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as it now stands leaves vacancy between Gal.
cutta, in India, and Canton, in China. The British
wires work to Calcutta, and RIM into the country
from there The Russian line runs north OF ,hese
points, and strikes the western continent at
Behring'a straits In order to gil the interval and
make the wires continuous along Southern Asia, a
c0I8Aany las been formed in this country with a
capIIaI on 81 000 300, and Mr.. MCGOWAN has goue
to place the wires from Canton Is Hong Kong.
thence to Annoy, Foochow, Ningpo, Shanghai.
thence 20 the main wire now being Constructed b
AIR. Collins across Behring's straits.
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A155@es fs4 rs III 5tt8sA 4
agW @rIeans gflongn gflarAet.
CsKSUExT OFFICE No. 81 tAAtP sTRsET.
Nnndtns Er.etiiIn.. 81 - Id lsss y

Ia
Monday Evening" sspi, 10, 1865 L
The financial movement today has been "a
very restreted character ali round, and no change
has ca - rates Of Gold, Exchange, or SEE
etifities fiat calls for special notice, The Gold
market opened weak, aud continued Inactive
Throughout the day. The New York kilograms
Indicated no IN that market, and the
feeling here was II favor Of buyers from the OPEN
ing 70 the close of business. n fact. the actual
sales fer the day were mostly confined to small
amounts, as may be READILY inferred from the eub
Joined statement, which includes tine total opera
tlons yiz $4,000; $4,000 ana SO 900 af IL $1,000
ana 10000 at i44 $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and sIs S
900 an ana s98, 600 at l44 II sales u silver
comprised $3.50 american coin at I330ls4 far
small lots, and 2500 Mexican dollars nd la.
e row quote Gold Of l444@l443 and Silver sat
l3snlS5 for American coin, and Ia5GaI40 for
Mexican dolIafs
EeREIeA E1cHA There ii not the slightest
variation to netioe Id the movement In stelling
aFaFraros Offerings are 50 light as 10 afford but
aitte aeldfor competition, while the demand con.
Times Of SO restricted character that there II no
sppoT tunity for prices, 10 advance. TbeBo nIg
sales that have EansRiFed since our last were
2l000 clear sterling bills at lao, 9I50o at the |
same figure and 5000 at 100. Sales Of Francs |
we're Of ao Insignificant character that va dean
VI cessary TO depict transactions Az Al, N.
Aeatlou q Cue outdoor mos cement, hoSs ever. we
sgonls FelAsF thata #ale5of 0a0Qy AL bills. was
afI'sse5 We stili quote Sterling al i52
se1sas iek eank biin and l49a@i601 for clear
ollis I,S.706a'f.5B5 for keAl Francs, and
ais for Gut door Francs. 'ts.'S4
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE There M salt,...,
z hateysr to refer IN the movement IN Dnpast5s
Exchange Offerings Of private ana itrlssois1
i0atlnne bnt little better than nominal while the
'sllslap W ealaA aga pankersS counters remain |
ally as restricted as heretofore The purchases i
Il me latter to-dag have been confined to O80
.sbite sight on New York at q cent. diseouet
l0a9o slf, 9o0 md $4,000, sight direct on New 4
ork q paFt s5o.aoo "a. Ut sa cent discount +,
Z ten days sight at ~ cent. discount,
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REVIVAL or FALCON Faiconry, ID its most
attractive form, is regiVing in the Champagne
country Id France The principal hawking estab.
lishmehf ii az the Chalet Of An Mourmel0n in the
camp 8of chaIpns. The lower part Of the building
T. occupied by the birds; Al long perching stick,
pt winch Il q strong cloth, extends from
one end OF the hall to the otler ia order to catch
any bird who may have fallen off his perch while
on tue Ills are snsp beaded the hoods bells iesses
and other accessories required in the sport Du-
ring thu day tho hawks are pat out on the lawn
Of considerable extent; which surrounds the cha
let. The collection is curious. including sparrow
hawks genfalcons, hobbies, pilgrims, yuItures and
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Neg @lnns aaly esseeent gnesdag na gsrmt i. l8GG

