J. D. ELLIOTT,

 United States Navy.
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@ETcH OF GENTLEoIAN-Moderation,

 @OFum and neatness distinguish the gentle

 al 4i1 He is at all times a6able, ,difi'ident and

 Sulotls to please, intelligent and polite; his

 m. eaa'lor Is pleasant and graceful. When he '. ss's the dwelling ofan inferior he endeav- ,,s s to to hlde, if possible, the difference betw- s I<u ,nelr rank in life. Ever willing to as a ., nose about him, he is neither unkind, Inf @f,sn'y' nor overbearing. In the mansions ~ ,,. %e great the correctness of his mmd indu- A s ,a1 am to bend to etiquette, but not to stoop A A auulatlon. Correct principle cautions him ,ths r'o.d the gaming table, inebriety, or any ;ss %'' r, ,oloe that could cause him self-repro- la r ,.i leased with the pleasures of reflection, t.si .sio,ces to see the gayety, of society, and aoa ,as'ialous upon no point of little import. oS rpear car on to be gentleman, and it's shad- dem"li VII orlng upon you contempt; be gen. lre dead. ''' '''''