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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
JOURNAL OF MUSIC.

~ Published foYtnigbtIy. each number containing
sixteen pages, including teuF p1sss of Superior husse
ssEica@ EasS, erscsrs, Rsslssrs Rpoy4s Of CbaoTts
General Summary Of RtsfoGi IsteHigeacr and 6-cs-
osc. from all parts Of the United ssaes and Europe.
III Terms - year. Specimen copies mailed free On
application. Published by OLIVER DIrsoH.
naeh2g
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DRFsBYTERY OF KEoKUK.-

Application having been made me. in accogd~ nee
with the provisions of the PORN of chap
TO- sec 10. special meeting or Prrs6Sttry ~ Eeoknk
will be holden ID VI In the Presbyterian Church IN ke-
osuk, on Tuesday, the lltb dsv Of ApiE. cclaek
for the purpose If eerting commissioners the
next General Assembly. snd other business that
may properly come before the u dy.
AARON ToNpSoN. Moderator.
Mcntrosa
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NJ sA y.
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lNI,sOLUTION OF COpARTNER.

~ EHfF-f1t tutfsIp HeFtfuFpFt tAlttlnK he-
tween the undersigned under the sfy H.
Brpwnrl TO is desoivei BY mutual IT, Brow
nell III eaniinue the business at the old stAnd.
" Ba0WNgLL,
mchis-l1v ED BROWN Ell
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IMPORTA
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

l w. DOW continues to hc consulted at his Office No.
- and hiirntt Street, Bostou all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course Of study AMI practical experience q
unlimited e&te l. lr ID. has the eratic Of pre-
shting the unfortunate with remedies that have neyer
SINCE he first introduced them, failed cure the nuss
alarming esses al
GO. oRRiIGt AND SYPHILIS.
beneath his treatnent all the horrors and
impure blood, IDp0tency. Scrofla. Gonorrhea icers
PAIN aud distress in the regions u prucTea,on ANNA
ton Of the Bladder and kiiueys, Ilydrocele Ahces.es
humors hghtfui sWelings, and the long horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease made to be
come as harmless as the simplest aings OF child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. D. devotes great par; % his time to the treatment
OF those cases caused by and solitary habit
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate ndi
vidual for business society some Of the and
snehoy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dizziness the bead
Diuness Of sight, Papitaiion of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness Derangement Of the digestive functions
symptoms of Consumption &c The fearful effects on
mind much to be dreaded loss Of memory conf.io.
Of ideas, depr" ssion Of spirits evil orcbodngs aversion
ii society, eltistrust timdty &c among the ey n,
produced, Such persons should. before
matrimony consult physician Of experience and be at
once restored To health and happiness.
Patients who wish To remain under DR. paw'streatmen
few days or weeks, will be furnished with peasan,
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country with full d.
recticns fer use, receiving description Of your case.
Dr. bow has also for sale the French Capotte
the HIST preventive Order 10y mall Three for 81 and
a red STAMP,
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There are many things connected
with this rebellion and growing out OF
which astonish men in the old world, and
i~aeed all who are not acquainted with
Yankee promptitude and enterprise
The English papers, six months ago
thought that the establishment Of hun
dreds OF schools in Florida, on the Missis,
sippi and in other parts of the South for
the education Of negro children and the
poor whites. a great work to be accom-
plished 10 so short a time; but what will
they say when they know that within two
weeks after Charleston was captured,
several schools were perfectly organized
there, and that in four weeks all the
school buildings in that city we're filed
with colored and white children who num-
bsr ever three thousand, and are taught
BIZ eighty teachers? The same system
Tor the same object is last being organic
ed in Richmond. Such mighty work in
the right direction is indeed remarkable.
and should make every philauthropist
and christian proud of his country aud
Its cfcrts.
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CLEAR OUT THE cELLARs.-Impure a

