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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23
DIRECTIONS FOR TIE YEAR 1860.

The yea: ls6s.W;Ii' be a very
evert;ui cre t. evety maiden WHO
gets married.
Through the whole cours" OF
the year, whenever the moon
avanes the nights will grow dark
If GundIns ,,voor their h,arfic,
there Will be less work for bar
hers. lie who wears his nous
tache will have something to
sneeze az.
Whoever is in love this year
will think his mistress all angel
Whoever gets married will! find
out whether it is true.
He that loses his hair this
year will grow bald.
He that loses his wife will De
come y widowcr.
liza young lady should happen
to blush Size would loos red j..
the face. IF she dreams # a
young man three nights in sue
.cesslon, i1 is sign of something
II she dreams Of nim four times
or has stoothache. it is ten to one
that ,sae.i lis a long time getting
either If them out Of her head.
II anybody jumps OVERHEARD
without knowing how to swim. it
is two to one h: gets drowned.
II anyone lends al umbre:l Ia, it
lis ten to ou'' he is ub:; e.! to &c
home in the raiu FIR his pains.
Whoever runs in debt This yea
will be tiunnct.
Many ELL old sinner will re-
solvc to tuln over a new leaf this
year. but the lew leaf will turn,
out blank.
/, is p obab!e that if there l.
n" uu mess doing, people will
complain IF hard tim s but it i.
e,tain shat these vino hang
themselves viii escape slaiyius t.
,deat;,
He that bites off his nose, o;
,turns p"lis;cian, viii act hike i
dooi, aud this is the most cert.il
,ofall.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

The library Of ia clergyman late
:ly deceased in England sold to'
BIS, while his wine was estimat'
ed'to be worth $500. Some one
observed that the "letter kiileth,
but the spirit & .veth life
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

A Missouri paper announc: d "a
short time since that the "wife
crop in ,Gasconade county yielded
5000 gals" The next week the
editor came out with an' >erra<um
for ,c5te read wine.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23
The Emporium
OF
FASHION !!

THE undersigned IRE just receiving ii
L rect from the Eastern Markets: larg'
md very de,irab!e Stock Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

'sViilS NACN'NEi is constructed on entir"-
ly ncw princi pisI OF mechanisH, io'<es--
ing mary rare and valnabIs improvements.
having bscx examined -, tic most p,oiound
experts. and pronounced y te
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23
Spring l. Winter Arrangement
62 I02 81
REMOVED 70
IsIOnN STREET.

Having piled ours"ves visht new and superior !,.
# ,o.. ~ the latest Styles and patterns and having
I ard yaue are now prepared to make f,r ;'.e >lg
and winter better arrangements aud present greater IL
duce tents TO n,res"r than we have ever .iol o.cr
ei. We have 30 'hl vai'a!.c and bsauti articles u
! Goods, rnmpriSnr Pianos, Watches. Dainon,s, plain
xnd or..ananra Jew.,~y and Fancy Goods VI every de-
scrp,,on, tina: vii s az - sa.. regardless OF val
ue Or cost.
| HOW WE DiSpoSEA,T GJR GOODS.
We have So $50 Oil Co'ore,i Photographs comp i.ng
every su,jectRsgious, Se'i;;m"n'a Comic a"! tanry
that w SCI. at Ih'rty Gents each four for un.
Do,i.; and ait! .ach phoisr .ph give nun0eren
notices. The notices numbered from t. 50,'" and
put ino envels tcaI"" 'p, ana thoroughly mixed and
AID seat mth it. Til. of Goods
are numbered y, no ard arv artcl4 no mat.
Der Ca t. notice viii be cent for Two Dollars. free OF
cost except when sent express then at the Of
th. recev r
We do assure YOU that SHOULD the ro:ce correspond
With Plan" o.he. vau. BE Article c: gonas il will be
cent to the purchaser for Two Dollars.
LIST OF GOODS 4 $500 EACH.
Sevs" Octave Pianos,
| KosrwoOd MelnieOns.
Cod Hunting Case Lever Watches,
Silver Warches,
Diamond Sets.
Silver Tea Sets
Silver Chafng Dishes,
Sets liver Teaspoons.
10000 Csral, Opa and EhneraId Brooches,
Mosaic. let Lava ard Hlorcnt,ne Seta
God Rings.
Gold Pencils,
- Toothpicls, &c
Comprising list Of endless variety and tire choicest quail
IL; Of Goods We Goods superio, TO any a.
taplsnlent in the country. hope will give
trial least and the article Is INST presented and
does !l give satisfaction return i, ard will send
your money BAG.
HOW ORDER GOODS.
Send ~ thirty cents for OLE Ph"h graph
or 81 90 Tor five The extra one and wv" extra
no'ire- TO The Agent When "n agent ba'
srnt ns $40 90 r=tItUGs ard thot"xra, lbs
we vii! give one notice nnd-thr artcie il call.
!or wee Ct 9, a:ye; tor SIS % three r-'jc.s
free for $50 90 oar notices &c; 10, $50 10
g. splendid photographic A hmm. or six free
notices or tor $50 90 gHoi silver watch
warranted u good tim" leeye-
We Keep ~ all ore. and agent
order his corlrn. ssii'n At I'Il..
partscu and write yorr address fGl ar! plain,
Somctim~s have ORDERS in oic nr uthS that
Cannot answer sCr tie want Of -ropsr dlgycsions.
-.D.RkSS~
BARTHEW & co
sevvno evg tsts Mn Xssk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

