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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-11

It would be q most excellent
thing if our Mayor and Alder
men would cause little signs to
be placed up on the different
streets in Winchester, designating
the names thereof. Not a town
scarcely to be found as large as
this but has it's streets thus fixed.
We believe our streets are nam
ed, but the names are certainly
doing no good. Name the streets
and number the houses and our
word for it every person in Win
checter will soon perceive the adj
vantages.
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FOR EEKsHSEBA sPRIN :,

For the accommodation Of the public who
wish 10 visit Bersheba Springs via McAIinn.
vile or Tracy City, the Stages WIN ran 10 md
from those PAGES, daily, connecting with the
cars at euc, place, us follows;
Leave McMlnnvliIc every morning at 7
o'clock, aud arrive at Bersheba Springs tie
same day at O'clock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning at
u o'clock, and arrive at McMlunyiIIe u, III
O'Clock, n. ".
Leave Tracy City every evening at A o'clock
and arrive at Bersheba Springs the same eve.
nlng ut 3 O'Clock.
l.cave Bersheba Springs every morning at
4 o'clock, and arrive at Tracy City at II o..
CLOCK he same day, giving passengers lr to
lakednner at each place before the depart
nre. Passengers viii be carried 10 and from
the cars at each place.
N. A. PRICE.
july 10 by }. ,, MARSHALL, Agt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL

EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
It having been understood for some time
past that | would be a candidate to represent
the counties Of Lincoln and Franklin in tho
Senatorial branch of our next General As.
sembly, in order that this fhc, may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name as a candidate.
| will take this occasion to state that hay.
ing to work, it will be impossible for me to
commence n canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL u | will meet the people of each
county at the various places of voting and
present to them my views on The questions Of
Federal and Stute policy in which they are
interested.
Your most ob't serv't, &C.,
TAI. w. NEWMAN.
Sept 30. te
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Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.

Thursday, Nov o., 1858.
BAcoN,-Demand small, stock lisht,
little offering. Shoulders GlaG!c; Hams
l0alOa F.; Clear Sides SIC. From store
Shoulders &C.; Hams llall!c.; Sides 81
acc.
DRIED FRuIr.-Applcs 81 40al so;
Pealed Peaches, S3.a3 so; UnpeaIed 50
3Oa2 so.
Seeds--CIover 81 90 per bushel, by
the barrel, Blue Grass, stripped, 81 25;
Clean, 81 90 per bushel of fourteen
pounds; Timothy, s4a5 per bnshel;
Herds Grass, 81 25al so; Orchard
81 CO.; Hungarian Grass Seed SO so;
Canary Seed $l3; Mjllet l GOAL 25 y,
Flax Seed / 90.
G~INSrNG--50 cents.
Wheat. Buyers are Offering 75c for
prime Red, 50 for White.
WmsKY.--We quote 2l(022 for Rec.
titled. Country brands 40060c.
LARD.-ln moderate demand at SlO0
cents.
CANDLEs.-Star, 2O022c.; Tallow, l24
Ol5c.
FEATHERS are worth 40 cents.
Coal-l5O23 cents.
BceswaX 23G25 cts.
Flour-Lebanon Mills Extra, IS so
per barrel; Superfne, So 5OlUSl Co.,
Rock City MiIIs-Exra Family Flour
in Bags, Wholesale 81 25 retail s. 80
~ 08Ib.
Corn Meal-5OOGO.
Corn is worth 3O04O cents.
Salt-Coarse sack is worth 81 60; fine
81 Is; Dbl. 37!c, per pushed.
Sugar-ln bbls. SUl0; half cent less
in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars l|lal2c.:
Crushed and Powdered 12al2c; Loaf II
all cents.
Cotfec-Rio l1la12!c. and dull, La.
guyra IA; Java zoe.
Molasses-From 80 TO SO cts; 81 to
4j in half barrels.
WooI-Tub.washed, well picked wool
80 cts. l%nGelior grades l9a2Oc.
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Nashville Bank Note and EXCHANGE List.
NOTICE

| will sell to the highest bidder my
tract Of land lying 4 miles southeast Of
Salem, containing 800 acres, 225 acres in
the valley, 500 on the side Of the noun.
tain, and $50 acres on the level, 80 Of
that cleared. need not give particulars,
but will say that it is as good, if not the
best place TO the size in the County
Sale on Thursday, the 18th inst. Those
wishing to purchase would do well to
come and see before the day Of sale.
J. Y. HORTON.
On the same day | will sell my Com,
Fodder, Wheat, Cat'le, Hogs, Sheep, and
other things too tedious TO mention. The
terms will be made known on the day of
sale. J.. V. H.
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THE GREAT ENaLasN REMEDY

