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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-20
TooRnEsPoSpEsCE or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
AMELIA C. H., FA.,l
March 18th. 1888 [

AMELIA C. H., Va
March 18th. 1858.
The second edition Of winter, with which We
have been presented since last wrote, afforded
our citizens IN opportunity of filing their ice
houses, which they embraced with "A hearty good
will. We are now enjoying all the blessings of a
delightful Spring. Every body seems in a perfect
good humor with himselfand the rest of mankind
The plough boy mounts his horse nd goes " hist
ling cheerfnlly of to the fields: the farmer ris.
Ing with the SUI, roaIns over his fields, aud as he
calculates the probable yield thereof seems well
pleased the good housewife is all astir aud brisk.
~ selecting her seeds TO be planted. In short all
nature smiles whilst contemplating this pleasant
and busy scene Oh, how many joys and hopes
ere row summed up in the future. But. alas! the
spotler may come-man dies, crops fail the gar
dens become waste,-n'on PROPOSES, but Col DIS
poses.
notice Mr.. =. W. Knight, the Commissioner of
streets, has been husily engaged for some DAYS
past IN improving Main street, leading from this
city" to country village known as Five Forks
1t needs improving Heaven knows. But he seems
determined on making it good, before leaving it,
Those OF our citizens who have $40 horses NAV
be getting them ready for drive out in the coan-
try, to enjoy the pure fresh air. These Quarterly
and Superior Courts great inventions for the
travelling public, for almost sure of getting
our highways put in order, just before they COM
mence, at least.
The various candidates for office are beginning ts
"show themselves round" now. / have heard of
no opposition To the present sncumbents la the
oihces oil Clerk, Sheriff and Commissioner of the
revenue The war seems to wax hottest for The
Constabie's office. In several of the districts. /
learn they are 'bobbing around" electioneerino
win as much zeal IS though they were rupnin5
Tor the senate. In this distri or rather for IN
cay Constableship, there seems to be quite strug-
gle between the present incumbent, John Foxry
Ifsses, and J.. W. Johnson, his opponent. The
friends OF each party seem determined and very
ssngaine on beating the other, but new con
stitntion only allows one TO be elected, suppose
both can't be beaten very badly l learn that =
may hear again from NO. s0'
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THEArRE.-Miss sallie st. Clair appears tonight
IN several attractive characters. She has played
during her engagement, quite successfully, and We
feel assured, that on her departure from Rich
mond, she will bear with her the best wishes OF
the patrons of the drama in Richmond. She is Al
actress Of versatile talent, aud whatever she uu-
dertakes to do she does well. Her engagement
terminates TO night The bill embodies three
pieces, in the last of which Mons. Henri appears
We invite attention to the special announce
meut, in another column. Of the engagement OF
the celebrated English comedian, Mr.. CHARLES
MATHIws,
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HH-TYLER 4 Cos Steam Ambrotype Gallery, 1879
Main street. is visited by all who want cheap ana
nerf,ct lkenesspS.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, March 19.-The anti-Lecompton reso1u
tions, from the House of Assembly, passed the Sc
nate this morning,
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f6F WHO WANTS GARDEN SEEDS =
If YOU want reliable Seed. huy from
- ~" WARING & PEARCE.
NH oo,t Corner 4th and Broad.
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The Turks IN WAsHIsGroN-The Turkish Admi
rel aud suite were formally received on Thursday
by President Buchanan, who rendered to them the
sospitaiities Of the country. The admiral re
piisd by saying that be had been directed by hi.
imperial master to be guided by the advice and
direction Of the President, aud to offer souvenir
In testimony Of the high regard entertained b,
the Sultan for the President. The President then
invited his visitors 10 dinner on next "Wednesday
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Whose embodmsnts are the incaru,tjon If ,0s...
humor and courtly grace. ''""e"
The extraordinary expense attendant on ihi. an.
gagement has compelled the mana 20 rpe nj ~ ~,
one third TO the regular price Of admission to mn.
them from loss, hoping II may meet the apnroia,Inr
81 the public The scale OF prices will he ss t,I,,
Dress Circle and Parquette n rsr,,
seChISr
That the public may not think the Management,
as charged tor admission 10 the IhesiT" ,urine
this genfiemans engagement mnrs thap sna
ciPDt to secure them against loss tbev xcnia .sa.
thst TIE prices OF admission in Baltimore ana Wnsb
ington, were DOUBLED during his epgaremsn, IN
those cities MI .5n =. :"
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sSyH- RICHMOND AGEHCY.

