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DAC lIM te.
s at by the embers in dreamy relleettoo—
In silence, in darkness, stone.
When the mind imperceptibly yieldsio . deception,
And mingles the teal widt IPsnerst coneerion
Of images strange and
When. the send of a step or a tone' •
b lilard si elm bet is quickly enfolded
In lhoosbn which the Wit* *MI dknilyT tiosaled,
Until they are pate of kte eiht:
I sat by the emben and heard tie clock measure.
The moments that pass away ever.
That stead come with their although% treasure.
Th e ir tic k' ever sounding in pain or in pleasure;
That ctrarte, s. its paces sever f
I heard. and t eadd no{ dissever,
The moments from eherdis °fait, in my vision.
That chanted, While 'seeking the eld
" IVe come not agaistnoreier."
Iliad one slier one in saddeatiou eittaded, ,
The little winged visitants came.
Flitted gaily along to the earth, and descended
Oa all of Golfs creatures, and ever attended
The noble and peasant the lamer
And each bad a another and name,
Xtvi each bad its tribute to mortalmaaa banging,
And each. as it.hurried away . , was singling;
"' We nesa retorts item."
sighed, for althoilgt the - bright line Was unbroken
As far as the eye enuld discern,
And Hope saw them coming with wishes unspoken,
And laden with many a pleasant token •
To lighten the mandate stern.
I knew they were bringing an urn !
And each airy cherub that smilingly passed,
Made smaller the number. came nearer , the last
And I knew they would new Wins.
Poor Ran. February 4th, 1859.
A MERE ACT OF HUMANITY:"
DT plum% GRIMITTOOD.
Illeshb ID Ore en Wilms f&ory is ts eve.
The creenting boos dm mates it lift is live."
incaatit.
Start not ; my tostillioft feldtr, when I announce I
that dr! young gentleman, in ribose !Atm and for
t oult4enliiii• your friendly sympathies, as
the hero of thit skeseh, is, or rather area a wiediixd
utidev.. NowVI am very well aware that medical
at ...ciente are proverbially hard vases"—wild,
icree:n:,., careless, skeptitally inclined young gen
nemen, whose handkerehie4 Smell of ether, and
whams gloves are strongly suggestive of rhubarb;
whore talk runs large, with boll jests on grave sub
t, 147 anatomical allusions, and starttmg Wnts at
"met ing •
Moir berrat.te end avrfo%
Vilfeli e'en to muse wed be eatiaiii"
id whose very fattier has a sort of bony rule
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Rat or friend, Vit iU AAbley, fortunately beim?"
td the Bob Sawyer and Ben Allen clue ot Es-
ctlntean d , :stiptft. !le i* a man of refinement,
etleciiicrri and principle--pleasing ad
&no, fine person and good family. ltepabliesm
K 13m. I cannot inn thin meet, of good blood--
7re and honorable blood, t ruitth. fie had no
tttrado, no pretension, no reckleseness, no PCepti
cam abot . tt him. He chose his profession at the
from n' i Tell natural leaning that way. and par
ted it with troe enthusiasrh and untiring constan
and this partiality and devotion have been re-;
warded with the happiest semen. Dr. Ashley is
roe regarded by his many patients, with a remark
aNie confidence and affection. To them there
ieenis a healing ist.thrtt yttry creak of his shoes on
the stairs," his chile/l :*OU tens up the sick
room like nankin; iffitlfentle words and syropa-:
thetic tones are as balm and " freshening' oil" to
• beans and minds, wounded and distempered with
the body, and his bright btak,ll, i god playful wit are
a positive tonic to the weak and nesse:rem and bearfal.
But r am antwipating; my story has, perhaps, most
to do with the student age of Ashley.
When William was quite soak-an titers itch"
veieed, he became much attached to a pretty cow
Pal of his own—a gentle, dark-eyed Southern girl
rho made her home for soate yews with his woo
fast and sister, is the quiet New England eity of
ll—, when sire was unending school.
3wrie Anther writ, izt Wok a lovely creature—
vri a dealt full of aligned and kindly &emote--
'a a Sat endearing manner, bet with very little
et* ofehicaeter, or stability of parrot. She
'lde r ly loved her No:them relatives, and parted
them. - stleast from her cousin William in par
'xtar, with arty tmosand pmeimaisess
Vet- She was net positively betrothed to this
toretz....4„,th a meastOr trould'haes been opposed
'Sec friends, on account cribs extreme yeah
Se pules—Mn she knew-well bis love and his
11 ' 4 / ape --:hat be looked epee bar as bin &tare
I ' l * rail be was well eittateat with the 'eider
us*.
