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; • tireene—Mex. Gjeer. ' il•deerlicoments lotiermr - 544 .., k ets.,
I ' I Hanover—Thos. Strearli4On. Per INl 3 nret of mem, IL'i ?, , ' ' -'- ir j • ; ~...°l3- ighly, might I vet
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or ivies DIRECTORY%
olklctlts P T Ht.UNITED BTA4E9.
;•-,-.:lent—Ftaillin Fierce:
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p r e-.•let-:•-fde taelo) JoSse D. Bright.
r • rr:ary of Fta es'illiam 1.,:i 3larcy.
-/ -v - of Interior—Robert sD.Ciellsud..
1
.. .... oflTre , sort --Tames GuamJ:6
f i ;:ir--.loSerson 'Davie. -\\
rvy 7 ,-James C. ;D•,bbin.
,-.•
.. eneral-H . James ,Chuiphell. '-,
.- •• .• •flii—ta • eb Cushitig.
,-, 1!.. j .-,-1•:7 Roger B. Taney.
'i'e,...,:.00.11 ig.incer—L. P.r Waldo:
y z i - --. t• r . ,
s ATE OFFICERS. .
t,
lioverner—J 'nes Tollock . . __
Et .,.. o f coio onwealth—A G. I:vita. •
'Surveyor Ge ', , 4 4 ,a1—J010n Rowe.
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Auditor Gen al--;Jacob Fry Jr. --:- :
State Treasu
,- 7 11. S. Mwriaw. -
1, '-..•s Sup ''..ale Court—l ililack„ E. Lew.
'5 ir iI. Loirri 'ii W Woodwari, -.1.. C Knox.
C._ S. Senat 3—Richard Brodhead, William
3izler : • L. • ' "\- •-
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cmialCommi sioners--IlenrYS Vat, Arnold
'' - ,
',miler, Geor g ' Scott. ' • ,
•
. 1 . 1 •-•"-'•
'DISTRICT OFFICERS.
PresiatMt Jillge—Daniel Agnew.
Member ofitionge3-4--)Ohn Alb son.
S•ipator--3o ri , R. Harris; Butler county
Assembly -7-Di LO"rma Imbrie, 43, P Shaw,
W. Crawfork %. ' •,- 1
• • i
: C')UNTY OFFICERS. '
'‘i C3-NZT:Cnirns, John Scott:
g_.
-.a l3' Welsh. . .
=I
Igtociat
tt -
Sheriff-31144es Darragh,.
ProtliormtaiSt—Nl S - Quay.
•• At, Recortlersinuel B
K 13oilea.
B. Anderson:
Wynn. •
\llll - miil* jihillips; Philip
topers--A It Moore:
Shirmies, '
3 Bogg ,gamed W sander.
tors I—, William Ell.m r Robt
os.? '
weir —Thos.,'
It Dickson, Wei; luvidson,
Nlurray, 4..)102c1ay.
.. zure)
Put reyo,
Vommiss,
IT-
BEM
Cri
AuditOr3-
- 41 tn It E 4,
Poor II"ti
TAt+..r, WA!
is .(Prql
M
LOGAiIIiVG LANDS.
LAND WARRANTS.
Mho senior p-ar,tner of,o - ut firm hnvihg just
rAurded (tem (Own; where arrrrn:eln.qnts
I,cen tunl i e:wit`h , Meosrs. ;NFCLUIIE
co, hci.ie,
one cif the Inigest and most
• .;houses in lows, we nro
7 • ' enred, at th6.opening of the Land Or-
• •
1; 0 C.-17 E lA - ND S.
: or Land warrants. Per
aeans to intei,t, and wishirig to sa-'
..Alru a firc , ,, iser 'contag:e of profit, cannot do
'utter th-ininvest in E,„Nc . .ND'AT GOVERN
JIEIT
(._ l•
• •• .4nert Itaying a few
Yiti" 'rter - i7 . Ctn .- iiV• il ecr -
Leurr l ti.^n. by c:illine2on i theundersignen.--
..:sp(indent4 injowa make the . selec
- -
ME
~„ .
throuzh pei4onal inspection,
•!. W NI.A. lIIERRON 4 - co.
Pk:IIILE AGPITS . W.ViTED
:h-ri or 'Village of the Union, to Sell
I . CORD'S itiN W
V O
LadOgents are iiMking More
living fromitAlsale. I.CoM - vsEv. relui
• red %Ault the tnedeci - he is sold;
. simply a Vinod
accompany*
-
Inviotora. r--fares Stox HaArtkert.--
teaspoOnsful at each atiack :
audit will soon . For an overloaded
i-rnsich. or when 1 . 00 CS' or sours. take the
• ..I.ovig vtitor after eating, and it will not prove
• (li,p 7 , eeable ressive. llcartbitro,
cr diticult - breathing, take a tea.
j , < riful once or twice'dailvl. For Ipss
Lto.tfu, ror Listlessness, the medecine
- lavalwille. 'lt will restore the Appetite and
digest well. NthilT-MARE • take
• not retirinz and the demons 'of.
wilt:ill be fairies. After eating, a.
t.,l::c . dme Im - iv:orator and
- • ri‘tliOvi; oppression or _felltiess.i The
i a Liver lte‘nedy of unequalled
(44h:a touring Billion.; Attaeits,' llyzen
; F.nnaie Obztrue
• .-• .• •*- t h.1:5 no:co-144i
-1.,._•1 V:1 (IV:ar:t.:l fail bottle of-tire
ia-oratar. I.ny \oftLe.S. ab.Jvc named Com
be
-,• :las, without itat, min call at tho Agents
get theil mor.e e back.- Sold at One Dollar ;
r Bottle,;by S.INFOItD &. Co., Proprietors,
and by Youno• , tlt. Thomas, Beaver,
and John Sargent, New Brighton. .
Jan. l 7 15.57
THILLIPSUUItfiII
wiTtli CURE EST: BLISUNIENT
- .
prescnt . pt-ysician of this prace respect
fullv;;inforuts the citizens . of Beaver and
eountieS that he has lately open
-4: and greatly improved' die above institution,
• i eatries on a a;cesstutlyt the treiameni, by
. ,
)-
,
Ills long experience in,thatloranch of healing
Ftt er..llolt.shim-to cure diseases uncontrollable
as l r anyother . sv,tem. ' lie would also notify
iu the neig,hliorhOod, that be
the illoepathic.m.td llontoepathia systems.
I Will attend to .:ill calls as,a" phySician and
•'.3.urieon throuh the neighborhood.
