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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29
IuNE

Some cultivators, or, more correctly,
slubberdegullions, not only neglee, the due
tilage Of their farms, but suffer the minds
Of their children, and other dependents, to
become little wildernesses, more dreary
and desolate than the widest spots Of
ear,h's surface which ever were paEched
in the torrid or stiffened in tie frozen
zone But knowledge is as much better
than money, as mind is superior to matter;
and it is better to give child good and
useful education, than great riches with
indoleut and vicious habits, which make
children candidates for the aims s-house,
peuitentiary, or states prison.
/ Declare war Of ex.ermina,ion against
insects. The weapons for assailing those
petty but potent enemies, may be decoc-
tions Of elder, especially ofthe dwarf kind,
OF tobacco, walnut leaves, or other bitter
or biting herbs, lye Of wood ashes, lime
water, or solutions Of pot or pearl ashes,
water impregnated with salt, tar, or tur-
pentine, water heated to one hundred and
twenty or one hundred and thirty degrees,
&c. which may be applied with a syringe,
watering pot, or garden engine. If you
will sprinkle your frui, trees, BY the help
Of syringe, or garden engine, twice week
for two or three weeks, canker worms, cat
erpillars, and other pestiferOus insects will
vanish from your premises like ghosts at
cock Growing.
Cleanse your cellars, and every apart
ment in and abou, your dwelling, from all
putrii and offensive substances, for you
may about as well live on tainted provis- |
ions, as breathe pu,ric air; in either case
you bid defiance TO the laws Of health, as
well as cleanliness. The carcasses of dead
lambs, cats, &c. should be covered, each /
with Eve or six times its bulk of soil, to- .
gether with one part Of quick lime to five
or six of earth, and suffered to remain
few months, when the whole will have be-
come excellent manure.
Make daily visits to your garden.
Melons and cucumbers, which have hith-
erto been protected by glasses and paper
frames, may now be exposed to the open
air II the season be a. all dry, your
vegetables, particularly your cucumbers,
will need water Keep your crops clean
by hoeing and hand wedding. Thin for
ward melol, squash and cucumber plants,
leaving only two or three in bill. Gu,
and dry for winter use such medicinal
herbs as have come to maturity.-FesseR-
de-,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

We. therefore, The representatives OF The
United States of America. in general Congress
assembled, appealing 10 the supreme Judge OF
the world for the recriiude of our intentions,
do, in the name and BY The authority OF The
good people Of these colonies, solemniy pub
iish and declare. That these united colonies
are. and of right onghi.to be, FREE AND IN
DEPENDENT STATES: that they are ab-
solved from all allegiance TO the BRUSH
crown, and that all political conHexlOn be-
tween them and the state OF Greai Britain. IS,
and ou-h, to be totally dissolved and ,hal,aS
free and independent states. they have full
power TO levy war. conclude peace. contract
alliances, establish commerce. and 10 do ali
other acts and thngs which independent states
NAV of right do. And for the support of this
declaration. with firm reliance on the pro-
lection Of Divine Providence. we mutually
pledge TO each other our lives, our fortunes,
and cur sacred honor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29
A ..YaIier Eiycr: Melody.


Come al ye brave lads q o.d -,
WHO rallied round 'TI1FsctSoE-'
NoU give us your l~aTts and your roi,es
For LINuJLN the noble anl true
WI fhou u the word cur Sir~-' -sirit-
The EisuE must f1r ever -niur"-
Ari pn.h strai.ht srezd for Az LINc1lN,
For aszAHlx the honest and pare
Csme f5rtb, one Bnd al. O. ih- contest,
Drt-rTliu-i our county 10 save.
Ani vote for the irIiy Fat HT2;mAn,
For LiNo0LN tie fearless ami brave.
true leader ia b. 70 Command -,
- nov we viii give him ou- bot.
Then shout f5r ths :ri-rs % u - L'soE,
III. patriot who halls from the West
For PR1rIcT-0N le ever has struggled
His h-art you Viii Cad Is hum-fn49e,
H. s0rSs dead a-aiust the s.zEvzil1.
That comes with on, ss4at -Frve Irsd~-'
So for Home and Hon,'s Friends let u rally
Ani neFrr Civ, over the f-h-,
Til D1rs.. HEEg I. aud tit-.r fEO- slavery z!!iss
Are pu; u iusi1Eioss sight
H-'re cn-Arel for the wa and ~ell conquer,
You n--iu't h-l eve we'll hark out.
For TIE Tag Of -.THE PEoFIs- i flying
An3 f5F LiSCoLS ami HANLiS we'll sLout
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29
New Republican Papers in Egypt.

