Consait grows as nateral as the hair on one's head, but it's longer in comin' out.
People have no right to make fools of themselves, unless they have no relations to blush for them.
It 'aint every change that's a reform, that's a fact, and reforms 'aint always improvements.
Blushin' for others is the next thing to taking a kicking from them.
A DOUBLE DIFFICULTY.—437.
An anti-slavery man says what the Southern Confederacy wants is the capitol, and what they can't get to take it with is the capital.
WITH A QUILL.—438.
A Mr. Hen has started a new paper in Iowa. He says he hopes by hard scratching to make a living for himself and his little chickens.