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firnif I
THE ORPHANS' EKIENI),
ES, BS75.
KX'E'UAVAUANCE ini DK£SS.
Ono among the worst social
erils of the day, in our cotrntry,
is the great and constantly in
creasing tendency to extrava
gance in dress and bodily adbrn-
i..ent, especially among the wo
men. Not uufrequently are all
the means for' imprdvin^ the- in
tellect and morals sacrificed to
the jn'ocurementof fine dressing
and useless jewelry, particularly
by those whose means arc limited
to the earnings.of their own la
bor, and wo often see persons
rigged out in costly app,ar(il when
it is a patent fact to all who be
hold them that thej carry every
thing they are worth upon, their
they improft’OfftlH
prospects hyr, the feh,
dress and goid^ (or iHritatjipii)., or
IVOTICDH OV COBRESPOi\»
Mr. Mills:"?' frui very a3x»o?is- to gM a
;r.ocl girl, anti myniind' HlrJT.a ’ I' tlo
not Iniow the age of yom* girls ipheTi 'they
leave the Asylum. • Snppoae -ahout J4 years
old. I have only threoin family, and wi.slt
one to do my houjjehold work.- A girl of gt'od
paroiitage, good tjiiahTies, apt and wilhug to'
•work, t>f a pleasant diispositioii, few nearrela-'
tives, &.C. Will take her'as'on'o of the fami-'
ly, give lier the advantages of church aid Sun
day. School af teacli lier at hoine.
You requir3’'So thtt'eij"and Offer
so little that I cun not iidvj-sp any
girl who fills your bill to accei)t
j-oiir proposition.
Cmil.il you get me-n jirolty little oriiluir. of
good p.'iroDtagc? I would like one vo:^ young
who dot'8 not know-anytliiug or but liuk-
about her parents, and if po&arble has no roi-
naments they are able to
But this is a mistake. No i
hlo young man is willing to link
his destiny with one w'ho has ac
quired such ezti-avagr.nt and vain
kvstos. Heuco there is. a gradual
and constantly,injgreasiug,soptiraT ,"'filPhredf little and without
tion of the sexes mati-imoniallyy- Ifin; hut, -alas,- she is ugly.t We
this sei>aratioii leads to crime
and immorality as certainly as
any well understood cause leads
fn an equally well understood ef
fect. And this crime and immor
ality wilj.ajuitinuo to increase as
the ,nuji^ei-s-of the uiuirame'd-m-
creaso, .until our . country el lall-
presont|i state of;BOejuty similar
to that of Paris aud other French
cities, where, with many, virtue
is at a gieat tiiscouiit.
If we are' correct in the
we have taken, the subject "of ex
travagaoce fc-di-ess becoihes one
only the’iTidividuais w'lo indulge
it, hut the general u elfare of so^
ciety at lafgei And wiiile it is a
matter that can not bo regulated
by legislative . enactments, it' de
mands ' the .. .consideration of all
Christiaii and pati iotic people arid
their earnest oflorfs in counter
acting its inlluenoe.
Wo of the South are certainh'
not in a condition to indulge in
extTav,agance of any kind, hut it
seems, in many cases, tlie poorer
we got the prouder we are. But
our pride sometimes exhibits it
self in the v.n-otig direction. There
is no disgrace in a jnaa’s '.voaving
an old coat until he can buy a
new one; hut there is a disgrace
in neglecting to . pravldc for the
wants of our intelleetnal being
and our moral.cvayings in, order to
vie with somebody else in Becom
ing a perarabulaling tailor’s . sign
.-milker’s block.
or mantua-u
'^■ould be kind to aj;i,prp.
.jhe mu.st be pretty,., ,sv,
•and; witliOBtiiin.-i -..We have
i wlw airO ‘-little,'-pretty:'; and
ell-btedi but they have a few
poor kiti. We have one without
kin, but we can not warrant her
to be “of good parehtage,” as we
can. not ascertain, any thing about
her, father or mother. We have
AK iio.StiBST fvnnip-.