Sin JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female PILLS..
Prepared from . Prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ. Ply
slcial Extraordinary to t.e Queen,
TINS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is UNFAlLING IN
l. thccurc ola those paiiiul and dangerous diseases 10
which the female constitution Is sdlyrCt. II mudrratcst II
excess and removes all distractions, and Il speedy cure
may be relied ON.
10 MARRIED LADIES:
1t is peCuilrly suited. II vii, IN short time, bring on
The monthly period with regularity.
I|tI b~Oltlc-pfllcO one UUlldr-hedrs the GOycrnmcI [
stamp VI Great bIltaln, TO prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorEE TAKEN by females during the
tlHNl Three MONTHS OF rkECNANCN, as obey are sue
10 bIihg Oh MISCARRIAGE, but al any other time lHEN AiE
SAFE.
IN all cases ofNcrvOus and Spinal INJECTIONS, Pain in the
iach ana limbs, Fatigue on slight cXrttion, PullitdtiOnCi
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills VIII effect Il
cure when all other means have @iIcd aud although q
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, CalUIlcl, autimUny
or anything hHrtiul to the constitution,
run dlrcC'!UEHCComI1my each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOi MOSES,
(atc lie. laldwinN Co y
Rochester, \. Y.
~ Isl 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, Will insure a bottle ullhe Pills by &c
turn mail
Forsale by Houglton& Loughmillcr, Winchester.
Dec lJ-w ly,
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How many households have been dcsUlatei by tEa, teri.
bic disease, Consumption? And how gradual and silent lis
approaches! i SLIGHT COl-a hacking c0urh-spi'tiug oi
blool-and the pet OI the family lies colt IN DEATH tut
+ 'bc-tr any onc-woul take IIoutlaud's Hrlsamic Coz.
dial IN the first or sccoGd, and sometimes even in the
ttlld stage Of the disease, immediate relief would cnsuc
aud lie he prolonged,
SO also in lr'ucraa, la%ryngitis, Asthma, Bronchitis,
aud particularly in Group. The latter disease, the terror
of HarrH'', is COMPLETELY iuu",aous IN presence ofthc LAT.
sanItc Cordial, and may he cured by a few doses.
Prepared only by ir, {. NJ. Jackson, No. iiS Arch
street and for sale By ]druggists md store hcrpcr" through.
out tie United States and Canada. Price 70 cents per
Iuttln.
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PRATT, OAkLEN ~ co,
Gate Farmer, Brace ~ Cob
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
No. II Murray Street,
NEW NORl,

- O& Co, ONrr at low prices for cash, and liberal
] . terms Tor approved credit, a large stock " Bank
and OliCc Stationery, Ilana and Account Hooks, Receipt
and Memorandum Books, Paper oi all kinds. Cnds, Cir
CLldrs, tn hca,s, NC,, Printing and lLthusraphiug exc.
Cutrh to order. huies, Miscellaneous and School Rocks.
Pc u Co, pub ish bulliOu'e series o~iGramucrSi Com
stocks series on the Sciences; liOOkcT'S Psychologists.
III oCklcsby's ASTRONOMERS Olrey's Geography, newly re
Niseii Southern Class Readers; Palmrr's Book keeping,
aud the the cheapest aud tcst' spelling BOOK ever used.
Sept %. GmOs.
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HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPERING AND GLAZING.
Winchester. Tennessee.

