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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
| RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-captal $500 coo
Company insures against loss or damage BY fire In the
city country, Real and Personal Propr rty, incu-
@ sa as~sm 4 - go o. E. BREsEE. Actuary. +
HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. 60
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street, between Main and Ca.
HiMENTAs M, ne 5Ns sis sSa
| ard LIMITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
W--An orders promptly attended to. -., =
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBlNsos s
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!-T preparation is offered
the public infslible remedy but as being
the best yet discovered for Choera Cholera Morbus
Diarrhea, Dysentery Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach, &C., &c 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste causes no unpleasant sensation, and does
with you. T.. d. ROBINSON M b. p
Office on Franklin street opposite Metropalysan an
Hall. "au 2-Sm
DR. MLANE's VERMlFUGE.-ANoTHER
MEDICAL WrTEEss.-lt Is no small evidence of the
intrinsic value of this great Vermifugs when even
phy@cians who are generally prejudced against ps-
to Its trumphans success in expsl ing worms. Read
the following: = 80 -
BARkIseNvILLE, Shelby co KY. April 2 '4s.
hu,
ding permanently in this place. In the year lS4S
when resident of the State of Missouri L became
acquainted with the superior virtues of Dr. Lanes
Vermifuge At some more leisure moment viii
send You the result of experiment made with
one vial, in expellirR upwards of 909 worms
L. CARTER, M. D.
EF- Purchasers will be careful to ask for a,
VERMIFUGE ~ 0A i'N
There are other Pills purportng to be Liver Pills
now before the public. y -%
P. s.. The above valuable medicine, also Dr. NJ.
LANES LIVER PILLS. can now be had at all re.
speeDrug Stores II this city. &Ei.-
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Drusgiets
se 4-d&s1w Richmond. Va.
CANDoR AND TRUTH-In calling the at
tention of the community to Stablers GOOD Medi.
cines we wish it distinctly understood that we me-
yer make an assertion ia regard to them but what
strictly true In all respects. The ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANT aud the DIARRHHIA COR
OF the best and most celebrated PHI ysicens who uu-
hestatngly recommend the Expectorant in all cases
ef Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, &c :;
and the Diarrh9a Cordial 10 also warmly recommend
ed Ia all diseases of the stomach and bowels Both
OF these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
when used according to the dire ctions in efectiug
complete cure of the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only SO cents, or six bottles for
81 so. -
E. H. sTABLER CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out virginia au u23-d&cl2t
np GpopcE S1,Dn,n
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THEsDAILY DISPATCH.
.aY ]. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to sabsuribers
ct SIX ASpA evanTER CENTS PEk WEEK, payable
20 the Carr Or weekly. Price for main q, u yeaf
10 advsnce.t
Tn. WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued syery Fri.
S.y and ma I'd TO Subscribers at 81 per annum.
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EDUCATION.
NOTICs-The subscriber will, on NC

NOTICE-The subscr1ber VIII, on NUN
~ DAY, she iIth Of September commences teach
ips school "a the school hou.e occupied by Mr..
George this ear. The scheol-housc 10 on 9racc q
near Church di He will teach ten month"; the
school 10 clsve the 18th of July 1855 Hts terms for
each schols #for the term will be for Reading Wu-
ting Arithn stie, Geography and English Grammar.
sac for yot<Eer learners Si2, payable quarterly IN
advance Te school, IL encouraged w,ii conttnus
for several years Strict attention viii be psid to
the learning ind morals of all the children committed
10 his care JOSEPH Fl. ROGERS.
an ZIP
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 coo
office I4th street, next to the Post Office. This
Company against loss damage BY fire In the
city country Real and Personal Prope rty, inclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port or on voyage.
au 25-3m q. r. RRESEE. Actuary.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN WtRWICK'S BUILDINGS.

Broad Street
MRS Eliza JANE DARDEN, Principal
T'HE COurse of Instruction will be tho
Il rough, and teachers of experience and acknow.
ledged ability will assist In each department.
MRS. DARDSN will give her pupils a critical ex-
animation once week, and impartial report of
their progress ysI be made monthly to parents and
guardians Hel supervision will be attended with
that care and 90 etancy which the truly responsible
station of the itsisnt teacher requires.
TERMS:
Per session Of months from the Second Monday
in Septemberlt
Ordinary En- fish branches..............$l $40
Advanced 10 do ............. IS
Highest 90 do ............. 20
Bonochromaic c Painting. u
Sketching ... ...............,.. 8
French and 1sic-PIofessorS prices.
~ Ten or tw.tve Pupils be accommodated
with board. an 23-2w*
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ST. LUkE'S CHAPEL.

