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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05

1t is stated by prominent senators in
Washington that Secretary Seward has
concluded secret treaty with Napoleon.
hy which The United States is debarred
from interfering with Mexican affairs.
Maximilian, after the the withdrawal of the
French troops, will offer himself as a cam
dida;c for the presidency Of the Mexican
republic. and having secured that, he Is TO
take advantage Of any small revolution,
.ni declare himself emperor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05
I e n NJ S

Tuition FOR the Full Course, including Business
PenmanShip time unimited) $40 90
Teleeraphic Course. Reg 25 90
Both combined. Is 90
Ladies Course Is on
Teachers Course in Penmanship, 1900
Discount 10 minister's children and disabled
soldiers.
To any vino have doubts concerning where ~
GO TOY Business Education, we say-if .ou study
one week with us, and find NE have deceiv ed YOU
by false representations, ask for your tuition fee,
ami il Will he refunded
Do not fail TO send for Catalogue and Circular
before going elsewhere.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05
Vim. KiACAID. Jr., n c. HTLL, l.. r. PEN
FIELD. \. {. BfDEOUT-Tutors.

Ia addition TO the above. an effcien, corps es
Assistants is constantly employed.
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF
that usually charged in similar Institutions; while
the cheapness of living. The numerous educa-
tiOhal advantages of the place and the compare
conscientious.
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations 10 our crsdu-
ates, Tor il Is beyond the power Of any CONNER
cisl College to get situations for all lis graduates,
but we DO GUARANTEE tull aud cosrLErE satisfac-
tion TO students.
REMEMBER, we are not "link" in any body's
ch ain neither DO Law claim to go ABSURD a thing
"poten: on system of instruction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05
GENERAL WADE HAMPTON A CORE

VESEHAL w ADE nANPToN.--A CORE
spondcnt Of the Memphis 4rgs., writing
from Eggs Point, Mississippi, says:
Ten or twelve miles below here, at Lake
Washington, lives. in quiet retirement,
Lieu;euant-g general Wade Hampton. the
second greatest cavalry chieftan OF the
late confedcracy. lie owns two or three
extensive plantations, upon which he di>
7ides his time, ievoting himself chiefly to
tie congenia. pursuits of a representative
Southern genteman-boJks, Planting aud
the chase His former slaves, of whom he
owned several hundred. true to their an
eient allegiance and their own interests.
remain with the General, and are repre-
ssnted as conented and industrious
SiLE OF CATrLE.-Fowler & Earl hare
just sold to Colonel Templeton nineteen
hundred head Of cattle On private terms.
The sale amounts 10 about Sl1l,000, Or
asout so per head. The cattle are now
being grazed on Fowler & EarPs Benton
county farm, comprising twenty-five thou
sand acres, thirteen thousand acres Of
which are under fence and in pasture or
grain Fourteen breaking teams Of five
yoke Of oxen each have just completed the
breaking Of one thousand acres, and the
same ha, beer planted in ccrn.-Lctoysae
Courier, 2lst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05
BURIAL CASES 0E ALL SIZES

The public solicited to give them call,
and examine their stock OF furniture before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Plymouth Jaly 90, 'G5- n46t..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1866-07-05
DIR. BIGELOw

60 i the only Physician as a Specialist.
Ss& now in Chicago that can he entirely
~ relied upon. Go TO HIs. and not
~ suffer that horrible disease TO re
main IN your system. disfguring
~ your face and body, Decides destroy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

