Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

ung out INTO the street after a ciiId VIM
IS lied from them, with locks al. furv ana
words of execution; and they are ofien
stupid enough to imagine that nsiphhor-
lend passengers viii approve them il their
conduct. though in fact Il iillsevery behol-
der with horror am afraid none ar ne
i peed SO many rods from home 10 witness
the ike. What is administered as r6pFSof
= often worse Than nothing. Scoldinc no
items ihey injure the patient, aud angry
chastisea little better than oil on the
fire. sf2 ~
Implicit obedi6nce-- that w;tho6i
question, representatives. or Slelay-is ner-
iectly consistent with The utmost affection.
and should be enforced from the beginning
and absolute. The phitosopheE WhqnsI
have cited above says 0f pardniaE NOlhori-
Tvs" [ would have il early shirt Il maybe
absotatt, and absolute that Il may MOI be
severe. 4 holds good universally ia iami-.
lies and schools. and even the greater bod.
les of men, the army and navy. that those
l Es sktesR otA ''riSssah yd5aipipe rive The
imagine that their failures in this kind arise
from a certain mysterious kNack, Of which
they conceive themselves 10 be destitute.
There IS sHch a, knack but II Is al mpch'
within reach as driving horse and clislise,
or handling knife and fofk, and viii hey-'
er be got by ycarning over u.
Not only love your children. bht show
that you love them not by marely fond
ling and kissing them. but by being always
open toaheir approaches. Here b mar
WHO drives bis childfcnsoat Of his shop be-
cause they poster him Asre II sHc,hsf
who IS always too busy to Give them ! GOOD
word. Now would gladly learn of these
penny wise and peund foolish fathers, what
work they eversrxpect To turn out, which
shall equal iNimportanee, the children who
are now taxing heir mould for lifef Hap
less u THAT. child, which IL forced ID seek
for companions more accessible and vim
ning ihan father. OF tiihtkef. $3.50 !,
You may observe tliAk when working
man spends his leisure hours abroad. it's
at the expense of his family. Willis l,o IL
Eat the club or the tavern, his boy Mi e3iisl ID
seeking ous-oi- door connexions. Tk8 Rrcas
school of Juvenile vice Is ID the STREET..
/ Here the nrchin, while he "knuckles down
ut tasss learns the Vulgar oath, Of the pm
trid obscenily. Fog One lesson at,the fifez
side, he has p dozen In the kennel, Here
are scattered the seeds Of falsehood, gam
bling, theft and violence. pray you, as
yen love your own fssh and Elhdd, make
your children cling 10 tho hSarth-stcsniss.-
Love homo yourself sink yoHr roots deep
lyaamong your domestic ireashF6s;' oct an
example ia this, as all things which Your
offspring may follow. The garden plant
seems 10 have accomplished it, great work
aud is content 70 wither, when il has ma
!. tnred the fruit Tor tho next race; Iearn ~
lesson from the plant. NesOa,k ADJ.
4 Singular ver;etasiens Of a Drsasa.-A
letter from Hamburg contains The follow
ing curious story relative to- the yeriiicaiion'
Of dream. il appears that locksmil,'s
apprentice, oue H,oening lately informed
his master (Claude Solleryt hat on she pre-
vious night he dreampt that be- had Seen
assassinaied on the rand 10 Bergcdosf u
little town about two hosrs distance from
inmburgh. The master laughed af(EX
young mans credDIiiy, and t6 nrova fhat
he had little faith in dreams, Insisted unor'
sending him Immediately to BereadOrff
with l40 rix dollafs E22l SS.y Which he
owed to his brother in Inv, who resided II,
Tie town. The apprentice. after III win
4 in,ploring his ntaslsf "a change bis inten-,
ton, was compelled to ses out Iii about /
o'clock. On arriving 81 Biliwasder. ahour
half way bciween Hamburgh and DSpeSes-
dorf, he recoIleclsd bis dream; With terror.
but perceiying she baillis Of the Town as .
little distance, talking 20 some Iris kOfk-
men. no accostsd hjm, and acquainted him
with bis singular dream. no the sau6 time
requesting that as he had money shout l,is
person, ono of the korkmsn might be az
lowed iosaccompahy him for protection a.
cross small wood which Icy 10 bis way.-
The baiIlic smiled. and ~ obedisnee 10
bic ORDER, One of'his men sec oat wIthsl,o
young apprentice. 3af " g* V
The next dry, The corpsc III lie later
was conveyed BY some peasants 10 ibe bail,
lie, along with . reaping hook, which hi
been found BY his side, aud .wilIs which ilIS
throat Of she murdered youth had been cni.
| Tie bailIis Immediately Recognized The in-
sirdme6t as one which be had on the prc@s
gious day given iosihe wOrkman who had
served % the apprentices guide. fos 40
purpose Of pruning some willows. The
workman was appTeIsended, aud, on being
confronted with the body Of his vicains.,
made q INF confession ofhis crime. ADDING
the recital " the dSeuds had slone PRONG
ted him 10 commit The horvid act. The a.
sassiD, who Is IS years Or age, u q naaIss &c
Billwgdcr, and. previously 70 the psrpetra-
.ioH Of the murder. bad always borne au
irreproachable character. ~
- 81 s-----~-vy s .s,a
The Crepsia Wisconsin, The Milwaukie
Sentinel o. the 18th lost. observes tliat tho
season hns OF late beer very pEopltious, and
the prospects of ON abundant harvest thros-