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AYERS CHERRY pEcroRAI. FOR

u \ f-ts - IL ttNtAh TN TUX IL. 7 OK
Z he rapid cure ofCou-hs Colds. luaueura. Ilaar-e-
ne.s, Group Bronchitis, lucipient Coasampiiouaai
! f5r the reiefof Con-umptiye Patient. ia advanced
+ stages Of the disease.
So wide is the Gcll ofi.- usefulness and SO num-
eraus ere che cases af is cures, that almost every
.rruql ofrountrv atoundsiupersa publicly r0wn.
who lave been restored from alarming and even
desperate diseases at tic lungs hy %. use. When
once tried JOS superorty over eve y other ezpee-
where It's virtues are known. the public no longer
hesitate what 4nt.date g. employ ior the distress
iuS AM dangerous affections % the pulmonary or-
cans that are Incident 90 our climate. While many
Inferior remedies thrust upon the community have
allied and been discarded, this has gained friends
by every trial, conferred benefits on tie Athlete.
they never can forget, aul produced cures Too num-
erous and GOO remarkable 70 be- FORGOTTEN.
We can only assure the public. ttat is quality
rs carefully kept mp % tie best % ever bias beeuand
that it NAV De relied on o. do for their rel. 10 ami
that 10 has ever done.
Great numbers Of Clergyusn. Physicians, States-
men, ami eminent persana-es. hs.c lent the.-.
names O certify the unparalleled usefulness ~ ou-l
remedies. hut space here will not permit the iase--
ton % them. The AGENT below named airnishI
gratis our AHERIcAv ALvANAciu which they areI
given with also full description. oftae Complaints
they cure.
Those who require al lt.-lnts rgs-,..ss Q. Ilril
the blood viii lind ArEE's con. ENr. StEsArAaIllA
the remedy 90 use. Try it once. ami yau vail
snow It's value
Prepared by ]. C.. AYBR a CO.. L.acu Mass.
and sold boy a.l Druggists aud dealers iu medicine
every where. VS. m
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WASHNGToN, April Is.
Gen. Grant and President johnson had a
lengthy interview, and they agree perfectly
as TO iue policy Tor the future. Gen. Grant
spoke 30 thc highest terms Of the President.
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WA.nLNeroN. Anr. Is

Mosny has proposed o. Gen. Hancock TO
surrender himself and command by Tuesday
under the same terms accorded 70 the army
'oi Northern Virginia.
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To-voBEow.-A largeand finely -1lorsl Pho
tograrh Of Booth, the assassin. viii be on exhi-
b.tion IL the window Of Styles Gallery. to-
morrow.
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FREE PRESS JOB OFFICE.

y. B.-NEW TYPE. FAST STEAM PRESSES
sKILLFUL WORKMEy, CORRECT AND HAND
SOME WORK. and
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. AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION To CITY
SCALES.

M, hsrssg oriaass 5g me CITY C9zril Of the CITY
Of Darlington. 1s foii0trs
Z Sci. Such Scales as the Mayor may from time
o. time contract for in writing being for the use q
and under the control Of the city authorities, Tor
periods not exceeding one year. are hereby decldr-
al 20 be City Scales and competent persons shall
] he Annually appointed by the Mayor 10 have the
care ami use Of such scales
4 $50. Whenever a person, having purchased
load o. hay coal or other bulky merchandise, re-
quests the driver of the team employed 70 transport
said hay, coal or other merchandise. 10 convey the
same a. the City Scales and procure certificate
from one u the public weighers in charge thereof
the driver snail comply with such request under
penalty Of five dollars for refusal, AMI the weSher
am receive ten cents for each load weighed 20
be paid hy the seller.
CITY OF Burlington April 18th, 1855.
4 5. WIRES,
Presdsut ffhs Common Council
4 CITY OF Burlington, April 18th, 1865.
4 L. CATLIS,
Prssi2suf Of The Board Of AicsrrueH.
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Il f y r NS
RHEUMATIC AINEHENT


