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Ferguson, the Radical member of
the Legislature, was charged by the
Wheeling Register with having been
convicted Of grand larceny-stealing a
carpet sack and overcoat whilst going
from Ironton, Ohio, to Cattlesburg,
KY, on board steamer. The matter
was brought up in the House on Sat-
urday by Mr.. Ferguson rising to a
question of privilege. His own state
ment Of the affair proves the correct
ness Of the Registers charges. He
closes his explanation as follows:
Then came the election of 1865 ::
some persons in the country thought it
would be stroke of policy to have me
pardoned, and went to Kentucky, and
obtained the pardon; I knew nothing
of their action until the pardon had
been granted. Mr.. Speaker, l do not
know whether | took the carpet-sack
and overcoat or not, as l was not in
condition to know anything. am no
pardoned thief, and such words cannot
be used about me with impunity. This
is ali the notice I intend to take of this
affair in the House,"
Quite sufficient, Mr.. Ferguson. You
have not deuied the theft, and what is
more, admit that you received a pardon.
A beautiful specimen of " decency and
morality" to "assist in getting Up
stringent laws in relation TO rebels and
their sympathizers2 z" But your seat in
the West Virginia Legislature is in ac-
cordance with the eternal fitness of
things
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WARRTED.

SPRI E-McDONALD-O Thurs
day. the oath inst. by the Rev. Father Sears,
Mr.. Adolphus Sprinkle to Miss Matilds
Mcdonald, both of this county.
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any extent which he may deem neces-
s;trv to protect and defend the consti
tuition OF the United States and the de-
partments of the government.
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BRIEF NEWTON.

Mr.. Wade introduced bill into the
Senate on Saturday, which proposes to
take the control of the capitol and capt.
tol grounds from the Superintendent Of
Public Buildings, and put them under
the charge OF a superintendent Of the
lanitNI
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the charge ofa superintendent Of the
Capitol.
In the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.. Trum-
bull, the chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, introduced a bill which is
designed to make ineligible for the
Presidency any one who has ever filled
the office. 1t is, Of course, offered as an
amendment to the Constitution.
The bill authorizing the construction
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, pass
ed the Senate on Saturday, and was
sent back to the House.
Stevens reconstruction bill has been
referred to the Committee on Recon-
struction, Notwithstanding his efforts
to bring 1T to vote on its passage. This
defeat has somewhat damaged his pres
tege of leadership.
The refusal of Gen. Sheridan to allow
the citizens of Galveston. Texas, to give
a civil escort, from the Steamer to the
cars, to the remains of the late Albert
Sidney Johnson, who fell at Shilo, adj
ded nothing to his reputation.
The President has vetoed the bill for
the admission of Colorado into the Uni
on as State. AS the bill did not re-
ceivea two-third majority on its passage,
this will probably be the last of the
effort to bring into the Senate two new
Senators who are expected to be obe-
dent to the edicts Of Radicalism, for
this is the only object OF the endeavor
to force new State into the Union
against the will of its inhabitants, while
ten of the old States are kept out simply
in order that Radicalism may maintain
a majority in Congress:
The West Virginia Legislature has
done nothing worth reading, except to
draw their pay regularly. If the Radi-
cal members of that body were paid &C.
cordlng to intelligence and legislature
enough to pay their way home.
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The discussion on the tariff was con-
tlnued in the Senate on Saturday, but
no definite action was taken.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

January 90, 1867.
Howard st.super. cut extra, Sill .OO(qll.owe
Northwestern super. 9.75@lO.75
" extra 1l.75@l2755
City Mills Standard Super. 1O.5O(a11W
Shipping extra, 12.50(als.'o@o
Baltimore Family, ,,14.50(9 !o.@ w
+" High grade extra Is. OO@14.W
Rye Flour, 6.2506.5o
Buckwheat Meal, 3.50@4.ooo
Corn Meal, 4.75@O.O0
White Wheat, 2.90(a0.Wo
Red 2.75(d3.O0o
Old Corn, I.O5(d0.W
New " 9O(d0.9s
Oats, 57(a .
Rye, 1.20(a0.W
Clover, s.5Oa(e9.W
Timothy, 3.62(a3.7gg
Flaxseed, 2.75(a0@
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cHANCERY NOTICE.

