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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
LATER FROM SANTA FL,

Sr. Louis, March ~3i.-Ssn'a Fe dates 10 the 18th
OF Febru try report Indian depreda;ions on the In
crease. Several skirrn;sisa bad occurred between
Tia Mexican. aud iatlan-. A number o. both par
:iss were reported to have bssu killed. Judge Pep
p-n. James iucne, and TWO Other Americans vert
till.i Sy tbs indians near FL Paso. Jsmes HUB
5as. who hsd gone to Sonora 10 Suy nu!es, wal
killed oy the G ,v-rprnrnt party.
L~,rER.-Advices from Santa Cruz River to Feb
.:sry 81. ssy if the people of Sonora bad enoour-
lem mt, they would declare Themselves indspen-
d.aL, and ass 10 DO ann.xei 70 the United etotes.-
ine country 10 ovsrran with Indians. VINO are rob-
ping sad numbering he yeop's in every direction.
'rh7 revolution ia Sonora had ceased. Governor
{; ,ul are had been overfhrown hisS property combs
cs,ed and 3 ne = G vernon anpoirtrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
THE NEW MEXICAN TREATY

NEW ORLEANS, March, 3l.-lt u stt'ed on good
AZ il ,ri,y that in-,e.d III ihe PURCHASE os Sonora and
l. ,a1r California, our Government will cOnciliate
IL, M-1ic ~ q 'v"rnment ;ry paying the designated
sun II ni;s.n millions f,r the purchase of the is,h-
,;ls uf rehuan;ep-c. l, Ia rumn-et that Seustor
Bsnj uain MS, nven appointed speeiAi Commissioner
.u u.cuEu,;sn the T.r. hsaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

that children owed some dairy TO thei- parent. 80
| r-tu-n FOO III, unwoarird rs-e 81 their nur'u.s -.
educa.iou, ana for the affection thnt has pseh :ne
wbn aItow. ,,,li.n fancy 10 csrry away neF JN"S.
mem, so iar u 20 MARY a nan that i ~" ins:.m..
her. And wlior. union with her will bring o,'H.ssd
uuon her whole tari' y, IL either strange'y . :" -,
r. ia, is a..e.,y u-"o''i.y q '"~ '"0
/ Iu-nrh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

APRcriTABLEC Rop.-Mr. Geo. D. B.ack!ey, o
Spc:sylrania. ia. JUS; sold tho procuct OF two acre.
of ground or uh;cD he raised Tobacco The last sea
son, which melted lin in Richmond S3E2 s.! Tue
farm on which Mr. Is. lives, COS, him a few years
nco less than IS an acre. And ne now respe oyeI
$50 per acre for Tobacco seeded e. two sores.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

NOBLE BESErAeIiuS.-iuv. w. McLsin, ibe
Secretary ii tnr. Colonization 5 nis:y, has
jrs, received tho following letter iron u inercsnti .
irn IN New Orleans
New ORLEANS, March II. 1857.
Dear Sir Al tho REQUEST III our mutual friend,
David Hunt. OF Rodney, Mississippi. You will p!ea,e
find enul ,s-d drat. Of Caron B,nh, this city, upon
| Bank at the R-publlo, New York, II 20 days date,
payabl. rn your order, for tU-nty E0s taeSsand do!
iars, 1875. Oll.) being q donation from Mr. ilunt 10
The Colua.z4,i,n 5 ,cisty. Mr.. Hunt is now luil OF
| wears. and tho e1-cu;ur OF hs own oe'ie VIOLENCE.
Pi.sse advise him of tho recsipf vt ;he within, and
| much uoligs yours. v-ry respectfully.
THus. uESprRsos & PEALE.
L, Is 6rs, remarks ;hs SADs1' IlsA!Ssaker, 10
the c-ae1uus coaor 81 the soovo p:!Gcely sum to
say lin; il is Lot tho suls act OF .bsrai support
which he hts performed for ths philan;hr"pic oaase
of culom,8 ,tinn Or that Gauss ne h.s ever been a
devoted TREND, ard has given annually, during s-ye
raj years. tv. hun tired dollars; and = little ln"re
Than r Year sSo be gave at one tins pee tSoasaSd
d2Lars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

BALTIMORE, APRIL l.-Fiour is dropping 81
s. o.. Wt.st ID very .c4rcs ADD snchangsd. LORD
willie 6Q.62cI yetlcw s!arSc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
New YOsI. april l.-Tne steamship Africa sailed
to-day, for Liverpool, With upwards Of $SoO.0N In
specie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

