Show over dirt is the one attribute of vul
gar people. If any man oan walk behind one
of these women and see what she rakes up
as she goes, and tot feel squeamish, he has a
tough stomach. 1 would not li one of them
into my room without serving them as David
did Saul at the c^ve of the wilderness—out
off Lis skirts!
Don't tell me that a true lady ever sac*
rifices the duty of keeping all aroand her
sweet and clean, to the wish of making a
vulgar,uhow. 4 will not believe it of any
lady.
There are eome things whioh no fashion
has any right to t^ach, and oleanliness is one
these things.
If a woman wishes to show that her hus
band or her father has got money, which she
wants and means to spend, but doesn't know
how, lot hf«r buy u y ird or two of silk, and
pin it to ber dress when she goes out to
take a walk, but lut her unpin it before
she goes into tbe bouse there may be some
poor woman who will think it worth disin
fecting.
It is an inAalt to any respectable laundress
to cirry such things into a house for her to
deal with.
^yThemost nlarming intimetion 1 have
yet heard, was given hy Gov. Foote, of Miss
issippi, in my bearing to-day, that although
he had been labor.ng arduously in the Union
cause, it was his firm opinion that we had
elected our lust President of the United
States.— [Cor. of the Times.
We have a distinct remembrance of hear
ing this same prophet, in 1850, on the floor
«f tho v w Senile, pr«uiCk llm*
ID
WUKTH.
