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Um meraility ; the rid! al .. good and honest war& • Is trai nobility. CLair Hum, Jan'. da, Ilk, Fur A. Watehaftwo. A PRAYER FOR HATTIE. • Jo W. POUT Os her, 0 0011 look down With Thine ell-pitying gra; Os lox, a holy Crowe Of glory, from the sky, - - hiteerft-mod let-her Woe - Among thy Jammu' roe, ,k - stai of len • Inn Mewed morn then I T. her pure hoiat lot NM sorrow,bo unknown; Oh, may the good within, . Mark I* iu of Thin. own I While anvils guard her bid, Sweet b. our IlatUe's net; And gently, e'er her head, • Idayrisiene of the bl. *oat miftly 'roturi and 'round, Till life itself Anil seem "7 • )14•14 litto. 801 " , nesoirow, but a dream ant #torg. A Nita CARRYING A NOTE OR Hew Frank Winters got his Wit.. I=H•4 =1 -4' Why, whet now, Fred ? You look as if you had swallowed a fish bone, or something else full an bad." .."Don't ask me Frank,—l'm ruined com pletely, ruined." "Well, Well. 'Don't take on so ; but out with-it, and hit. a fellow know the worst.— Wily, this suspense is horrible ? Is .here a woman in the ease I" "A. woman I' imolaimed Edgar Hazeltine, hastily. *A perfect Hobe.' 'lf that is the ease,' replied Frank Win ters, turning and looking out of the window 'there is no help for you—you're a doomed man.' dooMed man I Would • I were dead I' .Come, sods, Ned, dont't be op,. foolish. What trouble yolt ?' 'Why, Frank,tt see Maggie Oteiten btu always !shown B ided preference for me, until lately. I ve proposed, and expect ed, of course to be accepted ; and, Instead, !she MUrsieeted one, and lidds, that she es teems me sus Mend, and nothing more.' love, eh ? But you. are • foolish lebilfe he UMW away with anything as telde last s op t of too , UMW, "Ahoy will get you into an leave you with a heart in the best possible Stole for mesa.? 41,;s you 'uh from experience t Inquir • t.4410u Mase4ins' 'Pon my faith, I do, and siowlifyou never truths it toe liviag soul—nor a „dud one shier) tell you, haw I Men.' ITOust me for that, Freak. We have been Meads too long to let anything W e between betty.' . , "Wall you sow vf, heti went to etbustrAlikl - , ifilldeoperatdy In loft with • pret=l , , as I tlionglst,.micl she succeeded in me •••• '„,bidiaWshe loved me In return--whiO did nOtkeliar 'Mph of an effort on her part for - I ilhOlthwrii been loch to have believed to • ibeeentruy. - I lived along, cheered by bed. -' 1110111100. atestionali, and her protestations of agebaiNglag tdelity. The world never laoluidu benutibtl to-me U tites — v4irst • pestistly st_peace with all nmakind•as long at I•bedieved she Wed me. There tau use :?!TLIZ' ' " to oolidolu 1: 1 :latiOli M. , Sl7". , , : ila ir el . a , ,I* ill yo ' Mteei'• : . . 4 - .• , Idiot „, ' • t .- • i:. ,„ le ..Y. , . ... ' ofe to get rielt—idott, - the world: , 'l , • .•., ' ' ' law I =Atha pod' ierilrA,',it rit '' : ! ' ' StioCtOltloq'Tt ik !"' stiantiteli 07, Iv • . . - - . Or utiloug h Ui r 4 - • ~,.. keit anxiety ‘. 44P4 , '' ~ : 7 ').. .• f i t' Illio ott°' • . ,I w4 pPrdtillth....4_2- , lather' '' PotitT • ' ll '-I Ille bat - ilikiblatelpsW4OTOl o 4 l o -0 441 4 ., bOtot —,,1 • ligitifieitt, tee Ina fr wmower, eau ins' sat: itit.-cuolo Oloototot mho tad „AA Wm, or leave libel* Itiold - O. 4... - Iliodi isbir was mars obedient i Omit b.* ~.. O .% ~ • . most of ' isktbeft, •''-' - i 'ri , : i. -wolf 'whodng t Inist - s - flifter, I L ' - - ' -• . " Ottot!il - oneumSatad quite a the • .it embLiend4ait It with Yai ii r so ,k; NA if" . 4 ~ 1 ~' -: of bar ethricei-Vistivosoll, to &iv. • 1.7 n . " ~ fit 04. 1 . . ~ • ''. • .'"" :tiro , 4 .i,V, ,1 !lie* 4 i . . 4 1 !* 111 111 ' ‘lllolllrl.o 'io lb Alostiot I've OK j= siitifir-stready ; ter, liell, El= kos - grashoreingo ea story, Flak; ' be so long tell , •• "- _z Wog Ns, I- shyest over late li t er iireeerilia. kw , diphre , were tube the subled the meek. As. o um thisg,lfed..arogrlyuiturfurrou WWI youwsoosey, for is lees this • batty-Yeur lieuriatter, the Sid hecheibend-"Ohe old slur wee her husband ) Y id lett ports saltowe s and I was with* red cent it . the world: Alt, ha./ • - . Wily &id you sofillytt recover 1 64" 1 {-, hc arsami do. burs how foolph Iva". Noe I lin, so ISM a. Poodb4 the int /Aim,. rbtesd NSW • port. 