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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, OCT
IN 30 "A dividend Of ave PER cont has been declared
earnings Dock for the sir hB ending
November t payable the sookholders and after the
9th Of November The transfer books will be closed
from h9 LIST 70 the 10th Of Nov by order Of the Board
II. v. MASON. Secretary
Ts,O CAPIr.LlsTs.--A PARTNER (EIfHER SPECIAL
or active With ~ $1,000 70 $1,000 in cash, or an
undoubted credit Of S0O T. wanted in well ESTABLISHED
Wholesale clothing In thus city. Reference 4 the
hgheit given aad required. uncaops address,
eat, Capital box No Herald oce, viii be treated cont
dentany. and prompu-.
NIosEY 10 LOAN IRON IS AND UPWARDS on
" All description property goods u Kind bought
fair valuation cash advanced on boad aud MORTGAGE
with suction business attended 20
on the most reasonable Anrly 20 IT, II. II OLD
IIELD Auoobter Real Estate House and General Agent
Iss willi.m street.
M ANTEI-A PARTNKR, IL AN ESrABLisusD
w manufacturing lntnttB. One with two hundred dol
iarr and will work. make tstnty dollars week.
Address NJ, Herald Ofce.
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THE FIRENyEN.

IA held at the Hose House on the lith of October 1850
Jacob med Foreman offered his resx
nation which with deep regret and commit
tee appointed 20 draw set OF resolution expressive
feelings Of this Company j. j. Gorman, Esq be-
half Of the committed, offered the following rosoutons
Resolved That the retirement % Mr. Varia, who has
this Company for the Eve years and
whore knowledge o. and experience in the duties OF the
which he occupied be too highly appreciated
Ressvtds That his noble qualities makes deeps sensi
BIO that have Loot excellent officer, aud the Fire De-
worthy member who remark able for his
courtesy hberaty ana dgent exertiohs for the welfare
o. this Company.
RESOLVED That this Company present TO Mr. varian q
Silver Trumpei tribute of its respect aud Of the Abd
ing is members will caeresh for his happiness
and future prosperity.
II 81 the al proceedings be published in the
New York Herald Frenah Journal and New York Star.
7. IL. VAN TINE, Foreman,
A Y Damn, Secretary.
I'M GRAHAn, j. J. GoRuAM. V. L. BuNrON.
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HANGING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND sTEERT, FOUR
~ doors from Broadvay-Mr. SARACCO, invertor, hrst
n'roduser ans sole professor who teach all the rev
and dances has the honor " tprrse the public
that be will open on Monday Nov. Hh three clsse. for
practice only between tire hours 81 II A. M and r. M
n r. NJ and FRI 10 10 In the evening, for which
classes .r sancco has engaged the services 81 i've dts
usRuisbee mucians Private lessons will Be gyon In toe
instruction FALCON at any hour from A. Nth 10 In the
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ERANKIIE NUsEUM-iT5 CHATHAM sQUARE-TWO
performances given daily. oomneu cling At o'clock
IN the afternoon and at half Hs seven ia the sveang The
varied aaifeect ana rueh he
other place of amusement in New YORK, consisting Of
Loas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe fifteen
formers being the largest and 1t the the
talented tand In the United States Godo
ts who selected for their beauty and figure and who
peronatc number Of beautiful tateiuu taken from the
pictures Of anient and modern times company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of fsas des-
toriy hafame kosape the only Female Jugger IA thu
world sign,r Edgar the beat Venroquit Magician in
eSstnce with variety Of amusing AZ
and evening hdmlssion-Stase Soat SIX eenta
Boxes, % cents PArquette. is< cents.
4 ooMisS PANORAMA Oh CUBA-oPEN EVERY
night at the Minerva Rooms iO6
ing i eties ntry and tropical vegetation also the social
