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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, Mach IS.
The steamship Illinois, with California
dates 10 the 5ih inst, arrived here this morn.
ing. She brings upwards u million u dol
lars in specie.
Mr.. Bates, late State Treasurer Of Califar
MIA. had been indicted for felony. Ills
trial had commenced. and bis accounts show
deficit Of $40
Tie steamer Panama. from San Juan del
Sur, had arrived at Panama with IS dcsertris
Irom Walker. They were 10 most destitute
condition. Their passage 10 the United Ststcs
was paid by the CUsta Rican Government.
100 murc left on the steamer Granada for
New Orleans. The remainder cane On m
the steamer Illinois.
COSTA Rican papers state that 5000 troops
are shortly to be added to the allied Iurees.
General Canas would march with 1900 upon
Ri,as, and 1000 more would march against
San Juan del Sur. Thrir intention is 10 sur.
round Walker with COCO troops. No later
intelligence has been received frum Walker
lis situation, hlwcver, is considered yer,
desperate.
Bescrters from Walker state that his troop'
have unanimously refused IL lrstc Risas q
tight, but are willing 70 defend their position
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JonS pnnSn oS GroaaE wasnlSoros.-
From an oration repnted TO have been de.
li,ered IL Fort Vancouver, w. r.. on The
Fourth of Jaly, 1856, by John Phrnis, l.. 3.
~, Sergeant Major sd Regiment Oregon
Territory Light Mules, We extract the Iol.
lowing I" Although for the time 10 which he
lived avery distinguished man, the ignorance
Of Washington il something perfectly incre.
dible. lie never travelled on a steamboat
never saw a railroad or locomotive engine
was perfectly ingnorant of the principles ul
the magnetic telegraph. never had ,iagucrY
reoi,pe, Colts pistol. Shapes rifle, or used
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New Spring Goods.

VNHE largest and best stock ever had, which were
= bought upon the best terms, early in the season,
before the rise, consisting in part Of
800 ya,ds sup'r Hemp, Felt and Ingram CarPe,ings,
500 Hats, Bonhets, Flats, Gipsies nc.
1850 yards Unbleached Cotton Cloth, Jeans, &c.
$500 yards Bleached Cottons, sheelings, &C.
2400 Checked and Striped Cotton Cloth, &c,
1000 yards Coorcd Jeans, Cotlonades Checks, Ital-
ian CLOTH, Drap dEte Ribbed Mohair, and other goods
for boys and mems wear.
$50 yards Linen Dils &c., white and colorcd.
800 yards Calico,
1000 yards Coored and Black Gnghams,
900 yards Lawns, bingham Lawns, organdies, Ja-
comets, Brilliants, &c.
200 pairs Gloves,
27O dozen Spool Thread,
200 gross Buttons.
500 pairs Lades'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes,
beautiful shape and finish, including Cured Goat, Mo
rocco and hid Buskins; Congress Boos; Wells and
Slippers; Plain, Foxed and Congress Caters; Velvet
Slippers; Chidren's Coorcd and Plain, Rachcioxed
and Button Boots. Also Bronzed and Kid Socks.
Nantes; Lace and Wrought Bands Flouncings;
Engings and Insertings Printed and Pierced Collars
and Bands Silk and Leather Belts; Summer Corsets;
Sontag, Cactus and Empress Skirts Grass Cloth;
Corded Cambria; BIlians, and ether goods for max
ing Skirts
500 yards Ribbons Of all kinds
5000 lbs. Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee; Extract Of
Coffee,
1000 lbs. Coffee Sugars and Crushed and Powder
ed Sugars; Sugar House Syrup; Best Green and Black
Teas; Fine Madeira Wine and French Brandy, FOL
medicinal purposes also Cooking Wine.
Sole and Inner Leather &c &c.
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rksHE Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
n have made arrangements for forwarding all goods
consigned to the care Of the Company, and destined
fl any point the line Of the North Carolina Road,
free Of commissions.
II landed on the Company's wharf. there Will be no
charge for wharfage drayage; but these expenses
will be incurred il landed on any other wharf, and
will be added to The freight the way hlIst IL b.
collected on delivery by the North Carolina Railtoud
Company.
NB-ro ayaid detention AT Wilmington, il is
senal that the amount OF freight by vessels shall IN
all cases be distinctly stated in dollars and cents, on
each bill Of lading, and il goods for niole Than one
person are included in the same bill Of ladinp. The
amount Of height for each consgnee nuss he stpa'a.ry
stated.
The foregoing noicc hns been received with direc-
ton to publish FIR The information Of oil concerned,
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
y l.. FREMONT, Eng. & Sup't.
Office of Engineer and Supernendrnf,I
Wilningon N. G.. Jan. 70, 1857. 19--4w
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wmcu.pssoen.e,l-- Ths RalelgI. stand.

