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The City Amusemeurs.

AT THB WALNUT Up for tbs Holidays and
The Orange Gtri will be given this evening"
AT THE CHEsNUT the circus troupe Will give
performances this afternoon and evening.
AT THE ARCH the drama of a Flash Of Light
ming will be performed this evening.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Mrs. Scott Sid
dons Will appear as Lady Macbeth" this
evening.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Ofenbach's opera
of Il Marriage by Lanterns, and Dlbbin's ballad
opera OF The Waterman will be performed this
evening.
AT THE AMERICAN the pantomime of Jack
The Giant Ritier and other attractions are an
nounced for this evening
MCEvoY'S "HIBERNICoN," now on exhibition
at Concert Hall. is an interesting series of
views OF Irish scenery, which are illustrated
by selections from Irish poets and composers,
given by several competent artists.
THE PUBLIC REHEARsALs OF the Germa ania
Orchestra will be resumed this afternoon at
horticultural Hall.
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Our Hoununnr.n Fnrr,rn.

MnssPs. 0Rovir g. BAKER.-
It's now moro than nine years since 1 purchases
one OF your family sewing machines. II has been In
constant use for my family sewing ever since, and
has done several thousand dollars north of work on
heavy woollens besides. It has never been out OF
order nor cost cent for repairs since It became
member OF our family" We consider II truly "our
housetold friend" Very tru y yours
Mrs. WILLIAM II. sHELMIRE,
No. 726 North sixteenth street.
PhiIAdeIphia.
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FAIR PLAY; on, 1HE TEST or THE LONE ISLE
BY Mrs Emma ID. B. N. Southworth. Price, tI-75 In
cloth or 81 SO In Laper. "FA'r Play" conttins more
pages aHd Is much larger than any previous work
ever before written by Mrs. southwortn 1t contains
near seven hundred pages In o making it the cheap
est work for the quantity OF reading it, published
In this country for years.
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To LET A COLD have It's own way is to assist In
laying the foundation OF Consumption. To cure the
most stubborn Cough or Gold youI have only to
use at once DR.. Jayne's Expectorau aut Sold every
where,
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SKIN DISEASES What form of disease Is more
annoying than that Of the skin, with its ltching
stnRing smartiog, Its ugly red pimpies. blotchy
eruptlons, and loathsome ichorous desquamations
Happily, Hleskelrs Tetter Ointment is q sovereign
remedy for every form of skin disease, making a
radical cure In every case. Sold So cents per box
Sent by mall for 90 cents. Johnston, Holloway &
~.
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OPEN HOUSE ON NEW YEAR,-Dont fail to call
on your friends. and among other good things, par
take OF sFeer's Port Grape Wine. Most all New.
Year tables will have II on. Johnston, Holloway &
Co., NO 6Ol Arch street; Fred. Brown. corner Of
Fifth and Cf esnut, and all other DrugRists and
Thompson Black IL Co., corner or Broad and Uhesuut
have lot in from the vineyard, and will supply the
demand.
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AND No. 600 Bro
MARRIED.,

ONES-BRAMWELL.-On Tnursday evening" the
2ith inst ant by the Rev. A H. Lung. GU5rAVUS A.
JONES TO Misa PRISCILLA BRAMWELL all OF the
Twenty. second ward Philadelphia.
TRAQUAIIt-H RRIS.-On the evening OF the
25th instant az the residences OF the brides parents
No. 1889 S. Eleven th street, by Rev. II. Il. Parsons
CHAkLES ii. TRAQUAIR to MARY p eldest
daughter OF George H. Harris. all OF this city. No
cards,
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sPEER's STANDARD WINE BITTERs."-The most
excellent Btters In the market made OF rure native
wine, in which have been stepped such herbs and
roots that make the most sreng and healthy
Tonic SOld nv Drup pizta
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ToAUCTIoNEERs AND CLOTH ,ERs.-We have large
stock OF Ready made Clothing unequsl In this city
In style, t and make which intend to close out 1t
includes every kind OF seasonable garments-Mens,
Youths', Boys, and Children's-is especially adapted
to the holiday season. No better more useful pre-
sent be found, and at the reduced prices which
we running 1t Off, will pay good profit TO any
clothier for private sae any auctioneer for public
sale, during the holiday season.
HaQ t0dy between ! BENNETT q CO.,
BVLt and TOWER HALL,
St1th streets No. 5iS MAKKEr 5r.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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CLOAKS.