tustoms u the Creoles and dances Dee-s open
oeioek ranorams moves AZ Ia precisely Adittance c
children. half price.
WALLHALLh. 90 CANAL STRAIT. OPPOSITE TIE
w New Haven Railroad Depct-1he eharfn az wo-
me1 lovely forms and handsome faces IN the World This
u the only place where the living
in their true hsh The celebrates Female Minstrel Band
together With the daring Arab Girls The best
in the city, Come early aud seas Prices st
admission '-Orcbestra seats SIZE. Parqustte, ga
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ITO LADIES' AN DESTROYS or PROCURING A
waiting or as childs nurse She is active esent and
be quite s'S an % Please
cal 81 my residence. No. l7s Nett street.
WANrEp-A SITUATION. AS CLERK OR SALES
in msrehs once Respectable city reference Address
and ~S4 App SUada,ey M So
srh HoEuets fur store, 10 John street. New York
WANTED IN A HorEL-A HoUsEKEEPER, EITHER
holsterv. Address Boston. Herald office
WET NURSES SITUATION WANTED. BY RE-
speetaels young woman Best OF eity reeIenee given
RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WISHES A
Ftu,ton Cook Washer aud IrOner and understands
bafng Please call At No 2il Eleventh street. between
avenues Is and c, on the first floor.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION. To
tiOn the country cod reference Please call at
sPRoFEssED MISUNDERSTANDING HAD THE
"A maraeement OF noblemans establishment flr some
Yers in Enelsnd wishes to meet With similar situation
objection TO the country line addressed Nary Herald
A SITUATION IS WANTED IN A WINE OR PORTER
"A store, wholesale retail by young man. who under
sisnds the business in all ts branches drive
Tie best eff city references. Address A. b. serad once
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS
Chambermaid is good plain sewer ani first rate laun
distance country. well from ner
last place. Please call at AZ Third avenue.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
IA tion Nurse, to take OF children aud do
nAhbe"oIki mas Ved three years IN her last pilee anu
has good city reference Can be for two days II
er gagged, at 80 Lispensrd street
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION As
IA Cook Washer and Ironer Apply NJ lol Elm street,
up stairs.
A SMART TIDY. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
"A Protestant wishes to obtain situation to do general
houseveIk Chamhermad Is excellent washer ani
be for two days not engaged the rs at 80 Seven
tcenth street. near Sixth avenue.
CoACBNAN WANTED-oNE THOROUGHLY AC-
~ quanted with the and management of horses.
Apply Friday morning Sh instant at 10 o'clock 80
Beaver street, up stairs.
HOSIERY SALEsMAN.-WANTED, FROM lsT JANC-
ary person thoroughly qualified to take charge of
this in an importing AMI lobbag dry gooas
business and who familiar with city and adjacent buy
ers. Apply to HASTINGS. LIBBY fokBY
No. 81 Nassau street.
SITUATION wANTED-BY A LADY. WHO SPEAKS
- the Spanish and English languages huenty as Stew
ardess respectable situation hotel Good refer
enee given. Apply at No 9Whitehall street.
SITUATIoN WANTED BY AN AMERICAN GIRL TO
~ do general homework with small fan lily without chill
dren. Apply to Mrs GOULD. 2l2 Spring street.
ITO IRON OR BRASS MoULDERs.-A YOUNG MAN
whe has served three years TO brass moulding, 10 de-
circus of situation under inftructiens Wages
PlsG e address George Box S0i, Chatham Post Once.
TWO ADVERTISING COLLECTORS WANTED, FOR A
daily paper, with good circulation. Address b.
this ofaee stating terms they would engage on.
ITO wATCH-CAsE MAKERs-wANTED-T Two
steady hands, TO whom full prices and steady employ
ment will be given. None but good workmen wanted:
HARPER MCLEAN,
81. Walnut ana Dock SITS Phil. deiphia.
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~ O. QUICK q oo.a MAMMOTH MINAGERE sly
ADJUSTMENTS I'M RRooKLYN.

