davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDf.
Sir James Ciarke's
CFJERR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS well known medicine is no imgostl"u
Il but sure safe remedy &c Female lhheultr
aud Distractions, from any eaEss whatever aud
although powerful remedy, It contains nothing
hurtful TO the constitution.
will, in a short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases u Nervous and Spinal affections. Pain
in the Back and Limbs Hesviness, Fatigue on slih;
erertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Lowuess 81
Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and All
the painful diseases occasionod by disordered avs
tenn these fills will affect a cure when all other
means have failed.
These Pills have mover been known 70 fall whore
the directions on the 2ud page Of the Pamphlet
well observed.
For full particulars, set pamphlet, free. OF lie
agent.
y. B-si and postage stamp. enclosed &" any
authorized agent viii insure bottle, containing
m Pills, by return mail
JOB NOSES. Soc PropTietro
u Cortland 81. y. y. city
n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
M,sn1scrnN MAY Inth

WASHINGTON. May l0th, \. VI.
Liuut. jackson Of General Grants stsf
arrived here last evening. He confirms the
reported success OF our army. lie also states
that ON Thursday the rebels in their attack
on our centre captured nearly all OF two
brigsdes with their commanders Gems.
Seymour and Shaler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
FRrprRICKsrrRC. Nav lO.-Noon.

The cannonadiug has been inoessant all
the forenoon, not "a moment of lull has cx-
i-t,d since sunrise and | should not BE- sur
pri-ed Il Lee was making towards the de-
i,n-, of the Richmond a Fredericksburg K
L. a- the reports OF artillery seem 10 be
further and further hourly to the eastward.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
INFORMANT MAGNETIC DIsCOvERr

IMPORTANT MAGNETIC DISCOVERY
TION q cure al Chronic Diseases b. new and
II positive means Il Te;siliHJ and iasrsasirg Gag
Magnetic, ~ Life Forces of the BOdy.
DysDeptlss C1nsdmpslves, Eleala---s, OF tlUst
who have any ChrUnio 1iselse = tho secret ors
Blood may in this form o. Magnetism find a speed.
ami efiactual cure.
Full explanations II the great Discovery, s1a.
stantiated by several prominent and We4l-zn 70 :
scientific persons, viii be sent % any one D. IA
who vii incloro q stamp FOR rc'urn postage
Address Dr.. J. r. STAFFORD, Chemist,
AZ Broadway, y. lt
A-.-ll -.l--.--.-,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
Won Rezty-Prics 20 Cssts.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PAEwCE'S
Gen. Butler ia New Orleans,

one volume. octave. paper. Pr co . cents
WE, Obi, view Of -,sstI7- the extensive r,prlrr
demand lor TITS remarkable bo1s this edition has
been prepared. The PAGE AMI type arc s-liiaT %
those q H1rs v lz-1s- one Ct -4- less III
portaut documents are omitted ana % some IL
stances the account has been condensed, Vet never
so as o. interfere with che interest - Completeness
19rc.ti 6aAlv this book stands prc-caiaout in
interest among all yet oc.ls'orcd IS the rC1ei7 Oh.
d. "a. ec- and author combine o. render = ASSN
atiu- Fifteen editions have been called JOY rs ii'i
Al they ud 20 printed. u has leen most Warmly
commended hr the loyal press OF the country, M
scarcely i hy portion AZ least % -le English
press IS whom % is acknowledge % De c-nlple-'
vfudic1tion cf ten Butter from tho malicious
charges which envy and hatred lave b1o1g
Against him. 49,.
IL contains an aueci0tal sketch n Gen E1t.1-'a
brilliant and remarkable career a. the bar OF ia--
s-husets; a history Of tho secret movement IN tho
Charleston convention converse pms PEI a2en Uef
Butler and The +sadin- secess ou'sts 70 Nlsl.n-t1n
iu December t-f.'i The real plans 81 me traitors
t,er Butler Invited O.. Join them bis al .l-e o.
Buchanan, hi, efforts iu preparing I1ssl hlset'-
Or war; the cole rated ril.ei, VIZ Anulp PTS %
Washington Do. night march 90 b1l'li1 ore col
l-Hr vs. th Hcu. ~eHtt- Dis course no rlfc.' N'u-
-.a. tlc history & Gle cIH---5l-tr. BIS gee f'
the Nfmiui-tration how O. taEe Eicru1rtf tao
truth about The battle Of GREAT hethclf ts- Ht-
tsr.ts E1pedit'nn the secret history 10 o.. NcT
orleans EXPEDITION. the adventure ~ tho Hc-e1',
u getting o. Ship Island fully account % ti''
cautur. Of New Orleans the landing 20 t.e ir9. i'
iu Tire CITY. o. complete narrative C s'irr'5 '-
events Eltn o. large number OF la-IlF i1...-5-t--
ra-raf'rsz AND aue, .tes 1ever hliHro pawn h-- 3
the recall of Gen Butler, and the lnn9tilu given
olit Hv tine Government his present 0p mons upon
the great issues before U.s.
pages. price $50. Peoples EDITION, 7ro.- paper.
Is cents. Gcrman Edition si.et- sent .y 1---.l en-
For ale ~ Sf.sov z H,vtry. Boston. a-d ~ al
BOOKSELLER Published by Mason tEl-aEHs, 2
Mercer street. *. y.
May p. ""
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
M.sutNcrox Nav

