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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

COTTON YARN.-io0l lbs Cotton Yarn, rpos,i, 81
" the lowest numbcrs-forsae. "
&c" J&0 WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
FRESH FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, Paper, &c., ,ohol,

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, Paper, &C., ,ohole
sale and retail.
M take this occasion cusfome "a anil ia.
w public generally, that have received lie I,rgcst
portion OF our Fall aud Winter stock OF Goo comprsins
an extensive and desirable assortment OF Ioots shoos
Trunks, Leather, Paper, ShochreaI, Hacking C. whIrh
have been purchased Of the Northern Eastern Manu-.
acturers, upon such terms will enable
house IN virginia.
We invite country Merchants and purchasers generally
PARTICULARLY those buying for CASH call and examine
our clock before they purchase any other house as we
hner ourselves that shau bc able please them IN
all respects ~ ."
We deem IL scarcely essary enter into details
Suhcc 10 say that IN Stock will be found every ar
ieIe generally wanted In the trade.
BURLINGTON & CO.
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Boots shoes Trunts
leather. Blaekng &c, Mansion House
T. NTnA ELOUR.-we have jusi received a LOT OF
IL Flour that ID OF really extra qusliy.
SO = q ROYAL MORGAN.
4 HE r. hi-Prme chez se at retail, by
~ Sc . .; ROYAL q MORGAN.
w. MEREDITH,
As received some very heavy uudrcsso sat,ines for
II servants clothes which will lie sold low.
CARPETS-CARPETS,
US received this day. very ingram Carpcting
~ which viii be sold very low, by
so 5 w. MEREDITH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- ECEINED this day, Vcty handsome tuned Rugs
l. - and VIII sell them unu:ualy low.
- w MEREniTu
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
FORGE,

with lis #pppatenarcss TN forge s at th,s,
tine y COCO lcla'. (h.virg a sfs1spN -.
IFNT HElIOWs) and has vSs.y 81 q.
d,;n'ape. both it poets LEGALITY sfs,...E
sources, toItet mnerd 1t TO Tie attention o.
,hose dcsjrus If engaging in the msnutac-
the Of Iron. The steam upon oh The
Forge is situated IS re1er-failpg and strong
enough 10 answer all purposes There is !
conn odiou, STONE coal HOUSE cen.
veniently situated.
" II also sell IN like manner. and at the
same time ard place, SUI d,y Tracts Of Land,
situated tim Two or three miles Of the forge,
MOSTLY well tiInbercd. Of easy access, and sup
posed to contain 1000 ACRES.
Also, Al the same time and place. a Jesse
Of three wears. lthe rent being psid) held BY
the SAID Geo NJ. Penrybacker On ROCK
FORGE, situated on the Shenandoah liver in
said county. about q mile north west of New
Market, and within three miles Of Pine Forge,
The above named property viii 2e sold Oh the
following conditions, VIZ One third in SIX
months, one third in twelve months, and the
remaining third in eighteen months. the par
chaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security, and deed of trust on ti'e
pr eInjses To secure the deferred payments.
sI.,l also proceed 10 sell, at the same
lime and place, upon X credit OF Ok months,
all the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

voluntarily deE.ives himself OF that mea-
sure Of per sonai con: re /, which is enjoy
ed by the beast Of the field, is a little
lower ttan the bi utes that perish. he
maniac pn,u, or as that einIient ctvllI-
an, Lord Coke. STYLES him. the solunia-
RUS cannon. presents /. human ioim. as
destitute of reason or soul, and no long
err won thv the respect Il his fellow ,nan =
| be youd the pret Incts oil decent and ra-
tlona s"c,ety, aud yearly passed the pale
of redemption.
Judge Hale, think. after 20 wears ex-
pcrience. affirmed lat 4-5 OF the NV, e
| cummoD crimes resulted from iie5ritty.
1t is IA little glorious TO became slightly
corned. The face i, flushed as with The
lhue Of health The mtnd s,nIlIla,, s.
the eye spafkles-the ION .ue i untle'l--
the Imagination excited. aud triuiurns Us
,nto lords. The wi,oI affair assumes The
appearance Of 9lee, vivacltv, and harp-
ness : end We feel as iii 2nitlrd as Jupiter
-alld rich as Cin-us. But the feeling
is evauescent and deceptive. Lang"r
and depre>>iuu rtsue-it is unnatural.
us the glow "i tiicIpl"nt di>e"se--the
.iva,ity that is followed by sIopm and
grief, and the bu"y~ncy of guilt vatu-
un; mighty votd is created; and the hH-
Oii OF re-so',ng the d. onping faculties by
he artificial stlhulani j. a tulei. an'i
fcfd-suon we eXhiblt the blunsed check,
u,e filthy beard. The eve.-~tise index
Of lie saul, loses its intelligence. The
hue of health recedes before Il M ,ck scar
Iet--oraanic disease supervenes and x
iediies The closing srene. This is Il
faint. defec'5ue picture of physical Al d
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
Personal Property