RHEUMATIC AINEHENT.
Theat;eution ofthe public is called Co this most
excellent fall Liuiments as perfect and speedy
for all the aches and pains tIat flesh il heir Co.
RHEU MATISN
Is caused by stagnation Of the fluids arising FROM
checked perspration-is cured hy aiew bottles OIL
kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
SPRAINS
are caused bv an over-exteusion and a sudden re-.
action Of the muscles cured 0y few bottles of
henneiy's Rheumatic Lu.meut-e4ually good for'
NEURALGIA.
The king 1fa pain, IS caused hy an inflammation OIL
the nerves. instantly cured by few applications
Of keluedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURIST
L an inflammation the lining q the rlls-is curel
- few bottles u heunedy's Rheumatic Liuimeut-
BRUISES
smashing Of the tissues-is Instantly relieved by
keuuedy's Rheumatic Liuimeut.
CRANIP
Is a contraction Of the muscles caused by a sudden
stoPHage Oh the nervous huid which prevents ami
NAL life having ireelow-ls cured hv few april
cations u Kennedy 'sE heumatic LInimeut.
BILIOUS collie
caused 1y neural ga iu the stomach and bowels
take a tclspounful OF hcnnetr's Rheumatic Lin
ment in warm water every half hour untilcured
SOOTHART AND HOARSENESS.
Are caused hy an unnatural dryuess Of the gianisl
wet piece OF flannel with keunedy's RheumaticI
Linimeut, apply 10 90 going % bed, and you viii ncl
well iu the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OIL
THE TEMP LES.
& caused uy a pressure from iusensihle perspira-i
is cured 1y a few applications u a ennedy Rhu-
matte Liuimeut
WEAKNESS or THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around eaol
bottle.
FOR AN ULC GRATED SORE THROAT
You VIII takeone tcaspoorful Of the Linimsutsl
f1u- tea sp0olfuE If water. GarEe the throattwlc
dav. IN a Few DAYS 10 viii be we'll. This
tsssp0onful viii DO worth dollar % YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
and all Inflammation Of the threat tonsils and pal
sts witha dry hacking cough, yen viii dilute the
.Linement with four OF i've tunes It's bulk Of watS
-arsls the throat. and swallow the moisture. Tar
Hsusr fails
Il = good for To0THAcHE, E1EACHE. SWZLLEn.
FACE and ISFLANATIoy CT every Kind. Every fam
iiy should have a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxhury
April Z2nf. dawislow
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

A BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT sHOP
n at Wadhamis Falls, three miles from Westport
village and steamboat landing, Essex county, n,
" There is belonging 10 the property q nne water
privilege always available from a -ristmill dam.
INQUIRE Of y " Braman, or Z. H. Amos, at Wad-
hams Mills or Of the subscriber. at Fort Edward.
III BERSICE n. AsIES.
Aprils, Is6S o-ta"&wiw
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wnATrnE ILLUSrRroU> ABERN-

" hat THE ILLJ STRrOT> ABE,R ~
ethy said. "Hcl Fir. what the matter -,iH
Aocuethy. the great Ea-.- -lr-reu.tn a. c. lst.-
Gus looking Iatient who hai -ticI O.. consult Im
cob, nothing serious. was the reply '.uy stomach
and liver are cut of o-cr that's ail .no you -alI
ns' nothing serious" said Abernc-b' "ItcIi SOU.
sir. that when these two or-au- are aut of oricr as
sou callit thare is ao; a square inch OF the body
Inst is not u,re or less diseased NOR a drop 1f blood
a 70 that Is ir hellthfal condition. Nati'r- -lr
bee more true and Therefore it is oi thc very highest
Importance o. keep the stomach and liver 10 % t..-
orous condition. 1.-THE one i- weak and tie other
ire guar IN it action. tone and control them with
H0STETTER-S on EBRdYED >T0WECF BIT
TERN- the most genial vegetable restorative 8u
alternative taa; has been adainistersf a- cure f.r
Dyspepsia and Liver D .sease. Il is recommended
- listing ui.he1 surgeons and physicians of tic
United .>atc- Army. hy o1.cers Of the Arm and
Navy, 5y our first authors. by eminent cler.fse
IN fact. hy thousands of the most Intelligent %.
every class a. al uuequalled protective against
epidemic and ua.sriou, diseases, and as perfect
l innocuous, hu; at the same time powerful. .ny--
Grant and Alternative
New York House. 80 Cedar Street, s.. 3.
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FLOUR AND FEED.
wholesale and Eetsil.