wnicu - DgsocRAci The Raleigh Stand.
ard 81 Saturday last says:
I'll the constitutional power 10 divide the
lands we're clear. the policy Of distributing
either Tie lands ar their proceeds among the
States, would be useless, injurious aud an.
wise"
James Buchanan. whilst representing Penn
syl,ania in The q. :. Senate. entertained
aud a,owtd very different views Referring
10 lie evils resulting fron iluctuatiug rcscn.
ues aud consequent frequent changes 10
legislation, aud embarrassment 10 dillerent
industrial pursuits, he said:
Nov, sir, Distribution Of the proceed.
oi the public lands aiming the States would
remedy az these rriis, aud eorreci an hss,
anomalies Of our system. Il would secure e
Us 4 settled policy on which the counir,
might rely. Il would draw OF from The
General Government this eccentric source o.
revenue, and distribute IL amung the States
We would then be left where the Constitution
intended to place Us. The Government
would then be administered on It's ORIGINAL
PRINCIPLES.
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a friction match. he ate his meals with an
iron fork. never used postage stamps on his
letters. and knew nothing Of the application
Of chlorofofm to alleviate suffering. or the use
OF gas for illumination. Such man as this
could hardly be elected President Of the
United State in these times, although, it must
be confessed. we occasionally have candi.
date who proves not better informed about
matters in general"
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A. ID. 1857.
w. Hedgepeh VS.. James Vaughan.
Same vs. Same.
/. James e. Tuuentne & Son vs. James Vaughan.
Robert F. Morris vs.. James Vaughan.
James Webb vs.. James Vaughan.
Same vs.. Same.
Edmund Strudaick vs.. James Vaughan.
John Lockhart Us. James Vaughan.
Justices Attachments Leried on Land.
I appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
defendant, James Vaughan, has removed out Of the
county, ahsconds conceals himself that the
binary process Of law cannot be served him. il is
therefore on motion ordered BY the Court that publca-
ton he made for siK successive weeks in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder notifying the said James Vaughan that
unless he Appeals al the next term OF this Court, TO he
held the court house in Hillsboroush the fourth
Monday in May next, then and there TO repeyy AMI
plead according 10 law, he will be proceeded against in
the manner il he had been served with process
and had failed ioappear snd plead
Witness George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court al
office, in Hsborough, the fourth Monday in February
A. ID. 1857. GRO laws
March %. sl-6w
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An old clergyman gave notice at the close
Of sermon, that in the course Of a week he
expected togo on mission othe heather. One
Of the deacons being greatly surprised, ex-
claimed. Why, you never told us Of this
before, what shall we doi" ooh, brother
replied the minister. don't expect to go
out Of town."
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cHARAcT En- BETTER THAN CREDIT.