The following letter has been communicated TO Us
for pub icat!ou. and, relating rs it does TO a pending
Question of public law, woIlt for that reaspn alone
DE entitled To attention.; brr, in addition 10 this matter
Of present interest, The writer, IL will be observed,
has Fought tn RESTORE an hpubred MANS Ia its appro.
PIRATE place IN conn.xioa witt u memorable even. In
our diplomatic history:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crnp In this county in
GOES Guence o.. the late cold weather lie looking badly,
but il is thought by some that it is not 70 farg one bu,
what the genial showers Of Spring may redeem it. 70
far at Last as TO produce III average crop Floyd
Va ! ilkUigeneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

NoMlyaTloS.-The Democratic Convention for the
Petersburg VA District assembled Saturday and
nominated DR.. Ii. Claiborne for thu State Senate. a
resolution was adopted advocating the claims of
Jsme. Alfred Jones, late Senator from that district,
!or the post OF Attorney General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

A Mr,sIso hoDEL.-Clnrke Mills. tho sculptor.
purchase n hors- soine lime since, intending n u.e
him as a "mod-I," and meanwhile. hired him to Sam'l
Strong Tor live dollars per month, w,th the privilege
Of purchasing him at $lQD Strong d4posed OF the
hor-e, however. 10 Johu Martin aud Robert Strong,
who in turn sold him to Mr. Williams 81 Virginia,
for gas. News OF this reaching Mr.. Nils, be went
And took posss.sion Of The animal, and yesterday had
Martin and ths Two Srronxs placed und-- bonds to
appear before The criminal court 10 A. sw-r 4 charge
Of conspiracy to def:aud.- Washingtan Oa:on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03

NOVEL EyrERPhI,E-A correspondence Of the
Charleston News. writing from Washington, states
that n project Is on foot 10 start a "Sou,hern State
cum, o: Mi..is-ippi, mas ini;is'rd thi. singular enter.
pri5s. TIE Editor i. 10 oe Professor Alexander Di.
mitry, at presrn, the translator in the State Depart.
mann, 6 native OF l. 'uisiana, n man OF rare accom-.
p.i,hrneris md an unsurpassed ~linguls,. II is &c. be
&c lv-r-d free nf all o.her expense 10 the American
subscriber at SlU Fer nnuuu, and 10 10 bs published
w..kiy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
REMOVAL.
THOMPSON & co.

Removed 10 No. 50, College Street,
OUR very extended and constantly increasing trade,
~ curing than had old taud have
removed spacious and elegant store recently erected
for College Street, where W. will be happyrO
friends also this occasion
the public will continue very successful system
RAPID SAILS AT a SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST,
and as expecttO greatly increase future purchases
will OF enabled buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper than and II will naugurate
the year BY prompt settlement OF the Of the
past-they may anticipate great things In the future in the
vnv Of bargains. We hope
an early call from all who interested their welfare
and onrs THOMPSON g. co.
ami S71-tf No. 50, College e.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

Nos and South Market street, Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE.
Is5 hhds n. 0. Sugar, barrels Jamaica Ban.
sS boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted Deuri1hus
123 barrels n. y. Crushed2UJ paCSag-s "a l. kaialIs
sugar, 100 luIls Cotton Rope.
As barrels n. Y. PovIsrell05 grrss Na,elss,
sugar, 300 ID Ecu PzI1tei Buckets
so barrels n. o Loaf Sugar 80 uests =. PAINTED Tubs
20 barrels n. D. Aolassls, 80 boxes staEe Iipes
new cropl 80 boxes Ieuuezsee Axes.
SIS bags Selected Baltimore l.uEerilr qu4Ur7J
600 bags \. o. BIO Coffee. 1000 kgs Eais assorted
IS bags lagaira Cofss. S-zssJ
Is bags Old G0Tcrument5gO gross H'arki-F
Java Coffee, 100 bUs-s Palm an German
IS bags Pepper, soap,
20 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice.
leo casks super Carbonate So cCz Zuo Wash B1-Els.
Soda, 500 re4m- Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial b plgg PEPPER,
Black Tea, 500 ~ o. D. Caps
$50 boxes Va aud Ky T0ly0 g Shot,
bacCo, 10 kegs bar lead,
A large assortment Of com 400 blrra.s Cover Seed
mon and fne Cigars 90 barrels Bat.a-l1l -iass
$50 boxes Garrsrts Scotch Crackers.
SnuH ESQ bb.s kgciEsl Wl.sEa-.
50 boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Loal6.l
50 coils Manila Rope. ML.srer.
50 boxes Pearl Starch, IS barre Ai1r01-5lE e cad
25 Gases Sardnss, old krs y-Ll-keF
So C .sss Oysters, Co barrels Is. h-.lsg1 C.sl.
60 boxes Assorted Pickles, o. WdaEer.
50 boxes Calsup and PeP-.5 barrels Oh Il 1--'l " -I
per sauce, key
IS boxes Assd Pie Fruits, a. crsks Pure Ifzasa
9 cases Brandy Cherries brandy.
80 boxes W X Chess, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine.
81 boxes English Dairy Casks PURE M-.rTl do
Cheese, casks Faro u-rrr o.
400 PacEsgas Star Candles, essss Pure H-sz.-a 40
50 do TlllOw DO ~ b1Is raIrl H9et do
IS bags Timothy seed, 90 5-ls. Eus--la Bazas.
500 boxes ass d Glass Ware, 10 chs Arp Ira1dT.
loo boxes S&lO AMI IuA 2 I'D bills. Peach brandy.
JAMS .EAET NACEaE co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

