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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29


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Will call for in part city hy
directions the above oce corner of roadwsy
and 'FRONT.' directly on river bank. p 'fll n -
s27, 80, -. l. = J. H. HOW ELL. CONDUCTOR.
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PIsESERyES.A &C.
NN.r1-l~- NIi0i ES AI.l 4 n Er AII U -t-I

a kCRfE respee tnIIy FnIVffns the puNic mat ne :
"A prepared GlIai orders either of Country
for Confecoharies desert Ption
stazsd work oft very STYLE Sea Pre-
serves Jeliies Ac his fttare He has the hest
wOrkep eae.ed an 20 I'll orders for
airy Cakes every description &c promptly and
lie particularly asks the attention Of Country
his stock aud prices. .seplS-u L. ruG frnrf -
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CLOTHING. wHoLEsA,hE;, AND EETaIL-

Sgr THIS ed having purchased of his late part
"a ner Chas W Mack his entire interest in tAs Cloth
ing Store OF Mack bobtnstine. ~ very heavy as-
AZ determined rid OF The stock a.
maize FOR alarge assprt
Fall and Winter Cothng He thereVre invit his
friends public generally Il. aud examine his Goo is
prices fie has stock of Clothing Gcntemen
isng Goods &e.. &c. there H. n Isyansvi lie, and
will sell cheaper than they be bought other
place the city which lie will prove those calling At his
cy19-tf 3" ff+f q ANTHONY LOBESSTfNE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
EVANSVILLE IA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER: 90 1854 +
STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

ANs N yAAsxiLL:EU,s ALU, g. MAIL
4 RI- NlstkLs "A Boat of this Line will
ease ferrs Evansville every
NoEdsy. W edn ssday and Friday. All celoeh
M These Beats are large cennodioas ana wen furnished
Connecting At rerrs Hsae With RaroA Northern Pack
ct and at Evansvs with the ddefent Lin
on .ne Vhio rvsr,. u. IL nnl.....o-nna Lsxl-u
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i. r.. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
fosters BHtIdiRg, Up Stairs.
IF. CRISP. having removed his ofice 10 Fosters
d building will be on hand at all times, to take ac
Of Deeds. Mortgages &C., and attend
business required Of him Justice Of the Peace
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
DEnFORE's FAsiII.Y GROCERY

FENlE unIeriged all respectfully INFORM the citizens
Evansville viseity that have
stock apy Groceries snd Of every de.eriptoa
Secoad door james Ste-i's Lumber
where hsy hope by rt attention business merit
receive Shave OF prtiic PATRONAGE.
They daily receiving fresh supplies of Batter. Cheese
FgEs Lard P0ul;ry the country aaf shall keep
sanuy hand full supply OF aapie articles for table
Goods purchs.ed at this .ote will be delivered Ike
fssspsnss' .ses % Raf0"A's'' BEDFORD WADE.
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I auERWOoD HcUSG.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely redt:ed aud resurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owhed by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goo stock Of horses and
rasss to let .t ,-f..... .t.s
The siasle eislarge clean and well located, and good
constant aendance Particular attention
will be paid to the OF horses left with him for keep
and in all respects, the public sha fnd the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. Tjys-tfI ia BYERS. J
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.tfS' 'ptf A''''A f''S'Is ANTHONY LoBsSsTISEi


TNAS 1.-THE possible that :. BMBicH summoned to
u pear the Honorale City Council 70 TO the
ehare Dry Goods cheapl or wast sesinr
corporation orders Goods when in reality
ninety cents the doiarf BE the
ease asit rasr Mr.f T.. attend his ar-
while he parsues the o his the time
averiaa TO the greatest 60 the w
sen good Goods hsnumerous ssre-
markably low prices. -. . =
Cal in ladies know you delight in getting good Goods at
ow nrieas ey22
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CrsACKEiEs SIT WHOLESALE AND

HrHEundersgned constantly keeps on hand a, large
assortment of fresh Water Butter aud sugar Crack
ers also Of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufacturers oy the latest Improved Machinery.
sold low price as in any place In the West
and exceed III quality by any otner manufacto-
ry in the country. large stock always hand at
shop on Water street. beiween Sycamore and kine.
decl4-if ' J. SINZtCH.
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BsRBEG SHOP.

r. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of all
ep in the late known the rhomp
.cian tute viii hereafter conduct the business his
AIi SHAY HAIR DRESSING ANDs done
in thaost approvedste. Mr. ThomIsoa woul return his
Evansville for their liberal
and wcnld pect solicit Of pleag!
ing himself pains to merritt. 4af eva tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
LAFy PARTNERSaIP.