A large number of Republican paper.
have been started in the Central and South.
eru portions Of Illinois within short time
We notice the following:
Egyptian Rspulltc, Ceu,ralia.
Tazewell Republican, Pekiu.
Pana Pain Dealer, Pana.
Menard hd,-c, Petersburg.
Illinois Free Press, Hillsboro'
Clark County Hornet, Marshall.
Fayette OJssrrer, Vaudalia.
Prairie STATE, Jerseyville.
Te'lor Jacket, Palestine
Ford County Journal, Paxtor
Douglas County .Sdiei3. Tuscola.
Madison County Adrerfiser, E Eiwardsville
Carroltcn Pres, Carro,ton.
Randolph County Republican, Sparta.
Cumberland County Erpositor, Greenup.
Western Star, Newton.
The Vandalia OJserrer had been neutral,
bu. is now a good Republican sheet.
The Menari Index, formerly a Demo-
cratic paper, has become Republican.
Ut Sl.NUttLOWu HtthctsttH Hd> tttu
resuscitatcd, and now exhibits vigor and
ability in the good cause.
The Beard.towu Uiiaoisian, neutral,
has raised the Lincoln flag, aud is working
like wheel-horse for the redemption Of
Cass county.
And now we have to record the estab-
lishmeut Of 4 wide awake Republican pa
per il Efingb.m county, called the Efing
ham Gq-ette. Tha: is boarding the lion
in his den.
This rapid growth of orthodox papers
in the Egyptian" section Of the State
where We were beaten 10 to l 10 1856
indicates the healthy progress Of Republi-
canism among the people Of Southern Hi
nois, and augurs well for the future tri-
umphs Of our grca, party in the Prairie
Sta.a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29
The Origin Of Yankee Doodle

Once On 4 time. old Johnny Bun
Flew in a raging fury,
Ana .Enre ihst jonathan should haEe
No trials, sir. by jury:
That no elections should b. heli
Across th- triny water:
tnd po< said he, ~I'iI tax the -XA
f.lLis ,0ns and iAu-tt-rs7
Thu do~n BE- sale "a turls stale
Autlluster-i Ike = c--ndrc,
And in Ieri-ion mad a tune
Ca.lei -YAus.e doodle iandy-
.AAuk-- ddss4I-'-Ji--- sr- fsrts-
.N-ukrs DO de dandy;
Nv ,on uf vAN. y0ur tea III tax;
lon Yankee decide isu1y.'
John ssr' tie t-a f-0n -'sr The ses,
WITH hr.rv iuHe- rs'-i.
lPur Nhrih-r hr-ou or t1h-a
never D, an IL stat-' -
Thu :. nathan 20 Tout t-g=u-
IL laiI strong suhsrEc-
s.Isl drink 10 ia. hy J0ve - 50
lie thr-E o=~rb5ari the cargo.
Then johnny sent r-im-nf-
Rig wari- and Took. TO 'andy,
VLase marital haud, when near The land,
Played -lAnk-s doodle dandy"
-Yaute. d1pile-k-ep II up
Yankee doodle dandy
III Jri-on with = taN your cup;
T,u-Yank-e doodle dSB5y.'
A long way then they bsl in which
John WAS y; last drf-At"i.
Ard -ianker doodle was fh" march
To which his troops reir-si~d-
Cote jonathan 10 So THIN fiy.
Conli not restrain his laughter:
"Thst tune aid he. -'suit. TO a 7,
III sing !; ever sft-r.T
Old Jntnnv'- fars, 70 Eis disgrace.
Was flushed with h-~.r aud brandy,
E-n while be t. sing no more
This Yankee dooil. dandy
"Yankee doo3ie-bo' ha, he,
Yank-e aordle dsnly,
We kept the tune. bat not the tea
Yankee doodle dandy"
I've told YOU. now, the origin
OF this most lively tii:y.
Which Johnny Kuil dislkes 50 much
Oh isn't /; pity
With aIIsii Columbia" il il sung,
In chorus full and hearty
On i-ui aud main We breathe the strain
John made for his tea PARTY.
No matter how We rhyme the words,
The music sp-sks them handy.
And Where's the fair can't sing the air
OF -Ysnk.r d0szllc dandy
.Yanka. doodle. firm and true
Yankee ecodi~ dSndy-
Yanker dooIi-. doodl4 i0,
Yankee dssoIie Gauly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

