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BROWNS HOTEL.
T.P 81 M. BROWN. .PROPRIETOIts,
Pm. Avcnue. between 9th and 7th streets.
WAsBINeToN, ID. G.
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THE FOP AND TIE FAR N Err;
Practical and Artificial Education.
BY &. W. UuSGAY.
CHAPTER I.

-'Comc, DelIa," said Mn. Jones to her
Iaughter, beautiful creature just budding
into wonanhool, suppose you quit the
piano for IA short time, aud become more
practical, 10y acquiring II knowledge of do
mestic duties. 1t is absolutely necessary
that you now begin to learn the art Of
housekeeping. You can paint, sing, dance,
speak French, and do almost all kinds Of
fancy needlework. and when you have OBJ
tanned a knowledge Of cookery and other
plain work, you will have better edcua-
ton than most young ladies have at your
age"
"lndeed mn, | do not wish to do such
common work. Let Bridget help you.-
What is the use VI my attending board
ing school, and acquiring 30 many accom-
plishments, il have TO come to this at
lastl"
81 want to make you useful as well ~
ornamental" replied the atfectionate moth.
er.
Must learn how to sweep floors, make
beds, wash clothes, darn stockings, bake
bread, and cbum butteri'
ayes, my dear; intend to fit you for
usefulness in whatever sphere Of life you
may be called TO move. Before you retire
to your room you must repair your fathers
coat"
"Why ma! what do you meanln ex-
claimed the delicate young lady, with tears
IN her eyes. "Mr. Judson promifed 70 give
me call this evening precisely at eight
O'Clock, and what would he think to find
me mending an old coat, or darning an
old stockingi"
.Dt'y you mean Sam gudson, the tinker's
sonl"
"Sam Judson! How disrespectfal. He
has as much right TO be called Mr.. Judson
as anybody. He is Of age, and lives with.
out doing manual labor.n
What does he do for livingi" inquir.
cd Mrs. Jones.
"tIe lives by his wits, he sa,s."
HIhen he does considerable business
with q small capital" was the sarewed re.
sponse.
pc "He ia. TO all ihtents and purposes, 9
smart fellow even though you choose %
make game Of him."
IIn what does his nnarness consist
prayi'
why, ma, am almost ashamed %
say L, but 4 Is fact, half the young Ia,
dies in town are dead in love with him.
lie dresses neatly. dances gracefully,
spends his money Ikea monarch, and be.
s'des, he j. sfemarksbly bsndsome."
u see nothing very brilliant in all that,
ny child. He spends the hard earnings ol
s h'A honest father, who gained a compe.
ienas nothing more, by manufacturing Gin
ware"
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FASHIONABLE LIFE IN New Ec

FASHIONABLE LIFE IN New YoRK.-
Quite an excitement was but few davs
since created in certain circles in supper
ten dom" in consequence of an emeute
which occurred in one of the fashinable
ice cream saloons on Broadway wherein a
fashionable married lady and young and
beautiful girl were the participants. 1t
appears that the married lady had chere
annie, or rather collateral husband, whom
she fondly loved, and on whom she de-
yolved many duties appertaining to her
liege lord She had been recently though
wrongly told that he had been getting
married. On the day of the emeute he had
been attending wedding, and accompa-
nying one Of the ladies home, he invited
her to "a cream" and having Just entered
the saloon met the married lady aforesaid
coming out; the green-eyed monster, urged
on by the report Of his marriage, at once
made her believe the lady with him her
rival and his wife: losing all control Of
her passion, she frantically hastened to-
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continue to send them until arrearages
are paid.
8. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse tax
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they are sent, they are held responsible
till their bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refi-
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from the office, or removing and leaving
it uncalled for, is l'rinaa facie evidence Of
INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
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"Hark! hear footsteps. The bell rings.
., he has come-whe,e is Bridget Ser
wants never know their places"
Bridget has gone out to call on a
TREND. You can go to the door, Della"
Observed her mother, quietly.
Just at this crisis, Bridget, who had re-
turned from her visit, came into the room
with light in her hand and announced
the arrival of Mr.. Judson.
"Show him into the parlor," said Della,
who arranged her hair and adjusted her
dress, and then went into the parlor her
sell, where she found Mr.. Judson flourish
'nga small cane and admiring his polish
ed boots.
Mrs. Jones, somewhat anxious to as,pr-
tam what reason her daughter had to sub
pose her friend Judson was a man of more
than common talent, left the door aiar so
that she might hear the conversation.