The ugly old witches Of the "Anti, ,,,av-
cry Society,"" At their recent anniversary
meeting, placed Henry Ward Beecher on
the "gridiron." where he was we'll roasted
oy several strong mi-ded Massachusetts
sPsnters Of certain age" Bcechcr. i,
sesms.'n the most insolent manner dec AIRED
the other day, in the presence Of a va,
multitude who apIlauded the horrid sen Il
ments, that he had "nsver seen the nc or,
woman yet that he would msrry."-Th;,
manifestation OF n dspraved and 2 dlcs
prejudice greatly incenscs = few touv h nm,
ssringy Old misc. genatsixes, who would b,
exceedingly hattsrcd il the Devil h,msc,
was to mako them an OFF, of marriage
They fell atraightway, too:t, and nail. uoor
Beccher, and as there wer a many .fr.ad,
men. present. they declsr cd that they hat
walked arm and arm with colored gentle
men IN Boston. New York, London. &c. &C.
and we're proud of the fact.-Thcre mr.,
about sixty thousand more women TIM,
men IN Massachusetts,, and the uplv 81,
maids who have beer, ..rocki No the csadl,
q Liberty there for forty ea.s have 10
s"1e desperate and are not particular
Lucy moro" shly sympa,hixs with the Gag
srness o. tho ugly spinster who. going int
the Woods to play that Providence woul,
he' her to husband, suddenly heard
ssluee owl enquire "mh0? who? mho" Re
garding this as a divine Interrogation about
the matter In viii b she was deeply inter
ested, the earnest seeker scrtcckcd at tn,
top Of her voice in rcpl, "Anybody, gooa
Lord, anybody"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18


VINO ARE aus DAcKsLiDERs? -Whcn the
radicals begin to complain that there Or.
backsliiers within their own ranks, there
hope for the c suntry. Col. F"rncv, VIII
knows better, perhaps, than almost any
other man wi at political treacl,csy means,
has become greatly alarmed at the cou' sc OF
the conservative republicans in acrtptng
Office ut the bands Of President johnson. -
II the President wcIld appoint democrats
to the snug places which the radicals cvi
de- tly imagine they have a right To hold in
perpetnity, what large amount Of political
capital mi.tt be manufactured out Of it,
and how eEectually it might be used az inst
him In the States where elections are to DC
held during the coming autumn But that
he should have the aud ,cit, to turn out
radical men and put into Office moderate re
publicans il, in the opinion Of Forney, a.
hsinOus crime IS il lie had committed the
objectionable sin. ~t.s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

" - - A0 = =
IODINE AND DAn1lIARIkk y
n = e: 81 q e: ~ 3: = ::
mia, d KID III, Ga b. z.
vEAptios) q ~ r1IRs.. ~
ic Sbss Eyes, lange9o d Iettsf. Scsso
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matjsm. Dropsy OF Gravel, Liver Cen
plant, Dyspepsia. Nervous AepEless
v General DEBILITY, I'll Chronic Dsssses.
and all Diseases arising frvm the nee o.
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the Extracts Of sever,. other vaicne nOoIS -
ehemicsl pcseess fos ohiai',g The ACTfsE PRIN.
ClPI.E Of thoss Rooss N lie rURE and @oa 49,
- ~ rSS.t: S n<s ~ ss.ss - . ma, q
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Sarxaparilla
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Purifying the Blood. producing hcsla ~ ~. "a
Impure and Dbl u:sitef - .hc1 % - b,
its Simultaneous aco1sE ON m ne various ORGANS
the b,dy II mpars lie and activity 70 the whole
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medicine can compare With
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and
SarsapariDla
For tn eure Of seronn. obs.is.e Old sores. letter
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Face Prairie Itch. lsn0is Mango. Missouri Scratches
and iii Eruptions ri the SKIN But for the cure o
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Gridle,'s Salt Rheun and TetteI
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purtnes the BlUDd and removes the carise, and tn
ointment heals the >oicr and kills the d-ease, an
TINS speedy and permanent cure In effected Bot
are recommended 10 Le used for these complaints.
Or. Easterly'e iodine 4 Sarsaperil1l
II rapidly anpescedins al Other Sasssparillas an
Blood Purifying Medicines Nearly ali the old Sal
saparillss are discarded worthless and nearl
obsolete. While this is every day increasing In popua
favor. Druggis;s and deAlefr eh0 EsrlserY laehse
L lime. II IL warranted Six Times STRONGER
| CHEAPER snd BETTER ihan Gny othsf HofsapaI
lila Blood Purifying Medicine now offered to th
Public. or no money viii BE- taken for It. Therefor
/ ~ for rag -3ysT
Or. Easterly's Iodine b Sarsaparill,
And take nothing elrc. ..l6s
Price Gridley's Salt kheum and letter Oiutmen
| Is cents per bottle.
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North Fifth street. ~ Lnis Mo sold at their Branc
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Fur sale by oil Druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18
The Galleries ofahe Caplto1 and
the Negroes.

