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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06
BY G.. r. DYER.

Es Hs WHfIH =, a Wtt1OneeF.
NoRi ORA1IOS STOCK AT ATCrTuN--0u>
~ 0SD.Y evening mex, thu 1lth inst at @
o'c ock at nv Auc ion Rooms on 18th street. door
frs m Pens syvauia avenu', shaH O. II 900 Cor
Poration stocE, inc est aysel. quarterly.
sap5-d s'.Ff =. =. vi
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By j. q. a.cG IA e e. A uettoneer.
TX ELLENT B0t Sr HuiD AND ETTCBEN
II furiitu-e ct Auction On MONDAY o-nirg
September lib, al iGrcInrh, ct one Of the tro
hous.s occupied by Prof D. e. Grorx on the ro., b
sd. n Tenn yivaaie avsnue, between 8 h and tn
4t!eets, shs sell an excellent sa orment Of Fur.
n ture. Wis;
Mahoesny Hatr-sest Sofa. nivans end Eoekers
Do Msrrle -'op C-rtre md Card Tables
10 S+crotuy Psr'or BARS
Antique InIaid Cabinet Statuett.s
Mahogany and Wall, nt Dressing bureaus I- =
BFdstt ads, W srdrob.s, Wa, h tands
Far anu husk Mattresses c ttage Set
Large lot Of blankets. Quill Bhes s. n. -
Fine psmask and Lee, Curtoius and CornJos
Chinese Vases Bowls &C.
Grapdolss. Sol md other lamps
ParIor, PSsssge, 6 air Ard Chamber Carpets
floor Mating. Rugs lcioth
Refrigerator. Cooking sto,e. Chamber stoSes
BORIS Eugratiugs aid Ne .sls IN frsm -
8u,ktesd, vi h Shelves enftsfjs ,or a cigar store
To ms: $25 and nndsr cash; over SIS q credit Of
two and fur ,.onths, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing Interest. :. -. - q.
JAS, O. MEG uTRS
aug I'D Aucdoneer
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Health OF Ealtimore The wsstAx -fhs
~ y arkets 90

y ov-.isy karksts 30
kALr1HoRE, Sept 6.-1his 10 oae Of he
hottest days We have had this season. At nsoa,
the Thermometer stood at IS.
There is considerable sickness In the city.
A number Of sudden deaths have tsksa place
within day or two, ct Fell's Point, Of de
SO reese milling the cholefs
The f1ur market remains without ohsnev.
Whcat-Sa' es Of Is 600 Bushels White, rsns.
log from 81 S., 81 IS, 81 20, 81 rs q 81 90 |:
ard ned from 81 81 . 81 az. Csrn-ssIes Of
Il 600 bushels VI white at - and yellow q
S5. Oats-Sxles at As O 40.
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NEWARK, n. j., September e.-Duripr y..-
'erday parade Of the American prOt.s, anti.
they we're attacked By . party Of e.tholiss.
IL is reported that two men were killed ana
several badly iju Cd. Shots, il 10 said, ~er,
bred from he catholic church. The church,
in consequence. was attacked and completed,
riddIed BY the rioters,
One account states tAat Thon.s Mccarthy
was kilIsd-reosiviog too balls In N l,dy.
The Coroner 10 now holding IN inqua svsv he
body. LA all shsss tsiser.phis reports e
street riots, now Of daily oecurrsass ia .ssrIy
every section Of the cenatry. what sppssss b
b &c parfs.statsneu,s, should 10 ssos;vsd vs,a
The greatest caution Edo. Star.
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Wish 10 HIRE A WON AN-To gn Into tie
l. country f-e miles, to cook Bnd for other 3urpo
sec Good ssges VIII BE- given 70 one that IS cnDpe.
tent T.. - ,t-. l17 ,-.t.-. d. Ci.AIkTr.
aep 4-St ,~. t...
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lOh HOlNG.-Mls DUVALI, Penna. svenuA
- nearly opposi'e Browne Hotel, has fine ROOM
and offers evers desirable comfort and socommods
ton for families or single gentlsmen--permanenI
or transient. No mole agreeable boarding hous.
will he found 10 Washin kton. - - h ikly
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From New York-sailing q the Asia >SvS-
IL j. death, %

NEW YoRk, sspt. e.-The royal mail steam
er Asia 8 sled at boon to-day for Liverpool.
She took out ninety passengers and ovss one
million dollars In specie.