CLEAR OUT THE cELLARs.-lmpure air
is fruitful source of disease. Malig-
nant fevers of the worst character often
result from impure odors arising from
decaying vegetables that are allowed to
remain in cellars at this season Of the
year. Farm. crs sometimes in the hurry
Of work neglect TO look over potatoe-bins
and other parts of the cellar where vege-
tables are stored. This part of the dom
ieii should receive prompt attention, and
all decaying matter swept up and reno
we'd, and the walls whitewashed. Let
there be a free circulation of air
through this part of the house to drive of
impure vapors. A days work about the
cellars may be the means of preventing a
large doctors bill, to say nothing Of the
loss and discomfort from being laid upon
. bed Of sickness, Pure air and sun.
light are great promoters Of health.
Utica Herald.
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A WoRp TO FARMERS BoYs.-W e
hope every farmers son will set cut at
least one ornamental tree on the home
stead this spring. 1t will be one of the
frs. things he will look at when he re-
turns home at some future time, We al.
ways search out the apple trees We rails
ed from the seed.-large venerable looking
trees, and derive a peculiar pleasure as
they help the memory to run back to the
scenes and pleasures of boyhood. To. day
we saw beautiful maple that We set out
twenty-six years ago. Go aud get a
healthy looking sugar maple, with as
many roots as possible. Cut the top off
and leave the small under branches
Set it out in rich soil and it will grow and
be an ornament to your home.
Almost every boy is anxious for the
time to come when he shall 60 away from
home and see the world for himself, but
after he has been bruised about few
years, he turns his eyes towards the home
of his boyhood where every object has a
peculiar interest, and if he can see a
beautiful tree that his own hands planted,
it will add much to his pleasure. Pa.
rents are often advised to make home at
tractive to their boys, but boys can do
much themselves to make it pleasant by
planting trees. We hope when We ride
by your home, we shall see some trees
planted by your own hands.
Ne. Farmer.
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dtonsc, aud Burden farm,
Hens,

There is great deal Of human nature
in hens. They have the same qualities
that people have, bat usmodlhed. A
human mother loves her children, but she
Il restrained by sense of proprlcty from
tearing other mothers children in pieces.
A hen has no such checks; her mother
hood exists without any qualification
Her intense love for her own brood is
softened by no social requirements. lfa
poor lost waif from another crop strays
into her realm, no pity, no sympathy
springing from the memory OF her own
offspring, moves her to kindness; but she
goes at it with demouiac fury, and
would peck its little life out if fear did
not lend it wings. She has self-abncga
ton great as that Of human mothers
Her voracity and timidity disappear.
She goes almost without food herself that
her chicks may eat. She seatters the
dough about with her own bill that it
may be accessible to the little bills, Or,
perhaps, to teach them how to work.
The wire.worms, the bugs, the flies, all
the choice little t;dbits that her soul loves,
she divides for her chicks, reserving not a
morsel for herself All their gambols
and pranks and wild ways she bears with
the most untiring patience. They hop
by twos and threes on her back. They
peck at her bill. One saucy little imp
actually Jumped up and caught hold OF
the little red lappct above her beak, and,
hanging to it, swung back and forth half
dozen. times and she was evidently only
amused, and reckoned it mark Of pre-
cocity.
Yet, with all her intense, absorbing
parental love, she has very serious de-
Observation-Disclosures occasioncd by the
same lack of modification which | have
before mentioned. Devoted to her little
ones, she will scratch vigorously and un-
tiringly to provide them food, yet fails 10
remember that they do not stand before
her in straight line out of harms way,
but are lowering around her on all sides
in . dangerous proximity. Like the
poet, she looks not forward nor behind.
If they are beyond reach, very well if
they are not, all the same; scratch,
scratch, scratch in the soil goes her great
strong bony claw, and up flies cloud of
dust, and away goes poor unfortunate,
whlrling Involuntary somcrsets through
the air without the least warning. She
is a living monument Of the mischief tina;
may be done by giving undue prominence
to one idea.
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GEN. SHERMAN, says the Worcester

GEN. SHERMAN, says the Worcester
Spy, is endcavoring to relieve himself Of
TIE obligations under which his critics,
and especially Halleck and the Secretary
placed him on account of his negotia.
tions with johnson in North Carolina
Sherman holds the sharper pen, bu. he
has as bad cause as it has fallen to the
lot of any loyal man to defend. He has
apparently forgotten that the sharpest
rebuke of his conduct was the instantane.
Gus indignation which seemed to fill the
whole country when his preposterous
'basis of agreement was published
The Secretary of War was only the
mouthpiece Of very positive and earn
est public sentiments on that subject. The
country is not ungrateiul and would glad
ly forget everything but his great success
if he would consent to it.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR.. Dow, Physela aud surgeon, No . Elcot strfo
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident tho
female system ProlaPsus tt.ri, falling u the WON'T,
Flour Aibus suppression, and other menstrual der
meuts, all treated upon pathological princi
and speedy relief guaranteed ia very few days So in.
yariaby certain is the mode Of treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield it, and the All ced pcr
sou soon reoices in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience 10 tho
cure OF diseases Of women aud Children than any other
physician in Boston
boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 10
stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow, since lS45, having conf ned his whole atten
on to Office practice for the Of private Diseases
and Female Complaints Acknowledges superior the
United States
N. BAll must contai four red stamps or they
viii not be answered.
Office Hours from A. NJ. to 2. NJ,
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FOR ONE DOLL A r ,

