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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17
AGRICULTURAL,

TyERBERT BRYANT,
Successor to J. P. BartLo GLOW,
GOLD STAND,)
No. 2I, 4 ing St., bet Waterand EIpio,
ALEXANDRIA,, Va
DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL IN = l. VI ENTS. Ma.
CHINERY,
GARDEN, FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS
AND ALL STANDARD
FERTILIZERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

The Boston Post says: ''Senator Wilson
commenced his speech in Connecticut by say
ing, i come not here, iellow-citizens, to tell
stories. Glad to hear his veracity is improv-
ing by change of practice. The Post, we
presume, thinks, that Massachusetts, paper
can take this liberty with Massachusetts,
Senator :-
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PRING TRADE
The subscriber is now receiving his Spring
stock, imported expressly for hi: sales, consist
ing Of
EARTHEN WARE,
Of all llinds-White Granite, G. c., Blue Edge,
Dipt and Painted from the best Stutor,lshirc
Potteres. Also full assortment Of
CHINA,
embracing French and English China Dinner
and Tea Sets, Cups and Sauccrs, Plates and
Dishes. Vases, Mugs, Fancy Ornamental Ware,
&c. His stock Of
GLASSWARE
will be found to be very complete, embracing
vii the new patterns from Eastern and Western
Factories.
COAL OIL LAMPS, Stone Ware, Rocking
ham, Wedgewood and Yellow WAre, Windo "
Glass assorted sizes Jnpanncd Chamber Sets,
Trays and Walters, Plated and Brittana Cas-
tors, &c, in fact every article usually to be
found in Il first class Crockery Store to all of
which he invites the attention Of country mar-
chants and dealers generally.
mar l7-eo3m f. J. MILLER.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Having taken out letters of administration on
the personal property Of John Bright, dec d., l.
snAll proceed 10 SELL 1T PUBIC AuCLlGn; on
TU ESDAI, the 3lst instant, at his late resi-
dence, West End Fairfax county, Va, all the
81 KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting Of four Beds and Bedding, Sofa
Sideboard, Tables, Chairs, China Ware. two
Clocks Carpets. g., all in good condition .-.
Also, ONE MlIAGH COW. Terms cash.
JOS. IA les, admir-.
Also, at the same timo and place, will be
rented the HOUSE and LOT adjoining for the
term Of ono year. Possession given on the first
day Of April, 1868. ANY person wishing to
view tho premises will call on DANIEL W.
LEWIS, who will show the same.
mar ltd THE llEl RS
'I'EAs' coFrEEs' SUGARS nc.
3 half Ghosts superior Gunpowder md japan
Teas
II bags Rio and Goycrnmont Java Coffee.
b bbs. Centrifugal Sugar.
boxes Adamnntine Candles.
Just received and for sale by
mh II a. J. FLEMING, No. King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

''THE LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, by Frank
H. Alfriend." We have received copy Of
this work. It is handsome volume, printed
| in the best style by the National Publishing
Company, and has a portrait of Mr.. Davis,
said to be good likeness. We have, as yet,
been able only to give it cursory reading
and, therefore, do not feel justified in making
an extended critical notice. Our impressions
are ALL however, favorable. In addition to q
memoir Of the public life Of Mr.. Davis, it con-
tains, as connected with its subject, succinct,
but as far as we can judge, an accurate history
of the principal events of the late war, with q
review Of public affairs and prominent events.
| The narrative is easy and flowing, the tone and
temper moderate, and the style worthy of COM
mendation The story of the stirring incidents
of the war, the magnitude of the struggle, and
the final catastrophe, Of itself gives interest to
the work whilst the author, by the sklful
manner in which he has worked up his mate
rails, heightens that interest, and keepsit alive
and active from the commencement to the close
of the book These materials have been col
leced from authentic sources and can, there
fore, be relied on. Without being partisan in
its character, it is an able defence Of the adj
ministration Of Mr. Davis, whilst he was at the
head of the late Southern Confederacy, and
will correct many erroneous opinions which
have and do still, in a measure prevail, as to
Mr.. DIS course and policy in several partic1-
lars, as long as the struggle lasted. His con-
duct is explained, and defended, and approved,
without fulsome eulogy, or unnecessary pane
gyric. Upon the whole, We repeat, that our
impressions are most favorable with regard to
the work, and We doubt not, it will receive the
appreciation of the great mass of the Southern
people, whilst it will be willingly referred to
for facts, by the unprecedented portion Of the
people of the North, who wish to do justice
even towards former enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