W, s,a ts-r FLOUR '>o rTsn constantly
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MOTTO


. ATE UE VERMONT. fIJ. IS. Adams. Clerk 0
-..H'ea .4rty Clitteutsr County
lrt. here. certify that .l this second Tuesday
AU-. s. d. .-1, have duly opened, r-et and
sH-.t t.e -.- east HE Che Freemeu 90 -i'l L0I..-
r.e rl-.u towns there f 90 che First Tuesday
1il-r. a.. u. 1868 .l che election VI County Cone
e-ue-
ST.. further .r- q that Hon. Edwin ID. Nilssr
-H.e. ef. said elect u. Pie largest number Hi
woes HU. .. .- hereby les. l.a. @. have .eeu tlIt
....-a. U.lu-. .l.I -..uer 90 said County jig
..e year ensuing
Given under ug hand 10 Burlington. i1 said
.autt. tI.- Second Tuesday nc April A. d. l---
r. ADAMS. CLERK.
uV
,,-...-- -.,...-... .,...-.. .....r..-.--.-
\ N ~. ~.
. '''A.. --l- A--A-
rrt, tr-H s-r-'.L By PFC General 8srrut'g Or f.e
..ift or srle1rs
S.. T-..s,- entitled .. An ID. ir---r--,-.-.-
cd. r-.-t-t- r.--+,. ram 3D. a-,-,-,rsI ,ra7,1 .-
Pc. F.. ..-..-' -' s-,,.--t.l a. r.. ,5,,,-+ ~. --
--.-.- ,,,..F s-s f.4-E san ..,-ti-l-s mi t,ya
.-. b. ~. e--- 'i... y. r.--.. fs-- i-....- b
r.. "a. @,.. . -i ~ 80 ir5i.si 5v .,
--' ''
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UTICA. August -. I-fi-
DEAR E.-nCru-it me, very respectful 3, Oh pre-
sent sou with this certificate as token Of your
F.nlcr-ul SSH as phys stefan. and Of EoGr tepog--
Ie1tas1 gentleman.
For more than seven wears have been afflicted
sith c. ness Of nature peculiar to females, cN-
ccur tLIf was nerritltu f.r OFer two wears and
unable On move without assistance have had nine
different physicians In the LAST two years, nome %
whom could help me- Indeed o. use ther0wn war.-.
'thcy were completely puEz- j With my case, and.
that an the medicine I'm the world could not rest rc
me, nor even help mcH AFTER much reelection. n
consented tH rry your treatment had heard YOU
SD highly -r"-eu ot hy those whom you had cured.
soon rei lei the truth Tor myself that your supc-
ri1r s,il was beneficial, and that your treatment,
be ped me less than two wees Tn four wou-hsl
! was su much improved that even my friends Wcrel
ast1uishei- / continue 90 improve, and can nowi
ctecru4ly add this ms mite. with hundreds of oth
ers whose lives you have saved and rendered h.puy
May God bless on, Dr OAKS, IN your cnnohiin--
and beuefcent mission % sufcrin. humanity 7.
shall always be happy O. reply Co any who may re-
fer Co me as 90 your capabilities and Skill
am, dear sir,
Yours. respectfully.
Mrs. VI. Z. GREY.
No. 8. Whiteshoro Street, Utica. y. Y.
For re reuces see circulars 20 re hsd at his rooms
tHce hours from A. Vi. until P. y.
Rent ~ dawn
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FIs-vLA LArHaYyaLIs.-A wonderful c--. -.-
-uel .v Iir. u. a. oaks having come ul.e- o17
notice. We feel. the -relte--est c0uiIeuce in recon-
Ueullu- bis superior treatment o. such ls may re-
s1.etel with diseases NJ the eye. THIS cu-e al
Hart0ruce lf-er the ease bad been pronounced tr
eminent physicians ircurah.e. and the eye entirely
DESTROY ell and lie ct- paired Uf. Tie cye is a-
wen. healthy and brilliant as ever. and mo- one can
discern Che difference. IL is really wonderful cure
and would grace any % uur 'meI.e cal records "
Success Oh u- ua.s ami bis superior treatment.
which is RELY new.
Utica NAY -.s- SD.
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HAIR DYE! HAIRDYE: s.rCHE