R. S. HILL respectfully tenders his servi-
ces to the citizens of Winchester and vicini-
", and requests a liberal share of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him in the
past, he pledges himself to use every effort to
give satisfaction in the future.
nceHl
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SEsE;As}EH''& SAFE,

by virtue Cl an Execution III my hands IN
favor OF the
BoMh Of Tennessee
against
Bcnjm'n SETS and others,
will offer for sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door in Winchester, on the llll
Monday Of November next, the following
tract OF land, ~ beginning on Il hickory
and post oak near kelln's old occupant cor
nrr; runs south liO po'es 10 a hickory the
northwest corner Of Holders Mountain En-
try, thence east GO poles to two Spanish oaks;
thence north lao poles to II rock corner, and
thence west GO poles to the beginning, cor
timing t~itty-five acres more or less, and sol!
as the property of Benjamin sells to satisfy
sad fl. ia. being n part OF the SkIdmore land
bought by Sells from the Bank Of Tennc see
j. W. CUSTER, Sheriff.
Oct. II. IDS $50
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of executions and attachment
in my hands in favor Of Gcorge Miller and
VIM. Graham, against Robert Stewart,
| will, on Saturday the eth day of No.
vembcr next, offer for sale for cash to the
highest bidder, before the Courthouse
door in Winchester, a negro girl named
MaryAnn, of dark complexion, aged about
90 years. Levied upon as the property
of said Stewart to satisfy said fl las and
Attachment.
NJ. P. REAGlN, Const.
Oct. 50, 1858.
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WILLIAM STEWART,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
X Y 100 ID S ,
Ready-hlade Clothing, boots, shoes, hats, va
%rieties, groceries, hardware, queens
ware, &c., has just received his
FALL STOCK,
PETITION TO SELL SLAVES

and uniting as he does all the above branches
OF business in one, he thinks he will be able
to offer such inducements to the public as to
make it TO their interest to trade with him,
and would respectfully solicit an examination
Of his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Beeswax, Ginseng, Feathers, brown Jean,
and Dried Fruit taken in exchange for goods
oLd market price paid. Sept23
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MONEY!!

ANY person send ny me- 81 viii receive bv
return mail u receipt by which | insure Ihrm
to make from 81 30 to5 10 and 10 On yer
day tor at least nine months in the year witt,
scarcely no capital at all. The public need
not be afraid, as | assure them it is 10 hur.
bug or yankee notion. II. W. j.,
June3 II Cenlreville, Leon Co., Texas.
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NOT kGE.

Valuable Town Lots and Desirable
Family Residences neal the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with i'm.
provcments, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every directions
Fifty acres Of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with water.power where there was
formerly a cotton factory in operation--
also, One and Two.horse Threshers and
Scparalors, made by &. Westinghouse &
Co, Of Schenectady, N, Y, whidh they
insure. Call and sec one operate in
thre>hing any kind of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. liz" A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
tue undersigned, who is authorized TO sell.
GuG22 p. !. CURLE.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun.
ties that | all n candidate to represent then
IN the Senatorial branch OF the next Lcgisla,
ture, and oblige
Yours, truly,
J. J. A~BERNATHy.
Sept,s, 1853. ,e.
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4 FINE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
A GOOD TRADE

propose to sell my land, consisting Of
100 acres, lying at Cowan, in Franklin Co,
Tenn, on the Nashville and Chattanooga X.
Il. About $50 acres are in cultivation, tho
rest ..ncly tlmberch, and all of it as good AZ
any land in the county. Situated on this
tract is my private residencc-a neat and
comfortable dwcl!ing-with all necessary out
houses. ANY one desiring Il delightful home
would do well to pure Iase this spot. The
beautiful views of the MOUNTAIN and The site
of the University of the South, are highly al.
~tractIye ont Afford q happy relief to the eye.
There are four excellent springs on the land.
aud in view OF the fact that the University &C
the Sonth-tho greatest contemplated lpsti-
tuition OF learning now known-hns been To-
Gated at Sewnnce, only four miles distant,
it is evident that in a few years the land |
propose to sell will be
Immensely increased IN udlue.
No man who has capital to invest should neg
lect this chance to- make n good bargaln-no
man with keen foresight will. Lying as this
land does, on the N. & C. Railroad. a ready
transportation is offered for all that may be
raised on it, and in n few years it could all be
sold in lots for private residences, at prices
SulItltHl IT HliE A"t VI tNtIN
money.seeker. Adjoining this tract is al.
Other large farm for sale.
ALSO !.
| propose to sell the university House.
A number one Hotel.
fitted up aud elegantly furnished from
TO parlor. 1t is situa ed ut Cow al,
four miles from Sewanee, aud from the piuz.
20 the cars can be seen after leaving Cowan
until they reach the site of the University.
To see them thus being dra wn, by the smos-
ing ''lron horse" along their winding path
way up the mountain side, is truly Interest,"
ing. Within 20 feet of the door Of the ho-
tel is a good wei, Of salubrious water.
These propositions may not be open long
and while | am in the notion TO sell those who
wish to purchase would do well to apply. 1t
is decidedly the best opening Tor a profitable
investment tina can be found.
Address
JAMES \. ENGLAND.
Oct 81. II Cowan. Tenn.
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SKATE OFTENNEsSEE.--FEANk
LEN COUNTY.
County Court Clerks office,

