°-.~ ‘i. r lo -41 ~, 0 T lz.-p..a, -,.., ti :. , EMI ' ME irdraff44l§ ST6O faW A : WcZnicattaß Atomism. December -3:1640, trietfii•Dralbtd SIVA* NOT AT -ALL. -4 in ; *hat. Swearer, Sok ipso Heated above "Whete.derells rood of Mindless love, • Eateadinirblessiep every where, Then think how wicked 'us to swear; • And not twined a Bavior'avall. Moe' not vain word!, swear not stall. ••4.,.,t, , 5 , • • Ourrathitrurikis hls . vronfi so Otani Take not ibe name .of boa sin vain, .A 'though- his boon Mess law you . Share Won't bold you guiltless, when you swear; "And far below the brute you ! fail :And you won't heed, , swear not at Oct; Can you make the truth more , ptaia By adding words that are profane, Or using languageeo absurd To speak in jest God's holy word, Blaspheme that Name. who i ,made us all And never heed, swear not at all! • God made the tongue to speak words plain, And not to wirear in foolish strain. All tioths by simple words tee told, • • And truth can always speak out bold ; Needs not an oath e'er great orsmall - Then speak the truth, swear not ai Swearers, then cease yait! raging spits. One'hair you, can't make black or white, Then speak your words as Christ doth say Tervery truth you should say yea ; every be, your nay showd fall; Then add no more, swear not at all. Monroeton, Pa. THE FALLEN MERCHANT. Before the establishmnt of a Batik of Eng.landi in the reign of corrtruetree-liwing William and Mary, the goldsmiths for :the most part acted asthe money.< harigens and bankers of the good city of London. We find them about the purlieus of the Royal Eichange; in Conthill, but chiefly in Lom bard street. If rich associations with our eammer cal history can tlignifv a locality, then is Lombard street both dig - ified and venerable. It was here prior to the * time of the goldsmiths, that the scorn of British commerce may be said to have been planted by foreigrters. halian merchants from Venice; Genoa and 'Slovenes, known by the name of Longabards. or Lornhatdst Fettled in this spot early in the thirteenth centoryf "and from them,'' trays Stow, " the street derived its name. Though. the great fire of 1666, which 'lced by Fenchurch street, along Gracechureh street and reached the Standard in Cornhifl, neteissiallty included this dis- - trict withinrthe scene alit. ravages, we have every reason to believe, from the position of the three' chinches, St. Mary-Woolnuth, Allhallows, and St. Edmund the King and Martyr, rebuilt on their an cient sites, that the present street ckenpies the.pre rise ground of the old one inhabited by the Lom bard merchants. This being the case, new that the *torn rif i•nm; metes above alluded to has gr wit into a n iv.bly oak. the nhadow of which is east oier so Lire a ?onion of the globe, it ought to be so with ft-villas of no common interest and respect, that we shonid Turn oat of the whirl of Cheapside and the rookry, and perambulate thii moat thoroughfare. mbard street is. day essentially a street . of hanks. They abound in no other district as they do here. The earth groans with their .huge iron safes, and the ground is honeycombed it — rith their money wells. The higle of sover t :•ns is heard the hve.long day in this enchanted region ; and richer it is than the fabled garden• of .the Hesperides, though there the lusciOuislonking atiplesr, that you might have longed so much to eat ; were found, defying the teeth, to be of solid gold. This arsur• edly is as it should be The spirits of the old Lom bard merchants and goldsmith money ehatigers. if they haunt the Spot, are no &tub:, well tie good citizens, aue , after age, Nei up :hell batik log establishments here. The stranger, passing the tine architectural front et St. Mary-Wciolnotb—;so.calle.!, wo learn from a beam once stationed near the church for the weigh ing of wood. , enters the locality we have been de- Emitting. Nothing remarkable strikes him in the aFpeet of houses; but the people in this street hur ry to and fro with greater rapidity, perhaps,• titan in any other pail 6r the city. They bearJmoney into the banking depots, or carry it oat ; ee it would not do to loiter. Nevertheless, we meet with certain mitividotas here who pace timely op and down, auk sometiines remain perfecd*,-Aationaty.