r - II ~ IN r - ~ IL IL II II
which they need not pay until it is known what is
DR. wn, and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact Of its being the
or ginal and Largest Gift Association in the
country. The business continues 10 be conduct
cd in fair and honorable manner, and large
and greatly increasing trade is proof that our
patrons appreci tie this method VI obtaining rich
and elegant goods.
Durin. the past year this Association has sent
avery large number of valuable prizes to all parts
Of the country. Those who patronize US will
receive the full value of their money, as no
article en- our list is worth less than Ono Dollar,
retail, and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be
Immediately sent TO any address by return mail
or express
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use Of their names:-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House Philadelphia,
Penn, Oil Painting, value, SlO0; James liar-
graves, S2l broadway, New York, Oil Painting
value, 500; L. +. Jones, Barrett Marshall Co.,
Kansas. Melodeon, value, $500; Patrick J.
Byrnes. Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch, value
Si25i J. +. Shaw, 224 East oath Street, New
York, Piano, value, $3.50; Mrs. Chas. J. Nevis
El.Dira, \. y, Piano, value $500; Miss Lucy
Janiway, Elmira n. Y, Cluster diamond Ring.
value, 500; Mrs X. fcnuoyer, City Hotel, Nash
vile, Tenn, Mciodeon, value, Sl25; Oscar NJ.
Allen, Co Il. l42d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville,
Team Watch. value, SsG. Rowland ;. Patterson,
Co. u. 10th Iowa Vet Volunteers, Oil Painting.
value, SloO; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons. Springfield,
Mass, Melodeon. value $50: James L. Dexter,
City Sarveyer, Syracuse, n. Y, Gold Watch,
value, $50; Mrs James Fly. Isl Wooster Street
cor Biceker, New York, oil Painting, value.
SlUb Mrs. j. Coles, Grand Rapds, Michigan.
Silver Castor, value, SO; Dr. J. K, Sinclair, Nc.
Mai street, Utica, y. Y, Framed Ensratins
value, 50; Hon. Luther, prtmold, Washington,
ID. C., OIL Painting, value, Slo0.
Were we permitted, we mi sht add many names
to the above list, but many persons obJeet 10 cur
go doing, We therefore publish no names without
perm ssion.
Letters from various parties throughout tie
country acknowledge the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be SEGA on file at our Office.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES. OR NO CHARGES MADE

Or. now Is consulted daily from A.. n to ?. NJ az
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature having by his unweared attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls
tients Fl ON all parts II the Country to obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher IN
the profession than the celebrated Ds. DOW, No. End
cot. aree Boston Those who need the services Of
experienced physician and surgeon should give him
T. s.-Dr. Dow mportz and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order BY mall Two for
and red stamp.
Boston April. 1866. lyl3N
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4 FrfR an stcnsve practice Of upwards Of twenty
~ Year., continues Ia Patents in the rutrd
s,ates Also in Great Britain France aud thcr Yurrsn
countries Caveats, Specifications, HoHds, .ns
aud all p4ts drawings Tor Patents cxccpi Ell 81, lii.
crsi tttms. and with Dispatch Researches made n.o
American Foreign WotLs to determine tn. Validity q,
utility II faruts Iuycuonsad leg or other ad,ie.
rendered in All matter, touching the Coplc. the
ASsi.E ueuts recpidrb at asbinvtcn.
The Agency only he lar.ca, 10 NV Eng,ana hut
though Il tnvsptvrs have advantages for securing Ia
cn's u asccriainns the pasnahily Of irsentioas
surpassed hS II MT mnieaNnfaIs suitur to- any which
can l.. offered them elsc#h"-e. The Te.tmania. below
given Prove that ueee ), MORE Successful At 1IIs
fAfkNT a. tifE tsn tho subscriber and asSt tCiss
l. TIKI Hk>T fiipoi 81 ADV ANTAGES AND AEII-
iTN add That he has atauitnt reason tai he
lcye an can rto,e that p; no other nni,c Of the lpa
the charges lo, professional services moderate
The tnGnsasc practice 81 tlc subscriber during tu.ly
year. past has cnah'd hun t. ,s- rnsc.
i'u OF SPECIFICATIONS aud ohe decisions relative 10 pa
tents.
These besides his extensive library 81 I.eal and IN.
cianica Wnrb, aud full sccoui of patents
the nited STATE and EsruIe, render him abb, beyond
question, To oer hyperion fhcti- Tor oht,iuus Patru
All necessity Of Jpurne, Washington. to procure
patent, AID the usual great delay there, here
inventors.
rssrisoxisL
~ regard VII Idly rs one II TIC most capable and
'secss'fat practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner cf Psieats.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and hsstror
thy AMI more capable of putting their application. In
form TO TOT them early and favorable eonslrr
alton a; the Patent once
EpMUND BURKE,
Late CotnIpi ssiuner Of Patents
q Nr. II II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN spuII.
cations all bit % which patent. have been grant,
ed, AMI that il gsHdag- suCh T,-1
81 great tainnt aud ability his heads
mend All invent 10 aTly L. linn 10 procure their pa
tents they be of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their eases, and very reasnnahi.
charges" JOHN TAGGtKr
During ech, MONTHS the subscriber in course Of lis
%
ihtN AffhALs, ALkf ON Of which was decided
IN hs fdtoF, by the Comm issi0ner VI Patents.
Boston. Ii v
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LIST OF ARTICLES
To be Sold for One Dollar EacI,

