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and Buchanan
\ The district Of county, composing the counties
OF Racine, Wawoth, md Rock, shall tom one
resimanral district aud be the eighth (5,h) rcgi-
.nent.
The counties of Dane and Green shall form Sc
pirate battalion.
The district OF Grant county shall form rcgi-
mental district, and be the ninth (9,h) regiment.
lha district of country, composing the counies
# Jackson, Jones, Liam, and i,enio, shall iofl,
one rcsmenial district, and be the tenh (iUih) re-
,imant.
The district, composing the counties of Clinton
an' scott. SunIi lDm ono fssiincntai district, and
oa ihe eleventh Q!,h) regiment.
The district composing the counties of Cednr,
JoanSon, and Slaughter, snail form one rcgimen-
tai district, aai be tins twelfth Q2tn) regiment.
he disirirt composing the county Of Clayton,
iaii FORM a separate battalion
~. The eighth (sth) regiment is placed under
Inc Command Of Colonial Isaac Butler.
The separnta battalion, in the counties OF Dane
ana Green, is placed under the command of Major
Alexander Hgginbohem.
3D. Colonel Butler of the 9Th regiment will, with
little delay as possible, divide his command into
not less than eight, nor than tel, company dis
tttcis, and Older an election 10 be held in each
district 'or the election ofcompany officers.
MaJo' iiigg'nboihem will in like manner divide
MS district into not loss than four nor more
t'an SIX company districts, and order elections to
be bed for company officers
4th. Ihe Colonel Or Commandant in the jst. ID.
81, and fth regiments ordered 10 SEQ ,hnt rhs
company oillccrs IN thei respective regiments are
az h'eh. ~ vacancies exist from resignation or
o'ner"isa, they will order new elections TO DO held
at suitable places
oth' ~ 'no people in any company district shall
refuse or hegiectto hold an election as ordered, the
CO mnahoant OF the regiment Or battalion viii Sc
iec' NJ alo foDPsten! persons TO fill the Offices and
forward theIr names TO the Governor at Mineral
Point.
9TH. The Commander-in-Chicf hopes that oDs
or two companies ofmoun,ed rihemen may be rails.
ca IN each regiment and separate battalion in the
Territory, ne would take great pleasure in afford
ing any assistance in his power tn facilitate their
organization.
by order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
GEORGE CIIRRAGE Adi,t Cen
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
For Sale Or Rent.

VVtAT well known Pubc Ha,.sa, stuatod in
Il the town OF Galcna, illinois, will be sold or
lsassd on liberal terms. The hclss has bacn re-
Gently extended and repaired, is by 40 feet, two
stories high, with porch IN Gont. On the premise
lh:re is n good stable and other conYenent and ne
tessary out-baild!ngs The house is extensively
Known and well potrohiscd, bsins situated il, the
centre OF the busina3spau OF the town, within onn
hundred yards Of tine principal steam boat landing,
and within half tina, distance oftha Bank, Land
Office, and Post Office. Possession will be given
Dn the lst Of April Foo further intoana,ion, en-
lurc of DANIEL WANN, OF
TilOS G. IEGAfE.
Galena, H.. Feb ~, 1898 3G-tf
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NOTICE.
w. l.. CillrrENDEN.I
vs.. In Attachment.

Before Matthias Ringer, a Justice of The Pcnc,
within and for the county of Du Bu1uc
M Office IS hereby given, That a suit il nj
i y taehmont has bson commenced, entitled ne
above, against the goods and chattals, rights, cred.
IT'S and demands "i the defnnlunt, an absent debt,
or, aai tho said suit stands continued until the 10Th
Day OF May next al the Office of said Justice in
Bell.e", Jackson county, Wisconsin Tcgr,o,y.
MATTHIAS RINGER, j. r.
February -, 1888. 37-Pia. ica SS 80.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

