The Beaver Argus., November 22, 1865, Image 1

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tile pillows from; thecradle,
.1 Where (belittle sufferer lay;
jjraw the curtain, close the shutter— •
~i sEut out every beam of day. ’
Spread'he pall ujion the table;.
; i place the UfeleSs body therm
Ipacik/ron, off'the marine features,
i Lay ilfaiutam curls with care.
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Vuii its little fingers -
upon its sinless breast,
•t'reejrroiu'iare, and pain, and anguish—
I the infant'cherub rest. .
iSapokhiw Uulfl shroud about it;
"pjci-iw toy* from off the floor;
kbey, " itli-all their sparltlmg beauty,
I' • >^- tr can cham their owner more.
i! ijslic siic JittW sfioe and stocking ,
the -doting mother's sigit;
ft«.9°'*9 r « will hcedj'them,
| 1 : V.-ii6nß i“ ttarWMrcf light.
f ivtiils, JatiifaSid worn with walching ;
| ikW the long dark night of ''gfrief, |
I iwyVou; tears,' and soothe your sig.hmgS,
: i : Ba& j resile of, relief. ;
ij/udi.T. tire no more ia needed ' ’
; Vu allay ihc rising moan,] ,•
ibongli you now mayileave it,
alone. ; f_ ■.
* bright .fririjWatjh beside it,
' ’ fin iisvjiiit:, UpVy slumber
•■(tjhlie'ta'oruing, then awake it
1 Tu a place among their number.
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;■ ,Tiic<!). gulden j
! ild the chain of eal-tiily blies; ■ ■ j
j' ]l.iis the making, j ' , j
■ the brighter world ani lias.
i ■ i tnagn vjm rt ~
Witprial., Oor: Bf-'Ch aa. be rs b u rg'-Il ep osil o ry.
AiiJHoUr With And re V/ J oHnsop?
i ? iQeli 31. 18ti5;'
1 was (‘if Uiosu, » an hurablb. way,
Aaitpcw Jobrisoii into
i&aidenl at Bi^iuiorc—hav-!
«„ ... . , T t- - T , ? u, : ., > that won.him the ‘highest!'
4 "t ~ “fH Jlf icrtmos j horioj-s'bf the Nation! through a -flood'
:pla[tfof-u»y'6.wi. work, and rcron;<;efully;Jof .dß!Q;quy .; but if, it! does, I infer that!
jer after ( the*- icauguriaibn, been : fred! ' ll >wii|atlon_, of Unillijqine jofj he frill; accept jhe. situation. He civis'
.WiL grave .opprchensior.irius to ihei Diquirition of Spain «JenMy imeans apove fill-, othoi' t'hlnSgsJ-
Ivisdoiq Of that" choice. ' l3iffevii.gi aki, !S 11,15w i*j° ton '„tp Joivpass of thcSoufU
i i. . , ; w|Ui ea to p'tC/pw life -government, \ orrUruombere aud tbepompleto rcstcjra •
luth'uiosi men wool besiege lht> txca--| stringers; to anil its. citizen-1 iio#|o-power; of thoSiir Stales, ami if
nil;vo ! (irpai intent in this very import-, j dhjP- and 'films through life Ibpjmoiiu* jMa|sachusottB and Squlh-Curolina tjanl
unit that ;ihe ,:u%miistra- I ft 1 ' 0 . power, Jhe rjustldo and i t strikp bands over Hid. same iadminis•!
Vioii.has no honor* i aspire to. I may ' of i the' j tratSfrii',* then, will wo| have oL faithful!
liitllr will) most of' them also alike in ; " a s on ,° i l i e e ‘ A ' Ltl - J' l * o EHisident | PreidJontand a harmonious r country.
, tile! IratikiKss with which-1 eounitcl.v' —T,- I". f'W the mcabiiro Aif if iMt—l leave the future to tell the
wlulii invited,.to do so. awd-in-thd con- 1 P^‘ 18l, J nen *; tbqt.hu had pardotjud but;story. , Whereto all ithis record soph
yiep_oi|s- MHi.icli- rusuit from contact , h °; ,l"\ ould como t»»uer| iwicli a| to b’d made dp 'the Nation, shall see
v.i'.b ruiof4. * . / - I ru [fi> * V-~ er 9 aro excepting to all ; time, ‘treason is tbo greatest of oriqicß
■■■'lftowid-.uiy-sclf ‘hero on Friday lor 1 ! : . U V ? . a ?' :d li h , ore * were ( both j an <lfbiist bo punished ”ia not to ipy
..ttH!srsi'liibc wbco Fcbrasrrylasti-and .|'° n | s ? a m d might ' j a. K. m:|
M«* iho.afternoon *»f the »ainc ; (lav,.. J*, 8 !j a , p^-( l W**?. ;fl? •«* f - - ■' 1
hailed at the White House to see Pick 1 lba ; 5 ® N<l 101 >' et ,w ,U M. "■[ b,a 1 I' ■ --
!«onl Jdjn.soiu I found the halls, the ' “i” “‘. lher « eDt5 I ral PT-W 3 > ;a ! !