The Stale Of Mississippi In The Chsneery
Court Of Pamela county. Al rules, Angus, Q,
ies7.
N. ,. Hale W. A. L. shelsr.
Nc. 1851
Upon Affidavit hled 10 this csnse, II appearing
10 the ntisfaesion Of the esast that the de-
hniant A. Z. ShsisT, Il . nonresident Of he
State Of Mississippi, sad srside- hsyowi the
limits thereof; h IL therefore, ordered by the
court that the said defendant A. I. shelsr, do
enter his sppsarssee bsfsin, % Or bsforr the
.hrst day of the usst term Of this coaFt 10 be
holden al The cour,-house Of laid eDun,y, In The
1rn % Paaoia. on ths ssssuih Monday aHsf
The fourth Monday In September, 1851, and
plead. answer, or denur 70 ths compiRinanis
hill herein, Or the Allegations Thereof vii b
taken for confessed. II Il hrthsr ordered BY
The court hat a copy Of this order he rubliahsd
IL the weekly Pamela Star, a public news
PAPER printed and Published In The town d
ranola, In ssid county for four weeks success
sively.
A true eopy. ]. Q. HARRISON,
aniT.5t CLERK.
Ward q Cooper, solicitors.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue II q wdt II exes#sien 10 M d.
rertsd By ths CLERK Of hs Chancsfy Court n
rsasls eoaaty, ! riIL, On Mosizy, the ID DAY
q September, 1851, proceed 10 ell fss essh 70
The hfxh<st biddef. Il ~ opnrf-tou>e door IN
The Town Of Psnois, within hrfi hour, The
~kAlowinR assrrib<d property, togsthsr viii
dwelling house thereon, h-sit Las Numbered
4. 4 and 4, In blo<k uember twelve, ~ the
town Of psaoiz, county Of PsnolA aisrissippi.
being the property purchased hy v. P. wes..
ten. Il Commissioners saie and ocruried hy ].
v. Markham. Sid ale bslaF made % sti<y
tHdemcnt ca stasaso<y bond fa<f<iied BE fffh
dsy 10 Jniy, 1851, Il hssof ~ AnnliusA
keith, csmplainsaf IL original s1i, .esinss
WA. = Farmer. a<fajsnt E
saio-s 4 n toyEs sheriff.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, In the Chancory
Court Of Pamela county. Al rules, August |,
1867.
No. 1851
George W. Dyer, administrator, Sc, vs.James
Searcy VI nj.
Upon affidavit filed IN thiscausc, itappearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court that thu de-
frndant James Searcy, Is nonresident OF The
State Of Mississippi, but resides near Shelby
vile, Ii the State Of Tennessee, Il Il therefore,
ordered by the court that the said defendant,
James scarcy, do.enter bis appearance herein,
on or before the first day Of the next term Of
this court 70 be held AT the court-house Of said
county, In the town Of Panola, on the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday, In septem-
Dor, 1851, and plead, answer, or demur % the
complainan,s bill, or the allegations thereof viii
be taken for. confessed NJ 10 him. lei further
ordered ny the SQUIRT that n copy Of this order
be publ shed In tho @Weckly Pamela STAR q
public newspaper printed and pnblished IN the
town Of Panola, in mid county, for bar weeks
successfully.
A true copy. JC.uAkRisoN,
au3-5t Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi psnols eouuty To
Sarah Ward, heir and Distributes Of William
d. wray, deceased, and 10 her husband, W. A.
Ward. You are hereby cited 10 be and appear
before the Probate Court Of aId county, al The
courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday In
August 1861, then and there 10 show canse
why the petition Of Mary y wny, praying
for dover In lands Of said deceased, should not
be granted. BY order Of court sausd Jasy
10, 1861. go W. p. wOOTTEs,
iyt3-4t Clerk.
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All Land In this scheme Is In the
State Of Mississippi. The capital
priresare within fifteen miles Of Mem
pbis, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
sec Railroad.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA-
"A. ARLE LAND. l-AA .