remain firm at 2T0aoO, 10 rbsfor ordinary to prime
Rio in currency.
FREIaHrs-The rate by sail to Liverpool Is id,
y ID. for cotton, and as I'd. {ghhd. for Tobacco
BY sail to Havre, lic. u Id. for Cotton BY steam
to New York, 4e. V ii. for Cotton and IS V hid.
for Tobacco ); Boston, BY steam, lie, - ID. for
Cotton, and by sail to New York and Boston Be,
% Ii. for Cotton.
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brough &eo--3l rolls leather 1914 sides do to S M
Swenson- sundries to order-Total AZ bales cottn
OUACHITA RIVER Steamer Idahoe--S bales.
cotton Williams, Nixon &co-4 do Levy & Haas
Childers, Tarleton &co-2 S Harper &co--lo
ntt
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BOSTON-S Steamship Kensington-514 bales of
cotton" III bbls -four 43S hides bales wool AZ
rolls leather 1900 slaves 10 pkgs mdse
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO--Sc6r Electric--45 900
feet lumber 10000 shingles 400 reams paper $50
bbls lime So bbls -four 20 bbls whisky 50bxs candy
M0BILE-Steamer Sarah hhds sugar bbis
whisky IS do liquors 10 SKIS coffee and sundries
81 ST LOUIS-Steamer Mississippi pkgs mds
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'hFfkhsuN UItEt 6epIemhef IT, I6bb.
Arrived 5esterd2y-10O Texas Beeyes, IS Calves
and Bearlings, rs Stock Hogs and 100 Sheep.
sold-20t Texas BeeYes, $50 Calves and Year
lings, 46 Hogs, l35 Sheep and . Mich Cows.
Stock on sale---l9S Texas Beeves, $50 Calves and
Yearlings, Tz2 Hogs, 1902 Sheep and IS Mich
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WELL San. rhs Fredericksburg Herald says

5l1l 51F1'TT-El ~ y WORCESTERSHIRE HeFaId says
well !:
His neither necessary nor incumbent to point
out where we agree ana where we disagree with
the Philadelphia convention We are on the bosg
terons deep, and we mean 10 get into harbor he
fore We have words with the crew. Ii viii re-
quire the energy and good viii of one and ali to
accomplish that mighty work, Criticism can only
distract the patriotic men at the head of the
movement. It Weakens the situation. 1t gives
10y to the radical camp. They shall got none
from this quarter.
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CRESCENT 0FFIcE No.,94 CAMP STREET,
Monday Evening Sept 10, 1866
CoTToN-The market continues unsettled Ad
vices FROM Europe disclose no iniprovenentwhat
ever, and the tirmness whehreally, Or apparently
exists, is exclusively attributable to the recent
heavy rains which, it is generally believed shave
done much damage to the growing crop; as well
asto the ravages of the worms, which no longer
admit of eNtenuation Or reduction. The sales
to-day amounted to $50 bales at irregular prices,
but the tendency Of the market was steadily in
favor Of factors. In fact, most of the latter
steadily refused to uncover their samplessa as an
Impression prevails that higher figures must soon
attain for all grades Of cotton There is no alter
alton to note in quotations, however and we again
repeabpre9ions figures, with the remark that they
are merely nominais viz: Ordinary 24026c good
ordinary 2sc029c., low middling so@a1c. and mid
ding at 336934c. .a,ss. h. zTs.5 IA r#
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Hlarine Tntelli9Gnte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, "a CAMP STREET, l
Tuesday, Sept ~, 1866.
Cleared Yeaterd

Steamship Kensington, Hedge, for Boston, .yrt'
.. sCreeyy, Nickerson &co
Steamer Sarah, Blakeslee, for Mobile Master
Steamer Mississippi, Hurd, for St.Louis Master
Schr Electric, Davis, for Brazos Santiago, i.
Halves & Bowen
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Nm.


Admiral Foote Chase, from Brazos
Santiago, to Smaller r 81 sos
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Exports YesterdaN.

5eamship Tappahannock, Huckins, from Vera
Cruz, to Perkins Jersey
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STEAMSEILPS.
GALvEsToN--INDIANoLA.


