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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
u NJ ID u h HING
AND
Furniture VArAPAnm.

GT0H undersigned having taken the new store
j room No SIS Perry 1T, (Merwin's Block) Il now
prepared 10 give his strict personal attention 10 the
unde rtaking business In all its branches A large
and Handsome assortment of Coins OF every descrip-
ton const antly on hama incluGing
Zinc, Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, DC.
A Hearse and any requisite number Of Carriages
furnished 10 order. Coffin plates Of variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Particular attention 10 call
81 to his new and complete stock OF
Furniture.
Having work shop connected with HE wareroom
he prepared to manufacture 70 order al descrip.
lions Of Desks, ward robes, tables, &c &c. 10, 8
assortmsnt OF git end fancy 0euldinoooa AA1d suit.
able fpr loonAnG gl1ne ~ D6otuse trance.
Asass e 1sb'S ssssssaes nfs11 scsssa3 scssi13'a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Public Notice

rs HERKsY GIVEN, that the annual meeting Of
i the Stockholders Of the Mississippi Miosoan
Company in the City OF Davenport, on Monday tho
7th day Of June mex. at 10 O'CLOCK n, for tn par
pnse Of directors for the ensuing year. 80
for the transscton Of such othsT business - may -
necessasy.
Davenport, April -, 1858.
aps30-dtd H. YRIOW, 0aey.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-04
Advice TO Preachers

Resolve 70 10 triei. as tbs is
an age Of lv.egrsrhs aud steuosra.
ply.
.. De pointed; never preach all
around yOar tea, without hitting i.
State your proposition plainly, boz
DO not stop lopg y pariicaiarize. !.
8. Avoid long inlroducuob. ; but
plunge into your sermon Ike swim.
ner lulo cold water.
I. Condense maze sure that you
have an idea. aud then speak It right
out, in the plaincss, shor.cs; terms.
). Avoid al highIlown language
quote no llebtew or Greek ; ain to
bC simply preacher.
.. BE honest enough to own that
you DO avail YOURSELF Of help from
any .ourcc. Bat, in using helps. b
sure you never make suits Of them,
When y0ur own lcgs are far better.
7. Acccr, The Fathers blessin,
you are bis servant, and can i.
nothing without il.
Stop when you arc done. Hesi.
cra Hatcimdn.
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THE COUNTRY GIRL.

