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HNHE puclic generally, and especially those
- wishing 70 encourage home manufaeto-
mes, and build up their own country, are re-
speetfully requested 30 call In Jackson before
going elsewhere, and ascertain IN thew eannot
get such articles a. Steam Engines. Saw Mills.
horse PoWers, Gin Gearing, Mil Tearing.
shaftlng, Puilies, &C; and for building, Iron
Fronts Awnings, Nerandahs, Columns, stills.
Linteis, sash Weights, Iron vaults, Vault
Doorss Iron Railing for Cemetery or other pur-
poses, Plow Points Of ali kinds. and m fsct
~ description o. Castings needed or used IN
MS country, on just AZ good terms AZ they can
81 them By sending their green backs out Of
the country.
for any Of The above articles. or any kind Of
J. q. STEVENS,
Jackson Foundry and Machine WORKS.
Jsckson. Miss, Feb. z. 1893. dr.
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Manufactures at the South are at
length beginning to grow encouraging.
One factory in Augusta, turned out
during the year just passed, 100000
yards Of cloth, which at profit Of
only two cents a yard, would amount
to about % per cent, on the capital Of
the 100000. This very
conclusively proves, if any doubt ex
lists, that there is a profit to be &C
quired in the manufacture of cotton
where its grows. Where are our Mis-
.sissippi capitalists : Why will not
some Of them turn some of the means
they are investing in planting into this
channel, which is so remunerative.-
Lexington Advertiser.
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We have received the second num-
Der Of the Rienzi Union, published at
Fienzi, Tishomingo county. 1t is a
very neat print, and is edited with
marked ability. w. II. Jones is pub
Usher, and Dr. j. G. Saimes, editor.
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WANTED.

y SITUATION AS A TEACHER By
n southern Lady of ten vcsrss erperie1cs-
= teaeh kngli.h Branches, either In 4 private
family Or public school.
- Addres. Box 100. Raymond. Mis-.
az Best reference given.
W. ]. RATLIFF,
- ei-AtH kAym1nd, HlsI.
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DEsCRIpTION:

Morris is about so years of age. fair COM
plexlon light hair, grey eyes, and about six
feet high. Cress is about 80 years Of age. fair
complexion, light hair, blue eyes. and about
feet inches high. Jan 27-d15t
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LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
Public Acts, called session, lsee : %.
[BY AurHoR1rY.l


Am Act to amend the laws in relation to
writs of error and appeals to the High
cases, and for other purposes
SECTION /. BE Il enacted by the Lepisla.
ture az the State Of Mississinni. That writs
of Error and Appeal, to operate as superse-
IDEAS, may be taken and prosecuted to have
any Judgment or decree heretofore rendered
in q civil case OF any inferior tribunal, foun-
ded upon any cause made or incurred prior
to the first day of June, 1866, reviewed by
the High Court OF Errors and Appeals, with
ont bond or security, except for costs in said
High Court OF Errors and Appeals, and no
Judgment for damages shall be entered upon
the affirmance OF such Judgment or decree,
or upon dismissal OF the same for failure~tO
prosecute with effect
Sec. 2 BE it further enacted, That the
first day of each term Of said High Court of
Errors and Appeals shall be the sole return
days OF said Court for the cases provided for
in the first section Of this act. and said Court
the want of assignment of errors, abstract,
brief or appearance OF the plaintiff IN error,
or appellant, or Tor want OF prosecution, but
salu OUuIo shali eAaiulne ING sne Iec co anu
Ienuer .nslr Juu9ni ta upon .ne niaVtets az
pearinB tne,eln IN tne oIue,, inc records IN
Suse couis - si e ~ nleu the a ~,
Sec. pc - ItlIt1er enaeteu, lhat TINS act
'sAe eneos iiY 0at anu ao 1aee f's p"SS"se'
APP'oFeu Oo'' 'V' iooo'
A.. ,,.. a..
c. - ~ St SuJ,inG tne alessuIeI 9i lle
1Ta..,..a e sTa.ptP W Ao0ot'o N"'''Voi
warrants ior iaXes'
Section /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State OF Mississippi, That the
a - Il
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| SAbNGNI WIZ MI 9AGE
ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price
of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to b, Paid for unless Perfectly
Satisfactory
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic cased Gold Watches 200 to 800
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer
Watches ...........,.. $50 to 300
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 70 $50
300 Gold Hunrg Duplex Watches $50 TO 200
800 Gold Hunting American g 100 to $50
800 Silver Hunting Levers 50 to 100
300 Silver Hunting Duplexes rs TO 90
800 Ladies' Gold Watches so to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines. so 70 75
LOCO miscellaneous Silver Watches 80 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to So
1000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to IS
Ra5-Every patron obtains Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40. while 1t may be
worth $3.50. No partiality shown gT
Messrs. J. HICKLING & Co.'s GREAT UNION
WArcH Co., New York city, wish to imme- |
diately dispose Of the above magnificent stock. |
Certificates, naming articles, are placed in !
7catCu cHfttOpcs. HOiuerS are entitled TO the 1
article named, in their certificate. upon pay |
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether IL be Watch |
worth 500 or one worth less. The return Of /
any OF our certificates entities you TO the arti- |
Gle named therein upon payment, irrespective
OF its worth, and as no article valued less than
$40 Is named IN any certificate, 1t will at once
be seen that this Is
No Lottery, but a straightforward le-
gitimate transaction, which may
be participated in by even the
most fastidious.
A single Certificate will be sent by mail.
post paid, upon receipt OFFS cents; five for an:
eleven for two dollars; thirty-three and ele,
CANT premium for -; sixty-six aud more val
liable premium for e10; one hundred and
most superb Watch for SIS. To Agents. and
hose Wishing employment, this e q rare Oh
Dortunity. 1t Il q legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized by the Government.
nd open 70 the most careful scrutiny. TN +,
J. HIcKLING q CO..
Jan lSdim' 149 Broadway. NY.
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5l7g EDUCATIONAL. $3.50
sUMMERVMLE INSTITUTE,
A Boarding School for Boys and Young Men.