GARRIBALpI.-With regard to bis late
unfortunate marriage, bu, little is general
ly known, save that it was unfortunate ;
that, on the day succeeding the marriage,
the General parted from his beautiful
bride for ever, and that he makes one Of
the illus,rious band Of genius and great
ness who have been unhappy in their mar
ried lot. She had been corrupted before
marriage, and it is said has gone into a
coLye...
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

[Subs'i.ute the Stare Ppcr for "thc
King CT Great Britain" and Kansas for
"thcse Colonies" and the foregoing might
have answered for our day
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29
Gbe Star auo Cbroaifle.
MONDAY. JUNE 25, 1860.
A emarkable Fact.

RE-There has not been a DtsUntoR
speech made in Congress since ABRAHAM
LINCOLN was nominated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

The Buffalo Erpress publishes the fol-
lowing extract from a letter from an Old
Line Wing of Boston
"YOar Chicago ticket is bound TO sweep
the country. 1t will equal the Hard-Ci-
der times of 1910. or the Rough aud Rea-
dy Of late period. | hear Oh all sides
general 'caving in or rolling Of the fence
of huudreds of Old Wbigs and others who,
for the last six or eight years, have follow
ed no ones lead, and knew not where they
belonged or where to 60. We (for l au
one of ,hen) now think there can be no
mistake, and tbs, the Chicago tieke. is
bound to succeed"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

An Indianiau writes to the Harper's Of
a son Of the Emerald Isle" whom a man
BY the name Of Haney had engaged to
haul coal. On delivering it, Mrs H.
wished him to take it across the pavement
and deposit it in the cellar, which be would
not do. She told him he was HHo gentle
man" "Faitb, num-" said Pat, "and if
was a gentleman, do you think I'd be
hauling coal for the likes of Mr.. Hapey?"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

Mrs. PariiDgson called on the japanese
a. Washington and told. 'em, "she was
mighty glad TO see them, as she understood
their Presiden; was Tycoon, who she
doubted not, was nigh kin to old Zip Coon
tina. the Wings run 10 1910. If they
wanted him to, Ike would sing EN- song
about old Zip
Parson Brownlov, the lighting Whig
editor aud Methods, preacher, has been
challenged to fight duel he accepted, as
follows ave selec, hog pen, immedi-
a.ely after hard rain, ard dung forks as
tbe weapons whoever lifts the other out
is to be Acknowledged victor"
The mere cos. Of land on which British
railways are constructed, has averaged
s43, 900 per mile-as much as the average
cost Of making railway 10 the United
States.
DR.. Holland describes certain dismal
class of persous-the grumblers-as "sis-
ting on the north side of the tree of life,
aud peslius rotten apples With rusty
knife
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

