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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-15

IUU French Ehzabathan Style Bedsteads;
100 Best Curled Hair Mattresses;
200 Feather Bolsters;
300 Fine Feather Pillows;
230, Premium Spring Mattresses
New Add tion to the Exchange OF 60 Rooms, fur.
nshed in the best of style
Fine suits of Rooms for Families.
The Proprietor SETS THE BEST TABLE IN THE
STATE.
This Hotel is fre-proof, and has $50 hard finished
rooms.
LADIES' ENTRANCEto the Hotel, corner sansome
and Halleck streets.
The Exchange has been entirely remodeed, paint
ed and renovated throughout
The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to make
tne guests oi the Exchange comfortable while stopping
at TINS Hotel. Prices shall be reasonable
gaB-The Exchange Coach will alwavs he in readi
ness 10 convey passengers TO and from this Hotel
deczo-lm2p BAILEY SARGENT, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-15
Provisions, Liquors,
ALSO
Every Variety OF Case Goods,

Comprising a complete assortment, well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed. jan5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-15
9eut advertisements.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The Right Rev. Bishop
Kpp is expected to oficae in this Church on Sunday
Service will commence at II o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-15
ON SANSOME STREET,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
New Furniture,

VEOtIS old established HOte is now furnished with
Collins Co.'S celebrated premium Spring Mat
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&blr. FUR 8asenidmiers. Der Sertraa ces Ssrrn
sStnan lauft 10 Sabre. - Die gau,e Sabu ron
nt6t etel iter 400 enslilhs Ieifen eGuse, bic iter
etetes @eldnes fabrt, wenis S6lhunssu, Surdni@e
une Sritdsn s~rfcrrerte( eussenonimsn sriN6en Mes.
tau Il. Srrsr, alip elm Siertel Ter @~slnmmtlGnse) bat
nibt menisrr ais 100 Iiuicn 8utef ceer 80 Mil-
lion Dpuors astptst, D. +. ctpa 225,000 1raars fir
Ole en9iil6e Msile. Satei pe uusemein ~niecriaen
arbc'tSlOtns in GusIano!-Sc er;dbtt Der t~eri6mtc
arncrttantlhc Gcilenpe SapIrr in Der @ctb. 3cituna.
= Scr eini9en Sa9en madtc IN gppn elm 9tmcris
tancr, NnmeuS Secs gSillcn, curdb ieincn Icurcrtar
scfrrmten Saga9cs92asen 9ro6cs Guilcben. Ter Sn-
bait ~belIelben parct ale MUIR erreufliheu 6cntcrmert=
Scuge aus alien Soften luo alen 9dnoern, mcl6e Ter
gantcc auf ieiuen Heiien %seiammcIt bate, unt unter
ccncn iib aud bic pcultdnpiae @uiaptine b~cfnect,
bic 1898 suerit auf Dem Nlace Nautcrt in parie ae=
trau&t wprprn. @iit rieirm GuriplitGtcn : Gatinet
bate Der Gtgentbimer in Der Union uup in Gnslanp
cur4 pfcntli6e auSfcuuus Gin bcpentences Sch &C.
madt. Su 5%ranfrei9 bate CT Die Grlautni6 nidt
erbalten, lctue MartcrmcrfScuge SIT 3eisen.
= Der dttste 0iann in pcnnIytpanicn, elm Serr
Smeencp, gin9 am II. y. NttS. in Suttlcr Counts
III lcnem Stdate i'm 122iten 0cbenejabrc nit Spce
as. Orrielte mar in Srlanc 9ctprcn uno mad ben
&creini9tcn StaOtrn auegewonpcrt, ais or tcrcits
100 Sabre aft mar.
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ID. SALOMON s. Co.
Nr. > WSoQitrert

