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lINIIJII3IKy
INDIAN tEGETABLE rANACEA,
For the Cure ScrofuIn rIrrcuriai Dise a .e.
aud all other inn purities 81 The IIood.
| A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDI!

CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD!!
WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men or inventors Of ouaes Nosrms to produce
the evidence OF wonderful the following
which was pr formed in Ele-oa Daysi
READ IT! READ IT
hessrs Rowland n WALTOs.-Gentiemen:
and AZ act Of charity have been cheer
fully furnish this testimonial astonishing performed
upon by your an, Culs indian T,raAI Pgu.., Mo-,
yea since attacked win a mos obstlnats and
fghuu serofula which bAnied 'k eminent
Physeian, sy Among other remedies used sir bottle.
OF Swain, Panaeea twelve OF sands saI,sraIia risb,
bottles "aapaa and Iodine and large quanute. OF Hydro
date OF Potash and was still growing
Ny mother seeing advertisement C.gea's EadIa
psgas PaHaeea called spoke 40 confidently
induced To Try IT, although Ind but IIe f,,h IN
s efficacy amer having tired many without
lief My face forehead throat
were almost covered with hsbly ina,mmrd ana s,6i No.
when commenced using the PanaeeS" g9 Of Deeem-
ber leiS-and TO swelling and sore
mes, were entirely removed in te.yo.r orIand in days
the ulcers all healed and my perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN w. APPLETON
fhaselphla, Jan 10, 1916 No. Madison
Csty Of PAts&NPAia,
Personally appeared before subscriber Mayor OF
IT, a. said City, John w Appleton who being sworn depo,es
are true testimony whereof hereuno my name
and caused the seal be AIMED day
Signed, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
The above certificate Of shade Of
celebrated failed attribute hi, 6nal
cure in the incredibly short Eleven Days your
cea' alone.
Signed DANIEL APPLETON
Jan 10, 1876 ANN NJ. APPLETON.
can ehesruy bear testimony ve extraordinary
ease and believe to be Of the wonderful
cord was when Mi Appleton Rowand and
with serouous Ulcers which highly inammed very
painnl-and must that very doubted cure
could ever be effected 1t is hardy probable tt Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief.
signed WILLIAM sTEELLISG, NJ. ID.
This valuable remedy for by Rowsnd Walton Phra.
delpha T. j. Peot Richmond, Va John p. Caan Washing
ton; Henry Cook. Alexandria my4
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Al greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING 10 move during the Summer into
II the Store house above meszrr Kent Kendall
and directly opposite Messrs Webb Co.
eve ourselves Of the trouble and
goods have determined notwithstanding
In the OF goods
STOCK with entire Spring Importation OF China Rahenwae
and Class al greatly reduced for Cash City acceptance
short credit
Our old customers invited make their purchases
above, or At regular prices on the usual credit
Merchants will consult by
Spring. determined open
melt Fall an enIire fresh supply OF fashionable goods
WIN. r. BUTLER 4 CO,
50 Main Street,
NH III Sign OF the Pitcher.
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PULL sUPPIYi

TNHE subscribers stock Of choice Goods for
ladies and Genuemen fun tspt 90 BY fr,quen,
additions Of whatever i snd desirable.
They WIN rhew Ell copee assortment Of the very
bes' malss o. Lnen Goods o families sheeng, Top
hne-t Pillow ldnsn, DoiIes, he
Among The goods iust Opened arr--
Beautiful style Bfochc ami Ornhrc and other rtvls, Bs,gs
Coloursd Linens
fouard sits, white Cape ahawis
French Fancy and Mourning Pans
Inds Fans IN assor'msn, and pretty.
PH THRPRICE %.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoIIR
OWN STATE

INNHE Funtn Manufacturing Copany hand AZ Their
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the southern Railroad rood
assortment o. sra supohne, hne and letter folded
nat eapPape ed and PLAIN sio medium printing cnveiop and
wrapping papers % various sEes the loves wholesale prizes
70 Whrh they invite public attention. assured quality
price her manufacture win bear comparison production
OF any Nohen Factory They prepared ordcfo
any description OF paper that their
require Merchants and dealers requested At the Pss
NIL sHd examine for themselves NH tU
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Buyers OF Cabinet Furniture I'm The south
and elsewhere.
E. W. HUTCHINGS g. co.