Pursuant 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
At the November. term, 1886, thereof In the
suit Of George W. Dyer, administrator Of the
estate Of John II. Keith, deceased, complainant,
against james W. Siammlrc CT al, defendants,
In said court, I will ~ commissioner therein
appointed, on Monday, the 22d day o. July,
1851, at the courthouse door, In the town Of
Pamela, In said county, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, offer for sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of sir months
from the day Of Ale, the following well I'M
proved land, to-wit the south part or end, OF
the southeast quarter Of section 20, In township
3, Of range 8, west, containing 90 acre., extend
ing east aud west clear across said quarter sec
ton, lying and being II aid sosntylo f panoia
Bond with two good securities, win Re required
Of the purchaser for the payment Of the pur-
chase money. JOHN q. HARRISON,
jei5-it Commissioner.
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INsoLvRET NoflCR.

rhs s,.l. n rsxrR !. fdskt i-seassl, hsr.
Ing besa Fsputsi iasslssst . - s{slf Term,
issT. q fks rruk.ss codFt q ns5a essssy,
Nini.ippL. tke crsdiisrs = nd 6ee>sssa N
hereby no<i6sd 20 pfoss>s ~ tsvs their
claims registered IN Ne o0cs u % clsrk 81
ne Prot6t1 co.rt a ~ >ssn1y y Asleet
dag Of September, 1893, ele ~ nss vii b
fofr.rr bsrrsd. EuEADuIB k<t10uf.
jy71-st k<uiaprsutz
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CITATION NOTICE.

AT. II; I W. {. ~. s's.' XVI e. sw:ss'5rs:s.s r.
sfd d~thbuiss Of John wsst, junior, dsessrd.
fou arr hereby cited 10 be and Appear before
he Probate Court o. aid county, stfks ooail<
hesss thsrrsf N nc fsk noadky III Sptsn-
Der merit thtn ahd thsss y sAow case skyths
smith half o. ss<iisa a hs1 nsnsh<r ninstea
(ip.l 10 township sx le) Of mage dx I'D
vtst N nii spunty, tlfsxinKts srnt1e(
ee.s-d -hsuld notbs ~ be the tsyn1at u
deaedsnfs dsbts. ny order o. eourt >rs<d
Jsly, 1851. W.f W0OrfkS,
jy1s-tw 0rrktI
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WELLS
Ennons OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman wlS suffered for yeara nom
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of Youthful indlseretlon, Will for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
WHO need n tue recipe and directions for
making The simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
v%srtisers experience, can DO 20 BY addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN n OGDEN,
mayli-ly ~ Cedar street, New York.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore esistine under
the style Of A. ?. CansIer 4 Co, at Long
Greek, Miss, IL hereby dissolved by mutual
consent IN. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling to A. p. Canalcr bis entire interest A..
r. Cansler assumes all liabilities, and Is alone
authorized 70 settle the business.
A. P. CANsLER,
J.. II. YATES.
Tho business will be continued by A. p.
oanslcr. Ia d, ap21rim
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DRoMGooLE & co.'s
King Of Chilts,

Which never fsils 20 cure all cases Of ehIlls.
bilious fesef, Intermittent fever, neuralgia, &C.,
fr which Il IA used. II never affects thc head
o. ssn, acts upon The lisef and bowels, ~clesuses
the stomach. can BE- given 10 Infants and d 4
permanent cure Co aad consult pom drug
git about IL II 4 no secret, no patent no
iiliiefsse MIXTURE, but u y The result Of much
szpefisnse in the Southsm country.
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VA ~ ~ ~ "
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MI #HHt4 N aNf MM HsfN Aa4
wH #4H|s4 W a. faHey fNE
~ a NlHs b #lH ~ 80 NsffiHfI s
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snalatnfff = He senHsa Hsfh 4 Hs pc
AsfsHb ne Fam If AlafiahA heA4Fff itllan
W ~ HlH rftasHAf A igg#t
hslsI b g. Ytsa 4HH "a hH ua 80 ~
n ~ hfA ftfahl aHIa@ haH "a Afi a.
aitsd Az - isAiH IA ne n mtf hsffHfH =
10 ne laFfemeal n Ne psftiss. N Hh4h a
H tepAt asglfs I'm h FFtA ihAf ~ ST
gtfe ~ = " eqaailg altlasd. aaa iiai ~
%hnaHse Hif NJ feHfHtlgl N aid Hallfsa
tgasi ihe "A ~ " AaaHH. ieHi.
z H%tHniNufn,
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Whose very c~ountenance, acts, color, and walk
indicate disease, can be 50 easily restored TO
health by using the English femBlc Bitters.p
II touches the pale cheek with the crimson
blush Of nature, adds joy and brightness 70 the
detected and melancholy, gives brilliancy 20
the eye and intellect imparts beauty and
charms 10 ihir retiring girlhood, and composes
in old age. o..
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BTTTEns.
USE ENGLISH FELALE BITTERs.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs
For old and young, married and single.
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nhonfsd fiat there are forty-fve
thoupnn6 colof1d men belonging 10.
De L0ysl Leagues Of Tennessee
@vu9e51s fvns1s paid 3 dollar for
nfukns Terfy-evst houand dol
25o~ np IN ~ pay Cor The
v1t3Ag fbF I lot of radi-
~ ~ have no further
- - ths.vooe 1n2nl fssdnsq shsn
% ~ into e@Cv1upon thsir yot<s.
eChuiiw ~ bslsvs you sske :
- u bvsndy md uster.r sast
Rsstisss The subject = . good
deal amissap
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MOBILE ONO,
MERIDIAN a vIoKsBuRo, %
MISSISSIPPI 4 TENNESSEE R.R.