Tho Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia sunday Mercury thus writes
I'VE. have some conside able pity Tor tie
poor, unfortunate blacks Of this district, " ho
arc urged on by the radicals to commit all
oorts o. outrageous tricks, that must estntn
ally tetiin Z teniold degree upon the colored
race. At hecapitol they have taken com ,leic
possession Of al the public places, ard on
Wednesday las We counted 23i contra
bands, Of the 6lth,cst character, in the salI-ty
OF the house, and as VIC left, in utter dis
gust and smazement, tho darkcys were pour.
Ing in. Alsrge number Of them had bas-
ksts, y it'll their dinner, which they est in
the galleries, as though it were an eating
oAloOn. The cushions are filled with vo-n,ilt
and it will take many = bottle OF Lyoa's
powder 70 : kill of the creeping things
TIA stick 80 close to The fi.thy contra
bands"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

Top Mrcn roR TUE SroMAcn.--A COW
died recently IN llardwiek, Mass, and on
e4amining her komncn, it vas found l. con-
t9in 10 nails, IA pieces Of stone of different
eisss. 8 pieces OF glass. a part Of mn carskcn
pitcher, or pot handle, besides large guam
tity Of smaller articles too numerous 10 pick
ont Of the stomach, weighing nearly one
poead. She was found entirely healthy
With lhc exception Of the. stomach, ao,i
notl!H ShdTt 81 the stomach of al ostrich,
could olgesa iancA . dish !, Tie pkekuusp.
don Of the ,NpefAf IL, that the COW needed
end crated 6obe, and that she swas so
greedy after Il - 10 ~ every hard sub
stance that came in hee -wsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18
ID II. j A M II 8.
Formerly Of James Loci Hcspitni. Csstom
House Street, Nss O,itaas, La.
EST I b 4 I b g d IN 1850,
10 now and has been pcrm'sn.ly Iocatsa u
10. So RANDOLPH STREET,
Between Dearborn end ssssts tss..
Chicago, ILL.,,
For the last four years, tor the cure Of
Olse Chrsssic, s11tressstal,
0yp hIljtIo
And oil Private Diseases