— They are generally speaking, old ,ivmsn, in tweed bare black coats, with bitoof crape frequently dirt played around their rusty bats, and they bare oth erwise in their appearance something subdued and mournful. it is a rare thing to see them accost each other; but they silted apati, usually by a laine•post, or saunter moodily, with:•tbeir hands behind their backs. An imaginative 'observer might think them a race ofttlitied'aten, who might once have been partners in rtch banking establish ments, and who• will stalk bete .w#ll -ao-Idehnite obleet;but merely linger atictut tbe scene of their homer prosperity ; or philosopbersmight eansider them pensive misanthropes, standing aloof froni their fellows, comeohner to shan'llow mach WAY despise and pity this busy section oldie human inady intent on entlid gain. list if we watch' the atenitlaw minutes,vpioba biLthese illusions will be dissipated. 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The bolters hbOut : tlie inns Of.reolik are„yoMtger ana: l 4veijo!_ttle:S4lPantluk fad*Peadeat and swaggering air; and the portent mahingabout the =Hazy stations WM *had whirita` are, rough ancritithlyfi but &UM,' ireqUent: jhe street of_} aneientitalianmerehantware a sedate, quiet.wnd.harmlesa Tate: they look- lite persona whotave bee& aiSqtlaihted• with heifer days and though, *le, they hOottg of course to the low er classes, yei instances have been .known of the little white atprottobeir badge, being summed by men who preitinady moved in a highly nispeuta. ble sphere orlW, The last obseivatimi will apply to the subject of our sketch. Some years ago, ale elderly man, neatly but poor ly dressad, with a thin 'yet" healthy countenance, might have been seen daily at his past in the Street of banks: He was taciturn and grave l but his re serve did not partake of ill-horror; on the contra ry, his Mild grey eye indicated a kindly disposi tion., and his teetotal wore an expression full of be nevolence His hair, which formed a ring around the lower part of his head, was perfectly white, and the lines and wrinkles of age gave no harsh ness to his venerable face. Jeffery 'wa s the only name by which he was known; and his comrades were entlrely ignorant of his history.. He had been recommended, and obtained the post-he held, many years previously; for even to be elected ticket porter requires at times a little interest. Jef fery's chief station was at the entrance of Pope's Head Alley, just oppos-ite St. Mary IVoolnoth's church; and here, waiting for at-hence customer, he would sit on the corner of a form, his fore-fin-. ger placed against nis cheek; or his hands resting on his knees. His darned coat and patched shoes betrayed poverty; but nothing ever tempted him to enter the dram•shop, so he had generally a few stray pence in his pocket. When . a stranger made his appearance an the street in searcreof some bank--a ;fact indieated by his stating here and there, glancing atone dour and then at another—or whin a borsemin,4l44 up, Jeffery did not, like his companions, dart loaned, press his services, and annoy, bat he performed his business gaiety and gravely; and when anoth er chanced to outstrip him, shuffling.tbe old man aside, and claiming Worn the countryman in lop boots the penny Jeflery never evinced antter, or t‘, l l his temper: he ictired again to the old rickety form in Pope's Head Alley. and bean to,stare hard at St M.ey-WoolnoaCs church ; he dal this. not surely in admiration ot the architectural beauties of iha edificakai merely to keep down memory. I.' a sad e.,emilo.Jetlery was memory: visions "t tie pa,t, ar• he sat on his form, would too often e "..e hen to -hake 1118 old whitechead,ulance with somethine, like contempt on the little apron at his wain, and aitimes, thobh that Vas eke, to draw his sleeve across his eyes to brush away the drops of moisture which the retrospect of happier days er he red . there. ''' r • Jeffery, nevertheless, - cherished a feeling of in dependence; hence he would not -.subject himsell to the regulations of an almshouse; and he would not occupy a nook in another person's dwelling.