- HAVING ASSOCIATED W. arm nj /. nc now !,
below .-.r -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

WOODSIDES x WAKEFIELD,
rsSuVTTLE AND COLUMBIA EXPRESS.
P.rEsres and Pa GELS fOTwaTded every daN BY he
y Eyn-s Train 70 and from NsGhNil ana Coium3ia,
"a. I've made arrangements with GL"YEA q to's Siy
--r 40 receive and deliver all Packages ioTWaToeQ %
- q ETshvIs and 70 forward all articles Tor Coum9m 10
. - v-s .iII take charge Of delivery - DItTueed
RsyE1Eyers-W Hsrsdth, 10. kaWardh, and D. D 1lskay
gaUu,-t,7-d2m-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
CT CR ! .ii5'iii:. q MINGHIN,

--|-- \ IMPOH IEhS Or
-.re4war9 and cutlery
Dealers " h04eS04e
800 Eota11s N4eTchsS1AU@
80 others are Fe8PoOC"
@-ITv invited to Gall ana
anfEnO our Ext < n91VS
SFooIz az N HUu GOODS,
Aze@, O Ia - M - Avis
OarDo11tsE@' Tools cute
rv, Guns, Pistols AocAAS1
H1nES9s ea5Cs GScs
all or which VIII be
cold at the lowest DassE~
let rates to cash PI1EChaH
aeras and the usual T1EE1S
on aCcO1zzat VIII be al
loved to those VINO Guy
to sell again
M. % Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

uENEY HAEF, y w. MACRAE TJHy g. HART
HART, MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR OCERs COuMIsBICN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

UST RECEIVED.-A large los II g1ol Ve1sou
81 Hams, which We will cell cheap
Jana STRATrOS & EWING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.
AN authorised to sell and make complete titles TO the
Tract of Land upon which the late N P Walker
sdei and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
ated and the slaves and stock the place The place
is situated the Galatin turnpike and ntersected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough TO
4shve TO make It convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city; has fine spring as
there the State and is susceptible Of divisions INTO
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railrOBd am
thOris7d TO sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels,
and on such credit as may deem expedent shall be
on place during the st and second weeks Of NOvem
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase at
soma property In the mean time any person desiring to
examine the property can do so By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her John Taylor or Mathew Allen on the place.
addressed 70 me ct Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
BeptfE-tF SAMUEL WILLIAM ltlse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

DICK ELS, GC.-7J cases assorted PessIs; Sd czr1
i Brndy Peaches % eases BaHIy Chimes; cITsz lH
dIgn cask Nader go bags Pepper 90 bag Ginger %
bags Spice received BY steamers q Imb0tt BHd Cau5 -s
decIg McCFEA ~ IEHEaES-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

7 . ] y ]. " F.II0-
IN CINCINNATI Steel PI0ugbs- Soc O. 9, @, and ..
~ These the best P0ughs sold Iu GHI. market
dscI2 ICCHEA 81 IEREA59-
DALTfmORE OYSTERS -I1J dozen BaldzgTs
- liyster' for sale 10" BY ,,--rr, -y,g,sz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

TUSIIIFE DUItE.
VTTHAT is he Of paving doctors bills when you
w can get so easily cured of DiarThea Dysentery
Cholera and all Of the other Summer bowel complaints
now SO prevalent " using Lyons CHOLERA MEDlCATED
BRANDY which is warranted and speedy cure and
preventive, having failed in any single instance
which be proved by the many certificates of well
known citizens, L be at store and by giving it
far trial For sale by the bottle dozen 81 the Sole
Agency and PrOprietOrs in the United Stats
iy22 LYONS b CO.. l9 Cedar st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

