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voted to-day for Mr.. Botsler. He thought
he had voted for Mr.. Bosock as long as
there was chance for him.
Mr.. CLEMENS offered the following res
elution, which was merely read for infor-
nation
Resolved, That il is eur duty TO adhere
to the nomination heretofore made in caucus
until such time as it is demonstrable that
some other person can secure the whole
vote recorded and an additional vote sufi-
cient TO elect him; and, in that event, the
committee heretofore appointed are hereby
authorized 10 call another meeting for the
purpose OF conferriDg together or the sub
jsct'
Mr.. PRToR, after some preliminary re-
marks, offered a substitute. MIR. Craig S
resolution, as follows:-
That the members Of this Conferences
persist in the support of the democratic
nominee for Speaker until his declination
or conference of the party shall determine
otherwise.
Mr.. VALLANDIsHAM concurred in what
Messrs. Cochrane and Cox had said, as tC
the sentiment Of the North and West on The
subject Of organizing.
Mr.. Pryor's proposition was generally
acceptable, but without vote, Mr.. Craig
and others previously making speeches il
favor Of 1t, the caucus adjourned.
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capture the weak and sell them, and so il
will be here If this policy is carried out,
AL over the State, those who are respon-
sible for passing the bill will have TO con;
tend with fearful public opinion, made up
Of all the Won,cn who have neral characters
and religious feelings, backed by the clergy.
and assursdly by a very large majority o:
the members of all the churches; for We
mus, carry along with US the important fact
that numbers of The people SOU ght te b5
enslaved or driven out belong to, and are
members of our various churches and in full
communion. That these great bsdiss Of
Christian men and women will quietly stand
by and see their noble co-worksrs sold on
the block TO the negro-trader, is net 10 be
expected; nor will any set of men be sup.
ported, morally or politically, who are tps
authors Of such law
Nor is this half the truth. Take all the
free Ststes, and how will the matter standp
There those staunch and upright men who
are struggling TO uphold The Constitution
and laws, and TO protect the rights Of the
South in the enjoyment Of their slave PROP
erty, will be met by our law; will be taun-
ted before the million; will have it put to
them squarely whether they will sanction
this cruel measure as part Of the Southern
creed-to-wit: that all negroes, and those
of negro origin can be rightfully sold into
slavery; or driven from their children and
the place of their birth. at the unrestrained
will Of the Southern white man? What
Northern that has manhood in him will not
exclain. Il abher such a lawI'' 1t can
not be otherwise than odious in the North:
If such measure Of persecution was the
work OF some new weak State, and this
thing done in corner, It would not be SO
bad; but Tennessee is a proud, successful
community, that has for thirty years sx-
srcised controlling influence in, the affairs
of the Nation she has made Two Presidents;
has long stood in the front rank Of the great
party that has governed the country SO sue
cessfully fer nearly sixty years. and there
fore HER legislation may well be cited be-
fere Northern crowds, as declaring the SEN
timents Of the South. put it TO any fair
minded man tosay whether this law, if it is
passed will not go far to crush out our
friends in the North. and yet more strongly
mark the black sectional line between the
:ree and slave States?
Nest respectfully, your obrdient servant:
]. CATRON.
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EVIDENCES OF FEMININE TAsTE.-Amal-
gamation is legal in Massachusetts,, whers
there are, II is said, about fifteen marriage:
per year Of black men with white women :
Of the marriage Of white men 10 black So-
men, no cases have occurred FOR several
years. In Michigan, according to the De-
troit Free Press, nearly the same state Of
things exists, notwithstanding the iAarrisge
of whites and blacks is illegal. That pa
per says that although thers are hundreds
of families, the parents of which are of ep-
pssite colors, there is not, out of all this
number, a single instance Of white mar
living with a black woman.
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a Present to Mr.. RoHlip.

WAsHISoroS, Dec. l5.-Minister YAM
CT, on his return from South America,
was made The bearer Of a magnificent, gold
snuf1ex. studded with diamonds, and wsrih
FIVE thousand dollars, from Gen. URRIauI-
IA, President o. the Argentine Confedera-
tiOn, as mark of his personal regard ts
ex-COmmissioners BoWLIN, who is not y et
aware of the present.
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The. GLASGOW TIMES.
CLARK III. GREEN, Editor.

Gy% Single copies of The TINES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at five
cents copy.
~ Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
egitimate business. Other advertisements will
pc charged at regular rates.
cF51 No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square viii be charged for obituary
iotces-to be paid in advance.
EyI The charge for marriage notices is left to
he bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
cR- Where editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, if will be given and charged for.
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TIE United States Public Lands.