— He had a very small house, or rather it might have been termed a hut, far, in the suburbs. This cabin which wits barely leie feet high, with two doll's '. it".e.lik, roo•vs, and. no other apartment above s 0,. t; t• I , olders of Copenhagen i• •••2'oo. .A h. e wen ace with real turf, anti len iu wat-like memories. are these Ca irn/I:igen itettla. The famous victory of Nelson , gave utr honored name to the place; and here al fke in 'the morning, when thoughts of a Fiend invasion. to be conducted by Bonapartist inferson, once agi tated men's minds, the city militia . used 'to parade. Their marehirtger; their chargings of inisgitiairlies,' their crossings of tie •triVers ditches wiihout falling sown, and their tiring of real muskets- witbOrd blinking their eyes-anon , least that people could observe--Ouch a sight et dist titrte vreirbigtily ani• mating and 'littering; cheering,- we reitinti,!fin • in proportion, as ;he,: minds, improved., in their. es ennse going brilliantly through their werlikirevo. lotions, so bends began to dismiss their feset•of foreign enemy, and public confidisrre Co be re stored'. , . The banks dosed al See ceeloch, auCtlion .Jef ferriretstmed to his 6:onto:I -theltroWirs door.of his -bock cabin stood half open, for atroldircornsin *al now employed' within. Between the . opening might have been num a liewkoundhouct lAO hot %assigning windy, his , nose pointed in , The air, vmd.hko eater ereeti: wioold have beau osofiesio for' him to haterthnjwit:Ms:nyiTi for Ward airs eb ot his masterage I>a t aeaioed - up the ariadows of his. sight; thetiorwasetoes hihadiend I* could do was toitioillegs kortbe - Weg-knolliltillerp. - -AM to , Jeffery that siiiiilitirairinissifie,d4r4 thl! no.npanion he hatibitmof his preiperoei days-- the faithful thing that, mrben.fornier: friimidsturned eoldly away, he had notdeeettee : bhe in the hour of darkners wet '-` ilfferi and ;Aoli irarfi l Ws l *re tail , As, lunoble,./ettleno about eoptinhages,hold& The 'care *Mouth lob thkonastertendett toliontobruiga,' sad the Imre he' lavished •apere enel, tedr . ,th#, rtdic Of tome; but toielentifoi h c iarai afronrik, ' h very morning he woald lead battle:dr for mild:. brtrallitt . sl and teartindaYsint" POTlo " 4tslo l :Aiikit • i15 1 0.444.0104 , * 41 1 , viii4 l l:lo4 l l 9l 44llPtilier Owl Anglafotepairweri bis Meek ateanntirfisittvat , lousier',illi eywiertoliietniteloi itch} no liner see, while the old man ...r v4;,0 itdrVilirtA" • =II ,ff• ap • - • >37 4111 :1* 111 ! 1 11 ./. I M-OW/111112... - . • EEO =OM Jacky Wapiti named-his dog, had siekened,..and ;Jeffery i bid Remanded 41 'bowie lot-three; stele Va Y a ' hinak t i a d'ail / 2 4 1 4=q4=:a:diWilio iann .61 4 tined himound demi biotin die Wont tortise“,:. -but Jackpinekeillaraipdniand dintietraktesis and ..0441 li t erth° § ol .# 4 o 1100.11:* of telretiis 4 11 calvidiloy; towards his cabin tnidgod:est ;friend::: Thn deg, from lorigisabit,twell khan , theitour net Which bin master Whip Latin. ad; his,helikilia the step *Liao, and, wit -faint eep bounded ;for. ward. lip fake *mud ibittg gar ..,idlbity Prang, •nishitig biatineen fits fejkaiiirimitudldtclogiefi4. ifig kna. Wanda and 'xitlifatAidaikAt.cajlimcat ex. ,abeyant %Wight and of websome was gone through, he gave vent to the remahiing portion of Ws -let. mat %Wing bylining up nod 'prolandod. "Jack !" said Jeihrry, .n.poorJsek ! Wm:lbl be a hard maner to find among the woild'a .proffiased friends a friend so stannetr as thon.n' An old wertia&wh hitorfintal, P IT JAM for a small weekly pittance, kept-Jeffery!s cabin in order; and having nowprepated his evetningmerfl, and itterttled to any &raiment's' heiniglicliztte to give, sheleff , ltim alone with hi& fit% , Jeliery was a widower, his wife having died even before misfortune had fallen-on hits: He hid one son; and When the bankTplciiied "gip' over took The firm of which be was at. megiber, triuteatty at the father's request, left England. The young man had written !from India several Woes ; beheld a situation as a desk in a innreantife'honse at tal cum, bun his salary was small ;and Jefferr, not wishing to .barrow his songs feelings by &picture of his own distress, kept the