'might dos; Isetdd Sortie hare fuldohlir Urdeleitli '4,1.: • ' oflia Wm* s big footfor trusting her with yams •Ay— t aftps. onsiertrust.ing her with my. heart, f b r Ned; if a woman ,won't mai. haeh onto! it, they wont out' of anything-- that's 411' . . glo you have loved sines , 'I then., knows' you could exactly oval it love. I ww cionuiderabV' takiri ' is a few ago down Beuih, by a*May fliet,, I met, and before I wilt swam of it; I told her I loyed her, when two bulleta same e WW. ming about my head.' (there is the soar °robe of them); for she had a husband, who bippliat to be lu :halting Matinee. And so I left that there plies se gidetly impassible and now I vow I'll never love another' wo ws& 'Say that -after ieoing Mauls Grafton Frank. Supposing you. airy • note to her have satin her, own she is a beauty. I'm willing to do ImitidsiliflOn ed, but there Ma girl in the ease, and al most know I will have something awful hap pen to me: • Write the note, I'll venture to take it., but I don't think you are very WILT.. Litres see. We are nearly of a height--reciuldbireasilyinletakert for you. So Fit don your clothes, hat end cane, and see what luok ;and mind you, if I woo and win, you are not to complain, but bear it like s brave man„jas you are.' Here the speaker laughed heartily. - ow- get her father's too, you mean to eay ?" 'Thank you, Kid ; I forgot it tikes three in this sue to nuke a bsrisda.' tti That evening Frank Whiter)" started' Tor the residence of Mr. Grafyld.. At the gate he met tihis arifton, supposiug it was her tetendk.:-Ned Esseltine—aoceited Eire with a pleallasellgeed evening,' and Frank taking the advantage of her mistake, itenoluded the beet thing for him to do was to pass as his 4 hardly expected to see you agaln,' she said timidly, while. Freak Winters thought her voice music the birdeauld not rival. "Why did you not expect to see me again t inquired Frank. 'I will be candid with you, Ned (Frank autittel secretly at the idea of a woman's being oandid,) but you must not_ be . ded , ttal..ft Have no fears of that, es Uration, for I "'ready understand tha your affections are bestowed upon another. 'They are. Ned, as a friend I love and respect you--nothing more.' 'Who is the happy man that Las your heart's deep love I" "Frank Winters. 'This is decidedly pleasant thought the deceiver—a young lady, with a large fortune, telling ma boldly, plaihly, that I have her thoughts: She bad a mighty sweet voice, and it don't "owed very disagreeable,' 'You will still be my friend V she contin ued. 'Hem! hem!—yes oh yes! Frank I know loves youitt return!' 'Are you positive!' Quite positive.' 'Did he ever teU you sot' !Ile will tell you so to night, for Miss Grafton, I am Prank Winters.'" Maggie gave a i egt mean, of course, which was soon aid, as Ps** related his errand , and d natty 414 4 " things Which I am not going to tell pnrpoiel.y to let people know that • !woman can keep • eehret.' I will tell, however, that a few hours after, a couple were seen-near a Rev erend's dwelling, livid allttle note lay on Ned Ih4eltineslielb* which read something Ake tight .Dear Ned :—I am much obliged for the use of your clothes, and, tollorrow, if you will call at. Mr. Grafton's Twill present you to,Mrs. Frank Winters—much to the Graf ton family's astonishment, as well as 'your own. Of course, Ned Hazeltine. received this news as tiny young man would ti.he bad not counts enough to deliver his own notes, but is he is married now—to Mary Finch— hardly think but that be has forgotten the time he was so inhfooted with Maggio-T- Winteh now. And I shall say nothing more &boot it, for fear Mn. Ned Hazel tifie Might hot conduite to think Mrs. ftnic Winters the deepen, little soul in the wo —ln the City of Pnitereon, N.: 7. there ' are a large lumber of children, ilia buys ' hem made mama by the war. Thaladlos cop/Faded with, the Catholic - Church got up s lielr In Ile trihelpal _hall of throitylor the PQM* , Of raUlag tit 4? Pftrolde for - these children ks the Qrpluut imi T u ftua. , While they winiApp,oferipieW , . , cola awes - 1:4F4 ea par` t h Fug g 0 eg, ay, Metre tpjb Itev .-ethe . thet yen-. Made 011 L 1411. 11, sill Web at lee tion.—And the " *re stiolletikrealipelhod s iii. Alie paynient.a a . Wane* ti 'pel/ciktlalps -t4 Wife ftdrit tO *' t4OUCIAIP th il drali w 40,411,„ ' .war.,ii.oll.49titiketto 09n Ws 'ow 'id 4 ,ge per , 4 Wi d th idosl , . 