The suhtzritter being a .regular, educated
and haiing practiced ‘medicine and
•••-, ..ry; during nearly . 2o -years is enabled' to
• •ini to all- reascUmble expectations tc - out
e th:.t iOn-e thcmselvesunder i 'hil care. , •'
1E.513. •- C. BAEZ:M. D.
NOTIOt.
is-bereby given that the partner
i-I.A •hip I he . retefore existing : under the 'name
e,s.:it strLe at 4 Mittel Loirreyi 'C . o., in the cost
, rniti n : L : operations at_ Clinton works, in Big
Li:aver tp., L.twrenCe county,• has been duly
diss , ,tre:cl, by the withdravval.of William Kenzie-.
‘Vl:liant Lowrey from the concern. Tho
cettieroeut of old matters will he adjitited by
hy our Ageni„ IL D. Ccioper. 'ato manager_.
---- JAS. DUSO.OI. Fallston, .
KaNNED V, New Brighton.
'Th. , e . ". e 7
CActlo qarette copy 8 months and send
Lilt to this office. • •
R'iliou, Childs Co.
. - .Tl7z6l;sa.le Dealers 0i •
G DS
JL • e
• . 9-
A D
N 0 - T 0 11,6,
,
,
4r Wood St. • Pittsburgh, Pa., spßosite
SL Charles Hotel. ,
• -Are now receiving , an tinusnally large , and
nOtnplete as,;rtnient of Dry Goode and Notions,
the 10th of September rill be prepared
to tAihit er very httrsetive •etock;.which, by
. - Tr'res of a buyer constantly in the Market,
Sept full tiormighont the season. •
be litleelicra cif tits trade is sweoffspria
gift.
1)14 , irAti tie te it.)!AtAYst ra
- :.4 :• 1. I,l ' 1. t .1 1:1
Of Pataiorih, Illteclisi 'Cita)) ail
Bar/istltoit, hiel•
• Fonndekt is inierp,rtteali by Vas
Legislature cf fattaiylealtil.";l lo - 1 , PIP=P 6 t 4.II .
charter. ,
_ • no.kni mr_outtclois.
limit. Sir's BIJOILAXAJ!, Prealdent *ids, Milted
States,
%VILLIA
kis gs 11.t.mitton,
Ilea.
lion.
WALTf;It H. Lowßui,
Cg..taLts NArLoa, •
lion
non
Gen. 3. K. MonunsAn,
; - LIM:Milt. AT inTrsgunorr.,
President, P—Durr,(autnor , of Dorn Berk.
keeping, The %Verona Steamboat Ace°!inlaid,
Sc; Profetesor of the Prinziplee and Practice cif
Double Entry Bookkeeping. • " . " 1 '
A. T. liawden, 'Protease'? of ' Mthematfek
and a1jnn.,%.1-•Profeeeontrestratookkigpitig, itexiea.
W. II:. Dia, T Op i.;;Motbirty; , Thai. - ittnii l l's . '
4....t0neS and J. C., Stdekton, Associate-I*am
fors of Itnokkeeping. ' . i
J. I). Williams, XtheAtest _Business and 0 r
namentkl Penman la the Gaited States,) Pro
fessor of penmansliiir ; :l '
N. B. Iliktch, Esq.:- Professor of Mercantile
4
7.4w . .iiild 'Political Er:dbomy.
M.
1 Hon. Judge Shannan and flea J. M..
.Kirk=
1 pettrick, special. lecturt r on mercantile - t aw.!
Rev. David •Fergerson, ProtesXot ot Cowries'-
cial Ethics. . 1 , „-,.- • -. 1
John Mtirphy, Teacher of "the. Artor Detect
ing Conuterfeit and Altered Bank Notes. , ,
~'
F. L. Apel, Proressoy of French and German
l i angnage 3 ' , , •
•C'''' . '" E:Otelry, Professor ofMefhanioal and Afch
itectual Dritwittg. z / • '
Park Benjamia, / of New Tort, and other e
qually distinguished literar:r, gentlemen troth
_enstcr'n cities, iredll alma lecture before the col-
Ifii — ttarilv, wint4rd • _, ' 1 . •,•
•
, phi- .is bniiiived k:lte the only Establishment
in the'llnicn founded, oigt - ,:inked_and conducted:.
by a practical leichant:' who, frouithe--most
nintured experimental inforniation, than brought
the Accountant's aria Merchant's Pduoation to
a degree .of perfection never attained by the
best theoretical teachers. • • , - .
Upwar•ls of 1.000 Students hayo been educa
ted for tae Nierchantile Procesion ;, and such
has been the, :newt Inez:laic of .bu.4itte , ns, that
a I.,rge ad4ition:ll 11. and secertl additionel
Te'acher B cti-lpikVenin.l,ll3,)e heroine necessa
ry f.r the netenittio.iati..o ;If the zi , tiitlents. • .
Zitn!enti . ; lance access to a library of .3,0130
MONE
vOlutues. -*
For full pur,tieu g 'ors Berta fir specimensof
Mr. Wilibints' and a circular ur,
44 pages—mailcdfreti !
'hat's - ItookKurplug; llarPer's
pp. 2*.:2 royal octavo. -Pride $1.50, postage 2L
cents. - 1
butir's -Steamboat PoOkliecping. Price $1;
.postage 9 cents. ..
ensure prompt answers, address all
I litters re...4pecting the. Colieg-t to the Priucipytt-
Fur Duff tiyo.unili of Bookkeeping or Wanks;
' nddreos any , of the PittAmri , ,lt Dookscllert,
or the , l'ubliehers; st Brothers., New,
TOrk
Glo. R. Will E .Co.
„.St., Mitslotrgh;
aori?}.UligefdOitn=c u lo n .;' — 'ezniiy.eit7:i r p_ r e'7
gef . 34 . l);Yst seleted. au.l 4haapest as T iorpieut of
FANCY 86 TAP • LE
Dry Goods,
In the weptcro marltet. -* Theiri:stock compri
se' the I -
BEST tz.kBRICS.
From tue most celebrated maauf:seturere of
goods, suitable for • 1
HOUSEHOLD 'PURPOSES,
ADD THE LATEST
Park Fashions
of ev v y 41e.s.i.ription - --
LADIES" i/RES' GOODS, -
„
ENIIIIOILWAtIE•4, SHAWLS. CLuA-K3;
• LIAAS,
N. 11.—lir. Whita IrAving•perun'allp*tfend
etl'tlkt
45'Itiet / al i
teL4 •
Y .rk, will oiler it R 9 , TVO . • '7 inc•e-snsne
GREAT BA :1 C - F — A i . 1 4 ICY:
Ntusdelaines, Silks, Cashmeres,
French Meritmes, &c.
iinp , :teflargrly thi• season
froittglic,
ait a :4 - e Th
- -
arc able to oiler Irish Linens. Ititrted and
Plain Cambric:f t Jae , niets. altlsooll l / 2 Welsh and
l'aiteht inintiesotad Csiiecoce at New
Vui•K• and l'HiladclifUia:pri,(ies. •
itept ‘24 IS - 4t_i;•". ,
Look fpr iirig.-`.)atch.