dire straits to which he was driven a profound secret. No tidings of the young min had now reached him to; several years; so that it might be presumed be was either- dead, had forgottem his lather, or his letters had been carried. The last circumstance was 7probable, in astnuch as Jeffery, hem feelings of pride, had for a loug time dropped his seal name; for bow could he retain it, a common- porter in that etly where once he flourished a wealthy merchant? It so happened, that the day on which we have described Jeffery returning to his home, was -his son"rs bitalulay ; it was therefdre natural that . he should have been .more than usual sad. Oa this other particular occasions, it was his custom,.to bring to light from the bottom of an. old trunk, certain objects which afforded him at once pain and pleasure to gaze on. Jeffery now shut his door; the purple sunray, of evening streaming through the little western window and• lit up the room, playing on the small_ ornaments which adorned the mantle•helf and softening the silver locks of the lonely old man. The birds sang Their lust vespers on the ancient and blackened trees without; the dug was alone insensible of God's loveliest and most mysterious creation—light. But Jeffery drew filth the th i einentoes alluded to; They were three small paintings in antique frames: the that represented the River Thames, with its forest of masts, the most conspicons objects being certain warehouses, with cranes, and bales of goods piled in front, and urea apparently at work with all 'he energy and bustle peculiar to these rommer cial depots. At the foot of the picture was Written, Melville's Warehouse." " Mine—once mine!" whispered the raged merchant. "They courted me then—they would have made me an alderman—lord mayor, if I had wished it. The cloud came—the darkness of ruin fell—the blighp . of poverty and wretchedness en compassed me : I was as a tree struck with light ning, and reared to the heart's core. They told me I might take shelter in an Al Iraboalie !ILI !lite! Melville the inmate of their charity ; though starr ing, I would be independent still.: Theyfttilieloeg forsaken me ; they knownse that note without afrienil; riliinealone inthelcorld.r The old Man stooped over the picture, sighing as he aid so. The blind dog, as if .inatinet told him hie master was meroirlull, tabbed hieliesideglintit him, and licked his hattd.:_ . - . a " Did l'say j l was witbont w Wend f",ascleimed, JeffM7, glancing at the manual; 44 thewiatirc poor /sok, I , did thee swag :.orirniaMiet smug ithd lrne. Looking at tink`Olf:,iici, - :l only, dread reie thing fear 44" May* die, tee. fimt ; and yet_it would be better were it so,. _• for who would:take eme *Oben, t .ladleta4lin ii i om Al f a*, thee'when sluSulif be 1 6 IkeliiiC*o was Mken ialo iis hands with!' toads/. rettrimee ; grid 'when' Jeffery , z ' heidtie tiS 4 and the golden light thmitOrdia'Sfilitil fell e k vi k i g r i, ( "/it , 40144A . _,44:14 ,44 . tints azo . Ole gun seek on hie Imam Ms eyes were minify lull of tears • his lipirliteiedli , tudiblelorlyetc;' led theitlieierit!otkitio,llie p icture ;. d ito ll , l o l tr* ,-1 4eL gartrilt.ot'her lbeibipecithispowi EteritY-sthe paitraitofide ,m‘ - • • A dillorent elPiliiadril"ta:7ol,lKgtOra. or teclir painting; a smile haliolpride;ludfirf pliplatfond 7 near beametVis his?fitie" oldr heriefiCent;imatim: nano*. lbaCrek itaai t warn years dap, as i moan dreie r with l a: tam dOtirn codas, andeleaghingearityloolgT " Bore you'ere, .feei t niihilefOrte l lleile bet. : yelf ot; bo:Yi theii*aik c ekr.Otttli!iis *Olin& rosy Ifinainr reedy to Prillaway4rosti yourAmoheto rots-oserthe mnitsiyien giace !--full of pranks? , end rattling pod-for:noWg-,:711 4 14 - j r—( o7 - I ° XBRes - Aflf; add, r eckl e ss,. 04,35x,' kw - wok nvolfivoir )idauck 4,:. •• mr,t, Th. blind ennipiitWenstisrfikilitlti*d, on his bind Atielbi - 11 49:*: ." ypiirsiow Now,.t t irmiwiLthee4aMdd seilountint illynitplapsiiirovinerUitinpriny WU** idrittof kliesben I Yo r am image o[ him, I wasonctiA MHO _ , 'Odle finahodont frimi thy Pomohr:betirrs,o 3 40 264 i1 . 