FOR GALVESTON
ATLANTIC COAST NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
fREEShTs oNE,HALF CARD RATES.
.. To sail on TUESDAY. llth inst, at 5r.M
First Cabin Passage. gI5
FOR GALVEsTON-THEN NEW AND SPLENDID
side. wheel steamship f"@ fFf=r
3 RapIdan,
W. B. EATON, commander
Will wharf foot Of ST Joseph street. as above
For freight passage, having superior sateroom
modstons, apply to JAMES CONNOLLY & Co,
So Poydras street
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvAoA. /,
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sept 12, atsAm
Freight to Galveston taken oue-half of card rates.
Freight for Layaca delivered ut the end Of ship tackles in
Matag0rdo Bay,
CABIN PASSAGE TO GALvEsToN..,,..... sic
FOR GALVESTON, 1ND1ANoLA AND La
ylca-The low pressure sidewheel steamship
Morgan,
e. JOHN Y. LAwLEss, Commander,
VIII leave above, from the of ST. Joseph street
''''' I. c. HARRIS, Agent,
...I Corner Camp and Common streets.
FOR LAyACA VIA TNDIANoLA
sTONEwALL LINE.
G0o6s by this boat delivered the wurF at Lavaca
free Of extra handling and llghteage.
Leaves on SATURDAY., 18th inst, at PM
EGR EAEACA VIA TNDEANOLA-THE
A splen cid low.pressure side-wheel steamship
B B. MAGRATH, Commander,
WIN sail above from the foot Of Lafayette street First
For freight passage, having superior ACCOMMODATIONS
fappyto GEO. A. FOSDtCK,
30 Camp street. corner NAtchez.
Shippers by this line will have their goods landed on the
pense. s=|.rI
~ Bins Laliug only at the Agents office
TOE GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA,
wa
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
... RAILROAD AND BERWICK'S BAY.
The Travelling Public are informed that the MORGAN
LINE Of hrstclass iron
having elegant Recommendations hereafter nun In close
connection with the New Orleans peosas and Great West
ern Railroad leaving Brashear every MONDAY and FRIDAY
The railroad Ferry Boat leaves the foot of ST Ann stree,
opposite JAcksoa Square, IL O'Clock A. NJ
baggage checked through For passage apply to the office
sne new orleans Opeousas and Great Western Raflfoad
unce open from A. to G p M SUNDAYS evrented rrar
on Sundays from A NJ. to IL NJ ' . 1P' H'sH
.,,. G. W. r BAILEY, General SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans, August g. 1866.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVE RPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Hayans and Quesnssownto land embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of sdng
here at through Of freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
aothenburg and Havre. WIZ @H z- 1&f5 IA
steerage passenger tickets granted hsne to bring
passengerstrom Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult .s..., .-..gE ....,
The hns of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of sdng declared by the holder Of the bill
Of lsding within twelve hours the tsamsrs arrival
st Liverpool thus AHordng tbs importer the choice Of
markets. -... e.. =
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamship5betwesa
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
s.2 Daring the Summer: .& urr
LOUISIANA. 1874 Janison, CAPTAIN,
tons. Campbell Captain
MISSOURI 1864 tons. A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons r. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA 1920 tons. VIM L. Mesney, Cant
GAMBIA 1861 tons u Graham, Csptstn
CAROLINA. .l6l tous.,....J Hsirby captaia
BOLIVIAN .l94s tons. p p Couche Copt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool s2s gold or its equivalent in
currency. gaE.
For rates of freight apply to -44A-
81 HUNTER, AsKEW Il CO.. Il osrondeet street,
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired to their
Bills of Ladng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same s, 5,t t.-@
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Grey Eagle, White, from yicksburg.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson. '+
Brown, Queant from Fort jackson.
Blue Wing No 5, Little, from Mobile
Corniey Aucoin, from Thibodaux. . 20 "a
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
Sonora, Broad, from Shreveport. ,fEsz
Idahoe, Mclaughlin, from Trenton. 20 s AZ.
Judge Fletcher, Tobin from Trenton.
Naloon, Daryoe, from Upper Coast. .,..
Wamedee, Streck, from Lafourche,
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Ansold German, in the habit of taking his lager,
inlbibed a little too much Of The beverage a lew
DAYS agatand on reaching his home was seized
with violent III, vomiting He became alarmed,
neighbors. made viii ana laid himself down to
die !; but on waking up diseeyereh that he was
very thirsty, and thought he weuId try another
glass q lager aad soon after was on his regular
= teHf AGAIN. &
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Steamer Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile, to Hunt
90 ington Bros-Basin s9s Sts
Br bark Emily Thrusseu, from Liverpool, July IA
to Gauche-3d district So -
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rowBoATs.

Bee, McCash, from St Louis, with 8 barges,
flowed down and to sea, 9Th inst, ship Harris
burg, brig Pacquette de Tampioo, schrs An
teinetta and Village Gem-Brought up bark
Emily
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Steamers geaplno pprt 0o-aau.
Greeley. sane,en One Subject souts ADVICE 20
Teung Men,

