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WasHINcrox, February n, 1850

WASHINGTON, February n, 1850.
GEsTLEMEs: In order to remove any erroneous i'm
pressons which may have been made the public mind
the surmses of letter writers. in relation 10 correspond
which has passed between Col Davis and Col Bis
SELL take the liberty of requesting you publish the
following correspondence, which will show that the
ter has been most honoraby adjusted. the qualification
and entire satisfaction Of their mutual friends.
JAS. SHIELDS,
S. w. INGE
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M LpctWes--Tbe course Of FIVE lec-
tarcs vii be delivered frscs
Ar..~ir On the Animal CsestsonD In con
Of Professor A. n ChH1oseon SCUM
Carolina, VII be Obliged % Limit m present course % mn ~ek
humber q hcsrer
possible lecture wiz be repeated
order of lectures viii BE- - fafowss
l. Tuesday, Feb n, 1t O'Clock, m; repeated q ? n
Ncdnesdny O'Clock, repe.ird q = y M
a Fndny March i a siciock, D. m repeated
NIB The prccassy q one hosrs mem
Persons amending NJ O'Clock are rezrecus feqne7o 70
give place othcn ~ o'clock
FEB S-4M
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PAssAcr OF THE SLAVE ADMISSIONS BlIL-We regret
to stale thai The bill have heretofore noticed - havng
been passed By the house OF delegates allowing slaves 10
passed The by vote OF 10 yeas 70 nays and =
now law Of the STATE The bill Was amended 20 = 70
prevent slaves being brought IN for the purpose q ame
but we fear that viii hnd II m easy s
10 evade thai clause OF the bill
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THrRspxy, FEsnuAHr -
pr1uRor TOMS CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs
ladies and gentlemen o. Wa1hns
an they honor q giving srs Of ex tni't
ThuFe1sy
ing February consrng q pes enoru.s ssiegn
lectures whtsuinx ec IN ~ o.
which they either IN America on Europe
For fun psr1culan programmes
psrceso--Mr. >. A. Duaboaton.
Admsson Is cents Docrs open Concert ~ recsey
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE ON sATUEDAr.
4 c,cl FEB ~
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MARrrArD sLAvKRy REsoIuTsoSs.--ih pc senate yes,
BY the house Of delegates declaring the position q Mary
land AZ slsveholding State the great question that
amended by the senate Balinors Ssn cf yesterday
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VI AsEsINGTOK AnsEMDLxE8--The founh As.enhiy win
take mace a Thursday esc1ns fe -
suh~berx vino have < s11en
.utoiry informed ths uck<s
placed Fchers sssnoaey STORE next ec
House, and a stesenss fancy STORE ens so 49,
Under rule established By managers. srnosns. ~ =
sssscri.s se.ins insi,.nos obtain sn -
corner 81 " and ian srrcet< ------.-. -
Iesve hem a csnners, dircced 70 he treasurer.
p<h
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John T. Mackenzie, esq, OF New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No S. The UnIed States Jos Keynes. In error 10
the district court Of the United States for Louisiana
MIR Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this court,
reversing the judgment Of the said district court in this
canse and REMINDING the 70 that court. with dec
lions to dismiss the petition Of the claimant his tie being
null and VOID.
No. o.. A. Mayer, &C., vs +. Grlma, &C. In error
"a the supreme court Of Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice
Fancy delivered the opinion Of this court. affirming
The judgment Of the said supreme court in this cause,
with costs
No a The State OF Pennsylvania, complainant, rs the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company. The argument
OF this cause continued by Mr. johnson tAitorney
General Of the United Satss) for the respondents
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow, II o'clock. a m.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAInAoxx. Feb. IT'S m
Legislature acfioA o. tho slavery g4ssfio. fx< ~. s
bA.-Aeeideaf- ShipUrsck. Ssaafor Praff's COR.
yrozsise.
great deal Of quite important business wa tr.ns.e,s
by our legislature yesterday The resolutions passed hy
he house OF delegates weeks SINCE declaring MARY