NLOAKS-CLOAKS.-What every one
" says must he true, 0nd they ali say
you can buy the most fashionable, the
best and cheapest CIORks in the city, at
HENRY lVENS',
I2s mwf2m NO. ~ y. NANTH street,
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SALE OF BOOTS AND SHoEs-The special attention
OF bay is called 10 the large attructi sale O
boots aud shoes, TO be sold by catalogue, for cash
tom 0rrow (Ihursday) morning. December 81, com
mencing ct 10 o'clock, by O. ID. hcClees dS Co., auc
tOneeIs, at helr store. No .5n6 Market atraaL.
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PROOF oV THE PUDDING EATING 1T; 80 with
Clothing the proof OF its quail ty by It's duraotliy.
and the fact OF 10 coming from CHARLES sroKRs &
Co.'s is proof positive that you will be perfec ly ssts
fed with the QUALITY, STYLE. and PRICE
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JEwELRY'-Mr' William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewelry and silverwRre a the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be eQuslIed
He also has a large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit TO
hiA store Ia sure TO result in pleasure and profit.
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GROVER q BAKERS aighest Pramlum Sewing
Machines, NO. 100 Chesnut street
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OHOICE ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAYS. AT
Street below Arch, may be found superb aisort'
ment OF Banoy BcRrfH, Neckties, Gloves, HandKer-
Chiefs Hosiery, ETC., which offered at low
prices Mr.. RICaARD EAYRE, the proprletOr, has
excellent taste In the selection of bis stock.
Also. his Improved Shoulder Seam Pattern Shirt
which has given such uaiversRl satisisctol, cut by
measurement R2i ln5p
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HACKING COUCH is one OF the most distressing
az we'll aA dangerous forms of cough can be
afflicted with. It's continuous action fatigues and
rrIates the lungs and thus engenders consumption.
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough,
soothe the irritAted bronchia, and give tone and
vigor TO the lungs and whole system.
single bottle Will convince any one OF It's uriy
sold one dollar per bottle
JOHNSTON, HoLLoWAY 4 CowDEN,
No Arch
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NTERR RICK d SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 4sO WARRINGTON AVENUE, PhiladslpbiN.
WILLIAM WRIGHTs PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF STEAM.ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE
Patented June, 1858.
DAVID JOYS
PATENT VALVELE5e STEAM HAMMER.
d. M. WESTON'S
PATENT NT6ELF-CENTERING, sELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR DRAINING MACHINE
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturer 7l0mW
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PRICE g. WOOD,
NV. CORNER EIGHTH ann FJLBERT.
n. B.-Bargains III Flsnnels, Blankets, Mus
lins, Linens, Table Liners Napkins, aud
Towels; 1000 yards Des. American Calicoes at
I2I%c IL 22w
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MERCHANTS iNST RANCE co.
HARTEnp CnNN
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, $500. ooO
GEO. W. CoPP, Agent, Rock Island.

Cash Capital, 100000
GEO. W. CoPP, Agent, Rock Island.
glance at the eminent services and great pub
lie use a!sess Of this wejl-tried and thoroughly
tested corporation, may be ob,aiued from a peru
sal OF the following lgures of losses paid:
Maine, ."6,SS4, % Arkansas, s22,s3s,43
n. Hampshire I9,9l5,S6 Missouri 44,7z6,lz
Vermont, 32I.43 Tennessee, 45.4s2,Su
Massachusetts "a. SO7.s9 Kentucky, 36,2So7l
Rhode Island, I4.SOS,3I Ohio, 6s.z61,os
Connecticut, 100. 925,S7 Indiana, 43.645,46
New York, 4O9. 6S5.5S Illinois, 16s, 1882
New Jersey, 3.320,S2 lows, 2O,SSn,73
Pennsylvania q, Sg3S7 Michigan, 53.2S5,02
MARYLAND s9.6O2. IS Wisconsin, 66lo7 SO
Dist OF Columbia 1885 Kansas, p765s2
Virginia 2i.24 Minnesota, I4g2s.I0
s. Carolina, &c, 49,, as Nebraska lI67OO
Georgia, 2l,933,75 California, Io9. 63O,24
Florida, 2O,46s,4e N. Brunswick, ;4,ss4,T4
Alabama, 1886 Nova Scotia, II, 2s5. 7s
Mississippi, = 2O.s32.55 Canada, 3s,s7S,s0 |
Texas, 3,96l,Ss
ALI of which have been promptly adjusted and /
paid.
Ia The man who omits TO insure his property /
now, must be either negligent, ignorant OF reck-
less.
re- Call on the undersigned.
GEO, W. COPP. Agent.
Office under Babcock's Hall,
Rock Island.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LAME.