gHir pferirst benz scetrtrn 9ubHfum infer pp6ls unb rsidaGpr.
tirttS Saser Vn sSeincn, eiqucurcn unb Giaarern, bic Mr.
lelbt tmpprtrtn ume gu Gngrre, @rriien abaetcn. 6ran;6IItc
eeutlte nno un9artltc g8eint YcrfNufen mir nit $3-ISp er II
6laNhen, 10 me IN einSeInen 6lGl&rn nit 25 Gents bic 81 80;
per Yagpne nit SD.
Spanii@c @fine, ale: 9Urt, @oteira, Sherry gu pirfli8 bill.
Iian Nreicn.
Die 5slie6tct IL 9r6nte gb0n,paaner. ppn $50 bos 9ukrnh
in ciniclnsn GIalhru Embellishments.
8rnneiss rn 75 Gents bis Sc bic @aQpne; ic6ann bcQ. Gin.
ihweiSer NbiYntte. boil Curacao, fran;. GprbialS, beutIbcS 3met'
lttn~ rne Su1tMpalsr, 10 mic einsn 6~erdbmteu 6eutitben WGotn.
8lhsri, bel Der SIaihe uno Sal NC. mo enrIid bic Ibpn ais
befannnn basana Gi0aurn.
Die berubmten alien Sdufr @puGe fls in @p~Srotr unb 6 ca,
lemon S6bne III Nlaini pCrt'enu mir ale alrini c Mesntcn Tr bic
linton: Der bsrlihmte D9omet Brand @tampasuer" 1T mr. ourb
un5 a0en impprtirt. $500"
9urt allie btels Scrtintnnasu. 70 mts tur6 infer 5aupt-Ge.
ihdIt in Mem 90 I, No. 1919 99iltam Str, Tnb mir in ZEN StanS
egrtsn yubIitum ju gtussn tOnmen gu Iailta.
9chadbtHnssrpa
{. Salpmcnu II. Gr,
no. D gBau, StraEe, I'M ct. Gbarics Spt,I
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G;cfmn6cr MScmfc6cm SSer1fonS.

IN NrtrddNi pr0 n9ntriIucn gStIItre, mue Nv + I'M yu,fc biee
'S 6ruhlatrs banen anbin 8pIae heltlbcu Fapn nan DIR uiti
anoEro trnorien, ais pas her ontntltte @eluubbrttSiultan nj hes
Nanbco III Observation-Disclosures S0rile pn ZEN NeIt a~nStalhcn ben
Mt0Smtn nlo Ger @aIartl Ictrcn unb ib Sur& anbcre pprt m
latncen ScmmtTtrantheten f~unesctcn ipirb. Sae seltc 5icbcr
psrbreint iWh in unicrm Garre rpr1aobr III Scbr mr6y, 1np mem
nitt .selbeS 6teher. 70 miro leieer Sbulcra beicn Stclc cinncbmcn.
ehne pen cen Vt'l!n e'NlIenTtbcrr. Gem SYpbue uno faltcn uno
QSedlertbern III irrhen, bic ltctS ibre 9tn;ahI Spfcr fr peS Grab
Toreern. Sn Stratt bicltr Sbaiahrn III boS bette, mas man
tbun ram, Die a9yper~ = cnititutiOu i'll ibrn nrrmolcn 3ufdnc III
srbolten, rbnt Gle QebcnSfraft III ~9rfibrben' 8u ticlrm GnSe bat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
t@uiitunterriht.

Yer untes3sihnste 8istt unterri6t auf Siutir,
0uitarre, @eians II. {. NJ. AUDI crtistet IA Der.
tslte gum Gcpiren uno Shreiten pom 9riefen
une anoeren ihrtftli6en aufIdBsn. g,
Sscingungeu mdeis. -
3n finrsn ~iepsrSsit in 14S @laiufraGe, Office
pes AnSeisers.
s. .. Sarctb.
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6srrsntleipsr.

