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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

UNION BANK or LOUISIANA,

UNION BASR or LOUISIANA,
New 0reIns Sept II, lS6 . !
RB-Parttes having notes on collection are
notified withdraw hs unless they conInt and author
lie Bank Confederate local notes in payment
OF their collections and for The future will be received
in collection except on this condition. - .
sels St GEO. A. FRERET Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19
VOLUME XIV.
DartitnIar NGtttes.

BANK OF NEW ORLEANS I
New Orleans Sept. l6 1861.
ra~Ir conformity with the recOmmenda-
of His Excelelcy Moore this Bank does thls day
and the notes of the local banks and the
Treasury Of the Confederate States win be paid ut its
received of dll debts due to the Bank
for collection in this Bank hereby
tilted withdraw the forthwith II they willing
above currency and benceforh will be
received for collection unless the parties agree the above
BY order of the Board.
sel9 II = I.a MORTIMER BELLY. Cashier.
S0UTHERS BAEK,
New Orleans, Sept. ls 1861
NJ~T his Bank w Ill II ereafter receive at par
the Confederate Treasury Notes Of
banks of this city in payment of all discounted and collection
paper The paper deposited this
collection Unless willing to be by this guaO
requested to withdraw the
sel9 81 TIIOS, LAYTON. Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

OFFICE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
CITY of New Orleans. Sept 80, 1861
E9-NOt5ce is hereby given that in ~ cord
with resolution 500 approved March T. lSGl
thorng the Chamen the Finance Committees OF the Com
Council daring twenty days that sealed p.o
po'as will he received by them for the redemption Of the 9n4
by the city PontchUrtrRn Railroad Com
pauy, such may be deposited the Cit-
zs Bank after paying all coupons Of interest due
tAilruad Bonds"
Sealed Proposals will be received until the Both Sep:emhc
1861, 69 O'Clock NJ tn oics the Finance Commit
No. ii City Hail. for the sale the city Of TH RTYF
BONDS issued in Of the Ponchartrau Railroad Com
pany.
Proposals 70 be addressed to P S. Wilt and j. B. Leefe
ClIirnen of the Finance Committees of the Common Council
the city Of New Orleans and endorsed Proposals for sale Of
PoutclIa train Railroad Bonds"
P.s Witt.
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen,
JNO b. LEEEE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen.
sell
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19
Western Military Correspondence.

The Enemy Againsobody Hrrtat:ie Expected on The Wis
souri, sde--oar' Steamboat F1eetfFhiskg Premium
More Lmcelni;es Captured, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

BANK AMERICA,
New Orleans Sept. 16, 1861.
Rg-Persons having notes and bills on coll
lection this Bank and withdraw the
unless they conSnt receive Treasury Notes Of The
States, local notes, pay thereof
And notes. hereafter shall be received collection where
the require other than Treasury Notes. local bank
in thereof.
By orde' of the Board;
sell If A.. N. PORTER, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

OFFICE LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co, I
New Orleans, Sept. H. 1861. s
P9@Notice is hereby given that an eIection n
for Trustees, durinE the will be held at
this off MONDAY Both inst between the hours Of 10 and
. o'clock
seI4 ID A. PTCOLET. Sec'y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

-rELeoRAPHeD TO THE NEW ORLEANS caEscsn7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

S5-CrystfnfiI ffI,l E.2npt IN ~ Dtytsi9n, No OF II
G. - No. 50 Camp Officers for tne present termW.
r, H. J pfeyfgss i W Al "; " Ceoper; R. s. p; Long
Booth G., Joseph Gibbons A. G. W. o. watkins I. l., 4.
Anderson o. s. s. NJ Angel; Chap James Govgn, P w
J. O. Neihert Visiting Committee-H j. Dreyuss, W. W.
Uoorer D. Longworih Ed. Booth, Jos Gibbons A. Anderson
iv n, LONCW0RTH. R. 8.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19
HEADQUARTERS lsr DIVISION LogLsIAsA VOLUNTEER
New Orleans, Sept ID, 1861.
w. tsENERAJ. ORDERS No 23-f. THE MA.

