, 1861-11-18
Gt)irago ,Gtiihtlt1e
MONDAY, NOvEM BER Is, 1851
LxTTLE-0R.NOrH1NGs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ Map Of Busy 1ine, its F1actuatsons
sao 1tsasess ooAeexas.ss--coWRaa. : ::
-nyou gi.e a1est, take one. ~
many puff. %t -
,.@Never fish for pra.se-t Is not worth the,
TO cfer advice to an angry man, is like
blowing against tempest
:, If you treat your, infedors With tsmf1isr.
ny, expect the SAND from them.
The beauty, Of behavior consists In the
manner not the matter, Of your discourse.
-Very fsw diseases are SO mortal as the
-NeitheF despise nor oppose what yeu do
not understand.
Love is the seraph aud faith and hope are
DUE the wings By which it flies.
The good mans life, like the mountain
he8Ten.
a woEan eheuld have no male friends but
those Who are the friends Of her husband
There Is no friend to nan 30 true, 80
Elnd, so real, and 60 good as woman.
Harmless nirth Is the best cordial against
The consumption Of the spirits.
Women should set good examples for the
men are always following them.
Insult not another for his want of talent
Jon pcsEeEs-he may have others which Y0u
want.
Make your company rarity, and people
will value it. Men despise what they eau
easily have.
-Value truth, however you cone By It.
who would not pick up jewel that 1ay on a
dunghnl
You need not tell al the truth, unless to-
those who have q right to kaow Il all But
let all you tell be TRUTH.
Ii a favor is asked Of yo0, grant it, If you
can. If not, refuee it in such manner as that
one denial may be sufficient
Wit without humanity degenerates into
bitterness. Learning without prudence into
ptdartIy.
basht1l He Who Knows himself, will not be
| lmpudeut-
If you are conscious Of being green, and
don't want folks to nee it, try to bs an iny;sI-
bic green-
When does f4rmer act with great rude.
ncss toward his corn? When he pulla its
cars.
MODERN LrTERATunE.-Most books in
| these days are GRe some kinds OF trees-a
I great many leaves and 10 fruit.
Why cannot the Emperor Napoleon IN
sure his IteY Because no one can be found
| who can make out his policy.
Ladies' are like vio1ats; the more modest
and retiring they appear, the more you love
them.
| The object Of all ambition should be to be
| happy at home. If We are not happy there,
VT caunot be happy elsewhere.
/ Its better to wear out than to rust out.
| We must not only strike the iron while it is
lot ,but strike till it is made hot.
I $-rt - ..
| Of less understanding By experience; the most
| ignorant by necessitTi and the beast by na-
| ture
| "A lively imagination is great gifs, pro-
| rided education tutors It. II not, it is nothing
hut 3 soil equally lu1uriant for all kinds Of
| seeds.
To pin our faith on another man's sleeve.
and submit to be led BY authority, deptives Us
Of Independence, and subjects us to Just con.
tempt.
| I'll have millions Of money" said dash
irg gent to girl about to run away with him ;
out 5ou might as well ecrape up all the
Jewels and spare change you have got.''
Affection, like spring flowers, breaks
through the most frozen ground 1T last, and
the heart which asks but for another heaza to
make it happy, will never seek in vain.
| AN IR1sHMAH's OPINION OF YANKEE.
Island, he'd get up next mornin' an go round
sellln' maps to the inhabitants.h
-"sam, do gou know Why that stick Of
wood you're saving is like tbs elephant that
Tas htre 1sst Week ~ "Tu be hanged if can
see any resemblance. Why is it, BiAY" 'tBe.
Cause you saw it, to be eure"
| -Don't let your children 1earn good aud bad
things irdiscriminatel7. To ba sure, the bad
might be eradicated in after years, but it is
wheat.
Not an oath is uttered that does not ii.
brate through all time in the wide-spreading
current Of sound; not prayer is Isped but
it's record is stamped on the Law Of Nature By
the seal Of the Almighty's will.
Home can never be transferred, never re-
| psated IN the experience Of N individual Tx
p:ace cousecrated to parental love by the in
nocerce and sports Of childhood is the onl1
home OF the human heart.
The sEeeteat sud most satisfactory con
necsdons in life are those formed bet~ cen per
| cons CT congenial minds, equally linked to
gether By tie conior1oity Of fLcif virtues, and
by the ties Of esteem.
Too much preclsenese and eo1eunity in
pronounciug what one guys in common con
Versat.on, as if o1e was preaching, ia gener
ally taken Tor an Indication Of seltconcait ani
arrogance.
FR1EEpsHR.-True friendship increases q:
LIES end approaches, just as the SHADOW
1engthens every degree the sun declines to
ward the setting sun.
! BE careful Of your word, even in keep
ing the most trif1ng appointment. But de
Eet blame another for failure Of that kini
till you have heard his excuse.
20 fot enoeavor 10 shlne IN ail compa
naes. Leave fq9In loE yonr hearers 20 fnas1n'
scmelnng Elsnm you neyona al You hav'
.. ed, the more gou are envied.
Nothing is more unnanne1ly than to re
neet On any mans profession, sect, OF natula 1
, 1nnttnty. 5, n9 mno eate ~ "ealtss Au4ses
! snotne1s sentose, ploFohea 1he skfohge5
} passion III honan nasute~
) He who talks too fast, outruns bis heal
1 | e1's thoughts He who speaks too f1oE, give
+ his nearer pam oy hnoef1ng MS thoughts,
/ floef Who 1fets n1s horse pg relnlng hin i
l. | too much>