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" A paper published in wyaadotte, Kansas.
i Styl-d the "Grassuopper'' -
formed In Cincinnati ''fNN'' : -
III Reliable Information from N,nIs. .os,k.
OF tine growing diAafsction i'm tue ra.ks IN the
-Hst.ve army. .a-----..a---. - =
IL man in Cincinnati recently drank a
quart OF whlskey on a wager OF one dollar or
conrSe II killed him VI
" Some writer says that the word "would,,
In Rufus Choate's hand writI NO, aresemhls. =
small gridiron struck by lightaing.
W Friday night, we received copy of the
Mexican Extraordinary, OF A pril 30th, only four
months and days from the city Of Mexico. a.
III member Of the sydney Jockey Clubha,
geon.n
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PkOPERTY-A FAR NJ, conta ming 100 aeres,
less than 10 miles from Washins ton. under good
cultivation and having an Ichard Of 800 trees OF
neotarines. pears, ounces, 30, together with
grapes, currants, strawberries, &c.-the same hsv-
cellar. will be sold on reasonable terms or ex
changed for city property. There is good barn
ana stabling on the premises, good water at the
~ aafes are IN wood, consisting OF oak hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops RAy be purchased il
desired For further particulars inQu re OF JAS. =
SCAGGS tn street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ,
18th street between c and ID streets. = : :
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n FROM WASHINGTON
DiRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
:" Il . II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
Fa
BaItimsre and Ohio Railread.

FALL ARRANGEMENTS. s,..
THREE ,TTHENRoUSH TEN & (; Z TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM WISHING ISS. FOR THE WEST.
breakfast at the Relay House WssRnrton ss JunCI 1SI
''Sa Sd of!afs Tas pTSSiisSscepS ys:f
EXPREss CONNECTION leave leaves WI Was6iDstoS sS
at $50 p m, reaching Cincinnati 81 p. IN. next day
isvIlle. Cairo and the Southwest and for St IouIs
Kansas, dc: Time, from Washington to CINCINNATI
LIS ekikS. ST! t3Hs, oehiiSShpG5AoNAf2 ehiiSShpG5AoN ASS
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves dsily.
ing at Washington Junction or Baitiinore, leayins
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN Daylight take the SIS and 7.45 AS D. m
trains from w ashlngtOl. . r..
For PaIkersburE and all Stations on the North
Marietta and Cincinnati abroad take the same,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 70 al Guar
te:s and every other possible faculty Will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the SIS 7.45 q. m. trains.
For ali stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
sai Train tsEs the $50 M sefsG Trsin win 'hs FRED
Leave wsshinstoS for B,fti%o2s st SIS and "a,
g. m, and 50 and IS p. m. On Sunday at so p. IN.
Leave Baltimore at 4 50 and s.s0 a. m. and $50 and
5S M On Sunday at so m. only.
The - and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tons and for Annapolis COM ections.
The 45 a m. aud $50 D. m. are the chief connect
ing trans for the west, and the $50. 7.+5 and $50
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office, Washington
an 10 q. III. PARSONS. Agent.
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AFAY ETTE INSTIT TUTE,
IL Pennsytrdatd dceaue, abors l7fh street.
The undersigned, late President OF Wilmington
ID. HALsTEkD late Preceptress of the same institu-
ton, and Miss MARY WILLIAMS, late acting Pre-
oeptress of the Genesee Seminary, New York, will
open School for Young Ladies at Nos. I59 and I6i
Psnnsylvania avenue, on Monday, SepteWber6
In the Arrangements and furnishing of the school
rooms, IN the general scholastic regulations, and in
the methods of instruction and government, IL Is
believed the institute will be found creditabe to the
city and worthy OF the confidence of its citizens.
The course OF study 10 that generally purs ed at
our highest femsls Institutions. Young ladies' sat
lsfactoriy passing their examinations IN the entu
course will be entitled to q diploma To Insure to
each student that individual attention aid personal
interest requisite to successfui study, each de-
partment will receive but twenty four pu ohs.' A
very limited number will be received as members OF
the family. y d.
Tut on.-- Primary Department, SO; Junior,
SlZ D.: Sepiors 8 Is per quarter
Aodress through city post Oftoe until the 25th
Afterwards p!ease call at the Institute. .
II. C. LOOMS, A. M.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen.
whose danxhters or wards have been under my in
gtructioR and care: z NJ ---.f 80
Hon. Thomas II, Hicks, Governor OF Maryland.
Hon. Peter + Causey, Governor Of DelrHare.s
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, u. ID. Wilmington, Dal
Hon. Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor city OF Wilmington
pr. n =. hskew. Postmaster city Of Wilmington
Roy; Dr; HAMPTON, Baltimore.
J: w. Wells, Esq, Department Interior, Wash
ingtOn. :. ~, -.
Il. Zlmnesmans Bsq., Alexandra, Va. q
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a For SALE OR ExChANGE For M
PROVED CITY PROPER fY.-A Farm Of ffiy
acres, miles from Washington and the same dIs-
tance from Alexandria. and miles from George
town. adjoining the lands of MIR. Thomas Clark,
Mr.: r. Yulee. ESQ., and of the lands Of theilate l..
Is. Hardin. Etq. The Farm is divided into fields,
with water in each heid a hne orchard, and house
containing rooms, with u good cellar and back
kitchen, stable and all necessary buildings,
who will show the property and give information
ting the sale. Information can Also he had
Possession given on the lst of January. la5e.
{ jel8-lawtf ID, WELLS,
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ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
DHOUNG LADIES-FRENcH AND ENsIIsH
~. S9 Fsfreef, Washingtoa, =.