County Court Clerks office.
John Frlzzell Admir-, &C., against Eslellc,
Arthur c., and Alexander, minor heirs of
John q. Bidd!e, dec.
PETITION TO SELL SLAVES.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Clerk
that the defendants, are non-resldents OF the
State Of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered thai publication
be made for four successive weeks IN
the "llome Journal" a newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn, requiring said defend
ants TO appear at the next term Of the County
Court, 10 be held Tor said County at the Court
House in Winchester on the lst Monday in
December next, and plead, answer or dclnur
to said petition, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte, as
TO them. Nov. 4, ISIS.
4w R. F. SIMS, Clerk.
Colyar and Turney for petitioner.
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TO the Public,

The undersigned being well known as a
writer, would offer his services to all require
ing Literary aid. lie will furnish Addresses,
Oratlons, Essays, Presentations speeches and
repllcs,.. Lines for Albums, Acrostics-pre..
pare matter for the Press-Obituaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. address
(Post Paid) FINLEY J0HNSoNWi IA. |
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fyou have %eruptions,
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Use Prot Wood's hair restorative.
u YOU wish a face free from riEplcS,
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If you wish 10 appear young,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
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Read the circular of Prof Woods hair restorative.
lfyou want Ia fhd il,
The depot is at ~ Market 81, s.. Louis, Ma
II is also sod by every r]olulor i,ucrist in city and
country. Hoe lJ-W Iy
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Nashville Gazette,
daiiy, ti.weehly and wcckly.
JAS. n. BRUCE. EditOr..JiS. 7. BELL. Local Editor.
JAS T. BELL & CO., ..PROPRIETORS.
TERMs-Daily 5 90; Tri. Weekly 1 90,
and Weekly 2 90 per annum

The citizens of Franklin and the adjoin'
ing counties, who desire TO take a Nashville
paper, upon which they may constantly rely
us u correct channel Of foreign and domestic
news. commercial, religious and poe'iea' ~ Im
telllgence, and a pleasant companion T :, ,ho
home circle, are respectfully feierfea pd ~,
Nashville Gazette. The Gazette IS the Oldest
n,ner. bn, one. in the State, and the first dol.
paPun' !, ,ho S,a,n. The circulation Of tire
d2,iIv issns is greater than every other paper
uar I'LL. combined. No better advertis-
;na msJ;am can be found in Middle Tennes.
ns Oct. 2lst, GIN.
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WA>TEp.-Scvcral bushels of nice
pcalcd and dried peaches. Apply at
this Office.
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| propose to sell the university House.
4 number one Hotel.
MEDICAL CARD,

DOCTORS CLOPTON L. MUREELL
having associated themselves together in tho
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, respect.
fully offer their services TO the public. and
hope by strict attention to business, to share
a liberal portion of paronage. They are well
supplied With instruments forthe pc riormsuco
OF any operation. DR.. Clop,on may be found
a: their Office, on Main street. day ard night,
unless professionally absent.
Winchester, Jan, LIST. 1858.
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To The Members Of the Franklin Co
Agricultural and Mechanical
SocJpTu

OOctcty.
Att meeting of this Society on Monday,
LIST November, instant the following gentle
men were appointed n Committee to permnn-
in,ly locate the Fair Ground5-viz: F. Il. Es-
tile, Wiley Denson, Gco.W. Bowling, L. X.
Horton, Clement Arledgc, Benz. franklin,
James Mason, Graves P%inningtan, II. C.Buss,
james Sargent. Ross B. Cowan, John F. An.
derson, II. 7. Carr, J. NJ. Elkins and william
Z. Dardis, this Committee will meet in win
chester, on
Monday, 18th instant,
to perform this duiy-persons having proppo-
sitions 10 make tn the Committee, are reques-
thd TO do so on or before that day.
The Society adjourned to meet OF the lst
Monday in december next, TO receive the re-
port of Indicating Committee. Winchester,
November 2nd 1853. by Order.
ACE FRIzzELI, SEC.
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III larry |. e.,
BY Finley Johnson.
Alice MURRY
Jy tile same author.