Thc red rose biomnc,h on her gheek,
Ths mpsicss ,iglgt IN heF tace;
Ihs OuH doth Of hgs beauty speak,
The other tsiieth ut hes Er aec.
1he enc an index 10 her hgalsh,
The other TO her heart (r.eh pearl J
Bat speakcsh clsar, the priceless wealth,
Ani sweetness VI the Country Gsrl.
There. happy JOY within her wCrls,
And music IN her merry song.
Which likc the wtrhling uf the birds,
Alone, 10 woodland wilis belong;
No plainsisc Iay Of bird confined.
amidst the city's dilty whirl.
or sadiened note vas eef DESIGNED
As music for the Country bifl.
shs wears no rav attire. 'sis true.
ur gaady trappines bcurht With rslf
ss precious stones VI eutefali hue.
But then she is q gem hsrssll'
l Aprincely gvm, mere rish, hy far.
Than that possessed hy Count Or Earl
4 beau,eaus. bright and SHINING star
uf virtue. il the County, Girl.
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MmfN lHI laa. aal
INiN.fNIn h.Iut tHha. HHa.l0.
iha aH ttf a.ufhrH0lIlrtn
#hHaitIatlrhtff
o' lfnt lNfe tnoliani ifslHlt
fH.iIaf al'aute IS his maad
.Hf ihHuru hH found ID 0u. aFd
communicated inh.u,ull how'll
hrH lefflhgIl Mako d t.emO'l
wn ul afhu NJ ba'Ihr
limlbwalp .H.rFit tAud aIler
being ho.hi entIy mul lht
81 fhc. sa'l.e lo lhe lollom, Whom puHr
10 to 3e Ihw pl thp roa.hu
foIcdIol, n th.a Wdlm, bas uu.
hoi enough iHcnuh .iem hny mi
mh tb.m Iu d awhile. l'um nae
lhem rs. MA wash taum IT, C.tar
cNllrNlrr lh pfoco 1911 m.p
a. 'he fnlso au,,D.y oa, and lca,e
thrm O. slIrh aud smooth us uocmr
iucs, With nothing hut d ,ha sku ob
them. Ibn cutoa. and an, o. usual.
Peaches alci % lhs Nay will We
found % be very sweet, and hyc ali
iho advantages ol not los.uf ans ly
the usual process of pcclIng rs the
sweetest pan Of iho lrult u generals
next the pocling. We have eaten
pastry made Ifom such peaches, aul
can speak fIom experience.
j. Il. II
Horny Co., Tenn, 1858.
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fHlg A hal iaa0 AL4t lA.
HVo vIh hB. luIns f
pNt.hf llf afFiiln4I0f,0f
m y a.ms hu .HbelhaH CO
Ioan ap am.Y am. lhaimal Y i0If
~ haHHif Uf fl''g fin nui am
% f.fiah0na la hlah lAal eI
.AanIefH ile iH|lia N thc 0H0.If.
ati ml|fm ilN i' hyl ltHm
Honiar lhil DO hearts II laih.H
'anl ma.lG hhl slNat an fl'eI
WIH lfoai hhl hfles NJ NaDlH
'.Hi W. perpetual anl WU.I al
tIao 20 lheyaanf manH iogJ.iNu
"ndie 0eIag' .fhe advice "a
fnal lhrio y pot.lite m.e'y fn
Hm hllg society oI mala.i, sah.
iit kul. aui sensible aul 'thon
l' comparative safety lol him In lle
company 81 q ynIn, gIgf.Ing.hiiug
gH TIE mui empty honlod anl
cmply hraael % coIollcIsa more
harmluss Cumpanl1u l0r hlm Than d
curing, ilpp.ing follow who ,hnbi
all maunct M slIl.uc. nDl iIh mainly,
and viii travel fast. although hr.l
yawns % iho end Of lho road. lw.
your young mems salvation 10 ,ho
sweet syiIg and voice, do loiuf.IAl
grnccs and accompl. .hmcals, 90 some
fair creature, auac,iAealihc,nm.ud
and body.
But your young nan dare not ~
aud sce a young woman hc ftue.ps.
and make a Irlenl ani a companion
OF her. VII. not al lAo Mrs Grua.
dies think anil say lha, ). means
something, and immcd.nts y and
vigorously sal % wois g. whisper
lhcir suspicious loui enough rur ihe
.wcrid '.hc.gishg IAcre'pegutc Iaul-
les Of The Young pclsous-l, bear
Ihcm! i 10, your young man a
Ilirt, a despesaie fellow IN whom
there is danger. IT be Is known to 20
to sco bal, a dozen gals 30 tac ams
Iime , llas no, tbs Pr-pfiy which
pcgyales our !iue modern l.lv some.
ihns to DO vita the terrible out.
.awfy and yieiousness Of The yogng
mcng Ilss hot rigid, ehasily o.i-
qgrtte driven tlcm from tie parlor
to Ile rum shop anl worse 10 tie
days when some OF us wcreb ST. and
glg.s. 6 vas uoi q proof Ito, tNo
young people vete engaged % be
married that iity were often ioge. ID.
cr, Larpy 10 the Interchange Of iu.
iercs, gnl sympathy abl al k.pl'y
feeling. Aal somehow there wCre
better bays then ,hau ihcre sre bow.
Aud better gIrls too, for that natter.
-.l. y. ESgrsss.
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Henry Co., Tenn, 1858.
Things Worth Knowing.

The United States contain popu.
la,ion ot - ,J0O,0 900, OF whom 93,-
0uU ,uV0 ARE waiic.
The extent Of sea coast is ~, ,jj0
miles.
TIE length Of the ten principal
rivers Is 2u.J00 square miles.
The surface Of the i've great lakes
is 1000 square miles.
lAe number Of miles of Railroad
IN operation is 10000, which cost
g7s, 100000.
Tho length Of canals is 5000 miles.
/. c0ulaius The longest Railroad
on The glo.iC--shc Illinois Central
whieh Is miles.
The annual value y IL arnculiu.
raj production j. Indian corn. wAicl,
yields annually 10000, 700 bushels.
Tie ameun. ol registered and en-.
rolled 'onnasc j. i.UUI, ,ui0.
The anmunt ol capital invested IN
nlnulaesurea IS 81 6i1,0o9,D01.
Tie annual angnn. Of i,s internal
trade !. SGoO, 1905, ,Oo0.
The value Of farms and hye stock
De- sjl0,0o0,0u0
L. mines Of gold, copper, lead ani
iron ne among lhc richest ia tie
wmid.
Tie value Il goil rrOdnccl is
stU1, ,0H, 900.
The surface Of IT, ceal Etlds IL
ias,lSl tq1are acres
Within her borders are 50 ,0v0
schools, 5000 academies, s;li col.
legs and $500 churches.
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AIalf fl.r- n. lam lhs asa