and essentially fully. and uneqnivocay sl3sekoding
state. and also asserting her determination 40 take her
position with her southern sisters IN The maintsna
lion Of the Union. and The yindication OF her own Just
rights IN the senate yesterday and were passed
with but slight amendment.
The senate passed the bin allowing the bpnging OF
miis from other States for domestic pur-
poses bar not The purpose Of traffic This bin has met
with general opposition Of the IA AL sections OF he
State. bat Is the statute book
The train oil from Washington due ~ O'Clock this
morning. did reach this cry until o'clock this alter
NOON having OF the track nj Point Branch
The ship Rainbow which arrived AT this port this morn
ing from Rio Janeiro with dates the 10Th ultimo, an
nounees total loss Of the schooner Bow Of this port
from Porto Cabelo, and bound for Baltimore. Shs had
large valuable cargo Of hides. core and indigo She
sank ON the north side OF the Calf stream but the captain
asd all saved.
There are considerable number Of Methodist Episcopal
ministers now In this city their way 70 Alexandra,
where the conference of that denomination viii
semble week.
A correspondent Of the New York Tribune says that
which is TO of California and Oregon from the Union.
and allow them form Pacific confederation fheir
own hook. This would be something like cutting OF
mans leg 10 cure the gout in his big toe.
The nARKETs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales Of -four. Nothing doing In wheat
Sales Of white ~ - cents and yellow Al - %
Sales 50 Whiskey 2si cents in bbis
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NEw OsLEANs Feb. % -CotDn.The msrket, with fair
demasd Il more the sales yesterday REACHED
1900 bales full prices Sugar Is hrmer Moasses daus
with downward tendency sales OF prime r. - cents
gallon Tobacco been IN good and prices fuy
maintained The weeks sales amount TO 10Y hhds hace
sells freely Al 81 81.
Workmen 70 engaged In preparedness ior reouuo-
ing the ruins of the recent nIe
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Condifios Of the Nrfhsr~ Markets.
NEW YORK Feb IT, D. m.-Siocks are active treas
ury SIS and loan advanced, with large nansac-
tons Large sales State and Gencsee hour ~
slight advance Southern duh and lower Baltimore,
rs ia Grain dull with small transactions Cotton has
declined cent since the news by the steamer.
OMe Day Later from Haus.
Nrw YoRK Feb. 26-4 p m---HAvRE, Feb THE cot
ton market today has been very heavy
Spectators had Withdrawn, and buyers Tor home use
offer lower prices in consequence Of dun accounts from
Liverpool The sales only lew hundred bales II the
o. ices Of the 5th. Markets generally were quiet
The packe-ship New York, Captain Lives, arrived At
Havre In Is days.
Arsa Of MeCafrey. fh< Murderer.
Nrw HAVEN Feb. 25.-Word has been received to-day
from officer Carr OF the of McCArey, the murderer
Of = man and woman East Rock. last ian He was ar-
rested in Canada West and lodged in jan IN Block
vile.
Bosrox, Feb. 26-l. p.
The ship North Star Bishop from Liverpool November
l6 Tor Philadelphia before reported missing put into
January g. distress, esky &c survey had been held
and she would be hove and repaired
Fletcher Webster OF Senator webster mas Deen
appointed surveyor Of this In the place o. 5enera
Mcneil, deceased
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a7Mr HKsKr LEsas. Montgomery, Alabama gen
sa travelling iH Alabama Tennessee By
b BKErT
eMr lsEAEI JAAns, No l2 soun Tenth street.
pha general travelling agent, assisted Mess IAsEs
WHpPLEs Wa a. WELB, Q. A. 2. sEsa Joss CoLIlss
DEEKIEss A. klkx WElLzkGros Gas 81 HAIL. A. EyAxs
LASS CLARE, goas w. ALIss, and =. Looxr.
H7Mr C. w JAEEs, No Harrison sueea, Cincinnati, ohio
general travelling agent for Inc BY
sNrH T. DKSS, JAses TArLoR, w. AKAsTEoSs, PEKHIs
Locke w. RAMSAY, and G. sruzEAx.
G5-Reeeips from either q the above viii be good
nyyoLxEYB receive sdverssen 10
Union IN New YORK, Philadelphia and Bosom, rece
payment Coz the
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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20
The Manuscript.

