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fes7lTed, That the representatives of this County
oelng members of Assembly and senate. be hereby
qsstd t. cause law to be passed, according which
the County Bard eff SueeTvisors of this coucty
han organize the fl st Monday in Nav every year.
md meet thereafter hres times during said year.
and that the whole time Of their meetings shall not ex
coed % avs during ysar and urthsr that the per
diem of each shall be SO day b.sides the
mileage. AdoIted.
RESOLUTION 24 j 4. SMITH.
Smith, e. Daimler and tseorss Paukratz be Emp red.
authorized an dirf cted to wal: ". w. Waldo. and
demand setill meat and yleft of all mo ity IN hi
snds hi, h has been received IN a1y manner what
ever officially and properly belonging 10 the uaty
aud whatever moneys may arise from sett 1nsnt "'th
Judge Waldo, paid over t. the Go. Treasured
and in Co. Jude refuses tt rsy, IN at TINS com
prefer articles of impeachment in behalf OF the Coz MY
against .aid Co. Judge Adopted-Ayes, II; noes, T.
RESOLUTION 25-J w. BARNES.
Received, That Chairman aad Clerk, be and hereby
authorized issue County order for all appropria
tio=s made at this sion also to the members per
diem and mileage and to Clerk of Cmmt on illegal
Assessment and attending officer P j. Pierce for at
| enhance at this session.
ayes and noe. were called, all voted in the afdrma
| tive.
| On motion Board adjourned zine die.
| Il. DONOVAN II. S. PIERPoNT
| Chairman Clsrk.
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THERE comes time when the souls of
human beings, women. perhaps, more
even than men, begin to faint for the
atmosphere of the affections they were
made to breathe Then it is the Society
places its transparent bell glass over the
young woman who is to be the subject of
one Of its fatal experiments. The element
by which only the heart lives is sucked
out Of her crystalline prison. Watch her
through her transparent walls her
bosom is heaving; but it is in vacuum.
Death is no riddle, compared to this. l
remember a poor girls story in tie book
of martys. The dry pan and the gradual
frs were they the images that frightened
her most. How many have Withered
and wasted under slow torment in the
walls of that larger 1nquisition which We
coll Civilization.
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A WORD To PARENTS. In judging of
the abilities of their sons, it is of great
consequence that parents do not confound
the qualification ola good memory with
talent. We have known many boys who
we're reckoned exceedingly clever, simply
from their being able to get any kind of
lesson quickly by heart; which was a
complete flllaey.
Memory may go along with geEius,
but it has no absolute connection with it
as proof of which it may be remarked
that the boys who stand highest at school
are frequently left far behind, in the
struggle of life, by boys who stood for
years at the foot Of their class If we
were to inquire into the biographies of
distinguished individuals, we should
discover that com paratively few of them
had been good scholars that is, had
memories to repeat lessons by rote.
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DAVID CROCKETT. David once visited
menageriesat Washington, and, pausing
a moment before particularly hideous
monkey, exclaimed: ''What a resem-
blance to the Hon. Nj" The
words were scarcely spoken, when he
turned, and, to his utter astonishment,
saw, standing at his side. the very man
whom he complimented Il beg your
pardon said the gallant Colonel, Il
would not have made the remark had [
known you were near me; and [ am
ready to make the most humble apology
for my objectionable rudeness, but
looking first at the.insulted member Of
Congress, whose face was anything but
lovely, and then at the animal he had
compared with him-''hang me if can
tell whether ought to apologize to you
or the monkey"
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GATHERED PEARLS.

Death opens the gate of fame, and
shuts the gate of envy after it.
The gates of heaven are low.arched, we
must enter upon our knees.
Browns blight young children as frosty
nights blight plants.
Whatever makes men happier makes
them better.
I'VE can bear to hang by a thread if
it be only Of Christ's spinning"
1.-THE anger Of God is of a moment;
His pity is eternal.
"Politeness is like an air-cusion, there
may be nothing in it, but it eases our
joints wonderfully"
Let every minister, while he is preach
ing, remember that God makes one Of his
hearers.
Truth is mortal; the sword cannot
pierce it; fire cannot consume it; prisons
cannot incarcerate it, famine cannot starve
it,
Most Of the shadows that cross our path
through life are caused by our standing
in our own light.
The worthiest people are most injured
by slanderers as we usually find that to
be the best fruit which the birds have
been picking at.
Grief knits two hearts in closer bonds
than happiness ever can; and common
suffering is far stronger link than COM
mon joy.
Value the friendship of him who stands
by you in the storm swarmes Of insects
will surround you in the sunshine.
A few days ago little girl in Ithaca,
just before she died exclaimed; Papa,
take hold of my hand and help me across.
Her father had died two months before.
"Of all passions, jealousy is that which
ezacts the hardest service, and pays the
bittcrest Wages. Its service is-to watch
the success of our enemy, its wages-to
be sure of it,
''There is no path but will be easier
travelled, no load but will be lighter, no
shadow Oil heart or brain but will lift
sooner, in presence Of determined cheer
fulness.'
The voice Of the spirit is still and small,
yet it is more persuasive than any speech
Of man; it is the mightiest power in the
universe to wake the dead to life and
bring the wandering soul to God.
There is no funeral so sad to follow as
the funeral of our own youth, which we
have been pampering with fond desires,
ambitious hopes, and all the bright ber-
ries that hang in poisonous clusters over
the path Of life
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-15