~ ANT rCT9, AGrNrs-SSo per week
male or female their hcmc business light, pleasant
.nd noga'- Far sample AMI terms. address with
stamps, Shave g. Co, Detroit Michigan.
WANTED n ss-cs TT, II M.le or Fcmalel
Can clear + 20 week al their own Aene, ia light and
!- Business. Any person having few hours dai
IL spend will find this good paying business Address
.. ndng stamp. +. L. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23


'NHiilS NACll'NEi is constructed on entire-
~ ncw pr.nci plsI OF mecliansN, i.o'%es--
n. mary rare and valunbIs improvements.
having bscx examined u, tic most profound
experts. and pronounced y te
SIM !i:ity und Perfection Combined
| II hasa straight needle, perpendicular ac
ton. makes, the LOCK or SnUrrlL
II. TCH w;,ch vii! neither ZIP nos K ~
FL. n:,d Is aliso "l boz, silot. performs icr
scvt sewing on every description OF ...". eru.
from i.cat!a~ tn tic finest EnH>uoS Hnsin.
with cotton, linen or six thread, from tie
celrscst I, ,hc fines, number tlay.ng
neither Ci II ur COG WHEEL. and the
least possible friction: i, rnns as smooth rs
..isss sld is
Empha.ica'ly q Noiscless Mach;ne.
ltreau;v.s FIFTY PR CENT, less pow
~ to iriy. it dian any other mach ne in the
market girl twelve years IF age car
u",k 1t .tendiiy, without fatigue, or inju,.
! |" he .itr.
It's Strength and Wonderful Simplicity
COZ. Ytruc,ioo rsa'lers it most imr..~~ihlc !,
20. out of order, anAi~ GU skANTEED l.,
We respectfully invite ali those who M,
ies;rc ~ supp y I'll m,e.Ive> WIKI! u surerio
,rt,ci- IT, cr"s .nl examine this ENR!-
VAILED NAtiiiNH
Bat IN = more especial manner we do So
'ic,t tho pa:renass Of
Nerehant Tailors, Correct Makers,
{. ,nch NakerS. Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt uaa fac Shoe 81. ders.
,turers Pest und Pantheon
Shirt and Bosom Nc !Hake,s,
kers. Dress Giahs1S.
One halt hours instruction i. atit,ient to
enable muy person to work this Machine to
their eut,re satisfaction.
Agents wanted !;,r al! towns in the United:
states y ere agencies are not air .dy IS
tab; shrd. Alsu to- Cuba, Nc xico. >cntrni
snt >Wth America: to whom u liberal die
count viii ~ gwen,
r.. Mc'RTHUR & 20,
go Broadway. New \ ork
y & co. $50 W. h'nst,n ~. Boston.
u2,7) 100 hcsnu, st Ph.la.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

Toast by a perfect brute: Wo.
man, now and forever, one and
ip,p8erable.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