The wife Of Goueral s.asrt, Of Baltimore.
died on board the steamer Hendrick Hudsoa
lsst evenide, just as the boat wM about start
iog for Albany.
The Grisi and Mario excitement 10 r,pidly
abating, liz iteyer existed
b. The weather is intensely hot to-day. Mae.
kets inactive. Stocks dull. Msney narint
very tight
Grand Ledge o. o r. Of tho united States.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-rhe Grand Lodge OF
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows Of the
United STATES, met this morning In purtusncs
Of adjournment. The Lodge is now sitting
with closed doors. 1t Il understood that the
new constitution is under confederation.
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9 ~ g: Re0UtRN. Aactf0Nssf. -
OeksMtroeY sale or H0uf . Am ior on.
I Tw1LItH efAKsT.-By or'sr Of the Trustfs
ofane.lia. p. fhiiipa lsbsii = q pull . ssseFs
,'ioek p ir.s on he pr,nt.s. tbs nsw tsostcss
Trans HeusH ant the LIT. on the vet fds Of
18th street west hetvee~ n ADD n srrsets north
,aesy scepisd By Jao ". Pstrips Toe house Is
,a,ou psrl,r,. tive cha NIB r. above With r'Iiiss
soor bsek buileite two sfesies hisb, eoefsinire
ehAm,srs bath fscDs Be; b-l,s through the b. us;
'vos DRY stable srd votd hooee IN r,ar on So-fe
nj Les, and q side tfey I'D xh- lovse n hsrd
Hetns ' A .sh.d 81 every respees, wssh MIR. than
ordinary coovsnisncss. tn. property ia soli to r.
move an iocuphranos now rvstias on r. Title pa.
oy notes N equal arornts IN siy,, tvs,v, and
months r~psc iveiv, With 'nt.rest sscurei
not canpird wiz ID rec ssys non sale, the pc
ger viii b. p sn!dsst Tx emo cost 81 the inst
rur'haser-- Bytrref r. PsILLIra =
l TrustA.cf Anye'ics d y mps. q
sep 6-IN - 80 MCGUIRE AuvtisAees.
BY @ Il E q n u SEQ TT, Auestooeers
. LtfG HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
L TuRE at Aucxon.-on FRIDAY, The sth In
slant se shai ss'f a thr lat residence Of the Bon
Daniel Mace on nc nth 3. ueSt to the cornr Of I'd
treet vest, mmedist ~ In tire rear of ST. Charies
ante'. at 10 o'clo,k T. m one assortment Of Fur
aiture. SissH y = - -T-fstcn '.ervro.T
Hsudsom~ walnut green epd 60 d h 0cstelts Gov
cred Psr or seis 'rs sting oftwo Prspch 20
fas. two large castor Arm AMI six parlo,
Mahogany -b>ir seat sofa, dressing ana other Bu.
Do slsrs,.rl, -ri,ins and Side Tables. and
Walnut ard Rosewood nsrbls Top cep.rs and Pier
fine eff. frsna 2. =. Mirror ard o.hsr G. assss .
Fins Rich Bfoest lie Win ow Curtsips Z,
ri Cottage Refs.sads, wssbs'sn's and Va BIO q
Feather he s, B ddug, hair and shuct A.tuessss
obina 6'sess Croek- ~ spd ss0pe Wsre. .,tE-r-
8 plv. i0g-ain. an stsi. Carpets, Rugs, 0efh, &c
Hall, SsJsr and other Lamps ~ = @
C,ns and wtot seat Cfars ".-.
Cooking, Bad 'ator, Aird.ht and other Stoves
With lot ~ Eitch.u sequisi'es
Ierrs: All ar me- urder $25 r.fb; cvef that eun
credit 81 4, :, spd a nfhs notse sstistsciofi
ly end rset, bst ring iat-res'. 2"
GREEN ecNrr, =
SEP Cd - suc.i pesrs
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YOU @ LAD1BS cbAs- IuAtI 1 asrIrUrE.
,AAB1AkrdSG AND DAT sGHOOE
s 81 ' sssssS . os,,oe =. s3, enc 'ss
III. exefci, % thu school viii Be resumed on
y MONDAY, the II, b Ssptelnher next
a res 9, sent on applicsti,n, s.5,.,. :. :,
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

:. .Sorner qf Iva street and AeW Fork auenue.