The last letter (OccasionaD of MIR. Forney,
opens in this wise "A quiet Sunday finds US
full of gratitude to God for the courage and
harmony Of Congress, and for the prospect Of
speedy deliverance from the heaviest burden
ever laid upon people," There is ''twapg'
about this, which brings to mind some of the
wittiest sallies of Hudibras.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

Mr.. Stephens of Ca had an interview with
President johnson, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

New BooKs.-From Mr. Geo. f. French,
Book and Periodical dealer, No. IS King street,
we have to-day received the New Eclectic, for
April, with varied and interesting table OF
contents. This new publication has met with
deservedy fattering rcception-nublishcd in
New York AMI Baltimore. ...
Guy Mannering, Of Appleton & Co.'s edition
of the Wavery noves-very we'll gotten up
price IS cents. z
The American Farmer, for March-publish-
ed in Baltimore-very useful and instructive to
farmers.
Demorest's Monthly-the Ladies Literary
Conservation. ...... g.. .....
The LITTLE CLEANER edited by Miss o live
o. Lee Fredericksburg Va, deserves success.
Its contents are always interesting and In
structive to the little folks. The subscription
is only 81. year. ...-...,..s .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

japanese Tommy is at Yeddo, and has been
appointed interpreter to the American legation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17
REFHK-, ~ PERMISSION, TO

Cen VI y. COrsc Wan. a. Smoot y Co.
GREGORY 81 Paul. FoWlc Il Arms!cad
George H. Robinson. Gwin, Beckhaln Co.
Hooe s. Wcdderburn. Suite 4 stuart
Burke, Herbert d Go. George Washington,
Knox IL Wattles.
fnb h-1v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

TEST OATH FOR VOTERS. New York
Times says: The Virginia Convention is fol-
lowing the example of Alabama in requiring
every voter to take an oath never to oppose
the civil and political equality of all men with
out distinction of race or color This is to be
adopted as a test of fitness TO vote. Ofc0urse
its effect will be to exclude all who are opposed
to the Constitution from voting at ALL Why
not enact at once that votes against the Con-
stitution will not be counted? Why does not
Congress frame Consultation fore every South
ern State and declare it adopted, without
going through the formal farce of submitting
it to popular vote? This would be quite as
honest and fair as the bill by which Mr.. Stev-
ems proposed to impose upon Alabama a
Constitution which the people of that State
have just rejected. The idea OF popular
vote is made ridiculous by such mani pulations.
1t is entitled to no respect here than
in France. -
DEATH OF VIM. SLADE- esterday morn
ing, VIM. Slade, steward at the Executive
Mansion, died at his residence. The deceased
was colored man, and for many years was the
porter of the old Indian Queen Hotel (now the
Metropolitan when it was in charge Of the
late Jesse Brown, where by his strict atten-
ton to business, his honesty, and other good
traits of character he made many friends,
among them Chief Justice Chase, and other
prominent personages. He was subsequently
appointed to q position in the Treasury De-
partment, and held other positions, coniden-
tial and responsible, including that he filed at
his death. He was one Of the founders of
the cOlored Presbyterian Church. - Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Cor. Royal and Wilkes sta.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CASTINGS Of every description made at
short notice
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass. jan 1T!
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

Va. Demonstrations Convention.
The Convention yesterday was engaged in
discussing financial measures and the question
OF electing certain Judges by the people
There was no final action on either subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

]. W. j 4 n FSUN.
TAMIESON s. COLLINS,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07
Irac Heroes.