CBErwEEN GRAND AND BRooME sTREETs)
TNHE subscribers would inform their customers
u and the public that they
uaon 452 BroOme the above number Broadway
where they have the richest
comprising all the modern, Partisan style.
much use the day. which prices
not fail TO induce those who in purchase
Strangers visiting the City quest are invited
tn call eIAmine and quality prices
manufacture W. H. Il Co. will guarantee every piece
having been under inspection and 81
Pernendene and warranted equal
city or elsewhere.
l4-Iy z w A as
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A CARD.
K OPEN Ed
TNIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
- Ladies and Gsnteen q The CITY Richmond 80 10 vie
nifty hst be sPscious and airy lee md $50 Rcou
exclusively for Genemen copcued for the rscrpun Of com
and would be happy upon fsnds ING ne
from ocock NJ unui ~ ocock " lie returns his
thanks ne public reney or ne ersi enesufsFeeni osive
during The hem nat ATTENTION. ene
tons hs render he estabhneui worthy
Of tfEsr share Of patronage
n B-Fsmis N any par, City flrshhed 81
ne .harirs notice. JUAN FtZZfNI,
apas One door below ths EHchanss Raak.
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Commissioners office. :

y Henrico County Court, April q. 1916:
William Fcndsop, guardian Of Sarah l. Harms. ufan
Pih.
against
sarah l. Harris infant fourteen years
Wnoson. guardian ad Item Of the sad 1. Harms
liam Pcndetnu and Ca'harue n he wife Joseph Psudeon
aud Chafltic r. y. be- WIFE, nabucy e.. and.Eta
he v Frederiek L. Harms Harms Aer,ni,r
w. Barrett and jnianna he wife and David Harris
IN Chanccry.
On Ne motion Of the planuf THE cay frd hs
tausc Mostly Wcdson assigned guardian % htcm
defendant sarah L. Harm who being o.
ycsrs allowed hy The Count answcf ao the
ensnts W1istn Psudeon ans Cehsrne be WIFE Joseph
fcndicion and Charlotte Y n ntbuey Overou
Eta his wife. FREDERICK L. Harris ard Nathaniel ".
which hs plaintiff replied snvan appearing d.
nants Neraudrf n Barrett and Juanua hf wife, and David
Harms are non rcsienu q NJ stse q Virgins aud g.
fetan Dot having custd their appcance, and security
according 70 The act Of Assembly court
ordered hat n rid defendants a. appeat
ne JuJ Tern and bn ~ fiinud
q this order b fohwh newspaper published
IN the city Of Rchmond foe succesve that
ohr eoy - posted 1t the csS door Of the Counhuss
eouny oopy-rese.
sp i7-wsw JOFrrE n. ELLgrT. cHC.
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
which have fitted with Furniture every eoufOr
table accommodation for Boardes by the Day Month year
also for Transient visitors AZ will be made
give satisfaction, hope be beray patronred
ing the City would do well give Hotel a
those having horses assured that have made
arnngsmehtfor having them well taken o.
r. 2G-d6m MARY y CRUMP
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XIRGINIA Al Rules held in the Clerks OF

Zee Of the Superior ChsBeery for the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day Of May, 1876:
Robert b Bagby' PhG
Edwin Jones and other
The defendant above named having appearance
and given security according
OF hs Court and appearing BY aisaetory evdeaee
not an nhaolani Of this Commonwealth That
ad Defendant DO the rules holden
on the IS hobcay IN July and
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
paper published in the NJ Richmond
ve and posted the front door Of Capitol city
Copy-Teste,
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NJ ISsES' BRONZE AND BLACK HUsKINs.-
w snail lot ofhe abovv Shoes nay b fouHd No -
btagufal aruss fot Ne sPring hYKRs
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VlRGINIA: At RuIes heId in die CIerk's Offic