NEW York, May :.
Gold sold this morning at l72i this al
ternoon at l72A.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
LATER
ArvANcE or IHE WHOLE ARNT--No SIGNS OF
TBE REBEL ARNT ~ FScNT-oUR WOUND
IN At TRFDERICHsBURC-
WasHrNG1oN, May ..

IN At IhFDbRlthebJh'' -
WAsHINGToN, May 2.
Inc following Is the latest received from
your correspondent with the army, dated
zen. Grants Headquarters. Piney Creek
Church. mile, south Of Charlottesville,
NAV oth
The whole army moved out Of the Wilder
ness last night and will be encamPcd TO the
right and left Of Spot.ylvania {. II. tonight.
The advance of the army southwark will
continue tomorrow. There is no slgn of
the main rebel army, either on our flank or
on our front. Our wounded are comfortably
quartered in Fredericksburg under ample
protection.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
PnI-nRFrTN. rOt-nREETTE.

POI DNF.I = =. TUi HTtF 7 7 =
TT1UF LON Manufacture Company, VIII on 'N-
1 u.rI-r-. o. % wears. a---1 C9er fr- sale u-.-
form nrj Gle % Poudretre ar low prices.
M rzps-ieucs or thousands &c customers s-cst
o. tha r.-f Chat u i9 ttl cheapest ard DE WY
manure in MARI %. and narrieu'ariv adapted ir
Tsfa--. 1r5. Isf-f8f-. and Garrsn 4la-.-
mo d -ru.D1 manufacture also ln>E 1. -~rr a
"a .-titurc On tiuruII. from hrrr. gl- sob a.4
.iara. zrouuf tine. Price $50 pep ton
pamphlet containing directions 4 % u,1. p i'es'
A. fp4y r4 had free 1r address n- n lH-.-- Cd t-a
LODI 'fANUFAtTUBfNG COS
ls Court. lurt St.. Sew i ora.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
rsoNrHF ARMY uosPrrAI--rHE

bloody battle-6eld-the mansion q the rieh AM
humble abode q the pco--from the Office end The
.s--ei dr.kfrom the mountain top, distant valleys
and fsr-or Islands q the occan-from every nook
and corner Of tho civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence of the astonishing effects Of DRfkEN
pLtvrtTIoy BIrTERS. Thousands upoa thou
sand. OF Letters ike the following may be seen at
our office.
REEnsBrRY. Wis, sept. b.. l-''.
have been 10 the army hospitals
f- f,urf-ou unonths-speechless sud nearly deal
A. AIr1n M. they gave NE bottle Of Plantatlor
Biffers Three bottles restored nv speech
anu CA. FLAUTE~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13


the main rebel army. either on our flank or
on our front. Our wounded are comfortably
quartered in fredericksburg under ample
protection.
40 RATTLE o. SUNDAY.
WAsnl>o1oN, May 10.
There has been no engagement at Spotsyl-
vauIa c. II. The reports Of a battle there
on SUNDAY published in the Nar Of this even
ing are false
GIN. sEpGwIoS
Gen. Sedgwick vas killed N skirmish
yesterday morning.
No ENEsY N SIGHT.
There were NJ heavy bodies Of the enemy
IN sight and Les vhereahouts had not been
sscertsincd
Gen Grants headquarters were between
Tcid's Tavern and Spotsylvania.
ADMIRAL FoRTrR's Plan.
Whatever Gen. Banks NAV do or neglect TO
do, Admiral Porter will no, desert MS gun
boat feet above the Falls. He has declared
bis intention to stand by it To the last. He
hss hope to he able to hold out month and
T. make any rebel, who may attack him
repent it.
Even if not relieved by the Army or by a
rise Of the river, Admiral Porter will take
measures to prevent his vessels from falling
into rcl-el hands 10 serviceahle condition
rHE REBEL RAN ALBENARLs-
I'nnot certain that the rebel ram Alheu
srle has heeu destroyed by the Sassacus
S3ms accounts say that II Was severely IN
Jared only The Bombshel token at Ply
uol,n bss been recapturei.
THE CUssEscY BILL PASSED
lie >=uatc disposed Of the National Cur
reucS, Bill to-day after spending hours OF
>o'ns % amendments most Of which were re
lec'ed The hill passed by IN t. -
The p, -lient Int - the senate to-ds,
'i- name # Col. Francis Fes-enden for Brig
saitr General IN" IT vls unanimously con
tB,od.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
MA.HlNcrnN. MAY IL