me ntioned in said deed of trust, consisting of
Horses, necgons, gears, farming utea-
sils Ct egeay description, forge end
smiths tools, aport aeheot md rye
By TIE bushel, cattle, &c. &c.
The purchasers to give bonds with good Sc.
cur. for all SUNS over Ave dollars; Tor fye
dollars ard less tlIecssh will be required.
also, on tie same day aud at tie ana
place, shslI proceed 10 sell at public sale,
certain tteed Of trust, conveyed to me as
trustee, by Nathan Fenijy hacker. on Rock
Forge, re corded in the Gle / IS q flee of Slen.
ando;h county, Al d situated rs above mem
TONED, IL secure a debt due and owing by
the sa q Na1har Penny hacker 10 George N.
and Joel Perr ybat ker which trust the said
3. NJ. & ]. Penn, hacker have ass gned Ind
uan,ieled, 10 seclIse their creditors.
I>hsll proceed, on 1'ondoy TIE 18Th day IF
4Stphnfter 1912, at The stole and tavern,
i,cu>e Of Samuel Coo,s. in Brooks Gap. in
Roc king am cotnN, upon the same terms
and co, d ots a. set f,l,h in The sale Of the
Pine Forge zeal estate. TO ,ell at public auc-
ton, surtliv tr;cts If land, mostly t;mhered.
supposed 10 contain 3,4t0 Acres, situated in
Brooks Gap, in SAID county.
And also al tl,e same time and place, On .
.Cned Of :, IL outi ;, l shall sell suutlry arti.
Giles Of personal property, consisting Of Fur.
n.re Tools, LIN Der. &c. IN The same terms
with lie ptr-sral li'rt''! - p T, Fmge.
SAMUEL T. NEWLAND.
Jul, IA, 1872 8w Trustee.
- TIE CAaM6fmburs Repository. Harris
bu,'. Eeut nc ord Rocf giona Rig aer y.H
paUM t0 sl3 25. ard f'mard Gecounts 10
ii olfee pnd ais0 copu # the r:resp, ct.vs pc.
pers t, tie Trustee, ut Ns,9 !IarEet, SttnGn5o.
az. III.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
BEWARE OF
IN RUSIOI ON
That Wooden Shaker

EM HEREAS. it has come &c my knowledge
w that Certain persons have, withou, my
cahsent or perm ss'on. and for their own ex-
cins We use and emohlment, constructed cer-
tam Wooden Shaker attached to the Thresh-
ing Mach ne invented by Mir. Mathew Mckee.
YER OF St;u ton. Va; the patent for which
wooden Shaker | have purchased Of sad
Mckeeve for Shenandoah. and therefore am
entitled to the sole and exclusive right of con-
structlng using, or vending the said patent
right III the county This IS to nStfv and
foiewarn all persons from constructing. usii g,
or vending to Others to be used, the aforesaid
Wooden Shaker The law will be enforced
against all offenders, without respect to per-
SONS Therefore take timely warning.
ANANIAS u. BORDEN.
july -. 1242-Gt
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