RROoKIYN MUsEUM.-THURsDAY EVENING, NOV
Al q Will be presentsd BrouEh.ms comedy OF ROMANCE
And REALlTI.A,rer Marley. Mr. Lynne; Oliver Manley.
Mr. Taylor Jsck swift, Mr. BrouEsm Frank Meredith NJ
Iovel Lavender KIDD Mr. Kne losabc Mis-, Mary TAYLOR;
Blossom Mrs.. Broushsu; Ratsrs MIRA Dyott IT, include
vita the buresque faroe called JENNY LIND-Jcnny Lea
hcrUsgs Li,s Nary Taylor; CRANKY Gag, Mr.. Kent Nd
sion ~ een'ti referyed seats, SIX cents, Certificates
secured curing the day, 80 ccnta
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DANCING.

NEW CyAssEs FoRMfNG-AT NR. sBtRINo's FRI
~ vate Da, cling and WatzipR Academy 80 Bond street,
trisd snd young uastsrs q Wednesday, AMI Saturday.
At thr, ard halt o'clock Tuesdays aud fricavs eiht
tlocl, n EWtlemens academy. Families attended and
ptve ttnttuctOns given every day. Private soirees hs
utuaL fererns, and full Particular apply at Mr.
hearnnt reeidtnce az above
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bellows MINsrRELs.-J =. FELLOWS. MANAeEK

EELLoNs hlNsIhLL;;s.-y Is. FELLOW ;, hANAGEh
inform the citizens OF this great metropolis tina: his
hall erected tSe old Tat rsa ground m Broadway. is
hpshed, and his celebrated baud % mnstrels
their fret concert in it Monday evening, November 4h
The Hall Is hted in most style, cushioned
Seats sarpesd and beautifully gnted Tee tand Is
poed OF the greatest talent regards Ethopan nstrs
in America. J. H. Fellows believes IL duty present.
his thanks to his friends and the lie seaeray
who have extended liberal patronage TO him. and begs 70
state that pains eSpease VAL he spared 70 make this
the most amusing and ohase place Of resort ~ fity
Doors oren at 6sConoert to Commence At IA Admission
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BALES BY AUCTION.


A UcTIoN N0TIcE--THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
heags soeh Of valuable Furniture Panofortss ana other
house furn articles to be sold AZ auction This day
On Friday pext, at the srge warersors Nassau street.
between Fulton and Joh streets For particulars see
Advertisement the auction columns Of the Courier aud
Enquirer Journal Commerce aud knpress Sale Positive
ana without reserve BPart OF the above goods have
been sALision at the late Fair at Cattle Garden.
X. G. KEMP, Auctioneer.
A NiHoNY J: BLEECKRR Will SELL THIS DAY,
"A at IL o'clock at the Real Estate Sales Rooms Broad
street 10 lots on Murray h situated on Thirty hfth
Thirty e2hth and THIRTY ninth streets and Lexington
Also l0lots Sixth and Seyeath aud
Itty-thrd and Fifty fourth Streets AID large gore on
ll0th street.
w MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
w This day. at 10 o'clock, at IL Spraee street. Will be
cold the furniture Of fanny removed from srooe street,
consisting OF large Feather Beds lot of Feathers Sofas
French and other Beestesis marble top Wsshsand Book
Case king Stove; Bedroom and Kitchen
Also, Pian forte; 20 boxes CASTLE Ssap.
lust Arrived FROM EUROPE, AND FOR SALE At
the Bulls Head, Of Third avenue and Twtnty
fourth street Tuesday, Nov ~ At 10 oel9e5 Devon
Bull with five leg showing extra shoulder blade and the
ffth leg on the back also the distinct tit OF This is
considered the extraordinary beat exhibtse
with four horns and three distinct tathe tails alone
weighing 40 lbs BaboSn, OF Wild Man Of the Woods from
the Of Africa of the larges standing
Eve feet ave inches. Also, some fine Chinese and English
Pseatants.
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AMUSEMBNTD.