/ fi'f'f LAW PARTNERSHIP.
yAS. G.. JONES and JAS. Is. BLYTHE, Atornies al
D Law Evansyille Indiana nave selves
partners in the prlctee ofthe law and will continue
TO practice in this and the adjoining couRties and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention p reulry to Land law. La short time they
will be prepared TO give in few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or s enlarge
ments orn Lalnasco togethe with tAeir professions
nion a. - ths title. IL desired ljy25- -dawu
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FIRE!!i iFIREs,ri
MORE TRIUMPHS OF -
AICHsS SALAMANHER SarrS,

" IHr yoLLowIrs CERTIyIcArrs nAvr yr.r ,u
received by the mails. They form additionaJ te.,;a
the superiority of RIcns sSA.AxAsprss
2ni ID FIRE IN CHARLEs1oN, s. e. -''""'
NJ, M H. CE.ki.sToS, April W. 1854.
r nea, sis Finding onr safe d..
ns INC zte rre' which destroyed store i'm Hayns
papers TO testt We are glad TO scknowiedss
sustained the high reputation of your Ssfs
he Preservation OF tnese paper more thar NE AZ
jected to. Yours. DC WIS sus-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TN,
.srrf u - ~ ~ EhAlsf NAH, LINE GTra =

gfnl- ). .--lN Ehaksh MAIL IINE hifs tn Ne
cf-feelA on and after Saturday. July Ist, the IN
4 dersgued will run TkI-x ESKiY LIsE Of
stage Coaches ~ above.
Leaving kvxisvle. Mondays wsdn esdsy' an Prday's
At o'clock Nj returang leaves New HARMONY
days Thursdays and sarI days nc Z O'CLOCK AM
The line viii all times be stocked vith good horses
Coaches truty drivers tr
made With rguarisy and dispatch All orders eoods or
OF paekgss ke prondy and carefully
For pas othsr basiness apply
cry ard sale stable Locust the Market house
Persons asirs orsrs auy Of ths ses will
'ess5s ssa prompt attention. a., n A. K DE GARAo-
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pEtY-so taes No I Timothy and 81 bales slightly Dam
aged received per Canal Indiana snd 70 sale BY
e22 GEO. FOSTER x CO.
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WM. REALLY, ,f.s.5,
N1HOI Es tI.E AND RETAIL GROCER AND

80 PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The
de gned ud respectfully inform his frie and the public
Evansville Vicinity that hased the interest
of the senior partner in tue late Reilly he IN
tends carr, the Grocery aud Produce the old
stand lie enbraeesthis Opportunity retarnng than TOR
fsyors and intends effort merit eontn
of the same. je2o-1y ,rilr WILLIAM EElLLf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
COMPREHENSIVE.

NAVE thsday ss.oclaed With me IA Ii. Forwarding and
Commissoa busiaess Robert ). Howard. The business
Willie hereafter conducted under the anl hrm
Lewis a Howard. el6-tf sDW Akp LEWIS.
scRINGLEs75oo ooo Poplar Shingles
i0t s's sAsAP y 1--WE PRESTON RRns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
FALL GOODS.
nKrR n H.I,.c IINNIIIE

FALL GOODS.
BURNETT d LtNVILLE,
N1O. II WARREN STREET. NEW YORK. ARE NOW
receiving and have constantly hand large aud de-
sirabis hit Goods. Iaces
Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with
he ce ark pfees to which the attention trade 10
invited. e2 -dimw5m
SOME THINGS CAN IE DONE AS WELL AS
OTHERS. az tDS @itf - fls1
yE Har. would in Orm his old eustom'rs snd the e.-
zens generally he Just received At his Shoe
Sere Msin street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank
selected Stocks fseasonabl
fashion that this
comprising pOot shoes Slippers aud Caters Of all
KIN Boys and hne Boo; Misses and
children s Shoes Boots and Caters
a ,I Ssndlss Of all kinds for CENT,
and chidren also the French rimed Cork sOles
stock ofLeather- Thread. Web.
and indeed article used of Boots
shoes which will sell cheap - the cheapest and variant
good.
also barge force of good and sspsriene.d .orkmsa
plOved Boots and Shoes which enaes
compete either for nestuess chaspres or durability
with an y iouse " est Of the Mountains u llxuI u
free of charge. .octls-sf -'nfGIGuh ieH-J. HART
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. cHARTREs ST. FIRE. NEW oRlEAks.. ="