frinclpal-DONALO MACLEOD, A. M, Uni
- verslty GlasYow.
Ihe next academic term will begin on the second
Moncay OF September, and end on the Soth day of
June following. -. = VIZ VI
For thorough literary and scientific culture sound
elementary instruction, the efficiency and success
OF tae French department., and for SOCIAL advantag
II 10 unsurpassed. '--'~'o'
Every class, the primary as well as the senior.
ENJOYS the direct supervision of the Principal who
assisted BY three ladies' of ability perience and
NO schoOi out of Paris possesses a purer standard
OF frvnch In conversation and writing or better ia
cillties Tor acquiring thar language. This divl-
E2ANDRE.
Music on the Piano, the Guitar. and the Haro
pught by the ladies OF the family. offering superior
az .antages 10 day s"i oiars as veil as boarde 8.
ne hlgnest class, composed Of the first seniors
OF iast ter Will take the range Of literary and sci
enthe culture for which they pr pared and wII
receive at the end Of the term, pomas or suitable
Applicants for admission ought to be enrolled
without delay, Is tho number of pupils will be lin
lted. - ~ - "
For full information see circulars. sel9w
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st. VINCENT'S SCHOOLS

The Day Schools attached to st. Vincent's Asylum
WIZ resume business on Wednesday next Isl OF
september. The large addition late " made TO the
house affords hns opportunity of rearranging the
schools, and after the experience of last year
wln begin tins term with very many advantages q
There are. IN fac', three distinct schools at a.
slnoent's-the Orphans School, the Free School for
daJ scholars, and the Pay School. The FIRST is OF
course, Tor the orphan inmates of the Asylum who
In their discipline and educaton, are under the ul
mediate care Of Sisters detailed for thsmselyes
The second or Free School, is to meet the wants of
poor children. whose parents cannot pay, and ali
VINO are thus circumstance are earnestly pressed
70 send their children to this school. II Is entirely
dstncf, but just as diligently ATTENDED to as any
other, the training and teaching bsing strictly alike
10 all. III the results be not AWAY Whist might be
Desired, perhaps the farest xpanaon of il rs that
the poor parents ca seldom leave their children
LONG enoeg at SCHOOL The third is the PAY ScbOol
Fhe sisters OF Charity nave Pay School only m
AID OF the charities required for the su pport of
Inc Orphans In this school 10 is literally true that
the sisters teach. work, and earn for the orphans
as 1t Is also true that all who send their children
there really 80 far contribute to he orphan
and this were not SO, the Sisters Of Charity wOuld
not be permitted to keep Pay School Ali that is
truly required for the practical purposes of life ali
that constitutes sound and thorough Engse edu-
c!tIon, Is well taught this school and in ali its
circumstances, ats charitable obj its method of
cultlvatlng mind and heart, there is no more nte-
resting or more important school for girls within
the District, combining, under q very iudoious
management comparatively little Expense to parents
an Sl-8t
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THE PACIFIC YgAIE gNkJ Js,zAHsaIP ooE