Dnring the fiscal year ending last June:
and the quarter ending with September
there were 4,970,093 acres of public lands
sold, bringing $2,l07,746. The cash re-
ceipts were less than last year, but more
acres were dispose Of, owing tc The opera
ton of the graduation act of 1854. In ad-
dition 10 the quantity sold, 6,3lS, ,203 acres
were certified to certain STATES for Railroad
purposes; 3,6l7,440 acres were located in
bounty land warrants, and LIP, ,040 acres
approved under swamp grant acts.
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NeSDRlEs.--Candies, Soaps, Shot. Cans.
Cos..f fswder, Lead, Flasks, Vinegar, Molasses
.se a.,,i isugar, &C., Tor sale by
BARTHoLoWE ROBBINS.
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HThe Petersburg htsHigeneer and ths
Richmond Dispatch are out against ths con-;
tinuancs Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
North organizations in that Stsis, On the
ground Of its being an anti-s!svsry church:
They assert that some ten iocis.ies in JEFF
fsrson county have seeded frsm land gone
over 10 the Church South, and call upon
the Legislature 10 aba,e what they deem 8
ilnats nuisance.
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TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS,
ne IL.
sS 6 g ., O o O o %
F [ r F. .

on Buildings, Stocks of Merchandise, Ware Hou-
ses and Contents,
TOBACCO ATD HEMP IN EARNS.
aud personal property generally. Especial atten-
ton paid 10 the insurance of Dwelling Houses and
Contents, for TERN of 70 years.
The undersigned also issues Policies of
-EaG SGLeL1aS EnSUr 90,
and n tbs department offer superior facilities to
Mefcaants and shippers, by open or contract pol
lcies, aud monthly reiuE:-s Of - per cent. Of the
Premiums granted 10 regular customers.
The H,Ea Company has advantages through its
extended system. Of Agencies, established along
every inland route, whereby Ii exercises due care
over property in TRANSIT, and ii case Of damage,
that prompt attention and supervision winch gives
10 lis customers the least trouble, expense loss
and affords speedy means ofrecoyery and prompt
forwarding OF damaged property.
Losses Promptly .fdjusied and Paid.
The patronage Of all whe desire undoub'ed In
surance, is respectfully solicited.
Policies issued without delay, by
THOMPSON, LEWIS S. co., Agents
anaIl for Glasgow and vicinity.
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Hill BurRt.

The Saw and Grist Mill, al the mouth Of
Grand River, belonging to Mr.. A. d. Day
was entirely eOnsumsf BY IRE, on Monday
night. the 18th inst. # is supposed 10 have
been the wsrk ef an inoendiary, ss no fire
had been in the mill for two or three, days
TIE loss is estimated at $6,0 900. II vas
insured. We bsliers, for about $1,000
[Brunswicksr. %.' as7i-si..ss
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THE GIRLS.

God bless the girls,
Whose golden curls,
Blend with our evening dreams;
they haunt our lives
Like spirit wives,
Or, as naiades haunt the streams.
They soothe or pains,
They fill our brains,
With dreams Of sunny hours.
God BLESS the girls,
God bless their curls,
God bless ouI human flowers.
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S. II. BAILEY
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER.