As mane of comfy gad blon"a ll k alelli.4l I
IrCiam Ashley aonsepended with bistatsbt.
fre. !le keels on boat Bidet sere horn% k e g
zDaMential ; but abeam Oat yewof ableseetr
lox of Urn Janie clamed ipedaally it their
*J beetese tell andbarrel:lL!' lot
' 4 4ar.. who was faithful Ind terieviszinaap*
"'mod bad exams for thiN and. eantinand. to
1 '. 12 e wit of his awn afeetianate aed elianitieee
Bot el length its Janis ceased to eerie
"ober. Two maths went tryrand then poor
is much distressful Annie% illogelo her ,
e . 4 uliag_to be told the eanasof her atrallate la .
21 te- There came a reply at bat---a one! - re"
m the dear , familiar band, but binning for
' mare, t strame
4 i;Lt azanied to a weabiry Tiagniaelgd er
A* hoax-4,m at his heart by a bekteed band
- -ias aside s anailulatian iilliatsbnreat int Pees by
k" whose sweet some and canteethey' bad.baus,
irostrated the pen at slosh sired 'asi
-7 ' Re 1 .115 proud, eanistive, tied fireistralm;
411 0e_ heart and was at. &Ajar
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find his Cheek pahi.. ism* atm .! uP -St ti dy ; ;
said his mother. "He emiltpie a. insnmali n airid
his attar; speaking Goo word for him' sod tiro-Ihr
'ltetself: This lilt preposition,
preased,_ l ira finally arneded, to- and the "room
gentleman se t faith, dispirited and ill, ander tits
care kg. protection," she called it,) of hie eireriting
sister, Blisn. They went 'directly' Weitefor airiest
to the Falb; the Ter/ journey which Iyia l os
*orals looked forward to as his kaidatriarw.`• Notr
' it seemed bat to &Pali and high l‘ c iiicfe}
to was modems, moody and abstraote‘rthavery
went trattellngeempanicte possible Whales. Mimi
found it erneedingfy to dived him from
his melancholy thoughts and tender nrionectimis,„
pleasant and mottridul to the sod." The fine
imam' along their tante, constantly reminded bim
of the double pleasure he had anticipeted In first
rierving it with his beautiful bride.
At Buffalo, our travellers took the of ernoon boat
for Chippewa. It was a bright led breezy day,
fiord, its frity-.arester, earth and sky were ht up
gloriiirnaly by the declining sun, as they swept
dawn that broad, immortal river. A. the brother
and sister stied on deck, silently drinking in the
rare beat tly of the Wene and beer, they noticed a
eery near them, distkurirished amid sill the crowd,
by a certain elegance of dress mod inariner, with a
bearing of perhaps unconseious superiority. This
was a family parts, slid consisted of an elderly
gentleman, Mr. Harley, a week banker, and an
honorable citizen of New York—his wife, a sweet
motherly looking woman=and their daughter,
Juliet, a fair and delicate git Let eighteen, and their
only son, Master Fred, a lad of nine or tea
, Ashley was a thorough republican—proud and
poor; :and being now more than usually inclined
to coldness and reserve, instinctively shrunk from
all contact with this party, in whom he at once re
cognized the air patrician and exclusive. Bat to-
wards evening, Mr. Harley made some courteous
advances, and finally succeeded in getting up quite
a free and animated conversation with his young
fellow traveler, with whose well-bred air and
thonghtfal countenance he bad been attracted and
impressed. They discoursed on the magnificent
scenery around them, then on the battles' and
sieges, bold generalship and grand fighting which
had made classic ground of the wild Niagara fron
tier; and Ashley, who was an admirable talker,
soon became earnest and eten eloquent, in spite of
himself, AU et once, in . , Woking, op, he in* the
, beautiful blue eyes of Miss Juliet fixed upon him '
with erident interest and admiration. The young I
' lady dropped her gaze, instantly, while a deep !
blush sawed her bright, ingenuous face. An in-
voluntary thrill of pietist:lre- agitated the heart of
itildey, end his cold eye kindled with a new the;
but as thought teturned-;- - the thought of all the
fickleness and coquetry, and headlessness of wo
-1 man. his brow cleated, he bit his lip, and with a
'friar hasty words, lomat abruptly, and drawing his
sister's arm within his own, walked to the side of
the vsel, and there stood . silently and moodily,
gazing down into the darkening waters and oft into
the .deepening twilight
Owing to frnne detention, the boat, was later titan
'usual, so that it was quite dark when they landed
at Chippewa. On leaving the boat, Mr. Ashley
and his sister found themselvei directly behind the
putt el& whom they had beet cal i verring. Mr.