One q the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States Mans for ACAPULO, k01N
CALIFORNIA and OR ECON, lssves
Panama twice esch month, on the arri-
yslof the United States Mail 8. 8. steam
efs, wh oh leave New Orleans and New York reru-
Ary oa 5th and 10th OF each month with the mali.
md Passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved ~ the Navy Department, and guaranty spssS
The Panama Railroad t<7 miles lonr) In now oon-
peted from ocean to ocean, and ~ crossed in s or
hours The besgage of passengers check ed in New
YORK through TO San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked a. Panama by steamer Ct the company q
expense. Tne money paid IN New York covers eli
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are teptin port in Panama and
San Frsncsco TO prevent detention IN case Of acci
dent SO that the route Is entirely rsItabIs-no kil-
arc having ooouryeo IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they A.
rve at Asplnwall.
Conductors 20 through BY eaoh steamer, and taks
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates s,yIy ss
ths agency, III West street, New fork, 20
1. w. RAYMOND,-ort 20
ARMsTRUN6, HARRls & CO..
ha-s Or BARTLETT so.ton. h'
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l in eIoh.nIe, st GIBBS Wig, brad. and Curt
Mesufsosory, 70, sSssns bstvsss sth and ists sc
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CLINTON ACADEMY,

GToRGETowN, ID. c.
mence on MONDAY, September 6, 1853, CircuIars
may be obtained at the Hrug Store Of Mr.. r. 3. II.
Cissel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, nj. A, Principal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
The duties of this institution will be resnmed on
the 18th day of September rext.
Pupils from Washington conveyed to and from
M. J. NARROWER,
du Z6-tOotI ,prlpcpal.
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A G1iSNRA G9EslRABtE u EasM IA GELPEtpEg E,ti :;

A C0INTYin Va F6R F66RRss ga tEENGTbss Es;toT n
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on vcry oo
oommodatiEg terms and at q low price, one of
ne iilpc u,a,ns sn, ts so m ane Couh,y 4i
woodland, and the residue arabic land, IN fne con-
dtion for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
it a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
ngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation Is well
set In grass. To gent eman seeking q country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if
equaed, In Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the iarm commands fne mountain prospect, and q
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil Is OF excellent original quality, and pecu-
present in good state Of Improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than its value, early application
COMMUNISTS with w. ID. WALLACH. Esq. Ed
it0r of the Star. ap 9-1awtf
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Travellers Directory.

". EulsSiNIA sPRINGs.-Pss.eassrs for
sIndTl. sIsl1 :! Ra.ro.d, ma. By s.vins q
The Alexandra and Washington R.ilrond ,,h :,
and LSoulsians AN syenas, will be called for and oor
veyeo 70 the Long Bridse station. vhere \ sS1.s
ereekfast can be obtained. This line ca re-, ~.
y. p MaIi for the %. A. r.. X. Passensers vii
hna Tree from the annoyance of warons Dd
that 10 met with on the boat. IL 10 the most ea
ditlous, and. IN many instances, the most econoInI
Baltimore. ~ 'O'''
n. B.-Coaehes furnished for EIeur.ion, and Pho
Nlcs. ie2z- n
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Educational.
. EsrERN ACADEMY,

- A SELECT SCHOOL f0R K0Ys
,,fwenty four pupils only in the department of
MAINE matlcs. sixteen pupils only in the depart
siLAs L. LOOMS. A. NJ. Teacher of Mathe-
a. GEORGE WILKINSON, A. B., Teacher Of
Languages. .... -
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY FOE
lS1 YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Of ofMontgon1ery aad % Dnnbnytou sts
GEORGETOwN, ID. C. z... ...-r
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the first Monday In September, with renewed exer-
tons on the part the Principal for the cultivation
OF the hearts and minds Of the pupils committed 70
her care share of The public patronage is respect
1ully sollclted. -.. au IL eOtSepl 9Th,
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REG uLAR LINZ
AT wIfHoyf IAILyRI FOR ueHf YIARs, zen
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON :.
VIA PANA NJ A RAIL X DAD.