4 'l 'Am fl' ' • "... ii:l ll :k:tiria ~,, •,,,, ": '' 4. ' 0 • 1 7 4 ' - .. Dobid' TOr 4 4 '• Nt , t " ' '' T.'. 1 to own . . ~,,,,.; ~.. • o , 1 lip , , g Allboliti , , • .rr .. and lift~o, ular=cof4heit senthsente and oUtio , eat. . _ lao,tro- . —ThipOraVSMoirs * vosil7for- I et* sortvakthatiCk, Iroliimilike 1 z mgo L ibl.pill faioile rlyel 11 4 " .4. ' tr tv s. '.'" ... t • • -u, V-7 . •'' Oisg. „ , ' 7.. • • :. I' , rt- 1.11 *?!!..• • :•••oi •* . • e 1 rl,sy : . , , ''! F l ‹. :1 0 01 1 1 , . e .•1 i .., •- , • - fittwirsifki; ~,,._ .. Y L :! .. i , XP -- ' - - 41 ' - .%"= ,1 PtEto4:, , ti, 7," D~a~i.~ tesii erdittatinid. I ws hal— . . '• • ' . hr die. Woman/mt. POTTER7OWIII,A T IFIN.9T 0101- been Informed Diet there was air Indite* ta.be bald :st the above-mimed plateceamnsiatefaies , Friday aradiStutui 1.14, sod s tekbe eontianed on Bet t eed ,stleolkat• of tee, If proiee - .. eea — duoted, °asap. , &fag ebe width fa eablelatild to albinos t !" (11 "ru t a 1ha1.09 14 , eti- and being One iniangthe first, I . Vii{ SeMi opportunity of hearings/id seeing • 11l that was gding cei. I Would here gifii. Sone who Were not In' snot/dance, a short Ai/Mount of it in the form of • tette. - fldusti was Sailed to order by the Phoshlynt. Pasrpr by - Owe/The iititene Tie roll being call ed, the fetchers preieto hisplimted - With spi •oy sentiments, after which ens of the kosh ers delivered an able and interesting lecture; which was listened to with marked atten tion. Subject—" Meting to Intellectual Culture." -The distitission of the following topics was then angaged in by the teasharse "Are the dittline Maps • Benefit in the School-room?" and "Should Scholars be) After these aubjeets had been ably debated c the Inititute adJourttid to meet at lge'elook A. 14. ilut now came the time. The old; MI. all trouting Wolters to entortein,, ens man (ire say it to his credit) even - offered to esteetoth an, Oh, how I wished to-be stlea.: cher I put Morning Beisi . ore.—Hoious• called to order.' Prayer by one of thettathers. Anions the protteediap of-the forimeoe seepl6r-most worthy of our notice, were two. elast,irills in Written Aritheastio-roue, I 4 Interestoion. ducted by a lady ; the other, in Proportion, by a gentleman. He,-in drilling his Blass, wed W work oared the " Western Calcula tor," supposed by some of, the teachers to have been used by flesh in making calcula tions t or the building of thrirk. gifiernpon session was almost entirely spent in . discussing various topics. The question, "To What Hxtent should a Teach ; er Associate with His Pupils ?" was the sub ject of • langthjwand spirited deflate, as well as all theklither topics discussed. On motion, i vote of thanks was tendered to the °Maims of Fairview for their kind hospitality to enterfaining• ?he teachers.— And also a Tote of thknics to:the citizens of Fairview and vicinity for their giiod attend ance. A teacher, In commenting on this motion, before the vote was taken, said that he believed the way to make an Institute interesting, was to have • large number of citizens in atteSdanoe; which we believe to be true. To nun up: this au one of the best In 'utilise I have attended to throe years, the teachers, all being alive to their" performan ces. Great credit is dtie to the teacher* in attendance, and to the profession in general. A firwriros. '-; ;; 4 iortilantouo. OUR NEIGHBORS SINS. Some persons are talking of procuring from the Boston public institutions three or four of the children Whose backs are said to be Inutility marked with the soars of whip pings Cruelly administered 'there, 'and slap some oT the cart whips and other therm , meats of pa:element which are described -et the report as in such common use in aces inmitutiens for the purpose of exhibi ting them in New-York and other parts of the country, ,to !souse the attention of the people to the wrongs 'high are done, and the importance pf a reform. lye heartily disapprove of the idea. Then - exhibitions of individual instance! of cruelty aid never to be commended. if used to 'oxen, section al- anntroety, as they generally are, they are dheerving of the severimereprobatidn. They' are always exceptional cues, and the poop'', of the section or State' in which