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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

NEW ESTABLISHMENT Mr.. 4. Reiseck
err an enferPr'Sing young gentleman. re-
Gently OF Chicago, it will he seen by our
advertising columns. has commenced the
Merchant Tailoring business in this place.
He has some very fine and fashionable
goods, which he will manufacture to order.
and we think there is no doubt of his abil-
i'y TO render satisfaction in every INSTANCE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is prepared by the originator of the Justly celebrated
Goes Cough Bs-m. Mr.. Coc Ia. prepared
cnal article for public and general but what has stood
the strongest tests and has always borne the palm
tory every disease il has been certified to cure
Will who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache. Cramp and Pains
the Stomach and Bowels Acidty Of the Stomach Cholera
Mprbu-, Dyscnery and General Debility, and
Of the whole systentry hut single bottle, will
again, if we fail in this case. own kn.wl-
edge of its merits, the united testimony of all who ever
tried it, the cnconiums Of hundreds of ncighbors
duty yourself and the beneficial result
the sunshine, all earnestly persisteny you just
try bottle. If what is not correct, if
ba il do that the operation Of the mcii-
cine is instantaneous and perfectly wonderful will
profession caterers the public health and
retire from the field, admitting that incompetent
compound medicinal preparation, which would be enti-
tied to ynrlr confidence.
Sold by druggists ecyrywhcre Price 81 per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

HoLIDAY PREsESTs--Paul has few
nice Sewing Machines. suitalle for Holt
day presents, which he will sell chcap.
No more acceptable present can lie made
yonr wife. daughter. sweetheart or lady
frie1d. than = good Sewing Macaine.-
Evcy- wife aud mother ought to lave one.
Al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Does not eXhrate and excite the patient sufferer, iko
alcoholic bttcrs and beverages all advertised dyS
p-psia but il is medicine wonderfully all
diseases of tho stomach and bowels
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

.s6xsw 'SronN.--Snow fell here yester-.
day morning 10 the depth of five or six
Inches. butssEw We 60 to psess the sun is
ss,n'ns and the snow melting on the house
tops. ave - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
aWithout good companr,all daip,ics :

'.Without good cOmpa all dain,ics 8
Lose their true relish. and. like painted grapes
: Are only seen NOT tasted" s - & -
Just so. the poet is right and without good biscuit:
supper loses its true relish. And now can any
body have good biscuits without the Chemical
Saleratus made by De Land & Co.; That is the
question.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

Piano FoR SaLE--A first class Piano for sale
on rea sonabie terms. A credit OF six months will
be given on a portio= of the amount. Enquire at
this ofhce. #.A If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

SEWING MAcHISEs.-Persons wishing to pur-
chase Sewing Machines, either for manufacturing
or family use, will find it<to their interest to call
1T this office. If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

l. Indispensable 10 the portmanteau Of every Traveller
il prevents dizziness sickness eli her in
steamers cars, and is neyer-fang preventive oi
danger from change of water and climate DO not do
without it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Will relieve distressc from food, purify
ach, in less time than il takes to write this line.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

Pershing q Co. have inst received .
fine supply of Photograph Albums OF al
sizes and, qualaiess and other goods suita.
bic for Holiday presents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
sept29. IS 3msnI

Solders-ye think Dr. 81 rickiand Is quite right IN
advising In his advertise columns Of
paper to take bo,tle of his highly recommended Anti
Cholera Mixture in kna~aeks ii the lives
Of If best soldiers Mothers that
do negectit You get II at the drug stores n fifty
cents per Betc IL Is the best remedy fr dhrrhea and
dysentery. ni-ltemly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

Is warranted TO do all have claimed for H. and
will furnish YOU certificates ofour best citizens and clergy
to bcck up statement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

Has equal in the world a remedial agent. There
preparation known that certain speedy
and infhle in its actioa-E.ieying and curing at
We say this positively
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
TO CONSUNPTIyES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable prescrp-
ton for the Of Consumption. Astbms. Brotehiiis
and all Throat and Lung Affections free of ciarge by
scndinz their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
- Williamsburg Kings county,
sept29. is-3msn New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

WARSAW. Indiana August 81, 1sci.
Having uSd one butte ri Pr Sccly~a Catarrh Remedy,
aia most happy IN beiug able 10 bear Testimony its
great merits 4 curative in any CatSrri Jf con,
oi 81 chronic uSUTy, coHeicr mine have been.
Respectfully, VATOIS BUTLER,
Principal Warsaw Union School
Preseatcdto C. A. RIrz, Advertising AGENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
Nj ARRIEl)