L dies whose delicate health MAXI. n ah.oI,,.I ~
o' ,hsm not TO have children, must have sure in
CENT anu sale remedy 10 prevent conception Tbev
can with perfect confidence and safety use DIR IpI
Ah~s remedy They will thus hot only prevent in.
and preserve their health because his
cent and safe. 1t doe. not interfere win de, Or ~
AZ operates without sickness exposure and is
Cst.h IN ls enect 1t not only prevents from having
Children, b. twill restore the monthly periods and
improve the health II Ladies have sufferei frog
misplaced confidence. consult him before they get mar
ned he will restore their bc1m freshness and yigor al
fenth and enable them married lie with con-
ndence OF health and happiness. J6z1aaI Of HeaIth
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press saws on lie
9Th Of March. 1862: W araliacid.SiIy anr,sd -.
Ind TO advertised remedies for the rrfyenion L;
Children, and we feel 1T dut ackno Iea h. ma
nj from any and every when il Is for H. rslf ~,
Suffering humanity fact has cIne TO our knowledge
taat ought to be promulgated ard widely circulated FIR
The benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health make
u nee,s 20 prevent increase of family Ahout
h1htns ater marriage lady Of our acquaintance
gave tlrth u daughter, but her suferinRs were so
treat tat her physicians despairei of her life This
made her dread the thought Of again becoming mother
enc Iied everything 70 prevent repet OF suffer-
i. but without succeeding Two years after marriage
sle was a ain confined but her suerns were 80 great
Iib the chad died. and her le despaired Of
told by her family phi that II she had any
more children feared her life would lie the
As all the remedies she had tried before had failed
enc applied to the Botanic Physician DR. RAPHAEL
LOT ms Preventive to have CAiren. His remedies had
the desired effect: thew only prevented her frnm
having children, but they also improved her health To
rae PURE ALL THINGS PUKE." The Botanic Physi-
ci'ns remedies be recommended because they are
innocent and SAFE They operate without causing sick
ness or exposure They interfere with the diet
or occrpttinn They do not inure tn health but they
are certain IN their effect A. MEIGGS, MD,
G. PANC0ST MD.
r NJ pAnr,-suNpATs ENcEPTED-.r ala EAST M.nI-
soy srKKrT. tuP STAIRS BETWEEN WELLS AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Consultation rec Iwn
Dollars He has private consultation rooms for Ixp.rs
and Gentlemen Each visitor has a separate room
ranged that the most delicate. refined and SEN
stve visit the Doctor couhdentially without be
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GUIDE TO HEALTH &LoNG LIFE

VIII be sent 10 all who in delicate health and
whose lnfirmites and Impotence prevents them from
getting married One II the LADIES and one for the
. IN ALEMEN-say which one you want, send six )
cent stamps for the two Ks. His Circular about get
ting Rich ami Eminent, WANING the affections of the
Opposite sex, ending with speedy and happy marriage
vii lie sent II It's At the time
Allr-ss all letters as follows: DR. RAPHAEL, Box
6273 Chicago Illinois.
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View arrantesery article as represented and all
our work done d the most thorough and substantial
manner.
&s-Our prices, wholesale and retail, same as
the manufacturers.
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

may communicate cosrpKSrIALLr by letter il they en-
close Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in each letter
Al letters communications and interviews strictly
private and confidential No answer will be given 70
letters unless Two Dollars enclosed consultation
. - by iacoslng four cent stamps, DIR. RAPHAEL'S
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Brass and Iron Work.
GEES -F1tt1nz
s Z A M PIP z S

LEvEE, NEAR PERRY LANDING.
The subscriber has moved into his new shop,
near Woltman's Hall, on the Levee, where he in
vites the patronage Of his friends and the public
generally. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of Brass and Iron Goods. such Steam
Cooks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups,
Beer Cocks, Pumps. Gas and Steam Pipe of all
sizes, link, Babbitt Metal, etc., etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended to and
out up in workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures Of all kinds for sale
Gas filters supplied.
N. b. Cash paid for old copper and brsse.
JACOB RILEY.
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Ns.. ,. ~. Gsoeeg..