Boarding School for Boys and Young Men.
This school is located eleven miles from shu-
quslak, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and
will enter upon its 9th semi-annual term, on
the second Monday Of February next.
TEACHERS.
THos. S. GATHRIGHT, Languages and Sciences
JNO. NJ. PUTTIcK, Anc't & Md'n Langues
WIN. X. KIRKPATRICK, ....4... Mathematics
THos. }. WILLIAMS Mathematics q Langu'es
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, p. E. HOLMES.
PHYSICIAN TO THE SCHOOL, J. r. PRINCE, MD
Number Of Students present session. Ii6
All the branches Of a liberal education
taught in the ablest and most approved man
ner.
Every appointment Is complete, and every
facility offered. Discipline strict, but Judi
eious and well considered. "
Charges for the term, to July LIST, In advance,
$40 90.
To secure the few vacant places that viii oc-
cur, address Gholson p. o., Miss. oTfT
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT,
dec 3Odtfebo Principal and Proprietor.
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DRUGGISTS.

u p. DUC0NGE, Importer and Dealer in
IL French, American and English Drugs,
Chemicals, Perlumcry, Patent Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Trusses, Brushes, sand
Druggists Sundries, No. 80 Charities street, es-
tablished in 1929 oct. IS d1y
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
KENT, THOMAE a CARTIER,
PIANOS AND MUSIC,

11ORN q BREMEN, 0s Camp street Con-
IA stantly on hand first class Pianos. Plyeps.
Martins and Ouvrier's, the celebrated Cycloid,
etc. oct IL, d 1y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORTS.


The New seconsiraction scheme
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
NEW ORLEANS.


AGENTS FoR NASTY. HUSTON 90,
Philadelphia Ale and Porter,
A ND Dealers In Hops and Malt, g. . and
"A 30 BIenville, and 81 New Leree ia, New
OFieanr, La jane .6T-sm
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ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price
of Ten Dollars!
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(To BE CONTINUED. J

JAMES HUNTER. N. D..
No. 2I7, Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
February LIST, 1867.
NoTE.-Dr. Hunter visits Memphis, previ-
Gus TO his return 10 the east, at the earnest
solicitation of numerous parties residing in
this section Of country. Those who desire
to consult him personally should do 90 at
once, as his stay Is limited. AL communica-
tions viii receive prompt attention.
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GREAT WATCH SALE!