On the lst inst, by Rev. VIM. Atkinson, Mr.
HENRY ] SMITH to Miss EMMA VAN
SCHOIACK, all Of Marshall County
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
s Y NJ p Il O Nj -

The symptoms Of CatarIl they generally appear are
NJ first very slight Persons find they have a cold. that
they have frequent attacks and sensitive tho
changes Of -mpctgre La this condition, the ma
be dry, slight discharge, thin and acr aftcrward
coming thick and adhesive. ~ the disease becomes
chrome, the discharges Increased in quantity and
changed in quality; they thick aud heavy,
hawkc or cuughr on The secret Offensive caus-
ing bad breath; the Voice l. thick nasal the eyes
week. the of the smell i les>encd DESTROYED;
deafness frequently takes place. Another and
important symptom Of Caiarrl i. that the person is
obliged TO cl his throat in the morning Of thick
Shiny mucous. which has f,lleu down the heed
during the night. When This takes place, the person
be sure that the disease is its way the lungs AMI
should lose no time in arrcsing II.
Tie atore ba, sv ef ae my c.rraI sga,lo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
A SINGLE BOTTLE WILL LAST A MONTH
10 BE USED THREE TIMES A DAY.
TESTIMONIALS.

From hon 1hos. y. Turner Er Nsler 81 Congress- from
Illinois, late SfGktr ri Illinois House ri Representatives,
and Grad IaS oI l., !. end 4 n, r. the State IF
Illinois:
FaEEPcBT, October p, 1865.
DR.. u. IT, SEELYF:
Dear Sir-In reply your note of the 18th instant
would tina: severely afflicted with CatarTh for
wears, when became acquainted rh You and bought
two bottles Of y0Tr liquid CItarr Remedy Before had
used one bottle snsiby improved and before h,
second bottle was finished, completely cured.
recommend the medicine all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully yous, IIiOS. j. TURNER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

5 RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD
ING PHYSICIANS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08

Pcrshing Co., Bian Co. and r. 4. Lemon n, mouth;
Robert Cornwall. Bourbon John Kessler Boomingsburg
ID W. STANCE aud Jonas Miller, Bremen; John Cess Tip
pecanoctown; j. c. Smith. Marmont; aud BY druggists
and merchants generally throughout the United
Canadss.
-C.W RoBACK Compounder Of Stomach Bitfers Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, Distcr and Manufacturer OF
Catawha and Swedish Brandy and all kinds
Domestic Liquors which SOLE, wholesale in de-
sired quantity at Nos 81 So 60 ans 81 East Third
Cincinnati, Ohio. srtl5-4<ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is the greatest appetizer ever known-it not only
creates the appetite, but enables you
to easily digest your food.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
From the Louisville Democrat.
The Democratic Convention.

Alto O'Clock the convention assem- bled
in tho east ball of the Courthouse, and its
effected by the election of Hon.
j ohm w. Leathers temporary Chairman,
and Geo Baber Secretary.
DR.. Buchanan stated that invitations h ad
been rendered to several prominent Dem
pcrats. among others, Gov. Seymour, of
Connecticut, who, as be could not attend,
had written letter to Nat. Wolfe aud 9TH
ers, which he would read if the convention
desired it. The letter was loudly called
for. DR.. Buchanan then read the letter
(the same published in the Democrat)-
The letter was loudly applauded. -
DIR. Buchanan, in conclusion, said that
Seymour's name had been prominently
mentioned in connection with the Office Of
Presidency. and such a name would carry
the true Democratic ring aud waken the
land with blaze Of light.
The committee on organization were then
appointed, consisting of E. A. Graves. Of
NJ arion county; r. G. Palmer. Of Washing
ton county; Daniel NJ oar, of keuton county ;
Thos Turner, of Montgomery county; w.
B. hewitt, of Larue county,; ]. II. Frvzier,
of franklin county; S. n Bernard, of Trigg
county; JEFF. Brown, of Jefferson county; ;
Travis Coshrell, of Barren county; and Da.
vid c.. Ganaaway, OF Breckenridge county.
While the committee were out Hon. Nat.
Wolfe was loudly called for. He said he
hoped he would be excused at present, that
when the resolutions were a lopte1 hs would
address them on the current events.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion were announced, and reported as fol-
lows:
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Opposite Influences of the so1es.