Having permanently located in Bellevue,
A. n offers his professional aerviees to the
surrounding community. He can be found
at his office, at all hours, unless professional
iy engaged v5n44
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Jones s. EEns'r5e,
L.. B. EysgE9,fss,s,,

A ttorney and Counselor al Law, Min-
II depALa. Will practice 'ip tie
10th and llth District Ceur. PROMPT
attention giael. to al. legal business en-
trusted TO his care. n23
~. = .lL.-t IL q.
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Eagc5ess I'D. SssnsFssEge,

A ttorney at Law. Address shrever ut,
IA La. VIII practice in iAe Court! ot
Caddo, Ciaiberne ard Bossier, and IN the
United States and Supreme Corrts Of the
State. All claims for collection IL Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana or Mississippi
promptly attended to ~
References -Wyche g. Richardson, Spy
ker & Sandidge, Hays & Adams, Hon. IL n
Spoford, Nav Orleans; DIR. Vim, Burt.
Humphreys& & Dashiel4, Harrison g. Crusoe,
Columbus, Miss; Sam. Mosley, Texas
Leading members of the Bar, in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana v6n1
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T. B. LEWIS,
WHOLESALE AND 'RETAIL
ras s DEALER IN
rrrnn0 ND II NS

WHOLh0AAE ALND 'ASA <AAA
ra4 a DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Fsrmerly Corner Of TeraS and Spring
streets, has removed TO No. 1eras
street, has old stand,
uThere will be presented to the
w public, the largest and best
essorted stock ever offered in this CITY,
consisting of every variety and style OF
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies Fine and Heavy Shoes
varying in price from 81 81 to 30.
jdg gGENTLEMEN'S BOOTS.
GentIemen's fine aud heavy Boots
from $5 to SIS.
Gentlemen's Shoes-of every de-
scription prices from 81 to ~
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes OF every
style and price.
Boys and Youths Boots and shOes'
Boys and Youths Boot and shoes
of fall,descrlptions and prices.
cHILDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chillren's Boots and shoes-ln end
less yariety-and prices to suit. Also,
wH - T %-
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in the morning--turn around
twice before breakfast-help the
old man-give him, now and then,
a generous lift in business--learn
how to take the lead, and not de-
pend forever on being led, and
you will have no idea how the dis.
cipline will benefit you. Do this,
and my word for it you will seem
to breathe a new atmosphere, pos,
sess q new frame, tread a new
earth, wake a new destiny, and
then you may begin to aspire to
manhood.
Take off, then, that ring from
your lilly finger, break your cane,
shave your upper lip, wipe your
nose; hold up your head, and by
all means never again eat the
bread of idleness, nor depend on
father Exchange. .t
| To MAKES Cows GIVE MILK
A writer who says that his COW
gives all the milk that is wanted
in a family of eight persous, and
from which was made two hun
dred and sixty pounds of butter
in the year, gives the following
treatment
eff you desire to get a large
yield Of rich milk, give your cow,
three times day, water slightly
warmed, slightly salted, in which
bran has been stirred at,the rate
of one quart to two gallons of
water. You will find, if you have
not tried this daily practice, that
Your cow will give % per cent.
more milk Immediately under the
effect Of it, and she will become
SO attached to the diet as to refuse
to drink clear water unless very
thirsty; but this mess she will
drink at almost any time and ask
for. more. The amount of tire
i drink necessary is an ordinary
water pail full each time, morning
noon and night. Your animal
will then do her best at discount
ing the lacteal. Four hundred
pounds of butter are often Obtain-
ed from good stock, and instances
are mentioned where the yield
was even at a higher figllre.R f
: PROGRESSIVE AGRICULTTRE.
Under its influence spring up
tasteful and convenient dwellings,
: adorned with shrubs, flowers, and
beautiful within with the smiles
of happy wives, tidy children u
the laps of thoughtful age-broad
hearts and acts, as well as words
of welcome. Progressive agri
culture builds stables for cattle
!. and raises roots to feed them. Il
! gratis wild apple trees, BY the
meadow with pippins or green
ings; it sets oFst new orchards anl
takes care Of old ones. II drains
, low lands, cuts down 4 bushes
buys a mower, house, tools ans
I wagons, keeps good fences ant
practising soiling. 1t makes hen
lay, chickens live, and prevents
: swine from roofing up meadows
Progressive agriculture keeps o.
hand plenty of dry fuel, and bring
: in the oven wood for the women
It ploughs deeply, soys plentiful
tly, harrows evenly, and and praySfi 70 2
the blessings of Heaven. 81 lfg
e Young SToCK.-"With wha
II measure you mete, SO shall 1t D
}, measured to you again" Genel
r ous feeding from birth is nor
I profitable than sighting. Stoc
n never ought to stop growing unit
e grown. "There is that scatteret
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YoUNG STooK.-"With what
measure you mete, SO shall it be
measured to you again" Gener
ous feeding from birth is more
profitable than sighting. Stock
never ought to stop growing until
grown. "There is that scatteretI
yet increaseth; and there is thai
withholdeth more than is NETS
but it tendeth to poverty ThA
proverb the farmer should neYk
forget. e
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. The custom prevails in Rus
sikof cutting off the hair of q
wtaow and bnrying it with the
haSly OF her husband. nIShould
tAis custom ever be introduced in
is country, the American aeiddefs
Nould get around it by burying
Sheir lcaterfalls, and then get a
saew one for the next husband, and
$50 on. sa
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II. r. EOrt.
It. sTE. Fors, .
q. eWc Cgcae agEagse ,