NO, No; a Third street, St. Louis, 40.
WOULD respectfully call yonr atfent;or .,
~ his large and complete assortment Of lar Iarr. >,
ana G small STICK Candy, Sugar Plums. Alnonds.
Sonnts, hoek Candy, Kisses and Lozenges. All,
e, 10 ms fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes. Cor
sueoplas; srs &c, for Confectionery. His articles
au6 saHutactured expressly for the country trade.
lsr,. eL as superior quality is well atested by the
sstsh,;a aha increasing sales, and the already well
Believed 10 rePu,s,ion which they have acquired,
hent in 81. Louis. ' u N's ''hef establish
Rorders II ssx solicited and promptly attended to.
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WHAT CHANeE.-The Hon. Thomas
Corwin, twonty-nine years ago last Mon
day, look his seat in the House Of Repre-
ssntatives as member from the same Dis
trict now represented by him. There is
not member of the House with him who
was there when he FIRST took his seat: In
less than a generation there has Been an en-.
tire change, with single exception. ...
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E::i FINE RESIDENCES,
#iisiiI VALUABLE LOTS
-AAAssA- EXCELLENT FARMS,
GOOD GROUND RENTS.
For sale by F G. WATERS son, Brokers,
mhl9u No. Law Buildings.
NOR SALE.-60 Farms in Virginia; also Farms
in Baltimore, Hartford, Carroll and Frederick counties
Tracts Of Land in Virginia, Georgia. Tennessee Texas Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. These lands will be
sold low for cash. exchanged for good City Property
Merchandise, Houses and Lots in the city. Apply to
RUMBLE Il WILLIS,
mh29-f 20 Second street.
dr. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Warehouse
ERi o. 374 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, between Eu-
4dsaAtaw and Paca streets. Apply to
Fl. RIEMAN SONS,
fe5N Corner Howard FaVpttp street
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MEiii VALUABLE LrAsRHo1D PROPERTY.
will by virtue of power of attorney from the mort
gagee to forecose mortgage dated August l3h
James Stockdae to James Emmit, under the provisions
Act of Assembly of Maryland 1926 chapter 1922 by
public auction, on the premises, WEDNESDAY, July
18th, 1859, alta O'Clock, p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated IN Carroll vii
lage, Baltimore county, and described follows viz begin
ming for the same at the southeast Of the Frederick
turnpike road and road of accommodation and thence
ming enthusiastically and binding the turnpike Isl feet
and thence extending southery ofeven width, and binding
the accommodation road $50 space road 30 feet
wide Subject to an annual ground rent of s5t3D
The lot improved by large threestOry BRICK Dwell
LING and TWO OTHER SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS;
the dwelling from the Turnpike, with three
and passage the first floor There also
this Dwelling large and convenient Stable with the usual
out Houses Garden Fruit Trees &c &c, the having
been originally built and intended for The pro-
perty at present occupied by NJ r. Cline ESQ.,
permit persons wishing to purchase to examine the
misses.
Terms of sale-One half cash the day of sale, and the
balance in six months with interest
L. NJ REYNOLDS, Attorney and Trustee
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BY GIBSON ~ co

d. VALUABLE PROPERTY
hIi ON EIrTAW STREET. 1naar coy1dan 1+noo4 noro.,
WNI Wv EoiA" II lns' oanHeh street DepotJ
H. 1rte of 5ecrao IF tb Ci a Il r T. e
city tfa ndersGned Tr,Stn % S ott ri Dai.dtoe
NJ H. I5hIin n, st ~ pune auctioi'
ctv on The 7 b av of nlv vay s5 rs s sa
p ~ VIC 'l uay Vi 'uiy' lo'' at CLOCK
Ar THAT oT AMI ppE,IrcEc .;.,,o4, :; at. ;. -
ba ast Ia 81 ~ 80 ~ situate III sAn CITY on
t VS. u VI seet, pttWeeh conway anu wayne
log On E9taw street t"ehtyt ana hat feet,
w., agpo ~ SHY ieet' ana beginning ABOUT loty one
III ~; VI VI " ayile staeet. 49,. rDrr,ry rror-cr
M Nv Ne ~, cSusst u a tWostoy bhCh huUoE,
as nv - ootn 1utdw street. Inc property IS
W lehl vi twenty shLlllhgs, OF per
aii plna..;, 49,, ...,..., - =, -..e--..- ~,
s.ie @ KY; IL ~. me On tne raeincation Oh inc
Terms Of saia Ne nrecbad h n o .,s :;
cash on The Ja Of Pa and oS T S @
na, lily " aa' anu tle III Two equal lsut
~ e. $1,000 az -. ei re anu sA otls tne cIeult
bo o ~ ~ WI 81 Iustee le
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1Rlltistrp.

e. NOTICE.-DR. VIM. Fl. HOPES has
UIfTb REMOVED his Office to No. s8 N. EUTAW ST, be-
tween raoga and Mulberry Streets and is prepared
to perform all operations in the Dental profession Teeth
trdcted By the Gdludnic Process. jaIe-6m
q DENTRISTY.
WYYfb DR. III. Fl. KEECH,
N. Z. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EUTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw House) Entrance on Eutaw street0
PaIt;r
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0aper Yanging an0 upbolstsrp