To AMERICANS AND WHIGs-The Fort
Wayne (Ind) Times, which has bereto-
fore been identified with the American
party, has determined to support the Re-
publican nominees. The article aunoun-
cling the decision has the following:
"Tbe path of duty is clear SO long as
man Of such antecedeuts and such eonser-
vatism as Abraham Lincoln is in tie field
as the nominee Of powerful party of
probable success. To these suggestions
We direct all our friends-Whig and Am
erican-believiug, that, if elected, his ad-
minis'ra:ion will be wise, emiuently con-
servative, honest aud national"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-29

The London Spectator, Que of the lead
ing weekly papers Of England, in speaking
of the political nominations in the United
States, says that Convention in Illinois
has nominated III. HimliH for President,
and .M-. .Kiiae for lice Prcsideat-and
tha, the whole field will be greatly modi-
fed before the election comes off in Jane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
WELL. SAID.

10 the late editorial EIsursisn 70 WssA-
ipgtop, aunbsr Of The nsmbsrs Of ,A.
Prss' called upOs Pr,siasn, BvcHAsAa
In reply TO an address Of Mr. Miish.u. I,
behalf Of The s1esrsiesists, suops ether
thing, he said
II an much pleased 10 see this nss,ius Of
80 maDy of tie editorial IRE rrnity. Ia s.n
seIs-Iy fail 30 be ,slatary TO yoarselys. IN
many r,sPses; aud, snobg its beneficial .E-
fects, it will doubtless tend 10 relieve yoEs
mutual relstIonsand discussion Of that med.
less ssperi,y which has SON stimss shssssts,,
IL the prs": While you are rec. keid
snJ hrm 10 expressing your eouvietisns ssa
maintaining Jour p iHcipies, .6.rs 70 surely
no necessity for nrrimonioas as.aults upos
tho,e to whom you are opposed In sonss..,ea
With this point AN reminded Of 40 Anss.
dots ubich, pethaps, ought no. TO r,I.t.
lCries a Tel It. SIR Go 90 r'l WAii.
uE mini',e: To Euglard, . dis,iseuisheI
noblsmsu ooce said to ne Mr.. Baoh.san.
II w.rs 10 judge from your nsuspsp.,s. I
SHOULD iofer that the difsr.at candidates fo,
the Presidency we're the grsatss, ra.esis IN
America" Lsughisr aud sh..rs.1 Ir.-
piled that "i, did L,ok 60 bat, is reality. i,
-ss only ray tes Asa Of tAlkisR about s..A
other Of election times T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
PArlEsCE,

In the course Of my travelling through
Italy, acquired . complete hatred Of the
vord pstienee, ~ it 10 thsce stsrpally sAus.
I'd into pioas max for laziosss Of nrnd.
In ise neightoIhood Of ST. Hospice. near
Beauiieu, The siive trees bad been sfectsd
Tor twelve yesrs With ''tbs bisek di. ..S," and,
da'ing all that time bad b.rbe ne fuit. The
trunks Il trees 50 diseased iook as though
they bad been be-irswu nth charcoal pow
der, the branches seem 20 be dr.nebed in
sSoi, snd the under surface Of eaeA leaf !.
covered vith Sun Doth powder, that causes
70 to resemble lesf cut COT Of black velvet
The disease is, Of course. eaa.sd by tLs.p...a.
ipg Of parasites fuasu.; aud, in that in-
st-ncs, must have beeu doobly disaster 10
the people, inssmuch Q. The olive va.. IN the,
dtstiet, the ooly useful produoi Of The soil.
-Hsvs you not attempted suy cur. 2" 1 ak
ed 81 proprietor sho had beer ruined by
thn blight. "what il you we're 20 tr,.k
down ell the rotten branches, aud burn the
diseA'ed lssvsst' "Ab, signes,' said the
poor mar poor 10 bcsrt as IN pocket, "thAt
would cost mush labor We uu.t have Pc
"ene~ better osys may eows. We must 10
patient, 'isnor'
| vas taken Que day into the garden Of ;.
"N'k"co't abo tuo millions OF Catfrpil-
lars that usre eating his ariehoks. - they
we're the cstsrpillsrs of the Pau ted Lady
and the held was separated ohly by . DRY
ditch from smother, sIill healthy aud N full
grVsth. "My frisnd," / said - the care
worn proprietor, would advis. you to pr~>
vent this Pl.uge from spreading You should
lose o. ,Im- In pumping the ditch foil Of
water: aud you should throw down, or do
shat .ili be more, efiee,ual, tear up by the
root, ell these damaged ~rtich. Ike. suI burn
'h.m to s'bss on la'ge piles 4 Wooi After
shat J would rscOum mend you to turn iuto
the held = sen hungry ducks, to eat up ID.
r.nalBIns insects" "Ah, cir, aid the mar
80 bill the ditch With water must hire tlr.s
men, Asio the t-ariog up Of the plants
The buying or borrovipg Of twelve dacks-
holy MsIia, What notion. No, ar, p.tisues
what 20 must have; &c must have pa
,iercs la the evening the good pea.ao,
caused mass to be read sssinu the est-tph-
lars. week afrsrwArd they bad ,pread over
,Ar sound hsldi ssd usfs dsvoaiipg i. un.
bindsIsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