1 ttorney at Law, Bellevue, La.
n viii attend promptly to all
business entrusted to his care. 9
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Don't Depend on Father.


let me talk to you. You have
trusted alone to the contents of
Gathers purse" or his fame for
your success in business. Think
you that father has attained emf
nence in his profession but by un-
wearied industry? or that he has
amassed fortune honestly, with
out energy or activity7 You
should know thai the faculty re7I
quisite for the acquiring Of fame
and fortune is essential to, nay,
inseparab!e from, the attaining of
either Of these. Suppose father
has the "rocks" in abundance, if
you never earned anything for
him you have no more business
with these rocks than a gosling
has with q tortoise; and if he al
lows you to meddle with them, he
perpetrates untoldmischief. And
if the old gentlemen is lavish to-
ward you to while away you time,
you'd better leave it; run away
rather than be an inbecila or
something worse through so cor
rupt an influence. Sooner or la
ter you must Learn to rely on your
own resources or you viii never
be any body. If you have become
idIe-if you have eaten your faith
er's bread and butter, and smoked
fathers cigars and cut a swell in
fathers buggy, and tried to put
on fathers i1riuence-you might
have far better been poor canal
boy, the son of a chimney sweep,
or boot black; and indeed, we
would rot swap with you the sit
uation of a half starved motherlesS
calf. Miserable objects you are,
that depends entirely upon pa
rents-playing gentleman, (dandy
ioafers.) What in the name Of
common sense are you thinking
of? Wake up, there! Go to
work, either with your hands or
your brains, or both, and be some
thing. Don't merely have it to
boast of that you have grown up
in your fathers house; that you
have vegitated as other green
horns, but let folks know that
you count one. Come, off with
your coat, clinch the axe, the
spade, anything that win enable
you tostir your blood. Fly around
and tear your jacket, rather than
be the passive recipient of the
old gentleman's bounty. Sooner
than play the dandy at dads ex.
, pense, hire yourself to stop hog
,, holes Or watch the bars, and
VIXEN you think yourself entitled
4 resting spell, dolit entirely and
fllly on your own hook,
Il sou have TO means Of having
fun Of your owa buy With you
+ own earnings an empty barrel and
pat your head into it and holler
or get into it and roll down hill
Don't, for PHYS sake, make tht
old gentleman furnish everything
and you live at your ease.
i Look about you, you well-dress
E ed, smooth faced do nothing
i drones. Who are they who hav,
worth and influence in society +
are they those who have to de
?, pend upon the old gentleman
t funds, or are they those who hav'
climbed to their position by thei
own industry and energy9 True
the old gentleman's fund or pei
. sonal influence may secure yol
the forms of respect; but let hin
lose his property or lie, and wher
are you?- miserable hedging
e, bunch of bones and flesh tina
d needs to be taken care of.
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~ A chain gang composed of
malefactors still exists in Mem
phis, and is employed in improy-
ing the streets.
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I ~ Brigham Young, BY a late
sorder, directs all bis young men
to get married, and says that if
after certain time any girls fare
left over,n he viii marry them him
self. i3o3 'da @ lgp9