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About Weekly Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1871-1885 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1872)
herald. rvERV WEDXESDA's B 1 CrnE> * TABBKOCGII. IlEi! % rEB‘U». En.Tnr.. I ", „v laSiißin-iox. U 82 00 ■ ,wnvone year. • • fto ■ s ; x p,. ■ l'S> c’lVi* -payable r S^ ?ubf,c i ibcr? ’ und Knv nn 1 " !.j rcC cive a copy fret-. wishing ihe-r papers n, pnet-olßcc to another. ■..1 from i , .i ic nost-otiice I:;:::; niirl- f'J A I,VEUT'SE''K' f TS. WT 92 50 per square... 5 00 ■LtfSh* 1 * K! ‘ ... 500 • wlon 3 00 ::::: * 8 l* oN; ;?Ses*ead. 2 00 ■lication for 1,0,1 3 00 Kj notices- I’ , nf i.„„1. bv administrators, ft* N!,> „L jian9,’arc required by ■ i tMiAfi rstTucßdßy •" l i c B the hours of ten in the B betffl l th rec in the afternoon, at fctSiin the county in which BT' ;: v ©temust; be given in ■i;''sl i * W'»?i ,rc,ions u>tl ": W ami tfe.fitlSof nn fc, I 'iU.MmtoWll .laya. R| iM-srinfl in lik‘‘ manner, todays fc to ilSiea<i<»> " ill be made ■ r art of Ordinary for leave to ■ ; a- |,, l ,nl,li:i!i.'dlor four weeks. fciSr™ l'«.« es administration ■Li,],, Ac.. must lie published 30 ■TL.Ik. iM 'ii from administration, ■ ,;; r ; months: for dismission Birnanlimidiip- ‘l° days. Pr„r>h"!mvrlnsme of mortgapes ■ , -;;ni monthly, four months ; ■ui,;idiinr lost papers, tor the full ■ „ f , month- : for compelling ■ -utors or administrators. ■ | K n been -riven by the de ■ .I,’ini) space of three months. ■ . must be published for Brae nn!ires, two week?. • always Imi conlmued H . - til.- legal requireiiu nts. H. .! ;\v" ■■ nolered. rai Wb a-* r. : sva 3-e 'uVLGI Bpr A3IONAL .CARDS. ■ , x w.M. K. SIMMONS. BiXX A SIMMONS, B .\Tl'o|;\ilVS AT LAW, HkF.\ :;,IB O BORGIA* ... iimett and the udjoiuiii}r marl 5-1 y B, !.. HUTCHINS, Ba'ITHUNKY AT LAW, Hh»’CEV!!.|.E, CjA. H • -M-mties nUthc Western ■e. :n Milton and I’orsyth of the lkar 16-1 y I .M. ui :s, B RNKY AT LAW’, HAfVIU.E, . OA. mm BHf- oli t i-.vmm it. and Miltnu. » in- promptly to ■ • X. <-• 1. id N*N , Hn’ORNKY AT law, B' l|:v iu.V, |B : X''. V - 1 " 1 '!id to all 'business BH ’■ ;iml also to l.antl. l »>!?; Ims mar 1 H A.&, G. A. MITCH£LL/ ■ ••KNhKVILI^tSV., "'Lr * continuation of H t" the eitfeeijs BH; ' v S’ tautly on hand a BB 'i-- and chem&aL. ■ pr-.pAed. ■ ■ u.^.i ■ IC: AN;« # GuriGtON,;' r;.\. < • 5-Gm I Uo liKl{ TS , ■ /• T " AX I,A \T, . « ■ ‘ lAUktt a. <;i-:oii(;i.\, I j’'|' i,u ss ‘'Htnistr.n,)' S . “ ,J wmiK-tt or i • W;»:kiT |- and Claim eases IVl,r "»i)«-»it. ju 1 ) -c.m ho" I Har Sim,!, ‘ |] GA. § ■ ''■ H', ;/, ;,ij < S2O ,V' r' •V- ,,, )ts wanted. : ur«\vorl»in>r i ," r make ■ • :.; ,«( “•* "1 tln-ir spare m rr-'kanu, unv ■ i' r- ", r ;v- •'<k!ivf-.s rj. ■ : JLi - H.;. C.,, Mv T. M. PEEPLES, rnOPRIETOR ] II. Aildrets oft bo Niiti onal ocratic TOinniittcc to the People of the United States. The following ple rs the -United States lias been , issued by the National'Democratic Committee: 4 * • The October elections *are They enable us to form a * tolerable, accurate idea of the true, political situation of the country. In Georgia xve have to recount « ; victory for the Liberal ticket so un- j exampled as to take bee but*pf the list of the doubti'u* States, and prac tically to pronounce in advance the decision of at least 125 votes yf the Electoral College. To this number it. is oiiL/ neee&pary to atftt ruty Votes to r elccrvireeley and Brown. In Pennsylvania, the distin*ifisted chairman of the Liberal Committee has eloquently characterized the methods by which the result of the election tbeie was accomplished.