Men air fuEu, ia rVrtt grnrfaiion, Gho never
lifted i.s;.'! ssairst oIc 81 all their ;rllnNf
ILii, as brave. aud radgFng, aud srlf.drvOtr'i NJ
,hpsc wlo have lu,l IL,ir hutuc ia camps, aud
chu,c the a.i,.,.iir,d TOT their grave They are
tmrhniicali, men - ivacc Their Weapons are
hreumtu's. rn'r.ai!, l'ctsiasJu, ivinVnsiraacr.
TIE word praise ihey tu not cOvci aud often
10 hot Wiu tor their busiu,-, Is to stem the eur.
rent, 80 ii"'laiui sonn, i,reuiicn truth, 10 stand
~ iUr lhe victims .! oppression y hen tyranny O..
siinngesi - ~sAc III &" sutiir new en'cTpti.' in
the taUic ~ humanity the crowd who prefer
sluinhcr aud trii-'g6uigrucc 10 gcncrOus std
manly ,iJfi. They H. Rat !uOk iUi present L.
watd, hu; SOW iUr distant harvest. Oilen lay ing
iiic iug:ls'iuU u' Niith uih,ls atr iU hui!d. Oi-
ten bravug the ,ivIIn, that ih'it successors may
sail ov,r Tranquil scss, Often falling un ''esil
DAYS nnd evil tongues, While r later generation
OF iCchicf champions win an ovation at small
cost. They walk by faith aud are content 10
wait God time while iErt do Gods work
Struggle they must ticcause their SOvsiinn u To
contend with ignotinr and prejudice. aud sci.
tshucss q" confront power wn-u allied To iulu--
iicc, auj 80 arrest the muliiiulc whrn they are
rushing NAL y forward m some dangerous path
But contention = n0. the element they uyr Many
n time they ART iuicCi uu 10 some public stage
from whirh Tics would rcirca, IL they dared bu,
ON which - = Gods will that they shuull testify
TOT the ttui.', of 10 taiilc for humanity with
men aud angels ior h-Hr"rs nnd Spectators. tine
thing !, .icciallA charnci,fisiic ~ the notlc,
class--ihe. .rr IN advance q; their age md have
to de- IT,. rough wuih oi pinucrts. At their own
risk The, .ig'' why h'r mut' 'in.id les di.
crfnin.. 'l,r..ur'i tangled '"'.s's "s prihi".s
desert. THO man Whu Hanis mankind tor his
tou,- ari .rp!., mu.i fall ~ with their huin"fs
aud either shafc ihcir hlindn,ss or will make
them ir' h.is!'i 'oT his own purposes lui the
sranicr msr. IS lr Who sre. further than the
crowd au! ;hrn cau:i"n'. ihem tor their own
good WLn i..cs b.- ,:Aui un som" un!yiu
principle "n roch. aui ,itus.,t On. ia iuli
assurance that the ,iinc ~ill come IN Lis la, 81
after H. when II slial! hc owned ,ha; ho wss II ghi
aud his rcyilcrs all wrong
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07
4 MdChiHc to HUSH Corn.