'AAN - = nam ~ t. ~ " r
ors Hair d. is the best IL the void. Tie oa-l
true and ic-fect Dye-Hlruless-Ilstaut
and Reiiaoie-pro uses splendid Black or Satul
al Brown-renedies the I'D effects Of BAD Dyes au.
frequently restores the Original color. sold ty ID
Druggists. TIE genuine is -iguei W. a. Batchc.a
80 Barclay street, New ora.
Jan. %. lsf7. dawig.
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!SGH RHeHhn Ointment
FOR SALE.

FARM ofIi2 acres, plea ssntly located g. the
\ town uf Williston, two miles frem Whilst D
VILLAGE. six miles frcrl Burlington and tw" from
Fssex Juuci Said Farm will be sold On reasffl-
able terms P9r further particulars inquire Of W.
TAFT, OF Geo. LsndoD, Hillistou. WJ5U6'
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! ~ \ Ii 4 L. n W -.
i rVHE sion Bounty due soldiers dischar,ei Tor
( 4 wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention O. claims In
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
sands. We have already collected and paid over o.
soldiers and their heirs over 5000 and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions f0r
ten dollars. and collect Bounty and Back Pay for
Gen per cent, AMI 90 pay until AFTER have sue
cseied.
Tho f-ry He-s'e is published monthly. and IS de-
voted o. the interests Of the soldier and bis heirs
.1 whom it Be- invaluable Write rs and we will
send r1u copy free, or for fii-fu csr's W % send
You hy return mail a fine engraved tinted Likeness
Album s.rel uf Il. Gen Grant, and the .frmg Her-
~ i1r ono gsar. To persons sending club Of four
we VIII send. 1rsr7iHl, an additional Likeness and
The He-z'ff or one year, and for each additions
subscriber additional likeness % the gctte- up of
The Cluh. So that person sending Us a Club OF ten
and g, viii be entitled O. receive hfrasrfC ssrrr
Licenses and The frmy Heraif FOR one year, and
ior any other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. April fs 1861
We take pleasure In saving that G. G Bruce ESQ
has complied with The set OF Congress afAo-f-fro
certain PERSONS 20 act as Army and Navy Agents for
the COLLECTION Of war claims aeainzf the Government
and % recommend him 20 all persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly.
Urifsd St1fss Se7et9rs-Benianin ?. Wade. John
sherman
Me7zse-.of cerg-,'s-E r. Eckley. wm. John
GO z. VIM 3. Allison.
June wtvr
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SEV'E.s-THSRTY.E0.F.e

These Notes are issued under date Of Jgas 18th
sos, and are payable three years from that time,
IN currency, or are convertible at che option of the
holder into
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THE VERY THiSe FOR TIE TiSrs.-If there is one
thing more than another that comes IN good time
Just now, il is the FAMILY DYE CoLoRs Of Howe 4
Stevens. Their use will save the necessity Tor pur-
chasing many garment. the more particularly
among the ladies. For a very triing expenditure
old things may be made to look as good as new
These dyes include some thirty mere colors, are
entirely reliable and can be used with the smallest
amount Of trouble The process is very simple, Just
a. the result is very certain They can Re used Oh
all sorts Of iabrics, and when colored. VIII nttler
crack. smut, rub of, OK fade. The demand for them
is immense aud their use almost universal 1851
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THOMAS {. HILLS ESTATE.