How did you like the behaviour of
Miss Rankel at the party the other even
ing, Miss Jonesl"
~, dear me, she made herself rilcul-
ous. She is decidedly vuIgar-she could
talk OF nothing but history and practical
education. She ought to be kitchen
girl"
"She is an awkward dancer; do YOU not
think 50, my angelic Miss Jonesi"
~, ny-yes indeed; she is u complete
t'rt. DO you know that she is engacrdi"
Il heard so some time since. at con-
cert. You lost great deal by not attend
ing that concert. 1t was a fine affair.
hang me if it wasn't"
WHO sung, prayl"
The celebrated Miss Scrccmore.n
us she Il sweet Singer!"
~, yes, indeed; she is delicious"
You did not 90 alone, h"pel"
Jellso."
els Miss Jellso han,Isomei"
"She is most lovely creature"
docs she dress well.'
Most magnifcently."
"ls she accomplished"
Thoroughly educated"
HAS she a fortune?"
"Her father owns bank"
"ls she engagedl"
almost"
who TO, prayl"
"Io your most obedient servant"
Miss Jones turned pale and looked the
picture Of despair. Each answer cut deep
er and deeper into her heart. She began
to think how unkindly she had treated
the p!ebe'an ploughboy, who had wise
head and warm heart, but could not af.
lord to spend his time at the toilet, nor his
money for fashionable uewoaws J,Jso,
was tickle, the farmer 10y was faithful; the
former was a foplng, the latter a young
man of seiise and honor.
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CHAPTER ~.

"I am sadly disappointed" remarked
Della TO her mother, the next morning.
What has happened, my chid:"
why, Mr.. Judson is engaged to Miss
Jellso."
81 am glad of it."
Why, ma, he partly promised to marry
me-"
Nonsense! What do YOU know about
keeping housei"
II can make sponge cake"
"You cannot live "n sponge cake alone"
81 can knit bead purses"
"But you do not know how to ill
them"
4 can play on the piano"
"fou must learn to play on the wash
tub, also"
Il can dance as we'll as any young lady
in town"
"Dancing will not supply the larder with
provisions, nor fiji the wardrobe with
clothing, nor supply the house with furni-
ture."
why, ma, it is cruel for you to make
game Of me in this way"
My object is to make you PRACTICAL
Look at the real case. You acknowledge
that Sam does nothing for living; his
father is not rich, aud it is quite certain
you cannot live on air. When the butch
er comes with. his bill, would you offer 20
make him a bead purse to pay for his
joints and steaksi or when the baker came
with his account, would you offer to dance
a jig to compensate him for his bread
pasiryf or when the grocer sent in his ac-
count, would you suggest the idea Of pay
ing linn with musicl No, Della; you must
learn at once how TO do all kinds Of house
work. You must mend that coat, and
darn those stockings, and tomorrow you
must mix the bread and put it in the oven,
and every day l shall insist on your work
ing more or less in the kitchen"
Mrs. Jones was sensible strong mind
ed woman, and WAS determined to train
up her children in the way they should
90. When it was announced that Sam
Judson and Susan Jellso were TO be mar
ried, she made some inquiries respecting
Sans intended, and ascertained that her
fortune, talents and attainments had been
overrated. Nevertheless they were mar
red, and some declared that such gay
lady and such dashing gentleman would
make happy couple indeed.
"What happy pair" exclaimed Della,
with sigh, when she saw them riding
past in carriage on the day Of the we'd
ding.
"The proof Of the pudding Is in the eat
ing," replied her mother.
"You are cruel to make such cynical
illusions; for my part see nothing to pre-
vent their happiness. They are young,
buoyant rich and handsome"
just then Robert Bsidwin, rosy, ro-
bust young man. With magnetic eyes and
. broad, white forehead drove up to the
door, and when he had tethered his horse
to the fence he rang the bell and met with
a warm welcome He came to see Della,
and the door was not quite closed, 90 Mn.
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LANCASTER SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER m 1852

tired from business, succeeded him, and
became his son-in-aw; but without Won
without your care, without your GENEROUS
assistance, [ should not have lived to en-.
JOY so much happiness. Generous man .
consider hcncctorth my house, my fortune
and myself us wholly yours"
The kind Doctor was affected even to
tears and both those happy beings parti-
clpated in the most delightful expression of
their feelings, which were soon shared bv
the merchants interesting family who
came to join him.
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G1'" \ sailor being about to sail for
India, citizen asked him where his fatl.-
er died!
ain shipwreck."
And where did your grandfather die:'
"As he was fishing, a storm arose, and
he, with his companions, perished."
"And your great grandchildren"
"llc, also, pcrished from ship-wrcck."
"Ihcn, ii L were you, would never go
to sea-"
|Pray, my philosopher, where did your
"My fathr, grand father and great
grandfather died in bed"
Then, if l were you, would never 90
to bed" rctorted the son ofNeptunc.