rational beings, provided With natural
i'eath-wiih The sentenf faculty, aud a
s"ul-wish ability and opportunity to OBJ
seree aud contemplate, nol only tie EhS 81
cal. but The niolaI wres superb ducs d by
this tempting aud insiuuali,e foe oi man
kind, we sh-uld p .ase y pond'r The path
Of our teeti and hove our way established
Yours respectfully. OATS.
p :. The Wheat hars est is over, aud
tie slip that SO ofteu happens between
the cup AMI tie lip has cAh,bled IA
general failure in Tie Article. Oat laf-
,e.t is lhou, being fnlshed-and there is
an abundant crop. Corn is unusually
fac. Tobacco has ken ii start
and some wall be tui vltliin d month. We
aetal,l.s ATE abundant -Nieluls are about
conin. into market. ate caches on
the ST. INST this wears &ro"tn-tHsi
sir. Green corn is :,ibbled Inihe>c alg
gin2s NJ rtirr vel Ion wheat-buyct
and seller huliins ba, <.
The financial roucerrs Of the country
are an unpleasant ,he'me al p" spit-
though prospect w,Il d. ub;lt>s brt2h EN-
when the cirui. have hlomn I'll thai'>
iudisputab'e! Politics have l"n4u Sized
--and Temperance takes I;'ther better
than mOsus muliicaulis.
n haAtp o.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
Notice 10 RasassasEDts.

III isisi4an to these whose totices OF
Bankruptcy have been published i'll our
Columns, We intend pursuing the courst
adopted generally by publishers That
81. wc will not make affidavit 10 the iac'
Of their Insertion, ant [ sgs gst casr. fee for
pas5lssai, 6 iaem. Those interested. may
Guus for strict adherence to this rule
Oh our part without resa,d to persons
except when satisfactory arrangement.
are made for theis. payment. IN order
therefore. that there may he no difficulty
il. this matter. il wuuld he we'll far btik
rupts either 10 arrange it w;tia their re.
spectlse attol ne,ys, Or with Us personal
w.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
NOTICE.
Us to dispense.

4 meeting of the CT zens Of this Coun-
~ i. earnestly rque, tel, Oh Saturday
nert. al the Courthouse, at 2 O'Clock. to
take i;llo consideration the proprieiy Of
sending delegates / 0 tie lie 'isourg Con-
vention. This Convention i5 to be held
10 consult upon the best plan ior obtain
ing for Western Virginia her full ard
equal representation in the LeS.,la ,n,e
ii the State. Whether call of Il cou-
yention TO amend The Constitution, or ii
snin and moderate appe' tn the Ieaishl-
tare Tor redsehs in The premises, will be
the measures adopted. or both, will de-
pen; rpon lie Convention itself. Ger
!aii' il is, that ue are entitled 10 greater
representation. ahsl many iit!e,ts exist
In our present constitution. That the
Coz ernor should be elected by the peo-
ple-r...t the rights Of suffrage should be
sxlentls IT, and he Legislature should
Unl, be rec ui,ad 10 sit once in two years.
are questions ab,.u which we cannot dit
Ter much. The pn.'pristy ofa 'ull meet
ihg Is apparent. and \, trust there "il'
be general attendance h / the time speci
.ied," ben the whole sui jecl VIII laliy eA'
planned.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
VIRGINIA, TO WIT ;

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
st court h,ld Tor tie county of Page. on
Monday The 9th day of june. lS42 ADJ
/. ds3n A. Jones, sdninistra'or Of Wharton
lones, deceased, p'antii. aS.unht william
+. Wool and David T. Wood, defeadanis-
N ceAScERY
YNyIIE ,t f rtlgnt. David 7, Wood, not haV'
q ing entered his appearance ana 2en
security. according 10 The act Of asas NIB ySnts
he rules of this court: anal il appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he is HSt an iiIiso!'
aht Of This commonwealth. Jt,S 2aaeatd, h@t
the So Il d, f ndant ds appear here GU the sun
Monday n September neAt, and answer the
Vi Of the compla nant and that copy OF
this order be foltl u Ia inserted IN some news
paper publ shed in Nocds''ck for two mouths
success vsiv. and posted at the fIont door "a
the cowft li,,,lse Of Page county.
\ eefs-Eestc.
WI. C. LACCK, &C.
Enly IA. 1879.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

Going Ahead,,'-The tariff bill was
worked through the House nn SATURDAY.
and as u,u i under the force OF the pre-
vious question thus ufting off all voting
by yea, and nivs nH The amendments ptn-
pn>cd in committee Of the whole- Tne
v4te was Ayes is, and 4 ib-"nt-N'e s
1I1 g ah.n"t r. ., ho,+.7, Y 4,o-ioo u
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
PROTR4CTED MEETING.