— We commend bis statement to the thoughtful attention of the country, In Ohio, despite- most unprece-* dented gains for the Liberal-Demo cratic ticket the Grant managers have carried the election by a reduced majority, having brought to the polls their entire reserve vote. I*H*> ur | Democratic friends in certain locnli ties of tliat great commonwealth shown the same earnestness and ac tivity-, and enabled us like oiiMene mies to record our entire strength, they would now be exulting ovei a brilliant victory. In Indiana the Democratic find Liberal forces have achieved a most important success over Pennsylvania tactics most un scrupulously employed by the Admin- istiation and its allies, showing tlms that when a free peiqlle aroused know their lights and dare maintain them. Indiana has fairly demonstrated that she can neither be “bought nor bul lied.” The moral of these results is that victory is still in plain view for our national ticket, and that energy and courage will assure it. That vic tory must be won. If we mean to preserve free institutions on tins continent v.e must assure it. The event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday last, when considered in its causes, is the most appaling political catastrophe that inis ever taken place in this country. Should the system through which this catastrophe was brought about he condoned by the people and on the other States, it seals in America. A sad eont surely that the a-itv in wliicli was Lorn %hiid *Li! alilhemWf a free people should now bu the first to toll the knell oLits liberties It is fo# the fiee v l"untaught people of ftll the State^||gcalrtrty review lhe fgirtul' crime agamSt suffrage .in nia, and to decide repeated Tvitftin their own "BBrders. For The first time "the system t>f the arq 'really on trial in the United States. From this Injur for ward of the franchise in its iiflVgrity dwarfs all other issues. dur'-hiends in each Wf the Staics - caf|h inspiration from the I,lieioi&conduct of our fellow-citizens in Gedigla and in Indiana; and .from now tiy November let their struggle be manfyl and unceasing for liberty and an untahited ballol»box,for Vefonm atid an of fhb Gosermneiy. A UtHJSTCB &MIEI.L, A Cmil’Eman’ Pem. Loin. To Kkep' F-ggs.—Wo find, ( the *UU of the egg, tin'll »i|ifch,svhen kept in**a Ifeaftfty tlhion by tlio the egg,*is Smpervious to air; J>u2 if tl»* P|jnaius too long in o|*e- position, tlio yelk, being than the al bumen, gradually sinks through jit, in contact with this skin ; •and haffifg* none of the qatriities req uisite foftijeeping 4ml skin sdbn becomes dry ,and impci yh'ms to pene trates tioougfi it to the yelk, causing tSie then fore the plan i* tral poshiosi. HV domj»thifl fc the ggg can (>.* preserved for a long timet My plan’ for accqN^jslihi is, to "Ukh a keg, or |«i«k die eggs on £ heir side^Lew to end, laying a< tiirfir.it nitl»o eoitjinuemlitil a. layer is filled, and| so on* until Wb barrel is full. I use ; oats for pacing, jarring hhem doyni as inncli as fc Required to keo|> tluyfri firmly in their place, and head upjho barrel ready for \narket. • Jly rolling tlie barrel about a quarter .around every few days, the yelk of the ■egg‘will b# kept as required. i If is but just that we should 4,-liase our pleasures, but the moment - wvheu we uiv is a hard one. I * ' Lawrenceville, Ga., Wednesday, October 30,.1875., A Little (fill Falls it ol a Fourth-Story Many use the whicii are t«p called on to de scribe and Jf every description, nil more or character to rywaken the {or the"'utv siviterers. But there are fewy tljj| aedount of wlacli causes more thab that oc-' curred to ft poor little Rlintl girl last * - m A«iontf the, fro in Al-* abatna was named J. M. Green, fro,nUWpelika,. who ciyne ac 4bmpnniedj» l|v little gifl eiglit years of Helen Mayrw nell, daughterH. Purfiell x of for .some time heetf mhicted with'paiTial blindness, 'in this* dxrt'emity libr fhtlier deternuTted *to send her to the Asylum* for the BJind in*this ei!y. where sne might obtain advan tage of system of this institutions and he jn reach of those eminently well calcu lated to treat bet diseas4. The ex cursion, and Mr. Tlreen’s determine __ lion to avail bUhself it, oft'erefi the opportunity, and Mr.'Green was induced to take charge hf the little girl, and deliver her salfly at the asylum.' N. n .last night about IQ.o’clock M.