-. '. :. ~. .f5rHsa
~'S 40 W $40 =
nv .l t
Was pronounced -IGer'~r - u l'hsrs Fb
,.@o,1,e ta,, cn,n~h
! hi SHC~lC H'N ~ ~ N>'c.
in 1862 &c. we'd TIE 'tru';E" II! @dii i..'Sneet
,ren,:un, nj tine & ~ai Far ,t
"'Vh' ~, "
In New York GtV, ~ 1893 X hds also ra'
T'''h eE
New New y y ' 1sae-,srs li,ino'. 1ses-,es4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23
Farm for sale

THE subscriber will sell for cash. q newly
improved farm # lso acres. all impro-
we'd within the;last two years, with \ new
log house on 1t anl an orchard Of 1913 trees
and tn. whole OF it surrounded b. ~ good post
and nil fence with 100 acres improved and
4 good fence dividing tho improved and az
improved lots slso good we'll and small
grove about t E horsc, three ,.sser failing
springs on the premises, and Ave acres 81
timber on Root River.
inc above property IS situated mile ard
q quarter As. 90 Lime Springs Forest t.ity
lip Howard Co. lows, and on the rOsd from
Lime Springs to Forsston.
Title Guaranteed.
For inr,h Z partioulars enquire Of s.b sosi
Der. 20. address LIKE SPRING. Iowa.
RIVERS J. FOWLER.
n1eves(3 Do%s1 Az. 1 toeS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

The people If Howard County. Iowa. and
;on'h ern NinnesO.a arc nareby Eot.hra that
the tiou,,ng MI "a FREDERICKSBURG,
really for Custom " ork Of oHk'nds.
With sk,l!fi,i lnillers and by doing good
work we hope to merit and receive p share
ofpahIlc patronage.
.Psrt;s. from distance vii Be PROM y
attended to.
nSvsasi fRED. WEHMANN.
Nov. ~ tee& essPs;s>a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23
NOTICE.

All rsr-o"s knowing themselves indebted
:" Moon& Hunt are requested to Gull and
settle and pay Immediately OF cost will bs
mads.-Meosy ~ must have.
NOON & WVNr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

Dress Trimmings. Ribbons, Ladies Hats a d
RonneH: in great variety and "f,Le la
tass styles. Eso'is 'siis. N"bias,
Bonnet Silks &c. g. $e.
Vt their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, al Of which
.ney are prepared to sell at the
ncst reasonable rates.
Cloaks and Dresses Made on short notice
md in tho Latest Styles
Bunnct.s Made, Trimmed, Whitencd and
,eiai:ei on reasonable terms
1t is their purpose to keep ths,
ate ): Styles and Patterns in all
hings pertaining to their trade.
Believing that t. cy can give "a good bar
airs as can ne bought ives OF Chicago
hey would cordially invite ,t..e;r friends anc
ne Public Z sn-rallv to ex mine Good, and
rirss before going Fl rom home to make their
Il ctinn.
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct. 5. 1868.
Ais"<ssi.-k l.. CowAH,
~r7a, ~ -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-23

eS1csAL AxsorscsHxSY.
T.. 4. :. ANTHoH1 4 co
Haausastufsrs o. Photographic nassria,4
wuoLrsAls n.rA:.
sol BROADWAY, N. 7,
IN aadltaan {" main bu,inesa Of TOPOGRAPHIC Ma
fAh1A1s. ~ are Hssoqsartsrs for the fell wing via
STKRlOScOPES & ST: RECse,P C VIEWS.
these We have "a nense mont including .ssasa
American ard Foreign titles and rouc.
Also Revolving publ OF p-vsta
hntaen ossIstaotus will ~ Set 10 any aIore,s rscps
PHOTOGRAPHIC ELsCMs
We the 6rtte ntroda these Into tie s.,..
and we inn.nss euants sa gsat varssy sns
Ng price nom esats $50 each 81 rs have ~
Pas1c- u esne Nor IN bssuty asA dussss, 70 any
' II ~ = sI ;i: x T.h .s 45 e
CARD PHOTOGRAPHED
Our Co&Aas(ao embraces HIV.. YHtJ,kA p 49,
ctsaSestS - which AdSt eopsnty hang us.s Il
rssSaA e EoeaSas A !!csas ste. vis: shsyf
e sss'.:os.sss!A ieo usu.9 80 ola, 20 s!s.ssns.,
.:e:l.::: 49,, GO Is Is n H:sis::;
$50 Csries x wss4s 4 An
sl.Gae MPrsssexsas q ~ eslsSscAsl Isg..v4.ss
tel.a.e t.sssa sse c.tslsgsa 1sOsrs 4 ss1p
sssss - oas ns..s PER- .is e. .sye vi &
e e: Is:s q e g.! -: y ~
,ss.t ~ eaaA eth aqua vitS $780,
spsssss Slssty Of eosAs esasss a = 49,
49, SsAS I1sasJ~ y f:sa>a.. q Co.; Js i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09
Death hofThrcc Femaies o. Starsa-
fluH.
AiaS1ao Af ~