The several tracts are disposed Of a, ths
lowest cash valuation, in subdivisions Of 20,
80 aad ieo aereA. Eaeh mbdivision eonai-
tu,ss a prize, and each
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CITArION NnTICE.

The State " Mississippi, Pamela county To
Mary !. Waiter, heir NJ Law and dlsthtmics II
r. 4. u. Waters, deceased Yn are hereby
cited 10 appear before The Probate csnrt 81
said county, nj the courthouse thereof on Che
4ih Monday In June, next then and there to
show cause why The petition Of Robert II.
Nlckie, administrator Of the estate Of said de-
ceased, praying for the sale OF southeast
quarter Aeetfbn land number twelve, township
ten, range eight, In said county, should not be
granted. by order Of Court, lpsned April
1867. W. i WOOTTEN, CLERK.
mayi-D
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The lsaas are adapted 70 he growth II
r.la, ess.ss. Fn-r--, etc. ss shs-rsf th-a
Csserurasni lsaas, In esld lasitadez. al enc
dallsr ard = qu@rser PEI fs>re. Ths average
cost n ,hs=s lsaaz is from wren 10 twenty d.
ian pr ssss.
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Tietsss n<y Be bad By sfpiyiss 70 ssurli.
.Asssey Dsduesions a ~ r>f eeot 10 fssnF
II clubs II Ten Or more fytoim
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Taksa ap b. d. v, T. wan, ans aafk tFowh
fnsft fult ahanl lhfre years old. no marks ~
tfands Fesssd DIE lila Gag Of fune. iesii
sgpfslsd n 30.
lybH JAaEs h0wERH. A. p q.
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SoxrTHfSe FOR GrRrs.-I

SoNETHfx6 FOR Girls. - Men
who are worth having. want ,eomen
|fcs wives. A bundle Of gcwgaws,
bound with a string Of flats and
qu1vers, sprinkled with cologne, and
set ID Z caruine aacer-this Is no
help for a man who expects 70 raise a
family Of boys on veritable bread
The piano and the lace frame are
good In their place; and so are rib
bon, fill and tinsel, but you cannot
make a dinner Of tho former, nor a
ded blanket Of the latter. And aw-
ful 90 - idsA may ssm 10 ycu, both
dinner and bed blankets are necessa-
~ 10 domestic hsppIness. Iife has
rsalitissgas uell % fancies; but you
make TIA matter Of decoration, ~
membcring the tinsels and curtains,
tcrrettInk the bedssead. Suppose !
ycini nan Of rood sense, and Of
eonns god prospects, 70 be looking
forawzs-what chance have you 60
10 b choesf fou may coy him, Of
tup hin, Or Ulch him, but how
nseA bsi1ss 70 msks u IN object fo'
Nh ebs1orh yoe.
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HfHHm ala Hf halAs#AIs AM - 3 II
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MetHAH
FH flHys fhalslsys saf AAiasSAgs
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Liver
Should be kept in good condition, before fafl,
thereby rssding OF and preventing ehills aud
fever, bilious Ever, dumb chilis, kc, and moth
ing q 90 ~cffstfuaf as
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Costs One Dollar.

For a description Of the property refer %
TIE new pamphlet isaed BY Tho company.
Titles arr perfect, or The monty vii be paid %
the winner of the priss.
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rAs ratlis tetret M M
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
o. ar paper published The State q Ten.