£ left the room, >in the fomd.fi story, in which 4ie had* seen his lutle'* charge, weary with her long ride, fall quietly asleep, and was only absent a few moments when lie was infoimed by the tlerk that child had fallen out of the window ujmn the street pavement. a fearful fall. Rising out of her sleep, and dreading to be alone, she had in al! probability sought the door; she found the window, which is believed to have been closed, raised the sash, and perhaps thought to step out on a verandah ; instead of that she stepped out into mid air, and fell a distance of fifty feet, striking a cellar door. Wh en discovered she was conscious. Both legs were broked, the rightt. one presenting a compound fracture, with the bone! protruding through the flesh. . Dr? A. BfGook was called in, and the little sufferer received all the attention possible under the circum stances. She is* now doing well. Her head # uninjured, and she com ; plains of lio painjexcept in her right limb. t | Her father lms been telegraphed to, and will come on immediately. It is a sad misfortune, and would almost sceig to prove the truth of the old adage,! that { misfortunes never come a(lon® — Lo&iscille Ledger. —f * Fasliionajble society, if we are to credit -thatlvery “Jenkinsy’, paper, ! tlm Homo Journal, has adopted a gr&it improvement. Eiiher through exeess of insipkhts', or of intelli gence, society-has yow found it nec ‘essarv for its members t<s know each other by the sense of smell. Hence HlfC* following fragrant paragraph [published in all*seriousness : Ladies and genilotcen of the fasli ionslde world always adopt scmie particular fcrfunlfe, which in time’ becomes, it'were, a part of tho% jidrsan. Tlffe greater the refineme>t the more iplicate favorite per-' funie. Frain a 4*pst of extracts ~we selt*t the flliowing as the most dJi cat(Tand refined: Mathiola, MeadoV Aue«n, Wild Flowers o-f India, Crown Boquet, s<ulL -to Victoria’s ’.(jpvorite*; Iraw.tluM'n'Bloom, and But 4,orl{#Orcbi? gAU ..of these are eJK, tiW^fievi,.. llo'n delightful the idea! Itow convenient for ladies expecting Aniyiicular visitors nponing t door'fcb put their mlbcsvlp tlie keyiiole and detect dear Juries ot that fitted lys pd'V- Or tor Charles Augustus, house tlie excessive leaisnrely sfticlj jhe as. they come •loav r\.-sta{i ing accuwifmy bcuve>eii gelina and,the gOTgon, M>- . “Chawley, arc those the iu front ?” no ; don’&ou know thd* sce f4L lake a | strong .wlijff dF' it.’Y “Ah, yaas, ; Doodle, h\> JoA'e. ’ w Giwblkv’i * li.i*nksß.-—Hon. j Lewi#^icKenzie, of Alexundria, \ a., i has received a *2tK; froui Horace GreeleT, HFwhichi speaking of his ifttitatiou to visit tlie London Agri culturrl Tair, he informs Mr. Mc- Kenzie that his wife is dangerously ill; indeed,, that Tlei*life is despaired of, and tiiatj unless.lhero-irf an unex pected chanffi- for ll|: better lie- will be compelled to fotego con templaled,vi&itt>. An cxclrwrge iutcinils tl*o listening continents *‘it is ny longer polite ■Jo say spittoon, Tlio»atticle is cus 'pa lor.” Ah I iiidecd. AN nv wmildn t * ex'.icctoiito ho i hoi pfntty ' 1 “ COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE!” Life home, tlie wildest' questions about rolling mill woik and wages. “Is the work all done by machinery ?’*• “Can I get ten a-day in the mill!” “Is it very in work is not all machinery, as a'ching bone and mußch) can testify; and the questioner woulj probably upt get ten dollars a dav. iWbe gft! no more than he -coitliT •j*tirrtj» unequivocal. ALay ! disposes oficthe third inquiry, '.TKh is construed into meaning tha borhood, as well as the inside of ,-v turnacA Theljpbor of most St'lling anill man, who work by tlieston, be gins in the morning. Viewed.iu the light of other people's hours, ltow ever, it the night. At four o’clock they nyist be up and doing, fottyt tlvp, one-Jialf of the world he fhg yet irt hed/sfiarp lie. calling thefirdlers to trreirWngs and hprtks, and the iron must be hot be fore that. During the early part of the day. the heat, though intense, is Lpatiently borne with the body clolh -|jd; hut between twelve and three o’clock, when the rolls, furnaces and the.irftn are all hissing with Leaf, the 1 endurance of the inen'is ttup-d to tlie utmost. By tlie time tlie first-named j hour is struck, all metal' substances have become too hot tdr utrae custqmed to handle, and the air aliout the furnace and tolls is stilling.