District 0f Chittenden. So Ell in the estate OF
Thomas G. Hiil, late o. Charlotte in said District,
deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and flr tie nst-ict oi Chittendeu, the 81 day o.
April A. ID. lsf7 an Instrument, purpOrtins % hc
The last VIII and Testament ofThomas &. HI late
of Charlotte In said District, deceased was present
cd % the Court Aforesaid, fHr Probate. And 10 Is
-dcred rs said Court that the 29th tas of April A.
ID. i-f5. at the PROBATE Court Rooms 10 SAID Bur
liu-t0u. he assigned for proving -ait Instrument
and that notice thereof be given 90 all persons con-
carned. by publishing this order three weeks sur-
eesslreiy In the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed az aid Bur. .netDl, previous Go the time
appointed
TurHEfoRr. you are hereby notified O. appear
before said Court az the time 1nl place aio-es' %
and contest the probate Of said viii, ID y'1 have
cause
Given uud,rmy hand az Burlington 10 said p.s-
r-.c;, this Sd dag Of Aprll A. D. l-e5.
T. E. WALES. Judge.
wffwr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HORACE LOOMS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons concern
District Of Chttenden. S. ed in the Estateof Hor-
Loomis late OF Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased 6REEfING.
At Probate Court holder ~ Burlington, within
and for the District Il Chitteudeu, the 18Th day
~ Arril. A. u. 1865 an Instrument, purpOrtl rs
-1 be the last WIN and Testament, Of Horace LOOMS
late N Bur.irgtrr. ir said District. deceased,
was presented % the Cour. aforesaid, for
Probate. And IL is ordered by said Court 'ha' The
20 day Of MAY. A. d. l,6j, at the Probate tour-
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned Tor proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof he given
O. all persons concerned by publishing this order
three Wcess successfully in the Burlington Free
Press. newspaper printed az said burlington
previous 90 the time appointed.
TuHEFoRE, You are hereby notified % appear
e@-s SAT- Court, az the time and place Aforesaid.
and c1ntes. ti-c prcb-te cf -o'd will, II you have
cause.
Given under my hand az darlington In ssid Die
riot, this lth day Of April, a. d. 1855
wi1wj T. Z. WALES, fud-e.
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By authority o.. The Secretary ofthe Treasury The
urd~-''-nei has ass4ued The Geurral SUBSCRIPTION
Agency for the sale Of United states Trea.ur,
Notes, bearing seven ami three te n. pss cent iu
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No. 6 College street. Burlington, Vt.

No. g College street, Burlington, Vt.
AN ORDINANCE N RELATION To STATE PAY
OF SOLDIERS.
Hishe-,.v oriqasf be- tis CRY C9sH-ii a. foi'9s's
That the Mayor Is hereby authorized % sign al
orders drawn upon the Treasurer Of the State q.
1.-The extra State pay ofpersOns whose families res-
.iu this city) entitled O. such pay.
Cts of Burlington, April 81, SIS.
5. WIRES.
PrsytIsnf 9f the Common Council.
City Of Burlington, April Sd, 1860.
A. L. CATLIN,
President ~ tls B01ri Of Altman.
N ORDINANCE IN RELATION To STATE PAY.
M, h.rs5y o-Iiuei bg he Cify Coaaeil Of tie city
Of Darlington. Is fot9rSs
In the case Of the absence Of the Mayor, the Pre-
ident pro fempors OF the Board Of Aldermen and
Actin. MAYOR is hereby authorized TO sign all or
der for the extra state pay Of soldiers in the same
manner as the Mayor
City u Burlington, April 81, 1876.
= WIRES,
P-esilfuf 0ffis Common Council,
City Of Burlington, April 81, ls65.
4. L. CATLIN,
President or The B0grt Of AidsrHteH.
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FRANCIS ROWLAND.
Blindness Of Forty Ycar'> standing Cured