they occur are never properly chargeable with their fulA. There would probably be no di& eke In Bluth* Instancee in New York of severe and cruel punishment administered by dile* who are disgraced to b um but every one knows that the people ofNew York need only know the fleet and they ' *lll apply' the 'remedy. So of everylittate in the country.. Instances and. examples of Out rage, wrong, cruelty an °nineteen, unfor tunately exist entyware. But if ire "go to wading around the country the ens of other sections that that in which we line we shall some have dies people- attending to flimsier if their ititglibiteratiti neglecting their own. There is already too much of this in die country,- -We have all of An enough to don correcting our corn . social, domestic, as well as publiesavils. newer stage of toodnoso sad purity does not dieer matedally thew pf the tete be nen Worse that Ne l v,ri otr tle. •Cerolina, nor is either of Nee States any kiwar..ide er4cP ItoironV or .401/" "4 44 1 01 1 *MR* 1 . 1 341414 k'24„ SS% 444'406 I I'7rr __ , 1 ,...... ff1 i0nt0 or othoklikotoN ---, . At._ •, . Itori t irt,..ll l 9'' , , Yoram to 1 ,,,. '.../ I:s 1"- t i g . - Zip= .$ 4 0 , . '• , , 14: . - "Villthion MI bandit te Wits" irbn '''tkoo r exlinFithig dam ha tlth otty sa4 *boatibe ',,xlYtily otioninvoarko ofinknew , we ao not Intowirketkor It voillkair , • ot• in Donn Saatitorn oitt: , 1111 woo donsibiThwerogit. • 114_ 4 21sottoiritonffikaote itt Ualintillitostli 40 -440--tiral abeit iiiiid ili v.illiblelos ' moo's wicked irki-inv y omie• -lbr iv lsi osolng k « 'l mt gso4e : .1411 ie ddiag , Mbijoir ' 40 =4 it or 41111111r,e rr elg il l . . * 1 ..; 3-020c.t It xua.V I'l ^ , ihimik lit Too . t• ** . - =I Irantvirw SoirOoz-Hocris AL *f 4 1 / 1 1 0W • 491 -11:311i*- THE NifIV.,DIIIAOI4III, • • 01101.4-01,apoi horaik, mMLaWw limit Ma ever Wien uponll/3" pgaphr eamired in ate eit'y Of Berttingo, CIO capita of the KW es!,ol a lt mi l of Chili, en the *glut of the Ilth of UM, The=tthe Awaits, in which wig being the human lite Conception rif the lirttb, was &strop wi.;by mailAwith it Weint*inwd mii letedmir itakto ammo* vporf ors, nwraireringepreguig theta thaTer of the AM beimtl C kaki= of tko es Ital. The Alerewis Vapir, of tha 17 gives the. following negount of thmestriatrophe On the aeamomees ed thalmoomdute Otitoeption, the Let of thsgheihritks of the month of May, the most and fro.' sea .4.4& oar sol inns' theamada 6I amp which woe to • all that prj6 Ceded. At sin in the evening the spictlia steps lad part of the p 7 AM"tliti ehuroit swarmed with ladies In veils franU cafly to Weta temple where not onsabere cad be madi room tot At few ="er ltstseven, and when Ilse reli ermaats to notenneties, they were lightingtbe lot Ushki in** ohancerythen.the portable gas ilt ,the half moon of canvas and wood that formed the pedestal of a colossal !stage of the Meg burp 4n , began to b, one ofact= of that apparatus. game one rushed on the rising lame and surd in smothering it, but by a fhte tenet:in — A't .. gas, compressed by the effort, but out with redoubled vigor at the other extremity of .the (else half moon. Immediately a bores MUM noshed up. The pastas who - thronged the chancel' .water," whilit the women, who nal the sable, arose in Onnultuolut conftielonoeaa. - ing forlelp, The lire greed with wouderffil to the rardoe of wood and luta' gi s, and thence, attracted by Ake Oinked, of that always circalates between thenpper board oingiend-tb• root, rolled.through the Church. - In a few moments all overhead was a mass 'of limes. bt tire niesatimito the men had succeeded in-escaping ; for in this church the safes were separated by an ilea illati% and the waiten,had did as tier as the middle of the churob v in a state of the mod terri ble confneion.,: But the beaalong hurry, the Tainting, the obstruction of the bell - sh aped dresses, and the Multi° eagerness to gam the street, Topped ab impenetrable barrier' , Wort the two doors, which, by a culpable' imprimis's., gave amens to the tree air only _towards the open epee is front and the wail ourt of the west side of the church, That obstacle was the barrier of death. Help was all but hopossibtut • Hercules might have strained his stiength in vain to pull one friim the. serried matsp of frenzied wretches, who, OW