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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
'' OF
REAL ESTATE.
A Admiri5traior of thq Estate of William
"a H1llS deceASed, WISH the will anne xed, and
6y virtue ofan ordcrUf Court, will, on
NondnM The 1fth dan Of March.


|, n H1lrfdeceAsed, wish the will annexed, and
7 6y virtue ofan ordcrUf Court, lwill, on
Monday, the 18th dag Of March,
lsGs, M one o'clock, afternoon, offer for sale,
lowing lands helouging 10 the Estate Ct said
deceased, to.wit: situate IN the county OF Fair.
fell and State Of Ohio, beng tho North -east
quarter ofsechon 81 IN township 10 OF range Is,
except part thereof commencing at the NoIth-
east corner ut SAID quarter section; thence
South ~ rode, thence West TOO rods, thence
North az rods, and thcnae East l6U rois to the
place of beginning, leaving 10 said tract l2b
ncres. more or less, subject to the dover OF
Eli plheth i1ill, widow, a. assigned therein rs
follows five acres OF timber land, bounded by
heg,nnlngpt the North west corner OF said farm,
thence south 7.bU chains, thence Eat 666
chains, thence North 7.5 .50cbains and thence West
sac chains to beginning; and SbOs Hores bound-
cd by beginning at the North east corner OF said
| quarter thence North % chWps to n post,
thence WestlS 9S chains to post thence South
| 90 chains TO post, thence East ID 9b cbalns 10
the beglnning also Che rghtof way p feet wide
rom the-Sonth- eaAt corner OF the tImber lot TO
| al fences within s rods ofthe dover lines are
| 10 he reserved and considered linofCnces.
! Appraised ut $50 per aeJe 60 q
| Terms of sale; one third the purchase money
10 hand, one third IN one year and the balance
\ 10 two years with interest on the deferred pay.
nnents from the day Of sale; ~, ;scro
Administrator with the VIII annexed OWN.
Euptsft psagherty, Lt,y's.
! February 6, lsse-Gw.
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. FLORISTS, TAKE NoTlcE. - The
famous place known as "OId Joe's
Garden" in Columbus. has fallen,
by purchase, into new hands. The
result is the Offering Of its varied
and desirable plants, roots, &C., for
sale at low rates. See advertise.
mcnt of Theodore Tong, in another
column. l.-. ILan
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Farm for Sale.

THNBERE will he sold at private sale Ave
foiles north Of I.ancaster, a farm Of IB4
Acres, l20 acres Ofwhich 10 undercultivatioh
with good lensing and ~ acres of good tiinOer.
aud thrse never failing wells. There ~ On Il a
la,gaiwo- > tory ffanbhOpse, large frame bank
ssrii-Eati, ,ail the nsdessary out. buildings. =
Terms reasonable. For further particulars sn.
quIre on the premises.
Jan %, 1865 4ltf. sC5ANNAH MILLER.
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Desiring to reduce my stock OF
Clothing and Piece Goods by
March 1st, | have determined TO
sell them as low as they can be
bought in New York or elsewhere,
so those wanting anything in my
line will do well to call as they can
buy goods at prices to suit all.
,fa'aa ORRIN e. PETERS.
45-4t.
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A Rare Chance for some one
if sought for soon.

Any industrious working man
with a capital of $500 to $500. can
purchase q business, the net profits
of which were $500 last summer,
with a prospect Of doubling this
amountthe coming season. Good
reasons for selling. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
Lancaster, o, Jan. 23d, 1868.
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An Easy Way of Making Money.

Old papers, WON ,Spl bc;ks, and, scTpps q
paper ofany kindot cglornrs Sonh az mech a.
old rags. Save them up.ani Fhen you 2etthree
or four pounds, take Is 10 Tuthll Rigby's
Bookstore, where yOH will get cash BY the
pound.
Jan. lG, lsss-Gw.
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Ives Seeding Grape,

Well grown roots of this popu.
lar variety Of grape Tor Sale Chcdp,
at the STATE FARM.
Feby 6, 186S-tf.
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IA o&EGP.

There will be petition presented before the
Commissioners OF Fairfield county, Ohio, ut
their regular session, in Lancaster, being the
FIRST Monday Of March, Sos, for the alteration
oftheronnty road leading from Philip Heyde's
Grisi Mill to p. Heyde and Emaauel Stemen's
Saw Mil in Rushcreek township n SAID county,
Ohio. The point Of commencing is at the
Northwest corner OF George Shurr's meadow,
Vi section ~ OF said township ia said county;
thence north around the hill up the creek To-
the bridge across Rushcreek below Heyde a
Stemens saw Mil. Distance ofthe road about
three -lourihs OF one mile.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Ian n lsck-5va
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Watches.