0ur...I NV ORLsASs, April IL 1854 : d
we nave ABUNDANT reason TO reeomne Rch's SsIa.
Anaer sale ne emnsnty nreproof. since We had rr.
cenent opportunity, on She 5h February last
oae OF that description ~hieh purchased seyersi
years shee OF Mr. lsaac Bidge. our store. No. a.
&c, Was burned on the morning that day.
our SAFE 20 very intense heat durnr RAJ
y. savee ail 's contents- comprising bank nofes sus
cheeks OF nine hundred dollars bills
az s,s te sesera thousand dollars. and os
Thousand dollars Assaid Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars we risk sothi, g., ~
nouneng the cheapest article We ever purchased r
80. ~t.' o'ss' ALERRT d TRICO
A large assortment OF wILDER's PArErr sAtAr.Y,.
suks, with Richs Improvements. for sale by " ne
STEARNs Il MARvIU
Hr3o yvsa fsuccessors to, Rich e. co., q, sDt
,ra i46 WATER STREET. n. r,
inc ohiy MAKERS OF Sssmander Safes. combining VII
der's aRd Rich's Patents. aud Sole Propret.,r. of
Jones, Worlds Fair Lock which hs. neiiher kew nsr
ne3oay,t,s' sniJ n 9lBT sslALLis q HowEs. llfN
my9-H Agents at Evansville.
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HAVING withdrawn from the sovs frn take this occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed
It, request eobtnuanee OF TIE late partner
who wllsrry the busiaess with undimn shed
win rs ways try make himself worthy the tdeuc
of the people. I'D, ey22 q q, CHARLES W. MACK
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NArUHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

or,om.... NV osIHAss, Aprii7, 1884.
WIN sner contents. except the books and papers cor
taihed IN our Safe, entirely destroy "a u, se
the morning OF the 18th March Anhon.5 ~ On
ceen Iof several bours In extremely hot Gre
We eonid recover IT, snd being frs di.covered ~..
ten neat on being cooled with water, We removed
dollars, without the slightest damage or i,itr, 10 us
Beng ia convinced by this OF The entire seeuri
ot those ssies We have procured mother ofth srms
fro N the same Agent yz:ci's FIR. rsroof
sae soid oy MI Isaac Bridge, No 39 Magazine .yset
for valuable papers in case Of FIRE. :. -
-sHi 5tg i.tnh'b PRICE, WALSH co. 10
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EDOPEINs-Ica rs silk an1 Cotton Popins direct i'm
augs y 4is Main ss Lonisslis' Il Ky
glazed super black: do rs inch
"a cotton Chambray; do Manchester Paid Ginghams
newest Styles BY direct importation hand aud sale
80. - JAS Low a CO., =
yECSLINs.-s styled Muslin de Laine dirsss
ang9 4ls Main ST. Loaisyille Kv
UEANs.-1 Camled Jeans; do Blue White new
JAS. Low CO.,
augs q L57l'.s = as Main St. LoaissiIIe Ky
UsTREs, TWlLI.ss MARiNO AND SER GRs-
cases Ga black Alpaca Lustre do do colored
fires; 10 do do HACK hair Lustre; do s-4 Tws
eolo IS do IA Thibet Marino assd eolors: "a
and Tor sale at tlowest prices by JAS. Low y co.
aa1' fl 4 naLn ln- 4ls Main ST.. Leasvilis. ky.1
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
VTRS. r. NJ. RICH, No. 204 Fifth street, Cincinnati
I'I would respectfully call public attention TO her
large and r sbionable stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting Of Silk Satin Velvet and Braid
Bonnet caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons Man
tias, Cloaks black and Colored silk and other
Needle-worked Collars. Chemizettes, Sleeves, &c.
which she rs prepared TO sell at prices which canaotf
TO give satisfaction. -
When YOU visit Cincinnati, ell on lcei =, .yoG
. 49, ...5 MRS. r. NJ. RICH,
mh15y se4 Fifth street. between Elm aud Plum.
~ I = 7 -
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& NHoIoE family Butter to be hadat
yNNHER NOMETERs.' Spy Glasses and sPceke. Eve
III Glasses. for sale by eyD A. G. PtSHEE.
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fE>HE Co-Partnes.p hereoe sssti.g between the sab
IL scribers the anS-yie Mac
this day dissolved by mutual Lobentine who
w connut the husressa the old stand will attend the
of ali claims against the old hrm and i'll the
of the for that purpose All
selves indebted the late firm Requested
date paymsnt.nt uI-euu CHAR W MACK. taf9 l1
ANTHONY LOpENSrINE.
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LOOK TO THE FEET. E |.