Il complete, and Il Tie largest establishment u
The Kind In the southwest We employ none
bat capable wofkmen, and lufh out The best of
wofk q The most fsasuaalle Prices
Mfs.om wHffN0nE mos
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BLOODY FLux or DYsExTERY,
All Married Men

Whose wives are suffering with constant
pain and suffering each month, whose mcnstri-
alton Is too much or too little, or painful, or
irregular, who Is suffering with falling Of the
womb, With lucorrhoca or whites should moi
fail 70 carry home onc bottle Of
g DromgOo1c % Co.'s
English Female Bltters
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Can't you get your kidneys 10 act free enoughf
Are you troubled with gravel or any kind Of
dcposis7 Do you pass bloody urine occasion-
ally7 Arc you annoyed with two frequent In
c~lination 70 pass your waterf Is your urine
thick or Milky Have you a pain In The small
Of The backf Are you nervous melancholy,
or alarmed IN your dreams, from the effects Of
habits OF dissipation or indiscfetion1 Do you
require Q diurctic, or a medicine which will
Immediately arouse and restore your kidneys
and bladder 10 a healthy action2 II so, pro
cure one battle Of
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49,. AZ H. Louis one hns bern
"a % lhs deoth of q2g0 fssl. and
-.ss. .-..-- ~
s"y. N .l
"s~s'' .'
~ 's'p'"'y.
|. We underuiapd. that ihs splendid
5okIukl sIAAs which adorps that por-
= Of DE ebony bureau located Il
uFtls, hss had Mr.. Myers, % sstim-
IbIe %citisen If that place, arrested by
be military and sent 70 vicksburg.
Ne did not hear the charges against
him, but hope, and believe they arc
riding.
. -,
Your nHOT uUNs-Should not be
permitted 10 rust, your dogs should
bot bite your neighbcr, your low
grounds should be we'll drained, your
pribs should never become empty,
Sou should rise before breakfast,
work al day, and II you wish your
lick wife 70 meet you with graceful
eurls, roy ehssks and sparkling eyes,
" - 80 w. HA
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Farms for One Dollar.
SUBDIVISION OF PLANTATIONS
CHANo 8 FOB ALI


The Southern Asylum Land Company In
addition to their grand scheme Of city resi-
denees and lots, In which Col. NC. Galloway
valuable residence In Memphis constitutes the
capital prise, at Five Dollars per ticket now
offer shaaess In a scheme tina. embraces
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Dromeoo1e ca Co.,
Fluid Extract iBearberry, Cubebs
90 and Buchu,

And be restored 10 health and manhood again.
Large bottles will cost You only one dollar.
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learn Your Sons q Trade.

Among tho ancient Jews, and at
the present time among the Turks,
the sons Of mon Of all classes Of So
ciety are required by law to learn
some trade, by whioh--no matter
what reverse Of fortune may over
take them--they may still beenabled
to earn alivclihood, and In no event
be compelled, either tostarve, or SUBJ
sist upon the charity Of their friends
or the public.
How fortunate for US all would II
be to-day, II such law had been
enforced in our own country before
the period Of the late war;. Then
we should mot now hear the almost
universal cry Of distress go up from
our midst, and witness such a gcner-
al unftness for any vocation Of life
among meA. Of all ages and all for
mer conditions in society. The pres
cnt ruined and helpless condition Of
the South should admonish parents
that however we'll they may educate
their ans--and however much Of
earthly plumber they may be enabled
to place in their hands-that they
should Also give them a trade as a
safeguard against possible poverty in
|the flture-should their riches take
wings, Or their education fail to sup
ply their daily bread. Parents, let
Us say TO you, give your children q
good trade and you will learn them
the great and all important lesson Of
life--self-d Independence. Many a fool
ish father lives like the brutes, and
boards up every cent Of his income,
that when he dies, he may give his
children "a start in the world"
Setting q young nan afioat-be he
ignorsnt or learned-with his "dad.
dy,s m~oneyy--is much like tying Q
bladder under the arms of a person
that cannot swim and throwing hin
into water beyond his depth-ter
chances TO one he will lose his blad.
den, and 20 to the bottom. Teacl
your sons The lesson Of self-relianoe-
teach them 10 breast the ocean Of liz
10 udsance--and they won't need th'
bladdcrs. Give your sons the bcs
education within your power-compe
them, IL necessary, to learn a trade
and You have "given them a start
in the rugged pathway Of life whicI
no misfortune can compass, an,
which is OF more worth than Oh
wealth Of the Indies-and the EARL
er you Learn them TO depend upoI
Their own resources, and The blessing
of God, the better for them, for YOU
and for society fberriiie South,
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THAT YOUNG GIRL

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