Why is it that in ninety zine cases out OF
hundred those women who have been
brought up chiefly among men. who have
had no sisters, who have lost mother in
early life doubtless for many reasons sad
af1iction to girl) who have been dependent
on fathers on fathers or brothers for society
and conversation, should turn out the most
fascinating and superior Of their sex? Why
is it that ninety-rile cases out Of a hundred
the boy who is educated solely by his mo-
ther becomes trum plant and successful
man in after life? Perhaps the opposite In,
fuence of either sex is beneficial to the
other; perhaps tho girl derives vigorous
thoughts. expanding views, habits Of reaec-.
tion-nay more-charity and forbearance
from her male associates, as the boy is in
debted to his mothers tuition and his mo-,
theirs companionship for the gentleness and
purity of the heart which conf bipe go we'll
with manly and generous nature, for the
refinement aud delicacy of feeling which
adorn true courage; above all for that exalt-
ed standard Of woman which shall prove his
surest safeguard from shame and defeat in
the coming battle-a shield imperyiousl so
long as it is bright, but which, once soiledi
slides and crumbles from his grasp, leaving
him in the press OF angry weapons a naked
and 6efenseless man.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Lieut.. and Act. Adj 9th Ky. Inf

BoYHooD Boys. when they are boys are
queer enough. How many ridiculous no.
tions they have, and aud what singular de-.
sires, which IN after life change and shape
themselves into characteristics. Who re-
members when he would have sold his birth
right for a rocking horse aud his new suit
of clothes for money? Who forgets the
sweet faced girl. older than himself, against
whose golden hair he leaned aud wept his.
griefs away? Who recollects when the
thought of being a circus rider appeared
greater than to be a President, and how
jealously he watched the little fellows that
wore spanged jackets and turned somersets
and desired to be like them? If memory.
preserves not these caprices, or something
similar. the boy Is lost in the man. Happy
visiousl They come but once. and go quick :,
ly, leaving Us ever to sigh for return Of
what can never be again.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

HA,rY MARR1AGE.-The New York Tri-
bupe makes the following sensible remarks
on the subject OF hasty marriages:
There is not city there is scarcely
towpsbip, which does not number among It's
inbstitants woman who have married on
very hort acquaintance. only to be abased'
deserted and left burden and lifelong sor
row in the families in which they are born
and reared and which they imPrudently
and improperly deserted to share the Tor
tunes of relative strangers. II young ladies
wouId realize how grossly indelicate as well
as culpabIy reckless such marriages appear
TO the ewes of the observing they surely
wouid forbear. A years thorough acquain-
tapce with the mostcircumstantial accounts,
from disinterested and reliable witnesses, Of
verr~ least guarantees which any woman
realizes what marriages will reqnlre OF
stranger. Even then if her parents are not
fu,Iv satisfied as we'll as herself, she snoui"
hesitate. Marriage is an undertaking ID
which no delay can be so hazardous as un-
due precipitation.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

REAL Power Wealth. we are told, is
power; talent is power, and knowledge is
power. But there is mightier force in the
world than either of II ese-a power which
wealth is not rich enough to purch ase, nor
genius snbtle enough to overreach, nor au-
thnrity imposing enough TO silence. They
all trem BILE in its presence. 1t IS tru th-the
really most potent element of social or in
dlvidual lite. Though tossed upon the bill
lows Of popular comm otion. or cast IN
the seven told furnace of persecution, or
tranpled into the dust by ths iron heel of
power. truth is the ons understandable thing
in this world that loses in no conflict, suf-
ferS f!on no ms slsaIe Az abuse ,4nI ma n
tains its vitality and completeness alter
every assault.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
FIFTH KENTUCKY INFANTRY.

List of casualties in the Fifth Kentucky
Infantry, Col. Hawkins, commanding, from
May 9th to June lst, 1864:
Field and staf-Wounded Adj. Thos. B.
Cook, sew.
Company A-Wounded: CaptJ H Mitchell,
Sergts S Davis, Henry 5 Marshall, J A Hath
away, sew; Geo w Serer, slight; Ii Dedman,
mort since died.
Company B-Killed: Sergt South, VIM
Rion Wounded: Geo CLANCY, John Engate,
sew; Enoch Watts, Dan Baker, John w Ed
wards Slight; James Cochran, mort, since dead;
Corpl John Oliver, slight.
Company C-Wornded: Capt T Il enry
Lieut. NJ B Cox, sit; Joseph q Lykins, w i
Cox, Jesse F Mcclure, w JohnstOn, Ed Y
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
SIXTH KENTUCKY INFANTRY.