A; the y. !. State Agricultural Fair. IA ina.
chine to husk corn was exhibited, which is thus
described by the New York EIprcss:
At this fair. for the first time sc find a perfect
practical machine for picking aud husking corn
operations which, i, has ever been thought, were
beyond human ingenuity and foreihought TO per-
form in any other way than by the primitive, yet
still continued, hand process. But the appara-
tus here alluded 10 docs the whole work, not only
ten iimes more expeditiously, but much more ei.
fee;ively than IL Is usually done by hand, and at
the same timc leaves the fodder husks In n much
more desirable condition for the purposes desired
indeed, the machine would be valuable, IL only
the two last points mentioned were effected by H.
in outward appearance tue machine is not un-
like an old fashioned, nai-;op tanning mill. At
end, above the top Is pair Of rollers revolv-
cd By gear wheels, to which Is attached the pull
~ for the power At the inner side of the roller
are two knives, between which the corn stalks
pass The latter, just as cut from the hill, are
laid ON the feeding table, and the butt ends are
received between the knives and are drawn
through the rollers. As the ears come In contact
with the knives ihey are wrcnehed oh aud fall.
ing into the hopper are passed down an inclined
plane, furnished With rnbbers, which revoivc as
they pass down, and they remove every ves,igc
Of husk and silk, leaving the unshclled ear
ready for the crib. There are no drawbacks 10
thr whole operation, no incompleeness ia the
machine In any particular, and no improvements
wanted Il seems perfection throughout. Il
husks small ears and large ears green or ripe corn
even the smallest nubings and always does the
work we'll never fails Ia removing stalk, husk
aud silk, never shells, scraiches Of Injuries the
grains. hut this Is not all as the stalk passes
down the rollers every joint aad hard spot IL
crushed, aud the fodder which passes out 10 front
will be consumed up as clean by the cattle as II
Il was clover or ihimolhy hay. Still again
when the ear Is wrenched "a by the knives all the
outside or weaIhor.btaicn husks goes through the
rollers with the fodder the clean, white, inside
husks being removed by the rubbon, fall by
themselves 10 pile under the machine, while the
clean ears are discharged a, the rear Of the ma
chine. The last named husks for upholsiering
parposes 10 the market Of all our principal cities
usually command abOu, $is iTr ton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

GuARD AGAINST VubGAR LAsGuAGg There is
as much connection between the words aud the
thoughts ~ there Is between the thoughts and
actions The latter Is only the expression OF the
former, but they have power 20 react upon the
soul, aud leave the stain of corruption there. A
Young man who allows himself TO usc one vulgar
or profane vord has not only shown there Is q
foul spot upon his mind but by the u,terance Of
that word be exlends that spot and ihtames II,
till by Indulgence Il will polluie aud ruin the
saul H. careful Of ,oat words rs of y0ur thoughts.
n you can control the tongue 20 that no impfoI'-
er words are pronounced by u, you will so0n
be able also 10 control the mind and save Il from
corruption. You exiinEuish the fire by smother.
ing Il, or by preventing had thoughts bursting
into language. Never utter a word anywhere
which you would b. ashamed 10 spcak in the
presence Of the most refined femaleo of the most
ligious man. Try this practice a little while and
you will soon have command Of yourself
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07
Getting Rich.
ny ms. oEoSGv wAsIsGTos wYLLls

"lf were only rich man y
You want to be rich, do you What for
Haven't !, ou enough to eat and drink and wear
as IL isY You would like 10 have as much money
in the bauk rs your wealthy ncighbOr, would
you True, he 10 making money - earning u. as
people say bu, did you ever pause long enough
To consider what he Il losing
Did YOU tvct think Of the health aud spirits
aud vitality that aTr drscrlng him, while you aie
rs robust ~ u NorwaV pine and as strong as n
North American Indian Dill you ever remember
The pltasani leisure hours iha, are like tii's oi
sunshine ia the gray mOnOtOnOIs say Oi every
day liir--;huse hours tot which he never gets
liuir What money could hny those scasons OF
cujOymrn;y They arr not in the market the gold
Is not mnted which shall avail 10 purchAse them
DO his little huys ever come 10 him ~ yours 10
To sou. with enthusiastic tales of top aud Kite nni
ball To lis little girls slinIb ulon li.kn"c,
and ,dngir their dimp'rd fingers ia h- hair aud
whskrfs aud eonhde to- him the 2tand ftplc
they had with i.cir new hooIs and dolls, aud the
gtay kitten with the pink ribban round it, neck
Not thcy lac has no time Tor such fOllirs, aui
~ the little folks skurtcy away like frightened
chickens Nb,n they hear his voice IN the Lni and
carr. their small hupse aud tears aud trials nud
joy elsc"hrir.
llc las "a pleasant "reminiscences ~ old sc!,uol
las, l." never geis hms 10 friHrui,ri. TIE
present ii.i. ui, his Whole lh', cfow'.ing uu; past
Lai iuiu.e With reirnil,ss hitr.
There agc two wA,s Ui getting rich ot, is rep
resented ~ TIE nuiey -mATlti tic other Is wealth
ui heat snl soul aud hrain aud "yr Is the lanh-
cr thereof po,s tuIr r,c!i Hviehtur rvrt ih.uk
Who IL w.l- ;hi, s,il, La not up 'ut ,oai,rl'rs
;fcssurr. ulun sltihs /: IL net ;.Lch hr ).
'rlirr posted on questions from the B,.,td ~
lIF0Ar.s iA,b IN the Old Bible that lis mother
as,l tu nd ,.riid yrii> and ycars ngu. S'ochs
sal hoHis nni ilU,t..iing i,lrs ~ coinH,i,r ill
his ihnHghi. aud 81! ,.is s.,cIilirr is fIi mu,,.,
alone -m"nry. mon.,. ~hich he has grown iu
a!o..z" Tor o. uwn -aA,
l. ~ ndtlighi'ui to he Ii,h after al. We duuhi
it. Let the rirh mAn i..,, un his M,, aud thanA
God hat he hrs uoi '.c,l 'uu inin temptation
You hatr ru"us sh--',i which ni us nrrls more
IHrHoh.y,cH J..Ena!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07
John NJ. Griffith & Co.'S
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and seed Store.
No. ~ North PUcd 81.