A.uNlaatn gY. Afs sept -. 1865
M Enusu N1 sea- please
publsl ,ba FOLLOWING 0 a. &
la vl8sh tle rI t aloa'sm "
oo ht Iuaa
AhM lNo ar iaf % 5
bon near he ar grounds WH
wa 0una dead on She H1ar sh1 bad
fdlen rom 80 E z aud unst hat aIol
during TIE night Around ae lay ler
goag little daughters tie oldest gs
about twelve years ~ age Dayhrca
revealed to them their mothors dead
body lying on th5 floor But tins vas
not al these hsilo girls lying around
her were dying yes, dying lor the want
Il bread andattontion. IN this fix they
were found and brought by spme one,
in Little cart to Bishop Cohb's Home
lor Orphans IErY were brought there
ou Friday When Those little eyls
wlc brought ta tie Homo they were
ihe p.etusn 81 missry mud waut and
not scarcely 4 rae On % hide Their ra-
kcdness, enaeiated and ssdlow they
looked like living skeletons, and they
were crying for bread Tie baby.
about three years 81 age, died on Sat-
urday The poor little thing was too
near gone for amy human MD 10 do her
any good She begged for bread until
she died
Another one named Lizzie, about
seven or eight years Of age, dicd o}t
Wednesday She was pretty little
gill but reduced to mere skeleton.
She begged those around her to give
her some meat and bread, Is tholast
The other two are still at the Home
It was thought at FIRST that they would
die ton hul the oldest one, bright,
sweet Little gn, is improving Her ac-
count of the auileripgs they underwent
is enough to melt the hardest heart to
tears how they cried for bread and
could not get il that they had been
drawing rations, but when theY an rot
down sick they sent their ticket by 4
negro woman, but that the ticket wa,
torn up and the answer was no more
rations' land how their poor sick
mother, the evening before she died,
with tears streaming down her checks
pressed them to her bosom and much
more which this little girl told me in
q straightforward manner, and which
had truth stamped upon what she
said
The other little gin, named Mary,
about nine years Of age, is still very
low and il IS doubtful whethor she Wiil
ever set wen, though She has improved
some since She has boon d tho Home.
She at FIRST begged every one wbocmne
near her to give her some meat and
bread, as She had been literally stary-
ing.
These are the plain facts as they are.
They need no establishment. Mont
goDtory 4drrrtsser
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09
rae Surs siyOrs of Rebel Prison

AT the recent soldiers convention at
Pittsburg the foundation was laid for
an association of the federal prisoners
who survived the ho8pitalitios Of rebel
prisons. the objects are stated to be to
bring those former brothers ia misior-
tune into closer social union, to collect
information in regard to their wonder
ful adventures and experiences and to
extend assistance to these members
who may be in suffering or distress. -
The association viii embrace citizens
who were imprisoned in the South for
loyalty to the Union, as wen as prison.
ors Of war, all chat is necessary for any
such person, in order to obtain mem
bership, being to forward his name, adj
dress, company and regiment, where
and when captured imprisoned and re-
leased, to the yico-prcsidents Of the
State in which he resides. Such vice
presidents are Col. John Bedell,
Nashua n. H.; Col samuel M'Koe,
Mt Sterling, Ky; Capt. Frank Joce-
Ign, Boston, Mass; X. g. Sawyer, New
OGlS4g 1dlt i. -. DAlAi IOitdO, lON3s !
Brig Gen Il. l.. Hays, Brooklyn, n
W; Col W. A. Robinson, Pit.sburg,
Pa; Cen r. G. Northcott, Clarks-
burg VI. Va; Mai. Thomas B. Smith,
jackson, Tenn; Gov Fletcher st.
Souls, Mo-; Capt. Milton Russell,
North Salem, Ind; Lieut. Rudolph
Kost, Bridgeport, Conn; ~ w Bone-
dict, Wisconsin; Capt A. W. Tourgee,
Greensboro N G.: Chaplain ]. Mox-
on, Battle Greek, Mich; Lieutenant
- Ware, Bangor Maine; Major G E
Hhile Baltimore, Md; Col A. H. Wil-
eoy, Omaha, Nebraska; Cen G. w.
slurtiG, Oberlin, Ohio Lieut ca.
N Macken, Paris, Edgar county, Ill
Capt VIII Sn0adcn Alexandra, Va;
Secretary, Capt. g. IT. Green Cen.
4. o. Strait Of Indiana, was chosen
permanent President at the time Of tie
organization, when the foregoing were
chosen Vice Presidents. The loyal
press Of tho country is requested by
The association 70 give publicity TO the
event
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