A fine assortment of Watches,
including some new brands OF
American Watches at Butch's.
47-4rE.
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LANCASTER, OHIO;
= Abont the Eagle OfIice.

s5 ..I.'g ADolle the Eagle Office.
.s.ssoa We admit q Communication on
tnls subject this week; from one
s.A who, II will doubtless be admitted
knows somelhpiEng ~of-the matter
. whereof be speaks Y will be seen
-tfiat nc places somewhat higher
,sss 81, value on the Eagle ohce than has
IA .ab been beer a done BY the appraisers, who
~ haYo put it at the sum Of o. 100
=. .sWethink Mr. ROLAND $ estimate is
the nearest right; and 1t is tor tho
&lparPose Of assisting ~ ms profess
- cd cd object oil SEQ securing l the re-
'' a'za1'on % oii1s Is ialr .rs yaiue 70 the cs'
r5s late OF the deceased eaitor that we
give MS commpnicatlonia piacc--
not caring particularly lor MS str'c'
It lures upon, wnaae ne cans 'ne Ian,
caster lanto. OF poirtlclans. had
NO oin'tscu .s'' tncSc' ms 5u articlo i. wouiu
li.s,paye peon more. 70 our taste-put
''ls-ot course we .ala hot ieei 9ustahed
s-..san5t an tapPi5ins 'ho it' pruning kh'ie 10
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Merchants Hotel, CINCINNATI

Merchants Hotel, Cincinnati
. On a recent trip to Cincinnati
We made the above popular house
formerly DennisOn House our
Headquarters. II is a good place 10
stops at. Yesayit I,ancasterians,
make a note Of this, when you go to
Cincinnati.
The card of the gentIemOnly pro.
.Prietors, Messrs. q. Galleher, c.
Nelson and II. A. Matthews, ap.
pears elsewhere in this issue.
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Knox, the Horticulturist and
SN - Scotsman.

Our readers will notice in our
columns this week . couple of ad.
vcrtisements from j. KNOX, Of
Pittsburgh, the widely known and
popular Durseryman, vine propa-
gator and scotsman, His great
catalogue, referred to in advertise.
ment, should be in the hands Of
cyery gardener and fruit!grower
whether on a small or q large scale
for pleasure or for profit. This
region ought TO afford an extensive
market for the products Of Mr.
Knox's famous grounds - and
doubtless will, as soon as those in,
terested become fully acquainted
with the superiority of the plants
and seeds offered by him, and his
unrivalled facilities for furnishing
them in any quantity at the low.
est rates.
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Satisfaction Warranted
To every body who uses "Barrett's
Hair Restorative" All Druggists
are instructed to comply with this
guarantee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Jackson Standard says that
consumption is becoming very COM
mon in that vicinity, and the deaths
from il alarmingly FREQUENT. H
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VSee advertisement Of House
for Rent by L. schloicher, in the
proper column. . A..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

"IowA IN 1S67F--This is the
title Of a work issued in six mum.
bers by ]. Il, CARY of DEs MONIES
Iowa. 1t contains a State Map
and Sru6ning description of coun
ties aud towns, and sets forth the
general features and advantages Of
Iowa. Ten cents per number, fifty
cents for the six. '
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spectacles.

Tho finest assortment of Spec.
tacles in the market, can be found
at Butch's. 47-4t#
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Opthalnia,

Or, inflammation "fthe Eyes. not unfronuentl,
arises from disordered state ofthe stomach;
a few doses Of Robaek's Blood Pills VIII, in
most cases, effect cure by removing the
cause.
sClI BY G. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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FEVH z undersigned Will sell at private sale
4 thelriarn sitliSted on Clearcreek, one mile
Southwest ofAminda, near the new station OF
c. a. RAILROAD, and midway between Ian.
easter and Clrc!evlie The hirn contains
I36 La acres. all enclosed with good fence.
About one-thir lis Clearcreek bottom, the ball
ance second bottom, all lying level and con-
venielt to farm, bciug a good grain and stocf
farm, with abundance Of running water Mt all
seasons oftheyear. There is on the farm u
dwelling house offye rooms, with cellar, wood,
smoke and carriage houses; good cistern' .
large larn with horse, GnW, sheep and hog
sta6tes;n e1of+pring ofred sulphur water, AND
awcll oflma-stone water nsar the house. Also
tenant house of fur rooms, cellar. stables,
ac. About l20 acres Of clear land, the balance
in oak, walnut, elm, ash, maple, hickory, and
cherry timber. The farm will bear dividing II
desirable. Possession given first Of April For
mrtherplriiculars apply TO W.n. Graham, near
Lancaster, or u A. Graham on the prcniiscs.
WM. CHATHAM,
Jan. 80, lS6s-Gws A. GRAHAM.
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Ass;gnee's c-oticc.