We often hear young men who have small
means, dolefully contrasting their lot with
that OF rich mems sons. Yet the longer we
live, the more we are convinced that the old
merchant was right, who said to US when we
began life" Industry, ny lad. is better than
ngots Of guild. and character more valuable
than credit" We GUILD furnish, il need
were, from our own expriencei score OF
illustrations to prove the trhth Of his re-
marks. In all branches Of business, in all
asocations, character IN the long run, is the
best capital. Says Poor Richard -" The
sound oil your hammer at five in the morning,
or nine at night, heard by u creditor, makes
him easy six months longer but ii he sees
you At the briliar,l table, or hears your
voice at a tavern, when you should be at work,
lie sends for his money the next day" What
is true Of the young mechanic, is true also oi
the young merchant. or oi the young lawyer.
Old and sagacious firms will not long con-
tinue to give credit for thousands of dollars,
when they see the purchaser, il young man.
driving last horses, or hanging about drinks
ing saloons. Clients will not entrust their
cases to adocates, however brilliant, who
frequent the card table, the wine party or
the race course. II is better, in beginning
life. 10 secure reputation Tor industry aud
probity, than to avn houses and lands, ii
with them you have no character.
A facility of obtaining credit at the outset
is often an injury instead OF benefit. 1t
makes the young beginner too yenturesome,
fills him with dreams ii too early furtune.
tempts him too much to neglect hard work J
forcthought, caution and economy. Excessive
capital is rs frequently snare 10 young
msn. II has almost passed into proyerb. in
consequence, that the sons OF rich men never
make good business men. 10 succeed in this
life we must learn the value OF money. But
a superfluity Of means at the outset is nearly
a certain method OF rendering US lnsensible
10 its value. No man ever grew rich who
had not learned and practised the adagc. " Ii
you take care Of the pennies the dollars will
take care Of themselves" knowledge OF
men, self .Jisciplihc. thorough mastery Of
our pursuits. and other qualifications, which
all persons Of experience Look for, are neccs.
sary to give the world security that young
man is 81 the right mettle. Capital may be
lost, but character never. Credit once gone,
the man without character fails. But he
who has earned reputation for capacity,
integrity and economy, even il be loses his
capital. retains his credit, and rises trir
umpilant over bankruptcy itself. A man with
character can never be ruined. II is the
( first thing young man should seek to secure.
and il may be had BY every one who desires
il in earnest. A pour boy with character is
more fortunate by far tilan rich mans son
without il. Buiimgre Sua.
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PoslrIox or PARTIES IN ls6O.-There are
those who confidently assert that a thorough
di.integ,aiinn of existing political parties
must. during the next four years. inevitably
iollow as a consequence Of the decision Of the
Supreme Court ~ the Dred Scott case. The
present aspect nf Northern and Northwestern
journalism gees Ear 10 support this opinion.
In all the States north of Mason and Dix.
ans line--in Ohio, Indiana. and lllinois-we
meet with fierce ulterancrs and bald denun.
ciaiians Nv some the Constitution itself is
held Up TO contempt; by nthers It's judicial
c1pouuders are brspsitered with language tuo
gross and shamrle.s 70 be repeated In wha;
manner The - 60 end, time alone will DIS
close bat the indications at present are. that
in the next Presidential campaign, but two
palties will be in the field--one determined
TO modify the Constitution. 80 a. 10 make the
Judges ol the Supreme Court elective here.
alter by the people, aud To limit their term oil
Office, and the other equally resolute 10 up
posing any change whatever IN that instru.
mcni.
u this Reorganization Of parties does moi
take place upon some suuh basis a. indicated
above, Il is conIendrd that the lconoclasiic
proelirities of the Republicans will gathei
some strength from among the ranks u the
NortherR Democrats, but WI be weakened
BY the detection u many former partizans
whose profound reverence Cor the constliu
iion enables them 10 rise superior 70 the cla
NOR 81 factions and The promptings OF loca
prcjudices. Dali. PainDi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

David W. Kerr and others. eI parte -PeiitOR 10 Sell
ReHi Estate.
E0URsUANT TO a decree Of the Court Of Equity.
l. for Orange County. made at March term, 1857,
shall offer for sale, on THURSDAY the OH OF April
next upon the premises about 500 Of lard for
merry belonging 10 John e. Johnston. deed. por-
ton Of il is well wooded, and lying within three or
four miles Of Chapel Hills valuable as siIording
fuel conyenien, 10 that place. The land will be d.
vded into suitable lots for the convenience Of pur.
chasefs
six months credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bond With good security, and the title will be reserved
until the purchase money is paid
4. WEBB, &. & VI. u.
March Is. Price adv. Sc. sU-Sw
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

Having made this one branch Of my business, ! am
now receiving good assortment Of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing, which will sell as low as any other
house in ,he place. consisting in part Of the following
Gents Cashmere Goats, Marseillcs Pants,
Brown Linen Goats. Linen Vests.
White Linen Goats, Morie Antique Vests,
Check. Linen Goats, White Marselcs Vests,
Grass Linen Coats Cold Marseilles Vests,
Checked Marseilles Black Figured Vests,
Coats, Colorcd and White Shirts,
Black and col'I Al. Shirt Bosoms nd Collars,
pacca Coats, Cuyats, Stocks AMI Ties
Drap d'Ete Goats. White and Colored Linen
Fancy Cashmere Pants, and silk Pocket Hand.
Black Cashmere Pants, kerchlcfs, &C., &c. &c.
Persons in want Of Clothing, or any other kind Of
Goods, would do well 10 call and look at my stock be.
fore making their purchases.
JAMES WEBB.
April l. So
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Obituary.