one above Widths?, as they climbed over to reach the air, wilt. futon the rip of destb m 7: any cue ea °spin ,in order that they t be dragged out th ?rhos' wholonged to save them were doomed fa Ilk the losthwritw lag sight that error wasted tumult —to see mothers, aiit i ers, tender an timid women, dying - that dreadful death, that ap palled the stoutest Wart of man s within one yard of salvation, within one yard of men who would have given their lives over and over again for them. It was maddening— the screaming and wringing of hands for help as the remorseless lames came on ; and then, while some already dead with fright, were burned in ghastly indifference, others in their horrible agoisy—amme in oayer— wore tearing their hair surd battering their faces. Hardly had/ the noble men who had drive •ted themselves to We lives at the peril of I their own, hailed by the arms' or clothes of ' a prostrate" form, than the other wombs, mad with-terror from the 'nearness of the fin, clutched the victim about to be saved, and in some cases dragged those who came help then Into thoAlegy vortex. It was al— most impossible to eXtrionte even one from that heap of despairing wetohes and undo that ghastly knot, But the lireraccomplish. 'a that which baled man, and the passage into the doomed °WOO wee not cleared un tll impenetrable, pLux of precious, beautiful life, was ahmodM of cinders. The fire, Imprisoned by thE immense thickness of the well, had 'devoured every =zmbustible by ten of clock ; and then, the sickening stench, people came to look for their lost ones. Oh, what a sight the fair, placid moon looked down upon ! Closely peaked crowds of calcined:Metal-t -ad forms, wearing the fearful expression of the last pang, whose smile was once a hea ven • the ghastly phalanx of black stains', twisted in shyly variety. of agony, stretch iig out their SIM as it imploring mercy : and then of the heap that had choked up the door, multitudes with their lower parts en tirely untouched, and louse - all a shapeless man, bet with an arm or foot unscathed. The silence, after those piercing screams were hushed in death, was horrible. It was the silent* of the grays, unbroken but by the bitter wail as fainting cry—over two thousand "olds bad passed through that or deal of fire talk" judgment:seat of ,God. • Hereto sots et sablime daring lures' not been narahlit.' traftluriag gratitude has been excited in o f Oluistillitheart by lam gal lant Ayes of Mr. Neilson, the Waken- Of the IEI r e d 134tes, isit eountryman, Ideigp, arid several other foreigners: -There' were generous seen Who-dolled the dory of the domes to save lives, and soles of these died martyrs t 4 their nadodasertst:.:ila lan/ or an ameridan, 11.. io anlmown le l dr il wat amnia nods thritittglFtke doteasi es adratiapefal arms aladg; atria* with her' a' llithsersay, said then,, wish heir inalsloid andellisked with MAW 04 look %WWI vekesoiturres to risi ~ .lalyismostsi Ovellde liaNill= Alilligie"Ndablitlasdeta to we Lev !ma b; nailed isoiedklbettly diatesords.himiod far* with her yareats.bslier mhos, awed.- - Ismail WV of thrinliate at Soler, Just be • tb• soibiesefaitied herr bed the TT.' otidetttolie bethandketchist *ritual h hp eirthebbir , Indy sight be; roar piOstivere meek aussareit fort • reds tbesitir. /rikte ellegeil shat titsi omitted theireltstato 01•08,1141 liP&' tel atothe valuablatof thit..Charalt,. and aided Wise IV. la taleisnidstago th The toe einfertnlis 44 tie** valti4ortesitti•V- rtowisg, trees limit 3M s/we*, idee, ditto obi, .tof if ;the d'AidesultA , '•lkintlit=tol.4l44alloint .. of, • .'"' - nemorafreso- 64 , == .1111 • ghalanzad bedintaket IbliodoestrOlt some esiesUletelly ' -'• -*ft tirilt life asiiikotit.' '. We lit tue have UM; Sbnall.b, tie PoUntin-ntignf bamiste,sTitinichalablionnilmiepatialunt/ Tholtatest lOonantian . says that .even teen hundred Wies have been rem= between tour and doe inendoni were reemptition, lindonsalytware notldng but a shapeinen• was. Three thousand ei.bast Armin the bultdiugi haat isnot yet. bona hew mil y have eeesped . NO names are given One hundred Ud fifty eart kids of unineognised ammo iristk_ontbs.94 sad 101 h, curial to the *Way. The besutL and the wealthy and the proud Spanish aria' Werner all bad titeir , repreatmtailves is that A reaction has taken pines here 'against the env. Piddle op%ion denuded at once the conversion of the church site lidos ' umuLia en ti by the clay awl *sir fee . le"party. A deerei has been issued ordering the en tire dessolition of , the neAMmof the Church of the Companin, in which the 'mordent 00-gt, -gt , Seltd 'gm. The following poem from the pen of our Mead and anstribulor, Jos W. 11111111 r, we le publish front ad old eopy of the Arem More Bspeidiare, an ably edited paper, published' is Lyoosaing county, some pars ego, for whose mimeo ft was written. The Rye/diem hse Moo kbecoms Meorporated with the Win Bram.