— Ninety five degrees in a*shady ytlive is a terrible infliction romanv, but liere the thermometer marks from 12510 135 degrees of heat. Shirts dripping with heat are discarded, and muscular development may be studied to good advantage. Pantaloons aie wet and steaming hotly, and even shoe; must occasionally he emptied of the sweat that runs into them. Countenances begin to wear distressed appearances, as if the physical strain was telling severely upon even the toughest. It is human to be ‘bushed’ on a hot day. One look at the dozen stout men that will he prostrated-, in the last round or two, will convince any one that the largest wages they may receive are well earned Tub Last Hours of vVili.iam H* Sewkhd. —Seward had terlean ague with a catarrhal complication and muscular palsy. Mr. Seward’s int.c-1 leutnal faculties were clear and vigor ous to the last, save when disturbed bv a paroxysm of fever. Just after the eflusion from the lungs to day, and thinking it would telieve his breathing, he was, at his own dosiie, placed upon a lounge and bolstered up, and moved trout his adjoining bedroom into his study, where, in tlie midst ot his., {looks and Ids literary •and other papers, and surronuded by relations an 1 a few friends, and ail his devoted dependents, lie breathed his last For tlie last hours of his life, as the powers of nature were giving away, his condition became easy, and lie spent the time in aflec tionato leave-taking of Lis relatives and dependents, and finally sank qui etly to his last Test, as if going to jleep. Whisky Consumption.—For the •champion whisky consuming State of the Union, Louisiana can claim the prize. The New Orleans Picayune declares: “We know of only four parishes iu this State, with a popula tion of about 43v ( J00, of all ages, colors and sexes, of whisky tire required to meet •the yearly demand. It has been es timated, upon a fair basis of calcu lation, that the consumers in these foiw parishes, pay half a million dul lars" ve'arly for liquor and strong diTiiks—about three times the amount ©fritter State and 'parish taxes. The grosS sales of the cotton and sugar the State since the war usually do not amount to over ¥3O, 000,00(> yearly. The ‘drinks’ ot the people of the State, and the liquor bills, arrftmnt to more than $30,000,- 'OOO yearly?’ The Congressional elections in the northern port of Brazil were attended with rioMmd bloodshed. No result has yet been obtained Irorp the tie- j gotiations .between tlio Government and the Argentine envoy, and opin- j ions differ as to whether those nego liations will be successful in arrang | inor the points of difference between | the two countries. . I A (Neuman Fi.kkt Coming.— A [ licet tX-fivtp German men ot-war is 'now m ting out'for - a cruise around ! tlie world. The' expCdiiiqp bo I under the command .vlmiial Warner and will be gone eighteen months- The fleet Rails directly for | the West Indies, and thence will j proceed to New Orleans and edict 'port in the United .Tl»<- StrjtslMMii-g UntlM'ilrnl. Evei vbody will be glad to know •that the beautiful euth.ftWyl *nt\ Strasbourg is to be restart d. The cross which towers above the "whole, so far into the skies, has, been replaced—a task of singular peril and delicacy. AH {lie repairs, according U> tlie esti mateajf Herr Klutz, the architect, oan be done for a sum of gold. There arc ovej; 1,200 panes of glass to l>e put in, and tuiicli masonry to be rebuilt. It is now said that the famous astronomidhl clock is uninjured, and that it only wants cleaning ; after which the twelve apostles v;hl ouce more march