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wards them, and dealt the innocent
object of her jealousy violent blow in the
face, with a force belying the strength
which tie soft and beautiful hand would
DC credited with. The blood few-the
young lady fainted-the married one
hystereked-and the devil was generally
10 pay, without, so ftr rs we could learn,
a particle OF pitch hot; one hastened to
her carriage and home, the other was
carried IN to n private room, and restored.
lhe married one, on subsequently real
lzIng her conduct, the false and unfomded
lealousIy Y which caused it, and the exposure
her own act had created, took Il dose of
laudanum, from the fatal effect of which,
however though very i'll, she escaped.
This is one from many scenes of fashion,
able life-how do you like the picture?
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| knclt by
kiss YOU, Ell,
word c!.Oke
mine; it was
t9uRM.eYsit
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We talk much Of the badness Of the
world; and there are no men that do more
TO make it bad, than bad parents and fam
ily governors. Many call for eAareA.re-
formation, and state reformation; but If
men would reform their families, and agree
in holy edacatena Of their children, and
a religious care Of their servants, every
church and state would soon be reformed,
were they made up Of such reformed fam
ilies. u
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Eg The human heart is Ike feather
bed-itmust be roughly handled, well
shaken, and exposed to variety Of turns,
topreyent its becoming hard.
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81 am sadly disappointed" remarked
Della TO her mother, the next morning.
What has happened, my child:"
"Why, Mr.. Judson is engaged To Miss
T.
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.irjiy<prus tbe Y epuby;t ,nMh Y .Jl,stAV

Pending tbs rat GeataoD of tle tsests ssSgqtiled
with the Ssoax Indians for the reGJslnis Hkcnt of
vast tfaet7of feftps ceuny in.aMfnnct ,ta terri-
tory we mas q 4 8. a r ,i sn ts soy Jon.
rspIItse,f4,s tie zd,t rnfrsh T. A-dG1e -
BY fbe Tlayei4s es ttlGaty. sigpSa onftha
2Sd July ass,s Che Daheotes ss.iJ iandE east Of
the Sioux river and lac fraversn TO ;lc Mississippi,
sSee}f,a Reservation Of one ficfSn lensth
andt~entx liz the sha4lMatirs ofsthe river
MINNESOTA They are eore'ncve 10 tiks observation
Ss rs Z Sa ss i y sss.
new loeGason, so GOO v xren,led in breiR-
ing lapd, erecting null J, yl1 e.ta pgrt 6ahoWl
LABOR school; anditcJ arg "a roe5ite f5r fty years
nalyailrity OF soo o, ra.alt fei owe 40 aSh,
So COO; Utilization taue ssfy 6as nldpfo-
Visions. 81. t9 ! edavau9,, Sep t,yL .as.-
: N 81. az VIZ Eap.t0hrs nd WslfystS Kuotsy bands
cedc ali iheS lsrdsnow hid by thtn IN i6wanrnd
Ainescisl. For futsro oceuPau ss taay yY 10 hare
reservation Of the width '.of tn nilcson
east by the Little Rock river, On The west ny the
TclDy .taInsbay antk yellow Medicine ryers, and
south Wy ine running from thc mouth 0fthe Little
Rock to the .ittle Warajd river $220, 900 are to
be paid to them for The settlement of debts aud to
aid in remoyai 900 the erection ofhuildings,
opening Of farIns, &c: $l2,0OD annually as ciSi-
lization fund; $4,000 annually, educational fund.-
$4,000 annually, for goods and provisions and
S20.CC In cash. The annuitcs to continue. ms in
TIE other case, fatyyears.
The Pcmbina treaty IL, for the present held to be
of lesser Importance and comparatively Hfte inte-
Senate upon it during the present session By this
treaty the viliaser band fOhipPcwas cedbt country
sixtysfye miles In width by one hundred and, City
in length, running on both Sides Of the Red riverof
tbe NORTH $s0,66O to be paid in cash, with cash
annuity Of $~,ooo for twenty years; ~ .rl.t.
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INTERMRDDLING ABoLITroLrsYs-A srwwAy
RAISE THE WIND --Francis Massey gcntcilanly colox
man OF Kingston ~ ", barber by trade informs
That ne has been very much annoyed Of lato by the al
ntonists who take deeper interest In his affairs tn
" either peasant Or profitsblc to him. eHc has bel
engaged here but short time having been previously
ployed Mt Springfield, Macs where he married his vi
the aboltionsts circulated rcportsto tho great anns
Of his wife-that no fugitive slave, aud te
services In aiding his escape from capture
his master lie thanked them for the interest they mar
tested for his welfare; but having been a sla
politely told them that their services I'm his behalf we
not needed informing them at the same time of 4
place Of his FredcricksbuYg, Virgins. Busne
called him here; end had he left Sprina6s
than thu old vtory was revived with AddtionG alarmi}
his wife anew, who came here to know what WSsrc M
about a. Massey has since learned that colorcd fem
prcscher, Mn Lee has been In Pittsheid taking up 4
lections "a purchase hh freedom lie wishes uSto cs
- nc fire man, and eau take osso( hi1sstfL U1s
Co. ReyuJsosr, May 20.