Of the Superior coar ChAneery O The Richmond Circuit
the 9TH day Of May, Is46.
James Philips and James Browning, Plta,
Caleb Blackburn and other D-As
The defendant above named
and gwen security according Assembly the
hs Court and Appearing by satisfactory
an hhabAni OF thus Commonwealth: Il ordered
oeeoni DO appear al the rules be hoden
on the l Monday IN July and
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
Puohhed 10 The city Of Rehond foiwo month.
posted at the front door Of the Capitol city.
A CoPy-Tese:
mn
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HOT A r FURNACE,
For Warming DweIIing-HOuses,s Stores
Churches and Public Buildings.


YNHE Undersigned would call the attention of
II all persons to this subject worthy
ton having erected several this city during and
winter when have given entire satsacton He would
the subJoned eeheAte OF Joseph Mayo, ESQ.,
Davenport Eco Of the arm OF Davenport, Co. has
one in his dwelling house and pleasure explaining It's
as convenience economy, safety
against FIRE, &c.
and summer and as the spring and
erect tem he would
TO him early call ready
Also persons IN the country viii find
cal ana by sending him plan OF their buildings will be furnished
with an estimate Of costs &C Those intending spring
VIII De furnished W desired) with for Fues
tie may be found al r. Withheld sons once Cary
in rear OF the Farmers' and Virginia Ranks.
JOHN 2 JONES.
W For several winters preceding the last, /,
chairman Of authority City ouu
ell made repeated efforts Guy comfortably warmed
Tot the pisoners hut failed Last engaged Mr. Jones
warm the same with his furnace which did
faction - that as cold the Jail made
Portable TO the prisoners. JOSEPH MAYO.
April lot, lsfh. 1S-3m
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NIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks Of

Coun Chancery a11ond Cir
cult. the tth day of May 1876:
Edwin fsrraI and Martha Ann his wife marriage
with the said Edwin Martha Lewis, Puff
against
Hudson Ls~is, Wn Lewis. and other D-0.
The Defendants above named
and given security according Assembly and the Rules
:" s and hapPeanE by satisfactory
Of this Commonwealth IL ordered
oeiehdanis do appear the rules the COu
On ~ ns' monday July and plaintiff
and that copy Of this order inserted some new,
paper pubrhed in the city Of Richmond
W ana posted Al the front door Of the CAtol
Copy-Tes,e:
lI-wow POW RoRrprS N
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IN STO r Z ,

Il l. IL
EToFFE ALGERINES-or Ladies Dresses
- Eohe PrmArosa
Etode
silk warp Ginghams
silk
Shaded Swiss lawns
CORD and plaid "
sal1orines and Barese'
Muslin robes
siArsehles and other skirts
- Basie shaWs
Nneeiso' 'Ilpea ana pam sWls. nusfns
jae0nsi
ram BOOK
Checked striped and plain eambnes
Pain and figured bobnets
Footings and other lace goods
II.h linens. a large sost
Linen saabrcs and linen eamsrie hdkf.
Brown and eieaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths, every vAney
Heavy brown linen drills
Bleaehed
Navy driis good article
SamorooDs and eo''onaeess v-rT heavy stock
harseihes and Valencia Ses;inEs
Preach and English bTk satin Of quality
Eagiish eIo'hS OF every shade and quaiIy
Black and fancy Freneh cas,ere, double aRt widths
Ensish eA,smeres and t~eeds
Aneneau fancy esssinerea beautiful GrtieIe
- pain and dgad aP dee
%
summer cloths every color AMI 7nes
Bo@oa1ns. and alpaeeAs
sun and alpaca nrEe
Sis'n large eAea hee wells
Black white and col Italian cape bat eTsPs
SAX mitts and glove,
Black and eoId Eii gloves
Hos and half hose, large stock
silk and cotton hdkfs
French STA umbrellas fine article
Cotton asd EtnshAm Umbrella.
Parasos and Parasoetes
stoess- collars and bosoms
Back Italian and other eraVau
Bl1ek and cord sewing silks
Do q" patent THREADS, very cheap
Tayiors Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs large stock
Gum web and other 'usPenders
Pm.
- - - : 10 tand ia oeaehsd shirngs sheeting'
~ - and - brown shrtinEs and sheetngs-anongst
which are virginia stout Euek Canal Nils Manchester and
otbef vel known brands
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
hnoH and fcnitsnttay Plaids for servants
An many oef SYKES OF Goods an Of which offered 70 the
uaae upon the most accommodating terms
mn ~ DANIEL. n LONDON.
-, npnnNr a SEINErD a, - 49,
OhbO4N N ShiNINIsn' o. MAIN STREET.
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NIRGINIA AT Superior Court OF Chance