HEADQUARTERS lsr DIVISION L0uisiAFM v VohuNrEEh/
STATE TR6oPs, :
New Orleans, Sept l6 1861.
H. GENERAL ORDERS No. 23-l THE MA
III ling wishing TO see under arms The
WI the daily increasing volunteer corps o. his dy
ll and examine and inspect the condi
ton quality of their equipments etc. orders that the
several Bges and unattached corps Of the Division will
mare Inspection the days and at the
hours txed and such places be hereafter de-
signatsd -. ,,, r., ", , -
audng the abence ION enyt of Brigndier eEeAl James
o'clock r NJ such plOce, the vicinity the city
and suitable for the purpose the Colonel command
ing may select ..... ~
8 The Brigade Col Il. A. Charbonnet commanding in
absence detached duty Of Brig ten f. L. Tracy VIII
parade on MONDAY the sd September, at o'clock r M Mt
convenient and pace within the limits OF the Brigade
10 selected by the Colonel commanding
The Second Brigade, Col D. Edwards cominlndlng in te
detached duty of BriVade General Charles A.
LabuHan will parade WEDNESDAY. the 2fth September
o'clock P NJ at such proper and convenient place in The
Brigade, as the Colonel commanding may select -.
msoned belonging the First Division but which corps
attached any particular Brigade, will parade under
iheir officers Lafayette Square First Dsfct on
FRIDAY, 9th September, At 4 O'Clock P NJ
q. The Regiment Naive Guards, Col Fex fabatu com
naning, will parade the Place dArmeI Second District,
on SUNDAY. the 23th September, at o'clock r. NJ.
I. In command of the above named are
charged with execution of this order in their respective
mands
6 The Major, neral with confidence the zeal and
conauds With full ranks md hopes that they will like
wise b. prepated 10 furnish the Inspector of the Division will
complete and detailed return of h condition and efficiency for
active service Of tho t.oopt under their cofnhands
by order OF
JOHN L. LEWIS,
sut1r fTnrpr1 1ipr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

COLEMAN, BHTTTON & WTTHERs, COT
" ton FscQrs spd Commission Merchants 81 Uerondelet
Iaet. lyle y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

ks~Crescent Lodge No, 3, i. o. q. #. mestg
5very THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. l, Odd
Fellows Hall.
0cers for The ensuing tereo Swarbrick, n. Grand; NJ.
DeGoGrcey " G.. NJ Mche Rec. Sec; NJ. Ii. Meyer Treas
Erer; L. N. Jahan Per- Secy.
Members of ser Lodges fraternay invited TO attend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

RS-DudIey Lodge NO. Sc, g.. and a.. Nf...
Regular this EVERY SAT-
gRDAY EVENING at 4 O'CLOCK in their Lodge Room al the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hail. of ST, ChersR and
Pedo Members of the 6reft frsternay invited
attend.
II. \. Hall, J. W. Thaddeus D. YRnHorl. Treasurer
j. W. shearer, Secretary r. L. oore d. Henry r. Robin
Eon, J. y. Jas. B. Scot, Tyler. as Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

ORLEANS EE0EyITXEEsS So AT a d,{k
~ meenl held on Monday evening, 10Th inst, at the Wa
FT Merchants Exchange, number Of gentlemen gs9GFG
Ill formed themselves H0wl,2er Company,
styled the ORLEANS H0WITzGRs. All young men u good
standing dGsOus of joining such company requested
call Hechaus Exchange Room No I'd floor THURS
DAY EVENING l9h Inst at 73 o'clock, where applications
will be received for ineInber- hip
Il. i. DUMEE, President pro ten.
!. NJ DAY. Secretary sei7 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-19

l.. T.. FORsTALL, 1nsp'r lst Div. l.. V. T. sell If

ASK WANTED EDEATELY, "a
ENWA TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG AND ACTIVE Sta,.
fHs4%SMEN 10 compose flyirg Artillery corps TEtfSYl
reSELS1io be attached to Col Scos Mounted Reg ~
ordered TO Missouri forthwith All applicants mnat inr
ns Ier horse double bafreed s.ot Colts navy
revolver, etc. Address
Lieut. w. II. HOLMES, 40 Camp street.
sRegiter Franklin Courier, Opelousas Wanderer Gov
ngton aud Baptist Monnt Lebanon La please pablst
one time and send blll A. abnve SELF u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
Tho Rise in Wheat.