CORNER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RIcHmoEp, VA
TsHE Subscriber, having had severn, ve,rs
expericence % teacher, will open AT ths 49,.
place, on the let of September "e Aoose
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
fFor Sessfos ef 10 months payable semi-annunLt in
dds0nceD "
Ordinary Ensiish Branehss. hss....................s $40
SasnoeSo 20
ss lo-tlossp GEO. A. WEED.
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lava COFFEE 40 matts prime Old
~ Java Coffee, In store and for sale BY
E0dLESTON, FIIZ0EhALDA d CO..
re No APea ct
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CAREER q Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va; w. H. CARRIER, j. B. BREcKEnRIpcE.
l.. l. STEVENSON. Proprietors
Travellers will find this new esteblishuent a first
class house, and the Proprietors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests
. The American" is situated immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad iv 59CSm
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ENGLISH AMI CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN MANCHESTER,
BY REV. THUMAS II. JONES, A. NJ
THE School will be re-opened on the
Il fast Monday in October next.
TERMS:
(Pey Quarter, o. tsco and half n,onths.)
Elementary English, including first books in
Geoeraphy and Hlfory. y.....................e5 90
vi Insisn course. w
Latin, Greek and Mshematics. ...........I00 90
Charge for fuel. per a, mum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
hTm.
NO pupiis received for less than q quarter and no
su J-1m
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JAMES b. SCLATER,
PRoDUoE BROKE
Corner Cary and Pearl Streets Richmond, Virginia.


GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK q. RUFFIN. Seeye.
fdrvc c e Iirginf1 State -4gricnltuYdI Society," and
n. AUGUST oEer their services to the pubije a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purehase Of
LANDS In PfFginia and the Southern and Westeyn
States. " ~
Ofhee--.t the ofic. of the Viycinin s,o.e AoyieuL
tdyat Society,", No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NsrARY PUBLIC Axp AccourrAHr
omce-ssapoVe' fe8-ts
LARus g. SHINE, AucrIoNEERs AND Con-
MISSION MERCHANTS, will attend promptly to all
saes of Real Estate, stock sales of Merchandise of
every description sales of Household Furniture in
auy part Of the city country, and liberal cash ad
yances made on a goods INTENDED for auction or pub
lie sales. an "a
L-xURIANr HAlR.-The care of the hair
may be uneeasng. and its cultivation superinte nded
without genial growth and condition of the mate
m rsi 20 work upon every effort will be fruitess-
Inc most thiniy scattered locks that de4ied eyerv
eHort OF art may be verted into iuxur.pt
oy toe spPncanon OF FLETcHER,s HAIR ToNfc
when nss thus become the indispensable sppepdsse
20 every fashionable toilet 1t acs ike mas,c IN ers
dicstins eaudfuf and makes the cosrsest half soft
The genuine FLETcHEa,s Ham ro.,c 4. .o,A !,
bennet & 6eers, 4. Duva, John H. Blair Thom.s
Taylor, Broad St. end undef ths Americsn HoeeL
holesaie and retail, by the Manufacturer
N. b.-No charge for tidal
snsi JOHN 3. JOHNSON.
AMERICAN HoTEL,
n0ND, yIRoINIA.
- u.afr 49,
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M RS. GORDON, assisted by her daugh.
NA ter will re-opA her SCHOOL for Young La
eles on MONDAY, d of October next at the resi-.
esnce OF DIR Brooke brough on Clay street. between
od ana 4th, where APPLICATION may be made person.
Ally amer the 10Th of September, or before that
nne oY letter addre7ed to Mrs: Gordon, Richmond
Terms Tor thu session of ten months.
English tuition. ...,.,....,..Sa Sao
Primary departm mnt..............,.,3a at. 80
EceNeo'''.''' a '''''''''''.ss....,... ~
Music ..4...............,.,, so
au 30-2awt2Oc
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DIR. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner Of Medicine in BALTIMORE respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office on Les.
ter st., Rockets. iy 2-ts
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IT'D D. NAILS.-l0OO kegs, for sale
.e4 TINsLEY. rARDy 1 CO.
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REMOvED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main ST., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith l. Roberts az Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Il Harwood, where all or.
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prom pt
attention. Iiy 7-2m*I p e IARUEr
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THE MISSES KINGS SCHOOL.