GIFTS for Christmas and New Years /
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RETRENCHMENT.-ThC Demo
cratic organs are urging Republi-
cans to come over to their support
on the ground of rctrcnchment. The
idea that the Democrats as a party
are remarkable for their manage
ment oftinaucial affairs is something
new III this country. The average
annual expenses Of the last Wing
Observation-Disclosures of Gen. Tay-
lOr and Mr.. FillmOre-wefe forty
eight millions of dollars. The last
! Democratic administration, if we eX,
cept JohnSon's, ran the annual eX-
/ penses up to an average of eighty
tWomilions of Enthusiastically Gonb-
le Of the former. So much for Dem
Ocratic economy Oh the national
scale. At the present time there is
no State in the Union whose linan-
cial situation is worse, being on the
very verge of bankruptcy, than
I Mdryland-a Democratic State
And yet the Democratic govern
mcnt there is still running up heavy
expenses to arm a militia which its
friends declare may be useful in a
possible collision with Congress-
From any such retrenchmtnt and
economy may Massachusetts be
/ -aVei.-Er.
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The North American Review is
trying 10 CONVINCE "a young men
who are ambitious ofliterary fame,
that marriage is uniavorablc, while
cclibacy is favorable to success i'm
letters.
GEORGIA ELECTIONS, AGUsTA.
GA, Nov, 3.-l1rom the election re-
turns received u. headquarters it is
estimated that 10000 votes were
east on the question of a Convcn-
ton out OF 1856, 900 registered. The
official count only can show the ma
.iority in fay or Of the Convention,
! Opposition candidates were nomi
mated only in the northern part o
the state, where the whites are
largely in n majority. In other por
.ionS of the state the CONSERVATIVES
took NO part IN the contest, aud can
dates iavuting the Convention Ner,
elected hv large maiorties.
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The Richest Man in the World.

Extract Of a letter from solomon Baron
Rothschlld
PARIS, sth April, 1864, y Rue Fauby, st.
IiOnurc.
VIII You he KIND enough to have forwarded
20 me here 20O bottles of your Indian Lnime1i:
ii vou viii send at the same time the account,
! will forward yuil the amount through Mcssrs.
Belmont ~ Co, \. y.
Baron Solomon Rothsclild having recon-
mcndcd to many of his friends Major Lanes
Liniinent, and they being desirous to procure
it, he should odYisc him to establish depot in
Paris
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Asa relief ever ready q killer OF pain,
taken iuwardly, or outwardly applied, has n"
equal For the relief and cure OF rheumatic
and neuralgia affections, sprstins, bruises, Ac.'
il Is unequalled. II is also most cfncaciOus,
taken inWardlv, IN the cure of cholera, cramps,
and main, in the stomach. diarrbna. dysentery,
cholera lnolbus. cholera iufantum, &e., ana II
withaut exception the most wonderful pana-
acca the world affords No family should be
without il Every Traveller by land or sea
should havca bottle. Miners and Farmers re
siding at Il distance from Physicians should
kpepit constantly an hand. In case Of acct
dents ahd suud,n attacks of stomach com
plants its value cannot be estimated La,
qilrc for Major Lanes Indian ilnincnf, ana
take No other. lice 80 cts. per bottle: FOR
sale at wholcSale and retail by ljenias Barnes
" Co.. u Park Row. y. y. Gale y Robinson
lSG GuvuWieA 81. y y; +. G. Wells q 90,
l91 Fulton st. y \; Chas. y Crittendcn, ~
6th Ave. y. Y. and by rc-pcctabe Drugel"ts
throughout the world None genuine unl"s 5
/ signed Ny john Ih"s. Lime. and enuntcrslAnoo Z,
/ by r. LANE s. co, Propiirtofa, it3 Rroad-
way, y. !. ~ Send for circular
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National Opinion.
Friday, NoVember >, 1867,