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tacnments ara could not therefore,. nssrcas " lrss
a H. kssssss 81 r. ~; z. 4 e
aesa a.bcDs o. :..s 4s,s" III
81 sif sG 1t s; sf e s
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Z: "ilia Sw;d F% e pi sS SsSst sss W. e
!s': sssR's assl ss ca zs Is
a. - mesbors had aiy made up their Minds on the
s.oe matter before them I'D arlEs 10y
2sia4 h2ssSa R2sS sa1saas
fg, f SSs Raf sSSs S = E3 79 e aS feg
many as to &c piinaisIa & Tho, pLileaophs sf
sR ats MsRsSSs e sSsdhE s s
on ths IriasiIyes ~ Nais they rse;
ap and III n @sn aas R bess spntsa
sn-lk .ions until they haul to SEPARATED Thf pest way
.S - wei and clearly defined afLs ar1aa his cou-
- -stry thonghs OF, making Ieaee by
down their division fences and Imrfhg their fields
nas ssH ass ton raj ss rS ss
sssss g Fossissr o, he sss y n s.s 2.
Isduired3 no their doctrine was for each n IN TO-
Pesgt 81. s Sn asa asa atsD9h 70 hlwn 9 T1
certain s e'ass! Hard sRs s
., Pyssbytarlan's Fhe' notion 'seeaelo s prevalent
49, the me Presbyterian Board was only to publish
ssis ssl gsIs ss ssr A ss.ts a
Sy1a If Tie I co IL Sd saa iG sneS
s,s 4 BALI Butbet1eug that essch church
ash ss seeh do her work sra ayQid1ie trdube
I, ttpse qdcnt hppb these tiGt3ry gfaiIens Their
agent are potsunder Proper control. and they bring
the work OF agency in-dsrefGte srtsrsst1le pecra.
4 va Tle 2seney system was Fnly asycsssfy EVIL At
best in, Wien rrosfqsRibe aget aIIAal 10 the
rf7T price anil lower motives ut tc rsl 70. and NOT
sas - their high duty ChJlgs, Ti dpcfcit Injury
10 Ind Should be eAct5el fr.ia le :pplpts III t6E
sasi church. ite spoke a Ron. fh6>t matters-ti,nt
WAS his principle be gL-nt ditcscnrs a. las /, Ne
Dyilt tween what called .ptrY sl brrys nv love
os' was, that the supIosed bigs slsDis oAsuy and
= 's abote honrd whereas b,Hiv oSc lg fsrrea 'iy
~, in ihe dark He pfcet,ed - spesk. olsb ~ lie
~ preached the gospel whole. And for set OF
fvst men 10 pick out this essential and that
20, gas AZ much to say that it would not matter
much II Cod had not revealed 1t. si. <f-A s.tt
,e.s Mr. Cook believed the church, in her organised
- copac,'yi was the instrument whoroby the world
49, DC saved The principle of voluntary ASSOC
rt could not DO and in this their tendenc+ was 10
skeIticis or aenst ey cast sasnioion on tho now.
or Oh the church lie had no such suspicion. he yerily
believed that unless abide Ia tbtt shin The ,arld
cannot DO saved To say that H. or,anae,or &c
the church lie deficient, is TO impeach ne v;sln -
Him who ordained her to the work She i d. IN
strumen Of the work. and she ia bound Ia doit 49,
goiher, net by what they teach, but by what thew
- rfuse oteach BY keeping out Of sight all ds.ae-
" ve differences they leave the mind prey ID evSry
" a "a
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4 TERRrBIE ArFEAY.-Tbe Chicago Argns, of the
18th May, says.-Wo learn from Capt. Burke, Of
the Kate Kearnoy, down this morning from Kosk
crew Of the Martha No !, and portion of the deck
passengers on board that boat while she was under
way, lust below Louisiana, on Tuesday morning, on
her way up to Galera: Some four q tho parties
And n number Of others seriously injured. The
mate of the Kato Kearney informs US that he
learned on inquiry, that two Of the hands were dead
and two Of the wounded passengers are in n dying
of On attempt on tho part Of one of the hands to
commit m outrage upon the wife Of one of the deck
passengers This being resented, q general fight
ensued, in which knives and other deadly weapons
wsre freely used. We we're unable to learn the
names Of any sflthe persons injured, a. tho Kate,
sKsaxney did not remain any length II time at TIE
place. .tcsi.s y Ssffrci y-.lsc,g y - s''1s'
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