. Judge Kerf - was {iliimcd fov a
decision adverse to the wisho;; of
his political friends. In reply to
an'.article off the ;3uhjbct lie savs
.'“I. lira II judge, hOiin'd tti hear
aiid (loterniiire a!i inaltei-s hreughf
beforii me, witliout regii'rd to
what may be t!ie personai ;!i.ar-
a'ctei- Of political" relation of tin*'
parties, and I sliOiikl feel tlui'c J
had ju.stly forfeited all claim to
persoiiaj- rcspecj; aiid o,i5cin! Sni:
port, ivere, f fn the' loiist "cieg’ru'c'
can hot'fill ttehilh’^ -t
Rev. S, S. Barber, of, Lake
Landing, writes to.ua for -‘a.good,
’’.'Poo
,e;'' He maSt' say- -H-teit he
will require and wliat. lieIvflil do.
He writes as if he had not been
in the liabit 'Of reading 'the (5ii-
i’H.tN.s’ FaiENh. We ' advise ' him
to subscribe. .. ^ '
'fjfcia'b’ aciioiis-
by regard to' ttiC’effect those ac
tions liiig-ht' be'BUjipOsed'to; have'
Upon either of the politioa! liar^
tie's, into, -ivhicli '.tfiO pbople of cur
State are'nQw/diVidodV
. In my .'otfiso as .ludge, it be-
hOOVB.s ni'e fjO, f iiiiv ir.a;;,
either aa li li-ie-iid or an encinv. a;;
a qroliticaJ. associate .'or ..poli'ticu!
oppOiieiitv butl ignoring nil these
disMifbing tOiicek;; slmtld-bo my.
earnest aim tfc' alltiihiister the la-vv-
wdth hdtexiblo jtiBtice tq al!, with
out fear on the one hand or favor
on the other,”
Respectfully yours.
' Joiix Kf.iik.
a Fucccsgfu! phy.aician, for peoj>If.
t-iok upon ];im as (;nrr\'ino' Uf'o oi-
d'tat.'; in his iniiv.lf:', as ho do.’.iros.
A lawyer inny do things, tli.a' i;-;
to say,- he may iiiisrepresont facts,
r.i'iy rob este.tes committed to his
ea.i'e, may deprit'e widows and
orplians, and jicopie will tipeak
well of lam if he is in Ih]' p:-ae-
t CO. Merchants may ch.eat li)-
sanding sugar, watering wlnckev,
givinj!- siiort weights aiid me;!;-
ures, by ialse i-opresenfation-'. of
8-ti'd,.’''riIiic of tiie'r
f, pe.tple
sicianniuay.lvij!, ,he guilty of
.hhUif’ "A
■ CHANCiES !M THB, E?tes.J3JI
. . ' EArSGIJA«E.
YAKCETniiB, Anpist I»l, isfsi
.Mk. -Orphi,^
,ast SiiiKi.-.y'tiicIS»i,t.irt .Sv.»daT SW-.iw! vot«l
deration to (lic Aaylom, amonnfiRt; la tevoo.
tloiiart iina fifty -cinta.- ' Al Uie olooi. of the
edltfrll the Sni»-'imteii(trat reqaeoteil ail of the
pliil,lren to coBect iSrinK.the folhmm>; wtselt
w'lMt they ir, ad'd to the seven fifty for
(he Asylum:. C-The hllowini; are tho;Dttmes ,if
pa- ehiiSreii iina ainount e-jiieoted. ly ttieja,.'
: ■ ■ ■ - -. $r.,'50
Miss Liimie iV'e;C, .. i .-j ao
3 Rom .fone.s, r,SR
.Miss Ivtnlie .Stvift a (K)
MiKLi,.2ie Sirifl,.,..; :..l ?5
Miss Euk™. Striff. (18
51i.s» Minute Jones,..,.
elilXash,
I'ink MoAIpin, gcol,)....,...; , 7
’'Nofiiiiigt'shows more hiftariy
the changes the Eagiish language
has iindergono in the five or
six hundred years, tiian the val'icus
|rar,s!at!0ns of the Bib!;; t.hat Inivc
been made in that" tiiito. ■ ■ Vv'e
give, as'a riimple.jtlK) diffia-ciif
translations .of tiic .Loi-d’s ih-ai ei-
at different [iieriod.s ,- ‘
, ’a.' D. jfcii.'