TERMS FOR THE OPINIoN.-After
rnuary list 1868, our terms for the
n,frroa will be S1,J0 in advance.
n not paid within three months
..,m the commencement of the sub
,.n,i9g $500.
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The best food tor fattening poult-
ry is sweet fresh oatmeal or barley
meal, mixed with scalding milk or
water. COOped fowls should be sup
piled with fresh food three times a
day-namely, at daybreak, or as
soon after as possible, at midday,
and again at roosting time as much
as they can eat should be given to
the fowls on each occasion, but no
more than can be deyoured by the
next meal.
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Ladies are especially Invited 60
call and examine our large llnc OF
Furs. and also iurhound Hoods
which will bc sold chcrp.
We have in our employ M eN1c-
rlcuccd Millincr and Dress Maker
who will always be happy to wait
upon Ladies who may favor us with
their patronage.
Thanking the public generally for
their liberal patronage III the past
we hope that 10y strict attention IL
business. and the low price Of ouI
Goods, to merit contnuan of til,
same.
EARLlNG \ T. l\NS.
East Corinth, VI, Nov. y, SCI.
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On Wednesday morning the
ground was covered with snow, the
first that has fallen here.
On Thursday morning the Their
mometer stood s deg. above zero.
MISUNDERSTANDING from the
number of auction bills we have
printed this month, We should say a
general selling out was taking place
in this vicinity.
NJ. II. Chamberlain of this town
sells at auction, Oh Saturday, NOV.
10th large lot of valuable proper
ty, for description Of which see ad-
vertlSement. Mr.. Chamberlain has
the reputation OF raising some very
nice stock, and a part ofthat adver-
tlScd is Of the best blooded stock.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Dan. Batchelder, Auctioneer.
On Tuesday, Nov. 9th Aaron Kid
der, sells farm and personal prop
erty, in West Fairlee; and II. ID.
Morey Of Oxford, n. H., stock, farm
ing tools, and other personal prop
erty.
On Tiesda., Nov. 18TH J. :.
Stcarns, viii sell property taken ON
execution, at the residence Of VI. u.
FAIR, in this town. A.P. Mcconnell
OF Corinth, also sells on the 18th
Farm and personal property.
On Wednesday 18th, Emma
Thompson of Washington, sells
farm and personal property.
On Wednesday, Nov. 2Otls S. T.
Shaw, of West Fairlee, sells his
Farm and personal property.
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ora Mar LIH1N'S ESTATE.
- u TIE or w ls VI - y y

y NWNVI lWW VI-T M ' - :
Al prohntc Court, holden ~ West Faillcc,
within aud lor sud district, on the ed day OF
October, 4. u. 1867,
;, pcmning Esq, administrator on the cs
of Orange Lyman iatc of Newbury, IN said dis
trict, lloccpsed. presents his administration
account upon said estate, foi settlement.
Nhcrcupon, II * ordered that the samc ht
referred to the ID 'Iucsday of Noyemt next
tt the Probate Court. ~ toruth, for rxaminn
ton aud allowance aud thpt ~ concerned h,
notified hereof by the publication Of his order
in the National Opinion, printed W bradford
Vt, three weeks succ, ssivciy, ~ soon ~ quay
he, thai they may upprlr aud w said time nnl
plncr. n ihoy .nr tause. ulipct thereto.
~ order at tho Court,
Attest. ALNNll bINN, EcWfr
4 uuc copy OF record
2iV3 Attest AINtll BEAN. Rcgistr
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HANCOCK HOUSE. CoUEr SQUARE. Iios-
ton, Mass hcpi on tte Erra,v9i Plen.
This house has recently been Repaired aud re
furnished. making il one ofthc beet and cheap
est Hotels IN Boston. none il more centrally
located Room, One Dollar per day for each
person. BARNEY HILL. Proprietor.
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NR WISH ll,rs.pINE TREE TAR cor.

<fEW MNRtlAGE Gt.lbE.aAu cssny fur
y Young Men, ca Physiological ltrurs.
Nhists aud Diseases incident tu Youth aud
Etilv Manhood, which create impcd,monls 90
Marriage, with sure mcuhH ui relief Stat ia
soulod letter envelope fec at charge Nddf,
~, I skiLllN NOT GlltpN llovtti \ =su.
,ittian III iludolphl. Ia
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1t is said that IA Portland belle
has captivated the hero Of Winches-
ter, and serious engagement is eX-
pccted.
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Local and State Items.