have remained at 6leuvllesi Tie rs.
ufa thou ga yeae Way I uc'e.
should h.Ae boga M lining l my
family 'ess than WHIST da those al
ia knca about tae world FooH
fools vlth ua nal
Alakl-8f jat tae lap,,fa
were about ,o afi a their fllaflo
tbe news came ,hat the coal cmwns
bad burst aad that taahg others Mr
Ripl vas severely wounded ID his
pockets hy tho explosion
In a short time Sin Ripley was bach
again ia Glenville, and meeting Mr.
Mason, said. am glad was worth
only ten thousand when ] LEFT home, fai
i | had been, should have lost tic
more ~ 6aasfie and Courier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

The Portland Argus tells story q
oue Slr Hanscomb and one Mr. Wig
gins, living at tie West End Of that IL
~. WHO went together at n recent po-
liiieai celebration and drank loo much
champagne They came hoae very
jolly and arriving ir ~ Alr. Hana
comb dwelling called Out in q loud
voice "2Ir Hauseomb I Mr Haa-
comb please come and pick ont Dr..
Hanscomb. because Mr W!agin wants
e 50 home
beware of the FIRST glass, Ike,
said Mrs Purtington tothat inter ting
youth. the other day, ior when q man
passes the Rubicund ho IS liable to be-
come an unblnshing drunkard and 60
- fta Bad to worse uatil he pawns
his lass shirt, aud the eartaiu falls With
delf.nm trimmings Carried away by
the u lady's elopueDce Ike lmeeled
down on ISIS hand ad knees and yow-
81 never to indulge cept alter con-
Iltug physics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09
NEw ADVERTISE NENTs
- b b. - -.

Nff Is
ae
fe
~ afr 81 "a arstf q. taati.s $50 t1ai wa
sr s. 81 afs LsaS1 d. BASE kHaN !.
ea Ihaz tHx aft it8t psrf g naas beg bsaat ~ahia.
81. sslHEts fa fn asifBaa hAM t9 haii1 Fplendid
asllsa a s5s in Tea ~ pacr, pf as Misunderstanding
ami 500 ssesHta ffaae, hii hls nf hA hs aHee Nlt
a. 4rea rs 81 tfuft ilfaI i5al 3 aasL The q 20
aba fatsal n4ste a u hlae aat Or H.usi iunQ-
s.ii and tsnaf aatsf ats. cad iltf uaatrst
aud sst iasstfai s sas ai lasnHistsai iHra elsttHs
Saa5hntsfde eaaze sruoHg tae aest he rafeyt, aN8
f,- usasi f.1fa. 30 81 lA0 l8afkts ilast~ f5'ssai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