Fuller lire 'ill hriine; hljeev.-eioe 'oVorh Tiii
iotif; eufi:’;'; Ttii'ki.:;;n.ri|. a iii iriDe
on in iicnae' 'a»l i-'iV -■ Tlie runrje!, .ilafrf
tnii-d gif eys ihith .irwo. Aorl' -(eorslf 'i.r.,.
dettes -or V) vorpfen iile dettour.;.y,_ An.i
ous nought ititv U'lr.pt.ition, 'hot - fieiy.ve.r.il'
; A. i). isee.
' Fsdir o-.ir wi.heov.eo, l-nh-.ryt 1.;- a"a; inv.n-,
■J’hi kingdoni wme, Thl-s-iil b;'ilonr te in
heveno Mill in ett'iC. Oun-nrclr,; .iiyef, bred
give us til--day. And forgive us onre dt-tte.s,
as ire forgive ou- dcttoiii-es. Atid iede iis net
into tenip-uition, bote dilyvei-e ■ in, "'ef y-.-el,
' ' '
A) -1 ! 1 . - , . .
from the Or.paxNs’ Fp.mSD, roinegted it, .to
be ro.-id again, B-l.erenpon he handoil the
id roTRRrkcd that he
TOO BfiO A lOB.
A promment Gcod Templar
lias written us a long letter in
which he suggests that WG run u
Temperance Boeiety in coimec-
tion with the orphan ivork. He
thinks tlio total-aliatineEieo ni.a-
chino roquirsa" a great deal of
grease, and that expense* miglit
bo reduced for the benefit ctf' the
orphan^- All this may be true.
Yet wo are afraid to eomplicate
tlio orphan work with any otlu r
caiLte- liowevoF conir.iendablo.
Our orphans arc forbidden to u.so
any kind of intoxicatiiig liqnors
er tobacco -Poib-md this. >ve
have noi tluiilght best to go.
ing aiWrf to the nboTi.' girm a total of thirty
'■ in and ni'Vfnty-fivn-vcias, whicS amount
sve send with.o-ur best tvialu-ie for flic prosper
ity of the Asylu®. .F. M W-NDES,-:
. Suii.t. l!ap,',8. SshiK.l, ,
■A-tP 1852. . ■
. OtT Fath.-r vririirh art in iif.iiiicn, snnelfCr-,1
h.y illy nauie. I.-t tlmy hiiigdoiji eunn . .'I’liv
v-iH he done, ns in ima-rvii iii each iiiso.
Giue vs lo-(hiy onr sirpi i siii.idaiiliai l.read.
And leaj va in.t Into Il'nipiation. i;n.(',.leli;;p
us froiiievll. Ainen. " ' ■
A. D. ifil!.
, Our ?a;IiT trsirli i:i i>oau,.,i|y- bailo-.p.,!
ti.i Thy nanie. T.i;y l.iiigdom oonw. Thy
ivill Le dimo in eartli as it is in lieaiieo. ;;i; nr
us this ;lny out dayly iiread. Anti iotgiuo -.8
our ili-hta .•_» ire foFK'liw ot-f ifcMojis, And !rdi;
i-s not into tonipti.tion, but dfiiu.rr vs I'rom
euil; Foy Thine ifc. tire hingdoirv, ar. i ihc-
ihii glory fiir ecer. .\-..rn.
Prtictice, violate saCiid co'iiii-
iltXiioe, and,iky other meair ami
wicked tliino-.s, .aiid if lie is a gc.r.ii
piiysicinii, nobody if ill censure
iiiiii for anytliing. A awcessl'al
never wants fer friciitk.
Everybody will help iiim ; lot
let a mail fiili, and eery bodv
wi;l give iiim ,11 This !s
qhsrify—but not of that Lind, the
practice of whioli qualifies a man
,tor. FieaV'ori,- ' How'-rmany of u;-: do
Our ivhble duty t Who loves his
neiglibor ais he does biniself?