] Of the f,St Monday 10 b ktsmbe. 1854. Ihe
nunstr Of puDil' Is Iis,i ed ads school viii con
sa<t o'dthr. Glasses, Junior, Mddle srd S2nior Ev
cry desirable 'sciIity Is offered Ap fcations Shout
oe MAIDS fasmeiistsly preference givon TO thos
Who enter for the longest time.
Circulars a. the Bookstores. -----
Tux UNION FEMALE ACADEMY viii oren q,
the same time. Circulars IS above A. l.
! - 4 RICHARDS, = ~
jv 3l-dam Mia n EfiYu rms
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s7oGbu ,s4laiI saat'11 aiaI ,8sxlsd ,s1LJ
.1scu ae'siF tgs 80
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Ma He Meo0aMICk AND srsrHR
'ns stn q sepssMbsf, st tnsir place o. fess.
oooces on Hlst1e~,, .b@kWeen Prnpsyivsnia and
ni'soun aysuues, next doof to Mr. Wards board
ing ncese SIIDI I 81 seb 3reos.
.YasgEr. MRS 1LUNDY, ,er Sa.,
"ILLopena esaool Tor Young ladies' Oh north
wv si"e Of Z, between 9th and 10Th streets, he
nrse Monday In eeptehb Ben. 50 g1i fssa -
vor Sruars and terms apply to Mrs. l. "a -
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A GOOD ts,LORkD tDox 1wANreO. Aiso q
IA Negro Cir from lS to 70 years old. ts do gem
sral house~erk. 0~ners Of slaves will ind GOOD
somes FOR their tervanes. Apply at 4l4. sth st,
corner cfH ego b4A ~ y : s.'rr Gqf. s-p site
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

NOUDI ACAUEN1, ffHr
BOARDING AND DAY sCHOOLi FOR YOUNG
~ ,.s+- 49,. - GENTGEM EF. -das 7'g4 q.
Corr er of Il aad JaEA Streets ~ 7szss..
VAH dulles tf ;his Acsd. nv viii b6 resumed On
l. the n'se Monday In reptember. 7sise aaa '-atl.c
circumstances have induced the proprietor 10 re
duce the -nnmber Of purils snd receive Sv, 20
Circulars Il the ,p.,ituticn can be obtained At the
resi1en~e Of he principal sVlss -: =
aug 29-im CT MOHTs0N
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= Bad EXAMPLE - We we're Informed this
morning, that county officer named Ennis
bad qsarrel with his spause. which induced
him to thrash her. After this was over. he
gave her an order, which she refused to obey,
and he undertook to repeat the dose. Tho
lady, not liking this treatment, took chair.
and turned the joke completely It is hoped
that the example Of this oficef viii not be con.
sidered By the citizens Of ths Seventh Ward az
worth of Imitation. We never feel sorrow for
man who is crippled in . fight with his wife.
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YOUNG MAN IA desir,us OF obtaining board
n and . conf mtsbly furnished Room in >, re
spe;fabls private famiT. Or where ,hrrs ara tso OF
three b ,arders. he ocstiou to bs between Pa ~
.nue aud q, and 9th aud 18th rsefs..,..,-- -,,.
;Adrress "A b" through Cty Post, Ofiee vTT
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DoARD ,WANTEps-A gsntl, man ana his vi q
ID from the North, wish f9r boa d IL prtSst
family, OF where there sre Nv boardats Highly
-esrectabl- rtfrences v II m given II 90 fred and
stsfy, "a O." box 2ss, City Post ofEcs. f..o @U
e&p A-3A .afV -1o'-Eisz.. III. o.. r.g,r
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"A n INVOICE Of Hafrison's celebfatsdl %
~ lumbar ferfumAry inst opened st
fAf--. "a 3StEA.e stsss = JNO. y. 8L1IeHn "a
~. 90 e. sss.ss, astvsse % ~ !esh1epsts
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NOR RENT-Four n.v brink HOUSES on ohio
T. avsnue. betwaes l4sh and 18th st-eets Rent
moderate fnt u,re at the o6ire of T. ". oithinR.
ton Co, Wood and Coal dealers, near BY.
san S-,f % so - 10 /. =. a.
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Az ANTxD-A NURSE. thar viii travel. and
w wash Gr g-Rt EN- an and Ia D at wages
given. Enquire at WIN. UNIONS Grocery.
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..,sI - los syesi aF3AHNift M Is 4.