Harley looked mond and seeing them, began mak
ing some inquiries respecting the hotel of which
they had mode ebolce, witeti Master Fred, who,
m hii boyish independence, was walking ahme,
suddenly stumbled and fell—fell from the board
plank, over which they were passing, intothe river
below. There were wreamt, Intl roshingt to and
,fro, but no rescue was. attempted, until Ashley,
breaking from the clinker bold el his sister, leaped
bohlly into the deep, dark water. Fora few toe-
Merits, which seemed an age to the spiv-ten" be
watched in vain *oug the narrow space between
the vessel and the wharf, bat finally he espied the
lad's bead appealin g from ender the tom, eau*,
and drew %e ' (be. already insensible child, and,
Wendy exhausted, Nitimittl4'swaetbart to the plank
with his precious burden. They were drawn on
bawd together, with joyful shouts and curies
thanksgiving. -
As Ashley stood in the gangway, staggering and
half blind, the crowd cheering and prairies around
him, hie sister Bung her aims ahem her neck, and
hung vPos him, thing and re . PMX bremimd
ly. Dm the poor fellow was fait end &Med, and
attare to release himself ante her passionate ie.'
brew But just as he wood has, be ink is head
clasped, but gently, timidly, and Wring *Mod,
saw Miss Bailey at his elds.. She Use, Wdetied
that cold, wet hand to her wane, galleries lipae
and timed agestefally, while her etaue r her ins.
pressibis isms, fen vim it, as sbe menouted—
" God blots you? Gild in Mari - is*".jour , and '
this berried my to elated upon bar bambini who
had tern tamed Wolk littecihe cabal. -- 'The lid
icon recovered stifildettgy to be' toloin rho
party, who Icatha tack their w.to
.That night, aim get44 l 4:lrbie be had. soma in .
a private parlor, Ile. Halley meshy the Toms of
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Ashley—his head *wallowing with'. gnektolf• o.
ward the yontitern, eta his daisies imej with
plans of pentium seetimpense.. Al the dear be
meta servant bearing away a wet havelkiewMas'
whirls sight quickeeed eves mere his *Erni *ad
kindly feelings, 'He entered to 'find Mr. Ashley
wrapped in a dresehigiciwn, skiing lay,atable„ his
bead boat down'ea his heeds,. placed Warned,
almost anssated, and a cup etas half drinok,pietle ,
ed biek 'boss twine lug. Me was bolded eyes ,
paler and owe spirals than wwwL. ,ear'
bleed was campleedo asisimited bribe
inset sod owners of the fewselog,ted eceemptio
ty deepened late assefuntas and - rimet*,; fl
wee, known,: xisunload, and beetitig
poll*, bill'_ 4him.M he essied.-
ley case beward, teak his load, andidelrele it
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topics: = 3 Bet Wm* Oa* mend-to the sebjset
Dearest hi! hessi-r . ,_ defile/mg *id id hugs on Mr
eitsrodjoi midgcatitede, not seeriimitci heed*
inewitive auditor ; sad- IOW!!
closed With, • - • 4
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fr.sijiado4Paigiraild 7 00 tut PCP, if*firt
ass heroism.. Tell am, soy' deer young hismd f ea*
Ilecis, yes in silt irayr • • 1
To Aidileyisjialosi * there was a toes otpl.
Waage—so imehing galled the Isinksola Isom
in show words, at which he - involentardy drew
himseNap, sad curled his short upper and
whee Mr. am* earnestly repeated his goof*,
thus!
" is there so way in 'which .I can wars pouf"
tisreplial with a sort of renchsant baggers,
" Yes; by etrier mentioning this little eireein
stance again. I Loot del for your son what 'I would
do for any fellow creature. It sae a mere est 41'1
lanisasity, I mem yes" • •
Mr. *sky, unite taken aback, chilled, and
*laud deeply bun, Weil At We, and with i state•
ly bow and a cold "good night," parted horn the
leaner of his child, the 'bum hero with whom, -
Mrs internee bekwe; he would have abided his
fortune. Toted and *Mains*, Ashley flung him
self upon ba bed, antialept soundly till low in the
morning; then rose with a headache, medals light
breakfast, and hurried down tti Table Rock with
his sister, who had been' up since daybreak, im
patiently awaiting his appearance.