Evans, CoLLY, and DERRIcK, the persons
charged with the murder of Morga, at ..Snake
Diggings," and who made. their escape from
shecustody Of the Deputy Sheriff, passed thro'
his place on Monday last. on their return. Ii
appears they took up the idea that they could
return and get the reward offered for their APP
prehension, and then make their escape, and
accordingly employed person TO convey them
up the river. On their arrival, they found they
had mistaken the feeling existing towards
them there. The principal mounted horse
for tho purpose Of making second escape,
when an officer seized the bride TO arrest him,
but was prevented by person anxious for the
escape of Evans, when scuffe ensued, du.
ring which Evans galloped off. He was pur-
sued, and having got lost, was met by his
pursuers. and arrested. They were tried, and
sent to Prairie du CHEN for safe keeping till
the next term Of the Circuit, Court.
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garden, in the middle of the walks, all covered

overhead, with orange and lemon trees; and
IN every walk was table, the whole length
OF it covered with cold collations, &c. In the
said fountain were the following ingredients.
VIZ; Four hogsheads of brandy, eight hogs
heads OF water, twenty-four thousand lemons,
twenty gallons Of lime juice, thirteen hundred
weight OF fine white Lisbon sugar. five pounds
Of grated nutmegs, three hundred toasted bis
cults, and pipe OF dry mountain Malaga.
Over the fountain was large canopy built to
keep off the rain; and there was little boat,
wherein was boy belonging TO the fleet who
rowed round the fountain and filled the cups to
the company; and in all probability, more than
81. thousand men drank of it.
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administrators Sale.

VIN'IE personal property belonging to the estate
H. ofAbrahnm Wilson, late ofsaid county. deed
will be exposed to public sale a, his late residence.
on the 9th day of April next. Said properly con,
sisis of 3 Colts, 2Horses,
8 Yoke Of Oxen,
Several sets of Harness,
s. Ploighs,
IJnrr1,ua
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For. Sale or Rent.

a LARGE and commodious new house. s;tu-
n ate on Water street. inthe tow, OF Du Bun,e.
ana nearly opposite VIM. Burke's store. i, i
suitable Tor a boarding house, or for store aud
dwelling. Terms liberal. Apply to
QuIGLIsY & BUTTER WORTH.
Feb. 10, 1871 .3l.tna. &
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Col. VIM. S. Hamilton has disposed Of the
materials Of the Miners Free Press. The Of
fee was purchased for the publication Of the
Galena Democrat. The Col. i, is presumed.
will retire on the honors won in his brief edi,o.
rial career.
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Administrators, Notice.

THNliE undersigned have taken on. letters Of
Il Administration upon the cstnte of David
atsnn, late of pn Buquc Co. w. II. deed. All
persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sen, the same accorlngt 10 law, and those ;nleb,-
cd VIII please TO make paymant TO tho subscribers
without delay.
JAMES WATSON, Admir-.
NANCY WATSON. Atlm'sx.
Du Buqur, March 10, 1898. 33-3t.
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Dec. 7, ls31.-Jan. IL, 1897 soc,

n WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of ii,
Il Planters Bank, do hereby certify the repent-
cd demands aud denials as stated above arc tr,,r.
and thatthe parcel ofmoney, after many inofloc,u.
a. searches Tor the SANG, was this morning acci-
dentnily discovered in the vault OF the Bank. Iha
deposiia was made On the I'd October, and the nb-
sahce OF memorandum on iha special deposite
ooo., IS TO be attributed to tho confusion and anx-
ETY. incident 70 tho raging ofthe epidemic. I ear
nesty join with MersFs. A. b. Carter & Co. in re-
questng that the greaes possible publicity be gy-1
Ell 10 the above.
49,. WM. ROBERTSON, re,l,r
Dec. Z, lS37.-Jan. ID, 1888. 3c q
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o last, in spite Of shame and resolution, ! W
e obliged to drop the cause Of torment on n
! plate. Sir Thomas and the ladies' compassio
ated my msfotiunes, and each advised d
ferent application; one recommended oil, an
ther water, but all agreed that wine was Il
best for drawing out The fire; and glass
I sherry was brought me from the sideboar
J w,..'ch snatched up with cagcmess: but, o.
how sha,. ] tell the sequel7 whether the b,l
Ter by accident, i.aIstook, or purposely desig
; ed 10 drive me mad, nc cave me the stronge
brandy, with which filled n: mouth, are
dy fayed and blis,ered; totally unused TO CIV
~ kind of ardent spirits, with tongue, :h:oa
and palate as raw as beef: what could dt
| could not swallow, and clapped my hand
upon my mouth, the cursed liquor Squire
through my nose and fingers like Il fountain
over all the dishes; and lcrushcd by bursts ,
laughter from all quarters. In vain did SirTht
mas rePrmand the servants, and Lady Friend
ly chide her daughters, for the measure of m
shame was not yet complete. TO relieve m
from the intoIerable state of perspiratlon, whic
this accident had caused, without considerin
what did, wiped my face with that ill-fate,
lhaflkbrfsrIhaieaf5 whirh WI l.a y,, Goae,,
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LsENANr,aT,r..N