msmhamber and all other available jLincolo proposed He explained ,
i-utas aro.imd. the Executive room,' v . ha ; l ,8 ' not W°P e f :l| }ji kncnvi.i that
*' ru ivdeikwjtii.a-ni'o ll’ey niass of inen hm . ere, ma.ifly of business I
•>'«!>- IH. anxious female face here and : m '’ n ;f ma '^^' v^ ,ofn ' va f o ™f»,\
r fiviiiv J . V arietv‘to tbe “Hi hav ? i Da H ,e V
and some; front day to day. th T lo f U . «r lheii; lands,!
bin au‘interview with theHreaU . or -*5? tbe.r op-;
*M uua plead for'restoration of c.IU ; ! 0,, % “TI U^ d -jj' at !"' “^l
and property., - Sooh the door i ««ch !
“l-‘!Kd ; and: a lady Merged r , ect ' i
«'4i room wilbitluTge | of.that plass. (
ivnilfenvelipe .clutched ncfvously in ' spokScpfroply 1 of; tho proposed ••
'«lliamJ, aud a benignity of' couiitc- ir # ot Bavjsj and sard that as yet the
aiiw mtjrc plainly than : not taken any steps j
’fds .that another dlizcnihud blei; 1 ln u;aUer - If he is lo bo dried in j
iiaai n ,10 the Kepublic. Sobniaf- Hicii.inond, fhc trmli must necessarily I
f’ linotljer and then another chine ; be Jipstporifld unijl thb civil authority j
! l Vlil;c trophies of success, ar.d;as I‘s1 ‘ s I HH.V restored; and then it wUi;jbe|a.!
'•'••}>one passed out the mass .wojilri 1 question cobsidurutiou under; tbe;
; .l v ' i-'-.vard'i ihe door to catch ! tho j e° n of affajrs which may at;] that |
4- of p lO ilcxt called,- liuaj Mw exist; As. yjirginiiii is still prac*‘
>u ". tl '.«e I gained admission,and had , tixsally under in^rtidl, law,; certainly ,
.\nr.n iiitervimv with Andrew John -1 wholly under, military j rale, 11 jadger
V' S Preside;,nt.. ; j that many moonsimay waxiabcf ryaho
-c are, few men who could make i before wo cain have a great'Statb trial.
'fc favorable impfessiou upbh question; the vdsdom ,pr]lhis
4vr .on first acquaintance, than delay.for it (is certainly better., fori the
‘■•-'sideut. He differs from llr. S ov f rnraen . t to tho , dartger of
m '.i.Ost external charactefie- i defeat in Mtemplttog to cdhvfetj-. dfj
’•«d.in-many ctni J trastsiavoiabW.l^ n^ rttetiv ? treason inj Wasbinglon,
Mr. l.incoln’s Jolly iiuin&i f] thai.| to jbrcu a trial wbich-migbt af-
U jKIII j,j s ungainly Ways! eifcape tor Davis ,|and
«*vre dipldraatic, and wears a! leayefhognmtqacslidnsuhdeierriiihed.
aud quiet dignity that wduld H I wore going ..to gueSs on the/sub
;*!’■ ’ v 4i shockingly out .of p|aee- ' iirij uct would say that Divis is nioro
J ‘awented pre jectssoc,lbut which likely, to, hd paroled during thei iiest
this Chief Executive of a 3 ; earjthan tpjbe tried, and if ho is of
"•'•--Valion, _Uu | B _ about five foet or hijnged, he must do itj himself; + S
, p .‘ r . iV.'-obt,; rather sym- - Tlfe President is clearly iedverSp to
.ti r— bdift, has long hair Well eocfepttiohj and thal qqestion ispjrac
by the frosts of- timS,’ rather tical'y ‘ settled. Whalofer b P*
, r SVvy cjfo that looks as if i« its the yiews of is
; t r'-’glances there slumbers'behind notDossible with an ISzcjcative ao’te?«i.f
‘Ji‘ P l^'“ a gb to quicken itj a finely minejdly hostile to it and . with jthei
usually sad !|n |.pßrdppiDg;‘pdwer ; 'jo;-.hiBj bantf.-j.Jjlni
primes-relieved by age4!'f er pdwov,pr,:thtttjoft this, point Con
e^j' 115 ,’ u !‘df in manner and dressigr® BB harmonize with the
fr'if. la Pli.knd unaffected. fSuch Hive; |a» a number of Won the iadical
w.iT ’ a P"‘ tiaiL of Andrew! loaders, such as Grcoley andFSamneri
,};eata-ago tbo d ei- oponfy oppbse lt;i :If onr crcdiijcan
iiL Wii, ' , } ed i ol traitors: tho'mau be sustained otherwise !am content!