Noyemse, 7tS lao Barrstt Manager Thursday e-ennx
sINCI 1907 Will be presented Buekstens comedy OF
SiiLE LifE.hr; Peter Pinkey. sir william DOn M
Carslis. CO Sshari Mr. kareissus Bsss. Mr.. shaw Miss
Srs Abbott Miss Susan sngre, Mrs Knight.
hENgwNr H Hsst1c tss free o. PErTIcoaT GoyEaN-
vino srpsy n6, HELD To conclude wth the drama ef
b.. yh.pNp-ieusin Joe, Sir willisE Don; Lord
flAto MI Whting ady Pla Miss Cous,nheia Doors
open AZ o1s o'clock curtain will rise All praciItly
~ iBLos GARDEN:-TICKLTs TO ALL PARTS or TIM
house oO cents Private boxes Is Manager, Mr. John
Seton Doors at half O'clock perfomaros 10
commence At 7hTbe wonderful Ravel Family Tharsdsv
evening Nov. Th Owe ture by the Orchestra The per-
ormanees TO with Evolutions the Tight Rope
by the Ravei Family and Leon Javsl To be uceesded
by hrst tine in New YORK. ballet psntonime, six
scenes Invented and produces by Mons Brilliant, with
he original mnsic by Mr. Alfred Brilliant called
GREEN MONSTER
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE.-sECOND
appearance in America " sgnoriDa Teresa Parod in
IL character Of Norma which she will be
sisted sy ssnOrna Patti ssnor Lorin and signor No,
ve Thursday evening November 1850 will DO performed
ilins grand opera Of NORMA-Norma. sgnorins T. Pa
rodi Adasa, signorna A Patti Pollioue sgnor Lorni
Ore signor koyel. Conductor and Director. MAJ
MaretIek Price of admission Secured Seats Psrqust
and Boxes So b0Admsion TO Parquet and Boxes the
evening Of Performance s2-Amphitheatre t-Doors open
at q quarter before T. TO commence al ~ o'clock.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

MSn NATURALIZATION NO. 81 LAFAYETTE
DOO Place Tuesday November 9Th. 1850, between
and two oelock y. M three gravy marked with
erest lions head and the letters in German j.
table spoons six table forks eight small forks six
dessert spoons six tea ladies'
sitter soup ade butter knife all marked in the
way the gravy spoons Fifty dollars reward will
he the OF the above silver Ii
bra reward for part Information TO be given George
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RAKNVMS ANEKIUAN MUSEUM-P. T. BAKNUH,
ID Proprietor Manager; John Greenwood, Jr Asss-
tant MaLager.-A lump of Goli is the Museum.
weighing nearly sixty pounds ust from California The
7h and stb $780, will be- in the afternoon that very laugh
able and very curious farce ROBERT MACAIRE Even
ing, the popular and uch admired moral domestic
drama, lnown to everybody as the DRUsKARD The new
curioses II the Museum embrace immense collection Of
articles Tho Girsey Queen. the celebrated Fortune
Teller be Consulted all times Afternoon perform
snces Mt evening" at ~ oosct Admission. 70
children under years. l2s cents Par Iuet Seats 1914
extra.
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MECHANICS HALF, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
WI Craad sreeOpeu every night duriIk the week nusl
further noce.-fbe original and we'll kkown CHRIsTYS
FINsrRELB comprising Efficient and versate oorps
Of ".onted and experensed Performers under the
T. r. Chrissy. whose this for
Succession Of -four yeas have been received with favor
Lghy respectable and fashionable tudon rahoto IS
Doors open Mt half past sin NJ half
o'clock. Afternoon soscort Saturday. .e
rnenong At three p. n
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public are apPrled that the several qnieksilyer mines
conveyed early ls in TO jose Ahrego aud Others
and the remainder TO Gray Taylor by deeds duly recorded
that date and that all opposing claims being
tested in the Courts OF California.
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matra feIds ~ every qusrter Of siote II has msts
ffierds thar other artele
offered ale The sreatest proof q s GOOD qua
tiee IL d.e sell 80 from onS 20 eight elhngs
bottle No natter what the weakness Or PAL. comes from
eertsu nsed selds The Drs lowest
prices Fes street Ingrsel Bro.her, usmer, Hayss
Go 3 and Juhn W. Towt, no Pearl street Ring cor.
and Broadway ny the huhtons and BY al the Drug
siss tie city .pd county n B-Dent forget call a.
the tnrs depot go Broadway and consult ths Dr. Az
vice srsts and eurantee a. cure II pers,ns prefer ~
rve goes asay pleased rth the Dr. aad his sdyis aad
DLsask.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-05
Earl FitzwiIIiam.
OR HONESTY THE BEST POLICY,