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Inero are four cases against him. Kelly is
baniy cut, but We do not know whether they
IRE Of . dangerous character OF not "a
TIE YAGsRs' ExcuRsIoS-LAsr or ,rr
'SEAsos.-1hs Excursion of the Washington
fageFs Capt. SchwArtlman which takes place
20 morrow, will be the last military trip OF the
asaagn, and the members are trying to make
: thesery best. They are "dsiag thipeS up
brown" ana making such praparaIions a5 y iii
make the JOY of the participants as deep q
the rolling suydersee." All that an eficien,
working committee can do, backed by the off
Gers and members Of the company, will be
done to make the excursion one of upmin eled
pieasuIe All the military companies in the
city are expected to be represented, and there
will be some from Baltimore, =,
e''5- -s1L -assonro = - 81. 3 e4-a
- KILLED By SuS-srRoE..-AnI rishman
aamed Patrick Lee, died suddenly, Yesterday.
on Capitol Hill, from the effects Of the sue.
having been struck on Saturday will its dead
ening rays IL Is wonderful to observers how
tbs poor laborers, who are seen toiling In the
sun, from mornings dawn to set Of sane
Can stand IL We are not furprised, therefore.
that occasionally one worn down c,aa,urs
sinks under the heavy burden placed icon
hm, against the injunction, "tbcu shalt live
Dy ths sweat OF thy brow" The order now II
thoa shalt die by sun stroke, or what in the
sans, y trying to live by Thy labor. :
NEW war TO Par PosrAsE.--A vop,.
gentleman having OCCASION 70 write a letter 10
friend In the country, sent it to the oisoe nv
. 8erman lad in his employ, Having no rot.
ago stamp, he gave him three cents to nav The
postage. Yesterday the gentlemen received a
to bis letter, and in il his friend reousst.
ed that when he wrots again, if he had NO
rsmp:, 70 send the letter without y,epaviag.
az he had ne idea Of paying fifteen cents poss.
ags on three copper. The truth was. that the
eeats into The enyelops and drapped IL into M
ooxt - TH8E--t -, 90
- Nor 71o-DAY.-Ns wore 10 ds 10 sag y.ster.
Day that IBarnum's extraordinary mnsum
Snd mensgerie' will have real gala AK 10.
noTtow.. sheh II should have been to ssayrou
scsNk. That IL he time when the grand sntree
takes llses, and ell WsshiDgtoa NAY b pre,
pared for something in Barnums original hss
= ~ y. W. 1.ss1y s' ssssse's s s''s
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..Weassr and WeaiaSs advertisements, tour linsi
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- -J.s3e1s taa y 9Yualls VIZ. ..2-9 y
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WASTEp-A f,st rate Ccok wuf r end r. ,as r
w American or 1truan woman preferred, n =
s]sve caa.ot tie had III quire at this ofacs.
appa-3sA .--I - f.sft,Tr1-- 20. ....a-
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NYANTED At MIRA M.L Daiei-ons "a a-ein az
w k-'weea 9th and 10th streets, twI expert
enced NLLLNERS. None but comIe emit bands
nsed apply. t-ts-r5is s4,e-t ~.-.. d. L. D.
seq 4-3tA 90 - =. -
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ARREST AND COMMITrAL.-Ye yesterday officer
Alien arrested young man named Luciu.
OBrian, who was charged with stealing from,
the trunks Of A. and W. Mckee several gold
chsins, silver watch, d.. O'Brian was taken
20 the guard house and searched, whom num-
Der Of pawnbrokers certificates, descfibint
the stolen goods, wsfn, ,fotLd upon him, be.
sides other articles In dieating his business al
. thief. The articles were pnMnsd With, q
a man named Herzberg, and oan be obtained
Tne prisoner was sent to Jail by Captain
Birch for trial at the Criminal Court.
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Il TFNNgB VISITED immed' ately ID One Who un
IA derstapds ell branches Of the business will 6nd
,oBstant eHployment Md esGd. WAGES by applyiGa
to IURsE 4 COLLINs.
Fssp 6--1w F,rf. grr 90 ID npp N;l..,ds' Po.al4
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CONCERT At CARusI's.-We hear that q
concert is soon to be given at Carusi's saloon,
in which Dunn Bowers and r. A. Handy are
to take parts, with combination of ether
home talent that will afford at least one even.
ing of intsrestiDg amusement; to the good people
0. Washington. Mr. Handy handles the aute
with any autist in the country, as all will SLY
who heard him play at the Ford benefit re-
Gently given by the Kunkels to their able agent.