'l% . PATTON.
H S removed his CLUCK st. .l.ewer.rT STORE
'M to the old stand, , corner , of Bridge and
ulberry atreets, Bridgewater,. where he will
keep a good eupply of
fiilekg. •
WATCHES, AND,AI.L KINDS OF JEWELRY
AT TIIE LOXKAT WARKET
30 Roar Praia Clocks at 111.50:
Best Jerome do. $3 to 8.150. -
All clocks sold, warranted to keep good tine;
if not, the mouey pfunded. . Also,
t o, Vnriety Ibtog,fis
AT.NOAT''—'irterr UTSCRIPI'2OII.,
Call and ex:tieing my stock.
• 1 would beg leave to thank, my ; custoniers for
the liberal patronage terefolote bestowed, and 1
am now prepared to repair -all kinds of watches
and clocks; all , gootl watcheis -warranted toteep
good time: jewelry neatly repaired at:all times.
(041. - geild and silver taken.' in exchange for work
or goods'. •
. _
Bridgewater. April 17. ” : 13. - .
Jut iiecrired at the
NeW Drug and
CHEMICAL STORE.
Oat Meal, Pearl Barley, pe a rl s age . .• ..
Tapineo, Arrow Beat, Lin Sulphur.
Ground Ginger, Cinnamon, Mmentri.
, Cldfes,
lllt
Ca - yee fUt r c.ukiug &x,.. •
I.eatun, Strawberry,' Itaapberly; Nutnieg,
Vaniila t -yine Apple Ac.
Atuut, C2p.puras;.ltiditS; -Oxalic: Auld.. whiter,
an Citr.act
,ground klo. Cstowoo,l. burst Umber; Verininieri. -
Ciliomic-Greeti, Yellow do. Yellow Ochre,, Ve
netian Red. Spani Al r9IVIV YapAyke Ztown, -
81-Irelt, Stotin. Chalk: l'utty„ Glesq Tur
petitine,...Vitioh:h. Carpenters Cough Syrup ul
C%rrigreety stul Slippery - -
Sellers Cough Syrup: NlcLioe:s Vermieuge,
Carpencers do„,Ayer's Cherry l'ectontl., Ayer's
Pills, Davis' rein Pain 'Extratc
tor,' Holland_Bitteri. Terrell's Tette:. Ointment,
Tooth Caste and Powder.' Clutlies BruslietiOisir
Toottertnashea. Whito Wash tto.4rits
bes,' Fancy. -Skiap, Glagiers Tacks, Perfumery
genendly, Vials, Bottles . by the •grmurer.-..uth
erwis• stul Yari2ish Brushes i‘rtlising
Bottles - „"l3ramdy and Wine'fOr Melleinal purpo
ses. r• ' ;0,7 MINSINGGAM.
Oct. ZIS 8•' i •
.. '
CASH, RVier and Eggs; at c-- - •
*4 Jot 11845_ AL 13.'11.0Tret.
ye. 1, itowsrell. Ithiligimites
Lhe' of Jurors drawl; for .11.4rch
1857
'Grand Jurors.
BoroughAssriah Wynn;
Bri . ghtott—Gea, W
!Thomas,
Darlington—J. D. Viiugban,
.Economy--Jutt Grey, Ilam ton La
edek • r
• Greene Alex. Greer.
Hanover--Thos. Sweirli*en.
Irons ?
Indumtiy—Joseph Anuanon. .
Marion—John 114tiel. 1 •
- New Brigbton—)L N. Townsend.
Noti Sewiettly—john Hasson; Betti..Pco
welri Jahereats,.. j. `
Atn,i,ka_ttitAsttl
• - .
• 'ltoefiesier bor=Thesi J. Chandler, Wm:
Creighton - -
Rochester tp•--Fergus Foster, C. A.
Whislar. l " • '
• - -
South Be'aver—James cook, Jr:, John
AaYI:
4.
Peti, Jurors:—it4. Week.
i _Bic , Beaver—George Rinhej James
I3:ightort— Anirew , KH aler, :Sr. ,
Vatter - ion Sylvester Dunham, Esq., Rich
ard Sutherlaod• 1 , • L kt
liorongh.-;-11. J. Br.lwn, las. 111,.1.nasey,
Thos. Russel. i ' ~4.: e. 1
.
D.triingtur—james Pillii4Santnel Elam.
ilton, Erri , John id' taurec.: 7 .
•.
Eeonuroy--Jas. IlueldiieEsq. ' -
1 : - * - Fallston--Isaao Coniiert' Esq., Andrew
.faciaon. . - l i s,. .' , •
Frinkfort—iWm. Fraia,lch-
-• -..1-4401,-,.
..
renotrli.
Freetlom---Itobert -__
Gipone—Jas. CatuOeil; rOim Jolidston,
Sanqiel Lceper, Males.
Flopeweil—Georg6
Indepeudekrz9.--11 . M. li,ecd, Wm.
need. • •
u --111 I i 3i'Detn;illl.-
lloon- : -Samue.l Taomas
- ,
son. - = =
NeNs- - Driu,ht.r H. Pape, Jno; Ree
ves, Wm. Tatiber..
New S - elviekly---SAMpsen Hinds, Jr.,
John Piers&l, i q., .%1 z. Prentice:
?./Toeth Sovickly--luee. Fombell, Daniel
..14lowls,' R. P.
Caugbey; Samuel Smith,
S. It. 11h4ry. . .
Palterkui—Jobn Sling!
S i troheek : er.), .
Raee,2nu-k - -Jas - R. Lafferty.
lior.—Riehard L. Higgins.
Geo. F.,Lnlicus. 1
• Sanaa -t4aver-\V'i: Elder, James M.
Rbodca.:
Ju l rors- i r-2d leek ; `
B . ' eaver,Jaekson A
ndrow
'Smitey...E. , q, • ,
' floroulfh—Rohert S. Daniels, C: .lea
Iteolin, Samuel Purvis, Joseph Yera.
Darlingtriu-Itober Hughes.
-Economy-L\Vm.'lluialip, Jr , ~Pilliam
Hicks, Alfred
_Hill. •
Llk/Syd. '
Franklin—Chas. H. Elias Nathen Ha
I
Freedom—Henry Bryan.