■‘oviatW. lea f fu *l ttieir fiercest F‘ r e years hence we shad all bo wiser
N ? lsa “SSainstwhow were on thpt point4bnii-nbw. ; | 1
: ; Miiu* a . I bcliovoLlbui. the President|
States witi ?.. r<i!, 'd eil t of the wield all his power to effect the
d’eatin c hi - * « fo ° 8 at his feet mission of tbo representatives of
hiaiielr i ,-° n ’ Bnd charged rebellious States Into Congress
K '«ve^i m lLg- “i ,es a ?d responsi- ting IthV next,aesaion. - ; .Tho So
t *« oa utortal man, thb 'qiteation -cati
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’•| Ho mectk the'ylsUor eorUjallj’y and
speaks ini thesbftest tote and’. In well
measured sentences' There was litlle
formality-—-the usual greetings and
tbeiicewe passed to questions of gra-'
yer momeni. Howmyiir [reticent bo
may bo Vn rsomb fegea| bp | agents to |
have no reserve as" to; the policy he
cpnceives ip bo the ttua oob [Jtnbring
baclf the, insurgent Stines. iHe dis
missed |tbe \ position of those States {
and theijt people with gfoutiinterest j
and occasional warnuh.ar.dr with -a |
f|7U)kneka that left no, doubtjas to his j
purpose.' He bolds that, (hey were
never out of tbe Union; that secSssion,
however- accomplished as a facl, qan- ;
not be accomplished in law; that the
supreme aulhori ty of the govern meet
in those States was not overthrown
by but aimply in iibeyauee, •
and of course it logically follows bis I
premises that, since rebellion has |
erased, the States resume; their prop
er place in the Union and restoration I
isj accomplished. This, iti.* brief, was
tpe stand point from whidh the Pros, j
ident dismissed. the question of recon
struction fori more than an hour, and
answered' suggestive objections at
times with hb earnestness! j that •de
monstrated how ardently be is work
ing to give success to, his policy 1 . I
cuuld uot but,reraiud lum j that [bis
ttjoory stripped Sail traitors of the pro
tection they; might.claim Ws public
enemies; ihatitwonld stamp, asguilty
of treason within'lho law, every man
who aided the and of neces
sity demand at bis hands commensur
ate puiijshraeDt for what ho mast hold
aej unmitigated crime—as . appalling
murder and dbsolation lor which there
isj no extenuation to be plead. “You
have,’’;! addotlf “given aa hh. every i
,“tiundthe JJationV’ monuments of
“Morcy—i-where will be us monuments
“of'Jußtibo.?!i Davis Is.a proclaimed
''assassin]«s welfas traitor—uikagenlh
i“bavo died, another qWi’rzJ will fol
! -ipw—ho ware the principals! to atone
j “to a people doubly .bereaved in their
I‘■homes and In their chief sanctuary
j “of power.?’' ;:Io: tCis the .president
! answered witlh ranch,“aniniallion [that
j the unashre of,and the timel'pf,atqne-
I men t wore yet for the, future itodeter
ndtio. l shall not Won forget the
emphasis 1 , with]which] liedeclared that'
the South must, come; hack nhd be a
part of uj),| and “it fhust ’ednfe," be
adpod, “with all its manbebd-Wldp” t
want it to come eviscerated Idf- .its
manhood l!’’ To this, propos: ab
stijactly: there (could bo, no|
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liojne tip thorp anijl i tisbrough tup
in i order; but' there wilt be W Strong
prpsatjre tojforce the admiaaion pf the
Southern members by placingtheii;
Mmpff on the ‘toll when the) House
ni«eis| . This Mr. MnPheraoawillnpt
/lnU..t| OD yotoVof 'inattucitbns be
11 only iboae wbo flro rataroed
fates clearly entitled' to jropra-
Son. . The ‘ law - forbidS‘ ! bim to'
. erwiae, andi he will’ be“f«Ubful
fh Sfc ..Tbo question of
ill • then agitate; the 1
-fear make a sad breach betweentbo
president and Congress. ThejSouth
id eiicparaged by the position cl the
administration, taibe importunate in
; its i demand for admission, and | it. is.
i npt improbable that it will in tbo end
jbp admitted- 1 bavp ■ seldom) seen
Chrigrifess straggle,against power and
hoi 1 out to the end. »The hiStiry of
sab'll 'conflicts it always dotted with
fr|iil ones who fall by the | way 1
1 |liavi4 ever felt that the reyoltpd
StAtes .should lake no partiin the goy r
i eraimept they vainly sought to de- 1
strejy untill all issues arising froin the
-wttr. and all its logical results, should
bd jsM.led by faithful men.,, T ; o tlio
viptorS, not,to the vanquished—-to jibe
I trends, jgpt.to the floes ol the goyei-n-,
ment does this duty belong, aria i if.it!
shall bo otherwise, ..there are; 1 mar.y
who W,ill tremble forthe salety of \l»c
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Mu ihe faturh ot | the freed men thoj
| President, talks well. He displays
| more; Scusovthan sentiment on| the!