ll het tHA fho lyf
llaHla NHl + mals Nhoalt
alHaI fo ought ilf paniIht ani
triN flWsh Na htt tusl
lmaH Waitf, itWff more afo.
lHmtia 4'Nwio ta bnl ffaia
liti. Hie, hun, &C.,, ihan Doe
Hlf Enl 'IHa marketable
el.Hepf lha wllBH, " vel cult
#-l y il alsayi moro
fmmur.la than "roor Trash,
sll.y gtuNH ny cNplg4l eulll,hlois.
hntlifH sHmu ia tue NJ regard "
p.m ir AUmah lhptme course
d lal Iom ths lcit, whatever
may lcf Apanlu tlo hegInnibg
Tot q oa iH llille mnlatu raise 10 any
given agc goud anluul lhau II does
ne Nlar.of ouC--Nlllo lhc lofmu
may bo luu Dimes us profitable as iho
latter The wido.aNako, oApcrien.
tgi farmer bnors iht Il ia ncufly
30 cay and cheap to produce M
anlmal worth sion, IA il u lOiaifc
oue Wh.ah vill ssll Ter only o. lcss
,han bali chat amount, --and moro.
0Nor chat in 20 doing biz dyidends
lmc not only handsome, bat alaula.
ble pridn 10 gralihed aud h.s pleasure
noasurably enhanced. Indeed. tho
best breed Of animals, tho best
Grains and seeds, Tie best pluuts aud
lros, the best and most productive
varieties, the best implements and
modes Of culture-all these arc
essential 10 successful, profitable
Agriculture. Think of those Oft
repeated iuisma, reader, IN making
your selections Of seeds, plants,
nuts and stock aninals, and con.
sider, before deciding, whether il IS
not wise 70 always Propagate from
he best. RUgd' ~ lsrkrr.
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Make Home and Farming Attrac.
tive.

That is The platform" for far.
mcr Who losifc their sons to become
con,cutel, successful sgriculluris,s,
instead Of leaving the farm for
yexaiious, ba1aIlogs and unhealthy
ayocatious. The bca. legacy for
your sons Is substantial education
--moral, mental aud physlcal.--in.
GLIDING a PRACTICAL knowledge anil
love Of farming. Thcy should thor
Caghly understand some occupation
which Is both useful and healthy,
and therefore honorable and mcasur-
ably reliable. This il Of far greater
consequence aud yalue than gilt
OF much money ot many acrcs.--
Make home aud farming SO pleasant
md attractive that thcy will become
20 attached to l,uFul Life rs 10 rcsia.
al tcmptatious TO enter into unccf
tain aul speculative Iursuts. The
tuaGeial himoom (which has swept
over Tie land the paS, ycar--in
numerous instances destroying tho
nccamu.alioas aud siiss.paiing tho
hopes Of individuals, families and
communities engaged IN commercial
and speculative pusuiis--,caohes .
lesson on this subject which should
be needed by al cIasscs, aud cspeci.
ally by The liarallsts Of America.
Il proves ,ha, Agriculture, WHICH
feeds all aud clothes slI, though
temporarily depressed, Is the most
sare rni permanently reliable oceu.
patton Tor tbs life, as vel AZ Tho
bcs. 10 II man for iha. which Is to
come. Fauncrs, aud farmers' Cons,
Rad the lesson t.ight.-R "
YORKER.
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dignity Of ne f,is'sf, aft