Elders Hsrndon. Grirasv aad other
preathris nt Salem Union Association in
tetd hol 'ing IA meeting nf some DAYS in
l-urav. Va. commencing on the evening
Of the 29lh July
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
VIRGINIA, Te -wTr.

VIRGINIA, To -wTr'
At rules Held IN Il e clelk's cfile Of the cir
cut superior court Of l. " aud claceI,
for Pare county. on Monday The 4th of ~
~. 1919; John Fl II arc, and SiaM Ann h
wife. formerly Malv Ann Yagcr. plant ils
against Isaac e. Noah Kite. IItnlN x te
William Kite, Barbara x te, J"lu Sn,th
Alfred and RI IN Jane Smith children o
said .icln smith :nG -- his wife. ems q
Rrniamin K t.. dec aatd. who was d, vlsct
and executor If Reuben X te, d, ceass d.
Su>ananh X lie ard join SIN III. aslmnistra
tcis Of Rtri mn X IL, deceased, and Alex
aud.r K,Sser, who is indebted To Jrhn
smith Tor the purchase Of land formerly
owned bv Re,.ben KITE, deceased, defer d
ants ~ .cH ,NcERY.
YBSHE defendant, John Smtl', not havi g
d entered his appearance and given seri-
tv according % the act Of assembly and The
r,,les of this court: and il apps airing b, salts
f,ctory evidence that he is MT an n!iahttaHt
of this state ON motion OF the plaintiffs, by
their counsel, II is o,dered, That he saitf de
PENDANT do appear here on the tirat Monday
IN .actoner next, anl enter his appearances
answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security
for performing the decree OF tie count and
fhat a COPY of this order be forthwith inserted
!, the Sentinel of the Valley, IA newspaper
nrin,ed at Woodstock, for two months success
siyely. and copy also posted at the from, door
of tn count house of the said county OF Page.
A cop,-Teste.
WIZ. c. LAuCK, c. c.
JuIy a. 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
E0EsAEC4S e. eJO@DAN,
.4Hor3ley at Lac,

YgTIIL practice in the Superior and TnfeTi
w or Courts of Page, Warren, RsppahaH'
mock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Hardy
Business entrusted to him viii be promptly AZ
tended TO- Office al Luray, Virginia.
Reierto Hon. ID. L. Daggit. LID, New
Haven, CT, Hon. H. St G Tucker, University
of VA. IJune so, lS<2.-tF
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

is entit!.d to have, an,l as they feel assur-
cd. she will continue 10 support" We
hupe the enterprstIg gentlemen nay meet
with ample success.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

The July No. Of the S"uthcrn \ Plan.
te.'' has been received. 1 is an unus,.
ally interesting one. We perceive that
M. 5. II. Barfoot. Il gentleman ever,
way qualified. both as il regards 4aien'
and practical aformatiun, has been as.
soelatesl with Mr.. Bolts IN Il e editorial
department In THEN Introduction, The,
say: :. he editors uf the Planter are
determined. that. as far as their exer
TINS can Affect il, the Planter shull have
no superior. TO further this object. the,
propose io ocenpy the month o! Ssptem-
brr in an agricultural tour "a the North.
where estessise arrangements will b.,
Iaaie toltnaTase even the present superb
or mechanical execution If the work
Neither paths nor expense will be spared
TO render the wa.k such I'll one as the South
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
REsUMp TON,
.SeDtez,Jey Is. Is42 !.