% Dessesrar et Williamsport. This poem is one' Wataimas. THERE IS NO COO! I=l "The Ebel bath said in his heart, There id rke Gad."-Bibid. - —ldtthin Molestt the-holland' saki, "B.hold, then b no Ood, ' And to 1 nebnet creation ennuis: Bhoerd at the impiona wordi Go...rinsing wretch, blaspheme no slant Of etas may o'ertheo/roll A etuebbli weight of/Ood-hke eolith To blieit thy very' iouL mg% Think b 'Haven will lbws kook Tby _sad thy 114150111 ? Ala, no-1 y soul Will one day be Mot ed wi th guilty fean. • *ad the[ gusto the rooks that tower, , Iligh o'er the raging sea, , 'Affrighted MHis mighty power, • In borrur thou .halt dein Is mums wo 00D? The forest, With-its leafy boughs, Point. upward to nu throne, Ada with is ensit woe* avow., The walk is all Ills own! The breyklet, ma It 11111111=1411 bj, Bey:tate kia wondrous name; The scats that twinkle In the sky, His glorious works prostate. The tilde that sing In sweetest INA • Orearol hanng.the nor, Send up to Heaven nji.YrArvot Prod" On every pandas brews. The ma that from his "Mating throne," /flings down hla,golden ray, Moves, (glad the Almighty's power to own) Obedient to his sway. The lomom'm mottos find geode light Spesits of eat llegaikidl• dad whimpers td the lit sod Of goo brigid MIMS Above. Old °coma, too, whose billowy weave Like tallest mountairw tow's, 'But speaks the awful majesty Of Gram /snowmen power,. And yet will men—Tain man,croke Tb' Almighty's venpanpe ' Ts sink his soil dealt to the dap , Of hen wouseed Are{ 13, simple Owl 1 a cup of wee Is Wing up for thee, . Which thou abalt *sin wito the dregs In long Malay Alkd when to hell thy soul be east, To feel the burning rod, With horrid, growling angulsb,, thou Wilt shriek—"Tunan is • GOD I" Sono llitlitunnea , —The Salem Advocate ibm the following incident showing the dif forams between - white men and itegrom, In • bolition estimation,: • 'Last week ice had occasion to mention that at a meet lifs in the blethodlit obineibin that place, a collection was taken up for the runaway negro., by an agent of the "Freed mine society,' amountni g to twenty-one dollars and* half. A:few aiming. afterwards,. collection for the immefit Of Soldiers' families and destitute "white people, was taken up' at one of the churches is town and we sre told the Mit' nt6oent stun of* dollars was raised.' Thus it goes-4140y dollar , for the. negro and the enormous sum of six dollars for the midle ems l" ... —lt was tuknouncled by telegraph a few /aye since Out , therresident had so tar reo Severed 14 lobe - erhAleit to visit tibi Theatre artel . Th e thew vas who It 'would him the ,sfghtootra , hidigreigon of the hoot tbe whole lead; but now eh naly violate Whit-ilieteellthe leweedatenility, aiil,Ati the: ethatitatiee el, 4ellasee. Y . ,r4 eaPtota, p moon owe ,be Opel peteM Ulgali ‘419 A 0 .4 bog , APProV of An Wear. We autreiziWeif *atria fir lie ,telwd , / , b elialtelfteiht i Wet thee. If the Presider* ishool4 Wee bI preoleeteAloa to *WON!, ebolytlre.illso, iaeltaling elem ,111411 . e2=1*1/11 10, 1 6tt7 hoin• *T. idf iricalo#3lPlOWllii,4 10410 r*4 A VE " Stri s te=l ,4 loal,iikituiriagiscaikitho • . " 441 ups. titian:W. it% bow loihriot o pod *Mit 11 .1444 41 .*100 6 4 -1 4•PAS UNIAYIL TilAY,di 4 wiamillowalietruas hl / 2 aid r trod Okr datr-two =it 11 . h . OkodOgioddlio4' too. That MO l irliagnir= Vtat4o 6 , rtbal k St g" 'Oh vs fit , r -FA ,„...„ o•f,, • i •.. , • 1 -; IT ••-•.7101,R1 1 1:660 Val* ,ININft Nl* woo - - , '-! , itit . i 1,5..1 f + , 110 t .• • ~: t , tai iifil - tod — sio vim!!! - - mit, laiii Om • -• It wed Iffidi , Dear aft *ors insist.