GRACE s., CHURCH HILL.
'HE Exercise of this School will be re-
4 sumed on Mon6ly, the Cd of October
The Course Of fnstsuction-in which they will he
assisted by competep' Teachers and Professors-wiI
a. usual embrace all the branches taught in schools
sl 9i the highest grade Weekly Lectures will be de-
yeIea ny the frtfsasors 10 the Senior Class on Mo
rel fhliosophy and chemistry. The latter will be
accompanied d by Extsriments aud to beth of these
Lectures young ladies in the hborhood not me m
bers OF the School, Ray be admitted
5-2awtlstO
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RlcHM0ED. VE

TUESDAY MORNING. sErrEnBER s 1ss4.
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March l, 1861
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studies. $50 co
lU W
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Musc-Piano with use of Instrument. $40 90
Organ or Harp. rp......................... so 90
ouILdI bU w
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery &c. $50 to SO 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board, (fuel, lights &c. inciuded) Sa00 90
" [U
e No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In cases of pro-
tracted sickness deduction will be made for abb
sence; Applications for admission, or inquiries in
regard to other particulars may be addressed Rev.
BASIL MANLY, jr, President of the Institute, Rich
mond, Va. J. B. LETTER
Jy l4-3m President of the Trustees.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUcCEss.-Ihe excite
me m mt in behalf of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BlTTERS continues to increase IN this civ
as we'll as throughout the State. As sure cure for
dyspepsia. toTpdity of the Liver Sour Stomach and
Nervous Headache, they have rival; and in addi-
ton to the great virtue of Bakers Premium Bitters
we have never heard of a case of Cholera, Cholera
niorous Diarrh9a or Summer Complaint, where they
have been used re egularly during the summer MOI
should you be attacked with the above complaints
use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS freely for or
days. aad you will be permanently cured With
the confidence have in it. we advise ali heads of
families to keep bottle two regularly on hand in
cases OF emergency, with the confident assurance
same time go harmless. Only so cents per bottle-to
os had OF a the principal Druggists throus hout the
Va, Proprietor. an 10
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
FouShee Street 6etween Grace and Broad
81. Gets, Rgchmoad.

81 GETS, R7cha1Ond.
j. B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.
THE exercises of this Institution will be
resumed with increased facilities for instruction
on MONDAY. the Cd of October next, and will con
tnue till the 18th sf July following.
The course will embrace all the usual English
Branches, the Lata, Greek and French Languages
and Mathematics.
The Principal hsa the pleasure to announce that
Professor Ii. B. nj CHARD, who has taught with
eminent success in his city for Dr. Maupin Rev Dr.
Hoge and others, will have charge of the depart-
ments Of French d Mathematics the ensuing ses.
sion.
The Primary De artment fol small boys will be
uncer constant sup -yson, receiving attention both
ly for the purpose. Sound and thorough scholarship
will be aimed at, aLt every effort promote its at
tatnment will be m-le.
For Primary Englist ] $50
For Higher English lish...............,...,.,,, 40
For Latin, Greek ard Junior Mathemetics with
r'hgusn'' ...'..... ...-.......... SO
For Senior Matthew tics. cs...............,,,,., 10
The tuition Is pay,5e half in advance and half the
LIST of March. O
For farther paric Jars circulars or snquirs of
the frlncipa at the corner OF Grace and Adams sts
Attention is asked o the following card
RICHMOND, July, 1854.
The undersigned, paving had sons under the tut
tlcn OF Mr Budwells confidently recommend him ss
staithtni and competent teacher.
JAMES b TAYLSR, w. M. HARRISON,
H. D. hoWEN, A. SEEAD, NJ. D.,
de We're and w HI. HcGutfey University of Virginia:
President Ryland ant Professor Christian Richmond
College; Rev. Dr. Jeter and Prot. w. B. Rogers.
aul-T&F-ts
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Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
out Virginia. au 23-dGolI
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, DC. &c
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment 10th street, between Main and Ca.
NAMENTAL Z PAINTING, GLIDING, BROWNING
ard INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
Bile. -5.s s-sas- .e. "a, eef f-e..r55fe szes- 3.
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GOO DAR1gnAD0g DOWDElEAnn,,