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I'aarl + mHa, t.iff hw't taie
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l ff0aifs slH laifhH lbe vUfi'.
'fHHa ilm bow iu haat leI
fHmof, itfh, bold ur list l.lil,
Wlili0l.lu lhaf ul' l.NW 600
wuIf ton, anl f.r .ftf.lH WIII
efH'aInly honor laen w ihe oalt
pflnF of printing DO Fhgland,
w|iiru wu0 Invested hY nF ol
mImmanl Nlth HHnY of lhe ufiy..
Iefea granted 90 lha nobility and
lho ari, wo h0Ilo.ol H.il toma.ui on
do Ha.u'e ltas lb fl 'faylOI
pa, ne lolhsInf poetic tribute 10
ibo WORKERS Jog DIV "atl eliliyo
% MI nrls
"'fhe pr.aief h the Adltaut %
Thought, anl thN explains lhD
my,sry VI ,ho wonderful warl lhM
can aindlo o hope % DIP song mn-
tha' c0n warm lonrt a. uo hope
can lla' wUrl "we," With q hand.
u.hatI warmth ,u Ia. for the author
and tho printer are engineers to.
ge'hcr Engineers indeed When
.hc little Cofsicau bombardcd Cadi1
ut ihe lIsirnco Of Eve miles, il was
dccmetthryory triumph u engineer.
mg lia; what is chs. raliry range
to this, whereby they lombard the
ages vet to ho.
"'lherc at the "easen he stands
and marshals into linc the forces
armed for truth, clothed IN immor.
tali,y aud English. Aud what can
be noblcr tlan ihe equipment Of q
thought ~ sterling Sixou-- Sayon,
will tho ring II spear and shield
therein, and commissioning 1t Wien
we ere dead, 10 m9yp gradually on
to "thc latest syllable oi recorded
timc.p This Is 20 win o victory
from lcR,h, for tbs has no dying
ia il.
"Ihc printer Is called lahoFer,
aul the o!ico be performs is TOLL
Oh, it is nGt work, lu, a sublime
rite he j. performing, when be thus
sights lNe engine that Is 70 ling q
w5ilei tHh 10 granicF curve than
mi .es ere before dcscTiled--hiug
it Aio llie osom Of on - unbosa.
llt throws oa us caa. lalcel Wc
DO, Nonjer. the ra,l.er. shnt lie doe.
uo, pat lis shoes from 81 lns feet,
for he rleec vAcrcOn he stands Is
holy ground.
~ lii.le ssng vas uttered SOME
where long ago I,waudage1 .ar0agh
'he twilight l-cblcr lhan star; it
diel upon the ear. lIll The printer
iake. i up where i vas lying there
N the silence. llkc a vogAigd tiFl.
ani he cgrips !, anew u.Ih wings.
and sends j Ia.lA I. m u AK iaat
had preserved %, ahd Il flies On in'o
,he future wilh tic Oli,e branch ct
peace, and arsutl tho world with
melody, Ike t's davaiig Of .
Spring morning"
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NEpRoEs AND C0TTos. TT c New
Orleans Delta estimates tie number
Of SlaYes Il, lie South a. over tlIrco
aEd q half millions, and their aggre-
galc value, al present prices, Al iully
ss,cea hundred millions Of dollars.
The Cotton plantations 10 the scus'.
i estimated At about eighty thous-
aud. aud the aggregate salas Of ths
annual produc., ., the present priees
Of cotton, Is faly one Aundgel and
,ucn.y-fyc million Of dollars. There
are over fifteen ,housand Tobacco
plantations, aud their annual pro-
lucis mas be valued at fourteen
millions ot dollars. There ere two
ihuasand s.x huadF,d sugar plania-
tons. DC products Of which average
sapually hlore than twelve millions.
ihvre are five hundred and iifty.cnc
isiec pIan,ailofs. Which yield an
sAaual revenue Of fur millions Of
loIlaz.-!SeuMsra Csiiiraisr.
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G5Oitt pa'ln.
MEMoRY.