Ashley was long lost in that first -contemplation
of the grand scene before him ; his soul seemed
boon to a new life—a- new world of beauty, and
power, andidreed, and overwhelming sublimity.
The day was woodrously beautiful. and floods
of sunlight were mingled with the Waters, and
pouring over that stopendise precipice; into the
darkest depths fell the fearless, glad sunbeams,
scionifing, like golden plummets, those terrible
abysses. These bong the rainbow, and Ellen, as
she gazid, remarked a wild bird, who• seemed
sporting in the Imlay, pass aweigh the illonsinated
arch, an become glorified in its midst : and it
seemed to her like en innocent eonfiding spirit,
coming neer to the might and grandeur of Deity,
through the beautiful gateway of love.
Ashley was at length roassiLkina his to me of
high-wrought rapture; by feeling a small, timid
hand laid on his arm, and' aimed to see Master
Fred standing at his side, with a faint glow on his
cheek, and-an affectionate pleasure shining in his
sunken eye. The lad, today something of au in
valid, *as accompanied and half-supported by a
servant. Ashley feh an instinctive attraetkin to
, wards this child, who ills a fine intelligent boy,
by the way, and talked with him more kindly and
familiarly than he had ever felt disposed to coo
verse with the elder Harley.
In leaving the: rock the Ashley! overtook Mr.
tier* with his wife and darOter. Joliet blushed
painfully, as her eye met that of William, but be
bowed and smiled, as she bade the brother and sis
ter "Good mowing ". Mr. Barley merely lifted
his bat, but iifrc barley, who had been so absorb ,
ed the evening previous by her_ intenseanxiety for
I bet son, as almost to forget his brave rescuer, now,
dropping the arm of her husband, and grasping the
hand of the young student, pooled the whole store
of boundless gratitude, of her deep immeasurable
joy, iota his not willing car. Rat after all, the Wes
, sing of that mother sunk into his bears-.a good
heart, though somewhat wayward, and sadly out of
harmony with life just now.
short time after this, Ashley again "saw Miss
Harley. They met in a fearful place, behind the
sheet, on Termination Rock—the secret, dread
abate, the dim, awful sanctuary of sublimity.
Even then,. 41abley, exalted by poetry, solemniz
ed by grandma as be was; could not but remark
' the wimple of beinty which made the young lady
look lovely as ever in the rude, grotesque costume,
.the clumsy water-proof dean prmrided for hie ad
eenteroes expetritiost. -Ile next noticed the fear
lese, yet assestack enthusiasm, the high rapt ex-
Prission of her face, as, sheltering her eyes-from
the storm of spray with beefair s hend.see peed up.'
ward, to where the bilge caimans' of water, dark
green, said snowy Shins, leaped over the shelving
pecipiee, and plopped sibs theadessee met rate
die Meek abr. at bet • •
,b AK *oh's WWI of that . fair
tare, ea:slietksaegpsereds yes*, se deliesisty ,
yet so bratrewlest to herself, almostle.litle, int a
itreep 4 ttaneedawaikd adoinadon. tieaken*ftla
oilier *aw l ** el* ; 10, .slier 46 * •
they- paned-she and:ll'Lea peasiate emerges- the
laseeie' iids !awns mans of the lerko , li . i
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AidditY wis,almoS in spite of hies'eal‘MOßiligli.
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ptevedie break and * ri te by vale" I,' and eft
ictortitesemotbditir a - son of ftged
dereotilek.i6Ot 'ebb old sits. Tot
4•••tims, a. kirsuriy, ibe view' of a itir. being-i
I soid& efts* d datetbandilikeet lboolllf-1
world Essen:es his histettieloons,*aliniatt imil
;pably present 'lshii wadi( ikiisesil bird
tsr-sessod die . " lamely yeeng.lemierthe "taker
nd of his early yaws yes n,fairer; *Pau
yitm s And; xddly.eim34, jet i a beiitiq item of lel
loar eil cloth, with anew& bond, -erbiela-brilt4ol-
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Ant "ails. Bet wits always at. ; hit hover
emP loyed his leisure entenithikr,orwaoll4, or drk
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ria*aPalirodi for a)* patients ~rllom fie Tolled
"a** th e 6111"DHAl file r - golden filluM
altinilla le «shier
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firthi * his*Neel (,` Lay Past, Mid itsyy,nr: rr fin flte i ,nli.
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ones night heaol 'the iweetest sityling that )14
ever that his ear. It was a elem., fresh," eon
tralto voice, artistic hi execution, yet sweet, end
full ofAvling. .