M IsSts A. B. GARTER q Co. of Natchez.
ISA hasten 10 announce TO the public that tbei,
s'atnnehtby placagd of an cinbezzlement b.; t,,ir
l la .,efk, a. H. WILKINS, ishcreby altoga,h-
af ana entirely recanted and that they earn
request all Editors throughout the Union. who NAV,
nave published said Gard, publish this thoir de-
cEifatioi OF the entire nhocenca of the said A n
+" ia Ms. The teller ot,hc planters, Bank hes ,bis
morning dis,ogefal The amoaa missing, in tho vault
OF the said Bank, whcse twas specially deposited
byttdc snid A. K. Wilkins, (ashe states on ,ha
store le'gsr) on the I'd Oct Repeated ,,onana and
search had been made in said Bank for tho parcel
without aya--a positive denialo the dcposite was
n'ans again ma again by the oIiic.s Of The Bank,
ana u was under most unhappy combination, Of
circumstances, that the said Messss. Garter & Co +
issued me above picard, and have thus publicly
branded an innocent with charge df the b,ackest
guilt They hope every effort will be made 10 eive
ni his innocence.
Dec. 7, ls3l--Jan. II, 1897. 3o-Ct
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The Rag-barons have on foo. project for
the establishment Of Bank with capital Of
thrty-fve millions Of dollars, TO be located in
the city of New York. Fears are Entertained
thatthey will succeed, inasmuch as The Wings,
have the power in the Legislature, and by the
repeal Of the laws restricting bank issues. and
allowing them toissuc notes of every denomi-
nation, they have shown that there is no evil
too great for them to bring upon the people.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

The country. judging from our exchange pa
pers, is likely TO be flooded with counterfeit
money. Several attempts have been unsuc-
cessfully made in Now York and Philadelphia
TO get the genuine plates and printed notes o..
banks for the purpose Of making counterfeits.
Bills to the amount Of S2OO. 900 have been en-
grsved purporting TO be for Bank in this Ter
riiory. while there is no charter granted Tor
such Bank.
sBills are issued purporting TO be Of the Prai-
rio du Chien Ferry Company. There is no
Authority granted for any such privileges, and
the community may suffer by their circulation.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

Aday or two since we saw an Elk, caught
by farmer residing about25 miles west Of this
place, in May 1886, and raised on his farm. II
was perfectly gentle, and easily led by "a line,
andsmoved with proud and lofty step. Take
this young fellow now and train him up to SER
vice, and when he reaches the age Of MATURE
y, a4swifter sleigh ride could not be had in
Lapland than with him on the Mississippi
Should persons turn their attention to it, pro-
f'table business might be made Of catching the
young ores in the spring, as they are frequent
y 70 e ssen within days ride Of this place.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

The Bank of Illinois at Shawnee,own has
established Branches at Jacksonville, Alien.
and Lawrenceville, in that State. Another. il
is believed, will be located at Chicago. The
State Bank has no, given that aid which it was
expected to have done.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

We understood that Dr.. SHELDON, Of Cass.
vile, left that place in fit of mental derange-
ment, several days ago, and was lately found
frozen q death on Turkey river.
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ter, having made charge against member
of Congress ofhaving offered to barter his ser.
vices with department for compensation, was
arraigned before the House, but was dischar-
ged on avowing that it was against a member
Of the Senate. Mr.. Ruggles, Of Maine, on
hearing o. the charge, addressed a letter to the
editors of The Globe, and gives the whole cir
cumstances, which a,e nothing more than that
Mr.. r. was employed by ss,r. >'ohes' OF New
Jersey, inventor Of new lock, to div up
specification andclaim for patent for his icc..'
which, from ths great labor in such application,
MI. Ruggles waste receive compensation. So
anxious are the Wing letter-writers to find cor
ruPtIon among the Democracy. that they ares
willing to subject themselves to reprimand
from branch Of the National Legislature and
the contempt Of the nation in order 10 find
charge. The right of Mr.. Ruggles to receive
compensation is as undeniable as that the la.
borer is worthy Of his hire. Mr. Davis ought
to hide his face when he meets an honest man.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

GEN. JAcKs0N's HEALTH.--We are gratified
to learn that the health ofthe old chief is so
for recovered that he can leave his bed. and
10 fast gaining strength. He is now consider
Cd out OF danger. In = letter he says, 81 am
compelled to make use Of an amanuensis, on
account Of indisposition,s occasioned by re.
turn Of my old complaint, hsmorrhage from
the lungs. The present attack has been ratl,.
OF . severe one; but it has now stopped, and !
an feeling great deal better"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