Would We believe Il ? The Bdnhs 81 the
State have nest wise aud unanimously
determined thai they will, one and all, re-
SUM" spec,e payments on tie 18Th day q
Set nert. A resolution 10 this etfec'
was. adopted at ii consentinn of the lie
GERS Of the Banks in sschns I'd, Oil tie
l!th inst. We look upon This movement
Us the precursor Ut better times--nut that
we believe that sudden aud miraculous
shinge will be wrought in the situation
If embarrassed 1 dsv d&qIs that con-
!idetce in the Banks wal! gradually be
restored. and bv Dig ees. money become
more pleniy.--'"i tao reasons. First.
those who hayrbeen boarding up tie pre-
on metals ''against ii rainy day." will
feel as sale in the possession Of notes, and
will circulate their specie. In the Sc
cuntl place, there viii, for short time,
: be d demand on the Banks for specie.
We do hope and trust, that the attempt
of the I5anks-ii,ay not prove abortive. 1t
requires no prophetic eye TO see that the
''esil day" cannot longer be postponed
witl, safeiy 10 the Banks. And we SIM
cegeiy believe, tina: had our Banks re-
euaesl when those al our sister states did
il would nave been infinitely better for
theta. Dgt IS better late, than Eeyer.'
The attention Of TIE public is invited
TO lie following notice. in calling
upnl liiggs TO meet at the Court house on
Saturday next. to consltisr The plopriet,,
Of sending delegates to the Cow entiur
10 be hsld at Lewisburg in August next.
The object Of The Convention is, to deli
berate upon the subject Of adopting nea-
sures To secure To Western Virginia an
rqnaIify Of representation in the legisla-
suia. # tie Sta:e.
A few days ago we received letter
fnn the committee OF correspondence for
Greenbrler county upon this sub ect.
whith We have been prevented from no.
;eing on account OF the press ri other
matter viii, which it was impossible foi
Us to dispense.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
TiLUABLE
Z 0 RG E,
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
FCEg ALE.
&c R : ALE.

uDY virtue Of certain de, d Of trust, exc
ID cuted to the unders gned as Trustee,
tx Gsoipe NJ. Penn. bscker, bearrg date tie
4ih div 81 March, 1912, and duly Il corded ia
the county courts Of Shenant cab and
Fool NJ II, IN comics. Tor tie r'npcse Of secu.
rig lie payment Of certain sums of money
,leren seo fed. sh:a proceed TO sell, se
pull IL cton, Al Pine Forge. GU Smiths
Ctttk. sluaIdt;h etub'.. Eiriliu. On The
1911 deg. i Stghn ter Net, the fci3o"ii'g pro.
Pertv. 10 vat
II Acres of Valuable Land. ~
On which sal II {, ,ge stands, with lis appune.
uarc,s. lll-A 10, s,s. Stables, sm'i's Shop,
ard other ne-esAs S;.ly 5niid rigs tosether With
the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
WeSfern District Of Vargiuia Staunfoa
I'm Ear EsYEnlfcv.

NOTICE TO LRklIil ORS aad all others
concerned IN ''tesest, 10 shew' cause against
the petition o.
No. 272-Jacob Miller. Of Shenandoah
county. era di charge from AL his debts and
er'fese thereof, Oh Monday BE Sd day s.
October, ls4--
No. 297-Jaeob Reamer, &C Frederie,-
county. for y discharge fon all his debts -
aeertliicate thersof, en- tie Sd day Of Oc,oh<r
1912.
Feste,
HicHo, K. TROUT. &c.
July a, 1872 llw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
Court of Common Pleas.
AIgerine Cruelty 4!

This Court has been in session during the
week, and the docket has been cleared with
astonishing rapidny.
There wns n case tried yesterday morning
which excited no little merriment among
such Of our citizens ns attended court. The
action was brought by N. Ilassnrd, ESQ
keeper Of the Park House, in this town.
against Mr.. Simon Monati, also Of this town,
for defamation Of character. The defendant,
II seems, had charged the plaintiff in very
public manner with being guilty OF the mos,
fagrnnt crimes, known TO the laws Of God or
man; such as theft and adultery. The case
was opened by Mr.. Turner, for the plaintiff.
and was very fully substan,ialed by nmplr
evidence. Then arose the man Moffit the
defendant, in oil his lIcrculean majesty, with
the sagaci,y, aud evidences of lhe deer
sRothcred revenge Of the cannlbal, pictured
on his Doric countenancr, md for about one
hour he amused the Court, bar, jury and au-
dience with the most novel specimens of
Iurlsprudcnc forensic eloqucncc and cquita-
BILE notions Of justice, that have lately been
heard in any Court-tak ing gSent care t.
introduce variety Of matter wholly irrclc
want to the point at issue.
Mr.. Pcarcc then closed the case, and ,hc
jury, after az absence Of about 10 minutes, ;,
returned verdict against the Defendant for
$500, and costs OF suit.
We think the whole community will thank
The jury for this wholesome and righteous
verdict, and we also hope that il will have
strong tendency to curb the abusive tongue
NJ this man MUifai.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

