The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-05-02
VARIOUS ITEMS.
BOOKS.

VARIOUS ITEMS.
BOOKS.
A Noble Life (: George Peabody.
American Notes Greenbaeks.
Rough Diamonds: Charcoal.
Her Majesty's Mails: Prince OF Wales,
Alfred and Arthur.
About London: The Suburbs.
Last Winter in Rome: Cold.
Oliver Twist: Corkscrews.
The Girls Own Treasury: Their
Papas.
Men Who Have Risen: Baloonists.
The Mountain Refugee: Hoosaic Tun-
mel.
The Way of the World: Millions Of
Tons.
Sporting Days: From Twenty to
Forty Years of Age.
Addresses and Charges: Long and
High.
The Harvest Of the Sea: Cod, Haddock
and Halibut.
The Holy Land: The Oil Region.
MUSIC.
/ Know a Bank: Manhattanville or
Faro?
My Highland Rose: Did it: Then
you made something
Song of the Lark: We won't go home
till morning.
There's a Bower: There are two, right
and left.
Shells of the Ocean: Props.
All Hail to the Land: Some rain
would be better.
Ben Bolt: He WON'T, he's steady on
impeachment.
The Days Seem Longer Now: Well
they are longer.
/ Would Not Live Away: Sour
Grapes.
Will You Come to the Bower: If you
play the right one.
You'll Remember: When my note is
protested.
Rest, Spirit, Rest: The State Con-
stables will not permit it.
In Darkness | Wander: Take Ian
tern and go straight on.
Beloved Star: Parepa by Rose.
VARIETIES.
Have no fellowship with slanderer.
Ole man studies men, another makes
beasts, insects and reptiles his pursuit.
Never waste a long explanation on one
who cannot take hint.
Some minds will always be slow till
you cut them to the quick.
Signing your name to Il thriftless mans
note is a bad sign.
Upon the head of an old sinner white
hairs are a crown Of shame.
Observers are of two classes-a few
gazeYs and a great many gapers.
1t requires great virtue to support bad
fortune; greater to support good.
Crime is contagious, ana tht Sc VINO
arrest the perpetrators are catching.
The youth OF friendship is far more
satisfactory than It's old age.
The heart seldom grows better by
age a young knaVe will become an OLD
villain.
When alone, watch your thoughts;
a. home your temper; III company your
tongue.
Most men are happy TO lend you
money when you don't require to
borrow.
1t is impossible for one half Of society
TO be happy while theeotheef is wretrhed.
Those Who complain OF wanting Ian
guage, generally want ideas, also.
The minds thunderbolts, like the
clouds are forged in darkness and
silence.
knowledge is the treasure of The
mind discretion the key to it.
Lay by good store of patience, but
be sure and put it where you can find it.
Let great actions encourage greater
and let honor be your merit, not your
ensign.
As much as you excel others in for
tune, so much ought you to excel them
in virtue.
The intoNieation Of anger, like that
OF the grape, shows US to Others, but
hides us from ourselves.
True knowledge values things by
weight and measure, and not by the
distinetnass and authorities.
True goodness is like the glow worm
in this, that it shines most when no
eyes except those Of Heaven are upon 1t:
Benevolence that can be extinguished
by ingratitude is no true virtue, but, as
ii were, base finder, on which vanity
has thrown a spark, which is no sooner
kinQled than eXtinguished.
An exchange says that "When q
white man votes that is .slllirage.' but