RTOTIcE 10 befehy gwen that lie under.
y signed have heen duly appointed aud eUal.
lied A. As-Igi.ees VI the property Of Samuel
". SAn. Persons knowing :ber selves 10 be
.injehted % SAID Samuel 81, sam. sr. request.
ed TO make lmniefiaie payment, aud those
having cl-ins against him will present the
same 20 the unIersi gnsd Assignee
NOAH McSiGHTES,
DAVID PENCE.
4. P. A9HBROoK,
Jan. 2. '6a --3wS AssiEreos.
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Queen of All Pain will cure Head
ache.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM OF IGO aCHRs, sITUA-
"a ted SIs miles west Of Lancaster. 10 acres
cl tsred-rl unaer good fence-or for sale q
sOEcre trEts.
Also tNn vacant City lots near the depot Of
the c, AZ. Il. X aud also. one lot oG Canal
street, North end ofthe city.
F"r-fsli particulsrs address or call OIL C. F
sHNEYTEE, Lancaster, Ohio.
Jan. IL. lS5o-2m
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Tor Rent

~ EVr 1seAb'l
Pursuant to-instructions from
the mssonic order, the'und ndersigned
as Trustees, viii rent tho north
room over the Market House, Ian
caster, Ohio, known as the Mason:
io Hall, for ono or more years,
commencing on the lst day Of
April, 1868. Proposals will be re-
ceived BY II. A, Gebelein, Main St.
until q contract o! lease is conclad-
cd. IL. A GEaELEIN,
W. L. BAKER,
GEO. L. EcKERT.
Jan. 0, '6S-tf] Trustees.
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Clocks.

Ifyou want good clock or time
piece, go to Butch's. Particular
attention given to repairing Watch. .
os, Clocks and Jewolry. 47-4t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

,-Es ITuiTED Eve miles vest ofl.ancR ster, on
tIr5th " Royalt1n rpad; contains o4 acres -
The land is Of good quality aid IA splendid
90 nd lion. Good house, barn, and all nece-sa.
~ ogt buildings; ine orchard and never falling
/ spring of excellent water. Possession given
/ next Spring, For particulars enquire on the
: premises. JAMES HENDERSON.
Jan %, Isfs-emS
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Wanted, al tie EccelSior Saloon,
Picked Cucumbers and fresh Cab.
bages, for which the highest mar.
ket plice in cash will be paid by
A, BAUMAN, if broughti in soon.
Jany 80, 1868. ~ - y y
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM of So ACRES. OF
I ~ Good La y q situated three B,les eat
ofLaneasier. On the W.. ..sehng road, IN Pleas
ant Run Valley. Has 90 IL = good house HBd
ytahlss foBrnopd ypringy and younK orchard
81 lzh pees. lFor l'aTuiiculaTs and terms apply
on the urrinisPs 10 ALIYN DE1E
jan. I'd, lst6.-Zm.
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NOTICE ID hereby given that have teea
~ sppor itcd and dnSllhed by the Probate
Court or Fairfield county, Administrator De
bo.i. mn NJ the Estate ofsamasl B-ery. late OF
said county. de-. JOHN 5. BRhSEE.
Jan O. I8G6-3ye
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ERYSIPELAS.

or, H. Anthony's Fire. san ho most eaeetH-
ally srslirAted by the use ~ RoIhek's Blood
Punhsr' 10 conjunction with kobaek's Blood
Piit-. ..
Sold byG. 6. Beak, Druggist. Lancaster.
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Queen of All Pain, only so cts.
per bottle. 80
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The TonicaI Dictionary.