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i fuk KEN To- be First u ard \ srn.ii wo.- fory
Il Brick RoBSs ~ith four -otms on 2Hh, tw
NJ and streets. not far ffe.A shs r1srkss Rent 81
PEI nth. trrly ct store Of = ~ "a -
eug jc--as2tA u q r. W JOHNSON n M !,
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ASorHER PRETTY Boy The Seventh Ward
appears to be on a " bust"' lately. Riotirg
and fighting appears to be gaining ground !;
but We are glad to zee the officers at their
posts. Yesterday afternoon, man named
Dennis Buckley, was arrested for cruelty beat.
ing and abusing his sister. Justice Ashford
sent him to Jail for trial at the next te, m Of
the Criminal Court
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IL X hENT-Two new frama HOUSES srtust4e
l. on b st Capitol, be Weei 4th and 9th street. .
For terms, ac, apply 81 - fg1E :; Tsi.1
~. - o. A. DALEY, D 'ptist.
~o- -. Pc asenues between eth and 7sb sts
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CHAPTER II.


Thornlon took the roal homeward in a
STATE Of mind which only lhe habilual calm
Of his nature preserved from despair. He
was marked BY more acueness OF feeling,
than strength Of characler-was much bet.
ter fitted 10 endure than " inllici; and he
had this in common wiIha all women--lbe
sensi,iyeness, which retired within itself on
being wounded, so filed lis mind with the
idea Of his own pre.eminence IN aiiiicllon,
as to sustain him against his hopeless
ness. ''
On reaching home he retired al once 10
his private chamber, and boiling himself in,
like an obstinate child, refused 10 answer
even cali from his mother and sisle', until
Ia,e in the afternoon. Then looking out
upon the prairie, where the bright sunlight
bs,hed ibe whole landscape in a fioOd Of
tempered radiance, he fell an irresistible
Iimpulse 10 90 forth. Mechanically he
grasped his gun, and opening the door,
without speaking to any one he walked
| m, If ,be house, ana took his way, per
lhaps from a half conscious impulse, along
Ithe road toward LOwdeu'sfare ~ q
Ii The meantime, an event had laker
Olaso @ Which nearly concerned him. As h
walked away in The morning, leaving 81
han aIous with his rival. TIlldrd waIche'
him mill he disappeared wiihoa, the grow
when again leaning his r'iie agaiu''a tres
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..5sIstt pu,stffu.. /.
d eliIuM MARCH acl ~ b
W nv WILLIAM CULLEN DRYANT.

% '"h"' ny WILLIAM CULLEN bhYANT'
.gllsd ti Wuli. 2 .ET-l ;0O. 70 o9ugIlig o.,
The stormy March is come at last, r.,
With wind, and cloud, and ehansing skiesi
3 / hear tho rushing OF the blast, 'stq ahi
o. Y That through the snowy valley flies. s, .
All, passing few are they who speak.
Wild stormy month in praise ol theej
Yet, though thy winds are loud and bleak, 20
Thou art a welcome month to me. .,.s.-.
For thou, to northern lands, ngnn a''
The glad and glorious sun dost bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train, r.
And wear'st the gentle name Of SPRING
And, in thy reign Of blast and storm,
Smiles many long, bright, sdnny day,
When the changed winds are soil and warm,
And heaven puts on the blue Of May.
Then sing aloud the gushing rlls
And the full springs. from frost set free,
That, brightly leaping down the hills.
Arc Just set out to meet the sea.
The year's departing beauty hides ,.s
OF wintry storms the sulcn threHti
But in thy sterncst fiOwn abides
A look of kindly promise yet.
Thou bring'st the hope of those calm skies,
And that soft time of sunny showers, ..
When the wide bloom, on earth that lies,
Seems brighter world than ours. ..
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Msrellunrons.
..r from Graham's Maguzinc.l 600 a
THE REGULATORS DAUGHTER,
-0R,-
THE LAW OF THE STRONG HAND,
A STORY OF ILLINOIS IN 1890.
BY. /. MCCONNELL.
CHAPT Ter 1.
And Liberty plucks Justice by the nose.

And Liberty plucks Justice by the nose.
. f.. Measure for Measured
A FRONTIER HOME AND.A PRAIRIE FLOWER.