a farmer called on the late Earl Fi,1wilI-
lam 10 present to him that his crop of wheat
had been seriously injured in field adioinng
certain wood where his lordship's hounds
had, during the winter frequently met 10
hunt. dc stated that the yonnp wheat had
been so cut up and destroyed, that in some
parts he could not hope for anv produce :
swell, my friend said his lordship. ~ am
aware that We have frequently met in that
field and that we have done considerable in
jury; and if you can procure an estimate of
the loss you have sustained, will repay you.n n
The farmer replied, that anticipating his lord
ships consideration and kindness. he had re
quested friend to assist him in estimating
the damage, and they thought that as the
crop seemed quito destroyed. fifty pounds
would not more than repay him. The earl
Immediately gave him the money.
AS the harvest, however, approached. the
wheat grow, and in those parts of the field
which were most rrampled, the wheat was
strongest aud most luxurant. The farmer
went again to his lordship, and being in
troduced, said, II am come, nv lord, respec
ting the field ofwheOt dioining such wood
Ills lordship Immediately recollectod the cir
cumstanee. "Well, my friend, did not | al.
low you sufficient to remunerate you for your
lossP ayes. my lord find have sustain
ed no loss at all, for where the horses had
most cut up the land, the crop is most prom
ising, and | have, therefore, brought the fifty
pounds back again" "Ah," exclaimed the
venerable earl, "this is what like: this is as
it should be between man and man" He
then entered into conversation with the far
mer, asking him some questions about his
family, how many children he had &c. His
lordship then weutinto another room, and re-
turning, presented The farmer with check
Tor one thousand pounds, saying, "Take care
OF this, and when your eldest is of ace. pre-
sent it to him, and tell him the occasion that
produced it,"
We know not which to admire most, the
honesty of the faimer on the one hand, or on
tne y, other' the benevolence and the wisdom
displayed by this llustrious man: for while
doing a noble act Of generosity, he was han
ding down lesson of integrity to another
generation Anecdotes for the Family.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

lEFAUhI naNing Oeen ma1e III the pay
- ment.of certain OF money secured TO b,
paid bv Indenure of Mortgage bearing date the 22nC
day Of December ls45. executed by Daniel d. Fran
cisco of the township of Reading Hillsdale County
Michigan, to Ira ; Nudge, of the same place
which mortgage recorded in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds Of the County Of Hills
dale, in Liber ID Of Mortgages pages SO and 562
and on which there is claimed To be due the date
ofthis notice the sum ofhree hundred and eighty one
dollars and fnur ceht fs3s O4l and No proceedings
at law in equity having been instituted for the re
coverv ofihe same. or any part thereof
Notre i herehv givrn. thai hv virtre of power
ofss'e IN sail MORTGAGE cnnai' o. ,rd the
Sruie iu surh case made and provided the premi
fes described iU said mortgage o. vt An that
tain PIE, patcel of land, situate living md eipp
IN the County oi HiilSiale. described as floyvs viz.
The souh quarter of the south east qu,rer anl
thrty-one 81 the side of The ives, half of
the south quarter nf seciion six in Township mum
her seven sonih &c range number four wes, in the
State Of Michigan, contsning seveniv-one scres NJ
land more or less Wilt be sold at Public Auction
vendue 10 the highest bidder At The Court House
in the Village Of Hsdale. in said County on Friday
ihe e4th day of May A. ID. 1880, O'Clock in the
forenoon ofthat day.
Dated February 90 1850.
IRA S. NUDGE. Mortgage.
GRo. 4 Coz, ATTY. n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-05
.Efor,.0ge Sugp.
WHEREAS + deiauH has h--u made iu !
Wv nnNln.ni nf a cerinin rnnrtrnn. made hy IIn