A'lio does unto others as lie would
liave otiiers do unto iuiii'? Hon
many of ii.s ab.sti>.in from' back
biting’, froin repeating storie;; .to
the discredit of othors; in trade,
h'-’W -.-iiany, of ms arc- -willing to
give irue viilnc, and vviio is net
pleased nl getting a g-cod bin-gain,
that i,-i, ill. gotting an article Hr
iss'i than iu lair value ? ■ That is
cOilsiderod sinas-thesB or slianiii-ec.s
— mid tbai is a qiiaiity whicn tim
’.vorld iiairiireM; tlieuig-h it . is
do-uUmiVir.Grod doos,. Howinany
■'.;d ■ 11.;. CimfiiiO ciur religion to uy
atteiidaiics-. at .c'en.reh on Sur.dav,
witlioet ever cxoreiEing it at ail
ouring tile ivoek 1 .jvoo-ii.i can'
lii.fe tilings fi'iiiu egcii otlioo—and
tp.ariy lie-., ar, if tbev ihoiigiit-tiiev
had Riiccecdod , Jcvudug the
.Aimiglity, Sup, I I . hi;.-,
fery ;:f every lyii' ■ i > eoiikl be
yno-ivn to his miirnarrnanees anik
the p'ubiic, he v.-ould bo. astou'.-id-
oilat his own - i-a.s(.-.al!ty or riitiior
n-ot bis. iescaiity,i,for that is too
Btrong- a word, but at ’mbs owi,
tvieliodness. (iod kno-ws everv.
filing; let BO-iHan i.bhik he cim
deceive inns. It is ea.r,-'. enongii
to deceiva fnn- fellow, croami-es
however—but it i;; wick-ed to do
so. A m.aji bSiouLi keep siruight
'ivfitch on Iti.s l.I;i lights au.g speech.
proleib'y ’.vnnder miicli .at t’ c
uii;!:;ri;.'r;f. d Inn'o i-;'i;'d surtiriso
-.vitli T. h.cl- Aracricr.:'i -wouioii —
tlio miisti i'.ctted and .tenderly
reared women in the woi-Id—look
uiioii t!;k desecration .of womaii-
h.oou into boasts oibiirdu-ii.
“Toese wrmo-i are ti;o rriros'
end ilangiitPi-s :>f fishenmm, tbein-
.selvcs Thit fi.sliopg save of sin-imps,
but vond'ers of'risk from - iloor to
door, and keepen; of stalls in tlio
fish-ri-iai-kef: 'i'boy Lvo entirely
.LA .tdfTicin—, in a neighborhood
;e'oi:ri)tetol;y'’,ap:arf, 'anVl avy i-irf 'sdii.-
an;te in habits, intorod.f!, ' socuil
and ilomesiio rcLitlibis feom,- ti'm
rest of the' world 'rerif they were
.1 dillVrcnt order of b;>;;,a'3.
“'Bo staling is t!,n Kvipyg of
isec.ltiai'on ainon.g 'tsiom, tiiat if a
girl ventur-c;-! to receive ir.QUitcii-
■'lons'of I'tbcr tli.vm a fi.slierriii.n,
siie is reprimiiiuled mid made to
1'e] liio iiidignaticn and Bcon; of
ail t. 0 poi.iple a.iimng whom slio
was horn. It the marries out
side tiio comiimnity, wiiicli is so
rarely done f»','scarcely to bo
known in their history, she, is
from that time fortli ostracized
fi-om her people, their contempt
i;s upon lier, thoir heart.s uro clos-ed
agamsi her, cod the plftcGc which
once knew her knew her amiiu
never move.
“J'l the lisidni.-i.rke? Roulogno
some of dic'se ivomeis aiid p'ii-ls.
stand ly ti’civ stalls fn- a litb-
timo, rniuiy who n-.'c.v oc.cii))-v"
having lolio-.vi-d graiia-
hem
mother ai d uiotl'er
spet.,”.---''''or!ppsi.
iho
hov ■
Kid
h.iok'
■lye.i 'off'
i.us '
'ivwy ii.)-
wng-gfas'
“Jn Vienna the street car:^ .al
ways stop at a llalterstelle-
der-Pferdeii^nbnlui.” And we
aro not surprised that they do.