In the course of longs article on the recent
abor Congress, Greeley utters the following, in
which there is little that may be safely. disputed
The Congress evinced more wisdom than is usual
in Congresses hattie depreciation ofstrikes:
in urging Cooperation as the true remedy for
many evils now affecting labor; in Recommending
reformation ofmeehanies institutes undertaking
rooms, and in advising workingnlen who lind work
scaFcee remuneration seanty to HE to the public
lands and become settlers thereons OF COURSE the
indelsnt9and shiftless will plead that they have not
the means though three fourths of all the farms III
ourSsultgE were first settled by men as needy as
they are. So far, this Congress is hfavely right.
But il should have gene a. steps further. and
urged our young unmarried working men to
practice greater frngallty and fhrift,sso as to be
able 70 settle on the public lands or elsewhere
whenever they choose. "A II present our young
mechanics squander in dissipation sums that viii
keep them poor all their lives. Any single man
win q good trade ought to save ut least $500 by
the time he IS tw enfy sye years of age, (which is
as early as it Is wise to marry and with $500 so
saved and investe United States securities, he
never need talk of the alarming encfoach.
ments of capital 5on the rights of the industrial
his life
It is not capital--it is the grog-shop, the beer
saloon, the bfiiiarueroem, the Gigar-stoTe, the
granddaughter, the sink of pollution, whence en-,
croacement on the rights of the industrial cassesa
is most to be apprehended, and that needs to be
crushed. # the laboriDg class in general, but
especially the young men, could be Kept out of
these dens OF inlquity and induced to save their
earnings, they might5yery soon be Independent of
capital and able, by cooperation, to employ and
direct their own labof; dealing directly with each
Stheg and paying te q Nc tribute to any capital
this truth, we fear they will hold congresses to
Attie purpose; yet We trust they will continue to
hold then, and that each may prove as wise and
reasonable as that held last week.
ls4i.{i
BrKRETE BESE PLACfTo.- Durant of louisiana
At Philadelphia last FRIDAY evening spoke % the
Fa1tf H.
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HE CHANaEn HIS MIND The st. Louis (AIo.) j
Times relates tie following cholera Incident which
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$500 Gold. ok. 4 ~ s eat l443s
sc Shares GitEeps' Bank stock ,..,.,..,,. =. Isl
SS5g9 Louisiana Stxte -. tts p21s
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ROE new 9oRK DIREor-rHr EIsE
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Forming Regular Semi weekly Line Of Fine ocean Steam
ships. Ian. ..; .srs grsg
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
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LAEoURCHE. ,
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Q+onlllfertial. AnteIli0fllff. =.

GREscENT OFFICE, No.94 CAMP srREEC, l
Monday Evening, Sept 10, 1866. !
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HANOo RIVER.

REGULAR vTeKsBBRG. YAzoo AND T8f1Au,Tc
gs-. RIVERS PACKET LIE
- Leaves every TUESDAY at5Pu
kTm5h M ~ 200 200, AND TALLAH aTGHIE RIVERS
Vitten nIsstar IA passenger packet Myrtle Tho.
a. iS an landings on the Yazoo Tahhatcbie ives
TO her care, EicksburR, Miss. ' 'e it"Eheu
Inc Myrtle connects regularly with the New Orleans
YIRGINIUs c. DENTzEI, Advertising Agent.
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1t is the personal qualities, not the acci-
delt of birth or the accumulation of gold
or acres, which tell upon society at large.
Money is power it is true but so are in
telligence, public spirit, and moral virtue,
powers too, and for nobler powers. The
making Of a fortune may enable many to
enter the list of the fashionable and gen
teel classes, but it does no more. 70 be
esteemed there they must possess qualities
of mind, manners, or heart There are
men in cities, rich as Crusus, who have
no consideration extended to thcm-who
elicit no respect-lor why They arc but
money bags. The men of weight-the
successful and the useful men-are not
necessarily rich men. They are men OF
sterling character, of probity and moral
excellence.
Even the poor man, though he possess
but little Of this worlds goods, may, in
the self consciousness Of well cultivated
naturc-of opportunities used, and not
ahused-of life spent and improved to
the best of his ability-look down. without
tie slightest feeling of envy, upon the
man of worldly success-thc man of money
bags ard acres.-(Hatpers Maga,iae.
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/ instruments as Ilarps and Lutes, and tho
! ! can say, with the atore mentioned Flor
ence Percy, Il have an ear-aye two!
even Jewsharps notes pass current with
me-" do notpossess that prsnatiye source
Of melody.
The Good Templars I,odges here are
hourishing; limitations are numerous; all
seem interested in the good cause. "Lct
Temperance and her sons rejoice !"to say
nothing of the daughters. This place is
not particularly noted for intemperance--
still there is "room for irnprovementn-
is every ones duty to lend his example with
whatever influence may be possessed to tile
promotion of sobriety ana morality; and
those who are strong, "sho4ld bear the in-
firmitics Of the weak
Frecmasonry appears be growing
quite Populer in this yjotf.y. 1t is "all
the rage" now to join either the Freema-
sons or Coed Templars ! some cases
both; the candidates probably not think
ing they can have "too much of good
thing 1t is said there never was Free
mason hung, and PROBABLY the fraternity
would say that none ever could deserve
hanging, and if they all lived up to their
i professions, this might 3e true. Like the
rest ofthr world, some are hypocrtes, and
there are MANY whose principles are bet
f t,v Fan -1,air ,,-oatt.a
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WATERHOUsE G. EMERY,