y for the Richmond Circuit hell Capitol Cit,
OF Richmond Monday March IOlh, Is4S:
Carter BraIon and Mar G. has wife, Plr1s,
Robert Heaey administrator Of Samuel w sayre deed n
administration DE- bonis OF Peter Kemp admins
aior OF Thomas Tee deed Chauneey
OF Richard NJ seEar deed who county
and committee and administrator Of Heu Heaeman deed Thos
street late sheriff OF hddeseI and
ministaio de bons Of Henry Fan
es Bowen and Ez1beih G his wife formerly EhEabeh
wen aohioi'taI of sterling seaweH John Gau Joseph Go
and ThomA Perkins the asi vii ana ie,is
OF fee Perkins d'ed late sheriff o. the county Of Buckingham
a. sIeh WIN thr VIII annexed OF Robert West
derd John w West, bons non with the
ANNEXED Of the said Robert West decd West Roo Chew
Executor ofJohn Chew who OF
and Jesse snesd Sheriff OF county Henreo and adm
deed Dens
This which plaintiffs app-ar to have proeeeed
agans' the defendants Frames Bowen and Elizabeth
and Thomas West who OF this
prescribed BY law they s falling to ap
pear and answer came on this day be heard the original
h eiois hee"ih Med the answer thereto OF the defendant
Robert Heaiey administrator Of Samuel Sayre
ni,irator de bonis Of Peter KemP. deed admn
Tor OF Thomas Tree deed and The exhibits fled
the of Richard SeEar time Of
Henry tnennan decd and ePeaons the said upon
e sa oreaa Dali iafen for confessed 70 the other defendants
above named first plaintiffs taken fo
confessed TO all the DEFENDANTS upon
t OF the Phn taken for confessed the defsn
dant Thomas street administrator Henry Heetman
deed-and argued by Ceuse whcreupou IN. instance
he Couns o me plaintiff the Count doth order that the
referred 10 OF the directed
AFTER giving due notice to the pares
ing accounts and to report the the Court win
specially stated deemed pertinent himself may
CURED BY of the parties 10 BE- stated
1d-An account Of the Administration
on the estate Of Philip Gymes deed taking which
the commissioner 'hs Distinguish possible any dovaa
va eounea oy the sad sayre az administrator before the
eighth day OF August eighteen hundred and
have been Committed ane that daie.
2dly-Aeeounts OF OF the defendant Rober
Healcy upoH the estates Of samuel W. saye Kemp
Thomas Tree.
Sy-rhe Of the administration Of Richard sega
upon the estate OF Henry Hederman the adm
raon Of Chauneey G. Gnswod upon Of
W segaf and an account Of the OF the said Henry Heller
man under the control Of the County Count of M5ec1
how much thereof stable 10 the claim ofthe plaintiff
4hy-An account Of the Kemp
the hands Hannah Kemp his devec and
count Of the OF Hannah Kemp
John Chew her showing 81 "a
tates have been administered or Disposed o.
5thy-Au account of the administration Of the Rober
wes decd BY Price Pctus Buckingham county BIZ
Administrator.
6BAn account Of the administration Of Johr
Chew, deed, BY Robert Chew. his 4 .uior.
Copy-Tere
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ST. CHARLES HOIJSE-