question, and means to solve j l|ie |
fairly as demanded by civili 1
burr unity. Of their abiji- j
tyltp win a position) that will enable
them Ip be incorporated into oar jsyp*
turn of government as citizens,ho is not;
omipently hopeful; (but fools tlntt it
ttiiisi be . fairly tried with an Open
, flejp) fojr' it’d | pogro.j That- faU|pg,.hc
lopks; Upon colonization as the poly
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1 1 be toolish to idisgitise ! the
I fact) that the; Piesidpnt, both, by word
| unpriced, disclaims jthe position pf‘ a
I piwtizin .Executive, Land that he is) not
jJni+oi.sribia to [the flattering n'ppfoval Of
; hiWadmioistrauonby the Hembcratic
pakty. ) I dp put mehu by this that hie
•is |rf sympathy and feltovysbip wit|i
them; )but Ldo-meap: that he is jnot
wholly: against. ihpm;
an| W Will, i feel Warranted iq dayf
iugJadherc to the political fortunes
of Slue a<S tales without regard
to pplitical-eohscqaences.- Tan* ipay
or'ifevor hi m from the party
him) in
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(lie first f fivc jjSeara of iny'prq--'
Ifoaidpnal'life,” once saida geoileindn
|to ,p 4 j“I bad .-ty row against winjl,
i.andr stream and tidel” 'And whtit
• did wbix do ?” was ourquestibn. •• Do?”
■ rcpljb'd.ho, “do ?• why. J. rowed bn to
Ibo sore;” and so 'lie idid row uttt~an|d I
!to a fijoiod purpose loo; until ho eanib!
;to Open sea, took • favorable breezi),!
and jjbfought J bis . voyage -to ti 'most I
successful lormipalionl leaving behind’!
him la: most enviable” reputation tori
wisdom, and • impressing the mark bf
bis strong rnind and cxcellcitt clinfr 1
actetl deep and clear on the commti
tiity4 n' wbicbt.be .livetd, and
lan immortality .woijlh more than a
• monarch’s crown id the memory 6f
(thousands. His remnvk deserves tjo
be remembered as a motto. (The
greal business of all ill to “rowemf’
with| unflinching courage and steady
perabvcraueeV All trades and prolosj
sionsjhavo ibair difficuUies.and aiihost
every individual imeets with diocour
agemeUls. The * only jtvay, Lbeieforo,.
lo go ahead is to “sooTon.” Decision
lof cKarncter,! of will,
the r&soiutibn to presslon, wben ,sur|e
wo are on tbo right track, or in puV r
suit of a good |aud honorable end, this
is lbe|aecreu'or living so as to conic
out a| last-safi aiidsouind. ,
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JIA: good story la told of la fail
i-oad jiaceidera, on IbeiNew'JLondO.ri
railroM, rather a ludicrous
ending.: A halfdnloxicatedlrishman
waasitting on;' ihora’l.vrhun ibe en- 7
gine of. tb&train to Norwich struck
him apder lhe liaunchea and tossed
him id.owo an embankment.- The
| train Swas sloppedand tarhedback it)
pick deadihody. Paddy was
fonnd]|alira, : but somewhat
b(uiaea,and tikep ; to Norwich,
the kindly offered to send
the man; to hiahomo.a few miles away;
?n a hdek, but Paddy insisted oh his
ability tia walk, and refused to bo sent;]
homel|h! a “korKdge.” | The
tor prjessed the matter, when the Mi-i
leaiaDijfWho atdodlhe butting of tllej
cow-edtchpi so well, bristled up with;;
“So sjwayr with yopr.kerridge. I’l Ij
go heme myself; an’ ii I’ve done any]
damage toybur old ingino, bedad I'Ul
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Meetinguq
■ The eelebratediEe>
appears tohave madi
attempt at >' speech
cratib'-iioeting Jn
gives the fol lowing
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■ X'comments deiivi
gll ‘ over
aboosio '
thc.Chadrraau iiitorin
i^WelK^seAl, y
.angrily ,'\ for II ; git-•
sweatin'!* ancfl r don'
ruplod. ! 'h_ : ".
“Why,” Bed he, “oai
allow* a lugger. Who '
[ and most qy ’em,hey
make it a pltft to eei
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Gerscy,” retorted X,
i nigger add
Johnson.
| ••Slop,” whispered ?
i “onr platform; indorses,
I ‘•Thunder! ,, >: f« in #r kiejdui 1, di*ppih
Preside n tJob fison' flnd : si(fiqg easily.
iiiito ! a .vigorous denungfoddoj -ihoi
war. - 1 ,’,••• ..' •’ • \~sjki’'' ■ ; I
I “Gppd, Heavens!’’
maf., ‘ , Btoi)! ■ Our platfidStn endorses
the war.” , Vv
,. I Bed nothin this time! hatyommpDst
denoMosin the debt: ■? ■
K “Hold,” sod the ?‘eaisy—
easy-easy-—our bacfcs upS
the debt.”*. . ;f ■ -n.--*
j “ Welij iflon,” sed I ih*W rilge. t‘wby
fa blazis didn’t you a copy ,uvi
yoor platform whew y otfWaV.ted me to
[address yob"/ Go make'
j yoor own aiulXstalked off
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[4"TiihC/wuzievon wun speqcli.wood do
d’tdan awl-over the Norlh|;now jfoo
j hev.a diffefeiit wun lor Slait,'
I With niitkk it impossiblS; ißjjr-me ?to
travail, for one effort pfer' season is
enuff for me. (■■ : . ; ■
'.“Petroleum” is a p^l&ppher 1 and
has an original muthddibf deriving
consolaflon; - - r : : 1 '
■ Alas I the fact that we eiivj failed ip
everytbiirglwe hev- undetltik fpr iore
years is gotlin : th f op,ihtfi»uf ofithou
sands. and they look asbim'at us. r ;
J Be it; ez it may, it*lmdjlbß.dmt' little
difference to me. . Aat: fur!