To Va Gen. DIR.
Despatch from the Army Of the Potomac
has ir,t reached here bringing dates TO P.
VI. yesterday.
Both armies at that time held their posi-
tious at Spotsylyana c. II without any
material change.
Tine enemy bad been driven To their breast
works. The 9TH corps under ten. Wright
had carried the first line OF the rebel rife
pitt.
There had been heavy skirmishins durin.
the day. Oar wounded had reached FREEZER
ick>hursh, and during the night some Of the
wounded were brought To Washington
The Surgeon-Genernl report, that ample
supplies Of nurses, surgeons and medical
stores have gone forward.
There hu- bccu nothing heard from Geu-.
Butler or sherman since my h-t Dispatch
ye-teray
T.. NJ. >rA>1oN. 80 OF War.
FORTRESS MoNRpF. NAV 10.
The following l. partial list OF tire wound
% in trout Of Petersburg
Lieut. Wood. 29th Massachusetts James
Swain, n New Hampshire J t. Ham
moni, o. Richardson, VI. Brady. G NJ. Chase,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

SOUTH MAEsAWs o., July - t7Hd-
ore young nan, who Lac necl sex
and not out % the house for two ears WITH >cEIla
80 Frvsfreiss after paving the doctors over $50
without benefit. has leen cured by ten bottles q
your H-'''-' EDWARD wOUNALL"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
N%Sss :,ssssss:;.:s-.ss:=,.--- -
A SURE CURE FOE

SURE IlEE run
These distressing complains is now made knoFn y
Treatise on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparl-
tons published BY DR.. o. Phelps Brown The pre-
sc-iptlon was furnished him IN such provicenti4l
manner, that ne cannot conseisntiously refuse %
make IL known, es IL has cured every BODY w1o -
rsei H. never having failed in single case. II IS
equally sure in cases OF ITS as OF Dyspepsia aac
the ingredients nav be found IL aay crugs5ora--
sent free all the receipt OF i've cents % pre-
nav postage This work Of IS octave pages beau
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
CONSUMPTION,

Bronchitis, Asthma, General Debility, sid gives
the hest known Herbal Remedies for their positiye
aud permanent cure Address DE- q. PhEtfc
PPOtyN- -. 10 Grand street. jersey CITY, NcE
Izrsev WOW"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
rBy crssy>cY BILL PASSED.

DALBnU'S MONTY iur June.
ID frank Le-lie's Ten cent Monthly.
Received NJ III $IENGToNN.
NsyFi.
T'HEFerry Boy and thu Fiusucier Or Tn. Lille IF
i crcrttar1 Gha-,.
rvF -ait - III NTINsIssH->
t'|v.ti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the
lsnaud brilliant and are exhausted nature, great
restorcr They arc composed Of the celebrated Csi-
isaya Park wintsr-reen, Sssssfrss' Roots, Herbs,
Sc. al preserved in perfectly pure S. CrciN Rum.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