Kveu a spelUng-scliool would
liave to .stop thei'c
Thk ORruAN.,Asylum.--Wo haro lirtL
apace al^riwcNl iia. but ruust express our dr-
JigKt St the performuiibes of the ebiWeen- of,
tlie- Ory-'han Asylum'at tbeir exhibition in th:«
cjfy on W"tHln(tSt.lny night be!, and avow k-
oreaacd interest in that institutFiB.
TIio largo and app.»>-:f‘iAtLirs-ai:si'k'npe n-wsin,.
blfxl on th:s4 -ocwtigtoffi itohiH Tcith ys 'ri
Mr. Tre is' fulli’ ae-
jlfalicd hc7« , . for' no parent cmiU Soidt 'up-
liese mmI- oat Im
tyeai«»ortteu^e.tj
i;,:
sc3tath-es o£ s».n
of thew- sl'aw, without
if thdr fu
ture, with tlio- ^eopSj
woiiM be theirs, biit Jb-
this c-harity; and autel'y
50U.M Jail ts. ilmuk the- Father nf the hither-
less fc-ytehAt }ia»'.5>ce« aa’il prayi^rti
o£
-Hi»-l*swng3-tti this 11.1*1.?=.-ever, is. difficaU. A
fnlV practice alv-iiys
Tha Orph.-iiu Asylum, bcj-au-ii alii quostion,
CS0SV08 en#oui:ag«mrn.t im-t Kiipr,t)3t, aud.
in*h exhibitions of govnl a«iornplished', wp.nr.xit
A x.'ollo.-tloH wi'.f tahrn. ;ub1 8117
- ?•. c. I'rnhyferiati:
^ It fTati Vi/''perEon,'
iiiaii fk wdlisaiiy u'hahcr good or
bad, who tfo-c's' nut ' cxpeci some
day or other'to vofient and,pro lo
heaven, 'r .b'litoagh 'rc'pe.’itC'J'iCO i.;i
rare.,'&l'd if-.i}.''nit'ii had to dr,:-'g.;; nil
&u ills O'A'h aia'fifs r.i'.mo, L'';.; i.Tom..-
cos t'i-r. llcavon, -iroukl, in our
opinfeK, hg 'very' lijim, Aimo.si.
every Hissn Im a sort. d£ cciivic-
tion.tbat lie is at .bottoLvi, a yei-y
good..fellow, and fbat Iia ia, ,a ' iit-
tle-'.^ter Jhait, apy 'm'aii pf Ris'ap-'
quaintance. ;. .WIiether gT^;,h men
really know themselves Carnot is'
fJoiibtfaL Tho eharacSer of a
mail is generally better known
and u-P;dcrstGod by t-Iio eommnrji-
ty. m i.ivo-s than, hy kimr-
self. To • get an expression of
¥i.piTivon ccyntJii.Tili-.ig’, the ti'ut.i, how-
lawyer in
co'rnriaxKl!r
respect, because people fear bhn,
A »\orchaait wltli a In.rgo of
goods stanch well, i
l)le w;int credit an-,] rcFnit totiet.- I
tei'v Ui gt't ii. It i-i '..ji-.i.i 1. py .
do not thin^k w> oho-nld
care to be intimate-the bt!;-
w'^nnen of Boo-Io^-iio. '"fhey rni.v
be a veny nsebii oefu>l■^ Uni Lhov
aj*e eerfaiinsy (‘nite poo'.dhn* 'bhey
]iv^ by thcnU'elves, th.'v keep to
i-hemsel ves, and on ly hech.hl’kio
wh.;: .the re!3t of th-e world iir or--
dev to iiialie-- -iJiCHey; A -
poDik'n-ti says r- •• - • •
"'•rivesf? wonvf-jm-aFe in
wbo.'it.yth a-'i-.l! o.oi.rf'.nl.’bF -ievelop--
'‘’onT... . j.nw sorae ]-.Hisoo.s • thev
•■f-av''.'- tiio .''igiitof Ciiceirotxi i-sob'ro
f every viticio of land
ed at Bo'dogtse, and d!>,xivs of
t.h.om KJoinl it 'vvu'iiieg -.vhen
bt>a-t arrivoH,not cnly tc: eolieoi .