WHEREAS de'au" has her" made in the
w plymeut uf certain mortgage made by itora-
ITO N. ur- - William Ply mptor lsiuce dscensed,) J
l,es Ing date ue eighth Of March in the year Eigh-
teen hun ired and forty five (lsI5l which duly
recor led the Registers office for the County of
iiillsdale aud State of Michigan the day and year
aforesaid in Liber ID. of mortgages pages $50 and
35l:anJ whereas there is now due said mortgage
the sum of four hundred and four dollars aud :
ty-four cents (SIof 2t) aud whereas said mortgage
contained power Of sale the premises therein
describes, in case of any default in the condition
thereof and suit at law. ia chance ry has ever
been instil1ted the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof; aud whereas the un-
der>gned has bren duly appointed ADMINISTRATOR nf
the slhi William Ptymptnu 'ip, ea>ed Now therefore
by +1rtur nf aid power cf sale ~h h exp1s- for sale
al public aucrIon t. the highest bidder. Thursday
the Eleventh day of April next. ter uf the clock
in the fore of that day. the Court House the
Village of Hillsdnle in the county aforesaid, that be
ing the place of holding the circnit court for said
county the follow ing premises escrbed in said mort.
gage, To wit: The north hwest quarter Of the uOnh-
west quarter of section twelve, IN township seven
south Of range three and the north half of the
north quarter ofsertion eleven in the same town
in the County Of Hlsdale and State of Michigan.
+. L. PLYMPTON Administrator
Of William Plynpton deceased.
L. II. c. WILSON. Atty.
January 10 h, 1850. u26 l3w
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-05
Family Government.

There is in some households no family
government, no order, no subordination, The
children are kept under no restraint. but are
allowed to do what they like; their faults
are unnotlced and unpunished, and their tenn
pers allowed to grow wild and headstronr:
I'LL, In fact, the whole family becomes utterly
laWless, reDellious against parental authority.
ana unamlable to all around them. How ma
ny have had to curse the over-indulpencc of
1ond and foolish parentsi How many. as
they have ruminated amid the desOlations of
poverty, or the walls of prison, have ex-
claimed, go! my over-fond parents, had YOU
exercised that authority with which God in
trusted you over your children, AID had YOU
checked my childish corruptions, and nun
lshed my boyish disobedence: had YOU sub
Jected me to the sa lutary restraint of whole
some laws, had not brought you with bro.
Ken heart to your grave, nor myself with a
ruined character to the JAIL
Over-ndulgence is awfully common. and
continually making shocking ravapes in hu.
man character. 1t is a system of great cru
city to the children, to the parents them
selves, and to society. This practice pro.
ceeds from various causes: in some instances.
from perverted and systematic seniemen-
talsm; in others, from absolute indolence.'and
regard Tor present ease, which leads the sill.
ly mother to adopt any means of coaxing, and
yielding, and bribing, to keep the young reb-
els quiet for the time; in others from mistake
as to the time when restraint should begin,
spirit of procrastination, which loads parents
to say, 81 shall take them in hand by and by:
there is no time lost; when their reason is
little more matured | shall lay upon them
more restraint and in some it is mere ami
NAL affection without the guidance of a
particle of Judgments mere instinct, like
that which, in the irrational tribes, leads TO
blind and busy care. 1t is not uncommon
for parents to treat the first acts ofpuerle re-
belion rather as freaks to be smiled at, than
as faults to be reformed. co. says tho moth
or 'lt is only play: he will know better soon.
lie does not mean any harm: cannot chidc
him." No; and if the father, wiser than her
self, does. she cries, and, perhaps, in the
hearing of the child, reproves her husband
for cruelty. From whatever cause it pro-
ceeds. it is in the highest degree injurious to
the character of the children Let those who
are guilty of it, read the fearful comment on
this sin which is furnished for their warning
in the history of Eli and his family.
Rev. John ANGEL James.