going before you; clasp me closer: let me feel
your lips; lift my head; put my baby IS mouth
to minei-and she died. And for an hour af
ter held her baby in my bosom, till felt it
cold. 1t was dead too.
There was a long, deep, impressive pause
and again he went on.
sThey made my heart desolate. wretched and
VOID; and II, in turn, desolated their house
hold, and wrecked their peace forever, as they
had two passions to feed and fostcr-thc most
Doundless love for me, their only child and a
pride which God forgive them, they had also
given to me, and the latter the greater, they
sacrificed me to that pride. Well, trampled
on their pride. They knelt to me in the dust
and ashes of humility, and scorned them.
'Ihey offered me a bride, the faircst in the
land, and only laughed at them. They could
not give me little Alice, and | had nothing
else for which to ask. 1 had a grand funeral
from that workhousc for my wife and child.
and put my name on her coffin lid, and after
that day forgot that had {; name or parents.
and felt that L had avenged Alice, for their
house is house of mourning, and the world is
to them as to nfe-a sepulchre
sAnd this is the reason that [ don't care for
anything that comes or goes, that happens or
does not happen. L want to be dead. want
to sleep, and never wake up.
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mighty truth. Sec the dark path of crime
they might have trod; see the agony, the
shame, the maternal anguish that might have
swept ike desolating tempest over thy heart:
then thank thy God, in burst of fervent praise.
that he took them in unsullied youth from a
world of sin to place of safe refuge.,.
The voice ceased, and darkness fell like a
pan on the marble floor; but through the arch
ed windows came streaming the pale moon
light, and beneath its holy rays, the mother
knelt and prayed.
There fell on her heart blessed calm, as q
voice whispered to the troubled waves of sor-
row, sspeaee, be stiIl.''
And the angel of death stole softly in, and
sealed her pale lips forever, whilst repentance
and resignation were breathing from them in
the music of prayer.
Oh, weeping mother. who art hanging gar
lands Of sorrow ever fresh over thy children's
tomb, take to thy bereaved heart, and ponder
we'll, this 'sMother's Lesson!''
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The Territory OF Ksnsas

a correspondents Of the PRESBYTERIAN SAYS
| that the proposed Territory of Kansas lies
west of Missouri. 1t extends west tbrao ~
| four hundred miles, and consists nrincinoI,,- %
beautiful and fertile praries. The timber Is
inssty confined TO the neighborhood of water
courses. There is more wood, however. in
Kansas than in Nebraska, which lies west Of
Iowa; and more in the eastern than in the Eyast-
ern portion of the territory, where those trca-
less plains commence that stretch to the noun
tains. The scarcity of timber is the only draw
oack, ana this must prevent parts of it from
becoming thIckly settled for a long time. II
would seem, that Providence DESIGNS tl,asa
immense prairies, stretching eastward from the
ROCKY Mountains for thousand miles, to be
the great grazing region of North America
just as he does the Mississippi valley for grain.
the Gulf States for cotton, and the Atlantic
States for manufacturing. Upon the largo
prairies of Illinois and Missouri. bowaver
hedges and stone fences are coming extensive
y INTO use, and the same mode of fencing will
De adopted IN Kansas. Coal is known to exist
In different sections of tho territory and -
VIII probably be found in sufficient Quantities
for fuel.
Inc soil is well adapted to grass and grain.
ahq III portions OF it, especially near the Kan
sas river, there is an excellent hemn land
Tor farming purposes, that portion tbroupb
"hlch the Kansas runs, with its numerous
siii''ii trloutaries, is esteemed the most desira
oie- Inc soil is surpassed by none in the
west, and at no very distant day the valley M
the Kansas is destined to become one of the
most attractive in our country. 1t is situated
as near the centre of our country also. as
need be; Fort Riley on the Kansas. one hmm.
dred and sixty miles west of the Missouri line
being the central point of the United States.
as near as can be ascertained. Along the val
Aey of the Kansas, also, must some day pass the
great thoroughfare between the Atlantic and
Pacific, whether the first Pacific railroad take
this route or not. Copper ore has been found
also in this region.
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"Lead Us not into Temptation. !"