tbqrsl, and |I- shall gojadifck^Bi-tb *
Bible is troo, I. L Will
find a. bavy Djmokrati^^majorily
slj if^Xwlr^TlT^l -
Son a [ey.eKwitb. tlie best. j j : ‘
j ‘‘So let the wide world wag cz it will,”
I’ll keep on Ithe even tenoruviny way,
takin iny nips ez often |ezX k;in find a
ddnfidin* solo who has more muncy
than diskreshun. ' : t j>,
t »lfs Petholeum V. Nasby, -
Miit Pasture of the Church nvthe
1 M:p.o Dispcnsashun, > ' ;
! I Facts A%out Water; . ;
j.j Wafer it. at once yielding and t;o*
jsisiing. It gives why, when.permit
led to’ do so, with marvelous 'facility.
The slightest ami lightest substance;
drbppeti upon it is admitted to its
i embrace, in strict accordance and pro;
I pbrtiOL to itsdeserts anil its density.
! lii grain of sacdjteadily finds its nat-j
jiural at thqjbpupra. .A! hydros;}’
I taticjor water-bed is the easiest, of
■ 1 !- : ’. , ; ‘ *, : !-1 ! ’• , t ■
coaches, so easy in fact that some-i.n’tj
yalids cannot, be;v.r its excessive plian-'
'ey- and, complete adaptation -fto’ the
form of the sleeper. Hence the no
tion of Descartes, and others,,that to
explain thopheuomena of water, its
intimate particles must' bo oblong,
smooth and flexible, lying one upon
adptherjliko eels in a tub ' But water
ifj given a temperature,' confined, r is of
astonishing hatfincss, it is almost in*
compressible at that temperature; for
,what is a reduction from forty-four to
Ifo'rty eight million parts of Us volume
luiidor a pressure equal to tliat ot at
mosphere '! Muny solid matters—'
wood, for bo squeezed
iiilo a much smaller than their prigjrt
albulk. Thp packer’s art has attain
ed wonderful perfection in fenclosing
much in littlospace, but alljqnpen’s
horses and all queen’s men cannot
put;a quart of .I water into a pihi hot*
lie * You : could sooner drive.a nail
into a solid cube of steel - tpati you
could’drive one into a cube of I water,
enclosed in a perfectly unyielding box.'
It is the unsqueczaltilUy of water that
gives Us .enormous strength: to tho
byidralic press,! The hardness 1 , of wa
ter may be felt by .striking its: surface
emhitly with the open hand; thuqual
ity is also . known to unfortunate
swimmers whointcoding to pitch into
iibp water: headforemost' fall fiat bn
.their stomachs! ifillead’.. t ■ , ! | * \
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' About “Maebyikq NigOEas."Vl'ho
L o a i »\j i lleJ/) u ni aHt as a correct e?ti
luale of tbe anxicty of certain
politicians to im protected from i‘‘nig
ger equality.” | That paper says live
“ahli-amendmoht pedple seem terribly
apprehensive that unless restrained by
the Constitution they .will, inevitably;
marry. niggers.! Wo Wvq.h'einiprd pf
the fellow, who gettingTntoa quarrel
ccied pat io those around hi,m,; ‘Hold
mo, gentlemen, ior I shall strikp jhiita.*
Each anti-amendment mail seetnscall
ingiadpud in a similar spirit, ‘Hbld mej
dcarConstitution, or I shall'marry a
digger, ns surous yoanre born-’Bat
we fpropose that the , Constitution
stand off andsee fair play." [ i I
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who basbeen dnv
gAgejh for s long U skein ids profession,
intthehcb $f *’'4^!^
-jjj^rioa"ibemlndti 'Of».
children, sprites as follows. ■ :; ,
■'.tillavOjfoand- the universal
fitot;vrilboatexcepUou.
scholars of both's&tea andall;agd»,
who:, have access/.'th;•newspapers. at
bomb, woencdmparod -.to. those .who
tbive^tiiawr^ ;
i -s : 1. Better. leaders!; excellent in pro
| AnnciatioK)'. read■
v- wv:
■•iS.' de?
flop- wj»id* and aoonraoy. >';
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of geography l& ahhoȣbalf the j time!