1 1 fiii ' r ho* tielp'ede t i V ill igi l6 44 • -' : 4 4404 . b • t01P 1 ,F 01 414 4 41 ‘ 34 piemerig ;, thosektnearre vaned trithapmmlot, and 141 40,4 14 t 0 1111711 4 . ; * • . 44% 4 44: no mom whi;Pe red the mined marchint his Ch WOW bilriiitrod. hiniSof ' 'O n g lit, -.6111 °0 12 : 6 # r#4l*** .itti;?+:11 , 4e44,847. idt*.4l44FrlNAleiL4ll. -gullet "Imre mew myson a. beggar bridal natio, Eol:yeara Wen' rib* tiVreice I t'l4#liOnt hininindheirtia jast iliipon Mekong midlowiriendeoit inheres!. 1 cciddsoulet hiMlunisrm whavEtad talks, for avoid have - mindlondy , tortutedhishearL No tie is Poinikr helieviOntion ha v Amin . Mint and ?ailed toleach me; theiclo pen. pie; loArooted,wpakilhavistakea t ihem, in. Yes, rf 4ityrninir mindlttionghts. of , this 'falba hairs wept away, just as the tiling . iido *wakes Doi e - fanfastio Nile; thecbikt iriosit4theirMid. He will not dweii on that which. gives him Endo : his 'own fononerareall in all 'to. him he is - like the rest of - mankind, and figlostalnit 'the world in this ; why ditn *mid I blOrteli l hirill caiiiir and softer. sioOe :cotitimpt,, poverty Moimmew, will notweigh upon my heart wog; andin that narrow home Where peace twit* ih!libtOkeri spir it, everf.Tacemy 'sin, and Jack My poor will be remembered, . no : more." Ret Cot:daub] silting:in A* chair motionleta) his !eyes fixed abstractly en the Portraits. " The dit've rosined ,closc beside hire, Ws held raised-and . . by degreke th*.t rentanl, till it rested on the old man'. knee. The last rays of the settag atim shone in oblique lines through the cottage pane, and fell softly ott the silent companions, *bile, the rest of the room was in Shadow- The light Peer 'fainter --eitening deepened yet still they were there:: cue by one the stars came oat, and the moon shone across - the window; Jeffery and his dog might have been seen in the samelwasture: and not until the woman who attended to his liu:e wants open. ed the door and celled him by name, :did the old man rouse himself from hie deep revery. It was a'biasy day in Lombard street, and with the city bankers generally, fordividends in Consols had began to be paid. Clerks, with great leather cases ready to burst with the riches they contained in Checks and note:, hurried into one bank, and hurried out of another. Thieves, disguised ingen demanly attire, had the appearance of being busy also, walking about with anxious faces, :lad bun dles of papal in their band, but keeping theifeyes keenly fixed on the said clerks, " waiting an op portunity."—Stockholders kept up a running com munication with the principals of banking! firms, for the barometer of the money-market was rising and falling in an alarming uncertainty, important news having arrived.from abread. The porters, too had a harvest of it—so many strangers losing themselves in the labyrinth of al. legs about Lombard street, requiring to bit set right and so many horses waiting *be :held. Jeffery was at his post; but his hand was slow and he did net gain as much as his comrades:. As he efood, however neir a well-known bank, a handsoine car riage with two horses drew up close to him This promised something, and possibly mo'e than pence thought Jeffery; so he mover] forward with unusal alacrity to fake diawn the steps. : "Now can't you be quiet r said a foot man t o rich livery. a$ he descended from the ramble. "You didn't know I was bare suppose, old wrin kle-taco ? Yon won't have any coppers this time, you needn't hope it. Stand back, I say if you don't want to taste of the coachman's whip." • The front window of the carriage was down=4 circumstance which the footman, perhaps, bad not perCeited; thus.he within was ablefo overhear the- Words of his servant. • Poor Jeffery drew back, without offering a syllable in return kir der hasit language_be bad !received. But the carriage -door was new Creed:J . od a gentleman. of handsome and,ennmaclagippearance stepped out. This is tbss,busk, sit," said the footman s touch ing his tared-hato - gritobeAt," fail' lie gentleman, in ,n rat* stem vi ) : l ii; u :Ree4lorl;k tam 11 41 oRCAk M. Mit man- , ear again to any one, however usean,:m_thia Gone. fry. Remember, Engiishmen are not ilindoos... 