= b
List of casualties in the Sixth Kentucky in
fanty at Rocky Face, Resaca and Dallas, from
May 9th to June 1st, 1864 Col NJ. 81. Cofer
commanding:
Company A-Capt B McCIasky, comd'g.
Killed VM Welles. Wounded; Geo Stone,
mort; Corpl Maxley, leg amp; Corpl R Maui
ty, L D Osburn, I CraYcraft, n Bernard, II
Company B-Lt j H Higdeen, commanding: co
Wounded: 1t j Freeman, mort T Cecil,
slight
Company Capt Noah, oomdg. Wound:
ed Sergt S S Martin, sev; r J Hipdman, leg,
amp; H Cooper, mort; ] NJ Pitman, sev. .,,,.
manding. Wounded Capt D E McKendree,
mort; Corp E Jones, mort, (since died)
Company E-Capt G Page, commanding
Killed S Borders. Wounded; .Sergt w w
Franklin, COrpl W NJ Stembergen, scv Geo
Company G-Lts NJ Orr, command nm Killed:
c H Dawson. Wounded: Sergt T S, Gillis,
Corpl G L Shelly, VIM Lyons, James Searcy,
w L Route, sew.
Company HIT Harmed, commanding
Wounded: Corpl Geo w Scott, Jas Masden,
(prisoner,) sew. ... ..,.
Company Capt R 2. Finn, commanding;
Compton. mort; Sergt J. NJ McCutchen, j
J S Gordon, G D Roby J n Onell, sew.
Field and Staf-Wounded: Lit G Clarke,
sew; Adj Y Hewitt, slight.
pitulation-Killed, 4; wounded 80. d.
In addition to the above, the Sixth Kentucky
infantry has lost twenty-six men whose names
lave not been recorded on the Surgeons books.
P. J. KEITLEY,
Lieut.. and Act. Adj 9th KY. Inf
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
IL. ia w hlNS.
Colonel 5th Kentucky Infantry.

NINTH KENTUCKY INFANTRY. -, :, -
List of casualties in the Ninth Kentucky in
fantry at Rocky Face. Resaca and Dallas, or
New Hope, from May 9th to June 1st, 1854;
Colonel ]. w Caldwell, commanding: ),
Company A-Capt w Gillum, comd g, Killed:
1t I A Mclean, j W Edmonson, J NJ France,
VIM King. Wounded Jesse lCorhelius, sew
Sgt H Barker L B Finch, d W Grinter, w G
Walker, T E Gillum, R M Hogan, slightly: -.
Company B--1st 1t II Ellis, commanding:
Wounded Jas Burba, slight
Company Capt P Newman, command.
ing Killed: Sgt K Wickliffe. Wounded NJ
Company G-Capt John Williams, cond g.
Wounded: r E L Adams sew; J 81 Herson, 8
w Butcher, Jas Dudson, VIM Beauehamp, X
Roberts; sit. .....-.. . -;
Company Hist 1t 81 Buchanan, comd' g.
Killed: Sgt w w Chamberlin. Wounded: J
NJ Ashford, dang; W Rickets, seV; L W Ap-
plegate. sit. - - r-rv G
Killed 6, wounded 21--total 27. ..,,.a.
WM. D. CHtPLEY, Adjutant.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 8

Henry, Dan Cumming, John Tackett.slt; Sergt
John Franklin, Isaac Salyer, VIM Raldon,SJ
w Williamson, Joel + Mcclure, sev. Killed
John Read. r.,
Company D-wounded: Lieutenant Hayden
Furguson, sit; Sergts Geo WlSewell, E VIII
liams, j J Lancaster, Thos Candill, James NJ
Darnell sew Killed: VIM Fouts. - 2,sas
Company E-Wounded Corpl VIM Moore:
Henry Tucker, Willis Smith, sit Corpl 81
Gwinn, Sergt Geo w Smith, mort, both dead
Company F.Wounded: sergt N Sparks
H Jones, sit; Sergt D D Shyler, Geo W Metz
calfe, G N Jones, Henry E Funk, sev; Corpl
E Van Frees, mort, since dead "a
Company WOUNDED: Lieut. w n Fish
back, F Whitaker, c NJ Humphreys, 10
Bayless, A J Thompson, sit; Capt 10 Desha,
Lieut. H Cleveland, since deadi J Craig;
sew; Jacob Kreiger, John NJ Rodgers, s F Craig,
mortally. -t. =. E-..-I
Company K-Wounded: C h Menziesi sit;
Sergt Rodgers, severely.
Recapitulation-Killed 4 and 4 mortallJ
wounded s; wounded, So. ..,-:-:
HAVKTNQ
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

Prentice remarks in view of the living
done by telegraph, that Professor Morse
may honestly think that he invented the
telegraph but doubtless the devil suggested
ii to him.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Niger Doodle Dandy.