= lati; tho adjoining mania, dean ilioxbavo boon Los Norma plan • —Watt Bausine ISV-I-Thire is said to be an old maid•ia New Orleans with • Amp Om, thatay# tuella to pare apples: .• Thif aeon diriot method a ion hig hone power: Stood bobbed him and tickle his hind legi with a briar. , 4.4 le eaidttat Atheind, Yert•lttli ut in • elates fot the weaset Man MM. of • A Battery in Virginia the other day. shelled • ilWer ilininl, ttlinklag it Wag a body' of reb braving up - entrenohnients. --=l , llroo • sots pound - at salt wan made In 'easy Valley, Mich. Tlierlr ban loeinfeapertesi Awn tke valley doling 18811 net lese than 8,690,000 barrel.. / A Bantionielaw.—Tin Witelkington Clitroode4 Joba W. romey's iper, says Con will nadobtedly pUs • general Bankrupt law during all radon. / • ottrg. h---- The R.Ufsz c say that a de mand will be made tie English author ities by the Coat antes for the 'anemias of the steamer esapeake. w'm • rrlrr": bireselfwbre, basalts" be deteetedotdme trpograwbiosi er rors in • newspaperatis been trying to get • rrpendlenlar view of the rainbow-- —''Ma, get.. &Ain 11 roar Lauds and biota simionto, please:" "Wly, what shall I do That for, pot." "Cane? lilitirtO 010-Poira:"- - An 'lrishman complained to his i ll ; lit ohm that he had Muffed him so ekik drugs that he waked& a long time atter he got well. - An exchange exults ebrerhiglY aver the eget inete the sonitoteof =Mope sines the ontbilek of the wer—no elltudon is mode, to -rowels. Coignes is tryliiiiolelidati' against t.l4bnportation, Ovid XI. t wait ;mother. year, no. legislation will be neoepairy, as dam will be none left te send away. --,• A sotemporari ova ihat have inorsasati Are per !sent. antior=- Mibits Administrstios." hays innerals increased jigs Stostirsi pdr Cent. under his administration. - ' • —Pouring sold water en the tpee and head &stings the effect at Narcotic poisons. A girl poisoned with' laudanum hi 'ftOnsfli, was saved In this wag lifter all other reme dies had failed. - - -- To - get rid of *erne, rub then with toadul °heeds, end let you) reit hang out of bid for a night or two, that the mules may nibble them. If the mine de their duty the remedy will be endioient. A oonventkon or Bloomer damsels is said to /um resoirod that thor will wear short dm,* 'Sr nothing. What on swilti thing it Would' be if they ithouldn't wear short drosires.-:- - Geo.' A. Hamm a madden of the Bth New York ertilleryregiment, "Ikea ing near. Hort McHenry, Baltimore, au Tues day morning, broke through the ioe, and wits droilned. —Some "stupid'," bantering s ht compassion, remarked that. its l Seth was grim. bn must be "Toad of WI. ' teuppose Tarn," raid be, "Sign She nig 'yam asses nibble et me." ' •"" In ii - eocatty chattilliatd vela Me epitaph : Adler* lisa the "body of Janlea Robinson and Beth, hirertte;" sod cadet; 'net", the text--"Thelx warihre is accom plished." . —The most extensive noel geld in the world oeinmences near Cartolltah, Kentucky, and runs north through Indians, Minoleund lowa, oontelnlig about 80,000 square utiles, of which a tenth• part, or 8.000 Wk.', Is in Indiana. ; • —the Bangor Danorrat says: *slobs Morgan toe escaped; but it G some comfort to Ittiow that new we Phan not: have to take Neal Dow in exchange for him: It leas vexations Wham a thing than-to be cheated out of It." Foopoy mays, lithe vivid:hes orbo-eoy too• onellt t* be oroolliod." That mould be *Wilma li.w bs. more thou eighteen bun . , yooroogo Cris( woo mudded for prßoititt ng poobo just spa snot* rat of ooboa. &Ws as' yold oro.—Digion " • Blaok and Red Republica* "paper in abuwacituselta, sap,. "we bad rathar brie °who'd In a Bile an table wake as *ad to dareary Tap halm winks bad 0, *cis lour head, l b" Iltr*NOW*74ltolre, Oc, bi a retie? ,- —T be Molt May* -gad Dooperst sari 3.11 be Plaellkliat t gllfil the of the imp of the TheWeit fltatie= " e tieestenth'te ibeepteee.ieflety re Stale*, dWel•ftgeletiettNikinetteolltirimed _le_e_t_xelATIONOtAllt9111004(10 0 :". ot - -r:'!'; ••-• , • , .!li t i oh :., !.. ..., . ~. `*-A--- *lee on &heed% it Ihe Meek G4thettit - ittehitilitt - tittlet Wee ikstetßibie : ;,au , U.lllye k ! . • lt)::_illti . . hilliteetilitaft6llo.• ~,, tit*Mr - L6,4r1k...-. ~.... 'fibtit.,,_,.. t ik...**, ;,.,....,,..Li,,, , : :..... 4 .d..:- t..., MEM =I 11 4 1111 ' 4 WilWia.4" 1 . 