American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

we'd 10 adopt lie boldadEenture of passing
through the centre of tho village, as, The
least tazardops. and the sequel proved the
correctness Of her Judgment They now
steered.a coarae for the Ohio river, snd sfz
ter three days travel arrived safe at die
block house. Their escape and adventure
prevented the Indians from making their
contemplated attack; and the rescued girl.
tprovgl 70 be the sister Of the intrepid Corr
1 neal, WASH burn, celebrated in the ,history0 Of
! Iudian warfare, Grd as the renowned spy
of Capt uKen'on's bloody Kentpckiaps. ~
- : = ----' -'-' ;sy
Grace i'm Eeillasc Dress. gs.I
Somebody has said tina a Parisiansgriste
cite, with is:..,i"iulle an,iibbon, will con
qucr the .worlI, w!Gl- an Esxlish woman,
with i'll her shawls, damasks and diamonds,
looks only like an animated cloths, horse.s
There is some exagyeraion in this'sl8te-,
ment, but more wit, aud still more, TRUTH
Ihe women Of Fraaue uaquesiionably have
IA bettertaste in dress tilan these Of Great
! Briton or America. In both our mother
country aad this there is too much Of what
Llnay be called 'snobish in female attirc,---a
The ladies Of Anglo Saxondcm. seem TO
fancy that the-more they spend IN dtess
! the prettier 1hey look. Accordingly one
sees lttle womeucoeered all over with lace,
Sor buried in the middle OF siiR -brocade,.
! orralmosl lost TO ght under apading vel
vet hoax ,gwi, il capes that extend on either
side, like gigantic wings. opone behUhls
tail woman. If snch is the ClSbion, nickpd
out in light sleeves, and stripes. silks, ihe
! cos lineas of The material, being regarded
by the wear,r. as. sRm .ien. compensation
tor the incongruits IF the styles: r. ..ss 3
1 A French servant gifl has better taste.
She knows It is mo- So much the rirhness
Of tile material as, The way It is made up.
! and the manner IN which it's worn. 'tlat
! gives The desired elegance. A neat fit, a
graceful bearing, and 4 proPer harmony.
between the complexion and the cvlors,
has moro 10 do with Frightening female
attractions than cpcn american aides seem
to comprehenE Many a wife looks pret-
tier if she would but know it. in her neat
morning frock of calico. than in the incons
I gruous pile Of tinery which she fdignifies
with the tide of fun dress. Many an un-
married. female first wins the heart of her
future husband in some simple unpretend-
ing attire, which If consulted about. she
would pronounce 100 cheap except for or
dinaty wear, but which by its accidental
suitability TO her figure, face and carriage,
iaolizc her youth wonderfully Hthe sex
would study taste in dress more, and seare
less for expense, they would lIaveto rcas-
+ on 10 regret it. At present the cxtrava:
kgsnce of American lfsmales!is is provethial.
4 We wish wecouh say as much Of theireie-
/ gancc inthc saine]ine, E 8 }.u1.s; l. I
! BEArTFuL. PRAyER.--Lerd, bless and
preserve that dear person whom thou .hasl
cbosen'to be my husband: let his life. be
long and blessed. comfortable and .GQlyi
!, and lei me also baeome,a great comfort aud
blessing unto linn. 4 sharer in all lis j9ys,
refreshmept in all his sofrows! and, a
> meet helper for him in all the acchlenS.afia
J changes of the. world: anG make me ami
able forever in his eyes and very, dear tc
him. Unite his heart 70 me in the deaees'
E, union of love and holiness. and mime Il
! lIim in all sweetness, charity and edmph'
J .ance.p Keep me fton, all ungentleness aiId
! i'll bumoT, and make humbleand obs'fient
? useful and observant, that We may delight
. in cacll therimieoEliRglv 7tes4.hyl blessed
sf word and ordinance, and both OF, us may
-ifeieitein thee, hayingieugapoIt oItion TO tl'
!, love and setviee of God forever; Mother
8 lKdyusineia atsas 2.i,.q sl!l ec9I4 - q
: "a .,IapoRTAsT liiSr 10 p aKENrs -Fe i, par
: eiits 'fealise how much their cliiIdfen n,aS
! be taught at home, by deSoiing 4 few mo
: : inenis to their instruction every day. lie
: The pstctit make The experiment with In
y son 81 ten years old tora single u eek,aiit
y only diring'the Hours which are notspen
Z al school. Let him make companion o
& Ills child, converse with him klmiliarly
J. put 10 him questions, answer inquiries
- Communicate facts, the result Of his read
= ing or or observation. awaken IFS curiosity
: explain difficulties, the meaning of tliags
J, md all this III an easy, playful manner,wih
!. out sesnaing 10 impose 4, task, aud .hci'wil
' himself be astdnished at the progress whicl
& will be made.tisaii.. a.ssesi - 8 - or II
~ eTHE GRAvs at buries. every terror
d 7copers-esely lstleleet-+ extihepishes ever!
y resentment 4 From It's peaceful .fbosoH
y yaspfing mono but fond regrets and 'teadc
" recplleclions., Who can look down supol
II the grave ofan enemy, and notfeel sthrol
!. that lie ssbotld have wsrrel with the poo
q handful Of earth that lies moulderfng' be
fore him. u s,9.' &, z s q -f4 =
u ,frr;.s 4 $3.50 go ,5horad ssSas,,, q n