The advance on wheat since the tlrst
week ia December, begins already to be let
in every department Of business Conf
dence ID reviying, because whatever hap
pens TO the Union, there appears likely to
be d demand for our wheat.
Wisconsin has, even now, surplus Of
ten million bushels Of wheat to sell. flour
farmers can realize from 90 cents to ST per
bushel for that wheat, it must create a large
influx Of Eastern funds in every county in
the State.
As soon rs It is once ascertained in New
York that wheat Is to adya..ce, exchange
will be easy, for the reason that New York
will then send her funds here, or, at least,
allow our Bankers to draw, which is all that
I is needed to render Exchange easy and
abundant.
1t has been an encouraging feature to
the West, that though in New York, stocks
have dropped from political causes, wheat
has advanced, in spite Of the not very sat
isfactoFy news from Washington. MI
waukee Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05

IMPORTANT CAuroN.-If 4 limb ~ any
part of the body is severely cut. and the
blood comes out in spurts or Jerks, per
soften, as the doctors say, be in hurry,
Or the man viii be dead in FIVE minutes
there is no time to talk or send for a
physician; say nothing, out with You
handkerchief, throw it around the limb, tie
two corners together, put stick through
them, and twist it around tighter till the
block ceases to flow. But stop, it does no
good. Why? Because only a severed
artery throws blood in jets, and the after
les Get their blood from tie heat; hence
to stop the flow, the remedy must be ap-
piled between the heartand the wound. Il
a vein had been severed, the blood would
have flown in q regular stream, and slowly
and, on the other hand, the tie would be
below the wound, or on the ether side 81
the wound from tho heart, because the
blood in the veins flows toward the heart,
aud there is no need Of such hurry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
SUMMONs--WAGE.

STATE Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant. SIS Alice war
rs. Cassel Wage. Grant Circuit Court: Ia vacation
after Octotsf Iprm A. 1860.
The State OF Wisconsin, TO the defendant Casscl Wage
Iou are hereby summarized and req uirrd 10 ansMe
the complaint in fiis ncon, which i tits day nle Il
the cisce Of the Clerk If the Circuit Court OF ths
Cochiy OF Grant, it lancaster n said county, and {
copy Of vour TO Che said complaint on
the subscriber, az his office in Fairpay, in said Grant
county, within twenty days after the service hefe8T
exclusive 1T the dag of ervice and II sou fail 10
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
th vii apply 10 tie Court for the relief demanded 10
the complaint.
Circuit Court ut Lancaster, IN said county, this I3tb
day Of December, A. d. 1866.
i L Attest, JOHN G. CLARK, CLERK.
). AEKRIcK, plainuGs Atty. si-ot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
Mrs. Swlssheln on tho Treat.
ment OF Babies.