I‘itr requires others,* Mt: the newspaper
I
iouaiipnof tte
tboir and I doings
globe, p*l- : ' t-.. -C:
DoUetgramnaarianSifor
paying become ad'familiar with every?
variety;: jof ; nev^paij»er, f
to the finished andclAssignl
She eUi.teamao, they inoidLreadiJycpin
prebend the meaningof th.e text, and
ootscquonttyaualyss its construction
.’with Accuracy. is f .]• j I I.- jL :l
5. TboyjWrtto betjter cbinpoaUionß,
using better language, containing-more
thoughts, iwrp oonno.ctad
ly expressed. /-vpi-V.:
.... 6. These who-have for
years bdonlreideraSdf .the newspaper
are always iakibg the lead in the de»
bating societies, exhibiting a moree**
tensive knowledge upop.a greater va
iriety of id^^ r 4h4K<^v«B6io^ :
:views ;wlth greater fluency, .clearness*
And corrcctnesain tbe aso of iangoage
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Always remeoi borjtoJeibaibfatpe'QK
pie alone at firj
to' sot ijtheip,
sra>r iheia but
ry effort of, dr'
house./ a'[
W'-jg
’■ v'jjtading ibe
«;daug«pU9.'b:
j'isuiear yo‘unbe
Miston well- If
—and Always
sure,’. ird.Diattor'iWhtti blunders <jjr sole*
cisin oihcrb iday cbjninJt., j Heniem
her that it is a very ifoolish proceed -
ling- lo jliintcpt ; that you cannot! offer
your gpcsta a -better '.bouse, pi furni*
lure, or viaiids. j,i u i. V Vlfl
? .It is iiiir to presume that,their visit,
is to you,|not to; these surroundings.---
Giyc people a pleasant impression- of
themselves, and. they] will be pretty
sura to go away! with") a pleasant .tnv.
pressidn .jOf your qualities. : On just
such slpndqr .wheels" hs iheSa|lholwide,
labnc of society turns] It is oiiir i T>n!-,
siness, t hen, to keep them- in perfect
Revolving orderU-JEocAanj/e. ; i. <:J i
'A Churph Bells. j-;..
, There,is; something beautiful,in ibo
church bolls^—beautifujl and liopefuH 1
they talk to biglj and! low, rjch ' atid
poor, with the' sdme voice; there is a |
sound in them ibat should scare piidp j
and envy and ipoanno6is of.uU_ 80rtS |
frcim - the hoart of roahj lhat should '
inate dhie earth seem to him, at let-st |
lor a tide, a holy place.; j There is ai
preachetj in every; belfry, [that cries]
“JPoor, fighltingi
dreatqreS—poor human things I take
rest: bequiet. forget your vanities,-
your follies, your, weekday, craft,
your heartburnings! And you j ye;
human vesscls.vgilt. and paintedjbe-!
Hovo the iron tongue that tells you ye 1
ap6 of the j sipnei Adam’s earth jwittij
the, beggar at dour' gales. Gome
away, com si’' crids tho r bell, ‘•utia
loam to| fcjoi^humble—learning that
howovcr: daubed and. stained.; stuckj
f about with jewels, you are but;grave
clay; . Como; Dives, and? bo taught
that all your glory, as you, wear it,ds
not half so beautiful m the .eye of
Heaven d 3 the sores 'of the unepfo*
plaining 'Lazarus! And |y«*>
creatures] livid and faint,-; —tinted ahd
enusbed by the pride and hbrdness of
the! world,] —come, 'come,*’, -cries the;
bell, withtUe vpico of an angel, {< como
and learn *« hat > laid up for you ;
and, learhiljg, &ko heart, and ; walk
among theiwickctlnesses, thecruelties;
of thAvotld, calmly as Daniel walked
lipong lhjp lions.’’; -y; -y! r ; ",! i |
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Tor Rail ; tbe
ten years ago there came an old, Qjno
armed, biokly look!ngimah to thislaty
(Montgomery, Ala;,) who folloyycd.the
avocation' Of .peddling knives aryl
scissors through the, city. It is said:
afiatl he offered ,Vo; s|U a ktiifO ( to the*
iBLonV Win. 1 li- Yancey, onco upon a
time, and the Hon,.' Vim: h. i struck
him ;ii. the face tot having thd pre
sumption to, speak to him. To-day,
this man, ; Wreford by name, has the
largest dry-goods and tar.oy sloreiin
Monti? ornery, and the of
the Honl | \Vm, h- Yancey ie behind
bis counters dealing ont tape* etc.—;
Quite a Ohatlge.-r-Cof. Chicago ~Tribh.. [
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•; \k tiie Chicago ZVi
6«nr,wriliD|g from lM|yj
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V Among the firstincidents which mjpl
my.eyes as.l entered Italy were one
or two which are perhaps oota|Wotb'
er oawortby of being, read, ana one
ot whjcjb ip particular may baye a pjL
collar interest for American, readers.