Speaking Of Mr. Douglas speech 10 the
Sessts, on Tuesday ~ K, the Nsshiukssa
Constitution Gays, Iii vas at test bet . ls-
ed effort Of m-rs gl'disiorship, bssiaR
for iis aim 10 assail the consistency ef ssms
OF hrs opponents, aud TO defend hi. ows .s
the territorial question. Th. a-gss.<a<sa
ad Ao@iES|, Nhieh wss his favorits, il, 10.
deed, We may not add his snly sfgumsas,
10 not usually regarded 90 . weapon Of che
greatest weight aud potency in the honera.
be lists Of PsrliHr entsTy oon,sntios Rvsa
b I'd he succeeded in that rather isfs,ior sx-
srcise ofipEsnui'y aud talent, bousvsr. 4.
would not have svs'led AZ this day 10 soa-
neod the dogms of'qusttsr sovereignty say
more TO the dsmocrstIs States " shis
Union
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

The Nashville BEVpsr thus gives vent "
its feelings 10 regard 10 The Bal more nsn.
ins'ion for the Z ssidsocy The nsxs has
just reached us f'Om BAltinoIs, Of tAs sous
insiion II Trunesses sRrsatSst sea. the Hsa.
John Bell, for P,esidept q ,hsSs UuiIsA
State. Even ~bils We write The bsIls Of
ths city are psAlisg, sod the been ee he
Snoou rsVtfbsrates AmOog the ssuousd.
log hills, an the vhsls people are Tsiois.
Iog The truly NstiOnal platform adopssa
by the Ba timo's Coas.rvaIivs Uaioa Csa-
'sntioS vas, The Coost,IuIio0 80 IL is in.
1erPrsisd by j" jSdisial sutboFili,s IKE
abiun Of the States aud The ssfOrosa, cot ss
the lsSs The anuoaneewspt viii be he'll.
81 BY The masses thIoaghoas the U Usise, uisA
Psuiotlo ebtka.lAsm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
rhE kAlSv DAY.

Inc dA' "sold. asd dark. aad drssryt
! s's', sad The -iAd 10 n,ver vesry,
-" wee 'iil el'ss' 10 The mou ldsfiss vsiI
es' "s'err aus, 'hs dead Iesve. tall.
Add TIE DAY b dsrs and sresry.
nv life b cold. and isrs, saa ds,ary,
! rsins, and the ~isd b. s.ver ve.,,
y'h'oss'' SAIL cling 10 the nosldsriss psss.
sa' The hope. Of youIh fail istes IN ,s. blast.
lad the day 10 cara ssd dresry.
BE ''i'', ''d hssril sad cease r,piuiss:
Behind he clouds I. The ,aa ,iiH shintss.
rSJ is's 10 the esnuoa tate Of all
Toto each liie some raia aasl fall
SON. esVs must Be dsrh ssa drssry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
"CohE ELsTIN THIS H.soM.