Yankee Doodle is no more,
Sunk his name and station;
Niger Doodle takes his place,
And favors 'malgamation,
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle's all the go,
Ebin shins and handy,
"LoyaL" people all must bow
To Niger Doodle Dandy.
The white breed is under par,
1t lacks the rich a-romy.
Give us something black as tar.
Give us "Old Dahomey."
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle, look at himl
No barren soil o, sandy,
Full of scent and southern vim,
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
The Grecian nose is "out of joint"
Can be pulled too easy,
Give us one without point,
Flat and black aad greasy.
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle, oh, it's NIGEL
The stock is getting handy,
Chandes good to get a splice,
With Nigger Doodle Dandy.
Biubber lips are killing sweet,
Rinky heads are splendid;
And oh, it makes such bully feet
To have the heels extended.
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle up and down,
Ebon shanks are handy;
Wreathe for hi Apollo's crown,
Dear! Niger Doodle Dandy.
Niger Doodle's ali the go,
It's such rich inventions;
All the schoolrnarms like it so
They will not brook detention.
CHORUS.
Mix the colors, ftir the paint,
Like sugsr-loaf and brandy,
Father of the coming saint,
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
Look at distant Beaufort now,
How the thing is workin',
Just as slick and nice, 81 swow,"
As butter in a irkin.
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle, aint you sweetf
Aint you very handyl
Amt you precious hard to beat'
Oh, Niger Doodle Dandy
Helps getting very scarce,
And wages are alarming,
But contrabands are coming fast,
The southern hive is swarming.
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle, KiIky Crown!
Amt you very handy
Wont you bring the wages down,
My Nigger Doodle Dandy!
Niger Doodle works so cheap,
The thought is quite bewitehin;
Wont he make bully sweep,
or warehouse, barn and kitchenf
CHORUS.
Niger Doodle, amt it nicef
Labor cheap and handy,
Working for a paltTy price
Suits the Dusky Dandy.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

L lock upon DEATH said Franklin, 10 oe
as necessary to our constitution as Steep
We hall rise ed in the morning.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

Cut ids arrows are not shot to much ad'
Eantase g from o v-leg.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

The famous gate of Billing doesn't lead to
cooling.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
PRESIDENT.
Hon. G. A. Wickliffe.

Hon. &. a. Wick life.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
1ss District-Dr. Duke.
2l District-R. L. Houston.
81 District-Travis Cochreli.
4th District--Dr. Z. G. Palmer.
9Th District Ohm IL. Harney.
9th District-Thos. Lindsey.
7th District-r. j. Frazier.
9th District-L. NJ. Cox.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-03
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

What different world this would be il
all men did their utmost to keep clear
of debt How much less of bad feel
ing, anger, hatred, sin and misery
should we see in the world if men
would promptly pay what they owe
each otherl
There is a large class in the COM
munity, who, / am happy to say, do
strive to keep square with the world,
who are really honest in heart; and
there is also another class who are not
troubled at all if their debts are not
paid, indeed, they seem to be
troubled n great deal if they are obliged
to pay them. There is also another
class who would like to pay their debts,
but who do not seem to have sufficient
energy and perseverance to shake OF
the load with which they have allowed
themselves to be encountered. As
there is not much hope for those who
are already over "head and ears III
debt, nor for those mean, detestable
people who do not pay if they can help
it, will, in this article, address those
who are just beginning in life, who are
free from debt--farmers, mechanics
and others, who mean to live an honest,
industrious life.
l. Set this down as rule to which
you will strictly adhere when it is pos
sible SO to do-pay as you 90. Many
have begun in life with this rule foi
their motto, but have sadly failed il
the observance of it. And why have
they failed? Misfortune caused some
to fail, but nine out of every ten, failed
because they We're somewhat deficient
in stern, uatiinching principle, and man
~ Independence, and because it some