The pathway of the inebriate is lined with
rum shops, and dangers beset him at every cor
ner. Said weeping drunkard, not long since,
&c cannot now go to meeting or to mill, for
my appetite controls me, and cannot resist
temptation. But pass the Maine Law and
could die a sober man, and, think, go to Hea-
ven. Without it 1 must die drunkard.' -
There is tear in every word. And yet men
who know not the strength Of the devil which
binds the drunkard, viii deliberately place
temptations in his path endangering his ruin
in two worlds.
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Shows OF Iron.

we wandered into machine shop Yesterday.
Every where, up stairs and down stairs. intefJ;-
| gent machines were doing the work. once done
by thinking and toiling men, In one nlaco =
chnckicheadcd affair, looking like an elcpbants
frontispiece, was quietly biting bars of cold
iron in two, as if they had been so many oatan
| straws.
In another place, fierce little thing. with
spindle shaped woapon--a sort of e.DeviI,s
darnins NeedIe,'' was boring square bolas
through the solid wooden wheels three inches
or more in thickness.
Away there in the corner of a device abo,t
as large and noisy as humrning bird va ann
sing itself cutting ont pieces of steel from SOL
ID plates, as easily as children puncture paper
patterns with pin.
All by ltself,in another place, was a machine
that whistled like boatswain, and rough
boards came forth planed and groved, finished.
ready for place in something, somewhere, for
somebody
Every where these queer machines were bu-
81 doing all serts of things in all sorts of ways
boring and planning, growing and morticing
turning and sharpening and saving.
Down stairs in a room by itself, as it wonld
be alone, we found the grand mover of all
these machines.
In corner, some distance from the genius
we write of, fire was burning, perhaps to keep
1t 'tjust comfortable and perhaps, not.
1t was very busy-the thing gas-lnoyine an
arm of polished steel, backward and forward
over frame equally polished and glittering;
as one in thought sitting by a table, passes his
fingers to and fro, along the smooth surface of
of the mahogany.
We say it was busy, and so it aras; busy do
ing nothing. 1t went nowhere 1T hammered
nothing, ground nothing, but just passed its
ponderous arm backward and forward. Itnei-
ther ate nor spoke, but there, sefron carly morn
to dewy eve,'' it timed the toll going ON, every
where around and above it.
There were indeed, few men made Of flesh.
sixty or so, here and there about the establish
ment, Furnishing rather than doing the work.
That thing with the Iron arm works the won
ders. 1t will work more.-N. Y. Tribune.
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a REMNANT OF ANCIENT SupERsr1rrox.-A

a REMNANT OF ANCIENT SUPERsTITIoN-A
German, known as Dutch Charlie, was recent
ly murdered in Colorado county. Texas. As
the body was surrounded by people, an Irish
man proposed that those present should sue
cessively place their hands upon the body of
the deceased-believing that, whenever the
murderer touched it, the wounds would COM
mence bleeding anew. The suggestion was
acted upon, and, sayes correspondent of the
Richmond Texas Inquirer, as soon as a man
named Hiltebrant applied his hand, the blood
began to flow. Hiltcbrant was arrested, and
shortly afterwards committed suicide by hang
ing himself.
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THE HOMESTEAD.
rY LADY SPENCER.


1t is not as it used to be,
When you and were young,
when round each elm and maple tree
The honeysuckles clung;
But still love the cottage where
passed my early years,
Though not single face is there
That memory cndears
1t is not as it used to be,
The moss is on the roof,
And from their nests beneath the caves
The swallows keep aloof
The robins-how they used to sing
When you and were young;
And how did Git the wild bees wing
The opening flowers among
1t is not as it used to be,
The voices loved of yorc,
And the forms that we were wont to SOC
Wcsec and hear no more.
No more, Alas. VIC look in vain.
For those to whom We cIung.
And love as wo can love but once.
when you and were young.
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OUT AND IN.-A Frenchman, who was trav-
cling in canal boat, was in the cabin at the
time the boat was about passing under bridge
The captain shouted Look out ~ to the pas
scngers at the top of his voice. The French
man understood him literally, and polled his
head up out Of the cabin. He received Sc
we're bump upon the forehead which knocked
him sprawling upon the floor. He jumped up
in great rage, scratched his head and address
sed the captain in the most indignant style.
ssSare, what you say sLook OUT for. Why
You not say Look ia!'''