NJ. JANIS positively cradiratcr nom the sypse1l,
with out the aid u mercury iodds potar,, assspic,
sarral ssa. q any q those posoaou. dsu. - th.y
Wont y fectuay cure the poison only dtirr II up u
break GA At rome future time b IL must AIdeuus
pcct. Dr. James u,es nen'ralissr for syphils. ~
ihi,trrn We, :. and which gained him wosldwj1s
celebrity. The following ere some 81 the disra:ee
ci.sssd - "e 20 shi, III, pr jaime. ds,..ss be
nj ma dirrns emil ~s ., sexual debility diseases y
!hs back and Ionr Iaa !" ire S.cnss sss
Dirtsses permliar - 1snain such ssncnosrhea.
dyrmenorngia mrtorI hagis, cho'ort's. nervous d.
s'1ty Ss .1s cs Si ,;s:'sr , or-.n and tn.
Involvement II the most eminent Heal men apd The
m = entire southern ps~sa should nvince e: 49,
skepsscai that Dr. James can and Will p o' :" ~
The .iienilon Of those whs have private = snd !.
psuperly injured Themselves. by srxuhj ~xceA g ~
young. nnttng then sos sssinony, eusins g 20
csefy, producing IN its train CONSTITUTIONS deos"ys
p,'sSs ss:y end e ~ and ue..cho,,
Z: = :'. s:I s.s :s 20 :, s.s ].
pepitsiicn q ne Sssrs. 1y.prpss. asss.s.Ss, %!
islality Symptoms o. cnNruapton. &c. Msstany ~
fearful esects on The mind are more 70 Be dreeds6
Les Of memory. cOnfusl0n Of ldeas, depreealOu Il
sparie, evil isebodlnR. avessoe VI socssy. sslt1s
ti... love q solitude. t.disy. &C.. sus = -
fsSse si'iesed VIA ssy of IN. ssove diseases a
ympso1s sAould not fail ~ coll upop w. 5asss 80
- q rsstored v health snd hspptneas LII -
tae delcacy prevent yOu, but call q Onee I'D sovo
Soa5eeves nun ~ sWfel en0 tssTib1s cDaeeQuAoeso
81 these nuch-to-be dn aded ms1edies.
WeakSess II the organs Immediately cured. and fnl
vigOe festOscd. Dr. James, within tAe laGe asytso
year, has treated nre dlseasee II the vencfea tyre
seceeWtuly than eny 0sbef apcss h III siaed 0aas
ekin. Ok0d and gencfstivc UfRans, win testiDOnalD
6e0 proCgv u medical Colleges sad lsum hspDolol,
heAs tesumOolals d. mot c0nA rum Iossien cooa.
-. sooe MU@ pestie~ hing slnce delsDct.
~ tanse. Seaalsg sy1npeOms and escloing slaso ~
49, GSsee snd DsaSlOrn. Ulnes hOurs Siun 4.
=. ~ I p. Il sun.lass sxeeptsdl when he ny 8
- nst i".e,.' = 1>sE los,ssa; a Hssd .boon
n iorseS 49,. Il Nv y avold then. g. Alse.
ihp0s1ant jaSoFnatios 70 knalss: how = ps.y.sl
q So6x a ossss. Addscss Dr.. JAMES. r. .: -
aJeu. Chtraen. ~. tes31-11y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18
GOLD WATCHES, SILVER WATCHES
DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND PINS.
SOLID SILVER GOODS,
Rssen ( bfsl., SllveE.rlaied War.