For several days past the weather has been
clear and pleasant. The thermometer at noon
rising to 40, and falling at night TO about 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

Indian liloetanhy 90
Metropolitan Magazine %
Three copies OF the DAILY Globe! !! 80 90
Richmond Enquirer %
Sundry others which will not stop In name the
whole number beng twenty upwards, aud the total
OF subscription within small fraction OF $500 lie
WIS frightened At pile OF u newspapers, but he can
now take twenty At a dose Can It be possible that a
man, who came INTO office declaring, like the Pha-
rlsees OF old -" that he not like other men," and
would even " 1.-THE mint, and eummn,n begins alrea
dN To -" neglect the wcighter matters Of the law :!
What becomes Of his Inflated promise " 10 prove
that his " d, cla1atiuus had not been hollow pre-
fences - Oiwiat value was his declaration. made in
hls letter before rcieued TO- and III which he says,
= y ain | may be, proud | am that the President
has given me opportunity 10 aud hun in proving thai
reform is not empty sound, and Is not To apply
merely 10 4 change OF men - Why, sin, quote, as
reply 10 these questions, his own words, IN another
passage OF own letter; The world Knows Inn at Last,
aud assigns hln hls true rank'" Truth Is omnipo-
tent, aud public justice certain"
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J iiile |
YKE 81 <,fLK'.

DY virtue of deed OF frust executed by Thomas
- H. Snead to the subscriber IN thc 22a day Of
April, ls35, aud duly admitted Ii record IN the
clerks office al the luslings toai al ttr corpora
llon of lYnchbulg, tof cctl1m purposes therein
named, shall proceed 10 sell, iat ready MONEY! by
way Of public auction, 10 the highest blIrt ii the
front door Of the Market House, II OBJ. Town of
Lynchburg. on FRIDAY tho 10Th da, II lunc, le37
the following Slaves named A,miseld aud Peter
both male Slaves. Selling ~ trustee, ! shall only
convey suc, title as IS vested IN me by the aforesaid
deed HENRY ID NNlNGfoN, Trustee.
June n5l
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HNIIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the en-
tire interest of 4. Plunkcu IN the firm OF \. X j.
II. plunkell. aud also III the finn al J. II, pmnkou
X Co requests those indebted to either OF the above
firms to come forward and make payment to the Sub
serlbcl All those having claims, will present them
To the Subscriber, who will use every eNcrtlon to
pay them of as early possible.
J. II. PLUNkETT
al the Spout Spring
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The members were exceedingly diverted aud
when the Clerk came that part which ciers 10 the
direction 10 the Ayes and Nays 10 "touch then
keys! MI Speaker quito lost his gravity and
joined heartily IN the laughter
Unfortunately the papetwas not SiGncH 80 the
ingenious author of tins discovery vet unknown
rule Of the House, too, lotbds the reception OF
any communication not bearing "A real signature :
aud the paper was therefore returned upon Mt
Johnson's hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-07

IllE regular semi annual examination n tbs In
4 stitutioD, will commence on FRIDAY, 18th OF
June, when parents aud guardians and all who feel
an interest IN such exercises earnestly and re
specially solicited to attend.
The exercises of the School viii be resumed 18th
Jnly Nely ample and permanent provisions have
been made, for the accommodation oi boardols.
Terms OF Board and Tuition as herclolorc.
JOSEPH L. GODFREY.
May 81. tidy
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March ID

1--WE subscriber having purchased the entire
Stock and interest Of Doct. X. ID. Palmer, in
he concern Of Fourqurcan aud Palmer, respectfully
eocits a continuance of the patronage 50 literally
bestowcd upon the late firm. lie NOW has, and will
continue 10 keep on hand, general assortment Of
articles pertaining to hls business; VIZ.
DRUGS, nEDdtIsEsD VE->IIEEs, OILS,
PAINTS, pEfskE hIRIgs &c. a,.
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SgssS-ssLisS'E'EiEsS.