11 " 4:•• 744 few ki4404 • • ) 1 10'' ortki ,11;112 Ore 700 over knower woe under arDemeormis Athairdstraidua •••-, Hive, you star liormemaidku • idiot to 1109=401 tab of dobssa • Rave 704 emir known to a-Cininttr • . • • be passed undeta Hauideratie es . • • Lid ;•ii • . Have you ever known a - to be passed nadur - ii • ' trollop f . • •: • ; t Hove loiterer k • sa , • ~ mlnharation to fo anew. t i L itite. • tion of the p • • • We* • " , Harr ,y • • prseent, • • t •limM*ll--• Mid in • • poll' within* Um; midway!, "w ave rot . ; ever kimono' a Peoutaradedfil straiten to•oomptd„ f6witectple or the ,Histriet Of Cohnsibia MO ME property Whether *Mug - ormot ? ; Hain yon erre, issOnn - say - A Lion aseept Abraham'', to proMn= debt 88.000,000,909 - in eis amp vriad of thrall years t • Rave yOu vier known I isititen to lm neat into banishment ant toils tinder Thfulloated io ruts f I, • P.; Have you ever known a dais lotus DM versals rule, whets the greatest• Mame sad outrages /IST* been commlttealliy oar rulers wider a plea of "military atmweisite " reams* of State V' - • the military weituisile'vitierieito the siva power - Have you over bows a itheiutoretio. Ad whilotratigu to tar the peopto utp_ol. vtboi• eouutryte buy unroof et bedew Ma& Han you over wp a Itihatterode Ad taidotratiooottrtitc•th • psdpholtotriow-tlor expenses ot stealing and edottuthhetiti rotetortlielgitttherift4Atoir , -Hede you ev r known i 100111/04,11141 Ad iutubstratlon" to ignore the - rights ret the States? Ifovil you eve kaolin tio In opposition to tho Pemoor, to Teruo the affairs of theeouutri in toti Itouttahlso condition ea tt found thew? • EXECUTION or A CONFEDURATE Wt. correspon4MA 'writing film Terri givesll graphiit iieision of r il l and exeentiokof a,yorqq‘, talunted r brim • Confider*, gpy,bytha name Of When he wartalten ittera*mi permit a past signed by (tadevai Brag hating that *abeam, was*of Captain Coleman's mute; lad not hi .. bir interrupted i-othar dominate givinertilffoi lila information Medea to the omodesr. endporilliasolthecffedeg end *retina tie posl , . rc,e, • alt +o" 4Ben hire. waa tried by WWI" Conit• He denied, on trial, that he win *my, IWO d piky tOoprlffhltamaa44Vri armp lea s pigging' the Government hi e, Pitied • &ales. The Commission alter the diffitiied- - felon, pronounced him w itty, ana • mottelisi.. ad his -to ;be hung. It aa.Aie was quite a young uniti,abou mit 1 . rather slightly made, active, • intelligent. Akins uposidc"Peglim. : iii full view of the esaffoldk„witiltiltrelt ' Ware his eyes, he wee proffered lit wm. -1 01 !. flee pardon, if he Would - 0 1 4 give on of his Oeptalterr wigethelitighl,flN I • csollenuier'enspirmitlvie ir5ti12 11 _ 324 54411 ty. ' Davis received the officer , lo tionpvid replied seeriffelly,, Ofilelk who made' ' " 4 _, • ellieuld yen betrays !At* aryposik;' erdie-a thougund-tinges.'i - - • Only., grommet before' be- ' the scaffold, he resairked.to Capigibr who athoOsaii blitligeontismer,: laughing asibe'poke s- • ' •,;;;;V•frr. dayalkyou'll Issie,tipAbikglege Mttlesalone,bmvirplie - . — Wkh s gnisb lireelegrodele*,boglsit4l6 ,l paths stairway tit the be actually stooped, asterfrietS Within the noose, ituipeste4 weir* . kis legg'''in twink • . , TO Lour. Tssrit-ne—hoWek 4.. . i s' efforts makingloy the isilleiskt ,p , recie /:7111. tenth of Lonislonsitn • It,. Untiobes iihstot a . lintit,4l - gissommosst. has dissoloOid , s le ilmit.V neve to Oskiks mopiehu , • ip the composition. , I t usury months at eon ' 101‘0, ?Soots& rime akin .** 1 4 1 .f01 11 . 1 1V.14, knasolll.,._ is Oiraipsisiliff *comPotA l . Mimes& of ottollelinhe - ?vs! whole Porish* *sift 'rend on; by the Off' IMIC :ii 1 ' 1. • ' ffneaismovi Osiiiiiiiis, thilbilowisn ftwafpre , - • , ,i fuse ofs voigievaOrfike . : vs .11KVICLIA =ffeid. pig to IP44l l l l 44,,iiku,g*W4R, • "Is thollisioli .• , • '• - • lo ' dory tito oilir. (I'4kt/rolls. . ' ~,t „7 . ~ th 1 1 114011111 L 7 . , .. 4: • ..,:s ohms sea* . T.' . • % s ' ' • 4 4 , 4 142 - 1.1i4u. t, .. • . 71.", -"swk— " • • - 1"1*• „ ieiifWllG j V•2 l layarlaro.4.4 l4 oV • :. 11 .!tolaxWamiokilt vow itoyAkio. k 4.4441,0444,6ig0 10 - . 4 4 J.` " 1*411.1611 POO L AS • ""1.171 i. 1 1 - PPgin "P r esTer74.ol4•ll,lqn e itru 4:171 tlerMUI , FEMSI Si= =2 dill law ' ; " :~~ t'
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