Dicl At bis residence ii Iii. county. on The 2sth
Of February last Mr. Calrn wsoS, in the sIst year
of his ugc. lie was a consistent member Of the
Episcopal church, and bore hi. pro,raced lines. with
great patience and fortiludc.
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preaching do you.' said he, y you forget i,
ALI" "Ah. sir" replied the poor woman. !" il
yon will look at this web on the grass, you
will see that as fast as ever put the water on
i. the sun dries it all up; and vet, ! see il
gets Whifer and whifer."
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Seed Potatoes.

rENHE subscribers have on hand about 800 bushels
# Irish Potatoes, propogated from the seed Of tho
Snow Ball variety, which they will sell NJ s SO per
bushcl, al the residence of Solomon Allen in Aamanee
county, ten miles south Of Graham; or they will he
delivered at Graham Depot, in bags, al 81 So per
busheI Letters addressed the subscr bers, at Snow
Camp Postofice, containing the cash, will he promptly
attended TO- SOLOMON ALLEN & SON.
February 25. II
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BEaurFuL IoSORAScg. gentleman was
once riding 10 Scotland BY bleaching ground.
where p0ur woman was al work watering
her webs Of linen cloth. lie asked her where
she went 10 church. what she had heard on
the preceding day. aud how much she rcmcm.
bcfcd. She could not even tell The text o.
the last sermon. Aud what gOud can III,
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LOST OR MISLAID

ItHE following notes belonging 10 The sui'scfiher
= have been lost o. mislsii wis one on X =. Morris
cr Eve hundcl snd fifiy dollars, dated august cath.
1850; one on Robert Diy George Eli. security. date
not teccer,e Ior forty dollars. anil one on William
Darlington. Coz sevrniy.ihfre dollars snl cigbiy.fts
cvnts Thereby foteWsfn al persons fom trading lpr
ssid notes. aud The makers paying the same 70 any
person except The Subscriber
JOHN LOCklIARr.
April |. Sc
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Spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent above all others
sslnguar ecacous action on the blood; It's strength
enlng and yiyging qualities; It's tonic action on the
Liver; its tendency to drive all humors to the surface,
thereby cleansing the system according TO Natures
own prescription; its harmless, and at the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the numbers OF cures
testified to by many OF the most respectable citizens OF
Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, must be conclusive EVIL
dence that there is no humbug about IT, The trial Of
en's. zee advertisement 10 ano'her column.
-
CT There is nothing in the whole list Of medicine
creating such stir among nvaids as ID. Sandtords
nyigoraior or Liver Remedy II gives such quick re-
ic as 70 convince the patient OF receiving benpht al
most as soon as the medicine Is taken. We do not
WITHOUT neheA', anu III nearly an cases comPe ,e
~ Z ensc'eu " ~ use. has aeiuneu - w.
popu'a,"y Simply oecause u uoes wna' ' pI Y,
eonuea 70 no. - .ohs'ah,y en'ateihs 10 e".'. y
"us, LAYING n'a'is ~ W M,'sS, W. =,
hea''s ~ ''oe su''e.'ns RON in.e' eop'an
u'ce, Dyspcl pa y "ehe'a' pe"iiss.
49, nHpscfiDcf, lWhom we suspeci % ue some
narrow-minded leech) asks US why we advertise Dr.
AYERS rus, and we VIII give MN our seven reasons
Tor SO dong The hs' scconh ana mira are una. we
.: - y, ~ 49,. -, -, 80
up'ps n,V', ~. -,
pnyslea's =, 'ne n'snes' 'a'en' anu ~ MI.
" we We are m. y ,.a, , ~,
~. ~, ~. \ ~, 80, ~,
10 az ''.' ~ ~ .as,
Ivy a'e uons an an'ou", !, SOU - ''s
"".i wv ''u wy "'1n" 10 eou'. , a
en tnousahu 'ihss hnsh' hepe h'Pe " equd' an'
"uss ~ making 'neHl NioWh " ie,et son'e
oui 'eaue's 40 wei aso "'s''D" H''o'''
CT Hen.iolds Highly Concentrated fluid Extrac'
Bnchu Is strongly recommended, az = Helmnold
Highly Concentrated Compound FLUID Extract Gar a
Para they are equally eilicacous, and deserving Of
the confidence Of the medical faculty as well as the
afflicted
ISee Advertisement Helmbold's Genuine Peparaons.J
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To Mule RaiserS,

NJ Jack Simon Pure will Stand the ensuing season
w and include the fail season, al his stable, miles
moth IL lshoTOugh. do not intend 10 send him aay
where else Price for insurance five dollars each the
money due when The fact asccraineJ the pofpery
changed.
DEsCRiPTION.-simo Pure will BE eve years
Old in June Is oal gcitrr, aud i sfc 10
good coils ss any other Jack He Is very near fourteen
hands high aud Of excellent form lhavc The certificate
- John A. Vines the gentleman Of ah0m obtained the
Jack. who slys be is from fine family Of Jacks
ans in The eastern part Of the stale. lis dam was the
largest jimmy ever saw. AMI a. black as q CROW.
JiKE u. RAY.
February IS. Up.
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A Medicine that Never DebiIiiates.
DIR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR.
OR LIVER REMEDY