7 htYgeodielio4 4 , ll 34 addekaddreasierfeffei*,'" do Imi . P 4 ; 4 4, :#4 . . " qii lier: 44 :said; YnIP did ' very noi - , - tagro my, Weiler* , ta take dowm the cm rive soco...homilwainowty foryin? - -- - I . l okftYrsimina r i B4 *Wit thdlinthiffeidirri tObk ilia 1 - iiog3titirA*nboliffitAlabip' 14 'hot ao be half raised -it:imne-poidytio_alfeetiop l ' e f/Fa iki l ' e l iii (* ll 4.:::i i e:4 ll .i. * h l 4: - :q *tat felraiWu F) i:44eYeli *Aro rinuell oa the gentle., Jima, =milk own features. tweeme-deally 'while•k `he suave ao speak bet could UM articuktit) Wow: #ls 114 tieliira l l 4 l : l 4 4ll 44 l 4,:it/ 0 14 i4iii l rlininitill 1019 i 11 48:1: 0 41/Findeti The *Oh,. im or what eppreseed kin, he leaned affainat - dr . willtßirVOPliftt ; . -,* 1 .. 1 The..t 1 the gentleman iii i iiim i ak ii od i sYmPi by or and thinhing,the poor man* he approaehed him and took him by , Jefiereshat no* ley on ,th•groirg o ilo thai nO , l 4 *alba ill' whifi bead mid unit irtait6 liiitar*. z ~ JackriAilitiwi s :fliktroln the lips Waren "dear Jack, have you forgotten met - 4mile Mel. rill don't be ashamed cff--=." i . .Thil " ';ki, d .. ..—: - linaMlnktintr. , _ lint nnOn. l ,innteni brok e Irma ,MlEMbervel hereein hie% fetlery eon. Atkin-the man before h im, , arrested thaoattanfittit of the bywatiderli." Timi4l o r.a t il i ft a * r r 4i f: sbakb4l. - : . otiina.47thei . ...mtply Ainbrace And the 'ono ttilDred 70. l sob olio avail* week an the r• kr whom* hearts the pmatitiditco'~ef .- thanieeling wen iideminat froien — egr. : Cit, t! mitintlekvlt ask world,4oft, dier,kbglimis Irlektrermarin, doehtieed seourekrrawihe!Mt: r . 416**m°al ' di ** 10 9 1 5.W° 1 4 7 0 4 i ripi g r oj e l, /6 1 .440/1 l i a d ri -- .. , -4 i i mr ii-riaZirai , m kIMMEIM ir% .e9arlineinsl i entaticenkiitst,-,.w.ithont stain:of:lmi snetineg arneifisb, paniinkmightAvann qutlteints of AU= ADM -43rigioeilturityon& -PT 41. 4601e4 r;: : 4 4-1040 8 11glertied - hissos jvveta xatcd 41 1 1- I** 4 l.i.Ohlt4molietAlidimareilleg wilt* Heotterl Pet!* .- C49 oo 4agek -, ._Fichki! 'The . -0 1 P. Bei ma1ek..40407 . ,11.1st:stem 1t463r1c - fie had...riertiloite a prirtner *LANs liar metastaile 1 1 1 .. Pektalvi a ni4l.;witszoir come to Pathan' on ARueimi.etrest. comateraisi importers:lt: :itleoVefikeoketliwrittea,tapestedly, hail inagej fildeji 9k44.0 Wick his tether simply, beesnse-the .laneweielligg4geootentitietitgraded positioni ILA ickettiptoatemaitioritile thepasty to mho's those -tellentive# okkiressed,,,thfough some , misuncler fuldimitieelineti receiving them. ; -.• .1 Yogelmast4isepota yam toe"; father. , As. I **-0 it I. honor arid. love you thei more this lant and aohlesunaht: with papacy ; but t . thank,benveal all ,4 Nay but you Amid not got; my hovel except OM ooa acemmt," maid Jellery. "4o • 1110.4:141 man looked at biabandsonnt mei and. again ehook:hint by the hand. wank• bus .forgollen you-4 :inoir,ke woo.V.° • . 'Onetime, haft forption me, fatherri 4C‘ He's living still:—yomrrzamesake, kiend for fifteen keg. -yeerm.and hearty-he is, though storm blind, the pkt, jolly, faithful fellow Veer playmate, too, -iwhert i -- mild rattling, praakaome - bay you gambled' abbut the Londbn Puke Ohl eurely you remember. J'ack—the old Newfoundland dog'!" • - • Goon Coos:ft:C.—Good cooking. does -not consist in producing the highest seasoned dishes,•nor such seta, kept morbid 'appetite,; but' in preparing everyilisit ,however simple of commoalt may be. There are, he - instance; families Who never 'litany good bitted-tram one eentdry to en: other, anti have no idea in abet - it consists. • Nor. are meats cooked any better within their precincts. Those little, simple; and healthy delicacies, Which the good 'housekeeper knows intuitively how . to produce, are never seen here. Even a dish of pq tatomrcannot get themselves well Wiled. A meta ber of the family might as well fall itmong:the IT` ii tentots, as far as any: proper nursing is concerned. These things ought not to be, nor is there any' fiat notions of her obligation to herself and those :about her. HELP oast Astartim---It is the law of providence for the allotment of mankind to be various. The general wisdom of the arrangetnent•w apparent . In the adaptign of all classes and events to each other, and in the ability of the Gospel to give content ment to every condition of life. It is the duty of all to render to each other . the assistance which God may put it into our power to grant. 