(tALL AND EXAMINE
~ THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Backc! Self Discharging wheel il"r.c
Rakcs.
W IL Tut Gear Reaper aud Mower
OHIO Reaper aud Mower.
Tornado Thrcshcr and cleaner.
Carey aud Other Horse Powers
Billiards. Hay Tcddcr,
Swft's Lawn Mower.
Hay and Cotton Presses.
Alden's Thill Hoe and Cultivatoi.
Tinslcy's Improved Butter Churn.
C"nk's Sugar Evapprators,
Victor Can" Mills.
Wheat aud Gnano D-iil.. br-' ~ use:
Straw Cutters. most improved kind.
tor" Sha!iaTs, by hand aid h"T.e i".,s,r
Portable Cider aud Wine Mills Pr".....
Woodruff Portable iarumctcr..
Runialrs Horse Hay. Forks.
Steel and Cast Iron Flows.
fl"w Cas,ing., rlow Handles.
Iarrows. Cultvatnrs. Grain Cralic-.
English aud American M"w.ng ;rythc,.
Revolving Horse Hay. Rakcs.
Hickory Hand Rakcs "f our .,-n iiaiulac.
turc. warranted o. Doe super. e. any
in the market.
ALSO.
Clover aud Timothy Seed,
Orchard Grass.
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Herds Grass Seed.
Oats. corn, Potatoes,
Aud n general assortment of Garden Seed.
aud FERTILIZERS
re- send Tor Circular and Price Li.t.-N4
May -. iSos.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

IoMSTic FAuLTs.-llomes are more oflen dark
ened hy the continual recurrence Of small faults
than by the actual presence Of any decided vice
These evils are apparently ofvery dissin.ilar mag
ni,ule ye, il IL easier TO grapple with the one
than the other. The eastern traveller can COM
binc his force and hunt down the tiger tha,
proWls upon his path bn, he can scarcely e.
cape .he mosquitoes that inies, the air be breaihcs
or the fees that swarm the earth he trcads. The
drunkari has been known TO renOunoe his dar
ling vice the slave to dress aud extravaganza,
her hesc,iing sin but the waspish temper the
irritating tone. rude dogmaiic manners. aud the
hundred namelcss negligrnces that spoil the beau.
it ofassociaiion. have rarely done other than
proceed till the action of disgust and gradual
alienation has turned AL the currents Of affection
from their course, leaving nothing but barren
track, over which the mere skeleton Of the CON.
lanionship stalks along.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