THE KEY.-On the public rad be-
tween Meriden and Hartford, in Connec-
ticut, stands low, dingy hovcl, within
which, over a rickety bar, concentrated
at the moderate price of five cents a
glass Directly opposite IS the town
burying- ground, and the thirsty wayfarer
smiles grimly as he reads, over the door
of the saloon, the cheerful and appropri-
ate inscription, Key to the cemetery
within"
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DURING the trial of Mrs. Wharton

DURING the trial of Mrs Wharton at
Annapolis, last week, the following COLO
guy occurred between the Attorney Gen
eral and DR.. Warren, distinguished
physician of Baltimore, who was under
DISCRIMINATION
Attorney General-A doctor ought to
be able to give an opinion of disease
without making mistakes.
Witness are as capable as law
yers.
Attorney Gene, al-Doctors mistakes
are buried six feet under ground; law
yers' are not.
Witness, But they are sometimes hung
to tree.
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NIE yJ5n|ntINE.
Official City and County Paper
HOW COULD I.
/. carried nv satchel to school,

He carried my satchel to school,
And me through the drift carried too,
Could think why lie Rugged me closet
fl couldn't, how could I, could your
At eve he tied under my chin
Ny hood, with its bright ribbons blue;
Why ne gazed in my face could l tell;
III couldn't, how could I, could your
lie told mo my eyes were 50 black.
The brightest Of any he knew;
blusIed and looked down, could I help il !
III couldn't how could I, could your
lie left on NV eiieta warm kris,
Then of with liz htulps speed few;
If could, I'd have scoided and stamped,
If couldn't, how could 1, could your
Twas long years ago, and since then
He has spoken words loving and true;
only leaned close to his breast,
How could help 1t. could your
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HNEIRTEES years' sxperisars 10 the u.e Ct
Il oar "EIcsSior," a . Tobacco Grower,
has coasinced the noss skep,icAi planH1 81
HaryIard aod Virginia that il has no cometi-
tor in the production Of that crop II Is nov
their unanimous opinion thar, 'y-oz hs apy!i-
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srr qsdisy, esrrs esriss. s,sd Aesssr, ssS 10 MOI
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Of any other fertilizer sold
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EN6LISH ROOFING FELT

q sNsaA % sssad vsa IN ar -siiznaiss.r Ie;a-
tr.sts.r ~ -! =, E.5ofr- r1ey.. cas9sia-
: - fxsts -sOr Lsrinx fist Bees Gut
e. EuirS Gyapsri.s .sStorehcsss,s - Walls.
either ottssde ~ ins'aef. and Tor p'seing M
!er Sissss or Ties. u u also cheap snd ef-
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,~,, 81 4 slated or Tiled Root, and - 9 Ceiling
10 :ros Room, enun,er.ets: Hsss, Fsosa asd
Conhersa,ion Of Moisture.
The Eaglish Felt is Pug up In rors % y
yards IL length. by % inrhes in width, asd
containing Q surface Of 200 sqssre fOs.
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TTO.PLYFELT.

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Price $50 per ton.
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CST4RRED sHEATRIyG FELT,

putting upper Slate, Tin aud Single Roofing.
Put up in rolls weighing loo pounds.
10 pounds Felt will cover . surface 10 feet
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r4RRED ROOFING FELT.

rsed excessively for sheathing How ses, and OF
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Slate. Tia srd Shiagie toe6ug.
Il is used in parking woolens and Furs to
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Dental Notice.
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respectfully Offer my services -
Il TO ,tose who may desire them. a.
All ore'a,ions performed upon the ifrr
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Persons desiring my services at their homes will
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PAGE EDMUNDS.
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Kc4 CANVASS ROOFING.

In rolls cup,ainlng $50 square feet. Is TO be
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with q lap oftwo inches, and secured by nail
ing the edges with 20 OF ,acks
doe: 20. qsir. sn.sins eos. Of pain, or e es
ment.
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Bsfsiscre, Feb -, 1874.
WEtAe rnde.igned have Formed 1 co
w partnefships enser tne name of FRANK
\. SlNAS q CO., % eondaes . ,0esgal Com
mission Business q, the old stand Of Owen
Simns, No. Wood street, Corn ExchAngs
Building, and would solicit cor;inuance q
the peneuge = Esneressly teadered ,sthe old
AnA ~ EAENG IS y &A 50
FRANK X. Sims,
E4.a GN0 mo, L. WHICH.
Feb Q, lss2-ne
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FOR ROOFING.

~ rors, g inches wide, ty SO fret ID length /;
sseh ron viii cover surface 10 fert square, or
iuo square feet
Ii . 70 be laid s~rcss the root, sh;ngse fash
ion. with lap oftwo inches and 'Secured By
naiiing the edges With % nails and Tin caps:
When laid, The Felt 10 70 be painted with
kss1 Roof Casssrc. and sanded. The ssstie
Roof Coating 10 mixed, ready tor uss, and %
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SPRING ARRANGEMENTS

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
nNs after THURS. -
~ DAY. March 7th, 4
lsI2. the Steamers sS4A
MARY -wASH.N,i. ,ssHII8Sa1
TON and PLANTER ALL rrn as f,lIows
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and storage Of goods and cattle ut 10 them
Tor sale on Commission, that they are pre.
pared to ofierto those wh- may entru.,
them with their patronage assurances tina;
their merchandise will receive tue hisbex,
market prices.
Ousclosecommunication with the wharve,
ard our long esta blishtneBt In the Grocer,
tn''.e's, enable US to command better Pm.
ces for Country products than possess cd b,
any Commission Merchant in the citv
Remember the place.
4. A. GOLDEN 4 BRO.
Warehouses No. 81 and 20
street South
Washington d.
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