SCUM UAEsAw, o.. July IS, ,5h5.
ore Young nan, who Lac been Sex
and not out of the house flr two years with >croiua
snd Ervsipelas AFTER paying the doctors over SIS
without benefit. has leen cured hy ten o1ti-es q
your r'''s-' EDWARD woUNALL"
The following Is from the Manager Of the Union
Home school Tor the Children o. Nu-rteeFs
U.vFyEYER MANSION. tIFIY-SEvEyTH ST.,
New York, August p ISIS.
90 ps. DRAsE. Your wonderful Plantation BAT
ter. have been gwen TO some Of cur hitIe children
suffering from weakness and weak lun=s Win most
happy effect. one little girl, IN particular, VIII
main, In her head los. Of appetite, and daily vast
inr consumption, on whom all medical SAIL ha1
beer exhausted. has been entirely restored. We
commenced wiki but a tesspoonfnl q Btters day.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased and
respectfully. Mrs. o. N. DEVOE.-
us owe much TO you. for verify believe
tbe Plantation Bittcrs have saved my llis
Ray. ". WAGGONER, Madrid y "
Thou wilt send me two bottles moreof
thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly
ha,4.-rtt-l hN their use.
nm friend. ASA CURRIN, Phnsdelphia, Pa"
90 have been great sufferer from Dys
pepsia, and had t. abandon preaching.
Thy Plantation Bltters have cured me
Raw J. ; CATHORN, Rochester, y. Y"
send u. tweuty-i0ur dozen more Of your Planta-
zion Bitter. the popularity Of which are daily In
.rea-in- with the zuests Of our house.
SYKES. CHADWICK Z co,
Prourietars WIZARDS Hotel, Washington Dc.
90 have gwen the Plantation Biter' %
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most A.
toni-hin- effect ..-,,r,,.,,-s
Supf soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
- The Plantation Bitters have cured mo
Of liver complaint (which was laid up PROSTATE
and had % abandon my business.
II. y. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
90 The Plantation BitteTs have cured me
of arrangement ~ the kidneys and urinary organs
that has distressed me for years II acts Ike a
charm. -.. . N.,-
&c. &C. Gcf &C, &c, &c.
The Plantation Bitters make the Weak strong the
lsnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures great
res,orcr They arc composed Of the celebrated Cal
issya Park. wintsr-reen, Sasssfrss, Roots, Herbs,
SC. all preserved in perfectly pure ST. oroiE Rum.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

NV foRK, May L
Gold sold today At noon AZ Us. at ?
NJ at l1+4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
swi:GED MILK PANS.

4 NEH Article. Tor sale hr
y q. >. BLuDGEI'T Z 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

There has been no engagement at Spotsyl-
vaula c. II. The reports Of a battle there
on SUNDAY published in the Say Of this even
ing are talse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
!. - Re....rsctfnIlr. IL. o. ". DEv0E.-

owe much 10 you. for verify believe
t1,e Plantation Bittcrs have saved ny life.
RAY. ". WAGGONER, Madrid, y. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

Thou wilt send me two bottles moreof
thv Plantation Btters. Ny wife has been greatly
benefited hy their use.
Thy friend, ASA CURRlN, Philadelphai Pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

have been great sufferer rom 'y :
pepsia, and had g. abandon preaching.
Thy Plantation Bltters have cured me
Raw J. ; CATHORN, Rochester, y. Y"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of arrangement u the kidney, and urinary oITans
tbs, bss distressed me for years. II acts Ike a
c. C. MOORE, "a Broadway, NY
E~ &c Acf &c &c. &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

q. send u. tweuty-i1ur dozen more o. your Planta-
zion Bitter- the popularity Of which are daily In
.rea-iue with the Euests Of our house
SYKES. CHADWICk CO
Proprietors WIZARDS Hotel, Washington DC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

go The Plantation Bitters have cured mo
Of liver complaint ofwhch I was laid up PROSTATE
and had % abandon my business.
H. y. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

THr Grr,r CL9op PvuiFIEE, tbs sss1 H-'LT5
Ef--arFB. tNp THE 'iHsr PERFECT S-8LsG
ANu SUMNER MEDICINE EVER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

Gold sold at4P. NJ. at liz.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

90 Ihavc gwen the Plantation Bitter' 90
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most a.
CIV. .. ANDREWS,
Sup'' soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

From the Census Returns Of 1860, which
has Just been printed, it appears that the
State of Illinois produced the largest quantity
Of wheat and Indian corn Of any State in the
Union-Yiz: %, ,837, ,023 bushels of wheat and
115,l74,776 bushels Of Indian corn.
Pennsylvania raised the most rye aud buck
wheat, 5,474, ,78s bushels of the former aud s.
572 ,024 Of the latter
New York produced she most oats. potatoes,
hay, butter and cheese
Ohio produced the most wool and wine; TO-
6o6.927 paunds of she former and 56e SIT
gallons Of the latter.
Virginia produced the most tobacco, and
Kentucky the next largest quantity the for
mer l23, 3,968, ,3I2 pounds and the latter State
1o8 ,126,840 pounds.
Mississippi produced the largest amount OF
cotton, and Alabama the next largest quanti-
~ the former 1,202,5O baIes Of 400 pounds
each and the latter 989, ,955 bales.
South Carolina produced the most rice, and
Georgia the next largest quantity the former
I9,10o,528 pounds and the latter 81, ,507 ,652
pounds.
Louisiana produced the most sugar and mo-
iassess 22l ,726 hogsheads Of the former and
13,439,773 gallons of the latter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
be PREPARED EnR IRE arnpM.