Gin In 0feenbschs esoco
Aouse aad Lot, sstssAsd - Wese SIDE
In Chicago, nser Uaiss Park, 5000
5000 Gifts. ~ Gi~cnback % Oh SVvV
10 Geld Watches, EnRlisb. Lever, 10 L
valued ffcm l0v u $50 3SVo
81 silver Watches, valssA from IS = lSS Al0S
II Diansoud Pins. vs,sed ron Is - u wv
liz kings. eonsist,nS Of ~ nstbyss. Teas
blood stone. Pessls - Gems, ans 10
\ solid Gold Rings, valued from 70 -.
81 - ( Aisk Gold Chat rs. valsso q N
86 TO lVv 1V5s
Is Laaiss' seta. esssis.i., I II Aness, y
uarnet, Unyx, PesSA. Coral end 10 <
solio lsold, vsissd r. IN 3S 70 100 AIS
! 81 Setts Ladies ksr Ri4 70. c0usiasing q
Amethyst. Enamel = ~ K SOLID gold
valued from ~ to BY s'e
u Lsties' Pins. consisi ng Of AmeshyH
Tous. J., -. y. 10 < = Id go'd' vclo'd o..
SIS U.ns's 10 K and u. & Coli P,no, vi
ned from to 70 l7S,
u Gold and silver fhinbles -"
| ~ E0Id bracelets. salued from to 10 Ns
- Watch Keys snd sstts Of Charms. IL
K and IL x 20 IL GUld, vslusA from
StO - go
Ia Gold Loclets,ls Z valued from o 10 30 $50
~ Sets sleeve blu tasus, valued a. from 8 -.
IS Sets Gents . ids. IS and Is X gold.
weed tom - 80 %:
. GJZ ToSsh r. s~ks, - ~
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
pisted Tsa ssAaa. pieces. Rogers I
Bros msnr Il. carers, valued lrOs, ~ ~.
Plated Ur ns,A 100. .................. Sov
Plated L'c luvr stand Of . bohemian
llased n cAls s,snd. ................. q
! Plated rutI Y. sket.................. Is
Plated soilet sst.......:..::....:::::: "
a silver Plate 4 Trays. vslsed I, ON go
~ - 49,. ..................... Old
S Ice r i,chers a2s.. 60
lbs MAJ - Plate Casters, s aud bottle.
~ : ~. ~ ia Csls baskets. v.iusA
rom ei6 70 sx...... ........ -
Is Fiat. d 20 blsls. guild lio.d,l Is ixt
y do S,sap- Mugs. ~. y.
3 do butte, Dishes. 1i5. -
rs Extra Plated Cups. valued fs0n % 70
liar Salts 10 case, vold lined, els. -
?, PLACED Gard Rec ivers. sl2 ~
81 Plated soup aud drsvy Lsa.es. valued
!, $50 NJ. fl..sa TovAs. II. .. ard = g..
vaiued froo - 70 Z. o.
1 $50 Sets tlatsd liable Spoons, IL, Q, and :
o., valued from s4to u. Is
leo SETS PiseS Dessert # cons y. .. md
I or. vals d from from toe. $50
| 10 Feb Knives, vslusd fro@ is7. iso
loo Plated Butter kaiveA Is. rs
Toy d. q ,sss.. spoons: q; 10
SVO polfo flote0 y l0Sof0 ind 9ole S0o0DD
Sov Plated Nastis Risss. valasd re-" !,
70 LES. SsS
Set fsdividual Salts, IN case, 8. q
30 Pieces Ascot Plated article Z. I'll
Par Flower vssrs, 10 10
SOpesa 0tnsoes, ~ aod Is. u
Pair Solid silver Sslss, gold lieed. 70. ~
2Solid stver Jelly SpeUns. 10. ~
sSolid Silver vtfs tksihs, TO-. ~
3 Children's Sets Knife Fork Or a Spoou. ~
IN case Is. 125
l f3vl.d silver Tobacco Box, oiI 4aa y
II dozen Holih Silver Tea Sreo .. 70, H. g.
Silver Card Cs~es, Is. =.
II Silver Napkin Rings. non 3 70 10. 1c"'
CLOCKS.
French Clocks, 80. .- leo
% Sro"ss Clocks. valss j ho. 10
U 81. ia
. - G10ckst vslued ffom gto -. ~
100 Poehtt KNIVES, vslusd tru0 1Se ~. ~ |
90 Chstelsinss. viii pIns,S 10
% solid Oifis. I. 400
S57s Gins. valued q ~. Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18
symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Sy-
e,l,l;c
.adrice 10 the .aAli, ted.

Read the symptoms above described Of each stage
OF Syphilis and procure AT the medicines for the
stage with which You suffer. They will cflectually
cure YOU.
A treatise on Syphilitc DIeeases, giving plain direc
tons to cure the different stages. accompanies each
package OF the medicine.
n: B-DR. MARKS SYPII1LlTIC CURE AMI
PILLS are nm in;alhle cure for RlIkCMATlSM, no
matter hw .''ie standing "r how bad They remove
III, nss ~ u he cure is certain and permanent
Price $oM. per package.
The Medicines will be sent by exprass to all parts OF
the connry on receipt Of the money. and 70 cents nd
dl"nal To pay for boxing and shipping.
Prepared and sold by DIR +. EAs ERLY Il Co.. No.
70 North Filth street. st. Louis. No, and at their
Branch Store. No. 20, Madison st., Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

NV SAe "A
QoEhgrsss, 4 u III 90 ~
- sscslssd I hekh ~ vs.o D
~ Os;sr.ls d - ~ ~, se,ssssd
ope1AEAops 4 S ~ afts 70 tSsst lisfi
vss,d invest 4 y r. 1hitis.s with equd
psvve Of s.ooo, ! ~ "a make Colorado
SPAtAD The Sss, wisk Nsw Xaslu g Dut
~ Psssidses ~ noss siss;y put . checl
spoa this 1IoWsevsas Sslitical scheme. Hi
setisa 10 tbs sssser y aot Vhsllvs unexpsc
~ ~ - hsped fes. with Some unsyr-
May, ~ ~ thiskiag pestiss Of The peo'
-. a'''- ~
j Thses seems to be strong conviction
Ut the bill win not b passed over BIZ
vsle, q thae the Radicals will not b fool
Aaedy eaosgh to attempt It. meeting - The,
would vth univsrnl rsbute- ~ such
aetS the President u proving himself to u
moro obstinate in his fidelity To the princi.
~ Of shs Union thsn they ekpScset. stasa
iht. q be does. IKE > raopsrt bstween thu
ssvelutieoatt dssisas Of the Radicals, ant
ths libsr.ies OF the people.
Desperate and unconstitutioaal - sra tb'
Asans employed 10 concentrate power
s4snsh % force xsisersaI assse nj hse
upon the people Of the South, - the onl,
eond'tios N Improvisation. they canno
lsagsr blind the public or control it's serti
msnts- As long ~ President johnson
1tAads BY the Constitution and the laws, u
long vin public opinion viedtssts biz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-18