HAS all the good qualities Of purgatiye medicine.
Il Il answering the purposes Of any Caihartic without
the delitaias effects experienced from most purga-
lives. II acts slowly and gently, hut surely, moving
the bowels 10 carry of all The serreted matter at the
same lime stimulating the Liver 10 proper perform.
ance Of it, functions.
The Inyisorator cures Sick Headache. Take one
OF Irresponsible at each attack and will soon dis
appear For an overloaded stomach, or when food
rises sours, take the lnygoraor after eating and
will no, prove disagreeahle oppressive. For Heart.
burn, Papitation Difficult Breathing, take tea
spoonful once twice daily For Loss Of Appetite,
languor or Iisicssness, the medicine is invaluable
1t will restore the appetite aud make The food digest
WE'LL Nightmare, take tea.spoaniul on retiring, and
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A CIiNcmgR.-The Enquirer and the Other
Democratic journals Of the State have B
iunny way of arguing the merits Of land
distribuiion---or rather Of avoiding an argu.
mcnt thereon. As an illustration. We sub.
join the following specimen Of close reason.
ing upon the subject. which appeared in the
Enquirer not long ago. IL says:
'''fhis question Of distribution Of the pubs
lie lands has been agitated often; The Demo,
inocracy have met aud beaten the old Wha
party upon il, in It's palmiest DAYS, and ws
will meet them aud beat them again, as long
as they may make II an issue"
10 which beautiful reasoning Of the En-.
quircr, the I.ynchburg trginian makes an
swer IN the following cllnching style;
THAT may all be trae! The yirgini,
Democracy hive beaten Tie Virginia Wing,
upon this question. aud may do so again
But there Is me bpdy Of men they canno
beat they cannot beat the Democracy o.
the irecsoil and Western States. Thai they
have tried with the Presidential veto to back
them. aud tried 10 vain. Upon The very LAS
vote had on the question in the Senate, Oui
Of Miriy iu0 demorraiic votes Cast, ftCenfy
iDo writ against the Enquirer and its polic,
While. therefore. the Enquirer is boastin.
that anti-dis,ribution Democracy has heater
aud can again beat the old Wing party, why
does il not tell Us whether il can beat Dis
tribution Democracy and how il proposes L
do so; and why II does not at once set abou
il; and what satisfaction there may be il
beating Southern Wigs aud Southern State
nut 81 their shares Of the public lands, wheI
Northern aud western Democrats come ~
aud 10 turn beat them nut Of the same. w
snuld like 10 hear the Enquirer On ihss,
points, Richmond Wig.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
TNIE subscriber will olei AT public sale, on THURS
Il DAY the 10Th Of March next, on the premises, the
Plantation on which he resides, nine miles south Of
Hillsborough and ten miles west of Chapel Hill con-
tanning about $50 The place has on il very good
buildings, and the land is in good condition and well
wateleJ. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing invited
10 view the premises
SAXFIELD BREWER.
February IS. ~
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rV'HE undersigned have improved firsi.raie water
= Power Oh Haw River. below the Junction of the
Aamance, which oilers many facilities for minufac.
turing and milling operations. They invite the co.
cperation q one moro prudent persons IL getting
up m establishment worthy q the power 4 good
dam u erected, and . sas mill running. Those who
desire 10 make investment Tor such purposes would DO
well Al this point letters directed 10 either Of U.s. al
Graham. will bc attended 10 promptly.
W. r. ALBRIGHT & ]. Il. HOLT.
Graiani. March - S2--tni
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Attention ,-oranre Gnards,ll

v-OU are commanded "a appear IN ont of the
4 coun House. on SATURDAY the 9Th Of April,
II 10 ocl,ck. 4. ~, III IIl unifJtm. cyun.nAftisl
will he held 10 the afternoon.
By order u the captain.
AOuI l., 90
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OBgpIgNcg IN GHmDRgx.- il unspcakabl
what blessing !. j. toa child, what saving
ur unhappiness aud wickc,taess IN after life,
10 be early taught absolute obedience there
must be no hcsitating or asking why, but
what moihcr says must AZ once be ,lane.
Tie Young twig bends easily, hut remember
that. in after years. il grows hard, aud you
will break before you ran bend IL. a little
steadincss al first will save you many years
sotruw. While sou insist uppn obedience.
however, Won must take care that you do not
provoke thild. and tempt Il TO disobediencc
by unreasonable aud foolish commands.
. Provoke not yo1r children 10 wrath = aud
when ii is necessary to punish them, see that
il never be done violently and in passion,
but as a duty.