The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-17

her slave Frederick, aged about q years
ware ho,e Areueh; l. W, G., 10 eh'ahciPa'e
..I"I;s Wsr;an,s Ronan, 70 s,n,ne;.
pate her slave Josephine. aged about twenty
four years
y, I'"''er'" TniahciPa'e ms save hehr'e''e'
s.Iosanh We 10 smanc;n,is his sI,ys Su,.,,s
about thirty five wears of aye.
mister Jeremiah, f. W. G., 10 emancipa her
mulatto slave Eliza, aged about forty two wears.
IT. r. HYDE, to emancipate his slave Jordan,
aged fifty wears.
Mrs Patsy HAYNES widow of Geory. Shall.
for the emancipation of her mulattress slave
Margaret, aged thirty-one wears.
-. b. Rathbone, 10 emancipate ms slave Viii
liam' aged about thirty three years"
ChiIAreu'. fs0ok,-asarem
An, oo.ni,, IN. p.orI.s, Io,rnal ,heo,l,or d,v
We sd" 'o's VI no'i'es VI -ohoo' oooAS' "'s
Books, and songs for the Nursery. We like
this LISA good sign when the demand for lit
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a.. ii IT,. :, 1T ,h.. no.,
ana WOMAN VIII oe sure W 'hi"h'
But in this connection we saw someth ing for
the Fathers and No,hers TWAS i'm the Scot
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English reader. And It Is 80 gooG that We can
not help printing II. Who the piece Is written
by, We don't know. That don't matter. IL gives
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1"" ''N"P"' """ We wv" ''''''" '''' VI"
better. If they have a spare moment than study
it ont:
LIT precept and example
Aye hand IN hand be seen
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And barnies in the uptak'
We ken are seldom slow,
a.'' "na'e CT au''e !esie'
AZ ~ aus. ,,.vL.n
The lassies a would women he
The iaddies would be men
r - M. ., n,'u'. ~ 'n1 "and
And ave. whate'er aovice We o..
guide example show.
And should YOU promise aught 10 them.
aye Keep Your promise rue'
tn, ,ha,p - - e..
And ne,., ,.n,ov. , n,uch,,wors
Wi hasty word or blow,
But aye, shate'er advise We gle.
g"de example snow
And So to home-born-,ruth and love
Yen win ilk bonnie BARN,
For as they hear the old cock craw.
The young are sure to learn:
THEY'LL spurn at mean hypocrisy,
Wi honest pride they III glow.
And bless the parents xatchfu' care,
VIVA GUIDE example show
I'm, n, ,ool inc clos. Wa Gnu, som.,h;,c ors
'
~hich we Thought worn noticing IL was
dissertation Oh managin. children. These little
imps puzzle Us. They are all of thenr phrcnolo.
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s~' '"'P "''e' s""'
example show There Is no other alternative
If We pretend TO be very wise, they will make
,,s s..l ana, Gill;. :, 49,. IT,, 10 r.. an. n, ,,.,,
-, m, -.
they VIII 10 uhmaSS our hyPocrisy;h~eof
aught else than truthful, natural beings, We can
not escap. their exposure. This i. the wisdom o,
A.. h..., T,,.,. nd, h., .0,,,a COR, ~, ;,s,;r,,
az W VIVA" we "o' anu "ha' We are apo"'' aho
what mean to do, and they judge rightly
Relieving In this theory. Nrs. HowrrT in re-.
ph. chaar.o.s soo.s
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Do""'
Singleness Of heart, love, and Just as much
learning as will keep you in advance of the
child, while yon go hand in hand with it, ARE
the true requisites in writing for children; and il
you have spice OF fun IN You all the better
for while children love pathetic story, they
love still better to be made cheerful and happy
Above all things, ina child's book, do We es-
chew too much talk about religion; child is
nota sectarian' nor Poicmic-at the same time
no human beings are so htted to receive and un-
ders'and the true spirit OF mnpretending real re-
ligion as lit'lc children. Ihe beautiful, think