'hh subscriber having taken that new and
. eonooiols building on 18th between Main and
Ny' knoWn AZ the Psntheou the arentior
Puve 70 " uhos rs new name Of ST CHARLES HoIysR-
eof' van be made to please nav hvor N.
Charles with call everything To eat or dripk s,,s. 80
mat can be proeured will be ready for "a
NH eo-3ms w ~ o,,,,o.-
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Riebnor,S Dailp fubiq.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
No. n. GAI.LAHER,
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SILAs MERCHANT. IA Main ;, -. :,
FoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
travelling Trunks and Rouuos q

F1u.tfteT a .f,rk ~ -.
isnss and Ladies Bonnet fra an. T,,v.l
t ootn black and russell made very srosr % WHICH n.
would cal tho auention OF th.y xin y. -, -
As any other hose in the city Of the quaHy y.
%, ALEx HILL
ny - No. 1877 Main street
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- EssioN ACTS FOR ists-Aet. Assembly o
- virginia ccmu,enenE December L. ists and ending harel
So, 80 JUS published, for sale BY
DRINKER 4 NORRIS.
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mr. nncfnrlnnd,s HcpIN.

"A RGUMENT IN reply to the Rev. VIM. s
Fumer before The COMMITTEE o. Justice, q WIN
hacfaand E-q upon TIE potons o. Baps and Episco
paan- assng that ~ Law pous
Pnoe let cents To be had " NASH wooDHoUsE,
my " l39 Main w.
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NUANTED--2d col Hsnins \ MusJorfs Rsporis.-
w J. W. RANDOLPH e. CO., Booksellers and Book
snas Richmond. give IS sash for
two copies "a Hepus nunfords Rspors Any
bsvnE incomplete Of vFnia Rspor- win
ale have them completed, ~ applying %
my }. W. n. = co.
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UPH0LSTERING
Nd III % U E-F RNISHING

" NJ bOOIH is prepared, as usual, to do all
hnd II upholHering and HOUSE urnishnr in IN, h.,
N ana al The shortest notice His OF elerant F,rn
taper hangings Beds Marasses ino Bind, and sn,
faperhangng done despatch and in the b., -
ner Ihose who have sock mi. ,Orn. MI A.
well 10 call before purchasing elsewhere -rs W
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A WASH FOR RAGs-The 'Fnnkin Manufacturing Company
- Intending 70 extend their Paper pay In
cash The hghesiprce Tor cotton and aen
Country Merchants may forward parcels of rass 10 the subscr
Der, who viii femtpayment a. he may bs directed
JOHN RICHARDS.
supcrinendont Fpntin Mao Comply.
Richmond NAV tGth tsts F'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
A LEARNED SHOEMAKER.

The Rochsstef American gives the fol-
lowing account of the requirements OF q
journsyman shesmsksr in Leroy. Gennc-
Lesson % msehsOic.. and I...s ssl1 he
power Of The huusn mind in overcoming
iemp,s.ion. The jaurneymap shoemaker
may some day 6euss in The halls Of Con.
gress. or occupy tue char ofths National
Institute: Rich. Uhig.
Me. Ames 10 . journeyman shoemakeL
About h'e years sines-lhen twenty
four years old--he conserved the idea OF
making himself acquainted with common
a'i,hmsuc--,hs exien, Of bic knowledge
al tia, time was very limited. lie had 3
iale knowledge OF geography, aud could
read and write very well; bu, bis know
ledge OF figures dld no, extend much be-
yond The fundamental rules Of ariihne.is.
lie succeededso well with srilhmesic that
he determined TO pursue the higher branch
20 oil mathematics. Accordingly he took
Dourdon's algebra; after making himself
thoroughly acquainted with this work.
he studied geomesry--,riganome,ry end
Fauar's mechanics. OF these he has q
good knowledge.
Mr.. Ames then TUNED his attention 10
The study Of English grammar, and after be.
coming familiar with its principles. he
commenced the Latin grammar. As he
had no time 10 study until alter his days
work was done at night, he was accus.om.
ed 10 write down the cunjuga.iou Of the
verbs and such passages in the grammar
as il was necessary to have perfectly COM
mil.cd, and place them where he could
occasionally get glance al them during
The day. Every day when going 10 his
meals. he was learning the conJugasion
ofsome Latin verb: his progress in trans
la.ing was a, first extremely slow. Not
having a teacher. it took a long time for
him TO become satisfied that he had rem
dered a sentence correctly. Blu, he per-
severed until he read six books OF Virgil.
Ssllusi. three books Of 'rscitus. and . por-
ton OF The odes Of Horace. Ho then
commenced Greek, and can read aud
translate with considerable facility. He
also learned the French language, He
has read 1elemachus, Guizots history Of
civilization, and several other French
works. The language he reads with great
1uency.
During the Ave years Mr.. Ames has
been pursuing these studies, be has found
time 10 make himself familiar with the
historical works Of Jossphus. Rollin. Glib
bon aud Bancroft. He has jus, commen-
oed studying The German language. with
fall determination to persevere. Though
he has pursued his studies without. a
teacher. he pronouuces the different Ian
guages be has learned with good degree
oil accuracy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