tboiv but to act as pivvfeisLs
v.'e)l, for tliosG W'ho- wisii trunks,
etp^ carried to hotels and railwry
saemgn'eVor to
d-etor thonij and sneh idavaloga
trunks as onr coirotry w’onion
travel wntli, aiu.; sueh a-iinark. tliGrii-
at once to the ivnropoan eye as-
firaencaiy f.rviiiks Le-a’n’ enc-i'gh
to demand the sweat ofdho brow
of or tlvi’oe I'-'ngli&l] yiortors
in lifting, and' 'tips’" aU :iV-ni-i:;b
are to lEoino of ili-oso'.vonxen iveetn-
ingly a mere brgaAiie.
‘add swiinoji ;hiid Y’onVi.'T talm
such rnvnka’TiV"-'i dv-.k- IhjeIij;.': 0.5
li 1! br- (dbirai ]ii;iv ?m.;
_ You can alwaya to-ll ;
w'b.aFo iiiotlior cuts his lia.ir.
r-ec-aiiLs'o. t'liC Wvlyo:-- of fii« ha.
a.-, if c-hiey lied hm' r
by HO ab''.om'-ndi.Hd
you can Ui\i i{ by tljo w
or; tlio Street' aB-i
hi.f ehoalders.
VV non a nmd molhov has t-o
out her ftoy's hair, she i-s careAd
to avoid any raiiioyance and nudb
by byb>g a slioet'on t’iO carpet,
it ha.s never yefucen.’ye.l to' her
t; net him on di> h.nv' iban-, and
pur. the sh.-ect
Then she firaw-.i ihr; fo'mt Iniir
over eyes .-'ml le-ives it lle.r.)
while she cuA tlmt vrldch is at iho!
ba'*.k.
rh-'j h.ai?’ whi-eh l;o,i over Inc
■cyo-" a]'>y,'ar-e. to be surehm'.ryi 1
V-/1 th y! i e i'- (.y- fi I ^
vvijich si'end y dr
Uiidm' xio.) dri-lviVrt
bo OOi (ij
iy c(
to'.'V md
!:ir. b.? e.'i
.l’\'d t.{
lie
1 l-iAl-’,
fiiat
(low li
to'
oion.-i
hoed
.•-.A'ses
!Wt
fp.ai;it
SeO'OtJ
I'J OioVi
an-r do
ide
id
i;t t
pH.dnA of
At 1,0 cc-mmmn.ce:: b) 'e-mo and
ve-aii lu: was it rnav:-.
.bait h..!.s moilmi' dc-esrff notice
mm,. h'He meroly hne him on tl.o
obKT.car, to inapho him will.
coi}oh.driiC0-v TvAhori ;dn? ia thron.nh
s-he hi.-ldri .h.io j;i;.d-:o;t-eO’Uar back
3- oin liks, neek. o-nd hi.r
mom-.h. blows, tire short bits of
heir Aom the rep of )uh head
do-wm };!m hued. lie colls Imr m-
lentLou dne iact, but she looks
Av a new plaue on lib-head, and
■mjj fv-.ji:’feC'CC, and -‘iskuhini vehy
he didn't use bis lia-ndkerchieb
i\2 tmtiv hiic' awd'bily dis-
hgured L-eaa lo tine mijrro" and
iv-vyus :;t n, and., young as-' ho is,.
!i') chuild.oi-s as .he thii-dja of wlutt
me G-oys on -the on'eei'wiU- say.
K-nvn.—'D-'dv n [■ \
(hu’ioi'ec FhcnOi 'Ar
hi get tho'
•oe yo!U'