CABIIoN.-So many frauds and irnposl- No>x
pons OF various kinds have been ately (SE1YA
Sernetrated on travellers bound TO OCALI-@h
fORNlA. that the subscriber, the only ant horise(
Agent for passage BY the U. 8. Mail Lire via Psus-
ma, IN the CITY OF New York. feels 1t his duty 70
that, TO AvoIp IMPosITIoN they must be careful 20
hpd the true ofhoe Of the Steamships Of the u, IS.
MAI Line, via Panama Railroad, an 10 other on a
IN New York 10 authorized TO engage passase,
The COMPANIES have only one Ohhce In New YORK.
Which 10 at la w est street, of WarTen street.
fronting on the North River, st the head Of the OS1
tIr Observe my sign over the door.
..w LW. kAYA0kp, AsspA
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"a baeon a Cos. Pianofortes IL always 10 be found
al IN .ns g MUSIC s'ois w. G. METZERorr.
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n BROOKEVILi.E AND WASHINGTON,
Leaving DOrsey's Hotel eysry Monday, Wednes-
day and FRIDAY, Tor Brookevllle, at 8 1GTSaz
O'Clock, and leaving Brookeyllei ev-
erv Taesd.y, Thursday and saturday u
at o'clock. Further Information Gan be obtained
Washinst3an,ir ir,srov % r,rp Spy p-.
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
1Vl TUTE, "T U f--'l-
FOR YOUNG LADIES', 't . ..
Fletcher House, 45i r. street, between 9Th and 7th
sts., recently occupied by the Misses Rocker.
The duties of the Institute will be resumed the
hrst Monday in September.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.,
r ii. HAyRNNER, Natural Science.
Mrs. /. II. HAvKNNER. Preceptress.
Rev, NEWMAN HAUK, A. NJ, Languages and
Mathematics. = =
Rev; l.. F. MORGAN, ID. D., Lecturer on Moral
Science.
Miss Nj. VIRGINIA HARNESS, Preparatory De-
- partmebt. -.
Mss TACEY DANIEL. Muslc-Piano. ......
M lss h. A. DANIEL, Vocal Music. De-.
Mss ALICE ADAMS. Drawing.
Mrs. +. J. MYERS, Painting.
TRIMS.
preparatory department fr m IS to 80 per quarter.
Col egiate Department, English, from 10 to ~ So
French: German, Latin. Greek, extra
for CIRCULARS, CONTAINING full Information, ad-
au 1-3w Mr.. MRS. H.HAVENNER.
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A SPEClAL NOTlCE.-"Valley View Farm"
n late the residence of John II. King, deed, is
offered for sale or rent. To persons Ii sing In this
sectOn it Is deemed unnecessary to describe It, but
tor the Information OF persons at distance, it may
be well to mention tnat place within hundred
miles of Washington oity offers such Inducements
either to purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are q large and cOmmodious Dwelling, containing IL
rooms; Gardener's House. containing rooms;
rage HGuse. Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop. Root Cef-
lars, Corn House, Smoke House, Servants uar-
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, &o;-in a word,
every convenience that can be desired upon farm.
Several Springs of fse water upon the place,
and particularly one from which water is forced to
the dwelling, hbles. d., by hydraulic ram. rhe
farm contains ssSut 50 acres, all under fencing and
In high state of cultivation and beautifully laid of
IN walks and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
place, for the last fifteen years, has been carried
very successfully as q market garden, There 10 a
large quantity OF Hot-bed Sash, Forcing Frames,
DO, on the place that can be successfully US sed in
the raising Of vegetables. The FRUIT Trees of all
kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, &C., can be
numbered by thousands. " n
II Is presumed that any one desiring such place
will examine 1t personally. Every information will
De gwen upon application at the place, or to w.
ALBERT KING, No. SIS High street, Georg etown,
ID. y. ......" .. .. .... jy &-tf
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nIANOs FOR SALE AND TO RENT.-A
,reat variety of new and second hand-
PIANOS ALWAYS on hand, from the facto- Ma
RES OF Steinway a. sons, 10 New York; A.VINVv
m baltimore, winch will sell rent on moderate
and essy terms. At my Piano wareroom, No sss IIth
street above Penn. avenue.
se I-4m' FRkD'k. C. .REICHENBACH.
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- MoHtgoDleTy County. Md.
The session vii commence MONDAY Sep
tember 6th. None but Teachers ofthorough schol
arship and successful experience will be engaged
The accommodation for boaTders in the Prlnc-
pals fam will be ample, a large addition to the
boarding house being in progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced Glasses IN any
OF the colleges in the untry, fitted for business
by strictly practical course, at the option of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores. or by addressing at BrookevIe, Md, either
of the undersigned.
E.B. PKETTTMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
-"l. A. BOWIE DAVIS,
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EEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLI
l. E.. ,LEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. LAP street, Gadsbys Ror, Washiss.on, ID. c.
The duties OF this Institute will be resumed ON
Monday. the 9Th OF September.
Clroulars, stating terms, course OF study, &C.,
can be obtained at the Book and Music Stores.
HIRAM rORSON, Principal.
Nine; c: RoLLlN CORSON, Vice -Prinoipai.
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BRITISH OUTRAGFS,

IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
TO despatch the u 9. line of battle ship Pennsylva-
lls TO the Gulf Of Mexico. It's said that Commo-
dore Stewart ls To- assume command. and the PIP
vefe stores Of cabin and ward room, raesses, incud
ing cd wreck whisky, have been already ordered
Sfnre corre~ ~ " y and str~~f ma 70
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NEW FURNITURE sToRE.

We are now receiving our Pail stock of FURNI-
TURk and u Y Sc r u NIsHIN NGEH
house in Washington. We would invite al
10 cal before Purchasing. Our motto 10.
20 plok Sales and Small Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for new.
JOHN BONTZ a sRO-..
an 1-ly -Odd ellovs' Hall, 7th st.
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w E RN ACADEM
Those designing to become members of this Insti-
ent at the Academy on Monday, September 6, at
g. m. -
au 6-eolm 81. LOOMS, A. NJ. Prln,l.
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Atthe Northtce,t corner Of 6th dad Streets.
MRS. kESLEY, PRINCIPAL.
This Institution will be prepared TO receive pupils
on nj oDday, the 9Th OF September, 1853 -
gentleman Of eX perlence Ia teachi ng and lec ur-
ing will hll the Mathematical and Classical Depart
ments. au q eotOctl
THE DUTIES OF MRS. BURR'S SCHOOL
J. Will be resumed on NJ onday. The 27th Septem
Der. No. Sl Atreet, between 18th and l4th SITS.
au % 2aw5w~ -
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Educational.
EMERSON INSTITUTE, .--s...s.-- - -
~ II street, bstt1een 12tA dsd lSfl streets,
SELEcr CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL

FOR BoYs,- -. -. D'-'''
The sixth Annual Session of this Institute com
menced the !st day Of September, The humber of
pupils IS limited, and the School is strictly select
The Principal claims the privilege of
this Institute as emphatically a Grammar School,
The classical course is especially thorough stu
benefit of q careful training, "
Terms per quarter for the English branches,
sea CHHs. b. YOUNG, Pripo,pal.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
" STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon, Fauquier White Sui
phur and Warren Springs.

@& szSsSESi B Sap {te for y tAs 3 sri SREEN
PHUR. SWEET, WARM Hot, CAPON,
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR, and w AR,
Rem SPRINGS. ie IL m
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a Beautiful Parag raph.

Tho man who stands on his own soil,
who feels that by the laws Of the land in
which he lives-hy the law Of civilized
nauons-be is the rightfrl and exclusive
owner Of the soil lie tiIs, is by tie consli.
, tuition OF our nature under wholesome
influence not easily mbibed by any other
source. He feels, other things being e.
quail. man as n lord of tie inanmate
world. OF this great aud wonderful
sphere which, fashioned by the hand OF
God, and upheld 10y Ills power, is rolling
through the heavCns, part is his lis
, from the centre to the sky. I, is he
space on which the generation before
moved in its round Of duties, and lie feels
himself connected by n link with those
who follow him, and TO whom he is 10
transmit home. Perhaps a farm has
come down 10 him from Lis. fathers
They have gone to their last home but
Eecan trace their footsteps over the scenes
Of bis daily labor. The roof which shell
tcrs him was rarej bv those 10 whom he
owes his being. Some interesting domes.
tic tradition is connected with every en-
closure. The tavorie fruit tree was plan
/ ted by his fathers hand. Through the
fields lies the path to the village school e
earlier days. lie still hears from the
/ open window the voice Of the Sabbath
bell which called his fhhcr to the house
otGod; rear at hand is the place where
his parents laid down TO rest, and where
when his time shall come, he shall be laid
! by his children. These are the feelings
of the owner of The soil. Words cannot
paint them, they flow out Of the decpes.
! foundations Of the heart; they are the
life spring Of a fresh, healthy and genera!
national character EdwOw Errrcu