Georgetown,- .Morg,.., Nash .• '
Grecna—J - ebnstoa,c r ilboon;James Ram
sey-
Harmony—J . olin "Eberly, Casper Hen
ning. ' / I
Hanover—A. R. tit licr JAs. 'Miller.
BEI
Holv.owel!—J It ',‘lt)Thald.
Ia lipeudeuee 7 --4B6:ij. Wxii. B.
New Brightou7-,I; K. Miatin, Eq., C
M. Stewart, '3lyer'.ho began, as he h.
I
New Sewiolav—J l ohn Gray l _ ! 1 wellfitled case, '1 Ignowyou 1
North SeWielly=H tr
ugh Bennet, ElSilatid - conscientious. 'Hero is .
Hugh Denalimm, Hiiili/B. Thompson! il - ake it and rleturti it to ino n
Piiihpburgh.,:wob Schaffer, 1 p. - .'st shall have blown over,
Pulaski—itiihetti , *( i trgusiso. . ' ter times shall liate l - tiaWie.d.
It iecoon „glij a h 13, rns . , • 'Snell vast nootacrioe,beti
11—chester - boroseph Semple. - . , - -Ur!. ripiied the Hobres!,libut
tioahester tp—[)avid Mitchell; „ i. . , tuusCuoLforgot that 'tho rep'
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South Beavertlernard 'Anderionjamei , 4 1 ' -
Fowla. - • I - .- I
• ; List of Cduses, for trial -at - the March'
Term 1857: .- -- , z 4. I • . .4
, - [
llarlaton's Assignees vs Wm. ' McKee
R qbt S Rays vs Geo W Fulton
tienrgo Mark vs : rams .' :
Wm Bingham vs same . ; i
Jacob. Carson Si James' Ilackly :,
Alex Gibb Sr.'s AlexlGibb et 4 -
Jas Brady vs.,R R Dawson
.?... t. 7
'Hanauer & Brenner Vsl - Joii Bran&
Trambull &Slade vs same
Mener Hanauer-vs
J hi Moore v s Loilisßeinnian
,Itlichael ilootier - vs .Thos l'srkinson.
..,..., , • 4 •'
..: - - - Second Week,- : :,
, .
Mattho4 Elder vs ,Wiu It Sterling''
31 ilicier-&; Si - M. vs - smile
li'&.1.111, it Co vs It / I T 'Barker
jai Black& Wifil vs:Jahn Irvin et.al
Ileary Good :& - =Wife v --, e :
A Bradley V-•llavid Iruus .' 5, , i
Thos Hillard: vs Renton & CriAvri3ll . l
MM. / 1 J Taylor vs Margaret White'. '
Chihli &, M'coiinell rs 9 &'P It ,e 9 c.
J M'Laughlia et al vs.tris Kronk et al
I • •
31inesinger, 1 s ..k( ni r r vs t ‘ii W Johdtoti...
GeO SPCeok-irs•Poor Haase Directors .
I . lebeer....l . .G r irver vs 0 & Y'll. Co ~
limp -On' loore vs -Tlsnititon Lacoek
XV.Power.vs Eduard Varneri .
310y-Ann,ililealacla . 1a Win bl*Gill,
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Tilil POST,
SITUROAY ISE.III
TEIEBESTATEEIirf PIPER .
Sample ?iltmbers F tlrnisbed Grates.
EXAMINE FOR
Apply to pyt;litsherB; . .
i, ' DEACONISt PgTERSOA;
66 Botiih Third 6 , PLirstlelphis
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110 A. 'EtttSls PIA NNELS+Itob Boy risi.uto 1 .
.10 Heavy bialld ve7
• • • tintal% etturalc
isal
The faulting :en: hy;
T. B. Aldrich. of the Ntese.sc.... l , s lour=,
1 nal." for thh centennial: eele:ac. 41s - o - rti:
imouth, N. 11., the &hot feet , '
' *: At...,„.
The Southern Crosv.lhe North.ear, --
The trembling sister *Wis.:res. i ' : . -')
Thai many tangled stars trlidve..'l 1 '
" Thi ebb ant flow of pnrple . stf.;;-..!. ' -:
, The pulse e flowel4 that thr4 thraligh Earth
1 The lovely Seas9' ii, ehaiighliplire, C I
i 'And all that Clod from Chitoeltroulit,r• ; :. !
1 Atelini the tools of Tiine.ant Oise° l
The mind n. wider orbit bee -t
Than Sun, or3llOon, or Edith or Karr!
AThought can gt!!sp itnnietfti 3 tr, 1 7" ''''' I.
Ana wring'the secrets from!tlf Stapp 1 --- . --- . -
r
The Elementd are Slares•to . 11a ' , .
He Hake the.lllll3, he IspT4p t .lf
, se4
And be has made the Lightning. na . •
' • A tame and servile 31ereur3 1 ,
His hand has tdien the shaples rs, '
And, vciili a subtle sliill, desi,
A little foot of ty pes" toti blear.
The
... A‘
The impress of the tleathroios 3
GO forth a pure evangel, Thci i eght
Let w' ar's red gotiralous ..i"e'• furl
Go forth, and with thy , te.tehlngi,
The manacles that boa thai wall
GO forth ty lips nr Peii , e,.!
Speak Alen•-ol worts of G.>,4 t.. -- :ra
And, like the Rood ziamar i 'itali, I' l l
Pour oil upon the *ounflaief faitl
IA Pican far triV-Prfuttr's.lll , I, - .i ..,
The toiling'Braiul2, , lto ro.llyT'ea
The hand that holds . the peeit.‘S - i1 ea.,
i.i Of Knowlediy iu the lips' . ruthil
, , . .
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bit Wier.
TU INONZY pmos
A Corolenseri Sketch 4Ace,. lhgto tare
R o thschible, from. thettLgis.%
s ir the
l'reseat 11 1 4
l L Th e sewn was Seiltenilfi,
twi af„,
Is.tud il! grave cif cleece- (tie t, VairwenOu
rcrolutionarc bands aprt.th'cir do-
inini.ous; and wa*icg, tio
liastily.h packer uP his
. I;:inivatu
ables, together witL b'etweyn l 7 .. 04 ailthree
of Osiers, ttiol t,:, 1 / 4 the Wlo the
anci - ent city of Frankfort. hoping - find
means of placing hislicaltbi and Lh+wets
of his house in security. - ;' •
..i.rrivcd at the city 'Aida had, foenta
tics, sent forth . ' rutcreof , the !Holy
'Roman empire," the . fugitive'aita(grave
knocked-at the door of tin bumble ewish
banker, Meyer nothitchild, chit
lariat than-in thaleis, butc Isfistin
t'guislted and experienced archeolo4 and
is
The sovereign, who hiin" i 1
per tic tliese sei.triees, paid tut
the Xuowlcdze of tlot JeW ba
actually, a few yeari befare,,b
lilua the ditgioetion
lour to his Court'
au. bst -hefe - r - C - 1 -- tifir wir-doei,
, We are iu the hands of 1
plitd the L,turigrav : 'I l asi
eeipt.'-: 1, .' 1
The Pijnee. re-entered i hia
.hurried off, without li,tettni,
ed prytatations of thu tuim
_
,What Meyer Ro th schild
duly came to poss.'„ illefore
er,'Frankfort'wss in the p
French troops; and the *
been denounced as an -
an ally cif the tyrant;
sacked and;his cash-blot , pl
name of liberty and*
No Money. hustesttri4.