One Of the fullest bO.oms Of arei.n, a.,
modern times, EAys the BoaoA H,yoyd ..
exhibited .. the 6rst station last e,.n;,,
Whsn s~oman who had b-so picked IN drn,k
on toe sidewslk vss broOFbt 10 --Tb,r, ,,.
an unusual iuilbes in the isgioB - L., a..
som, ubich Introduced . suspicios that a
uss not natures ban 4iuO,k. sad volvp,.,i.
is she eOmmeaesd Tsvsalisg ihs ny.,e,,.,
o. 'hat portion Of her person, not. bo,,v,,
40 such mAUbsr =. 90 81, ek The ,su,.t,,.
nA'u,s Of the of ere She removed (ro,s
her dress bo'tls ~ champs que .t-o ul,,.s
haits dossn Sf oranges tea dousbnu,s. f,uI
p'ssss Of cake q Pourd Of bui.sr, q poaBd of
'ussT, quarter Of aFousd of ZEE, eedssp,,
gridnOn, aud : o doub' would hAVs Lropsht
to light a oo,kipg stove, " the oGse.,s Ia
hot tHed otfeeeivibE the articles dr.vn from
their ssslusisb, aud b>gEsd of her 20 ds,,,,
That woman vsuld bs Treasure toa man
ssou' 10 start 90 C.lio'si, ~ the overland
'Oe'e, ss 'bs could o,ry such qusptitV o,
rsiTssbmsns 10 her bosom aud slssy ba,.
them Aa6dy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

CA1ALErric Sh0uLAs CAss-0s
the 2C'h ult, nan had . eaIsl.ptis O. Ia
The streets of LopisV'lls he Sas valtins
oug. APpsaTaDtiJ uasooosFBsd as 70 he
ahaIrs oi this uo'id, aud ssddsRly kssans
trAnshIsd A sfst nothing sSs Ibsssht q
u, bot bis siDssisr stttujs soon dTss ths
attention. Of sumbsr Of persoss, asd assl,
iy, great eTosd g'tbsrsd The isdiyidsal
stood utmSvsd ZOE ius hours ssd hale asA
81 last YES tsEsa 10 tbs besP lsl. The 10
oogsl oeeuiTtpSs. snd sos 30 bavs nsVss
bssfd ofi this eountry b.foSs ksAisa1
works record fee such sssss IN FFassa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
POETRY.
LlrTLe osEs ooiso soMr.


Sofer littie children 10 come unto me. and for.
eidthsu o. foroissrh is ths sisE dom sfhssv.u =
Ther ate soinK K-osiy soing-
Je.ss called them long ago,
Az The vinur time tsey'ts passing
soflly as The fslIias SNOW.
When the vioiet. IN ihe spsias-tins
CsleA The sfsrv efthe .syg
They are esrrtsd out 20 sumter
Sueslly where the vioies Tie.
They are gong going
When uiih ,ammsr eanh Is dtssssd.
10 their cold hands hoidiss fssss
Folded TO eseh siisat breast!
Whss The suiumn hang, red b,unsrs
oui above the harvest ,Asavs.
Tbsy are gOiss- ever going
Aiekaad fas', like fsIlins leaves.
~, All along The nisAiy ages,
e1l Az aes-a The soieas lius,
sI TAsy have isssn uP their Loasv.d @
q Mafeh,,O ,hs ssisner cline.
Whsfsthe usehins. ssiiiAx sAg.s
Ltsd thsn nOm lhs sAsdos . dun, s &. b.
To the sfishInsss Of HE pIe,snee
Who has called tAsIa unto him
They are EOins-oaly soisg-
oatof pain and into bliss
Out 0ftsd aad sihfai weakness
Into Ts.iseI holiness.
snouy brOvs-no carr ,hsn shade hen;
Brlght sy,s-,sarsshsIl b.yst elm then;
Rosy iips-ho tine shall fade hes
Je,as called item unto hini.
LiLle heaHs forever saialrs--
Little hsIes o. pure 80 iLey-
Linir iett by sssris sunsd
Never foIeicssa usyI
They are soias, ever sO,ngl l ....
--. Leaving nsnJ q lonely spot.
hai u. Jssas vAo has called them
Safer, aAd Lrbid thru col
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
GARDENING,