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. Ashley, a fi ne singer 'himself,. was ineroaately
fond of music"; lad he lingered lonybeflre
house, walking up and down beneath the flitik
shadows of the gland old elms. ,
was Thi s bur die **Wolf of pieopirs; Rigid Pr
ter night; for Kiss weeks, found the'young
clan in the sathe spot, wheel be with almost always
so happy as in hear that rare, deliCious singing,
thrilling Ind quivering through the still and dewy
air. It *as generally accompanied by the piano ;
but sometimes be would see a gay group 4d thepi
aims, and among them a slight figure in white,
looking very fair and delicate in the moonlight ;
then there would come the tinkling ofa guitar, and
soieet love-lays of Italy, or wild ballads of Spain,
And"thcis it went on, till Ashley, the invisible
listener, had become altogether enchanted, spell
bound, is ilia a voice, till fast and far in the
dim distance, faded away that late familiar vision
in yellow of-cloth and falling hood, and lair,
lino countenance. He now spent as many hours
over bis books as ever, but his thoughts, &lasi.
vrere tar enough from the page ; for, to tell the
truth, and expose his boyish folly, he was rh:'
ly dreaming out the tam and features of the dear
unknown--of hoc with the voice. Unlikslis toy.
mer self, he now looked searchingly ,at the fair
pousertaders erbobli be met on the street,and there
saw pretty, young ladies enough, but no one- in
whom be recognized his idea of the sweet singer.
At length" the hoer of good fortune came alike to
the physieie' sad to the lover.
Jost at sunset, en a pleasant evening a young
horseman came dashing up to Dr. Ashley's office,
to summon him to a lady who bed disbars eel her
ankle in %Inning from her horse. One hem's
heart beat quick as the messenger directed bhn to
the time of Mr. N. Tim deface was shown intoa
small parlor, where on a lounge, clad in -a white
wrapper, reclined his first patient A wealth of
rich, golden hair, somewhat dishevelled, first at
mirth', Ashley's eye ; there was itftething strange-
IF familiar in those bright curls, and be was not ta
ken altogether by surprise when Mrs. N— pre
, seated him to her niece "Km Ihrley!'
The lady was lying with her bands over her
thee, to conceal the tears drawn forth by her score
suffering ; but at the mention of the themes =me,
she rumored them, and looked up eagerly, smiling
in the midst of her pain, with' pleasure and snr-
Pri'o.
IORD COUNIi v IA., BY B. O'lEl4O 604i881C11.1
BM Mill was no time for more than a gin* re c.
ognhiorz, and the nest moment saw the doctor ben
ding professionally over the throbbing and swains
foot of the sufferer.
The setting of the dislocated joint caused Ibis
young girl esenicirnief pain ; ban she bore herself
through eh with heroic patience--the silent resig
nation of a true woman. -
Yet when all was over—the ankle bound up,
and a composirg drawl* administered, as the doc
tor took leave of his interesning prim, he saw that
her cheek one deathly pale ; and that her lips quiv.
ered convulsively.
From that- time, for some weeks, day after Jay,
the yogg physician might have been seen (by
Mrs. N—) kneeling by the side of Ities Juliet's
couch-Aentling over that poor fret, bathing and
dressing it, watching with intense intesea the sorb.
doing of theawelling, and the disimearance of the
discoloration, till it bream* at at last white and
delicate, eke its mate and former felker-traveller.
It is strange how, through all this time, the fate
music-mad gentleman existed without listening to
the beloved whey for now through the windows of
the parlor, through the vies and ones of that pi
am, so sweet stinging floated oat into dm MOOD
light
1 told Too. dear reader, that Dr. Ashley aced to
kneel re bl'ot's aids to drams her wilds; too wiles
that wasboosr.-arety mach bstior.slaoth won, in.
dired,and ehrlinailkso bars sad slipper -it hap
pened that onerrodrenrpriessistre resh his flair pa.