forth, in proW-sion, when eYer the clock strikes twelver— There is one point on which ivpoffi is silent, and yet it which, to the organist and tAmie likely to be near bis instrument, must lie ol *somo little consequence. Tlii.s it the situation and Resent condi tioo of the celebnifccd s!u-ll which dashed through the window and buried itsoll in the organ with.ml exploding. Now whether, when the organ conies to be played on, the shell may not burst by way of revenging itself for being disturb ed, or whether it may not. fall from the spot where it has been lo Iged and so explode by reason of the concussioiK is certainly a matter ol considerable interest to those immediately concerned, and will warrant some solicitude on their part to have the missile carefully looked for in advance It would he a tremendous, but by no means agreeable, termination to a Te JJcuni to have the big organ blown into Hinders, while everybody about shared in the wide-spread risk and destruction thus entailed. A Well-Cultivated Ear.—One of the most remarkable illustrations of the power which a telegraphic op erator acquires to distinguish indi viduals by their touch upon the in stturnout, has just hoen afforded by Hempstead, one of Uio operators in Lite Western Union Telegiaph Com pany’s office in this city. About a fortnight ago, Mike W> Sherman, formerly an expert and well known telegraphic operator hero, -escaped from the Middleton li sane Asj lum, where ho was confined, and though thorough search wits made for him, lie successfully eluded the peop|e w ho were on his track'funtil Monday night. While llcing,,Had , was a! work in the office hcieithat niglij In suddenly recognized, among tlie phil ter of a score of messages passing over the Sire, a sound yvhieli, he, at. once declared was the ,o£| missing Mike. It piowid to be a message from Wujlinvfor!, an investigation showed thatxMr. Hemp stead ’was quite light iu ascribing it to tire insane man, wljf) was *isund there yesterday, lie having drojjped into the office at th»rforiner nlaotu Monday night, and taken diafid ;it his old business. —Hartford Z l( Jst. Tms Pbeeuvatmk oft Leaver— Now that the leaves are begjmfhig to asatmie their ®utiifhnal «tinis, the question as to the best method of preserving thefp in order.* only of late years tjiut the lion of leaves attra’ctcd much at tention, but it is libvwll matter of business no lcs*s than pleasures The fancy goous-.shopjf ol'#arger cities are each fall sttplied frith the rarest specimens, and bwses of them are each year shipped to K*t iope by tradesmen. The process is A few thin blotting pads, syife sheets of drawing paper, camel's hair brush and *oine am-, her varnish me a'l the neFbssai yt appliances, save a thick b„uok* to press the leeves between tbejLrh-f --ting pads as to extract life' moisture before they are vunusj%J and placed upon the papers. Al ready tire leaves are warning, arid the ivy, es|TOcially, in a proper condition. The poisonous plaift makes the prettiest leaves, and is not > dangeroitSfcj ii%t* but most* peoj foxtail handle itiji the till. The burning of the-mills at s ! town, Henns\l\auia, on Saturday 1 night, involved » loss of f-tOO.OOO, of which *IOO,OOO was. insured. The workmen held a meeting after the flames were extinguished mid prol tered their sufficesrebuilding the works in part, gratuitously. - —» • * «4B»» ► • * --* -—— Scott, the carpet bag Governor of South Carolina, has commenced an actum lor libel against the New \ ork Tribune, laying his damages at SIOO, ; 000. Ho had better followed our . Ibilloi kT example, ami ruu away with hu stealing... P A YEAU, IN ADVANCE. . * A Jtuttor of Satisfaction. Noft l»a< 1 story is told at lhe ex-, pens.