|Aul IN funniul mound.
bar, fag lf1m all ihri love thee,
iih harren hoiih aroani.
AL cypress bower ahu,e iheei
huiti'nA, Wills the ~ ! mhiA ffe,s,
Ani b. n shl IN cold .oua closes,
~ Spring, aHi riHs's sweet ,lo.ri.,
" Summer, aal sammes' iose,.
|lcep vhcrc ihe thlaiers ",
Atro,. The tossing b.l.1F,
Fhy canopy thl SKY,
Aal ne Ion Z y il-'t thv pillow,
snl Irtam, vaiu ,ae chill. sel luam
Ia mocscFy dashes l'.f thee.
Of The cheerful hearth, n ,be qn.et hanie,
Anl ,hg kiss VI haF th ause glsgg.
Watch in the iespeft re.l
~ sh, tlemau's d1usean tower,
Il Do hDrs'a most "a ushed sgsii
lis lost its chear.nf rbWrrs
ini sing Nale ,he gs,.ins thtn
un every siil. limb lrge1ss,
Ol the hunisnln hirryug o'rr The plain,
OF he bsssih Oi ,as m9ania.n breslss.
Talk u tbs liinsiFc's lHle,
The warrirf'. higi snioiyur,
inl the houeyed Ups nos maic,
Anl th strong ptin org bed i0frr0ri
l.ilk hack tU ,ac SuiameF sun
From shp mist pi dass uteCmbcr;
J d say q tie if1saH.hfar,ei Que,
+" Iis plcaaaat % remember"
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Ous EGpERu FAailY.-.is the
late fourth Of Jaly was thc Cts. case
and iastaucc, according to usage,
Of the adoption Of tic federal nun.
bers 81 Coz .alutes ard hags, We up.
pend tie following lis, Of dates for
cOuvcaiCntipfcrencc.
Since the Of. ,lnsl cCnfvjeraey wa.
formed. nineteen States have bceu
added to Tie Union. The namcsaud
the order Of their admission have
tesu "A f.llrvs.
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ht,'eo"D ,, h InA.s p'sfs.,shp -, Y
liia ~, ''ssi =, y ~, sly he ,talh
su'.'' % ~, - ''n'.i,V '... !.saIaa! al.e'i
''V' ' ~ W s''!' "il'oNy '.,'ps"
p 1h'Nh ION u. usvn " 'nc
,as. vs.. me- y ,"f salla. ills 'fsll
" ~ l'sss',,.s ! \, eY',l''' y .llie,
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Why Should any Man swearl

-
! can conceive of no rcason vhy
he iuuii, INT og tea rea oas why hg
should net.
J. !. is mcan. 4 man Of hell
D ornl standing would almost as soon
steal a sheep as swear.
?. l. j. yu'gir; altogether ,oo
mean ior decent miu.
.. Il Is coBoidly; implying a fear
c.ihef ofuatb being tclicyclo; obcycl.
4. lis urgeai.enarly. A gen.
ileman, eeeld.ug 20 Webster, IS O
genIesl maa --wal. btel-relnel.-
such . oae sill ho mprc swcar. tl.an
- into tAt sIeg,s " .AFoW mud wa..
d elOd.lOp eF.
). Il Is indecent; oileusiyc 10 l,!.
.cacy, and extremely uDa. lor human
ears.
g. his foali i. "waut of le.
ceuey, Is wats Of sense. Porn.
!. 1t IS abusive. TO the mind
which c0treyg lie ol.h, 10 liz
tongue Which al,ers h. anl 10 ,tc
penUn az ah5m i is simcd.
). IL Il tsusmoas .houiaa q
msa's Aeari 10 he . uc4 Of vlpeys,
ahd every ime be svcan, one of
them st.es lei its head.
2. IL Is ela,enptihlc: foficit,hg
the rtsrerl of all ihe wise ahd good.
~. 1t 10 wicked: violating ,he
diyiue law, aud provoking the Us.
pleasure ot Ilim who will not hold
him gaillless who takes his name IL
v1in.-Sai1's Ndsa.ine.
- -.s..--a-aa -.
puLLIss Tlsia IN Old TiMss.-
The primitive method ~ nbsaaciing
teeth IL scnalon is thus describe.
by a correspondent II The New yosl
Express:
One end OF a Grm hemp string
was fastened upon tie aching mem.
bcr, vhIla the ether, securely ,iel
around balle. prrposely no,ched.
was pui in The harrel OF an old llint.
loss masket, loaiei with an eStr.
charge Of powler. When all vai
pady, the desperate operator eaugh
hold Of the gun, aBd as, drive.
0al few the tooth, ml away bound
cl the .muskct several feet. Thi
mode o. extracting tech became ,hI
chssen and only mode prae,isej il
this resun fur many years.
A QrEEa TEAg.-zln a letter iron
Utah - the New York Tribune. v
hud tue fblIovine:
There are arrivals from Sal. La
almost daily, anl IN The case Q
parties Of emigranss some Of IL
veliclss are as extraordinary a. ,ll
mosise-powcr which propeIs illsm
Gov Cumming ,eslifics to havln
observed a wagon, on the road froa
Salt Lake Cly 10 Provo, saica va
drawn W PIGS hanessei 70 Ii
tongue hy N ingshious ccmtiuasio
of straps sni ccs.ls. In 10 "
sea,si , fat mss pho exsisesi b
team even inio : srus, by the id ,
. blssk .snaks skir.
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SrRASGE CoMpAEIs0S.--Une Of
our exchanges gets slighsly excited
and pile. On the "high falu,in'r in
this wise:
A grain Of caFmine will iinge a
gallon Of water. 80 that in every drop
the color viii be pcfceptiblc and a
grain Of musk vii scent a room for
twenty YEAR,. jos, 50 IL man
cheat the prinier-she stain Will be
forever visible Oh the minuiess atoms
Of the minalcss soul. and viii leave
q scent Of ffascality about an iniivii.
nal strong enough TO make an hcres'
man turn " his nose IN disgust. and
kick him cu. d bis presence, il h,
can't ge. nd efhim any other way.
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WAR viii. rxH1xsE A Man,
\ pair Of sweet lips. a pressure Of
two of delicate hands, and arink
waist ribbon, will 10 - much to un-
hinge . man as shrss fesefs, tbs
measles, a lsrgs -sizei vhooping
cough, a pair Of lock.jsus, severa
hydrophobiss, and the dosser's bill
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05

