA At No. 1oo Lake Street
and exssntno these curious productions OF astx No
scrutiny ean detect the from the natusa when
adjusted to the head
, 1860-11-21

CTEWART'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD. The acknowledged superiority
nf tho Stewart Stove has given rise 10 several ita
ea i Esnaias as,s !. To- sae by
Aiso. good assortment Of Housekeeping Hardware
n4u AaNA1e. lap4c61ST
, 1860-11-21
oUPRAT'S POLISH AND
French Black Varnish. :.

PATENTED APRIL 10Th. 1S6a
h.supeyor vasr!sh HI. been annro7rd 1r the rhr,n
e nf Maahington ~ being the best article ii the kind
Aceoutrtmann Sc, giving then bcaottsni Iuatfsa
.aoat in]urnE he 1eatheE IL ne leass: bat On tha
I'd renders II pitahle and entt Boots Hsrnr+a
s. anes nelnE varnlhcd can be III water win.
ont inn!y 70 the tuttre Il Alzb be handled wtthort
e2ilin t4e hands Thls yarls Is alto Eoo Tor Mcals
IbEs1* 1f9a. Iin DC; one application making them
serving them also fn rast is n1alaable foT iness.
dtoE baitons Sc The Varnish dries tn es tan ulres
t;nS VIII l. It e1n also be nsed by manufacturer Of
n.nbTr4tAs canes turncts Of wood. &C. az Ii has tho
at she same ttme This varnlsh h never sticky. e7en in
tae wasms&t climate It. also be employed 70 ID
to tho hoof = ~
T. Sold By Druggists sad Dealers everywhere.
.-.s ,rr:nsinl Depot ot2 Broadway. toppoeite st.
, 1860-11-21

ache xnd ali EeFvous diseases. use ununewelrs trs
Celebrated Tolu Anodyne Htae directions are st,c
followed snd cufo not effected The money will be &
funded. Get pamphlet
Also. uunne~clFs Cuivessa1 Cough Remedy, II
Cold, Coughs and Coosuuruvc tendeucdts For saie
BY Druggists generally. Os6oGD 4 DoCkWAY
General Acen for the Eorthw extern states otce and
depot, y State street, Chicago. no13dla1m
, 1860-11-21
Elegantly Illustrated Editisa'ef
c00PER'S NOVELS.


-" 1yF:o. c. DARLEx,
This beautiful edition Of coopers Work. was co7r.
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ing sss cs eops Ss nsss RsOd e1 s q.
I'D eontstas = snf ~ see
and Twslre sssteaes o. Wood. designed b. DMiey,
ias|z e teaa e.; saa'' 'na engraved '5 The '
TIE hEh1Ks EABRACEa: T..
Ihe Eonetrs. Home :. Found. -.
Iast q he Aoh1eanA Wing md VIM, 49,
r. Ms.sass.te, sGs, 5ssa 5ss acmn:!a0e'teF' m4I.
The Bravo, The Red skins
Keps @ q k1.ston,Thh. II Il S ~ 4aa.r.1a;
The Hcadsman, The Decsslayer,
lionel Enec1n, IL cfstep. - e'''u'
HomeWard Bound, aniea Waii1ns sford
The Afonlfins, The Ways Of the Hos1
oruer tic remainder wfl 6,llow nc s1nse strange.
= ne.f9y :. = P1t;: 4: Saosa! %
nd snd importsnse sn71haE of H. lad betole @ ~
S,ts1 x xss.5 5;s I'd
believe they hare not mistaken tho taates Of hh coan
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Beoisse IN ii pneps ess or IS pasl.bes sad e
DAR1Eg's COOPER v1GsErTEs
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the Publishers have taken limited Number Or : Ar
~ Proofs before letts. q each q the be.uutu. see1
Illustrated Edition of CoopeFs Work.. These they arS
about :uing IN follos each eonsalning eight proofs
desEpsise Of ~ picture The PROOF t:e being Print
sr II highly ornamental des. printed n tint Foljos
One, Two Three and Four 40 now ready fr s1bsc1t-
month"; Price to nbsc.1oersthree doll1.s per folio
Al the proof IRE limited 70 sc,al number, {only 90
impressions from each plAte} Rcr which the pl4te1 sro
leezed 20 that no mo!e can be taken. no subscription:
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rble yell of desperation that bounded after it
and filled her ears with savage echoes, and in
the wide arc OF some eternal descent she was
falling but the beast fell under her.
think that the moment following must have
been too sacred for US; and perhaps the three
have no Special interest again till they issue
from the shadows of the wilderness upon the
white hills that skirt their home. The father
carries the child hushed again into slumber, the
mother follows with no such feeble step as
might be anticipated, and as they slowly
climb the steep under the clear gray sky and
the palng morning star, she stops to gather
spray of the red rose berries or feathery tlft
of dead grasses for the chimney-piece Of the
log-house, or handful of brown ones for the
child's play,-and Of these quiet, happy folk
you would scarcely dream how lately they had
stolen from under the banner and encampment
of the great King Death. The husband pro-
ceeds q step or two iu advance the wife ling
ers over singular footprint in the snow ,stoops
and examines it, then looks up with hurried
word. Her husband stands alone on the hill,
his arms folded across the babe, his gun fall
en.-standS defined against the pallid sky like
bronze. What is there in their home, lying
below and yeilowing in the light, to fix him
with such stare? She springs to his side.
There is no home there. The log house, the
barns, the neighboring farms, the fences, are
all blotted out and mingled in one smoking
ruin. Deso!a ion and death were indeed there;
and benefcence and life iu the forest. Toma-
hawk and scalping knife, descending during
that night, had left behind them only this
work of their accomplished hatred and one
subtle footprint in the snow.
For the resi-, the world was all before them
where to choose
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07