* most ilistin<»uisl»o.l citizen of PMiulel|d tia. It seems that a dinner in progress during tiny recent brilliant display of north- lighks, and this gentleman, step* out. to cool his burning brow,- tjas start|ed by the display about the He stood pdMectly ainaz e«f; then tinning to the window he saw withiji the*wilo of his bosom sitting wide tUe ladies waiting for their liege to end their cham pagne and segars. Pushing asule the curtains, ho beekojjod Mrs. dirties to come She complied, when lie said to her, solemnly ) “Waynes, d’yer see anything ex* J ‘Yes, Doljy, 1 see you have been drinking too.much wine.’ 1 “No! not that, \V agues. I mean exironeiv pfiornomonums in asino |.h<-ru ” ' *• “Why, where, Dolly ?” “I nper yowicr, Wagnes.” “\Tky, dein - me!—yes 1 do, in deed die mod brilliant aurora that I evcr^jiiw.” “Wadies, aft! things shootin ?” “Yes, dear.'” _ “And a llasbin ,' Wagnes!” “YeODolly.” “And a sorter spreadin’ and dan < iu’, eh Wagnes ?” “All that, my dear.” “110 ! ho!” laughed the husband, much relieved. “Do yon know, Wag ries—l mean Ilagiies-ywheti I eame out and saw the e’lestial phernomo nnms a glowin’ upper jon’der, hlowed efl’er 1 didn’t think I was drunk 5” A Gooi> Exawci.k.—All the chil dren were wondering what they could do for ‘our baby.’ Daby is a year old and can walk and almost talk. She notices everything and looks as if she would like to give her opinion about everything the others do. Katie thought she would like to try and make her a dress all by her self, hut Nellie said, “Mamma, don’t you think it would he better for us to makeMier something together.” ‘1 Rave been thinking,” said their mother, “that there is something I would like you lo do for her. Baby needs a good example set her far more than any j*rettv thing you coulil make her. 'This morning when yoli anil Katie were quarreling; over the baby house, I saw her watching you all the time. l)o you want her t6do so wlieu she grows tin ?” •» “Oh, no, indeeii - ” fliey both said, ffcnking ashamed. “Then yon musn’t let herseeyou do it. She imitates yo^all sue can. Now, here is something vßu hell) each olheiVio fur ib-ai baby ; liave 6nly loving words arid acts betWtcn each other. • Ls. she sees only these,- she will hg far tftore likely to gTpw ui) loviii" m!d gentle herself/Vt-Vt/W’s ,■ ° _ • . paper’7 • j A dispalcm frwu Paris mmiflWWß ♦that MinistGi Wasliburti andToubt de Kemusat KflV# oil thediiH't of a pdstakftrqbty wl*lch the )rosS, authorities of Intjr countries adW|T. It.js believed that' ■ •ikS* ‘Minister if J'iimnce 31l approve 'the treaty, and* it is Jdghlym.ro 5 (table' lirAf it vwjj • recejve tile ryg. ‘ular before *tlie elid o|r the yoar^*?l * fixes ‘ tlm lei Air post-., ’age jet egtht cents for one tlnrd o\t 'an 'ounke, and n'eviMiaper wliioh freight cenn •is rejifyeo to< ! tltiyo whis. jilegihlered mi* t.lie transfirisfion of pafferns are also prTnided arising t&.ig French fi ances delayed - % . • <Tp Thc II imT cm cb rated citizen of Ar was Sand y !* I^nowii as the ‘Arkansan trawler.’ j He sti ) Uvea, and Is *1 oloOc at the I Metropolitan hotel, Little K»ck. i l ire I .Mowing is his last j!7£e : F r, Mr Faulkner,’’"said I, n wbat Rind !of Sljite government have you | got now.” “\^pll N sir,” said the, i Arkansas kavmfcjrj “1 reckon we die ettvsed with the trorSU* passflf „ i of ihievest anti 4t ver scijt ont ' fqpui oldivibn to Arkansas Tht'y I Tost govern here with a high hand,' .wid, if our lives are onr ilropey ain’t.” ' <* lowa.Materinefons-(one of,’em at when cut pueii, ijisclosed horse shoe* and mules ears. Was die i mule scrateGing his ears with Fiis hoof wlien overtook and enclosed him i iiow ( - - —• At the Paris Exposition of 1807 there w%re, from forty five countries, i no less fl.an 3,701) different kinds of wood exhibited, 3f)5 coming from Kurope, “">‘2 from Africa, 858 from •Oceanfca aid I,3‘JS fioiu America. KATES OF ADVKKTIH.VU. stack .; mo's. f, nio’s. jl2 mo’s. '-“I ' t I'll j s c, 00 ' !