A S the time is fast approaching when SHIN
~ PEASTEIeS will be ui no use to the hold
efs the subscriber informs the pnbbe generally, that
he viii take the following ticket iol all Goods pnr-
chased at his Store:
Union Savings Institution, Lynchburg,
Farmers q Merchants do
Union Savings Institution, Richmond,
Peter Coitum's do
ii. W. x j, }. Frys 10
n HART.
Nav %
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FOR REM,

dGy@s TIE large aud convenient Store House
EA;;;;; now occupied by oursoAes, runlng back %
.lAAlcct, Avery handsomely arranged FOR business
POSSES sion can be had Immediately by applying TO
the subscribers. JAMES &. HUNT x Co.
p. S. All persons indebted to us, will please come
forward and settle early possible, as it very de
sirable that our business should be closed without de
j. &. HUNT, x Co.
March Ii Is
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For Rent,

4 Nd possession given Immediately, tile Blich
"A TENEMENT, on Main street, formerly occu.
p'ed by Martin, Ward & Davis, as Dry Goods Store
Apply to Thomas Mckinney, orto
jan.
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May 3
Grass Hogs.

/ HAVE nav unengagod few pairs of the Mac
1 Ky and Berkshire PIGS, SO celebrated as Il
grazing breed, Of remarkably easy keep aud eaily
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
iol T.. Fletcher al his plantation,
near Amherst Court House.
Dec. Of
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SEgLIGAI GS%Jgkt VENTS,

To Physicians, country merchants and hsiflehds
generally he pledges himself thai his goods shall be
inferior to none in this market, that he will sell al
moderate advance, aud use every exer'ion 10 give
satisfaction. r. A. FOURQUKEAN.
Mnrch
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.yHful.UL bridge
TIR.NI'fKE CO.Hs'.AVf.

A Il A MEETING of the President and Drec
"a tors of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company,
held in Paltonsburg, on Saturday, the l2h May
s35 it was ordered that the Secreafy require Of the
Stockholders TO pay the Treasurer TEN DOL
LARS on each share of stock held by them, ON or
before the 2lst inst and the further sum OF Ten
DOLLARS on each share so held, on or before
the Goth June next.
1t was also ordcrod, that the shares OF delinquent
subscribers be sold in front OF Ecazcr S"cetland's
Tavern in the town of Pattonsburg, on Monday, the
Cd day of July next, due notice thereof beng gwen
by an advertisement in the Lynchburg NrShlah.
The inslaIments called Tor are,
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.<.f.t.I TIT ~.

WE have just received second supply Of this
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN X LATHAM.
Feb Is
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HSiHi:M3S,
lElAA-So
0Fs"THE LYNCHBURG NIRGlNiAN,'

pabishcd seni-rerhiy fererg Noat'y and 1hwSag al
Fonr DoHs per anaum; payable adraacc. No subscrip
ioa reccire fora shorter period than sit ons and
70 papcr cH be discontinued fercpt tie discretion o The
Edaors,D RntH al arrcardgcs are pail
rPdDVER TTSE ENTSiRsertcdat50 ceatspcr square
for s The Insertion aud 81 cents for erery snbsc
qae,a Insertion.
0TJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditioasfy
and reasonable terms.
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.yspyg lsTsE.N"SEs'G

EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
With nC.,.hcs, and despatch.
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SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF HORSES
y HAVING alica"v arrived aud more expected
Tie Races will certainly take place. commencing on
w cdnosdaN the tith lnsl Having iard Ia make up
the first days Colt Race within lac timc limited.
NJ. TALBOT, Pr
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f'HiriCA FFcn,.y .ErudcMly.

J lile 1
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04

py, is better than that which is derived
from solitary acquisition. The pleasure
thus reflected from the smiles OF guest,
is one Of the rudiments Of benevoence.
Permit your children, therefore, when
ever it is proper, to share the warmth of
an unceremoneous hospitality.-For this
reason, as woll as for others still more i'm
portant, be strenuous to secure for them
the privileges of home. The custom, so
prevalent in our larger cities, Of abandon
ing housekeeping, and becoming dodgers,
either in public hotels or in private fami-
lies, is fraught with evis.-When such an
arrangement is the result Of necessity,
it should be submitted to, like any other
form Of adversely, But il parents could,
by any additional economy or increase Of
personal exertion. maintain their own ia.
BILE e. family altar, they should do it for the
sake of their little ones. However small
may be the nest where their new fedged
offspring are nurtured, no matter ifthey
can brood over it with their own wing.
Under the roof of another, the husband
and father can neither command the re-
spect or exercise the authority which are
his prerogatives; nor the wife exhibit be-
fore those who fashion themselves after
her model, the full beauty and energy of
conjugal and maternal example.