COUNSELLORA Ar LAW,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE.
All legal business entrusted their will be tlth
uiy and efficiently managed Cuuyeyances, Contracts,
Bonds &c, prepared with accuracy and dispatch.
Internal kcyeD1e stamps Of all denominations con
staI.tl for sale al the office.
:. s.wATEEH0CsE L. A. EMERY.
LlisN -"th Oct, LIST, 1868.
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G9GIDsBoRo', March -. 1866.


''2ti.osooRo MARC" 10 is'o'
DEAE Ar ANEIleAN;
: / nc spirit lh2s 'ie ffss"'} ''0'es
yoaf o." Correspondent 10 "F''ei 50 80
ihs II! "A.ifd e+e3 pen prepare 70 ''''si
/ ell I bit oi f.'l'doai gossip to i'iitie' upon
yoa' but iInd myself launched upon a sea
/ OF perpieNtty' iof want OF something 10 say
Byron Is III want oi 4 "heFo' an pi'c'.''-
eiaa want; and am IN want OF 'sa'Ieet'
" bat to |fltr' ana now to eonlile'lee-
'that'~ tae1ae'5Ieh'' thought el &''pt-
'lg The aaeieh' '2f'aeia at the commence.
"ent oi az el't'.e, Il ho% s'a ae"'' a'ii
'7ke my pea III ia'id Ia %f'' YOU 'ea
ff I4t Il
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From the Portland Press
Johnny Beede'ls Courtship.
BY j. W. M'CLINTOCK.

At the fine Maj. McCliRtock was in COM
mand of Fort Prebc in 1881 or ,, | think.
he wrote several articles for the Portland
4drcrti8er. OF miscellaneous character,
among which were the "Scigh Ride, y
johnny Becdlc's Courtship" &c; these
two here mentioned excited a good deal
Of interest and 10 little uerrifnent. and
had an extensive run through the literary
publications Of that day. Looking over
IL number of Burtoii's encyclopedia of Wit
and llunior." recently, | came across the
iattcr story, appearing rs original in that
publication and Illustrated with a full
iength portrait Of Johnny. and Sally Jones
Kicking up ruinpuT generally with the
chairs, tables &c. send YOU the article
thinking YOU might deem it worthy of Il
place in Your outside. where it might be
read with as much interest as if it were
iicW. T..
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Success in Life

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5oecea5 III A1ie'
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su.crss a.. ofaoe.bcr- -.vbat i M,
tLe orcat astronomer. WHO was
or;o;aoll,. ,Lo sor-of .yn,oII C,r,oar and
by diIinon, .t,,Iy and onnIiea,ion Le has
now reached ,bo first rnly, amour sc;outif.
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/ 'lhaue MS fortune But pubic opinion
/ is not always correct: and sometimes, as
in this case 1t is obnoxious to the sarcas-
tic query of the French wit who once ask
ed, land pray. how many fools does it take
to make public?"
Yet worldly success, considered in the
money aspect, is by no means thing to
be nndcryalucd. 1t is very proper OBJ
ject Of desire, and ought to be pursued
honestly. A mans success in the accumu-
lation of wealth, indicates that he is pos
sessed of at least some virtues; it is true
they are Of the lower sort-still they are es-
Unable. 1t isn't necessary that a man
shall be largely gifted with intelligence, or
that lie shall have benevolent disposition,
to enable him to accumulate money. Let
him scrape long and diligently. and he will
grow rich in time. Diligence and persc-
yerance are virtues enough for the mere
moncymaller But it is possible that the
gold when made, may lie very heavy in
decd upon all the other virtues, and crush
both mind and heart under their load
Worldly success may, however, be pur-
sued aad achieved with the help OF in
telligencc; and it may be used, as it
ought always to be used as thc means of
self improvement and Of enlarged heneyo-
lencc, Il is noble aim to be q great
merchant nr l1,a,luf1cfurpr ~ tn he q rraa :