3errentlslpsr. Serrentlsiper. Ssrrsntleipsr.
Q. @usgsntetmer,
% Watnltraee, nebeu esm ct. Gtarles Sotel,
erIautt iit raS eeebrte gubluH:n ouf fein errsss unb Won.
~ltanet9ee ea9er Der nipbcrnifrn Ssrrrntteierr auimertlonl III
nlGden uno gum Selutc %beielben e~insulaeen. BinterHeiesr
fr perren une Snuben bat berfclbe cine orpEe sluSnatI, bic
or gu un9cnicin bilisen prisn obIoGtn t0nn. 9erIcl6e bait
iuusieidb en spuitdnpiseS Eager {. 9. gcntlemcn's 6urniIpira
Specs, as pemotn, pals une S0ibenti6er II. [. NJ, better
Sualtt6t une III ben bmilialten Yreiien.
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81 urr NfGb.Ilopen

an Srpacftr., sirtlhen DR. 2. uno 3. StraEc.
unterittdnctcr madbt bcm tcutl6cn 9ublilum Die craetcre
Inirier, oas CT an cbi9ent 9llee einen M6bcllortn sr6dnei
eat, nnc blttet IN r?rtpmmCnoen Gdlcn nm s~Cncieten 3u>
iprrG. Stitelte @rbeitcn rcrren eelfn,adrpl uno m5oiiIf
billie au~ssrfutrt. Srparaturcn prompt unp biaig.
Sbnp rpn 6rCeben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

99- S8er elm 9utes Bib baben Mil, 9e6e mad
Der truttren l86itburit'iten Galsrie, $40. II 4Rainltrake. no Sir>
n1ano %ubsrforoert wereen phb. ~98atfpn fsrtist Silbtr ar, bic
AneTfennun9 Fueen. Setrahtet. leins Photographic, @m>
bretopcs, &rapen 8opfs, NeianeVisptS, @anptgpee, NieleparavtS
uno pbotOSrorhS duf Seioen'eud. Qeotr une Wctaaplatten, unb
quo oT esIil0e Seluftr fifltr @alerie piro e~erieIben lsne &n-
ertlnnuna gerpiB niht psriasrn.
0alei6lt Wsrosn auds aIte DasurrsOtpps nsu unb in jcbsr Belle,
bisen GrCBe GbstnOmntn.
SiiOsr pcrpen Yn 81 Cts. an anssftrtist, gbctoarapsisn ron
81 an. SIlpT lptrpsn Bel &cssn Gnp sonGsnltsin anseftrtist.
SOL D1tIpnu Snbnr
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Gates. unp

llntcrjcihRster Bat an Der Ode Der 8. Strosr. Dem Neueu
NRartt s%t9enuber, eincn S6dtrlfpre er6hnet. nr @adiperf lie
Der Dirt uno ale Sprten grpb itetS frii6 unt 'sut ,u batsA
lnb. 81. 9Icmner.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

SalatfI @crite, Stdrfe, 8afee.G Grua Coco.
Lobe neblf ether Mtcn9c aucerer @riifcI. @arilmerieer, 2us
bins @rtIacI, Srcpn gSinbirr Spdp. 3abnblriltn Gan be Co.
lr9ne, &c. &c. gum @crduf bel g. 6. SLIDER, Net.
l @cucne unt ! GjaIOne GlaF SarS, Defenders fur Con-
iCtttHnrr9 uni @enotll9rcS poiisnN, itnb Set jeeer ~beliebiscu
Auaniiiat un;tr G%Nbrttpreis gu BADEN bel
s.. 6. SLIDER, @9t.
6iii&cn ge0lt uber SOtrrs gOpbcr iicts frifb BET
s. 6. Slider, @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

8u babcn bel alien Oru99ittn unb @rt6ufern in ben Serein.
StaGten, @anHon, Supamsrifa, DsutitlanD unO anbcren Q6nbern
HAo pi @pffcttcr u. Smitb,
QitS buro, 9a.
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6pl,l 6ul,l

NVIN. IUIN!
unterSettreter bait fprip6trCnb einen erp6en Sprrat5 spa
Giten~ une 8tdtcnppls better Sualitdi, rno tanR Icin,
8urcen htsrmit. unisr cen siufisiten s'cbtrGunscn pcrIeben.
SeI a3uttn pom 5 8laftcrn mirc be 9~GcepaCen tclleufreib be-
lpr9t. Srlttuuu9en. ptlthe bintcrlalieu msrSen bel Sobrcp II.
9pte peer Scr. q. Suncltp, Srrabitrasc, Ipipie in eer 6pI,-
nteocrIasc an Srretitr., nobe 9rppfc @vcnns mereen, prompt
eeipr9t. 9rct1e: GaS BETTE gi6enbpIl ;u s. 40, unb
SonnenhclS gu $500 per Gore. Somcs u. Mupre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@sors 6retta j.
. a amen e d. = M der,