12 the language of Sir Walter Scott, the race of •mankind would perish did they cease to lid each other.— From the lime that. the mother binds the child's head, till the moment that some kind assistant wipes.the death-damp from the brow of the dying. wo cannot exist without 'mutual help. All there. fore, who need aid, have a right to ask it from their fellow morials; no one who holds 'the poWer of granting can refuse without guilt. AsTroorrr.—A lawyer and , a doctor wens dis cussing the antiquity of their respective pro&esions and each eitectrinthorfty to prove his most ancient. 'thine" said the disciple of Lyctirgus, r corn menced almost with the Worhl's era? Cain - Slew his brother Abel, end thaVwfs i criminal case in common law I "True rejoined Fireirlapins, "but my profession is coveal with the creation itielL— Old mother Eve was made cout,Of . o rib taken from surgical Arhurris body, and that was a rgical operatOn." The lawyer dropped his lag, How To Imasore *nu Hiiiir - IletTeir lose in opportunity of seeing anything•"beautifu4 ' ' Beanty is God's hand writing—a wayiide,•aacrament.— Welcome it in eery fair face—every fair sky— every fair ffincer..and thank Him toy if, the fotin taia• of, jorelirmai, and drink; and drink it in amply- and earneraly;with all your eyes. 'Tis a charmed draught-!-a cop of bleating. . • . Aisrmitomaz,—A gentleman inadibmiii, who t old comim spine litm, to Imam gethho alwife t mid uniViilitteP,*o 1 0 0 4 ' I q l * lertta " 1121 - 44sia, to SmAMil, by, a 1 - . g:tio :ii end him .90 it-young lady -fors wisp. a riliphichortobe Iha sitfactri 14., - and Msbam hair." Ve -814 # 11 0: 1- ',SiifSii.' 4 o:o l,o ; or 4 13 # 1 2. inn* . 04 6 / 1 4 lust, ot wormy goes stmourtiF, - the fin* spies. rion the young woman asks H is, yeseblis th pay the chintsr. That it to say its English, a?Ytoii'able tike *thai:iwi,4l4 would Verna it t *Jun we . of all solution wank,: stink ,thar whew of that qnsaaen f. - Tialfietwactvaior Puss, the seem of whist wu best srlecoserial for centuries!, been untied on by yrs* ever since the Otealion. Ttiey make it la 4* setae way, and 'of des same materials ern‘• !Ployest kith, purposibr expert workmen of the present day. AIC Turoor.--Ao'escliangefOtiO-Allll' 1 9_;10 4 that a Perra_ Wio• Faaliva an latlattot, 11141#tili oloodor,,most be too 'stupid oriosipifiesist tojolaidiattastiott. Wilr,Sxowt—A-prefabsrwboadvistiadrcri. Ay bowerto takeirplecit of Alta aokaskiiiilly • 112 iPlirvice, to keep PI-POlMPfijachig, ir 111:1411 - . ft IFinn'tepperTh i it biatall 4111111SiliaaralliWilt 01 161111 IMP 1 MEI! 13281 z.; ._ ,_ ~; SEM meg ' KEEN - A-41,r Oet.z-AR-4 !mew trirti-ferk iii "ffittfiboro + h\t is iffmtmg, 4minguipa a tatly Mud of heetnateedUklerj_ritaa ,brought in t -TheAuorner far . defedeatit'ketqbe . question • L . , • • 44 - 1 ! ;; W:4 17 V7 . •1 - , :ktic l i tY , A ; !3 0- 1 1 ? St .# l o lli ed 10444. ata salt} .,—t!StOp Wirt/A-A neekto4lit, quo. nu!' , Here a discdasioit of nearly two hones fpok Ave. which fpctr,iir fl y. ht*yeta pitipatett, -*ter which ifiiihrertAadgetrheld a loci, setiogitedu , cited diseasslou l ontheUbject, and finally in ayery format and po*onti i iantter;7atated that it warthe .4,441ti0tt pia malority Ofthe PAM that thequestion ht~ost tS'fanewered. . The Court Room-wasamen,- ecT camera to settoeitton and the most Minton in terest wait maimitesie4at thu stage of the.protwed inv: The qoestiort was, repeated- I t«hardid / I *7 - jai r ). 44. arid 'say a uunlP . Mate Crtiaserca.-2There - is nothing: which addrao much ter the beauty: and - Osier ofil*ing a t good•morad etnedtee. - ft s hit areafili k - itia tido enee hi, life. .It di p aniBesltim -in•everyatatikknni alts him in every condition, and. 'sled* him at• eieffyierind of hi Silairi to bit:desiied- than evert thing else on rain*. It makealenian.freiti s and independent. NirWeiiila tool, no Uronchlhgtvophanfirer bore stictia octet. 