WE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in our line consisting Of Liquor
Fssks, Walking Canes Cigar Cases, Snuff boxes, Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches aud a splendid assortment Of
Meerchaum PoWhattan Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety Of other Goods. LYONS CO.,
iv22 Cedar st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

GORDON DUFF 81 TERRY WINE.
FRESH supply in ORIGINAL Paeagss reserved and
"A for sails By b. L. SIMPSON,
nOT9 ~ Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

no. BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nOV2g-ly
VVANFE D,-5JO0 bushels Dry Fruit, which will
" pay cash OF exchange Groceries for Dry Peaches
and Appiesal highest market price. BfRNE g. MILLER,
nOv22 No. BfOadNHy.
T. NTSA EEAUS.-2OJO extra Pepper cured hams in
H and for sale by BTf}NE 4 MILLER
TTLOUR.IUJ bags Family FIourjust received and
Il IOrSale Dy BHHNE & MILLER.
GOLDEN SYRUP Golden Syrup just received and
~ for sale by BYhNE & MILLER.
=. GAB.-Crushed and Pulverised Sugar received aud
- for sale by BERNE q MILLER
w have in store and general assortment or
W Teas, Pickles Preserves Candles Soap STARCH and all
the articles ally Kept Grocery Stores, which
the attention Of friends and customers and the publ
generally 10 invited BfENE q MILLER
WHISKY .--Il5 barrels Rectaed Whlky, various
~ brands, just received aud for sale By
uOyl5 BYRNE & MILLER,
DOTsTOES.-IjO bHshel Of IRISH and sg POI.toes
100 store and Tor sale by
fowls RYRNE & MILLER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06
Scotch Irish Whisky.

DHIAIt1A ID ( UaAi = ] AUIfs
Usf received Shipment Of several pcncheons and kegs
o. this suFERIoR article direct from Belfast Ireland is
Tul be found lar superior 20 any offered % ha market
B. L. SIMPSON,
move - P1blle souare
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-06

tennessee E1OVV Z &C 5OEy
s making Flows Of the best material, uHd1 great
1 riety; wrought iron and steel, right and e.t hand
Flows A. ~. PUINrE
Proprietor.
TH0s SHARP, changer.
guVI 5-6m
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-12
When Goaernor Marcy was IA thesep.

When Goaetnor Marcy was Ia theSen.
ate, bill was before that body, contain
ing provisions for the remosal Of obstruc-
tions IN the Hudson River, At fhe Over..
siaugh. Governor Marcy vas Ia favor of
these provisions. but the bill, while PEN
ding IN Congress, was loaded with So many
appropriations which were against his iudg--
meat. that he was obliged III conscience to
vote against It. The vote eosi him good
deal of reproach, and the overslaugh re-
ceived the title of 'Marcy's Farm He
was on board steamb1at sortis years la
ter, while Governor Of the State, and the
vessel went aground ai this troublesome
spot. Leaning quietly over the railing,
and looking into the water; be vas accos-
tea by a stranger, who was occupied in the
same way. with the inquiry; Inst this
what they call .Mary's Fsrmf Il believe
it is. said the Governor, The Stranger
~ ho. sas Z iizaa n ezei{za5le sesapez, ss-s
ferred to the vote which had Elsefl n the
name, and proceeded to abuse Mr.. Marcy
in round terms. fof having betrayed the in
terests of his constituents. Enjoying the
sport. the Governor permitted the stranger
to proceed; ana perhaps aided him little
in firing up his wrath, until al length the
man exclaimed. AZ wish / had him here
| should be glad to pitch him into the river
at this very spot That, replied the
Governor. might be sport for you. bur I'm
thinking it would be death to me am
Governor Marcy The discontinue of
the amazed stranger was. complete. He
cooled down in an instant, apolegized, and
went his way.
MET Governor Marcy in the Post-
Office al Southbtidge. during the penden-
cy of the Presidential election of IS44.
when the mail arrived bringing one of the
unfortunate letters of Mr.. Clay. Mr..
Ciay.' said he, earnestly, (and he made
the remark, not in tone of on opponent
exulting in an advantage. but ir the gen.
erous spirit OF an adnirer and friend u Mr..
Clay is very unwise. He should write no
letters. He can write nothing which will
not be perverted to his injury. When I
am candidate. make it point to writs
no letters" These letters were, undaubt
edly, the occasion Of Mr.. Clay's defeat.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-12
PERSONAL INCIDENTS OF GOVERN
Or MARCY.

