Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

rnrp.d up in Il, review OF it, which she had received
| ard the following conversation rnen'n;
"Papa, have hrun writing L """G ,:
Ill ave Won, NY U.ai ~" went on iC"n-I
But, papr, want YOU T. look II, II.
~ cum't be ifnur-i - rrdt. manuscript.
But II is printed. :. :.
IL hope ynu'vo not been involving yonrse.: il
any such silly expense
,hirk shall lain come money by it; may real
van some reviews ni il! She read the reviews, aii'
again as.i,r him it he would look over the book IL
,ad she might leave ii, ANA he would see. Later oi
;!a evening Ee sent bis daughter an ih'itat'2!
20 drink tea with him. Wten the meal was nearly
ruurMic, ne su!!-"Chiidrcn. Charlotte nus beel
wr;in. book aud think it is better one ti;,n
>r"ctrd." For some years lie never mentioned '!''
sabjcc again. 40:
;;r,nIr thus describes her first introduction io her.
IL arrived ~ the house Of mutual friend, leu WIZ
IN thu. table and behind i; sat little wee dark per,
,,u ,lr.ssrd in block, VII" scarcely spnkr, 80 ti"
aad time for good o,S ut her. She had suit lsI'
IA brown hair, Eyes Of the same tint looking s'E"
=, you aud very good AMI expressive; reu"'S''
,unicy:ou, Wide mouth altogether p!ai; Tue '',
mead square, broai. aud rather ov'rhans ihS. ~.
,unds are Ike BIRDS claws, and -hc Is 5" so'I
al rhal she canuui sr, yuur face unless YOU are c'
70 ner She j. said to be triyhttully shy ana as,',
cries n; the thought of g":mS among s'ra'h''''
,Ssarpes London Ntg":''".
STRUGGLES OF i.r GREAT.-Thore is t.
manly energy and hesvon.clnninG th 1st, s,.,,
.t nv love and faith und hope, al "uh' ""''r
he ,nu,atain brcczcs blow, aud rom T"" c ,rnmn,
rnr. nil the virtues gather strength: 800. J,nr,
v,u upon the distinguished men thll ~ 80, ;mrm;r
, ~ liz. ,,ui,I and control the tiilIcs ''iu i,'i
..,nt was their origin anI what was '"e'' '" n
tunrs Were they, as genera w. Srnh me,
landed on the iap Of wealth w. "" ~
emerge from the homes "i 'eTe srncns their f,cu
,rrn.,lnr poverty. Necessity sllarpc',' .'u" -.
80 md nriyatn! and sacrifice brace 'ne' Ill., m,
,ure They leuru the great art 81 reh' .T,, tn,
eni,y the happiness of having few Walls ais nnt nm
nn,bipr of Indifference or saie!E' inr'o ;. nj n
Ill, 6br, in their frames. They pmt tEe s'to. ta
.sni,,t, nprnosc into every act. The euSr U! trt
minds i always kept sharp In the sh",hS VI nv
n,n like these meet the softly nuTt"Feu u"ln@ v,
mrnnrrity us the vessel OF iron meets me 'eSset ~
pp,a;n Ijft yonr hear: above the region OF Will
t,,. ,,rI cowariv fears. Put on that even temper
"f mind which shall be n shadow IN success anu
I;a,r in adversely. Ii wealth and Distinction receive
,Lrm in a thankful and moderate slnrit. IL theE ,'
not come, fill their place with better guess Nc
member that all which truly cxnlts and cnnoo'es
man is bound him 10y ties Us ind!ssouble us h"sc
which link the panels 10 the sun. Plant yourself
uuon Gods iuimutabic laws and fortune ana lanrc
viii be no more than vapors that curl aud p"v iar
beneath your feet George ). HHdrdS .n''caf"'
Library iddrtSS.
TO PRESERVE a BOUQCET-A florist oil
many wears experience gives the following reccp' Tor
nr.seryiuy LouguctS Gur an indefinite period, when
may be useful to our lady readers:
..Wheu YOU receive q bouquet sprinkle II ll::htiy
with fresh water. Then put II INTO a vessel cohfaih
ing some soap.suds this will nutry the roots, ana
keen the flowers us bright as new Take the houqHe'
nnt nf the suds every morning and lay il sideways
lthe stock entering fir y into clean water; keep II
there minute two, then take II out, and sprinkle
The flowers lightly 10y the hand with water. Replace
in the soap suds, aud it will bloom us fresh rs when
L. Lain tuU a yer
three or four days. BY observing these rules b"u-
ouet can be kept bright and beautiful Tor at least
month, and will last still longer in very ltSSabc
sa,; but attention to the fair but frhll creatures ms
directed above must be strictly observed, or all Will
perish"
FULL PROOF OF THE MINISTRY. BY john
NJ. NoRroS, A. NJ. RECTOR Of ASCENSION
Church, FRAAKroRr, Ky. Published by Red-
field, New York. iReccived from Nr.Woodhouse.I
This volume is sequel to THE Boy who WAS
trained up to be Clergyman unpretcndins work
which has been well received by the public and eH
,eu,iye,y circulated. Mr.. Norton teaches that the
,ruest sign of Divine call to the Mmistry is, "when
it is the full purpose OF mans heart 10 Ve LOT Jesus
Christ and His church" This book will no doubt be
very popular amongst Erisc"palians.
QUESTIONS OF THE SOUL. BT j. T. HECK
Err Published by Appleton & Co., New York.
Received from Mr.. Woodhouse.l
The Roman Catholic portion Of the community
will find in this work. some of the bcsi arguments thai
can be offered in favor oil the Church Of Rome 1t
especially addresses itsel! TO new converts t" CHho
cisn.
LIE CURE MONQUE OK SOCIAL AND RE
IIGlOUs CUSTOMS IN FRANCE. tx FL
GESE pE CorRcILL0S. Published by Harper "
Bro,herS N,.w York. deceived from Mes-rs'
Harold 4 Murray.
The author was educated 10 become priest, u"t
for reasons vi ich lie recoui;s, ecclesiastical iiio oe
came di-tasrcfu to him ard he entered the army
Herce the title which Inc has given his narrative o
"Le Cure Monqne the Unfinished Priest nc
,ives an apparently fs;!Fn! representation OF the
modes of life and thought. ana the social anu Tei'
pious customs of Inc French people residing IN the
provinces Of Frauce-a class Of people comparatively
ignorant aud un.ophistcutei, wha cling TO many OLD
usagcs and superstitions thu; have come down I"
h.m from time immenorial, and who retain thdI!
ia;;h in much that has been d-car'icd by the mere
auliyhtsncd. N. De Courclhon announces that the
,r,s.nt yo.u.ne il TO he succeeded by one giving
fn 6,l nf lilitarv life e:ahudicd III al expert
ono, of twc.v,. Years III the French army.
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