In the last number Of her paper, Mrs
Swisshelm devotes over a column to the
treatment Of babies, commencing with the
molnent they are ushered into this breath
ing world Her ideas are pointedIy ex-
pressed, and show, however crratically on
other subjects she may have wandered from
her natural orbit, that womanly instincts
still maintain their sway. She starts out
with the assertion that half the children
born, die in the first year, and that nine
teen out Of twenty die ffor cold and hun
ger or from poison, and that if infants wers
treated on the principle on which a good
farmer treats lambs, goslings, DC, well fed
and kept warm, they would live and grow
well. Her peryadilg idea is, that babies
are chilled to death, and that IN summer
or winter the greatest care should be taken
TO keep them warm. She says:
Keep the baby warm Warmth is life.
Cold is DEATH We think it unnatural to
have their little bald heads bare believe
that the air on the scalp is a constant and
dangerous stimulant to the bFain-belieye
that nature in her efforts to keep the head
warm sends too much blood to the head
and that this is one fruitful cause of the
dropsies Of the brain, brain feyers, &C.
which carry off 50 many children. IF If
were right and proper to have the scalp
exposed to the air. nature W uld not have
SO clothed the human head; and until the
natural covering comes, an artificial sub
stitute should be supplied. But upon this
point we do not hope to influence any one.
Dutch babies wear caps; and how could
any lady of taste have her baby look like
a Dutch babys just SOL and Dutch ba-
bies generally live, laugh and Grew fat, fol
they are "smothered in flannel" and feath-
ers, and kept all in ca sweat" Dutch
mothers do not keep their babies for model
artist exhibitions They cover them up,
keep them warm and quiet, and raise a
wonderful number Of sturdy boys and
girls. We treated our baby on the Dutch
plan and never lost nights sleep with
her.
We have no hesitation in saying, that
Mrs. Sgisshelm is sound on the baby ques-
ton. We conclude by giving another par
agraph on baby's maps:
A baby should never be laid down to
sleep, summer or winter, without having
something warmed BY fire and putin its
crib, on which it should be laid; and care
fully tucked up. In winter, in an ordin-
airy sitting room, there should he a thick
blanket, double and well warmed, between
it and the bed the body has not the heat
TO spare to warm all the bedding around il
every time it wants nap, and it should
be SO warm while sleeping as to be quite IN
a glow. This is rosy sleep and rom it,
the baby will generally wake mp Growing
and laughing; while blue cold sleep,
such as most babies have, makes one cross
aud fretful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
Healthy Receipts.

a SUPERIOR DEssERT-Quarter AMI
core a quantity Of apples, put one layer
into a deep pan, sprinkle over sugar and q
little -four, lay on slices Of bread, Toasted
if preferred, sprinkle more sugar and Gov
er with another layer Of apples. Bake,
and eat with sugar, or sweetened cream.
A little nutmeg might Be added, but spices
are all more or less unhealthy.
PorATo PuDDING.- Take two pounds Of
mealy potatoes and roll Thorn well with
a roliing-pin. Whle still hot add half a
pound Of sugar and q pint Of cream, which
have been we'll stirred together and then
add, gradually, seven well beaten eggs.
BolLED CRACKER PUDDING.-Put -four
pounded crackers to a pint Of new milk
add four eggs beaten to froth and little
salt. Tic it up in Toured cloth and allow
. little for swelling, boil an hour. Eat
with sweetened cream.
PoTATo CRusT.-Take nice, mealy, boil
ed potatoes, mash them very fine, put a
taacupful Of thick cream and some salt 10
five or six good sized potatoes and add flour
enough to roll out Excellent for pot-pie
or meat-pie. Good also for plain pies.
Snow CAKE.-One pound Of flour; one
pound Of crushed sugar; bali pint Of cream
and the whites Of sixteen eggs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
2s-w4
CHERIFF's sALE-PARKER.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, So. Grant County
Circuit Court. judgement Of foreclosure ana safe
George Calvert Plaintiff, vs.. James Parker ana btiel
Parker. his wife. Defendants.
BIZ virtue OF decree Of foreclosure and sale mace 81
the 18th day October a. d. 1850, by the above NAMED
Court favor Of the above named IN Il anu Against iit
above named Deits ard by directions OF fiths ALtof
ney shall on the Goth day Of january, a. y. lool al
the hour Of O'clock, r. N Of said day ~ the teon
door Of the Cqart House in the village q Lancaster
Gfcnt Co. Wis, offer for sale NJ public auction an ~
SEE to the hest and best bidder for cash IN hana ~
following desc. ibed real estate, viz;
The west f of the pofth-east quarter q section no
twenty mine 29) Of township No. four 90 norlh 9
range No 90 west aud the east halt OF the souil
east quarter, OF section no. two 20 Of township No
three (s) north ofraugo No. six 6 west, n the Coun
~ Of Grant. Wisconsin.
Said premises are ordered sold in satisfaction Of Tx
judgement ia this case amounting 70 the sum 81 thi
teen hundred and lightweight dollars tSl,SsS 4 =
lCoths) together with interest casts and &C
cruing Dated sheri17s Office, Lancaster, Gran
Co., Wis, October 18th, 1860.
WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
WV. T. DgwEY, PITTS Attorney.
I9-w13 BY GEORGE Il. CARTEL, Under Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05