Tuthhl L Risty have received the frat sdI.
lion ef'he atiovervLlisable work.. by our dlstlu.
Enished fellow citizen, DR.. John williams
Nolibraryean be complete without il. 4 read.
able DICTIONARY Is bO9k. that, should be in the
hands ofesery person Who pretends to speak
and write our language underslsadingiy. The
work is merltoriously spoken Of and recon-.
inended BY many the most eminent men aud
scholars in the land. Tuthill 4 Rugby are sole
agents for tho sale Of this book, here il can be
had for 81. per copy. Good, active agents
wanted IN each township, to whom liberal IN
duceTnents viii be offered We predlcta srea,
salefor the Doctors book, because tvs the only
work Of the kind ever published, and AFFORDS
more instruction than any lexicon We have
ever examined. book tEat every schoo,
teacher should procure without deluy. AbSok
that no one will be without, who has auy de.
sire to understand the language which he
speaks. Agents will be furnished With the
bookat wholesale rates, and eau max G il pay.
ingbusiness during the NhoIs winter. Books
Twill be semitic any address by mail or express
on receipt Of price. s.4i .Cs
UrulLL : EI1BY. Bookseller.
.r Sole Agents
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The undersigned have made their
arrangements 10 move to the new
Block on the North East corner Of
Main and Columbus streets, by the
first of March. We desire torcduce
our Stock before moving and there
fore are ready to offer unusual good
bargains to persons wishing to
purchase Clothing,-Cleths, Cassi.
rneres or any .hlng 10 their line.
Call and sec US.
RISING, MILLER & SEIPEL.
Jan, 23-tt y ,slar,1 'rFcos
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Tho Little Corporal, for Februa-
I.ry, is avery fine number Tho
Publisher offers most beautiful
premiums, and unusual induce
mepts, to raise Clubs, Terms One
Dollar u year. A sample copy
will bO sent free to any one who
applies for it during February.
Address Alfred L. ,Sewell, Publish
et; Chicago, I'll. NJ - 81 ''
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horticultural Society Pro-
Ia. = .ceedinRs. O.

With much regret we are com.
PEELED to defer to another issue the
publication of tho proceedings
Fof the two last meetings Of
The II. Horticultural So.
ciety. Hereafter, We shall endeav.
or to get thOscreportso out promptly
ON Tina .+-'-. 81. ii-l-
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Not a Beverage.

Ualile most ofthe b,tters OF tho day. pr. Ro-
hatck's are not intended as pleasant snni-
diatiDg beverage, but are perfectly medicinal.
containing only sufficient pure bourbon v iis.
kY TO holdiH solution tho ne eiiclual ytrsetIye
mater irSIn vh.chtb@y are composed.
Sold BY 6. be.i;, Druggist. Lancaster.
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Ifyouiwish to get a beautiful
sctt of Artificial tOcth go to DR.,
Won BoNHoRsT's, pext door to Post
Office. a...'"'e. '''. 90 ass I6tf. q
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Closing out the entire stock O
Ladies Furs at reduced prices a
Brock s Hat Store. 4G-4:.
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Advice that shouId be Heeded.

NN@sNN thNhAAo DS
We desire to call the attsotion Il the afflicted
TO the merits Of2obaak.s Blood Pills, purely
vegetable cathartie, fee from mercury aud al
mineral poIsoDs, and undoubtedly the besi
remedy eGtant for the radical cure Of nervous
and SICK headache, bilious disorders snd ali
affections Of the Liver and Blood They are,
az their name indicates, Biood ria; they
search the blood for disease and strike 1t the
very root. thereby efFeeting not Temporary bot
.Perplpente eures, ss apurRalye, they are All
that epB ae deslrp 1eing MID .nd safe In
theisopsrqtioH4ttd I'D iuestiohabiy oneet our
ioost hs tiSiactoss q CAfharticEP,IIss ana shoula
he ke,'I in every household, and, when taken
in conjunction with Robsek's Blood Purifier,
are uneqnalied for curing Jserofula. Skin Us.
case, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Ery.
sipeias. Turnors. Erupaons, aud al disease.
arising from q disordered stste ofthe blood, o.
'%disofgsnized fat1E theFyttSrd; m these
medicines and you viii neydr regret it. Ask
those who have used them, and they will toll
you they are tie best Of incidence. Sold b,
9. G.Beek. . Druzsst, Eaac4tsr. 4S-in.
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Farm for Sale.