Frunlifort,tiltait Meyer ,
,ed Lis baukinaltonecAufr
ii - itmoug--_theJews, and . 111
fi
the business world, acid
richer than lever lii fsql
-more Considered as One ufi
bile hankem in Germani,
About this t i me there m • - ,
f t e ;I 'short per
iml of rest for.the crowne heads of ,Ger
maty. The Prine of . .ibp Rheobilt con:
federacy rested ,inn** , thehiglyand forced.
Protection of Napoleon. i Raised by . the;
will of the ireat clump:toiler to the dignity
of an i Elect4r.;f the Ge n Empire, he:
iri
Landgrare of Resift race ed pertnis3ion to,
return to-his domininns po his way ! he,
pagsett-,thiongh Franktolt'l The jpuroalc
had before intorMed hitsitif.the plundering!!,
of. Rothschild's house, nerd i he naturally be- I
lieved his own weilthlictriglsinee a prey ' to.!
the Jactioints. Still le devrmined to visit I
his numisinastie friend; Ifoilly to assure hint
of ttie continuance of his icipfidence' ''
"Good mordicgl M4Yeeiiaid the Elector,
with a frank and- hearty spate of !hands.—
'At last we have peace,,oll friiend,, hat iy
costs 13A dear enough- i illifore - yeti staiids
U - ruined man, as poor as : /0 14 ' . '
' !What! yOu poor , yens. litglinesef
'Certainly,' for' haye'n)ttliois cconfoun-
ded sans cultotte4 'stelae m 7 ':wealth . along
with ,youra?" 'lf :I do 'not new tuo Much in=
itermicnew Siiii p , lt obouldi , ,likii So birrow •
eatno
i-
OURSELVES
Confided to y ;
Wetnall adelanee upen ithe•indemixii r which i n fluence ofthe Rethsehille daily and I vie t
shall
Iree ti ev r e, in IleeseeCesseL t I ' ibly increased ln feet. agio reigned Inn=
a t
.-.4411 advisee is not needed for' yo f
r High-, picnic; a even art and talent contended
name for all that, you C care Oar the h ono r , and'often in vaine to obtain
i lk e efe,and untonebed'i' , ~ - 1 , the entree to the hotel in the rttefelfi`&,
o Whatr eitelaimed,theTiince, *deter° for Baron' &Mei Wes .often very'Partlenlati
eon ii 4 toltusaceed then. . el ( , I 1. m the choice of his greats. ' .1 -
'Thy F ren ch have plken \ l everyihing I polYttiwiniteliterati he wee amiable, tepe. l
had, and 1 was very careful
,tic to excite eilly towards H. Heine. the pi' n - e - tard
- e I'l
them bysmistance; o th er Wild they would spirited huinorist who often had this face
lino Paarbbqd more,thoroughly, !night I Cepa at the; expense lOf his liost, t. Thu.:
e t
haveefeund year diamonds en. I , money iat the close of a brilliant banquet, 'several
eirkere they were hiadiee in iny . .l bottles of ILiehries l all-Christi had been
'
'How isit - Poileiblet - -,---- . been consumed, Rothschild sable to the
( Yee., My eutrendili • was a sire getre--_ poet—. I ' ;
--- 1 ----
They negi foUnd what I bad bidden.— ;'[l hat a peculiar Da 'a for a wine. W br
For 04144 Moe yeat l / 4 i t in owiere4eitiiense - ' ' berth m wewrigin of it '. '.., •-2- 1 ,
!iffy - Wits tortrio r neyethad lost, t have Ulf= '' 'The (491°1(44 Is ' fe a tly einipTP, 1
en'theliberty of nsinieterne of yo nr. A ll plied Deltic. .Christ weeps at the I
'my enterprises have proved s , ' sf'ul, and that JeWs I could drink such , lexcefi
Without L entharraeeing myself fu e leaet, I wine.' I -
1 ' I
;
Tan now return the, entire sum, with ; 'Deuce; take your smartness " exclalt
fire per cent interest' 1 I e . Rothschild, ;amid the convulsive' laugh
The Prince was deeply moved.- ,that.followed.
'you
'Meyer,' he said, are the meet bon- . Ordinarlyi 1 the two Converted in
- orable Jew I ever ; heard of; :Keep my German Je, Jewish dialect; ;but LI : 1 11
C 4 e .11F1
'mosey; and continue ,in operate with it.— tiever perm t' Rothschild to all'ininel
From to=day fur two', , years I wa t t no re-, nabob style If the ,- had a-dispate,ll
turn of it, and only tie) per-cen tinterest poet threateed the m ix of money to i
1' And thus Rothschild became *million- lish their 'e aversatio in the ',Revue!
13431 ' 1 ' 3 get= Mond . The Baron irnmedia
1
1,.0 a ,Meyer died it(1812...i dare' he turned palewith apprehension, and at u
died, he had his five sons. Ane. Itii, Solo- took the mot humble i st cps towards a;
man, Nethen, Charlee and 3atnee called to eiliation._. '1 - I
hi= liell e ide. They i received his blessing, 1 It is well known that, since 1852,1
!and iwoee, to 14111 to, be true to; the law of peculiar financier has become t3onsul i
Muses aever to separate from each' other , cral of Austria. 1 . ' 1
• ~
and never to undertake a greatnterPrin'Thesecrat'Ost°l"le first ha)
;without having first obtained t t counsel louts Philippe's reign has yet t .be I
and advice of their mother.-- -- ien,f ; but onit,tl'cene, who is titer ugh . !
'Observe well these points, and yeti will 4uatntedlwith the life and businese of o
soon be the richest fanug the eich, and lon ltoths4ild Willbel able to write it;
the wt rld will belong to yea: , le, . reeler. At the, \time of the cot4itir.