" ahsa fsgara 10 ra}af. AMI Il be pad Tor EH
III yan tHaT eilt gou rfruu..
10 Elegant Rosew'd Pianos, worth
from so o. to sao % |
IN Mcipieons, Rosewood Case, Is. % 10 80 %
b. Fine Oh Paintings. 20 70 Ist,t9
2oi Pine Steel Engrayugs Framed, l. ga ~ - y I
loo Music Boxes, 1870 To 45t1
leo silver Revolving Patent Castnrs. Is % t. 1890
leo silver Fruit and Cake baskets, u, 90 20 90
jvo SETS Silver Tea aud TahIy spoons Is 90 5000
100 Gaid Hunting Case " aches, 80 10 "a 1000
$50 Diamond Kings, 81. 90 10 200 90
251 Ladies Gold atehes, COS TO $500
40 silver Watches, - 90 to SOFA
> 500 Vest and eek Chains 500 - 90
1900 Pans Ear Kings, new styles I,5tto go
. oU Gold r-acis aud Tooth Picks, 500 500
80 Onyx, and Amtshyst brooches, 400 1000
3ee9 Lava and Fiorcntne Brooches, 400 to 600
1,usn Masonic Pms, a,0lio $50
1900 Fine Gold " ache Keys, - to %
5000 Childrens Arnlets, 2.Joto 500
900 Sets 81 bosom Studs, 80 TO 10
200 Enams-i Sleeve Butens. 2Joto 1900
100 Plain Gold and Chased Kings, Lotto sos
5000 Stone So, and Seal Rings, $50 To l0,0p
5000 Looiets, all sizes, 2,00ts 1,Oo
1000 Sets Of Ladies' Jewelry, SEQ 10 2O.uo
1000 Watch Charms (each) SEQ $50
5000 Gold Pens, Silver TX. Casee. 0eto GO
$3.50 Gents Breast aud scarf rims, 5000 2O,on
1000 Ladies New style Beit Bnckes, 1901 d ~
1000 Chatelaine and Guard Chains, Coo 20
Oo0 Gold ThmhleS, 500 .,5a
400 Sets Ladies' Jet md Gold, 1000 to coca
10 900 Gold Crosses, l5Jto 900
5000 Oval Band bracelets Geo to .n,n4
600 Chased Bracelets. 500 10 90
2Uo0 Bah Eardrors, all colors, SEQ to 5,o0
5000 Fine Ii Id Pens, 2,01to $50
2Go New : yle Jet and Gold Eardrlps, 500 TO 20
eeo9 u Id Pens with Gold Mounted
Lbouy nol rs, 3.oOto 500
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When JEFF Davis made his triumphant en-
try into Montgomery, he threatened that the Yam
KEGS should feel southern steel. Really, they
didn't expect TO find it 10 hoop-skirt, says Prem
tics.
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The first case Of taking testimony Of col
ored person in any court in Illinois occurred in
Chicago few weeks ago. 1t is said the witness
was formerly the coachman of Abraham Lincoln.
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Referred Matter
An AcrOStic.