l once called up for criticism the senti-
ment uttered bv Governor Marcy, when
ne was IN the Senate-''To the victors be.
long the spoils." We were alone in the
sltting-roon of the old family mansion,
a generous fire blazing on the hearth. He
arose without saying a word, crossing the
room, and taking his cane. came back to
his seat, laying the cane across bis knees.
81 have just had a present" said he
This cane is from the timber of the Brit.
ish ship taken by Perry on Lake Erie -
see the Inscriptions" On one of them
was the presentatIon-on another th histo-
ry CT the material-on the third, ITO the
yictors belong the sports" With this for
his text. he proceeded TO illustrate and to
rindlcate his real meaning. It was not
prospective. 1t was In harmony, 1 NAV
add, with his own habits of dispendine
political patronage. He was true to his
party always but always Just TO opponents.
During his eight years of Cabinet service
1t IS understood that he dismissed no en-.
Pfoys OF the Government for political opin.
ions. ..-
rallied him once In some way aboui
the affair OF his 'pantaloons," and receiy.
ed from him an explanation Of that un
lucky incident. Ii was in the autumn O
1888, think. aud just before his failure
OF reelection. He had recently beer
at Newburgh, where company of gen
tlemen, of both political parties had spen
an evening with him in social way
Among them was a Wing LAWYER. wb.
had just attended a political Convention il
Western New York "We were ridine
along IN high spirit-a stage-load of US, :
said the lawyer, "when the driver drew III
his horses and stopped. This gentlemen.
said he, reaching down TO US In the inside
this is the identical spot where Governor
Marcy tore his pantaloons.' .Whereupon,
added the lawyer, we alighted. the who'll,
OF US. and gave three cheers for Govern
or Marcy's pantaIoens.' The laugh wa
on me- said the Governor, but had ,
retort, which proceeded to give. Thi
same gentleman had Just been engaged II
securing pardon for criminal in prison
| and the case was one which commende.
itself TO my judgement Give me Ia
papers. said l, and proceeded to endors
upon the pardon. While was in the &C,
my friend exclaimed, Hold, hold. Govern
Or, | have made a mistake. Those ar
the wrong papers. That's Nhig speecl
that l am just going TO deIivefr N
matter. replied the Governor, j am oa,l,
psrdoning The ofIense before il is CON
mitsed. .
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-09-12
DON'T TELL FATHER"

There is many good mother who plans
the ruin of the child she dearly loves
teaching it the first lesson of wrong-doing,
by simply saying. Is Now don't tell your
father" Surely mothers do it thoughtlessly,
ignorantly, no, considering that it is first
lesson in deception.
Not at all strange that gamblers and
liars and thieves, and hypocrites, and dis
trustful, evil-mirded people so abound.
when weak, loveing mothers with honeyed
words and caresses, sweeten the little
teachings that so soon ripen into all kinds
of meanness and unprincipled rascalily.
heard kind. well-meaning mother
say to the puny babe in her armes, i" we'll
birdie shall have its good candy every day;
bad papa shan't know it; see how it loves
J" and the little thing whose reach of
life had not a whole winter in it yet,
snatched at the bright red and blue coiored
poison, and made as many glad motions,
as though it took its whole body to suck j,
with. The poor little thing had been fed
on candy, almost, and fretted for more
whenever her mouth wasn't filled. Even
the nourishment nature provided, didn'
wholly sarisfy If, for it wasn't as sweet as
candy. s..
thought it was no wonder. if children
were taught even in boyhood that papa was
bad and ugly and unkind, that In youth
they should cal; him a "snob" and the
old man." and the mother whom they
had learned by experience had stability o
character. and was capable of deception
not strange they should so little respec
her as TO call her tine /" old woman.
4 II. Il =
works from young lips, As 0, I must no
let father know that -
The father may be stern man, rigie
in his way of bringing up his children, bu
he has hart: somewhere, and surely truth
| full, honest, loving words from his owr
child, will find that warm place. So it j
best never to deceive him in any thing, bu
keep his confidence whole and mistaken
and the whiteness of the soul unstained b,
that loathsome sin. deception.
i" Father don't allow me to read novels,
said young lady to me lately, " but moth
er does. and SO we two read all we can gel
and he never knows it - and she giggle
as though they were very cunning and WOE
thy of praise, for SO completely deceivin.
poor good father.
My soul sickened at the idea of wifi
daring to teach her children to disobey thei
father of the daughter, vain and unprinci
pied, with such mother to teach and guild.
her. Better for the world had she neye
been born Ohio Culticotor,
Il