EsSS RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST Jan, 1855. noe, 1866 25.
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT on all Life Policies that haze been in
force twelve months prior TO January lst lSjS. and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
vIdends that have not been paid Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte-
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, a3 Main
street; for reference. apply to either member OF
the Local BOard-all of whom are insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE NUNFoRD, President.
Directors:
Thos P August Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr Esq.,
Roger Pryor Esq, Rev Chas Read,
Thes II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM G Paine, ESQ.
Medical Board:
Ro T Coleman, d, A q Workman, VI d,
Jas III Conway, VI d.
CIIAS Il. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots 13 Main street.
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IST OF LETTkRS--Remaining in the |
IL RIC1MoND POsr OFFICE. on the 18th dsy Il
March. 1858.
s1 Persons applying for Letters, In this List. viii
please say they are ApvERTIsEp.
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HEADERS ISr RECT VA VOLS, I
RICHMOND, March 10, 1855. J

HEADQ'Rs lsr RECT VA VOLS
a RICHMOND, March 10, 1855.
II The Commissioned Officers of this
Regiment will assemble at the office Of the Colonel
(tioddin's Bui ding,l en- SATURDAY next. the 10Th
inst at ~ 0cl3ck P. NJ in citizens dress for the
purpose of electing Major
By order of Col. AUGUST.
NH LIT WIN MUNF0RD. AdIt.
a. FIRST PREMIUM TROTTING
&9STALLI0N KOSSUTH. This renowned Trot-
ting stallion, who has received aJ the Va State Ag
ricultural Society, the first pr MUM two years III
'cessiou S4 and 1850 and certificate of suptri-
GRITTY over all trotting stations on exhibition at the
State Fair Of 1851 The being disqualified according to
the rules Of tile Society from receiving any further
premium. having taken it on two former occssiOns.0
and who is now pronounced by judges to be Que of
the purest bred aud fastest trottng stations IN
America, will commence his season on the first Of
MARCH, At the stable of the subscriber. on the
Mechancsvile Turnpike, one mile from the City OF
Richmond. The season will expire on the lst of Ju
ly:
time of serving the $50 the season if prepaid,
$3j payable at the close of the Insurance
$50. Groom fee ST. Mares put by insurance must
a mare will forfeit the Insurance
full description Of the horse, pedigree, &C, will
he found in the Southern Planter and In my bills,
wich will be sent to any applicant
List Of lKossutt CLts thai receired Trentur's
the last Virginia State Far.
Best year old FLY sfor general utility, belonging
to ii X. Edmond. of 1Ienrico.
Best year old colt for quick draft to Mr.. Julian
Best year old, to DR.. VIM. P. Braxton, of King
Willinm.
Best year old. to r. Willis, of Chesterfield.
Best year old liily, TO Alex 3nder Kerr, Of Rich
mund
Best year old FLY, to R B. IIaxall, Of Orange.
Best fUal since January, 1851 to J. T. Barksdale OF
Al5emarle.
Best year old FLY, for saddle, to Mrs. Alex Kerr
OF Ri hmoud
Best foal since January 1887, to VIM Smith, of
Hcnrico.
sg- Mares sent from distance will receive ev.
aYtr and In ct Az
day. II. J. SMITH,
Near Fairfield Race Ccurse
RICHMOND Feb IS5S NH l-dot NH t--nSf-yts
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RIVER NAvIoATIos.-The ice on tho susquehanna,
at Harrisburg, moved off on Tuesday night, and
navigation IL now free. The Hudson river is open
TO Albany, and boats will commence running from
New York to that poist Immediately. A tele-
graphic dispatch from New Orleans states that the
Mississippi at that point is three feet eight inches
below high water mark. The Upper Mississippi is
open to Keokuk. The Illinois is in good boating
stage. The Missouri is rising below Lexington.
with FIVE feet in the channel; falling above that
point, with less than four feet on the bar
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Thursday last WINS the anniversary OF the birth
ef john c. Calhoun, who WAS born March 18th,
iTs2.
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SPRING STOCK OF DRUGS, &c We
~ are now prepared, rs heretofore, to execute all
orders with promptness for articles in our line 10
punctual dealers. Our stock Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints. Oils. Window Glass, Dye Stufs, Perfumery
Fancy Articles, &c, &C. is iaree. full aud complete
1t will lie endeavor to nrnish customers and
dealers generally with the best articles and the
most favorable terms.
P. JOHN sToN 4 BRO, Druggists,
NIB ain
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SERIOUS RIor IN N. YoRK.-A riot occurred among
the Irish population Of the Eleventh avenue, n
York, on Thursday. in consequence of one of their
number, named Thomas Finch, having been run
by the of the Hudson River Railroad and
killed. An officer took charge of the body in or
der TO remove it TO the station house for the pur
pose Of holding an inquest; but before that duty
could be performed, about two thousand OF the
Ieish popuati on, men aud women, assembled.
mobbed the police, aud resisted their attempts to
remove the body, declaring that the inquest should
be held just where the accident occurred. Under
these circumstances, reinforcements of policemen
were telegraphed for, and responded to by detach
ments from the surrounding precincts to the num-
her of 100 strong, who then proceeded to remove
the remains of the unfortunate man, when they
assai!ed by the mob with stones, brick bats.
and other missiles, aud some Of them injured -
six Of the ringlead .rs were arrested and locked
up.
The infuriated mob then threatened to tear mp
the railroad track and attack the cars as they ap-
preached the spot; but the strong force of police
which by this time had arrived prevented them
from carrying their threats into execution, and at
noon quiet had been restored in the avenue
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
JNo.R BLANKENsHIP, ESQ DEAR SIR:

JNo.R BLANKENsHIP, ESQ DEAR SIR:
candidate for fhe Office of CAPTAIN OF THE CITY
NIGHT WATCH, at fhe approaching election
should you consent TO do So you will be most cheer
fully supported by -
NH 2l-lt* JEFF EfSON WARD.
Col. JOHN II. DIGGEs MANY Of your
warn friends, irrespective of party, are anxious
that should announce yourself Il candidate for
the Office of High Constable
Without desparaging tho qualifications Of the
present incumbent we think there is none better
qualified than yourself for that Office and you Will
receive tha support of many VOTERS.
nah Colts
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a~ HOMESTEAD CoMPANY.-A regular
meeting Of the Homestead Company will be held at
their Office. TONIGHT, at ~ o'clock
NH colt WIN T ALLEN, Sec'y.
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LIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSUR-
| l. ANCE.

LIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSUR-
l. ANCE.
MY AGENCY OFFICEl
RICHMOND. 10th March, IS I
Refreshed, encouraged and strengthened by deeds
well as words of kindness, am pefully prose
cutting my Agency business, and am ready and will
ling, "As far rs i'll me lies, to attend promptly and
faithfully 10 anv business committed to my care.
represent the
ALbEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Charlottesville. Va,
The HOME Insurance COMPANY,
OF New York,
And the
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Philadelphia,
All good companies and for all of which am pre-
paIed TO take good risks on favorable terms
~ will also provide insurance agent for ap-
plcauts in other companies when it shall he so de
sired, and COR tally Lve perEonS in the city at
distance to srud in their orders which shall have
my personal careful attention. without the cost of
commission. TlI0S Nj ALFRIEND,
General Insurance Agent,
Z corner of Main aud lith sits.
mh 20-eodlw Richmond Va
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Mr. jackson Sails, SAID 10
he a yery clever gentleman, has been sued for ten
thousand dollars damages for promising and re-
fnsing to marry a beautiful young lady named
Miss Brumley. Both are residents OF Attala coun-
~ Miss
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Vaughan Jas yepsh,s 4 psv..,.
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Whiting Albert wchber sam wa,.o
Wells rapt Hev wslsfen tva.s
Woodruff Dp2 Wo fward - VI ~ 60 'ng
Woosson Edw Walls VIM ws,nsns
wooden Edw White wm w;isnson sA
Wsldbaur Fred wosdsnu " n waisIv,nyi
VIM Geo Walton VI n yvrafk
W yiie Andrew Watkins Wsll.1r
Yates Rev MT Younger liz Younv
INITIALS
To the heirs OF capt Ambrose Bohannoo-
NH 20-it TU0s N pfno.r
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s9~ To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF
RIcHMcND-I NEST rcspectfully offer myself a can
didate for reelection Of CAPTAIN OF THENIGHT
POLICE. NH 20-dtde* A. WILKINSON
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TaE BELL RINGERs.-Ths Peak Family of Bell
Ringers, who became very popular on a former Wis
1t to Richmond, will commence series of their
delightful entertainments at metropolitan Hall
next Monday night. In addition to the sweet mu
sic Of the bells, they will give skiIlfu performsn-
on the harp aud the piano. Their vocalism.
too, IL We remember Alright, is harmonious ard
agreeable They have recently performed with
great success in Baltimore and In Washington
where they received highly complimentary notices
from the press
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CPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS

NPKINU UUUUS, OThINf UUUUS.-
~ we are now receiving supply of Spring Goods.
Just bought in New York. consisting of the usual
variety, say Prints, Gi9ghams, Bcrage De LANES
Lava'a Cloths. Ducal Plaids, Lawns, Nuslins, b.
RACES Silks, and other styles Dress Goods; full
surply Of Domestic Goods also, Cloths CassiIneres
aud Vestings.
We invite the attention of our friends and the pub
lie, confident Of ability to offer goods as low as
they can be sold in Richmond
NH ~ CHILES & CHENERY.
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The late eclipse was satisfactorily observed by
the astronomers al the Cambridge Observatory
Several spots are now on the Suns disc. three OF
which are large, and one very large. They VIII
continue visible about week longer.
Novr SCENE IN THE sEsarE.-Mr. Clark, OF New
Hampshire, not only introduced "Noses" ana tue
LAND OF Canaan" into the Senate on Monday eve.
ning when he spoke for eight or ten hours against
time. but IL responsible for another innovation
which Is thus set forth in the official report OF tue
proceedings;
AMIR. Clark proceeded with his argument, and
spoke until quarter past eight O'Clock; wheh'
during an explanation by Mr.. Green, having sPo
ken over three hours and hali. ne asaieu h'n,
self OF the opportunity TO indulge IN 'na' 49,.
age which cheers but not inebriates, with accom-
pauyiug mullins and sandwiches, which gave n's
desk the social aspect Of a coy tea table inc
honorable senator retained bis right 70 the n'oI
with q cup of hot tea in one hand ana huge
sandwich in the other The scene was nove, bus
a twelve hours fast had created an inexorapie
stomach By the call of tho yeas and nays he was
afforded ample time TO finish his repast
u.,rr,,rArr,,p Eyre Persons Burned 10 Dea1
A horrible affair occurred at New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas county. Ohio, a few days ago. A
yonng man named Gray arrived there recently
from Iowa with his sister, who was deranged, 10
tending TO stop there few days t,i ne couu 'i'aNe
the necessary ARA ngements to take her to the in
sane asylum at Couabus. The sister was placed
in lock up near the town. for safe keeping. Dur
ing the night a near neighbor discovered smoke
issuing from the lookup. aud gave the alarm be
fore any aid arrived the building was wrapped IN
flames. Miss Gray, two women, girl about NJ
teen and Young man, who we're confined In the
building persisted in the flames.
HURRICANE At ROCHESTER, y. "a heavy gale
Of wind passed over the city Of Rochester, n u,
Wednesday night, unrocfng houses, blowing down
sieepIes, &C. The telegraph lines west and south
we're blown down. There Is also flood IN the
Genesee river which is doing considerable damage
HURRICANE AT LOUISVILLE, kT.-A dispatch from
Louisville states that violent gale OF wind pre-
vailed there on Wednesday. Several buildings
we're unroofed and the steamers at the leyee come
what damaged. No lives lost.
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.--Mr Jackson Sails, said to
lie n very clever gentleman, has been sued tor ten
thousand dollars damages for promising and re-
fnsing to marry beautiful young lady named
Miss Brumley. Both residents OF Attaia coun-
ty, Miss.
Right Rev. Bishop Magili, of Richmond, deiv-
erad an eIOnuent and interesting address before
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The India q.

Washington correspondent of a New York
paper, speaks of the frauds of which the Red Men
of the West are constantly subjected in their bar.
gains with the whites, official and individual If
any class of Americans has a right to complain OF
wrongs and Impressions, it Is the Red Republicans,
not the Black. They gradually being showed
of the continent by the advancing tide of whis
key and civilization; but no one raises a voice of
sympathy In their behalf.
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HURRICANE AT LOUISVILLE, kr.-A dispatch from
Louisville states that a violent gale OF wind pre-
vailed there on Wednesday. Several buildings
we're unroofed, and the steamers at the leyee some
what damaged No lives lost.
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RI EA 7 X l..