An AcrOstic.
Juggier, long by Satan taught,
Enemy, to God and man;
False in every deed and thought;
Fellow, of noble plan;
Errapt, of long lost name
Rascal, of the darkest dye;
Sychophant oh, brought to shame;
Outcast, stepped in villany,
Numbered are thy days,
Deed more wicked can not be,
Author Of the vilest crime;
Villain, friend of tyranny;
Instrument Of guilt, It's time,
Slavery hast dug thy grave,
J. MELvIS KNIGHT.
Lincoln, NJ; 22j, 1865. tJF.
a grand temperance celebration is to take
place in Boston ON the 18th OF June.
Mrs. Lincoln has for the present taken
rooms at tho fremont House in Chicago.
All mobility in its beginnings was some
body's natural superiority.
a gentleman is one who combines wo-
mans tenderness with mans courage.
May no, a bird VII" sleeps upon the wing
DC said to occupy feather bed
We shouli let our litinss ripcn before we
love.
The young lady to her waterfall =" False
one, love thee still
The smaller the calbrc Of the mind. the
greater the bore oi pcfpetually open mouth.
The property of the Eastport Gas compa
ny was purchased by number Of citizens for the
sum OF SAWS.
The Eastern Packet Company. has nine
vessels employed in the carrying trade between
Portland and the eastern ports OF the State.
-Arrangemcnts are making for putting the
new ma il route from Belfast to the rail cad in
tersectlon at kendalls Mills into operation.
"A few daysa o two carSocs of sugar were
landed at st. Louis direct from Cuba. The duty,
S5i eco was paid in gold.
David Barker ignores the name Of cop
perhead and " traitor" for our metallic friends,
and says" call you henceierth Gooth Demo
Gratis forever"
-, 4 ho IN
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The telegraph lines now in full tele
graphic connection with Memphis, Vicksburg, Mo-
bile and New Orleans, and are receiving and send
ing private messages to those cities.
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We saw woman the other day moving a
load OF WOO. from the street to the horse. Yet
this same woman has a son, healthy and strong,
some sixteen or seventeen years Of age, who
dresses well. and is daily on the streets without
employment. We suppose the mother thought it
would hurt the poor boy to do such hard work
Perhaps she takes the light way to bring up the
boy Er.
We have lust such a case in this town.
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-" Tho Pioreer Boy which describes the
carly life Of Abraham Lincoln, hns been publish
ed in modern Greek at Athens, a. the first Ct a
series desi gued to iiu ,tratc and explain cur Re
publican installations to the inhabitants Of Greece
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ASSIGNMENT OF GESEnALs.-The Generals Of the
regular army have been assigned follows:
Gen. lIalieck takes command of the Pacific
States, Gen Sherman, the military division Of
the Missi. sippi, comprising Ohio. Keutscky, Ten
mes ee, and probably Iruisiana, Gen. Meade, the
All iutic States, and Sheridan the trans Ississip.
pi and Gen. Thomas North Carolina, and perhaps
other Southern States. Gen. Warren has resi- sned
lis commission as Maj IT General Of Volunteers
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Attempts to assassinate almost every dis
tinguished man, are getting to be very popular
Indeed man who has no, been attempted
does not amount to much We will pay liberia
reward for any one who will attempt to assassin
ate US, just enough to get us into uotoriety. Tni
offer OF course is conditional on their OF overdo
ing the matter, as we wish to write our &C
count Of the 'das,srdly affair. &c ardiner Josrn
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AJ- A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE
DOLLAR BY PURCHASING A SEALED
ENVELOPE FOR % Cents.
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UaLsia fsgat} 10 talar, AMI MT {, be pad Tor ua
I'll yau k4arc sAlf gsu rfrou..
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EcoxoHv. When Spaniari eats peach OF
pear by the roadside, wherever he is he digs a
hole in the ground with his foot, and covers the
seed. Consequently all ever Spain, by the road
side, aud elsewhere, fruit in grea. abundance
tempts the taste and is ever free. Let thi;
practice be initiated IN our country, and the
weary wandcrcr will be blest, and bless the hand
that minisered to his comfort and joy. We are
bound te leave the world as good, or better, than
We found it, and he is selfish chur who basks
under the shadow, and eats the fruit OF trees
which other hands have planted. If he will not
also plant trees which shall yield iiait to coming
generations.