9c. l63 Sroapfr., Sri rmpnp,
!n1pfiGblt Zen eCut1tenS men Rtduf, rs Ieir rptIoGrrtir.
tee Wager pot DanCn = 6ubeu ei ncr Fabrication. unb
loCei r~lcletn %frcinelif gu ctncm c(ntc %bchclbsn Gin, ia
CT u5erScust if, tiuc gee rkn Gunbe nit ouhr unb oudb prrs
baItriBmdBi9 biuisCr y Iore tccien i gu f6nnen. = Rcrora-
turCn perSeli tcfrnS auSerfubrt.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
@uniise @elssenbeit
Dcin SiiiGc Die Saub an b;ctcu.

Yer Dian
Ter au9enistn tsfannt nuo belietten arpssn @eIbz
9emlhnf Eptterte Der treisn Stabt frankfurt
Il. NC, ron Der 8csisruna s~arantirt uno ltsrmaht,
tietet
untr nur $4,000 0ppirn 1881 @eminne.
Iiio nett ater he Sdlft Der apOis werSen nit GeIbstptnnsn
Won 2ooeoo, l5OOOs. 10000, 10000. $4,000, 10000, 10000,
l5OoO, NAL 10000, 2 NAL 10000, 1 nal 5000, 2 mai 5000
> nal 1000, ! mai SG6O, - NAL 2OOO, II6 nal 1000 G;ulbsn H.
~. II. {. 10. sesrJcn, unb bic in Der tceten Slefe MID. NIT GIelS.
@srinnsn eeSreen merSrn, erboiten su Scr eiiten aIailt Der fplacn.
zen seiterte can sfreilrrs. wcNurb rem Snpabsr pennpb Gin Gr.
MINI bio ~ 10000 6ulren sufalcu fam.
Se nadNtEC 3ietun9 fnbct inn Sanuor fat, mp;u
SIN s ss,s:s Yrs Yrs 20 p~oreftei foHa.
non Mr. $; 9etsrs u. 60. in 6rantfurt.
n.y. @le Srtcte tur nnS Ne ;u obreMtren an
Y. Wtller, 81 Chatham Str, Rep Sprf.
Sri S. =. Stedsr lit gu 6aten:
yeten unp 9Sirfen ppn 6jcneral 6rieprih g4i(belm
BON Steubsn. 0rsts 16 Gts.
6raut Sesliss Suufrirte 3situns. 9reis 5 Cts.
Set :. .. Stefer inp 3u baten ale reut1de
unp sn9ltlhe S6ultiiher, @elausti6cr, SGreibtl-
der frr @"lhdftSleute unp S6ulen, Sdretbpapicr.
Slstfepern &c. 5a rcn %tiaisten Sretien.
oO Spps. &erre 6aut uno 98arren Sipes Bacon. IN
gaeel bel 9Sm. @alace S6bue.
4oO Snde prime 9~a9uaYra &afe, 200 S1de prime
NtO 8afe, gu baten bel s9m. @aaoce S6bne.
6artSborne' CURE-ALL.
tpr6parnt son einsm Gtsmifer.)
Dteies Wttttel beilt ale S6mcrStn. = 0ae maaiId
sSmneer ~ualerer Belt.
3ieIcS %rpertbppnc Setlmittel miro inuerlib uub 6userlih oroe.
wanet. IS bctIt lp9lci&
SabnNch, 6%rp6hmcr;,
SsrrchtltlGen II. SerIeeun9en, Seitenicden,
Cholera Ntrrtue, Grcfbculcn.
Sr'afun9Cn, NaltS 1sic6er,
IeurW9ia, SbrCnldmcrTr,
9etumoiehue, grdnemunrcn,
SuhnTdu9vu, ghplera.
0tmccrretBtn, Seitnldmcrcn,
R0gcnlbmcrScn, Sruf,dmcr,u.
9Yltntcro, Grfrprrnc GItr
SSuneCn pals, StppCntrIdc,
SuEihmcrSeu, GJeTbIedtetbri Ih,nrr,r,
8udcuitnerien, QeitfbmcrCn.
"a pa eanelbt iuSIti8 elm sutes Stdrtenttte: III, 70 III IS bcirntcrs
bel Na8enltwdhc, 9rsrcpita uub auocmciner Sdw6te IN ens
pftStrn. ScrEouft pjrS biefts SctlmtttI
III 6lalhen III % unp so Gents.
%s- Seee 6aniIic, 8eituNe unb srtritrr ipute fur t,neu Ct.
mat9en Nr9iudetau peer bel pI6Blihen Rrantbeitn cine 6Ialfe ppn
eteem peimiteI iete bel fb flbren.
Hts~ Solicit Ou irsenS wclGe SdhmerMt bobrn, 70 brauhe srn
etqtt @urc-&!l, uc Du mirit ougcnbtidlibe Qinberuno unt
5ctlun9 fnccn. 3u batrn bel
@. ". 8a6rtIfpu, ". S6befer unb
bel allen &prtbetern in 8ifIpHb,
Nprfplt nnb QstcrSbu1.
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vermischte Anzelgen.
Mnifranf