Of advertising Ia our paper soon
500 card Of Charles KEMP. Of
;,,.lse Those who want ANYTHING
..rI at Aucfion will find him ready
.lnocL down" the articles
LEcruRE.-RaV. }. Britton will
deliver lecture at the Town Hall,
Monday evening, NOV. 18th, at I
o'clock, p. NJ, Subject: On making
profitable use of Leisure Time.
We notice That representative
Mann OF faifIec, has introduced
hIl III the Legislature 10 protect
the Hsh III fallle" roma ana us
nh0tHIeS.
s..al.,.. .,..- . # o+Co,i,tl,
...l y,dJorl,- o.tohor ION 10
,,i,,l, i,1'r',o ,.a'tol.,,,c,,t,Ir,,
.,- 49, .';.l. an 1;aI a,,,.,.
=. - '''
Instantly ," INV ''''' ''''' r
PARALYTC STRoKE.-Nau>teId
''pIiI Tor many years io"' : 'ei1
q '''.'.'''' |''S S''''N = P',''S 80
.''""' "''' '''.'' ~ ''''''' - = -
y 1.r. in.tI.,,ned ,hr,o.., ~
T, ~. Y,.... ~. l,.,.t
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one DuLLARl ONE DOLLARl

A GENTS WANTED everywhere for one
n dollar sale. 4 watch, "a tea ~ctt. shawl,
dress for one dollar each Scnd - cts. aud
stamp for two checks aud circulars giving full
partieulag. Atlrps,
ARLINGTON. pROWNE & co,
I,3 Washington street. Be ton
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blessed is the man who iuven.
ted Sleep said Sancho Tanza.-
Still more blessed is the man who
invented the means of remcdying
the neglect and misfortune that
changed my locks grey before my
time. or rcaped the harvest of my
hair before The season ormy decay.
To "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Res
torati,e must be ascribed merits
possessed by few or none ofthc usu-
al remedies for badness and prema
ture grey hair. The testimonials OF
its efficacy are numerous and ire.
rroachahlc.
at works like charm" This is
the common talk about Rennc'S
Pain Killing Magic Oil all over the
country. If anybody has headache
toothache, choljc pain, sore throat
. lameucSS of any kind, sprains, chill
| blajns, the general advice is "Us,
Rennc's Magic Oil. 1t works like q
charm. For sale at prichard's.
Poverty is bad, but the worst kint
of poverty is poverty of the blood
this makes a man vpooriudeed, fol
it takes away his strength. courage
and energy; but enrich the blooo
with It's vital clement, Iron, BY tai,
Ing the Peruvian Syrup (aprotoyid'
of uon), and you win feel rich au'
"as good IS anybody.' Try it.
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-
me CALEDONIA bank at DaBNilIe
mas declared semiannuaI dividend
. OF per cent
,,
" IN 0LlS.--E' w. SHAW, OF
NoI'n hiioSe"aief' Is raising a
promising paif OF twin colts a rare
i'iinE I"i even 'iinoat' theian OF
S""l h''sr''
~ ~" l-"'''f "i"" "|.''" J"N Is
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cate he disease from the system. Send for
circular. +. ALGIER, Ast. 10 School st.
Room 3, Boston, Mass
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A DNERTISER'sGAZETrE New Volume,
"A rHcc ADVANCED to $!pcr year in advance.
sing lc copie. - cents.
G. T.. ROWELL & CO.. Publishers. y. y
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IICNo.-Mr. \. NJ. Hartman OF
Craltsbury, few days since lost a
pair Of oxen by hanging, They
were bowed up in stable, the floor
gave way and left them hanging.
When found they were not quite
dead. but they were. killcd.-BU'-
Ton NtdH{Ud
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PAPER & TWINE WAREHOUSE

Samples and prices free ou application.
Ii. * w HALL. x CO., ~ y Il Water St,
Boston,
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Rss.g.x! miPsx FsAEG.s

1 y our great one dollar s.tIr w" are giving
blankets, bod 'pr,ads, dresses, watches.
albums ice pitchers, &c, &c, daily. at $lu0
pnch. Send Tor circular and -5tt-. for. checks.
T. NTOWELI Il CO. g Beach ST. lIustou
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08

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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-06

What lots Of boys there are acres Of
them, If they al stood together. Ever
so many boys, living on farms all over
the country sturdy, bright, wide
awake little fellows going TO be men
one of these days, too. Begin right,
boys. and you'll come out right, if YOU
only keep on. You would all like TO
DE first rate men. I don't mean fam
Gus and Nidely-known, for men arr
sometimes famous and yet not good,
hut honorable. healthy, capable, brave.
gentle and true. That's the kind YOU
want 10 be, and then its no great mat
ter whether you're famous or not.
Don't make a great buster and be
rough and hard, thinking to bc manly.
Kick up your heels and have lots of
fun out-of-doors, when your work is
over, ami its the right time for sport;
but be little quiet in the house, gentle