-tied at thir deem, twilight hoer, the &ear sad
thsaly band hisosolf,,lrytho force of habit, I sop.
pore, in hisidd position. This tine Miss Mire
bon over bistrisil bee hoed lay at his abosithen--
tdl Writhe bright ads onothild his foishood, 111
'boy m ilbsdiar willrids own dark locks.. Ms
seed bat a wool errtiro,:sad dit. yearn prartitinner
alasaral ) imPallreir saliaffailTi sod toot a
prouder prothiashy, *beside of his behind pr=ism
.Hiss= was soonliboothoraliobt orsist-.40 asp
pen bat, probably, aslor-nonst isfropolition bad
her loth weak ; bee bond ens in bison"; ands:
be bidditthertilmr inentally obrorroth—u Quito the
quirkestpokerl bias eine
..allot gully eathedinerself well,-batons did ad
seesperfectly so t while ups'-with bet-
Waives* 111...-1.84 hie, bet pitysittiart- adled
more aedmorolniquently, oar dal it appear that
her poorAnklo seer• cpsithisgained aster:oo ; fit
,when ohs took, hernorsolog snobs rrith.Dr.Ashisy,
they oreneolneroodio arms' t- shrsausionlye sod
see anthener to ions beardy at liners of bet
It is void* there ill ilea ;sir; ibiaikthith,
160 4h aalr 1011 0* a law*
• volisio — or '4ildsf*trirtiogroiii: a
two*
detrailieliskaatehrilith
=MI
EMS
san r was assald.in idseasidaaed ansehair is
elegant 'dawn um his princely mansion is .iNfaver
tt Eitaadia **city of Gotham- ,Ids.ansik. lookiag:
as cal* and comixadde as essal-asalwattplesasd
sahibs middiaudciis:waya in genes* nriiLls
waysiowards tiassalt inplutiridar; and even.inace
Von astaltrbany andgaitud
Holey was tout alone at this wooing. Theta
was that awd Aare present a young man, _ withal
tall, quite lutudeonte,soodratilyvyet elegantly drew
mad—(olw hiwid = thltdOCllNvlcr let yogi into the ser
exec data-reader)—.-wbo, - with a very red_feee, and
itis wanner bailgeatui halt Stanfill, and was. just
maim. a worthdautof the dd geollentalling
idua aziovitetamot leis dwells Amt. The good'
non seemed greedy interested in ILia Weary, bad
ly toast it was; and at its i ekes he rove, quite
,hastily for one of bittelderiniatia larlisniaall, sad'
going up to ItisVisitert waiving his hand kindly
owitiiehoolder aaitb: ,
" With all my heart--widt all my•bean't twill
give yen my Juliet, and place het ketone fin your
hands,—ior I boarrrand Oka you pans
Ashley, gait' overcome, could-ouly stammeront,
Oh r illr. Batley, my dew air; how can I ewer
repay you for,driageodnere—P.his great kindness!?
44 By wevw mestionie* alit tithe ciramlitante
wrist' replied Kr. Barley, with a roguish twink
le of the eye. of raw t my de dear boy, what Cad
amdithat you were in, and thisis "a Wag actor
wtrmaxrrY, I mama Don !"
Give. it is the better part.
Give to him," the poor in bean."
Give of lore in large degree.
Giro of hive and sympathy:
Cheer to them who sigh forlorn.
Light to him whose lamp is gone.
Give the pay haired wanderer room.
Lead bins gently to the tomb;
Let him not in friendless
Float sdown Ore tide cif time
hear the mother's lonely call.
She; the dearest one of all.
The 'Peaches.
A TRANSLATION ON A COOI3II, TARIM TOR CIIII.DIIIOI.
A htzstumdettau brought home five peaches, the
finest that were ever seen. Its children eaw the
fruit for the Gist time. On that account they were
amazed, and rejoiced shell they saw the bearni:
ful apples with rosy cheeks and soft down. The
father divided them among his four children, and
also gave one to the mother. -
In the evening when the eh:Jaren were retiring
to their chamber, the hither said, "well, how dal
those fine apples taster.
" Delicious, lovely, father," said the elder. .r.les
a hue fruit, somewhat acid, and yet of so mad a
flavor. I have carefully preserved my stone, and
intend to gum a tree from it."
Welt thine," said the father ; a that f call pru
dently providing for the future, as it becomes a
husbandman."
Ma
I GIVE:.
•
If the poor maw pass tby door.
Give him of thy bounteous store.
Girt him food and give him gold;
Give him shelter from the told ;
Aid him his long bre to live;
Poe 'tis angel like to give:
Though• worldly riches shoo has, not.
Give to him of poorer lot;
Think thee of the widow's mitr—
hi the holy Master's sight t
it was more. a thousand fold.
Than the rich man's hoard of geld.
.
And the lost abandoned ones i
In thy pathway do not shun;
Of thy kindness she bath need. •.1
Bind with balm the bruised reed; I
Give. and gifts above all price I
Oka be thine in Paradise: i
"I ate mine Immediately," said the yonvel, st,
and threw away the wine ; mother also gave me
half of hem. "Oh ! it tamed so sweet and melted
in my month,"
" Well," said the father, "you here not acted
eery prudently, but quite naturally, aNd in a child
ish manner. There is mill room la fife for you to
become prudent."