SOME THINGS cAN sE DoNE As WELL As oTHE.s
hARTs shar .ng Just returned from Este clties
n would iaserna hts old the
eial that he has his shoe Main
" opposite che raeeh BANK Of the lsrTee sad hes
selected stocks OF Ssas0nalc Fashionable BOOTS
SttoBS hrengt 20 this osy prag Geas Bosts
all kin Is Caters D, all ths different Youths and Chd-
Roots Misses GAiter and shoes Of alt
Iaan - Shoes IN abundance
he III also stock Of No Fred Sole Leather saa
lOrs No. Oak OF Cnennat
ALsoss Ffssh scAicskias sf dinersnt sssnSs
fresh from the Custom House in New lork.
AiSO-Merocco, Lining. Dindnxs Thread autsa Perehs
WsbLaees Enamsned spbts and ryery other kiss
Waterfall necessary he used in fins
Shoes al Of be sod :. she.pa the ehsapes and
tie has also large force of good aud
emriSyed in manufacturing which evasies him
either for neatness ehearnes dursay. with
east or west Of the Eceky Mountains. Cali and
,.ny5l-ti st Ii. J. HART.
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"
viii call for the city
reeons above oce southeast Of
Front. directly on river bank.
sy2s .iYs1,g- J. HI. HowELL. Conductor. s
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHy C. DEvEREUx, Js., Wholesale and Retail
u dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, window bnds
Teasers, Wrapping and Roofing Paper La
s,--.t. - - ls 'l.f.t.I fes laugl0 ly
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An Illinois Farm.

d "Down. East, = alif a farmer happens to
own a cool hundred acres Of soil, and raies
on the farm Of such dimensions a little more
than he and his household can consume, he
is often regarded as a pretty independent
parsonage. worthy Of the envy of his neigh
bors.y lp the West--in Ohio, Indiana,
and especially in Illinois--a farmer is rather
Of small pattern who owes less than sec
ton. One Of these "'big farms. is out in
Illinois, and is owned by Jacob Strawn, one
Of the lords Of the soil. A letter to the
Chicago Press from traveller, will give a
faint idea of its dimensions and value. The
writer says: a.a.f.... -.
f If objects vast and sublime can excite the
mind, certainly these emotions must be a.
wakened III looking over his homestead Of
10 thousand acres, and in gazing upon herds
far more numerous than that herdsman o
old. Job had thousand oxen but | was
told that no one knew how many cattle ia.
cob Strawn has. A man we'll acquainted
with him, told me it was doubtful whether
he ever knew himself hear various sto,
ries as to the number Of acres Of corn lie
had this year. will give the smallest ma
med. tits seventeen hundred The gentle
man who informed me said that he bought
six hundred acres. as he feared that he had
not enough to keep his stock till corn should
grow again. Twenty three hundred acres
Of corn is quite "a path" What say you
to this, ye farmers Of New England. This
at forty bushels per acre, d low average
yield for the last season, gives ninety-twc
thousand bushels. The corn fed to the cat
tie is not husked, but is cut up and fed tc
them on the stalks. l was told Of another
farm owned by the same man, which is si1
miles long and four broad. Last year he
paid out ten Thousand dollars for fencing
materials. He has also large tracts Of un
improved land. '
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Opinion Ofthe AttOrney General

The following correspondence shows tha
Auditor Morgan, in issuing his iiinsIruct
TONS" is sustained by the officer whom The
statute makes his legal adviser i4g .f.
gs,ses AUciToR OF STATES oFHcEl h
h Columbus Ohio, May 6, 1854. a.
Hon. George W. McCook, tsds. s,s3 La d.
"a 3s4n h Attorney General of Ohio:
SIR:-As you are already fully advised
the Supreme Court ati its session in January
last, decided the Tenth Section of the gen
eral tax law Of 1859, unconstitutional and
void. rHt e..,.7s,+t "a, g.. ,.....
In view Of this decision, and Of the addi-
tonal fact that the Legislature omitted tc
dass formal act of repeal, it has been, tc
some persons, question of doubt whether
the ass essment of 1854, should conform to
the decision If the Court or be made in &C.
cordance with the Tenth section. .7.
AS the law creating the Office of Attorney
General makes you the legal adviser of this
department, would like to hear from you
on the point above presented, at your earli-
est convenience. su.-..s.I ..a-..-..,.
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Very respectfully, ~.
WIN. D. MORGAN, Auditor.
oFr1cE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