~
DAFER HANGlNGS.
L. HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
260 BALTIMORE STREET, Composite Hanover,)
Would call the attention Of wholesale BUYERS and The public
generally to their Spring STYLES
PA e R A N G. GS,
receiving from their Factory
The assortment is usual, varied, and includes all the
different grades high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERS,
FIRE PRINTS, &c
Those buying again, as well as those wanting Pa
pering done, are invited to view the assortment
Orders from the country promptly attended to mh3
NTFW MN 1TTIE n n MN n NTCINTCc7-
NHH AMI OHEaT TAFEh naNUlNOo'
~
WIN. H. GRIFFITH,
NO. IL North Gay street, opposite CHRIST Church,
Would respectfully invite attention to his large and well
selected stock of Paper Hangings Upholstery Goods Gold
BOrdered and Plain Window Shades Conces, Venetian
Blinds Bindings Cord and Tasse &C. &c, all of the most
Paper hung part of the city and country by expert
eneed and careful workmen, at prices that please
Good Glazed Paper at from 20 upwards, Common
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplSly
VVTuTTAM uOJTAND
M lLLlaM I1OLLhND, -
Would rs,vses5 Ss% f.; he
opened and is now prepared to furnish elegant assor
ment OF , ,- - u
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
all of the latest styles and patterns. Also
CANOPIES AND CANOPY RINGS, CORNICES, ITALIAN
BLINDS and WINDOW SHADES
OF every descrip ton, with general assortment OF
fKENCH' ENGLISH AM Ap4Ep1c.N PAPER HANc1Ncs
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d. FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres To-
a Gated near the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
49, Railroad 1t is improved by a good DWELLING,
Barn. and all necessary houses, with Peach and Apple
Orchards
Two small FARMS Franklinville, Baltimore county
Land and improvements good; will be sold low.
Also, good FARM of ITO acres, on Choptank river near
Denton, Caroline county.
small PLACE Of IL acres, the Hartford Road rmles
from the city. Will suit gardener
Also, large FARM at Ecotts Mills; excellent land and
improvements
LANDS, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE WILLIS,
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dMants.
8ankHrs anh 8rOkers.

mo. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO.,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate Notes. and other
collaerals
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jalStf
MARTIN LEWIS
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BY VIM. HAMILTON.
MORTGAGES s SALE

jel4law3w&ds SAML. H. COVER,
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WELLS FARGO & CO.,
Ne" E a2fh AS AN fSE EXCELLENCE COMPANY
CAPITAL ssOOyOOo IL
aE asffFEfG + f IL RRfR
rs RATEs-Fast Express p cts, per h.
EXPRESSES f IGAvE NEW YORK on the sth and 10th
EXCHANGE FOR SALE San Francisco, Oregon, Sand
witch Islands and Havana.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
Our San Francisco house gives especial attention to
Tns all E9n in e G nd @an
sales for California or Oregon can transmit their bills Of
arrival of goods there thus giving purchasers full
f Of time sales, and the sellers maintaining
Of their property until paid for
NEW YoRK-s2 Broadway IVES
P Pt?fHHle 1Sp Chestnut street.
BALTIM0RE-77S Smiths wharf.
SAL. san FRANCIsco-cOmer Montgomery and California
streets mhl93m
PACA MILLS
GEO. w. WAIT & SON. Propretors,
WIR EH5S FsE4R 3 s6TTH sfEEFF 1872
Have now ready fresh stocks of their goods, every
PURE GROUND sffGEs I'll sf Kinds in wood tin and
Ei5H SzS t4E s il saEi sas e.E;s
CRUDE SPICES. prime selections from importers'
sfBss
Epy Phadepha K RI SEe rates R All
FRUITS, VEGEFABLE MEATS, &c, &c, at Manufacta-
rer's prices. mh29tf
GALT RIVER BOURBON AND
~ RYE WHISKEY DISTILLERY.
The Whiskeys manufactured at the above Dsery have
almost acquired world wide reputation The Proprietor
still engaged the Manufacture of the article, but
e aee sa snyee M % I 81 S 10
favorable notices that have appeared in the different papers
The following the authorized AGENTS the sale of
SUITS okLEbfArkP B sa Rly End RYE wHsKEYs
and any orders by Or through them will meet with prompt
Messrs. 4; I sRoTwELL& SON, Louisville, Ky.
HENRY HART. Esq; "a Cid Slip, N. Y.
NEALE, HARRIS 4 co, Baltimore Nd.
c. Fl. BECKMITH Co, Chicago, Ill.
s, T. SUIT, PROPRIETOR
apl-d Louisville, KY.
| COFFINS. COFFINS. .-.. |T-ET
~ HAYS MORSE, at
co SfPJ5sf 4fP fNtS YRS
-. No. Al CLAY ST., NEAR PARK. -..-
BALTIMORE. aiE
Having commenced the manufacture Of COFFINS thew
| ment Of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFISS. made Of
erns. These Collins being made to be TAKEN APART,
offer great inducements to the Country Trade they
shipped at small expense the city trade as thew will
| For sale low. For terms, apply as above ol2ly
WI A. l. F. MARBURG, -- =
| p GSsF MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS, 1it
GENERAL commission MERCHANTS,
- No. 4S WEST LOMBARD STREET
We invite the attention of the trade to large and well
assorted stock Of German and Domestic CIGARS which
superior facilities enable sell at the lowest figures
permit hold Inducements At present. and
the trade will find to their interest to examine our stoc
before purchasing elsewhere sl8-H
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS

THE TRUSTEES OF THE SHEPPARD ASYLUM, being
DESTROYS to obtain the best designs for the Hospital for the
miles wh they intend e and be
premiums for the attanment Of that object viz
SS for he Plan which hsy shsI designate second and
oc for the Ran whGh they shall s as third
drawings ron scale Of 20 feet to one inch viz one Of the
ea and Elevation the pr Be
to the Trustees on or before the first day Of 0eo
Of the plans drawings to s premiums
following particulars considered be essential
such should be adopted into and become elementary of
The building to be calculated for the accommodation of two
hundred patients Zone hundred of each sex with the neces
general design 70 centre building to contain
y and steward With Roon
Reception Rooms and two wings each for one hundred Of
% sae
Of Bres Stone i he Se doors brick or
s roof metal Or slate supported iron rafers
Ihs IL I to oe nas a with mes tor
and to be lighted by which will be manufactured the
Particular attention be given for providing ample and
Structure for the exercise and empoymen The paens
in such occupations or amusemen as maybe conducive to
Reservoirs to be arranged in proper position for distrb
ting I to part O. the building where may be de-
The Trustees DESTROYS to conform to the wishes of the
founder OF this Asylum, making complete
particular and experience devise that in the
design of buildings regard should be had to durability
safety utility rather than architectural display
and while nsensble to the de eterious effects produced
upOn patients by heavy, gloomy unsghty structures,
they object to redundancy of ornament on the one
hand and severe prison like appearance the other
The site selected building elevated plateau of
about 800 feet long, by about 800 feet wde rising about four
be examined office of the Trustees at the northwest
corner of Pratt and Sharp streets, Baltimore
By order T sf III sfs6a il. TOWNSEND.
Secretary of the Trustees Of the Sheppard Asylum
Baltimore, June 10th. 1889 Je2224,28yO
KDw KUR9Z scHAEFFER, WlLLiAM n. BAkkf
FRANCIS b.. LoNEY, koshhf .. "a IL
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Tailors.

JACOB TABLER,
q MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
No.9N. EUTAW STREET.
OPPOSITE EUTAw House.
He has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTNGS which he is prepared make up order
the most fashionable STYLE and that his friends will
favor him with a share Of patronage
Late of the house of Shpley Howard Co. No sos Balti
more street SLY
TOHN H. REA & CO.,
q CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO., take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having on hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make order
in style that fail please, both price
facture
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties Sdspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3f
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Love in a Cottage.
By LUELI.A CLARK.

There's an old saying somewhere, I'm not Ger.
tain where,
That "iove lives in cottage and feeds upon
air;"
very fine saying: but. ladies'. beware
How you translate that letter for letter;
For the sooner your cherished romantic ideas
Oflove in a cottage, subsisting for years
On kisses, and sighs, and pitter-sweet tears,
Are out of your heads, the better
Tis all very well for the poets to talk
Of the regions ethereal where true lovers walk,
Making dinners of dsw-not TO mention the
But tell you, for life's stern duty
For climbing the really dangerous hill
Of life's practicslity, say what you will,
There is something more needful than
beauty.
'Tis very delightful discoursing. know,
glow.
And Of love in q cottage which woodbines
o'ergrow:
But It's really an undertaking
To perceive the romance when your happiness
lies
In the praises you get for your puddings and
pies;
When loves home market value depends on
the rise
Of tie big loaves of bread you are BAKING.
And if you persist in pcturing love,
being ethereal, straight from above,
AS gentle, and patient and mild as a dove;
And if. by such romances led,
You take for your home that sweet cot on the
hull,
Learn now-fnr some time you certainly will
This ;ruth--that love needs to be fed.
And, at last. yrhen the season of moonlight
and clcver,
Daisy y>duupi.ngs. and ditties on dew -drops, IS
Be sure that your practical quondam lover
Will, with wonderful coolness. revert
To the question. Ny dear, at what hour
shall we dine y
Bringing visions. where rounds OF roast NUT
Boiled cabbage, stewed onions, plum -puddings
combine,
And the kisses will wait-for dessert
There's good taste in arrangement Of sofas
and chairs,
Books. pictures, and what-nots, and such Ike
affairs;
But beg leave to call your attention
To the practical fact that good pickles and
pastry,
IN your fine lovers judgment are matters
more tasty
~any things else might mention.
knows how to furnish the
how to "cooX the good
rsin,
pecial thank sgiving,
,,ienty of good bread and
honeyed vows that men
competent living.