uup a6ten esntlffn banotaie ertielt ioeten
Spbn 6erbtg.
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1859

&alenber iebsr art fir pas Snbr 1859 BET
s. $. Steder.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Oh 9Nps. &erre 6aut unp g8arrcn Sipes Bacon, ,u
9ateu bel 9Gm. Salocr SSbue
4oO Shde prime 2~a9uopra Safe, 200 Side prime
9lto &dfe, gu baten bel 94m. WaQace SSbne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Undertaking.
Der llntersei6nets lit Jest in Stanbr, ieten @nftras in
Itinem @eIhofte auaiufubren UNI ipar 10 billis aS mosli6.
Cine @uspabl ron Sdrsen 1T fortpdbreno p%Urratbie.
Gin ncutr, gutter S~cbtenwa9en nit einenl suten 2rsi>
ser uni rubi9en @ferttn fr eipaiSen @ebraudb.
Die @ufmertiamfsit pcn SOtcls Sn5abern II. 6amiIieR mira
settnist alf lsine grpse Musnabl BON Mauasen.
Ius6eIIsruna BON SOpbas, Stlblen II. Spring Rotrattn
pirS prompt tsipr9t. Granets Qaube,
8rraefr., smH9tn 2. nnb 3. Cir.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

Let teachers and parents weigh
we'll the significance Of the following
extract: A gentleman in England
was walking over his farm with a
friend, exhibiting his crops, herds of
cattle, and ilocks of sheep, with all Of
which his friend was highly pleased,
but with nothing so much as his splen.
did sheep. He had seen the same
breed frequently before, but had new
er seen such noble specimens, and
with great carnestness he asked to
know how he had succeeded in pro-
ducing such Aocks. His simple ans.
wer was. 81 take care of my lambs,
SIR Here was all the secret of his
large, heavy-neeced. fat sheep: he
took care of them when they were
lambs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
Written for the Winchester Home Journal
THE WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
by FINLEY JOHNSON.

Wo are egliding down the stream, dearest
The swelling stream OF time;
And soon shall reach that happy shore
Where pleasures are divine;
A few more storms and tcmpcstS
Our barks will have is breast;
And then the haven shall be reached
OF an eternal rest.
A pleasant life we have spent, dearest,
Since became your bride;
Since that blest day when fiI'd with love
You took me to- your side,
And though long years have since elapsed,
Our love still burns as bright
As those pure orbS which hang upon
The sombre brow of night,
And as my thoughts oft wander, dcanest,
TO long departed days;
| scan the vista Of the past
With an admjring gaze
And memory often brings TO me
Some heart consoin? views;
While fancy decks their images
In bright fantastic hucs.
Then let US hide our time, dearest,
Till death to US shall come;
A messenger sent lrom above
To call our spirits home;
Then shall we leave ibis gloomy vale
or sorrow, sin, and woe;
And casting OF our mortal frames,
Shall to our Saviour 50.
Then let us offer up, dearest
To God heartfelt prayer;
That we may meet before his throne
To live forever there
That as our hearts in life were one
Let not death them sever;
But as ia life, so in death
Let'us be together.
BALTIMORE, Nh,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
Oak Grove, Aug. %.