'The pthe joys of !null and rOtacniintiss never spring in stieh a Person. , - IT young men but knew hew much a good `character would' digit fy' and exalt them; how glorioiis it would nti4 lheik picispeets even in 'this life; never shonid We red thabfyieliiitt to the gitivelbig, and 'base-batik? purl rii - sea Of hinnati mann.: . Funig . as.-14fothets, cultivate flowers,thit poor diadem. may emulate your good einuripla—Ava koarearart be the sweetest spot to them; ourfirst mother was placed in a gardeb then:net: spEirti priattpplace.for one who was to be the panaaf of him whe was formed alter the image of hislifsker, that her first lesson might be Unfit front-indite:ft most bpautifill leaves of instruntion. We feel troubled and carewont=- -- fbr troubles tirin Vie,. does not ir walk tunongtheltowers cairn andtkiothe us by leading out thoughts to more pleaShig things --to the manifold kindne*ef eur Heavenly Tither in beamifying the earth.wa so many jeweliii • . • . Never Shin . k•from a woken of strong setae. If she been' . kiies attached:to you, it will ba fritmsewt ing and valuing similar iipalitiea in yew You may trust her, for sliAt knows The , value, of your cons. Bence; you' may coligult her, for she is able to Ad vit4; and does sit at oncewith the firinneatif-rea. eon; and the consideration of, affectir.• Bat lova will be lasting, Lir it willl not hare beeili liedli Won ;..it will be strong arid , andir* Ibi . iria* minds are-not eapable - of the folder grilei Of the pluaion. if prefer attaching to yoluselfs Woulaw•olfee. blellitidenstaitiling, it must be either fintiregring to encounter a sopa' r person, or from the . pbor vani ty of preferring th t silmirition Whichupulo.froni j :, iy,rorsuwe, to that which &This :from appreeiation. EMPLOY YOUR Pstg.—This counsel thodglt hue frapiently given than others, is nevertheless Jar from being superfluous. There is a mar:yellow power inr writing down what rim know. It fixes the thoughts; reveals the ignorance ;, methaliorm oar • knowledge; aids our memory ;• and haws • cortimund or language. "Men aelpire know. ledge," says Bish. Jewell, I c l by a freqnimt tteroies ing of their pens than by the reading dl: many books." BtSEVOLENT Rifuta.--Sir William !revenant, the post;'Who had no nose, was going *long the „Mews one day, a beggar woman followed him crying, le AT-Heaven preset,. your eye-sigh;• sir; the :Lord preserve your , eye-sight."' la Why,ittod wo man,g said he, ndo your" , act much for . Myliyes . sight! "Ah ! dear sir," answered the 'Woman % "if Youshoold grow dim-alighted, you htimt ., no place to hang /our tiPee4acie!l 004. • NW Mums to Atom.—A boulactwine - al public dinner. A short cut when you are Atli hold ry. Walking between two umbrellas on it -poor, ing wet day., 4, Just snot* glass befetwltit go." Going into-church without a shilling: Being die tnedrodorwfw quarrel , between man and wifitoi- Ilawing,to a lady from the top an onnidam-- And lastly, takings new hat taarrananirlipaty. - —" Thattel''orir*.eitha linitat the Cileiticiaakand anti of dim is said haiiikiiiiked a ben,ttsing his rail ktritton: BS!. witakiei":=43is 4( . 14 avian: .4 it 'We tioxfaiAil story , we: :~eooideli of that Antiqaito in the *antennas s*St4'Sdills Vie nna! who stole pate' fbi toothpick. Somebody giver the following receipt be - ail. lag lernonado _ • •-"Ciet Lbowl of pore water, Tet *domes : petty I ea kiss in it, and time get-alsold: maid end lout let her look at it, and the lemonade is done did." Ll!ost plaster in Pennsylvania, on eateriri', g his isiMie:annuiglit, a short-limo ago, found borpp the door steps, which somebody: had; felt th_ ,o* Adoll aohOd how. he twoowlied for thisin. okirOo:switiodi th*lho roldlo Won 'rill IP regular all over the counny.° Onions Fort—Ooli pint of Wet, Illigideg to abate, no Caputo of toady tOOlPpinte; tidier *Minoan oronteam ongilitirofith'the toe* otmitiy titowitt4poindi. Irani Aire** be,' coodeosed, ask mopPeois sin A4 l 4t, ~,YAIT 11 , 1 1 Mowed bY.a4 l O.lV.P.ta /We lad Obtain abed corn rot,* 4 0 r. it:itit ow Of dai matitiiiii , alwaysliotit its Atioyvilooolitr,* -Si lb' post tsmatiold Woe* iiiorioO4l4l- IMP tad* of Income MEM =MI El a ~7 r= t 1. MEM
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