The sale of The original Ms. O! the Fare
we'll Address of Gen. Washington I" The
,..,;., ,f h. United Slales, took pace in
PhlrdcIphia. Oh Tuesday evening. |, wa,
started with a iii OF $500. II ran up to
Sl3O1. where i, stood for a perioI. and
WI, then knocked down 10 Rev. Henry ID.
Boar,l:nan. Ii was announced that he pur-
chased i, for James Lenox Esq wealthy
cit zen f New York. A committee o.
C,n.r.ss was in ate ndance, bu, ii seems
,hay thought the United States could not
.f:,rd 10 enter into co'np p',!iion with a pr
,a'e Individual III bidding for this valuable
.oit..
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

TUST received, al Fors,er's Store
.. 50 sscks superior Liverpool Ground
! IS do dairy Salt. Alum Sa't'
~hSh . c0esed chssP. Dec. Ii.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20
e. ENTAIL CAR ID.
1dW Dr.. John Locke,

CtURGEON DENTIST, respectfully inform
- his friends and the public in general, tha,
he has concluded to make Lewisburg Lis perma.
nent place OF residence. DR.. l.. has taken rooms
on Market Square, frs, door below the Printing
Office. which he has fitted up to operate in. Re-
sidence at kline's Hotel. E%The third week
week in every month. he may be found at Eek
berfs Hotel. in Milton.
DR.. Locke is regular grsduste Of the Balti-
more College of Dental Surgery. besides which
justification he has had the advantage OF five
year. experience in the practice Of his profession
IN Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, and
the city Of Baltimore, Md.
DIR. L. takes all the Journals Of the day which
contain new and useful information in the line
Of his profession and from his arrangements
with the hest manufacturers Of teeth, gold foil
&c. will always keep on haud for the accommo
da,lon Of his customers the very best quality Of
all the materials used in his business.
Persons wishing Dental operations performed.
will find IL to their advantage TO give him call,
Us he is determined not to be surpassed in the
beauv and Durability os his operations by any one.
N@. fersons for whom X HorsEI inserted
ExSS Teeth and Who may need repairing
done, are iniois,r that ! have the models Of
their mouths As prepared BY Mr.Housel, and con
can do their repairing at a lower rate
trouble in many cases Of making new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburs. Oct II, 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20
Dentistry.
WIN. Q. STEWART, @

T ATE Of PhiIadelphia. is now located on
IL Market street. Lewisburg, opposite Mr..
Scnreyer's store. where he attends TO operation.
on the teeth at q redu :,ion Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots Of teeth removed with the aid OF
improved Instruments, and in an easy manner
Filling teeth aud setting on pivots or plates atten-
ded to according TO the lstes, Improvements in the
profession liberated. sPuney, and infamed gums
cured. Thankful for past iaves. he soIicits 8
continuance Of public patronage No impure
materials used for filings in teeth. IySss
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

Mr.. Ciingmau. a try souherner in a
.ale speech said hundred Ihou,ahd doll
a,s' worth OF slaves run anay from the
Sia:e of Delaware every yenr. One Of The
saws hall oi the SUN mon'ionrd would be
iutiicicn. To- purchase oil The slaves IN The
Sac.
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MARRlEl.

, <<itllS-
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"a ihr li'h 'ns.. by Rev. II. uirbauah,
John F. Brown, Of East Buffalo, and Mss
Susannuh Myers, OF Kelly.
In Milton. 5Jh inst by Rev %. Longrnore,
Edward W. Chaplin and Mass Hannah
Nari,h Correy, all Of Mllion.
In Danv,le, 9Th INST b, Rev. AI!enan,
andrrw Ne~h hari end Nj, Louisa Levers,
t.ih Of Danyile.
In Unionio~n, 9Th inst. by Rev. ". r..
Bunker. John lllli and Miss Sarah Ann
Ruwers.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

A Dem cratic meeting was l.e,!y called
a old Tanmany, New York, 10 recon-
u..ni 10 Congress non-arlion on The Pro
si>a question bu, i, appear. that it result
r3. III a'snrier'y manner. in !ivo. Of ac.
/ On OH lhnt Issue w!erev.r /, can lie me,.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20
DIED..
Beware of Imp0sters.

1'nE PUBLIC are hereby informed rha,
Paien, has been issued by I'll. United
Safe, to S,ephea Crane for a Wash NIX
!ure. and he undersigned is joint inven-
tnr, and bids the Pa,enr Rgh, for Penn.
syv 4 certain person who has been
s.Ilias rights i, neither inventor or propri-
s,or. and will be prosecuted. with all others
violating the patent.
"WANTED-Good Agents. TO can
sass the State,
ID. MVOY. Baltimore, Nd.
February lG, ls5o-3t.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

\ yruns mtn ab,u, IL wear, Of ns.,
r.m':i Wlt'enmyrr, va. inuni dead OF
Suud,y night IVA weeks, near S.in-f,rds
iown, Uninn coun'y. lie was intoxicated
~ ,hc Il NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

TCklNGS.-A splendid assortment o
i these goods by the piece or yard. al
unprecedented low prices for cash. just
recei, ed 30 pieces at varioas prices. The
attention Of Store keepers is particularly
invited, as~eII as those buying by The yard.
n, Z. l.. J'nes' New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb |. 1850 Broadway. Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