SATURDAY. NIGHT JUBILEE
Last Night Of the Beautiful Actress
MISS SALLIE ST. CLAIR
Who will appear as
JUDY O'TR0T,
IN the great Drama Of
IRELAND Az IT'S
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HURRICANE At ROCHESTER, n IA heavy gale
Of wind passed over the city Of Rochester, ~ Y,
Wednesday night, unrocfng houses, blowing down
sieepIes, &C. The telegraph lines west and south
we're blown down. There Is also flood IN the
Genesee river which is doing considerable damage
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LATE NOTICE MADAME DEVISE,
4 the astonishngy gifted young F0RTuNE
TELLER. aft r a weeks pleasure with her LieBds
IN Norfolk has returned. and is ready 10 be contuit
ed any subject Lost lovers, unaithfui bus
bands Things stolen or lost he recovered through
her mag zeal power
Resdence-Marshall street, between 5th and 6th,
name on the door
Prices-Ladies 50 cent?; Gentlemen 81.
Il L.
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FAMILY FLOUR, of very superior
quality. for sale by
NH CIV DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CT.
GERVANTS FOR HIRE-For the bal
~ ancs IF the year, No COOK, without incum-
brance WEr Nj RSES, house GIRL. For further
information, apply to ED D-EACIiO,
NH 21-2t Pearl At
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The late eclipse was satisfactorily observed by
the astronomers al the Cambridge Observatory
Several spots are now on the Suns disc, three OF
which are large, and one very large. They viii
continue visible about q week longer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT tn.
- Management Of the Richmond Theatre mo-, -
spectfully announce to their friends and n.,s1r -
humber Of evenings with "n''te'i
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Agricultural.


TX NhrTEt.-THE RIGHT KIND OF Talk
Everybody and the rest Of mankind, have
heard Of TX Marvcl's I" Rcvcres of a Bachcl-
or, and those who have rend it may imagine
Donald G Mitchell Tx Marvel) still drcary
bachelor. But such is not the case lie is
established on good farm near New Have,
Conn. and has TIVE SUPPOSED growing fam.
lily around him He works at home. but
sometimes is Gallo ont to talk. Hear bin.
eve quote the closing paragraph of his adj
dress r,forc the State Agricultural Society.
in Hartford ,
Bat there is something worth living for
besides monty. That is rcry good. hnt is
not all. With the rest let us raise a crop of
good ideas. While you are farmer. re.
member that you are man, with duties and
responsibilities Live down the old brutal
notion that farmer must be uncouth unrl-
hca ted. and nnthnking--a mere plodder.
on ere brought into Immediate contact
with the great heart of civilization. You
cannot get out Of The buzz Of the toilinr
world. The trll Of the wonder working
Wlie$, and the rumble Of the locomotive (he
thunder threat of nationS) come to your once
secluded hillside.
Move toward better life. Do no, keep
your boys corn shcling in the long winter
evenings. Make yoar farm place that
your sons and daughters cannot help loving
Cultivate the trees they are Gods mrsscn-
gers Don't say that You care nohiug for
looks. You do cnre, else why did Won build
that two-Sory white house, with binds. and
cnpola INTO which you never 20. Or why
did you, years ago carefully brush vour
coat, and pull mp your shit collar when YOU
were starting on Sunday evening to visit
the COED woman who now shares yotlr home.
Care much more for books aud pictures.
Don't keep a solemn parlor into which YOU
60 hut once month, with the parson or
sewing society. Hang around your walls
pciuFcs which Shall tell stories of mercy.
hope, courage faith and charity. Make
your living room the largest and most cheer
lul IN the house. Let the place be such that
when your boy las gone TO distant lands, or
even when, perhaps, he cllugs to single
plank in the lonely waters of the wide ocean
the thought of he still homestead shall come
across the dcsolation, bringing always light,
hope, and love.
Have no dungeon about Your house--no
room you never opcn-no blinds that are al
ways shut.
Don't teach your daughters French before
they can whcc! Reverted or cling 20 "A
S'de.saddle And daughters. do not be
ashamed of The pruning knife. Bring to Your
door the richest flower from the woods cu-
llvaic the friendship Of BIRDS scotn the
scamp that levels his mud,rUus gun at the
'Iue-hltd or the robin. Study botany.
learn TO love nature, and seek Il higher cuI-
,l"ation !han the fashionable world would
give YOU