Singular Natural CrriOsiiy.-Thc
Jacksonville (Ala.) Republican says:
DR.. w. Glover sent to our office one
day last week, a singular freak of ma
ture, in the shape Of a young chick
en-, having four distinct and equally
sized legs, and four wings. 1t had al
so Eve toes on each foot, what is cal
led "ten toed." 1t was certainly the
strangest looking fowl. and greatest
curiosity in the way Of chicken that
we have ever seen.
This singular mallormation may
be seen at the shop Of Drs. J. c. d
NJ. w. Francis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

LANGUAGE WITHOUT OATHs.-The
Indians cannot swear in their vcrnac-
ular. This is singular and inter-
esting fact. Why does their language
furnish no oathsl Are the Indians SO
prone to truth, so averse to falsehood,
that the invention of oaths was i'm
possible? Probably this was the case
until they became so corrupt by our
example. Their simple promises
must have been to them as sacred and
invioable as the most solemn adjura-
tons arc TO Us. Never resorting to
serious appeals to Heaven or the
Great Spirit for the confirmation of
their statements, protanc oaths do not
follow of course.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
THE EDUCATION MOST NEED.
ED-LEARN TO LABOR.

The question is often asked, why is
it that so few people are successful in
business, and why property finds such
an unequal distribution! This man,
they say, received the advantages Of
good English education, and that
man was educated ut one Of our best
colleges. Both have been industri-
Gus, honest and economical and yet
neither of them has been successful
in business. Why is itl asks the
New York Express, and that journal
proceeds to point out the cause, and,
in the course of its remarks, obser.
yes:
"Thc idea too commonly prevails,
that mere knowledge of books is the
beginning and ending of education.-
The sons and daughters, especially Of
the rich, grow up with this notion in
their beads, in idloncsS, as it were.
with little idea Of the responsibilities
which await them. Their natures
rcvoltat the mention of "labor," not
dreaming that their parents before
them obtained the wealth they are
so proud Of by industry and economy.
How many young men, collcgc.brcd,
though they may be, are prepared to
manage the estates which their faith
ers possess, and which it may have re-
qurcd liG time to acquire ? How
many young women, though having
acquired all the knowledge and gra.
ces of the best schools, know how to
do what their mothers have done be-
fore them. and which the daughters
may yet be compelled to do at some
period Of their lives? The children
OF the poor nave 10 laDor or starVe'
and as far as that goes they arr cLn-
Gated to be practical.
"The education that SCOTS at labor
and encourages idIcncss is the worst
enemy for a girl. man, or woman-
Instead Of ennobIing. it dcgradcs; it
opens up the roadto ruin. The edu'
cation which directs US to what we
are Gttrd to do, that respects labor,
that incu'catcs industry, honesty, and
fair dealing, and that strips us Of sci
hshnesa. is the education we do need,
and that which muSt become the pre-
vaiIing system Of the country before
we can bs as a people either happy or
prosporoas.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
THE OTHER SIDE.