, The oil llebrpw proved a prophet. A kB3fi, fur instance, 'the millionaiee` fi
linaneiel Pent:ltchy , was; foun d edat his 'tier alone created rain or sunsine at
grave, tine s• " m.erected' s ite thrones in the Will. 1 f.
4 '• 1 T 'f F
ore totact:sa ct tes o Juropo-- raakfort, I" The Tuileries'and the hotel i the
Vienett, `` a , lts, Loudon aotl Palle. _lde fi ite /tog(' in the most intiina 1 eel
- ; ;
The dapipar of flat: Eleetor of Bess-Cos-. tioti, - ,aull the Duke de 'outpertSi r i wa
„eel eolith:tied to predatte.rich harvests to Id the regdar clantin ' g planer of
ithe leirs of Myer Iloth,child. - ' , . thirlatte 11(41,001d- 1 ,.
lu 181 at th e f‘rifqo.l3. Congress, the, I The 1 1)311 Baron ler ,obtained the ,
Deetor related te the assembled sayer-, boncessio' n fili thelNorthern Rhitread
mgrs: the story Of the Frankfurt 1, invasion, 1i he tierce!) of stoek.jobbing aware
!apt: of the integrity of : the old ew. .At IPF him 'sot? 4read over the entire ea
r.,
Lonee the house at Frankfort oht lied the to' th e injury! of small I)ecalators! at
custom of the ‘.lloly''Alliance. It was. Ihe exclusive enriching of the , hig fii
Leielimis•doned . with' all the imp° tent loans 1:' rs, whb it is seta divided half.a 8
1 .
--ee
.which at that tune were i weeortat d by the - among . themp YE e. • . 1 1
;Emperors of leuesitt; and Austria awl .1 the Ilowever,tlthel o are pinny tratte a
Hinge of I.lt4ilan , l, Pruittia, Dm 'atk„ Na-; :told
of leerier ehal benceedence I
I iles awl Sertlinia., In every owe of these of tho ' Prince of the ,Bazik. • 1
, great fineeeital op eatiens, each of; the fi vd late short harvest of 1816 seetned'tol
l'ltethst'-hilgetball 1 ehere! . 1 _
inl
tun nei l versal femine in 1847, I
•Jael, Ilse yonnhest of the fam i ly, Teceive itellisehild attempted, t o avert imps
e 4 the lola of twoihand l red.untlibne' whichlevil bylbu'yirrs•-upott his own hideout
, Preece aeLded, to n(alci friends Of i ts eee-4mense heentittes of breadstuffs in '
;te e s ; , 1 11 e I ; l aud Atil:tic-a. ( 1 '
. i
1 Di:Toeing ovei 'nororiens e.pitals, the i. At th e 'in Paris grsi-1
five brothers eroded active ebd eneteette t were .then sold below the war
corresponding agencies in ertry part of lan the proles el' this Immenst
Europe. They received iefortnation of the 'tion w e re to'be applied to furnishing _
slightest stock fludttiationsin all ally the diffe-afor all the! needy aud hUngryi ;
,1
rent c‘utl most remote places. hey Dego. 'e. A sPeciiilbekety sold bread to thi
1 ,
tiated with the west perfect s e -urity; awl Rat a very gloat reduction froin ; thd
; i
their operatinua remiined wrap in tho 6harge(l fly the regular hake* ;B.
attest itupenetrable aberecy, and were semi! [people, inlthis instance, would_net 1
;red by certaiu.sueecie in speculotior. of thil.tbe benevylent intentions of the
mewl market. Three bf old ille . eler's step I raileddegemst iinaginery nsurv ; iin
seem 11140 nelliedla'tler .- te : bavcl lieherited I holieveil th e most absurd ati(ll . reli
his g enius. 'Chests are _Nathan, Solomon, ireporta---atamt (mi l ers, that . ( totl
e
and 'Janice. had L t .4tr i ilit spoilt flout ' awl ha i l) l t
II
i` ••
I • I
1 ' Nathan deserves
to M •
; leCial ention.-- palatable ley an admixture poet
.11
Seareely of age 1798, he Ice need him., make the Oread three - times as
Iself at AanehesterWith! a capital of 500,-isive. ; ,
600 francs, whielr ' he had bore orel from! 111c.5.) smile street almonds of
'the paternal cotlers.l In f u nr y•ars he ha/. t ltuthsehild cantributed a ; good share
tripled hie capital, retniived 11 ti bankiagiFebru.ryircyblutien ,1 ; !
house to lA.uolou, , witere the extent4of higt Ever r r e ady fur adding fuel; td the flames
bueinese assumed pefeetly gigantic proper ever r adi 1 " . eleite the I n 3 sii 9 t na de
liens, , ' ' 4 liaittino in stirtino di mischh4f, he Nation
,' Nathan served hie government as inter.' al sal•Bi7on k Pettli-4.... ) i, 'hat he
Imediator With the, ( !an.; int tr•k/ I',, cer•v t WM litia tared his flour wSth the ;sweat Of the
; at. twit tieee - were iietit_iog teetiost P..e.e;l'4. poopitl, sillich, ..f c€.or4e, wriold have ppr.
.- Q 1
1 aud t he alone" 14eittnlaedteexteul et edtt c ,tol tinsel very -04 P d - 1 -enable bOad. Atzlhe
tho tlauinot of st.
.ifatires..._. _...
..; - -------;:--1-silme- nue, a number of pamphlctisingainst
, -Ile was ateßruss is itidSla; during thbißothschild made their `appearance,farel
battle of NA - atm:hie - el:lnd itiebediately aftert whilst th? people thus rewarded hi s char
lit haetittied_to Ildelou, Where he arrived itabk efforo, their benefactor in reality
' twenty.:fourbotirS iuedianee of the offiefil leet.--k-eYY..nms us he' could not dispose
new; of the victor:f r . ' -Vining t li cse outs h i of'llie previsions he had prneured.