Tar llrfam o. Mratohnu IN
Methods huggh iu ttis countrY
ju aue hundred years Of aga Ii cor
meuccd business over an Obscure ero
Gerry store, ID October, l766 III the
OF Now York The oflcial etnsus ro1
places It, numerically, far la adyauoo.
eny other American religious body, az
the general religious statistics OF thr
country show that il comprises nc@
une-half ~ al our Protestant comm
io9nts, The diiiercnt bodies &c u
Methodist Church comprise nbout Z
080ual communicates, $4,000 local ap,l
1900 travelling preachers; 200 coBeg,
and academies, with $4,000 stiidtnt
publ aag institutions with nm ardA,
gate cJp.t0 Of about $1,000. 0004su &
on of New York city having IN ilsea.
aloguc moro than 500 boelA and 9C
trae besides 2,200 Suudty School
volumes and scattering moro than !
0O0,0u copies 81 the latter anhaaf
and 3OO,000 copies Of Sunday soho.
periodicals monthly, Tho Missions
Society of the Methodist Erdscor,
Church alone, has more than l,0l D
circuits and stations, foreign nul
domestic, nearly l,200 laborcrs, melo
than 10000 communicantg, mchdinu
10000 Germans aud Scandnayiaf
with 80 preachers using thor owa h.
guascs. II IS to raise Sl,0000Q0 III
year besides tho Centenary contrib
tions Of the Church This one Clurel
alone has more than 100000 Subdt
School teachers These arc ceriaiA
surprising iact5 for religious ln,
which may still be said to hu lis,orea
y III Us infancy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

CAsDon There II nothing Sheds ~
fine a Light upon the humnn mihd o.
eandor II was called whiteness by o.
aucients % denote purity; mid Z hs5
won the esteem due 10 tho i0os, adra.
able virtues 18e nan whose opt.
makc tie dtepe aapfe aion upon
follow mu Who Influence II n4t@
laaalg aHd 1iie.m whose friend
j d tmetiyely lah. lare ai s4e
bage proved tHfG noi be Ua 81
brilliant pai8 ot G8ue t8aN@f ~
splendid eon.a bea De bho eel
dor aid ingenious tTe tIt &e
hearls real feeling pure Wd sies
reiiac'i0n. Ihefe orc o.h tt G
have a higher place IN ibe vos 60
of hCA9r. bul none aear better
er less tarnish by usf, or olaita sleeps
homage in tlial silent reverence IL
mind pays 20 virtue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

CorrAoe n EHuqniY-IlHG Ifate
the courage to 10 without that which
you do not need, however much yorr
eye may coyet it.
Have the courage TO show yonr az
spect for honesty, ii Whatever gltc e
appears; and your contempt for digy
honest duplicity, by whomsoeYor 4ill.
tied
Have the courage TO wear yonr ol
clothes until yoi can pay for ncw onss
Have the courage to prefer coihfogt
and propriety 70 fashion ia NJ thiug
Have tho courage 70 aclloBleage
your ignorance rather than To eq
credit for knowledge under false pre-
ieuscs
Have tho courage ~ provide tea
talnment f5r your fl.ena HItL oug
mean not beyond
Have the courage p ta4 d gud
paper and pay for j. onpaatf n
vance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-09

le tban vcag Is had lastallg
80 he ssll g.sl u 4hagpers.
"D5uItles hc ID and So 30 most
mea who ~ among '1mger far
strangers ana alarlIrs are pretty much
the same thing and Solomon said 80
centuries ago.
solomon solomon indeed you
must bc hard driraR 10 refer 10 him
Why don't you know that he is an old
fogy, and that his sayings are all out q
date
II know that he Was a yory wise man,
aul that he had ne equal, and never
viii have.
"pshawl any tiird-rate lawyer would
be ashamed TO keep him company now
a-days. Who ever quotes him now
and even blackstone II hardly mention.
GA ut the prc5ent day But | suppose
3lr Mason, yen were shooting at Inc
with you pop-gua, fer I conclude that
sou Layo hoard that / ana going to bid
you alieu'
30 tel the tr,th, Mr. Ripley, / do
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want morey
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"NhN YES; q course did' Don't
you think | take any interest IN negro
Suffrage
70, yes, certainty, t3r men ot your ar
dent temperament are very apt to take
an interest 70 pohtl al matters, spocial-
ly n those g Little above taeir reach
Excuse me, Mf i.pley, do not Wlsl
70 be personal
Personal. ., no! lsoo You 10 not
you hit man under the iltth RIB, and
then say, ! am not personal solomon
didn't do that.
"Well, what meant to say was that
you heard alr. samson speak
Certainly and l admired him very
much.
But You wouldn't haze admired him
/ | presume, i you had known that he
wentworth q brass farthlng.
4 didn't think anything about Lis
/ Ipecaniagy circumstance It was the Or.
Iator 1 admired.
Then he showed off well, YOU
think /:
Admirably, IN his line.