]. samuel Steere, Of Els Creek Ct-e=s County
In hereby certify til- have been totally Blind jig
FlErT YEARS and lage been uuter -ae treatment
No the most experienced aeu.Is-s ami sarge. u- 0f
Nev Y1r,. who have pronounced ms ease inca .e
base been under lr. IT. a. Oaks treatment o.
seven weeks have seen him but three times, an.
tar the r-- time to-day these many years. was enc
bed t1 discover uHcc-- clearly twenty rods distant
can also see tU read bis LIue on Dis w.lclw shades
which have done iu the presence Of witnesses, from
excessive del Zlt 40 returning vision. When ar-'
saw the Doctor, I was completely Frustrated i1
bodily health. lie has completely restored me. and
I a- FeT happy 90 say that ] feel fully twenty
years yU11---. ana nearly I'D years Obi.
SAMUEL cTEEEE.
Utica. September SCR. i--1
WrSE,sE,-J. A. kidney '-i pr. Calvin kinney
Frankfort. Herk.mer County.
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= z ~ = =
WHATS True Indepsndenee .

4 When Ceeridge, in bis younger days
was offered, share in the vel elI,kuow o, Lon
don Journals. by which be could have mad
1 lwolbousapd pounds alyear, provided b.
wonld devote bis time seriously TO tbei
! Interests, be declipeje making The reply s,
4 often praised for IT'S disiniereste ednessi: h,
would moi give mp the couotry and The laz,
reading of old .folos for two thousand time
two thousand pounds 10 short, beyond
three bundled end ffiy pounds year. ]
consider money rs a real evil '"' ''ois''
There is an sfftctntion Of independence
OF which Even greater minds are sometimes
guilty and which often passes fot The zen.
fuihe article ',,Of"lbis character was Cole
ridges conduct on hat occasion Uuthink
ing niihds gave him. credit for noble
iisfegard. Of ,Mlnmou; said, signing. that
/, was a pity SO few were like him. and
fpropbesied ihst the World would be ibou.
sand fold 'rit'ber.." because be went to the
country, aud refused to drudge at, the edi.
toriol cor. 10 Alas now his Career is run,
bow plain 0 see their error The lsay
residing Of foII'os led to lazibess 10 every,
thing else, nay,to the worst form Of Iszi,
ness, the fudolent gratification OF mind and
cense. DegenetatingJ into an opium eater,
and mere putposeless theorizer Colerdge
wasted time, talents and health came 10
depend ID old age on the charity of Others
and died at last with every ote regret,ine
even his friends, that be had done nothing
worthy OF his geuins ''' Dn@ y''"o't POE
" The world is foil Of men who have Cole.
tidge's faults, without Coletidge's abilities
Men, ho cabnot, or will not, see Beyond
the ptesent who are too lazy TO work for
more than temporary Subsistence and
who squander,s in pleasure Or idleness, ener
gy and health which onght to lay uip
captal for old age. The journeyman me /.
chanic, who stops labor when he has earned
Q certaiu weekly sum, on the plea that he
has now enough TO last tiIl Monday, will
never rise to be a master. much less a mil
lionaire. The lawyer, who neglects his
books, because some friend tempts him to
ride, or invites him to diuner, will always
remain unknown and unemployed. The
clerk, who thinks only of doing as little as
be can who lives merely to draw bis salary
and expend it, will never become mer.
chant, or,yif be does and retains bis old
hsbiis, as he is almost certain to do, will
soon be gu insolvent.' Itis folly it ia crime,
to think the present is oil we need to care
for ito forget old age; TO lay back nothing
for a rainy day. Nor is this ALL Most
persons who are guilty of this neglect. in.
stead of asserting, as they think. their in.
dependence, only betray how strong hold
indolenee or sensual qualification has upon
them. Better. far better, had Coeridge
VOL ked " hen he was young, than lived, 70
be what he became, q dependent, If not
beggar. "a IN 1lgAa HHs.--sEAy = ~