Le _went iii' `Change, Though t everything 1 Thb Ireileiluttbn 01 1 1848 filled Itho house
that was offered, and thus gained at one o f liothsehtld with terroritlhe, Baran
IstrokC, eV' usineas thirty millions: heard that - the :abide was burning down
1 •ri, i nvavmu of,il.Bls quadrupled his for- his country houses and aittstie. .W i ith hi 3
tulle, and ' despftiCof Vie most ,gigantic natural shrewdness , ;he perceived that his
banking un.leri4g - i, his never' negleetedlfitghtl would be the (signal for an unaltera.
fe'i'ien, the stnallesk .; inatte,r of business 11 - ble eenfi-eatien of all 'his numerous pos-
1
di e d i n -1836, . ,
.; 1 ' • , sesio s, and he hadt h e courant to re
-1 Phyeically„.Nathan Ro l thechild Lail re- main , , 'l,.i . , . i
~
, j .
ulsive featurge His deportment was that Numerous anecdotes
; are tn et eulation,
of the 4ividdiat Ipar4,linu. To him is aserib- illustrative ,f his presence ;of (mind and
c-il the fil.ekpliht of•rennitine the children:firm e l se during. the, trying 'lays cf '4B:T—
-of ls.ael by thebanks Of Jot-hen; he de '%We , will not, however repeat theta-all
jirgned to tory from the Turk; that , country here / O ne especially tile bhe.. nof en told
!which wee ti•Olani k eeti• to his twee They in.the plpzis. It ,relates to a call made
I Witf.d then, from Pt.re graiitude, hayetnede upon Giro by a rough Partylof led Repub.
hint King or Pale,Oue; bUt whether they Le ,U 4 s,; demanding lan equdl , d istribution
would have exchanged ] their, European of Ins,lpropetiy.. . Fie ada4tled[their esti
wealth and busineisdor‘he land of the. Bi. mate o r' his wealth IWas - correot, computed
tile, still remains , an open question. Our!the population oflFiance,l among whom
lamented friendethe late Major Npah, was is money i r equally e e"distributed,
a scalene and carnist co.laborer of Reties- nd 'bid his ' revolutionary asseilants two
child in that cause , ; , F ran s, each, as they._ itroper Share in an
Nathan married the sister of Iseao Cohen,
equa diStributione i . , .; I ; , i
who had a dowry bf filteen million franes.l In 188.0, Rothschild had! given
1 1
1 Janice the hea-1 of the Peri , ' hduse, went francs; this was al ; great deal. for
from Vienna to Paris, to establish himitelf bad ihteai l ened him. lii 1840, lii]
thete,iat the very ;moment wlcn the sceptre 50,000 francs fop the Wounded an
I felt from the lisurhe of 'Napoleon Ile was ployd laborers. At the came t i t
the prlueipet benker in the hanged the res- son, AlPh nse,'whol had . just coin(
Wrangle ; lie and his ha•ether Nathan re- at once 71If ore to, the' Proeisiowil
ceivehthe billion el war expenses, and he meet petitioning Or his right of
. .' , . 1
Powers
hiiliutis of iudetnnity, lead to the allied ship. 1 1 ; , • ~, - , 1
That enormous stream' of money ' _ It is s itHat init. at the mom;
1 'with .ter
flowedlthrengh their coffers, and how much. /Tames, a most, ove rc ome
of it remained there his never been aseer.l besitatin between the safety'
e l
tsined. I , - • . person a d his Millions„ Mar
•Aftcr the downfall of, the ,`dystrety, 13a..' diere .rude his appearatize bel
:
ron Jaime ott•red i his g old_ hand to and laid; 1, 1
.... 1 1
the monarchy of the Jul revolution, end - ?Citi en Rothschild, 'nb weak
the hand Was greateftilly grasped. The ' i pledge myself for you!" ;
Baran and his wife nowobtained the often ; The 1 tike dreamt all nigh ;
before refused eit l , ltfte at Court, - and thet man's said, th pistols in hill
Princes e ft eniap aced in Rothsehild's sa- -- I great ca airy Sword! that eaggei
.1 1;
1 0 01 - I I I ' I 1 - I side.lint when hi saw, en the nJ
' • die' Philippe'. ra ' i ' `
'-"l'bus, en Lenin iy that i n = , teeestiret had bee+ taw
—, 1 .1 ,
,1 -• t - ; 0 1_ II
alk,
t
1 .
1 •
rag ex-,
eh reect to,
v
, -er ' i : hid,
r •
~ fir 0 upou ,
' a - edifil:
I n I t ,,bolui, iii.:l
1 9 bstivileAt 1
ll Itossse.ls;
lieu is IJIII• I
, I A l i''l bet.- 1
lii;t)tip . „ I . 1
i t ' d g.tmtrtion
ut:
Yu7 .linee4
. ':• .
illiC ' ar ni .) 7 is
-ri no,T,e
eiv 0
i i to
ivpaten,
ff=
! I'llii4jat
'T lc ol: w i n f
a b ci °9 iAta ht n 2bl : ll .
) hil
,lii - ' the
41
r ho t utors left.
I child re pew"
0.0
I
ae urrt, erred.
Lady with nrl
In
was reputed.
[;!he was! one,
ha moat! relia-:
.
..
-Iy - to protect his hotel, but alsO all iii ] =l pet- -
session'kin the_peighlxirboodi of the, city,
against any attark, he discovered tha t the .
words ot the Prefect of Pollee :
were more
a
than idle wind. In legs'i, than a'ye . stf! , :r
this, Causal+ ern, . banislierli" and wit uout
any meana, cania refLouabn. Here he re
ceived n ; letter tibia .1 ) %1 ril l !, n:4 f,0119 1 w:7_11 ,
'Bir: Permit cue to place at your (Hip°.
sal the sum (.f thirty th ousand francs,
This little capital May enable yon ? .;:irpoa.
the hardi soil cif e zile,tastiter i n to somp Odra
of business. 'You may return the taunt isk
'ten or twenty yents;or Whenever yon like.., : :__
This is a autall recognition all tba valuable:,
services You have rendered .to!-the-coUntri , . 3
= *Rim! yourr e z::-- •- • :1 •Pi Cithiachild, :,„
At first, Rothschild was very inimical: to
the Government ot the Secdud of Decetna
I ber. He would most Probably-have been,
sent to Nazas for this, laut bis position as ~
anatrian Causul General. pratieted him., ;-
•:. 'He had often heels' bitterly reproached :
for
I never claiming any thing for Ole becti;fit
of his peor co-religicinists. • 1 • .1 ..•\
-. glAticast,' it was ididito titm, 'give them
the profit. of 'ono single s eculation on ...
'Change.
He approved of the idea..,A ,manoeuvre ,
of 4bnpo; whigh/be Organized, one fino
'mortiiok, followed up liminedintaly by , a
lmenoenVre - o _. ' `bears, ' left a netkrefit of'
1850,000 francs,;which be once devotia -- to'
Ilthe ere ton of AI Jewish asy/uui is the rue
Plept4t - = , , 1 I
,
1 xlly 'his, total absence .of
ruanneri r ;lie sovereign ,laank i i
infore ill-feelings than the loi
1 millions i Iris' ev Crtc reated,..eu
la great pleasareiti huiriiiiati
ieut. :A short; time : a:jol t how
an neeision, the VniperimenC
of money ivas prOperlyl - audi
, :.