Thes berm - the second son, " I picked up s t ud
I opened the atone which my little brother d reW
away. Them was in it a kernel which tasted like
it ant ; but I sold my peach and obtained as meth
money for it as will purchase twelve When I go to
the airy."
The Whet nodded his bead, and said, "Thai is
•eil shrewd, bat it is not becornine a cluld„ leail
it is not nantraL Heaven preserve roe from be
coming a merchant. And yen, Edmund r said
the 6ather.
.Frankly amid sincerely lutrerered Edinund, es
gave my prank to the son Of our neighbor, The
sick George, vies had die fever. Re was not
willing to, take it bu;placed it upon his bed lan
came away?
" ;Vow; raid the &ohm, " who has erode the
best riee of frb peach rl
Theo the three etai
d brother Ednosnd bad.:
bat irdoralid wackiest, asittl their mother bated
the tears from big era—Southere
Loire GentatienT.—'clkob, irbere is *eaten of
attatrialooyi'
tt isUne ells, 'United Swim It 'lli boanden
by lonxissund kiss on erne side s and mats 1
and babies on die
,Oet. chief products ate
poptaktion, btocatt;tieks and staying oat oi nights
it was discerned by Adam and Eie while.ttying
so Enid a northwest passage out of rwatran. • The
amte is satnyi 01 you pass the ttopies of
home testing, when , squally weatbei comma*
sets m with sufficient power it:keep all bands as
cod as eaconnbets. TOS - 48 psiacipal fold
-14;4 cmioit forest pair o
Yoe .4" -101001
. .
a Ass you Dot dinned at ' a r s liconneli 4 lint
-Li% °I-Tr -**-P: ilaallifl,k 10* *11:
-L,SI I , 1
-1 11 1 Pin. *4 l l .., 11 T - 0!Ir'llOr
yeri :di avtgis- t ip . ,guw. ! ,:*,,ar,4eai•.
not be-mods wiemel" was taiepli: - 1- * *4- I
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*l ng,se 11 174 0 0• 4 ° /11,9,/.141*
- [The following lever, isl from Mr. Z. W froane,
kogiveq,of Troy, in Win County
ariaititn en.
bona
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...
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% pm Hcofitcri—tinaitmOth ad Y r * lestratlOJ.,4l,l
she rehiterd eofteetilineltate'le yotretery th ietle's
ritie`esit*ispid inteetetthig ammet er,toothli*,,mil
dernewsteatithismitleto moridthaelly 04 it Id*
lablefSpoiter f iifirienliitte:'eif4Mikeljoietiblitif
bylifejeg you ostalieu of a
utto hero( fithikini._
_ .7
one counicatitleitc as told - Me * rft..0.19
persons. In the first *MI wilhall yeti what kW
i..told-nte4....wele is_a_Peetcm itelLknown_to
many of the citizen* of yper pleeetbis word will '
not be questioned. Hesaya he was selected as one
of the Committee, by the adze* who assist Co.
tintbian. Hall, because of his known. akeptiiiisevia
regard to a supernatural ammeter, and be enter
upon the investigation whist full belief that it was
all a - humbug, and that therstemminee eresol see
ceed in exposing it.. When it came ni& r he said
to went to the Hall with great-iwieetenee, for the
reason that investigations- of -the ,Comminge had
only succeeded in going -- eo confirm the clairris et
Violet who-denied 'the sopping being irrodieeebv
in agency. That evening after the meetioi
mined, be,
with others of the Committee, on
ce ponied 'the Mines Foa to . the house of Mr.