A streamlel, with bright yellow sand,
Aecked: by red and blush pebbles, in
It's bed-wili dropping tufts of grass that
dipped their blades within its walers-here
and there a'bunch-ot willows, waving and
bowing to corresponding clusters opposite
ran sparkling along the outskirts OF
heavy wood. Sometimes il hid itself, for
a hundred yards or more, within The fringe
Of thicke,, and wound around the roofs OF
great old lrees-anon, it yentured out, Tor
a greater space, into The broad expanse OF
prairie on The east; and then, like llmld
navigator, as if it had gone too far upon
the grassy ocean. by sudden turn, II
sought again, the shelter of the groves
Al intervals, i, passed through "PoinIs = Of
timber, shaded BY ancient palrlarchs, that
s,oud far ou, in the PLAIN, like The advanced
posts Of an army. mcandered lovingly
among the groups Of plum and hazel, aud
then reluctantly flowed but once more upon
the open ground. .. ...a
Within one Of its bends, and between
two points of temporary oblivion in The
thiclSels, few acres Of green prairie sloped
gracefully from the forest 10 lis gsassy
edge; and, just within the shelter OF aged
oaks and hickories, was built long, lr'
regular log house. |, was what the early
pioneers called double that is two
separate houses, in fact, standing some len
feet apart, and joined by a roof over the
space between. Several additions had
been made to il; not by attaching the ac'
cumula,ion 10 the original editice, but by
posting little square cabins here and there
about The enclosure, and in the vicinity o'
the house," proper, as suited the conven'
ience or answered the whim Of the proprl'
etor. The stables and out houses OF The
same primitive architecture, occupied the
wooded slope, beyond the residence, while
high substantial fences Of heavy white oaE
rails protected each inclosure from lht
others. Within these were ample s'ore'
of grain and stacks of hay, with cattle ant
horses to consume lhem-and over the
whole place reigned an air OF rural PIen
y. - '','
The main building was large and com
modious---being divided into several rooms
and furnished with that luxury then 81
rare, glazed windows. From its front en-
trance could be seen several hundred acre
of rich farming land, fenced and cultivated
while, beyond, the prairie stretched ava
without limit, save the meeting Of the SIX
and the surface of ,he.green expanse, =
Abou, Two miles further down the stream
seated like this within the shelter Of III
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

WHAT FAMILY GOVERNMENT Is.-lt is
moi to watch children with n suspicious
eye; to frown al their merry ouibursls ol
innocent hiarity; to suppress their joyous
laughter. and 10 mould them ito melan
choly little models Of oclogenerian gravity.
And when they have been in fault, is
not to punish them simply on account OF
the personal injury that you may have
chanced 10 suffer in consequence Of tfeir
fault, whilc disobedience, unattended BY
inconvenience 10 yourself, passes without
rebnke.
Nor is il to overwhelm the little culpri,
with food Of Ongry words to stun him
with deafening noise; TO call him by
hard names. which do no, express his mis-
deeds; to load him with epilhets, which
would be exlravagant if applied to fault
of ten fold enormity; or to declare with
passionate vehemence thai he is the worst
child in the village and destined 10 the gal
lows. ,~-..... .r ......
But il is to watch anxiously for the fr.t
risings Of sin, and to repress them: to
counteracl the earliest workings uf -vvifis'I-
ness the first beginnings Of rebellion against
righdul authority; to teach an implicit and
unqnestioning and cheerful obedience 10
the will of the parent, as the best prePara-
tim for future allegiance to The require
ments Of the civil magistrate, aud to the
laws of the great Ruler and Father in
heaven. ..i,.... ..
| Ills TO punish fault because il is a
fault, because iris sinful and contrary to
the commands oil God; wiihou, reference
to whether it may or not have been pro-
ducliye of immediate injury TO the parent
or to others. ,.l.-.-I..,, d,
| Ills to rrprove with calmness and com
posure, and not with angry irritation; in a
few words, 6ily chosen, and not with q
torrent of abuse; to punish as often ps you
both intend and can remember TO perform;
to say what you mean, and infalIibly TO dc
as you say.
ills to govern your family as in',h'
sight Of Him. who gave you authority
who will reward your strict fidelity viii
such blessings as he bestowed on AbTa
ham, or punish your criminal neglect viii
such curses as. he visited on Eii.-Reiigi
ous Herald. .dl hH ;aIfi4 so'as'2 ''H q
a.