I Was walking through the
Streets-of the’ littlpi town of |lWgabo, ?i
when mr ■ eyes • ware jsttracteirbya
w ell-known ? r in
front <of a sp>ay The por-
traitwaa jjjpcoli|j,
andyou-wilt that;thp;
sight; alone
grrostod one's lootstejpaas they bang
tfi#WAy pl ace, I tokwgroand ipon a
ißceneJ ryhp))w., to Vtbisil oM
; aovi vidly the
pertbnidcation. ; I wept hp. by|y6. jpi
impulse of respect t]b look
at’ it, ahd irwae glad l did ieoj for I
found bfenealh it
inscnptiob. Iwlach showed;
ihataho had ih iactj
; been;. tdlhjfibouso by r the
at' ohce^al
'testiinohy Qt; bis own t faith
ings acid an appeal to those
fellow-citizens. “TljidV? said; the Jn-j 5
seriptiob, ‘|is a portra|t^£
Lincoln, abdisd long; as ttfe sun shines
on men, so long shall the name of him
who redeemed foar miUibua ot
tcom cajjliyiiyj of bimWhq, clulchJtig
lb his .strong breast the fasces of the
American uoion, fell a; victim to.the
horribl e aasassination-rfso long shall
his hariie resound great, venerated,
and blessed tbrongho'U the world." j
pS* ‘'Ar Ward’s | Biography''
give» jia th6:ftii
Ing biography of himself:
; ,‘*X airifilty-Bix {56) yeapsot a
Tim&>]th ralaßtlessjscytbeM
busy.. The Old. Sextor. : gaxbepa !
h>| I kpep this year:; •
, ,**l was; ip; thenlate of *
if • -■ " v ' infant : 1 #Ui
director in my lite. .i (
■'•'Altho, inearly life laid not inva
riably j confine, myself; to - truth] in my
small ‘bills, I '•! have < beep; ’ grade jaly
growing respcctabler,bv’ry year. » I
luv, my i children, and> never mifc l ake
knother man’s wife for my own. I’m
not-a member of any. meetin’-houso,
btiv firmly brieve in nieeiing’-ho\u>e8,
and shouldn’t feel safo to take a dose
of laudanum end lay down in [the
| a village that padu’t any,
with a thousand dollars m* my vest:
pockets. - X;[;-|
. “My: temperament. is bilious, jal-j
tho’ I dpn’t. owe a j dollar In the
’world. " , | ■. 1 '• ' ■ . I
, -“I am a (harly riser, X j may add
that I am also baldheaded. I keep
tw!o cows.” 'i 1 v *■; ■!
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Education 1 : in’, Tennessee. ,-rr ,The
Teachers’[Association of the State] of
|Tennessee published some, facts; with
| »egard ti> education, which are both
i deplorable and alarming. Thdwtn'.o
papulation of; the Slale-iMthbut 840,*
000.- Of .lic adulta there are 83,
who are unable-to, read aiVtl
For the ed ucation of, 300,000 children
i vhere is no public provision.? It seems
almost incredible that such, a cohdi-
Itio.n of JlffipgS should inlaty,
pait of ; our country, bjiitfibe, state
■ ments, coma ffirom the State itself, and
from persons in it who Shave the best
opportunity Jof knowing their cor
rectness.: Their first internal’ efforts
at recooslruction should'bo rncdeio
embrace a system of common school
eduealion for the intellectual and mbr
al benefit of the .white population as
Well as fprilthe two huudred and tbi •«
iy thousand blacks who are st 1!
more needy.; ;y*.. i, I], ~
I Couldn’t Go.—Unclo John Morris
Was a chronic toper. i-One day, while ;
Returningfrom ,the tavern.hc lottnd
locomotion impossibly, and brought
up, in the corner of- W' worm fenqe,
Where be remained :lstanding. Be
had been there only I few minutes,
when the minister came along. 1
j “Dccle John" Laid jhe, “whore do
you suppose ybu wills go wbei> you
borne to die?” , |T. , ; f
i. ‘-If I can’t go any.??bptter than 1
qan now, I shan’t go anywhere,”
plied Uhcle John. : . .7.', 1
, :'ierA. cat caught a sparrow and Wap
jkbont; lb devour it, sparrow
said.: “So gentleman eats until l{o
Washes his face." The |.oat, attack
|at this remark, r sot’ the sparrow dowWl,
and j began to wash his face with bits |
paw| bat th 3 sparrow flew away. Tbip
yjaiad pups extremely, and' ho
“lAsj ldng .ap t live I will eatifirst and
wash,my fate afterwards,” which a|l
cats do to| this doy„
. m —r— —r —. 1
; i *e- A young man being joked on
tbo slow' growth of his.beard, gave,
as an'exouae that Hheavy bodies movjs
Slowly.” ‘ i ! _; ■i- T ‘-k'
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advertiser*, «ind4>alang 6^-;* 7-s}^
r^MsdnA'i^i
| Business p*rd», j 6
andjotter
a
inan Bible Onion -
ttabag/tp#. }
Appointment *&“££?*:,
ApdiForefgn ;*S
some amicafirtf iybymbloh -
Df.Cbna n£, tlfahalatbr. and &HwMnf V.
oM&ew.'''.
Union that tfaiei nbw - _ _•.
an -; ~„>• .j.
btvrtTfiiJUißn
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pioal app«il,” n
‘ djSiiflb. Tbb itp^CKwi;.