Post,
~a "Friend., and A beaver in spiritual commu
nications. There the party. seated themselves
amend a table r and commenced asking questions
in the wool manner.. Suddenly he said the table
moved a tough of the way round, and be, Sapp:m
itt it done by the girls, immedietely requested
every one to leave the table. They all did se,-nod
while no onr stood within Fix feet of it. at Ids re
quest the table was moved around as if by inept
hands. He said it rapped for him to ask remitter,
'which at first he declined doing, bet it insulted, and
he finally consented. The thought struck him that
he coaki perhaps catch them by s trick. So he
thought of the name of a young lady who formerly
lived with him, but who bad been dead forlevend
years. He asked if the spirit would rap on Ibis
leitehine, the.point of his pencil upon the raises-he
was then thinking of, providing he would write
down ten names, and that among the ten. It re
plied it would. He wrote down ten names, but
omitted to write the name of the Term lady be was
thinking of. He elinmencetf_ ind went through
the process of pointing to each one of the tee names,
and with the confident expectation of its rapping at
least at the math, but no
,rap came. , ! All appeared
asicmished, bat he could get no regimen either of
the ten. He then added two mo, end one was
the name of the young lady, and * .quick as be
touched it_there came a rap. He then. asked it
(mentally, I think.) to spell out the name he
thought of; and itspelled out the name of the young
MIME
64 „... •
Other questions were asked, and all satisfactos
rile answered. It told him his own age, his wife's,
and that of every child iu his family correct to a
day. a thing be could not do himselc and did not
know its convenient until be had,returned home
anti made inquiry. He says n also promised m rap
at his house Hid it did so. Upon this pointhe said
he was positive. I will now leave Mr ----, and
take up the case of Mr. Jarvis, a Methodist clera . -
man residing in this place. A few evenings sinee, •
Mc J. and his :rife retired early. and while in bed
had a conversation upon the subject of slavery,
Mr. J. remarked he was sorry that Sir. J. Q Adams
was not livint4 as he thought his influence in Con
gress would be -retry bene fi cial at this critical Mo
ment, and added he had no doubt his spirit was •
there, taking a deep interest in the question, and
influencing the minds of members. At that mo
ment there came a rapping upon the bed clothing
threedy over his 'breast He toked Ins wife if silo
heard it and she replied she did not, but the tap
ping came again and strut and the bean d it dis
tinctly. They then as ked e if it was the spirit of
Jobe Q. Adams, and the reply Was that it was not.
He their felt it take hold of Iris arm underneath• the
clothing,- and repeatedly premed gently upon it, as
between the thumb and fingers. : That evening be
was invited to Sqire Draper's : where the Misses
Fos were fo spend the evening. He went there,
and while there the lady of the Rev. Dr. Lockett
tidied with her son-in-law. She had expressed
her decided disbelief in the matter,
..yet had a curi
osity to hear the .lt.finyateriocat rapping." Matteis
being arranged, thb spirits were called for t , and
among other things there came a spirit and told
Mit Jervis to. " tell mether that tbecommmiiestions
You and she had this morning were hem Nancy."
Mr. J. had lost a damliter of Misname a few years
since. So much for Mr. Jarvis' revelations. While
I was at your place. the glib came to the Waver
ly, and succeeded in making a strong impression
on the minds of some with Whom I have ettivers
et:lolmi there was no trick in the matter. - A Mr.
Sammerfield came with Judge Hatter-11 from Troy,
and' held entnmanirations With the spirits in a
silent way, by takingthe alphabet and painting to
tenets, anti in that way spelling out whatever the
spirit wished to communicate. lam told be asked .
his questions mentally, and it told hinthehad been
' to sea, hail come near losing his life, aid in the•ef.-
fort to save • himself and child log has:exp over-
I board. He said it was a militate relatir of what
' bad 111:11A117 taken place. He and Judge Haman
lead at,o some remarkable physical demonstrations
of arch.tracter to them entirely astoandir4, and un
der chew:natures. I am told, where it wetland no
suspicion of manias or trick. I will endeavor So
via moreiit*,ht into this matter, and if it prove
to my mind thie Mality of its bding spiritual COM
mrpicatiowt, none will feel more hippy in the
troth . than I. or mare ready anti fire to acknowl
ed,,,ner it. Yaws truly, E. W. iluzato.
d
A Nimmons Ascssrac.—Fowler, the ?brand=
(gilt, in his ir orb entitled Hereditary Descenti
Ores to every man a Gammon ancestry. fie
says:--
Every holm:theirs; on the fare of the lobe is
compelled, from a demand in 'name, tihave tiro
[Went; 'ger 17analial!ntst
pumas. Nista= mono= of the 'fourth gemsration
back thirty-two of the WI, tiro itrandred and fifty
hi of the ekluh, thirty-tire thousand arm han
dfed and si.try-eigli. of the fifteenth, almost e
million oat fitty thOriguthlt of one tvrentietli,,nod
tendy one tborrand seventy-three nipro of the
of the thirtirls generation.. Ihe wholettirgt?f
every ooe's ancftgors for filly:genersiaxtsalirrtn
to orrathoosand three hoodval and
liPas, seven hundred and betYlaus thatiro nme
.hrnated and fourteen mations, twaltrenared slid
koncert thousand mad kdy.six,
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