<i on - J, i r . s <: <>(» la oo 15 no ‘u'o hno j moo -jo oo hi col. 12 CO 2(1 00 30 00 r ” 1 -, "<> ha (Hi oo oo one col. 40 00 75 00 I |t Tin money lor advertisements h doe on tl.c first nsertion. A square is the space 0 f one inch ifi Oepili ol the column, irrespective of the number of lines. Mnn .ngi's and deaths, not exceed inc six lines i.uhlishc«l Irce. For a, man od v--sing his wife,.nd nil other personal nultci, double rates will lip chareed. No, 33. HiUingrs-tiftte. , ' ovo generally changes .oouettrT to sense and prudery to silly ness. t•* only S | o p f rom o„nning tew dishonesty and lt iz a Btep thal a man is Imhle at ennytime tew take. Did ago laz its privileges—one iz tew find fault With everything. Weak and wicked are U, e two worst things that ennybody can he charged with. Ho whtfiz willing to trust every; hod.ly iz Willing tew bo cheated by every boddy. 1 \\ lienever you find a man with excentricity ov enny kind, which lie brags or, you can put that man down as a “beat,” and charge it lew mi account A wise man iz never less alone than when alone. A man may mistake hiz talents, hut lie karit mistake hiz genius. Indent must hav memory—"euitfs don’t require it. I don’t belenve thare iz a human hemg on l lie face ov the earth, nor an angel n, heaven, who are positively against lempiiishtin. W hen a man measures out glory lor hi nisei I lie always heaps the half bushel A bile aiu I a very sore tiling aller all, espes hilly when it \- t . „n sum other phelfor.. I’iellv muleli all (lie philosophy isl lids world iz kcutaimd in the tolfpcv 'bracket— [grin ami bear it.] I don t kno whiicli liaz done the m. st damage in this world, lazyness "i malice, hot i guess lazvm-Fs haz. If i had 4 lust iale dogs i would mime ihu best one “Doubtful” and •he othci 3 “Useless.” Kumor iz hku a *swarm ov bees, •h« moic you ftto them the | e ss you git rid ov them. \ irlew may koustst in never siu mng. hut the glory ov tfit tew konsists in repentance. Fashion makes fools ov sum, sin-* neis ov otl.eity and slaves ov all. A jest niH]| be kind, but a joke never iz 1 never bet; not so iimteh hekauso i am afrade i shall !oze, iiz hekause j am afuule i shall win. A phools money iz like his brains, very eneasy. I don t think the height ov impu den.te haz ever been reached yet, alilio rriennv hi tv made a good try fur it. ° j It is proposed in Paris to design the business Ironses and oflli-e* by means of ooloreil lamps. ’lima, doctors would, have green •lajnps, stations and post offices l.lue, hotels and boarding bouses \ ellow, eto. ■ A Kentucky ipan, wfro in twenty years drank seventy tim e barrels and soifie oihl quarts of wlqskv, has air* plained entirely foi tire last ten years As the Dourbon was afl out of him, t !ne did’nt ayemi the Con vention, i “rav, Jones, what’s the matter with your eve I” “Oh, nothin’, only j my wife said this morning Pd better getTtp and make a tire ; I told her to make it hqrself—that’s all.” A 'lriewd boy in Indiana has taught ’his dog to dig potatoes. 1 lie boy •pulls ibe \ines and the dog follows after, •unearthing the potatoes with j couipliilcuess and dispatch. No man cau avoid Ids own coiw panvf to he h id better make it ims good as possible. The reason uhi all works ov nature are so impressive iz bekause they represent ideas. Ihe books vrhitch suimm tourists carry ftlipui will* them ar# designed more to employ the than im prove the I.nines. I lie man wlmze u lio'c. strength !;f\ sin Id- money iz a weak niari; I had rathei be itblfto ipjlk * <-o\i # on the wrong side tlmn Vrp sucik a man ■o • “I keep the l.ctft bread,’’ said at pertain baker to n poor fellow who complained ..f thf*'inferior qnality the artiele lie had purchased of Jym the day liefu|-0.,*“l don’t doubt iv’ if a iirthe ens i oftfer. “ I hen why dfigvoti Complain,” asked the linker ft'lieei.iusiy / would suggest that Voii keep the bad *3 l to sell the best,” was tlm reply* lie went nuraud safely dmlgtd a bread tin. roinetfmes lovim may fall upyu uh otjecis, fnii how much Tetter "this tl ialt tv have* no"l<f\ Suppose the Ssmii slnUild say, “Twill not fall, the.sand flnly'wtiak.i mu• up and gives Toilh t ufi vcrdiTle” N’o, liiaTsiain and mi ns nine la IJ upon die just and ine unjii.it, the wa.stt* places as well as fl»e ‘fruitful. Sff our love should ijpiirh alb