A CuRE FOR CHAPPED UANDs.-As
there are many housekeepers who suffer at
this season with chapped hands, we pub
lish for their information the following
recipe, which a COMMUNICATE assures us is
effective as a cure, having made a personal
trial cf it: Wash the hands clean in warm
water: then take common lamp oil and
grease them well. Rub the oil in thor
oughly, and wipe with dry LAD. Prac-
tice this every morning for a weak or 50,
and the cracks will leave the hands, and
the skin become soft. The remedy Is a
simple and inexpensive one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
ESTATE OF BURCHILL.

county Court, Grant County, Wisconsin In Probate
December Term, 1860 Present, VIM. Mct1on;eal
Judge. In the matter OF the Estate Of Josepl
BuIehiIl, deceased
On residing and ting thu administration account q
Alfred Woods, administrator Of the estate If the sai
Joseph BuTclil, late OF the Iowa of jamestown in tn
coany OF Grant, ana State Of WISCONSIN,, decaass.i n,
final settlement IL said estate thereupon = ordered
that The matter Of said account be examined and set
tied before the Judge Of this Court at the Cont s
Lancaster, in said county, Monday the I4th al,
Of January, A. D. 1861, O'clock in the afternoon
pt said day. OracFea farther, that neee thereof b
given al persons interested in said estate by pub
sliug this order for three 81 successive weeks ufegi
said day OF hearing, in the Grant County Herald
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster, in sal,
Grant county.
yM. H. McGoNIGAL, County Judge.
Dated Deco mber, 1869. 2T-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
ESTATE or PALLISER.

sonnty Ceurs Grant County, Wisconsin. In the MAI
Ter Of the claim Of n. t. Snowden, against TIE eSta se
Thomas Fllliser deceased Ia PIohate. DecehDei
,rarna 1860. Present William McGouigal, Judge,
~ rssading and ding lie claim Of IL =. Snowden
aoainst the estate Of said deceased representing
said claim was duly presented to the commissioners ~
allowances and aid commissioners having failed 70 ~
mort their actcn said claim to said eouft ana 5
hat proof of said claim BE- heard before the Juase =
county court OF said county.Thereupon II y orNeiSu
mi nroof Of said claim be heard before the Judge
iris rourt al the court house in Lancaster IN Sai'
county on the 9Th day Of February A. D. 1901, at on
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day. And u Is lu ~
araered that notice thereof be given to all person
neresed in said estate, BY Publishing copy Of tns or
der for four % successive weeks previous TO sala 81
neyspaper published At Lancaster in said Grant county
! D~'se Nm. NoG0NIGAIs
es.w4 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land Cor Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots suit purchasers
and the most liberal terms payments aud time, the
following lands, all lying and either side Of the
Military road in the Town Of Wingville Grant County,
Wisconsin;
Sec o Town 8, n. Range Weat--6i0 acres.
Nj Of See. ~, Town o, N. Range West-320 acres.
VIZ of See. 15 Town o. N. Range l West-s3z0 acres.
Swi4 OF Sec. ~ Iown 8, .Range1 Wet-lU0 acres.
E15 OF nwt4 OF See % T. 6, n. X. W.-S0 acres.
For particulars inquire Of rhos. }. Green 4 Co., al
Wingyille, or A. d. Mills The premises, agents foI
Miles White, Baltimore, Md
The property situated two miles west of Wingyille
SO fairly divided between prairie and timber, ana per-
fectly adopted for farming These lands are located IN
the highest parts of the county, but contanseverai liz
ing springs and water may b. had by digging
Wlngyilie, June 18th, 1860. l-tL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF LAKEY.