INARPErS! Carpets. Carpets "A
~ splendid stock Of new Carpets at Jones'
Store these carpets being bro'2h d'rect,
from The celebra'ed maanfaclory Of A. B.
Cu!ton Il Co Chester County. are offered
for sale at leas; thirty per cen,. lower ,ha,.
to be had elsewhere. Persons in wan, OF
carpets a, well Us other goods. should frs;
call Il, Jones' Store. and nv 81 doinx ,hey
will effect a saving at l-ast twenty pc,
cent. Some nil wool carpet as low as ST.
cents per yard. Z. l.. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb l, 1850. Broadway, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20
Eeutsburg Market.
(0rrecied Mis Dan

THE CAsH SYsrks.--lf every branch OF bus
ihe.s could he reduced 10 a cash system, it would
ts the srrstsst possible blessing 10 mankind and
10" much trouble aud anxiety il would save
Hanv !, is had policy to go into debt. particu-
!.r.y With the storekeepers, a. YOU have in most
in-,an'es 10 Jay large prices for goods. and con.
stan.ly at their m.rcy. To ouviate the Necessity
uf sny pcr.on going in debt for Store Goods, &.
L. JONAS has opened q very eIlen-ive store in
1ill:on, aud 10 selling sIclusivciy for cAsH. He
la. I'ut the prices of goois down 80 lux ~ TO
make ii the interest Of every Gne to deal with him
-n the CASH srsrEx. Persons visiting Milton
aud in want Of cheap goods, will do we'll by cali
tng frst At Jones' store.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-20

OALICOES.-A large and splendid as
sortment Of Calicoes. OF the newest
patterns, for sale by the piece or yard, al
unheard Of low prices. for cash, at
G. L. Jones New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb I, 1850. Broadway. Milton
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DAILY CRESCENT.



The following Geographic summary OF the ASA
news, which we received FROM our Baltimore cor
respondent, is ahead of the mail:
IrvERPoof, Nov. 23.-The Prussan Parlla'
rnent has been opened. The Kings speech Is es'
tsemed as favorable 10 the war party. The poil'l'
Cal news generally is without much importance
beyond the last advices,
berlin adyices TO the Dist of November state
that the King of Prussia, in his speech rom sne
throne, remarked to the following effect; :, NY
intention to create constitution when shAil an
swer the wants of the German nation mas ni.l'e''o
failed In my hopes of the future nave o'gns ~
life idea which pervades my endeayor, bht can
not resume its realization on new iouhuat'ou
untii after the decision respecting the new lorna
ton of the German confederation, nope, row
ever the negotiations on Tins snhlecg may suoH
.,n,ne; 10 an end or prosperous issue. we seek no
S,,sr we seek not to infringe on the rights oil any
hodv bnt our endeavors tend to effect an arrange
,aent az the common Fatherland which shall be
suitable TO the condition OF Prussia" The royal
speech has caused great excitement.
Prussia has promised TO support the brnnsw, ok
protest against the passage of the federal troops
The ministerial journal appeals to Parliament not
10 PREJUDICE the policy of the Cabinet.
The Hanoverian Cabinet has declared its assent
10 the passage of the federal army through Hano-
yer to Holstein.
Accounts from Vienna to the 18th November,
state that affairs there were unchanged. The
greatest secrecy was observed respecting the final
intentions of the Austrian Cabinet
The MOVEMENT OF THE TRooPs Another
corps Of Prussan reserve was announced of Hesse-
Cassel on the 18th. The corps of Gen. Grover
had received reinforcements and advanced to Buy
ham on Fude Rood. The federal army of $4,000
troops were about Fude; having consumed the sub
stance of the surrounding districts, theywere sui
iering much from hunger, which will soon compel
them either to advance or retreat
In England the no-Popery cry continues unaba
ted. The object was never more distinctly defined
great anti-Popery meeting was held at York on
the 22d. Earl Fitzwiam made an address ano
moved to petition the Queen, praying that she
would maintain inviolate the supreme authority
The motion carried.
In France the first week of the sittngs of the
Legislature passed quietly, and there is nothing
important to notice.
A steady business doing in the manufacturing
districts Evening Picayune.
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Hill Mclean SScO-39 Pickett Perkins &co3 7 Donald
Nco-S3 Ward Jonas &co-29 Fnerson towlef-t3 saw
age, Williams &co-S Bonner X smith, pakey a law
kins-5 Lallands4 RHwhns &C0-5 ne"eli' NoIu" Nco
| 9tlo r 4 C. FOrbes-Tota 1871 bales cotton ,,.,,,
non IlSONVIlI4E Per steamer 81 James 10 hhus
smear NJ C!Crfsn r3l do Braud y Landry J Is beI3cq
S 40 81 bblq n,oasses Hill, Mclean Mega DO, hhds
sn-aT Kelly y CouyughRm-lO do y A Forst lit 10, "a
hb ,aass 2 Mgspero do, hhds sugar G Sebatu-l3
ID Il 'T'oppe5l Payne 4 HIM sOnl2 do, ~ h bhs mo
ssss Roman 4 KeruOn-sundrGs, Order-lOal, 2s5 hhds
sugar Ia bbls % hf do moesses
VItyKSBIJ REFER steamer Magnolia 327 bales cotton
Wight Williams &Ca-2l9 Payne Il HHrdsOp2l3 Swiney,
ar IN Seo-lS3 G Burke &ULl74 Brander, Williams
NJ Feam Donegan &cG- LIS FeOwes &co-l44 Green
wood &cO-II1 Scott Watsun-3S ThOrahill 4 McIlheny
I35 X Beck-l17 Watt & De Saults-ll2 Mcdowell, Mills
Nco--IO5 Bell y Conwsy-94 Buchanan Carol &co-74 J
b ByTne &co-72 Hill, Mclean &co "a Wi liams-G)
BuCkner StsntOn4S Hende n Pealt-45 Male Y Cox
-43 McRae " COtiman-4l Downs, Cuddy &cU-35 Brad
lev, Wilson &co-29 Bulkley & Holt-l4 Walker Nee -l3
PinkaId &co-l9 NJ II !enkins-9 Il II Ere &co-lS
Oakley \ Hawkins-l6 McLemOre Curen &CO--l6 Cleave-
land, Bro &cC-l4 Robson & Allen-l2 We s. Jonas-ll
Bonner \ Smilh-lO J Il Moore-S l. Il Duncau-7 r
n Pattison-6 Purvs Wood SJco-3 Anderson & Mstcal-
Ar Mltenberger-l w jackson &c loo SKIS ell G
Burke Scol5 do Duncan-sundries order Total 333
bales cotton.
PORT HUnSON-Per steamer Albaross lO5 bales cot
ton Oakley " Hawkus-50 do Wright, wilkins &cO-33 do,
> hhds l07 blls moasses Bonner Smith, do,
bales cotton bIander Williams SCC-l3d do % hbs mOc
shaw &cO32 bbs hf bbs do, 240 hhds sugar bales
cotton tel0wes &CO-3l do McRea " COilman-A do
Byrne &co19 do Payne 4 HausOn-l2 do lalaude-3du
J b Gnbhlc 6 do Buckner y Sanlon-5 do Henderson y
Peae-4 do Milttnger &cOSJ hbs mO2sses ) 5 Relt-lL
do Dupuy u Gmss4s do Augustn " Thibeaut-32 do. ~
hhds LauyeO do, 81 bbls mOasses Dwulhet Son
lO9 bbs % h do ~ binds sugar Gerard teer35 do, Is
Degos-6 do II trelsen &cU-Foal S!6 bales COttOn-9l
hhGs sugCr-5Sj bbls mOas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-17