The tendency Of the public mind is towards
extravaganza ia expenditure This feeling is
pervadiug all classes of society Money is
cheap and abundant. A paper dollar is de-
presiaied to forty-fOur cents, gold value. Cur
rency is plenty, and growing plentier. Come
easy, go saHy. is tho prevailing feeling But
sooner or later the present abnormal condition
Of things will terminAie-perhaps gradually,
perhaps suddenly. The values of all commo-
dities, including money, are fearfulIy "watered- !"
But when the crash comes the water will be
bailsd out, leaving only what is represented by
the gold stRBdaEd. Men are walking on high
stills, and are making long but insecure strides.
But all must dismOunt one Of these days, and
come down until their feet touch the earth
Many will be PrecipitaIed headOng who now
tower alofI Cd their stills. Wise and prudent
men will prepare in time for Ihe Inevitable
change. The class who will suffer by the ter
minasion OF the war are those 10 debt. A
merchant with stock OF goods on hand worth
say $50,00O and half paid for, will not realize
sherefrOm enough to pay what he owes
When the goods are all sold be will find him
self still in debt for them 1--WE TO ten IhSusand
dollars, and this debt he must liquidate, prin-
cipAl and interest, with gold or its equivalent
or so into bankruptcy. The consequence o
the end Of the war on the debtor class will ba
TO increase every mans dabts about 125 per
cent. An obligation of $4,000 will become
in practical effect, $4,000. That is. it will
require property or labor now in currency
$4,000 to pay it. A note outstanding draw
ing len per cent. interest will then draw whai
would now be equivalent to twenty-five pc
cent, or theTeAbOuGs. to say nothing Of th'
principal Of the note, the difficulty of who's
payment will swsll il = corresponding ratio.
Our advice is for every man TO pay off biz
debts, aud contract DO now ones; to pay casl
for whatever be buys, ssd il be cannot do that
60 without the article. Do not spread TO,
much sail. Keep plenty OF ballast in the hold
and see that the anchors are ready TO let g
when the hurricane comes, and thereby proven
your vessel from capsizing, laundering or dash
ing on the breakers Of lee shore.-CAicdg'
| Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
a WAR.LIKE WORLD,

The Opinione Nationale," OF recent date
gi ca the dismal picture Of she present bsllig-
erent condition Of the world:
II there be dead calm in politics, as we'll
as business among US, it is not the same in all
parts Of the little planet we inhabit. Three
quarters of humanity, in fact, are living 10 the
barbarous state Of war. There is war in
Poland, war in Algeria, wsI in Tunis, war in
in Mexico, war in ibe United States, war in
Peru, war in New Zealand, war in China aud
Kaehgar, war in Japan, war in Afghaniaian,
war iu twenty countries in Africa. This is
unfortunately, enough to discourage the friends
of universal peace, and who can say they will
not meet with still greater disappointment
next yeGr7 Italy, Hungary, Poland, Den
mark and the SlavOnisn population Of Turkey
are not, it must be confessed, in the mos
pRciio humor, and TO those who study tbs
general situation oil our eostiDent, ii is qaite
evident that tie general situation, instead O
getting better goes on from day to day getting
more and more complicated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-09
CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT,

The man who is obliged to be constantly
employed 10 earn the necessaries of life and
support his family knows not the unhappi-
ness be prays for when he desires wealth and
ideness. To be constantly busy is to be al
ways happy. Persons who have suddenly ao-
quired wealth, broken up their active pursuits,
and began to live life Of ease, waste away
and die in very short time Thousands
would have been blessing 70 the world, and
added TO common happiBess, if they had been
contented to remain in an humble sphere, and
earned every mouthful of food that nourished
their body. But no ; fashion and wealth took
possession Of them and they were completely
ruined. They ran away from peace and pleas
ure, and embraced Q lingering death. Ye
who are sighing for the pomp and splendor
of life beware Ys know not what ye wish.
Persons who are always busy, and go cheer
fully to their daily task are the least disturb
ed by the fluctuations of business and at
night sleep with perfect composure. The
idle and the roh are seldom ever oontented.-
They are petuant, fearful, irrascible. Bid
them good morning and they ecowl. Nature
and art appear to have few attractions for
them. They are entirely ous Of their views
While in this state the springs Of life are rust
ing out and the decay Of death has commene-
cd undermining their constitution.--Anon.