County Court. Grant County, Wisconsin. ~
December Term 1860 Present Wm, Mc19n,gA'
Judge In the matter of the estate q pasiu Lacey
deceased. .n4 . -,
On reading and fling the pettion q WI - -;
tesiate il Tie rown Of Muscoaa County Of Grant, ant
State Of Wisconsin, Leaving goods challels anu $500
lativea or Mn IS Inc stale OF Wisconsin, and praynf
that administration thereon DO granted unto mn
-Thcreupon it is ordered, that 1ne na;lie
&c si he heard before the tudge o. this court
iat the court house In Lancaster IN saia county, q
So slsy thez2sth aty Of January, y, saoA' ~ oh
o'clock IN the afternoon OF said dAy :,
olrad f,gti,er tl4t notice thereof be gwen TO a
persons Interested therein, By publishing ms oias
for three go successive weeks, previous y SUI s
hearing III the Grant County Herald WeeA's ~"
lpaper published at Lancaster, in said Cuhty'
a as.ws 1890 VIM. MoGoNIGAI, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
IMPROVED FARM
TInr, Pnaifiun Sale.

will sell at the lowest price, 200 or land, o.
acres thereof under cultivation and fencs we'll timber
ed watered; good dwellings, barn, various out build
ings orchart &e. The farm is situated miles south
east OF Boseobel and the Railroad. Terms, part cash
balance on time.
Also; several other tracts OF land about the same dis
lance from BoseobeI will be sold lower than any anS
in the county. Also, improved farm 81 half Sec
ii5n, miles southwest of Boscobel, good dwelling
sml orchard, 100 under fence, - acres piowed
well altered aud tlnbered am debt and determin
"a to leave for country, Terms, part cash, bal
ance tme Inquire OF the subscriber at Boscobel
( April 9th, A. D., 1860. 45-u ). J. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05

Sure REMEDY ToR A FELoy This
very painful eruption, with all the creme.
dies" recommended, is seldom arrested I'M
til it has run a certain course. alter causing
great suffering for two or three days ant
nights. The following IS said to be Ger
tain cure "Take PINT Of common sof
soap and stir III air-siacked lime till II is o
the consistency Of glaciers putty. Make |
leather thinble, fill it with this composition
and insert the finger therein, and 4 cure i
certain" This IS domestic application
that every housekeeper can apply prompt
ly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-05
THE HERALD.
Mildly Judge We Of Each Other.

Mildly judge We Of each other,
Be to condemnation slow
The gerry best have got their faiings,
Something good the worst can SHOW
The brilliant sun hath spots Of darkness
On his radiant trout, they say
And the clock that never goeth
Speaks correctly twice cay.
Do not mock your !. ighbor's weakness,
When his random whims you see,
For perhaps he something ike it
Every day beholds IN thee.
Folly heavens all our natures,
S0nndest metal hath It's flaws
And the rigid stole scorner
Is no wiser for his saws"
Every mortal hath his hobby,
1t may foolish seem 10 you,
But remember, bright or simple,
You have got your hobby too
Let a fellow feeling warm yous
When you clitieise your friend;
Honor virtue ia his actions.
ID yourself his vices mend.
Think not those who mortals honor
Arc The best the earth alfords,
For no tOngco Of praise doth biszon
Forth the deeds which God rewards.
There are fish behind in ocean,
Good as ever from ii came
And there are men unkDown ne no6ls
AS the laureid heirs Of fame.
Mildly judge then Of each other,
Be to condemnation slow,
Fer the wisest have their failiuga,
Something good the worst can show.
The sun himself hath spots Of darkness
On his radiant brow, they say
Ard the clock that never goeth
Speaks correctly twice day.