| ScElCE OF lhh ANAlOhNLA OhNhhAAJ d.
Columbus, Ohio, May 8, 1894. ns
| SrR:--I have received your letter OF the
6th,nstant, submitting to my opinion, wheth,
| er, in view of a recent decision of the Su.
preme Court, the assessment of taxes for the
year 1859, should conform to the tenth sec
tion of the act of April 18th, 1859, "For
the assessment and taxation of all property
of this State, and for levying taxes thereon
according to its true value in Money" e.
The Supreme Court has decided in the
case to which you refer, The Exchange
Bank of Columbus Us 0. P. Hines, Treasurer
that the Tenth section Of the act referred to,
is in contraveation Of the Constitution OF
Ohio. @F H' e2'4t't- s ~" o. h""
San Unconstitutional law is the same as
no law. Truman j., in Loo1nis .. Spencer
/ Ohio State Reports, SO ."21 '0
When an act Of the General Assembly is
drawn in question the presumption is always
h in favor ofits validity, and only when a
clear incompatibility between the Constitu-
ton and tEe act appears, in court jnsti-
fed in refusing to execute it. But when
such incompatibility does appear, as was well
expressed by Ranny, j., in the case Of W.
IL z. Rail Road Company as. Commissioners
OF Clinton county 'it is the right and duty
of the judicial tribunals to treat the act as d
nullity." Al .b '>.''.'
Such decisions are not and cannot be
made by d Coutt upon its own motion or
desire, but only when in a cause pending
before it, the suitor appeals from the acts
OF the General Assembly, to the Constitu-
ton of the State, which is above courts and
legislature alike.
Whether the General Assembly did or did
not repeal the 10th section after the decision
of the court declaring it unconstitutional, it
is needless, so far as the execution OF your
duties are concerned, to inquire. The sec
ton remain on the statute book and under
lawin the mode provided by Law, the ques.
can be again presented to the courts .by any
person who may feel aggrived by assess
ment in regard to its provisions. But until
the question has been so presented, and the
decision of the court reversed, it is wholly
imperative, and is mere nullity. '''@
4 The decision Of the Supreme Court, that
an act of the General Assembly is unconsti-
tutional, must be the end of controversy to
yourself and all other officers charged with
the execution Of the laws. p, ".'a
/ am sir, very respectfully, &C.,
GEO. W. McCOOK, Atty. Gen.
Hon WV. D. MORGAN, auditor Of State.
Columbus, Ohio. ....... J.t
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How to make a Modern Young
Lady.


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Take your lady tuig, whether healthy or
not is of little consequece; wrap it well in
clothing, but leave the chest and arms bare;
they are too sensitive and must be touQhen-
ed. Shut it in hot rooms, let it sleep
all the evening in room with good coal
fire, and bright gas light. The air will be
cool before morning and the light stimulates
Let her lie late in the morning, because
she is sleepy, and set up late at night be-
cause she is not. Send her to school early,
make her study as ILany hours as possible,
give little or no time for exercise and fresh
air, she must learn to do without them.
Send her to dancing school to cultivate
airs and graces and let her go to late par
ties to cultivate her manners. Screw her
dress as tightly as possible around the
waist, and let il fall off the shoulders. New
er imagine that the shoulders were ment to
hang clothes on, or that the form was made
right;-it needs moulding and training
Instead Of sending her to the ant or the bee
for lessons, tell her to take the wasp for her
model in form and proportions. Give her
shoes as tight as she can possibly wear, and
raise them on heels, SO as to prevent any
thing like freedom of motion, as that is in
elegant. e.F.t -.e aH
If she complain of head ache or lassitude,
dose her with medicine or give her glass
of wine; don't think for a moment that she
suffers from violating the laws Of health
Give her as many "ologies" as she can
crowd into the years Of school, music of
course, and dra ving and a snattering Of
half a dozen languages, She may never
need them, but they will tell among her &C.
complishments.
Behold her finished She knows nothing
of the sober duties Of life, nothing Of the val,
ue Of either time or money, but she has al
ways plenty of both, why should abe not still.
If notit is not your fault. She has no health,
but she is the more interesting; her teebleness
appeals to your pity. saa sas4se ea3 szss
Here is our young lady. What shall we
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