In shnut bur feet above the earh. Ia
This bed p0G nAOnlhly hoaeysnrklrs and
rlema'is. orsHy oihsreyrE-blooming vines,
md surround ihe whole With rough rail.
ing. Same bEush.wo0d thrown around
The rooswill pgoleel Them from The fowls,
10 vel a. give support 10 the young rines,
Shlrh will som climb over The whole. and
IN year or two il viii be mass of yer.
dnFs and fragrance, which viii require no
other care Than = little manure throw n
over The roots in autumn.
Analher basket which il nov much IN
fashion. IL made BY driving stout stakes
close together. leaving about three fees a.
boye the ground, so as 90 enclose circle
"r oval Of any size you like. Cover the
stakes closely with bark nailed on-fill
this up ilh camposi and esnh well mix.
ed: 20 give IL more the appearance Of a
basket, twist = couple Of grape vines and
fassen round the edge on the top. and put
another twist from end 10 end over The
whole. the handle. When the basket IL
finished and the Earth prepared. plant in
the middle cluster of ever-blooming TO-
SIS. Of diserens colors. and around them
all the flowers that can be procured 10
make as great variety as possible; near
the edge have verhenas, and oiFIer delicate
trailing plants. 10 hang over the sides: let
some be trained 10 iwine over the handle,
and the eileet Of The whole is charming.
finer. .7grieulsmisi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
SOCIALIrY.
w'snen, Ne

Issus never think days study done,
unless we have added TO our knowledge
from reading. something more from SO.
cieiy and conversation. Our nature is
social. and much seclusion from the world
is unhealthy for mind and heart. 4 "a
nous scholar recommends a companion
even in study, that each may assist the
other with his peculiar gifi' or atIainmenis,
and because Of the stimulus which mind
receives from mind when brought into
contact. We know. by experience. that
to talk over a subject with a sensible
friend is a sure way, not only TO acquire
ideas from him, but to call them up from
our own resources. The impulse follows
us back TO our desks, and we set our
selves again to work, as cheerfnlly as we
would to pleasan, food after long walk
in 40 agreeable country. But we should
not con6ne ourselves TO literary associ-
ates. The conversation Of intelligent wo-
men. I you can find any not too much
afraid Of being thought blue stockings"
to talk. is eminently instructive. They
have delicacy of tact. a truth Of feeling,
and direct philosophy Of their own. past
our finding out, which the most profound
thinker may listen to and learn. The ma
tural outworking Of liule child's mind
is an excellent metaphy steal study. so,
often, are the roueh.hewn ideas Of unedu-
Gated people. From the mos, ignorant
you may exlrac,something. Their crude
reasonings. unsophisticated emotions, and
even their prejudccs and supers'itions. will
not seldom supply link wanting from
your own chain, or If they do no more.
should make us thankful for being better
taught. G. w. Bethune.