\ more peAsaGt light eau scarcely meet
the eye THAI seeing yOuog ladies cut at SUI
rise, hoe in hand, engaged iH tsautifying
aoi eultivs Ing the garden. What seene
more snehsntiug and worthy of sdGairationt 4
What could look nicer than 10 see . lovely
Joung lady flor such = course will ,naks any
one lovely out before breakfast At work in
the ea'den, Pisntir & flowers or tcndiug veg
eisbies. How much better aud not Ter they
seem than these lAcksdaisic. Il "yoaug ladies !"
Who loll ~bou, aud sleep away The morning
OF life, terrified ~ nothing so much ~ the
idea Of earning even the salt that seasons
their foej Also for tie prospects Of The
man who Weds them.
Let Us urge upou the young ladies TO ar
Tauge their gardens iu better sty this spriag
than ever. Be sure 70 plant a,wsrs-bave
the garden nj yard full Il Ih.m They
create happiness and Te' d-r your homes
beautiful. Have bouquets all around, sbd
parents, don grumbls or BE- careless enough
70 ipjure the flowers, even II you do thiak K
they in'rude upon your space Let your
Daughters rear A. macy a. possible Siuee
she earliest PsTiSi Of the world. tue mytbo-
Logical goddess, Fiors, has had het worship
Psrs, aud We are proud TO seknouledEe our.
,e'Ves one Of she BuGber in these latter
days Attend slso 20 the vegetables. They
are ornamCutsl = veil as useful.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

EUA ds-s'ssabls old bsebslor. sho..
pf peal 70 NARY sAs f1iussd fsr Oh. Al.
tenth time i.st uosh ty yosog adv, uss
hsafh, immgdiateiy sftsf The fs focal 10 fs.
hVsr most btitss Ph,iiTpe sgsiost she far
sea % general. sbd, 90 eouoludipR. remark.
cd "thst The Tsssos vby A6sn sss pct "a
sle~y bsfgFs be Sssios q Evs fross b,. riL.
iaJ "a Ib- feet that bs had bssa avsks. be
never voa'd hsvs eohssBl,d 70 sny sush Oct.
r'gs aPsn Ais future peace, o. that Z BE
bfstsssss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
TO PREVENT rHR RAvAeks OF rna
CuatULiO.

/ ID Whale Oil so.p iron DrsSsis.s) 4
oI sulphur, 4 peek Quick Lime, slask tAs
lime IN gslloas water, after settling sda
soap and sulphur aud Z gallsns slross To.
bsees water. Stirr we'll isgsIhsr. spiukls
the tree. With sartss syringe for tuo or ,Arss
,inss or of,ener il rsips happen The "a.
pense Is trihing and sure vsy Of ssvise
Plum'. APricots, &s, FROM sts rssagss sf
Of the sursaho.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

LunlcHors AHssEyIArioH - a. ESuAFn.
III semrtsfy - Daakfk, y T.. sseps
s'eeted over The sshss Of deceased sld IA
~, % stish bsr survVers isteads4 10 wviss
'b' sfii'Ph Lea bss T.ss is pssss' TAs
'P'e' gave oat 81 b ssA u tAs ussd 'kss,'
- that ssiy ihs ioisials q AAs fsnsioSss
could - in'sftsd. Thss u. deer ED lsay
Sss ssmnsBdsd 70 tss @ouaa, ui,h tAs
'"@ssAss 'lssgy isssripaiss--'Lss hss