While the almost unanimous voice
of the Press Of the country is in con-
demnalion of Sickles. for becoming
rcconciIed to his wife, there is one
which even applauds the act. The
Providence Post says:
1--WE do not know how guilty Mrs,
Sicklcs was. Our belief is. however,
that three Of every six Of the men,
and not a few OF the women, who
would hunt her to destruction, are as
guilty to-day, as she is or was. Like
all other womcn--wc will rot make
Il single cXccpjioo--Mrs. SickIcs. prob,
ably. delighted in making conqueats.
She had vanity, just as every other
woman has vanity. 1t pleased her
va0ity, as it does the vanity OF every
oibcr woman, to have u Phillip Bar
ton Key pay homage to her. she
meant no harm-po>sibIy be meant
nonc--whcn She commenced to re.
ccivc his alteration. But at last she
Was caught; she found herself the vic,
Tim OF q romantic love affair; became
infatuated with man she ought to
have $purncd from her presence, and
was lost.
The whole secret OF her ruin lies
just here. She went into lashiona-
bic society, and carried her heart into
it. CHE latter she ought TO have left
at homc) She lound it fashionable
to receive attention from almost any
body sooner than her husband. She
found that she must make all her prct-
ty speeches to such men as Key, and
not TO Mr.. Sckles ; that she must be
all sweetness TO acquaintances, and as
dumb as a stone to her husband
Fashion required this, and but few
women, no matter what professions
they make at home, dare defy fashion,
or want TO defy it. in society. The
husband prmitted the "civiIities,'
and the worship, and the soft nonsense
to go on. Perhaps his heart bIed
sometimes; but he dared not say so;
and probably he had confidence that
his wlc's heart, all the while, was in
the right place, aud that the billing
and cooling OF fashionable society was
just what it pretended to be--a sham.
BY and by he found his mistake and
in fit Of desperation he shot the man
whom fashionable society had made
the scducer of his wife, or the man
who had been scduced by his wife and
fashionable society.
Now Mr.. SiCkIes goes back to his
wife, and we applaud him for it. or
course he is satisfied OF the sincerity
Of her repentance, or he would not
go back to her. But satisfied Of this,
his return only asserts his own strong
devotion. and his willingness to for.
give a false step. There is more joy
ever one sinner that rcpcnteth, than
ninety and nine just men made per-
feet" He could never be happy
alone and far better it is, that he
should share her fate, and meet the
OF false friends. than that
a family should be forever separated
and ruined. No doubt those who will
desert him and sneer at him, would
have been very glad to visit his wife
in her scclusion aud offer her consoa-
ton. He does well TO turn his back
upon them, and become the protec-
tor and defender of one who might
have exclaimed long ago, My pun
ishment is greater than can bear
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

A schoolmaster as punishment to
one of his pupils for using profane
language, ordered him to take a pair
Of tongs and watch hole in the
hearth until he caught mousse
The boy took the tongs and demurely
waited for the visitor. Directly after
he saw a mouse peeping out of the
hole. Cautiously placing leg of the
tongs on either side of the hole he
the mouse, and triumphantly
swinging it aloIt; exclaimed, "By
Cd, I've got him."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

An exchange paper thinks it very
foolish in young man TO commit sui
eide on account Of disappointed hopes
and unrequiItcd Iovc--that "hc ought
to fad consolation in the true scnti
meat Of the poet that
"GOM is of this world the God
Lore is an empty name;
1t once in woman's heart abode,
But fed away in shame"
1t is foolish in u man, young or old,
to put an cnd to his own existence
just because Ibis or that lady refuses
to take him for better or worse, but
we cannot believe that
"Lore is an empty name,'
There is yet much true love in the
world. Because a good woman can
not love a scape-goat who is not love.
". is no reason why people should say
she cannot love at all. There is not
"A viltuous woman on earth who is in
capable Of loving. Only let "the right
man" come along, and her affections,
warm as a noon in mid August, will
entwi1e themselves round him like
the ivy round the oak. The chap who
kills himself all for love is not OF the
stripe to walk into a true woman's
affections. He is a coward. A gem
uine woman has no use for such a
man. She wants one who has the
independence to bear everything bat
dishonor and disgracc--one who needs
no disappointment, but who meets the
trials Of l;iG like an eagle.
And while talking about marrying,
love, &C., let US give what an exchange
says in its advice TO bachelors. 1t
says:
III you intend to marry-if you
thinl. your happiness will be increas,
ed and your interest advanced by mat
rimony-bc sure and Look where you
are going. Join yourself in union
with no woman who is selfish, for she
will sacrifice you-wiih no one who
is tickle, for she will become estrang-
ed-have nought to do with a proud
one, for she will despise you-nor
with an extravagant one, for she will
ruin you. Leave coquette to the
fools who hutter around her let her
own freside accommodate a s;cld.-
Come not near a woman who is slat-
ternly. Tor she will disgust you: and
flee from one who loves scandal, as
you would from sold Mex himself !