ECoNoNY IN THE HoUsEHoLD.-No young
woman ought to feel herself qualified to be-
come wife, until she is sure she understands
how to do the most that can be done with her
husbands money. The management of house
hold is not thing to be properly and safely
entrusted to hireling hands. A servant is
broken reed for the head of family to lean
upon. There are a thousand little ways in
which money must be expended, in which real
shrewdness and enterprise are requisite in order
to use it to be best advantage and there are
thousand other ways of saving money, open
only to those who have studied Alright the art
of economy. The Turkish proverb has it,that
q prudent woman is a mine Of jewels" and
like many other Oriental sayings, this is beau
tifu for the truth it embodies A wastefuI
housekeeper not only actually robs those for
whom she undertakes to manage, of the COM
forts it is her duty to provide for them, but
keeps husband head over ears in debt, and
makes the domestic life of poor man continu-
al series of experiments in shining it from one
day to the next in keeping the stomach full
though the purse be empty.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07

NATURES SoNG.-Heaven singeth evermore.
Before the throne of God, angels and redeem.
ed saints extol bis name And this world is
singing too sometimes with the loud noise of
the rolling thunder, of the boiling sea, of the
dashing cataract and the lowing cattle and
often with that still, solemn harmony, which
foweth from the vast creation, when in it's
silence it praiscth God Such is the song which
gushes in silence from the mountain lifting its
head from the sky, covering its face sometimes
with the wings of the mist, aud at other times
uuveiling its snoE-whte brow before its Maker
and rejecting back his Sunshine gratefully
thanking him for the light which it has been
made to gsten, and for the gladness of which
it is the solitary spectator, as in its grandeur
it looks down upon the laughing valleys The
tune to which heaven and earth are set are
the same In heaFen they sing, 1.-The Lord
be exalted let his name be magnfed forever
And the earth singeth the same, Great art
thou in thy work, o Lord and unto tnee be
glory"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, June 7, 1860
selettsN Yoetrp,
NO NIGHT IN HEAVEN.

Nv THOMAS RAFFLEs, D.D., LIVERPOOL ENGLAND
q And there shall be no night there. REV XXI D.
~, ,icbt shall be in heaven-no gathering gloom,
Shall Ger that glorious landscape ever come
vo ,aars shall fall in sadness DER those flowers
ro,,be their fragrance through celestial bowers
Eo nipht shall be in heaven-no dreadful hour
or mental darkness, or the tempter's power.
,,u,., those skies no euyious cloud shall roll,
~ aim the sunlight Of the enraptured soul.
NJ NIGHT shall be in heaven. Forbid to sleep,
Thoso o,os no more their mounful vigils keep:
Tbair fountains dried-their tears ali wiped away ;
They gaze undazzled on eternal day
No night shall be in heayen-no sorrows reign
No secret anguish-no corporal pain
No sbivering limbs-no burning fever there
No souls eclipse-no winter Of despair.
NJ night shall be in heayen-but endless noon:
No fast declining sun or waning moon:
But there the Lamb shall yield perpetual light,
Mid pastures green and waters ever bright.
No night shall be in heaven-no darkened room,
No bed of death or silence Of the tomb
But brcezcs ever fresh with love and truth,
Shall brace the frame with an immortal youth.
No night shall be in heaven! But night is here
The night of sorrow-ahd the night Of fear.
mourn the ills that now my steps attend,
And shrink from others that may yet impend
No night shall be in heaven! Oh, hal l faith
70 rest in what the faithful Witness saith
That faith should make these hdeous phantorns Gee
And leave no night hencefortl on earth to me-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07

Esg~An editor in Maine has never been
known to drink any water He says be never
heard water was used as general remedy, but
once-in the time of Noah-when it killed
mere than it cured
pGg~ II am certain wife that I am right and
that you are wrOng-I'll bet my ears on it."
Indeed, husband, you shouldn't carry bet
ting to such extreme lengths"
ha~ We once heard of q rich man, who
was badly injured by being run over cit
isn't the accident" said he, "that | mind
that isn't the thing, but the idea of being run
over by an internal swill-cart makes me mad"
DS~ The sentence, Richards himself
again." was not written by Shakespeare. 1t
is to. be found in the Acting Copy" of Rich
ard Ill, said to have been prepared by Colly
Ciber.
n@r 1t must be good deal of trouble for
people to be always exhibiting Immature, and
they don't make any thing by it, Why be such
fools as to work for nothing.
Ra% knowledge will not be acquired with.
out pains and application 1t is troublesome
and deep digging fer pure weters but when
you once come to the springs, they rise up and
meet you.
bS~ An exchange says lead is an animal
production, because it is found in "pigs."
baT By taking revenge a man is but even
with his enemy but in passing it over he Is
superior.
D5r Simplicity, refined and chastc, has
beauty's charm to minds Of taste.
Rg You want truth to go around the
world you must hire an express train to pull
it but if you want a lie to 60 'rouud the
world, it will dy; it is as light as feather.
B@ A merchant, having sunk his shop floor
couple of feet, announces that, lin conse-
quence of recent Improvement, goods will be
sold considerably lower than formerly"