Jan. 81, lscs-5wa
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-10

:: General N. B. Forrest has pub
lished a letter advising his late
companions in arms, the ''rebs,". to
actively cooperate with their
Democratic friends in sending del
egates to the New York National
Convention, to be held on the 4th
of July. He concludes as follows:
"The only hope of q restoration
of a good government in this eoun-
try is IN the success of the Nation
al Democracy in the next cPresi-
dental campaign. I trust my late
comrades will not, from expedi-
ency or other motives, absent
themselves from a participation in
the political exercises which are
to result in the choice of standard
bearers, made with a view to so
patriotic and desirable an END.
So far as I am personally con-
eerned, I have no desire to take
any part in politics, nor to occupy
any political position whatever
but I do not wish to see my State
represented by men whose only
claim to public favor is the dex-
terity with which they took either
side of the question in the late
war, as interest dictated. and who
bank upon it as their only capital
for popular support"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-10

: FEMALE REPORTERS an
niversary meeting at New York
last week broughtup some extraor
dinary things, and. among the
mostremarkable were three female
reporters. The womans' rights
convention was attended by three
ladies, the sreportoria1 representa-
tives of woman's rights newspapers
for different parts Of the country.
Two Of the three were strong
minded Boomers, and the other
had discarded hoops and ''sich', !,
and appeared in a meek, retiring
dress. The "Sun' reporter gives
the following spicy description Of
the force at work: ~. =. -.
"Miss Ada Tessenden Craig,
Of Chicago, was garbed in tight
fitting black. silk pants, green silk
double breasted vest and grey
paletot, which reached a little
lower than her hips. When she
got warm at her work, she.opened
the paletot, crossed her legs
placing the right foot On the left
knee, and upon the elevated limb
she placed her paper and piled her
calling with the utmost noncha-
lance. The other was dressed in
ormge-colored silk-silk Knicker-
booker pants, loose vest and flowing
tunic frightened around the waist.
The Knickerbocker pants are
finished by elastics, the remainder
of the leg "a very Drawn, by the
way) encased in thin fesh-colored
skin tight stockings. The third
reporter belongs to the Revolution,
dresses in black, without. hoops,
immense Panama hat, disheveled
thair, green stockings end prunella
CATERS, She's said to be a brick
of a local" ..>. =, SD -
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Mrs Clara Mills. of. Con,

Mrs. Clara Mills, of Concord, a poor
hard working woman who lately died
there at the age of 81, had, verita6le
passion for boarding. Among the sim
gular contents of her collection sold at
auction week ago, were $50 pairs of
stockings, 10 towels, 65 bed quilts all
pieced by herself 26 nightcaPs, 5a5
pieces of glass and crockery, II dozen of
side and back combs of every conceiva-
BILE old fashion, and some 50 dresses.
among them her wedding dress of 80
years ago, and in tin pail, wrapped IN
innumerable folds Of paper, some Of her
wedding:cake.
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Truth for Wives.

In domestic happiness the wlte's
influence is much greater than her
husbands; for the one, first cause
mutual love and confidence
being granted, the whole comfort
Of the household depends upon
trihes more Immediately under
her jurisdiction. By her manage
ment Of small sums, her husbands
responsibility and credit are crea-
ted or destroyed. No fortune can
stand the constant leakage of ex-
travagance and mismanagement !;
and more is spent in trihes than
women would easily believe. The
one great expense, whatever it
may be, is turned over and care
fully reflected on, the income is
prepared to meet it; but it is pen
MES imperceptibly sliding away
which do mischief; and the wife
alone can stop, forit does not come
within a mans province. There
is often an unsuspected trife to
be saved in every household. T
1t is not in economy alone that
| the wife's attention isso necessary,
but in those niceties which make
a well-regulated house. An un-
furnished cruet-stand, a missing
key, q buttonless shirt, soiled
table cloth, mustard pot with its
old contents shaking hard and
down about,it, are really nothingsb
but each can raise an angry word
and cause discomfort. Depend
upon it, there is a great deal Of do
mestic happiness about a well
dressed mutton chop, ora tidy
breakfast table. Men grow sated
Of beauty, tired of music, are often
too Wearied for conversation, how
ezer- -intelleetual hut-thel canal
ways appreciate a weHsWept
hearth and smiling comfort.
. A woman may love her husband
devotedly-may sacrifice fortune.
friends, family, country, for him
she may have the genius of a Sap.
pho, the: enchanted beauties of az
Armida; but melancholy fact-ii
with these she fails to make his
home comfortable, his heart will
inevitably escape her. And, wo-
men live SO entirely in the afec:
tioas, that without love their ex-
istence is void. Better submit,
then, to household tasks, however
repugnant they may be to your
tastes, than to doom yourself to a
loveless home. Women Of a high
er order Of mind will not run the
risk; they know thattheir feminine,
their domestic, are their first
duties. - !. -. :. =