ous attack and sarelY Jim was right in say
ng, that Sande's lame leg was as honorable to
the noble dog as sears to soldier He was
of little use afterwards as sheep dog but
Jim wouid not part with him. He elevated
him to the rank OF a special pensioner, and
never ate himself until he had fed the compan-
ion of that eventful night.
may add, that party sent over to the old
hut, found it burnt to the ground, and ali the
sheep driven off With the assistance Of neigh
boring settlers, the greater part of the flock
was ultimately recovered but not until after
many days hunting for them, and several san
culinary encounters with the Tatiara blacks,
wherein more than one European received
wounds
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05

To Spoil DAUGHrER-Be always telling
her how very pretty she is.
IustiII into her young mind an undue love
for dress.
Allow her to read nothing but works of
fiction
Teach her all the accomplishments but none
of the utilities of life
Keep her in the darkest ignorance Of the
mysteries of housekeeping.
Initiate her iuto the principle that it is yul-
gar to do anthing for herself
To strengthen the latter, let her have o
adys maid.
Teach her to think that she is better than
any body else.
Make her think she is sick, when she is not
and let her lie in bed taking medicine when
half an hours out of door exercise would COM
pletelv cure her Of her lazineSS.
And lastly, having given her such an educa-
ton, marry her TO a mouStached g2attcmq~
who is Il clerk with salary of $3.50 year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05

and he declared he would give the world to
s.e woman as handsome as that, and that
Bill might have her.
"Ha ?" shouted the Colonel, "the old chap
was well come up with. The best joke ever
heard but was she really beautiful =
The most angelic creature | ever saw, y
said Henry" but you can judge for yourself.
He lent he the picture, aud knowing your
taste that way, brought it for you TO look at.
Here Henry took it out of his pocket and hand
ed it to his uncle at the same time filling his
glass Aunt Patty got out Of her chair to look
a the picture.
"Weu now" said she, that is q beauty"
" You may W, say that sister," said tho
Colonel shoot me if don't wish had been
in Bills place Deuce take it why did You
not get the girl yourself, Henry The most
beautiful creature l ever laid eyes on |
would give a thousand dollars for such nece"
Would you I" inquired Henry, putting the
dog.
" Yes, that l would > replied the Colonel.
land niue thousand more on the top of ii and
that makes ten thousand shoot me if | would
not"
Then III introduce you to her tomorrow"
said Henry.
As there was a wedding at the house Of the
worthy Colonel the ensuing week, and as the
old gentleman was highly pleased with the
beautiful aud accomplished bride, it is reason
able to suppose that Henry did lot forget bis
promise.