Jto
pf ; -:•
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; Iffiifiy ferroDeobanes»'OtStatb
CH ureSfcnir UK Pariy advdoatea tbb
Cburcjh and - .-
|;~ Ittia'argaed tiy awnter Jntb«
dan World that! the SomiMJ t
of the i Immaculate Cor.ceptiorti* Of . -
übhlmmOdab origin. According to
wntiog and:ttadHi.o.ns,
only are exempt fibmtbo-
Uint.ol^original, sin, namely, Ji&rj*
: A; rebel;. mlftistor .of ;Gh_arcU '
i sooth ( ittJtfisßOb rj jvjrh o lefu ae d- to lakh,
iRe test. b{jth to enable him topreach
the GospeiV firsi read a chaptered fbo
Old then' in the New 'and •
Khct preached ; j,.Ho;Was bronghtils'‘ .1 /
lore a who deeided as up,,text
was nsmedj lhojcase miist bo
edi and!it “t-- : ';
i I ’V,’>•■•- *1 v ' - , i
Thepolilion4,blCbe td- ; -
allow! tbeuaamage of rather
bx-ppiestB,'Wai]regretted : . ■ £>*>•
iho opposition tib l -will
increase the udmbori of tboap ■ Vbo.
-demand the separation oi Chmob and 1 _LTV
rur;■;.'^- ;:j •;::| ; ;
.! The pioposiuoh to alter the?Oo istji*.
iu|iuiivpf luo |fcjrpA»^^b^bb.Cbt iron;
Tao as't'b allbV thgprofasaofs tb become
fnehibere' of the ec'clo si as tical brabrs,
‘ h the 'speclive
ihow'
[T
,ge.T
-i! ever
j,hcin
( baa
T . oject
is lo reri'fJorilbre paws ofchurches Open
allcomers, instead of having thehi
appropriated by gala. ;
Farm. House, &o*
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Obtaining Eggs.— Thera is much in
breed egg laying qualitiesj jßiji :
thic most ia in good treatment— riiak-
the iiien at homo.' A crbw.ded *
place will ’ nbtdo. Toomany hbnito* .
gather is bad. Why T llecauso.it in
teifere’fa with tranquility The psiitft’
of success are: Warm quarters, roomy; ‘
clean and unmolested; plenty of food;
a varioty Vof feed, Varied dailjj tfcith
animal-food of some kind, it matters'
little what;, the wafer changed |often;
crushed hopes, either burned or other
wise; pulverized earth or spentj.ashes
to waUowin; plenty of .light, find as;;
muchcheorlulnessas possible.. Select;. - ;;-,
good breeds. Thb middtb-sizcdiDbmi*!'
ni<pie, single comlis and| yelibwi Ibgs,. j
,’areiJpofh aps; The Spanish ,
arojgood lasers; so- are the Creels.—-
AVjbid all higl-bredds; and especially [
’ thd East Ihdisf fowls. f’f. ; i .
| Soap- Suds.—Tie Scottkh Farmer; '
1 says] that-.soap sudk, although gebei aU
[ly deemed only fit for being run.off in -
l tuel easiest and most ospedittbusnian- t, x
■ nbr possible; flre highly benefleiafveg*::v‘
1 elablo feeders, as well os useful insect!
► preventives. Hence’ they.should hev- j
I- er ibe wasted by pdrtifes. haviDg.garM
dons,, as, their; application tb the i
s gron ml ,wh e thoc irl winter or summer, i
•> will show beneficially, hot only bn or
-1 dtnaty vegetable drops, bat also oh ;
Kerry bushes, shrubs, etc.; "while, if
pbured or syringed'over rosea, cabbaf ■ t~
gesl etc,, they will mitigate the inis- ;
cbicvbuß doings otj the green fly and j
caterpillars. *. , ' ; .-1-' y l ;
Joining An Ox.--In a f
i«g 6x wo? want to see tbe following
qualities: LetHbim have, large noitiile;, ■
a I long fade a) bright jbazel eye,- ir
which will ahd Intel*';
ligonce; ’ a hoof rather long, and not )
turned outward very ;much; a straight |.
back; a broad breast, wide gambrel > '
snvall tail and horns pf mpdium size. *:
When you find such an ox as that* he |
Vrill be a good worker;- L -.
. b jsinu*llams —rTo every slxtbeh.
pounds of ham latch ohe pint of Opra
salt and one ouneb of saltpetre. rack
In |ajcleanoak cask, sprinklinglhe Balt
between the-layersof meat. Wsetilve
the saltpetre and : pour it over the
whole, adding Huffijsieht pure watet; to
coyer. sbft wateil is best. Let the
bahis lie urtder thjo Wine, six wcbks,
and lben smbko. I] • . i; - . ■■■■*ssif- JjV. \
gJsEP.f- Steparate those sheep do*
signTd ftSr mutlon. aud feed,well *Uh ;
grain. Let all kinds . hay® access to
good, feed; salt, water,.; and, shelter
from cold rains.' j-...- ■
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