Rroveti, - , *
,1
1 - Creakily., whrtl:had never
eyad'eo- i
ieligionXl4him
synagogue,''and laving ^ occa
to him upon M. tter,l eoncert
tregotion r intr need hinisel
o i l
.emonyi nod co Menepd to
bamess. - P. 1 , 1
'And are you really yI, : Cal
t
Rothschild, measuringhim
froliii -VAlid to foot.
TO
fact
cut
and
hter
1 the
, ould
1 tlie
the
kb.
ties
.'rely
once
tmon.
I the,
en-
81-
COr-
arm
ntd
lrq
r
'an I
ou,
Ile, Baron, I have alreali
the honor rot ute
. ot jcning raj
.''_Certainly; but I thc.tught
fatn i ou advocate, should be
than you - arc.. :1
At.these silly 'as itell
l'words;,di,eniieux. bit big Ji ~,
to say what lie had to say I
1 and •, Rothschild gavecleat a ,
i gwOr ,s- • ~ 1
--- I .
j' ‘l.l-ut are_you really Baru
I"
laid Creird4oz, Interrupting
Wlistl U.l yult'•Z 4 haiteP to 4 .
‘Cortai 1,,-. Ikliou.:•l i ft t -
Rotbschi d 14 e .
should t,.. , a b
--.-
With this ineod(ite , -
Iwo I
skotoh of thin family.lfl e.
than, Who, ikspitO of the , et
tooracy of bfrth abd t‘r i geni i
14 kni sltrowdness -andithe
, it's; now Or. forty 'years pas
I thp7destinies of out eutiutry .
or power:. ' 1 - I
Mnel-
II lion
Ito be
When'
Brea-
=I
I n d•
,
urope
1 ilo i r
priet.4,
)e.cuLv
bread
4°
Iket
b pbefe
Klee
;et the
believe
)139 r,
grain;
is
nade it
word('
expea-
Baran
to the
1 ,
. -16Y - ...kid a dtiting is le divlnc,l who , ...
I stood by'that bed of y .4 ii
iyou,nith--- - f
.' .‘. llf 111.1 uerqr bclievel in tin initiis- ~
i tratiou (if (I,.p . trted onei b:,f ire' [ e witi not.
1 doilbt. uow - itr V ' ..1.,
.~
SAYINGS OF; LI qll3lll LUT, Elt. •
Luther, taking up a caterp Ilar,
nn .eniblent of the devil i walk.,
anAdienis irides lors .3 its changing IAA:"
- • • - 1 .
Lutlierwas,o3e ! kly licinllrivedi. and bat , •
tug hiiir cut Iprese ett of '
he said to the iwtter: "...ft iit
like the bear) - shtveci d
e 5,44:11.
have a'stuoeth chih ; to : int - arrow our lietird bat
ilJes ceitiei grqw 111;1 wi,tlst
we.retnain on earth; lii likerniatior,;kigliis -I,
sin cannot be extirritedl front! u?; iOp-rugs 41), i
4
0p as 'long as we e4ist. I Neyerthelesi, we
nre bound to \ resist itiltn the utinost[of Oat
strength e and te!cat itAtiotru _ .
„ When I atn,nskailetlptith heavytribillatinns.
I rush out among my...pis, rather thi.rentaint
adine try myself The human heart iy like a
Millstone in ,a mill; whitt,yon putwhe:it under *-
et,' it turns l and grinds a ebrtiises thei wheat to
if you put no-wnetit r t ytill grinds 'on'
. 2
bat then ' tie itself, it gills s I
wear nwy:
' '
/ f • ' .
,gtar Thinning of fru i t oftkn makks all the
tilifferenC§fietwean a fine ero and Yuma, chiefly
' thic k ,
because the crop, whenl too doesnot get
a4ll.he stipPort/ii. ought -tp have, and all fidla
• ' . • ,
3 together, :whereas,' by 'Aint iof attention and
timely thinning the crop to half,_ or a t.ltird,s,m ,
even a fourth of what pare' w a s 'originally; it-
would , inest with: .a co iesp ndingly improved
, i- ' ' ,
sample; mud all saved and ripenea well. - This
should be carried don 4 to I gooseberries and
currants. . I . ri • .
J ar frome is a residencehot mercy. of the '
1
bOdy, but of the heart ; 1 1 it is n Paco
, f r the af-
fictions to.unfold and ;develop them s elves,; fo r
thildren to 'love, itudl earri- L l and pini in for
husband and wife t4.i . Oil.‘-siiiiiingly ltogether.
and' inake life a ble.ssiug. Thu olije l c•t Of ill
• I
ut
ambition sould'be t-1 9 be happy at ihoe; if ik ,
we_are not :happy the
. e, we Icannot 44 ha - Ppy '°
elsewhere, 1 It is the•best Eirool', of the virtues
of a family draft to St, a happy firehiAle..,f • i •
. _. • .
' ' •• i ; i ; 1
15 0 000
no one
signed
i d' num:
'tole, his
e'of age,
Govern.
=
. . I
ler Gentility is neither in turth wealth,
manners, nor, fashion.'-.-but an:the . mind. i.A
, •
high switse,nf, honor f .l4 determinr.tionl niver to
take a mean advantegelof another, an adherence
( i)
to truth, delicac y and olitene torlrtia those .
with whom we have ealiniiictre its essential
characteristics. , .l V - 1 ."
• ,
,
oninF 71-7
Star of die soi.d, ea
' I two` are tieveri l litx apart.
nt when
ror, was
of his
Omni
fore ° him
nest! I
g eb-reace is the ev '
virtuO is its u-'--a—Ote
of that
:belt, and
at his
zt
morn
not on-
I ' ,
correct:se with those We 1.. •thi•ough
'with those wersiiiiekrei the store.
•
NI
111
).1 1 !
=
El
.l j. , i
l'_
ME
ME
TEED 1818.
and?courtesy u
;or bas'oreatod
iud rinaofr bis
y. 'LL '
_toes!
% tr' let? of-ta
raver, oiai suctli
!e of tlie„man
spirititlly 14",-
seen hti trove
one dty iu
gon to speak
ing . tho ,eon
f withouteor
peak upoii hi 3
ietix?'
ith his 'IOOIC3
,
done niys,:lf a.
COLEI
Cremiauz the.
bigPr,i: wan ;
ai impertinent
- p b an nt p .
b.ln
rcize e d m tia ,
d distinct` an-
nothE - elintl?'
' r
,I ! ul3t, i?'
‘e great 4tron
ier bred' 'man.'
' the
I this,'
I'vy,nf,ho aria-
its aryl. t l timpli
0
igl t e ,en-
Wad
!l ore taa eta- •
lii
MEM