DER. COOKS N A(slC HAIR OIL.
Is the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered Err the i'r-xer vntior
Beauty, Growth AID Restoration Of The
Hair.
7 II SOFTENS. BEAUT1FfES AND STRENGTH
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coming permanently gray. removes the dandrrii, and
turns harsh unruly hair into that which il smooth
glossy, lively and beautiful.
Dr. CO"k's Magic Hair OIL.
Is the hest TONIC known. and will produce luxu.
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The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies' and Gentle
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Price, 80 cents per bottle. 81
Prepared aud soid by DR.. f. EALTERLY 4 CO..
No. ~ North Fif,h street, 81. Louis Mo- also for
sale NJ their Branch Family Medicine Store M, 90
Madison street., ChicagU ILL., -
For sale by Druggists generally
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WHEELER { Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES

Nest anst 0oSs popular onHe
ny sew Sne NJ nSAslne In
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Thorough instruction given ~ Ill purchaser
tree VI charge.
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How TO PuR,ry RANCID L.kp.-A cores
pondent Of the Country q ,sfiemdn w,i.4s
I'VE had some forty pesnds rancid lard
which was yalueles-ss Il vas. K.owins
the ansiscep,ic ouait 1sFsf ahr chloride Of
soda. r Procured three canyes. wftch was
poured INTO about a. paillnt nj = Il water
and when hot the ard et,t}.dI At.rl,o;l.
inc tbo,ourhly too ether kwrn homr = ,vo
it was:eet aside to cool. fks lara - :, {
fnG wh.n nearly cold ..nd s v,s .,,bssnn. ~ :.
IL boilrd IA. The Tolof ~ rrsforcd - nm
aleba<tsr white, and the ma vas ! sweet,
as rd.e.''
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10 bett'r for you TO pass an evening
ooes or twice In . lajy's drawing rooa".
even though tho conversation Is sIvw, and
you know the girls song by heart, than N
club. tavern, or the PIT ofa theatre. All
amussments Of youth TO which virtuous
y6uaea are not admitted, rely on il, are de
le,erious to their nature. All men whe
avoid female society have dull perceptions.
and. sse stopid. cr have gross 'tssfes, and
revolt against what is pure. Your clul'
swssgerers, who are sucking the butts Il
billiard cues al night. call iemale soc ct,
ie1tid. Poetry il insipid to yckel
beauty hiss no charms fur 4 blind man
mus.c d 60 not please poor beast VIII,
dose net know one tune from another: and
- . true spicuvs Is hardly ever tired OF
w.ter sanchy and brown bread and butter,
protest can sic for . whole night talking
"a . we'll regulated, kindly woman, aboui
her girl coming out, or her boy At college,
and like The evenings entertainment. On.
Of the great benefits man may derive from,
woman's society IL, that he is bound to b.
respectful to them. The habit Is Of great
gued 70 your moral man, depend upon it,
Oar education makes Of W the most emf
neatly selfish men In the world. We fipht
Tor ourselves, We push for ourselves, We
yswn for ourselves. We light our pipes and
cay we wont 60 out we prefer ourselves
and our ease; and the greatest good tina,
comes to . man from wonan's so, icty IL.
that no has TO think for somebody besslcs
nimself, somebody TO whom he is bound t.
. ecnstantly attentive and r.spee tful.-
zX9aesty.