hen The storm RACES without and every
thing in nature seems chilled and pctrihed, f,
what u refuge from The elements, from the
Ivexations OF business life, from the jealous.
les and envics Of ambition and the p0rsuit oi
nammon. is home with its cheerful 6resde,
its voices of welcome, its looks Of kindness
and love
How disposed are we to forget the past,
To draw veil, as il were, over the exciting
events of the day, TO place partition between
The out-door nnc the IN door world, aud To
fancy that-rage ms the storms of fortune
may. still we shnli find q refuge and haven
in The circle consecraied by The magic oi
home, and the precious group which consists
of mother, wife and little ones-of friends
long tried and long endcared Of relatives
that only cling the closer, when misfortune
wears n sombre aspect. The cracking an
thracite, the blazing wood, the easy rocking
chair, and all the little Er ckrERas which
constitute real comforts, to sny no,bing OF
some good book. some well told story. some
instructing narrative Of voyage and travel
these appreciated and enjoyed by listening
ears. eager and inqnirlng mlnds-serve 10
form picture Of domestic life aud home con
,enimcnt, truly cnvinble, and only really en-
joynblc under the influences of civilization,
good nature, moderate views aud Christiani
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Family FireSide-lIOmc and its En-.
jOymentS.

AS the nights grow longer. and the wealth.
er becomes colder, the enjoymcnts Of home
the comforts that nestle around The domestic
circle, the warmth and conten,incnt which.
when they characterize the family freslde.
are sources Oi exquisite cnloymcnts, Rre be-
ginning TO be appreciated, even by many who
during simmer weather, cannot be tempted
from their outdoor pursuits, and their excl.
ting enjoymen's amid gay companions, or in
the hustle Of the world. The charm of home
is now mora fIlly realized, and the qualities
OF mind and u! disposition which render home
a place OF repOse aud happiness, should now
be exercised by the mInstcrlng spirits of the
domestic circle. at Is temper" ~ the Inn
guage OF an eloquent author, "which creates
lhc bliss of home or dlsiurbs comfort. II Is
not N the colusion Of intellect that domestic
peace loves to dwell Her haven is IN the
foIbearlng naturc-in the yielding spirit--in
the calm pleasures Of mild disposition, anx-
lous to give aud receive happiness"
Ilarshness, asperi,y, unkindness and III
will, should sll be banlshcd from that ha low.
ed sphere. There, all should assls, IN the
general happiness. Al violence, all dlsco.d
all bitterness OF feeling should be avolded.-
Knowing the weaknesses Of each other, we
them-knowiug the follies and frailties. we
should deal with them gently aud generously
and more with n view 10 cure by consolation
and sympathy, than Ia excite and lrri,ale by
harshness and iIl-uatuie. Home is a most
important school, as well for adults rs for
chlIdrep. For the latter, it is the school of
manners and OF morals. The lights and
shadows Of young character are formed and
influenced by the gloom or the sunshine, the
joyousness Of heart or the dulness Of spirit.
Of the elders, to whom the young naturally
look with awe aud respect. "Our parents
our teachers, our companions" II has we'll
been said, call serve To modify our DISPOSE
tons. The very proximity 81 their faults.
their fnllngs, or their virtues, leaves. as ~
were, an impress on the flexible niind of IN
fancy, which the stoadI-st reason can hardly
do more than modify, and years themselves
can never erase."
Where then can these influences be cxer.
ciscd so thoroughly as at home? Even a
Joyous child. careless. sunny ihoughirss
crenIurc, will sometimes scare away The
shadows ol dIsconteni, IN circles that seem
borne down by sadness aud adversely. a.
happy disposition. n cheerful manner IN The
head of n household, or ~ It's miDlsterinc au-
GEL wuman--ere indeed sources Of prtpetu
nj sunshine. They serve to difTnsr M at
mospherc of light around, and to brighten
with something like smiles, faces that other
wise would be perpciually enveloped ~,
gloom. During tic lOns nights Vi wIB,er.