An ON AccouSr % MS NosE.--Mr. Shsudy's
grrat-grandfathcr, when rendering his hand and
heart TO the lady who aficrward consented 10
make him the happics, Of men" was forced to
capi,ulaie TO her terms. owing 10 the breviiy Of
his nose.
"li 10 most unconscionable, madam, said he,
THAT you. who have only two thousand pounds
~ your fortune. should demand from me an al.
lowance Of three hundred pounds year"
"Bccausc you have no nose, sir"
'Sdea,h madam. 'lis very good nose
''Tis for all the world like an ace Of clubs
My greai-gtandfaiher was silenced and for
many years after the Shandy family was burden
ed with the payment Of this large annuity out ola
small estate because his grcal.grandfather had
snub nose. Well might Mr. Shandy tlhe father
Of Trislram) say, that no family, however high,
could stand against n succession Of short noscs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

A RasuRRrcTioE PLAKT.-A very curious plant
called the resurrection plant Is now offered for
sale At New York, al from twenty Eve 10 thirty
cents. A. seen In the baskets Of the vcnders, I,
resembles a small bunch OF brown aud curled. up
leaves, as Il were. carled In upon iisslf with a
few lhTcAd-like roots ~ the bottom. These plants
are brought from the southern part Of Mexico.
During the rainy season they flourish iuxuriani-
~. hut when the dry weather and hot sun scoFch
the earth, they, too, dry and curl up, aud blow
about at the mercy Of the wind. To ali appear.
anccs they are az dead - The brown aud serc
leaf" but as soon a. the rain comes again, the
roots suck up the water, the leaves unfold and
assume . beautiful emerald-green appearance.
No matter where the plant may be- on a rock, q
trcc or . house-iop, wherever the winds have
biown Il, there !, rests aud being true temper
ance plant, Il only asks for water, and nj once
bursts into new ne. Having purchased one ol
these TUFTS, and placed u In = soup-plaie lilled
with water, the reader will Be surprised 10 see u
gradually unfold aud take on deep green color.
The leaves are arranged splrally, aud altogether,
the resurrection plant is the --latest enFinaiiy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

As oLB AND l'RolIsic ArrtK TREE. -Olivsr Tay-
iOF, Loadon Co., Va, WRITES the Prairie Farmer
about n London PiTpin apple lTeo which. for age
aud produetveness, u probably without q CON.
pscr Ia the country. When examined, two years
fruit quite one hundred years. u was about for.
ty-fve feet high, andi,s spread 81 branches about
the same has borne, every seaaon for the last
eighty years, an average of hfy bushels Of excel.
Ieni apples.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

20 Josh Billings expresses our views on the
subjec, " autographs precisely. IL thus replies
10 an anxious correspondent who asked for his
autograph I'VE ncvcl furnish oriograifs In less
quantities than by the paeIs. liis biEnsss that
great inen have got into. but Il don't strike ~ M
being profitable nor amusing We furnished n
near, a very dear friend our oriogrshf q few days
ago, for 90 days, aud Il kosi ne $gTb lew get II
hack. We went out ofthe bixness then, and have
not hankrrcd for Il sinse.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

4 GoLpES TnouGHr.-i never found hearlless
pride In n noble nature, nor humility Ia an nn.
worthy mind. on all the trees, ! observe that
God has chosen the vine. low plan, that crecps
along the wall ofall the beasts the patient lamb ;
OF all the fowls the patient dove. When God
appeared TO Muses.. Il was not In the lofty cedar
nor 10 tho spreading palm, but In q bush--as II
he would by these selections cheek the concciled
arrogance Of man. Nothing produces lore like
humility nothing hate. like pride
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-07

saw IIn nNosE.-"wsll." said carpenter, ''Of
all The saws ever saw, never saw a saw saw as
that saw saws" lie probably Is n cousin 10 The
msn Who knows bis nour know he knows bis
noae ha said he knew his n0sr and u he said
knew he knew bis nasr, oi ronrsr he knows |
know be knows bis nose.