These tales have been deferred
for a week or two in consequence
of a press Of other matter. They
will soon be published.
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on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand Four Hundred and Eighty.
five Prizes.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
in cMlEer.
Prizes.

EED" A Circular showing the plan Of
the Lotteries will be sent 10 any one de-.
Sirouso OF receiving it.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-08
AN Old Newspaper.

TN nca awport Mercury, published
at Nj crt, Rhode Island, compile
ted I'll : ndredth year Of its existence
ON thl ii ult., the first number Of
that il. NAL having been issued June
18th, d. 1t was founded by James
FranA and his press--the one on
whichb and his younger brother,
Dr.. i piamin Franklin, SO often
worked has remained in the office to
the prd at day, venerable relic.-
The M M--ry was afterward published
successe .ly by Mrs. Ann Franklin,
the mother of James and Benjamin !;
by Samuel Hall, who married her
daughter; by Solomon Southwick,
Henry barber Rosemanier u Barber,
William q John Fl. Barber, John FL.
Barber q Con, and William Lee Bar
ber, who died in 1850. The present
publishers ire f. A. Pratt & Co..
They stere'typed for circulation on
the centennial anniversary Of the Mer'
cury, a facsimile Of its issue for De-
cember " 1758-the earliest perfect
number w their possession. 1t is a
dingy looking little sheet, about 7xl2
inches. The contents are letters from
London, descriptive of the then con-
dition ofpolitical affairs in Europe,
short essay on agriculture, an ac-
count Of the taking of Fort Duquesne
from the French in November, 1858,
sixteen ordinary advertisements, and
one special notice inserted most con-
spicuously across the editorial page,
to wit: "Any Person who plays well
on Violin, ON application to the
Printer hereof, may be informed
where he may meet with proper En-
couragement,"
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-08
Nevada.

Thoboundaries ofthiS proposed new
Territory are thus defined;
Commencing at point where
the eastern boundary line Of Calfor-
MIA leaves the Colorado river, thence
northerly with said line to its point
OF intersection with the Oregon line,
thence with said line on latitude AZ
degrees north, east to the 1l4th de-
gree OF longitude, west thence with
said longitude to the Goose Creek
Mountains, thence southerly with said
range to the head waters Of Lake Nj
collet, thence down the stream formed
by said waters to said Lake, and
through the same to the nearest range
of mountains, running southerly un-
til II shall reach Cedar city, at or near
the Hath degree Of the west longi-
tude, thence with tho most conspicu-
GUS land marks to the head waters
Of the Virgin river, thence down said
stream to ils intersection with the
Rio Coloradoxahencc down said river
to beginning"
The area embraced within thos,
limits would bc about 10000 squar,
miles, II contains, at present, sons
1000 American citizons, and ovol
100000 Indiana, s
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-08
The Gentleman.

"Be a gentleman at home," enjoin
the newspapers. If one is a gentle
man, home will attest the fact. The
servants will at once feel it, and their
service will be given with readiness,
aheartiness, ay, blessing in its per-
formance, of which the unkind or
rude man has no conception. An
English lady, speaking OF wealthy
countryman Of hers, said, "He never
asks the most triaing service Of his
dependents Without addressing them
as politely as he would speak to fine
lady" Why not, surely? Would
he descend to rudeness, and toward
servants?
If one is a gentleman, the fact is
announced by an unmiStakable cheer
lulness in the face of his wile---a Sc
renity indicative of satisfaction and
happiness.
We have seen men abroad, oh, how
airable so polite and agreeable that
they fascinated all their lady acquaint-
ances so gentle, that the women
wished John was more like them
in some respects; but, at home, the
gentleneSS was put off and laid by, as
a holiday garment which home use
would soil. The smiles were all
transferred to the icicles pendent from
the caves outside Of the house,
Ifhe is a gentleman, the children,
in their recognition Of his authority
and in their gambols with him, will
treat him as father and q man should
be treated, and unconsciously they
too will announce the fact to the
world, by their respectful manners
and orderly conduct in society. lie
will not have occasion to lament their
undutifulness or want ofiilial affection
Reader, if you are gentlemen,
your wile's countenance will not sug'
geSt chief mourner at the grave o.
her hopes.
| Ifyou are gentleman at home
you will be one everywhere .-.-Lif
| Illustrated.