A GENTLEMAN "a BE very gentle with her, my
son. said Mrs Butler she tied on her little girls
bonnet, aud sent her out to play with her eldest
brother. --
They ND not been out very longbefore cry was
heard and presently Julius came in and threw
down his hat, saying ~
g hate playing with girls There's no fun with
them; they cry in a minute.
what have You been doing 10 your sister! l
see her lying there on the gravel walk; you have
torn her frock and pushed her down. am afraid
you forgot my caution TO be gentle"
" Gentle Boys can't be gentle, mother; its
their nature to be rough, and hardy, and bOst r.
Gus. They are the stuff soldiers and sailors are
made of. It's very well to talk of gentle girl
but gentle boy - il SQUADS ridiculous | should
be ready to knock fellow down for calling so ~
" And yet, Julius, few years hence, you would
be very angry if any one were to say you were not
gentle man"
g gentle man. had never thought of divi-
ding the word that way before. Being gentle, al
ways seems TO me like being weak and womanish. "
" This is so far from being the case my son, that
you will ALWAYS find the bravest men are the most
gentle The spirit Of chivalry that you much
admire was a spirit Of the noblest courage and the
utmost gentleness combined, Still dare say y0u
would rather be called manly than gentle boy!''
| g Yes indeed, mother"
! - Well, then, my son, II IS my great wish that
you should endeayOr 10 unit the two. Show your
self manly when you are exposed to danger or see
Others in peril; be manly when called on to speak
the truth, though the 81 eaking of 1t may bring
| proach upon you be manly when you are in sick
ness aud pain. AT the same time be gentle, whether
you he with females or with men; be gentle TO-
wards all men. By putting the TWO spirits together
you will deserve a name which, perhaps, you will
not so greatly object to-"
'' see what YOU mean, dear mother, aud will
endeavor to be what you wish-a gentemanly hoy.