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Niir - ../. ji' ii 'i.iliS : " . .'&'" ll "'' ' 'tied too far • and ladies declared that it .wa.4 old
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h. * lret.l l ,ll4 g' eitiiig,:ta, !;9.;'C4ni , :rl4l.
'-' Dr li firs . •'rimMl; l3l o3E . lt sitYlle: '. ' J . atilltinittilie ever ready:Sine cuP,WaW'gliding
'The, ei , h)ei;43,i,t2i,..'liin l jki..iiii. e .mc;',4i,' 'back into Many a cirblik - "risif.thi aribePsecirna
Were strehMing thrinigh,:tha 'i . , iiiti . ' i,r,i, , ,Pg.pght-tho, c_ontmunity, WAstVNlVicted that it
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quiet apartment, - wkere. everything irpa din pie- f•Sytts 4, foend , on j usti Y,Alelie4 , ".- ': ' "v. ..."-` l. l
tore cif orderly repose.::
_Gent lyand 9 . i4s6fpssly ;ii,,There:iB tie . Point YL:tho histerY- Pf..lefergi ,
it grlides,'gilding the,,gToSsy . oltt iltiurslvolish. Anther in.commtinities,er,inaividnal so 4sukor r:
ea by.years o feare.fluttermg:vVithfliegering (luecls 1 1 14%49re-danger seems gleamePtirerY.ll.illit
on thehookcases; y.9 fire d an P . I . . - -1
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. li ' tii` . l' • ' • - cl "'t As long'as a.m.= thinks his ' health failing, he
sae China"va.ses, on An - mantek and .ee,n",ea-. jP4t.elr,l, hoidjpts, And wkll...undergo ;the,- alas -
quetting With sparkles ef..fanelftd_ galety.Over h'efoic'iself denial,; but, leirltimance set:himself
the, face of the-perpendicular som b re old clock ~ 10, We!fto,cliicd,, ind,how ; readily, does', lie,fall
which' t hengh• at ti int 43 apkarposoe c i a ,*. back to . onO•oort uidutgeot habit atter !Mother,
to the verge of a"intile; stilt =thin n ed:hal:l6-- a ll tend ing .4 0 ,ruill everything illa,t , be.ha".4 o !le
itnb!e tick its for a sentyry: before- - ; ";'',"" ,'""' r • .lier9Te.i,,it'd •, '3 . - ' 4 .:.:,, r ;.,- , ,%-,', :. :' - ',,
On the heartk nighty ",euitafifetelted Seteat, : - . So M communi t ies ; , i ,- let,:.Mte.. lll PeraPP9 :rage
' lazy, Maltese cat evidently_enjoving the golden -Min young, men go" toi.rnhl 1 1.r..ttezens andtho
beanithet fell• upon liiii.; , selier"iiiiesMid Sleep- ,-r:. evil I that. jilsl'ires.the renledl'; 1)14 whOi
ily opening and shutting.his great green eye s ( the trnmPet - lnci been, sounded:, and thebillo4
as if lost in luxuriant. contemplation:- t •-••••,,. ',sot in.arMY, the victory, only. said and.aiing hi
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But .tho most :characteristic= figure is:theOrt'lirO ananewsPaPer paragraphs,. and.temi
whole picture, was thatan Lived woman,. who „Perim, ce o des'
APaIPrC
• es iPtll
then. 0 2eil . e e' t 4lsatquietly'rockinglo and fro, ina-great chair return, rare; p eople Cr)Pleuglr'-t , e Peret
,bytheSside of a large round table covered with TOY , TAsOY•atisfed;lie cPATta,siiepon its l
"books. -,There .W 33 4:1:1111041e4lItit ini that lila: laurels: and . .Then:comes tin- hour. Of . d.,lnger.,.
cid face-that silvery lair . brintherinentlynnder ..:,.7 Silt lot . ? 10 t. - *ilt- 111 4fit :o4)O ki,'
the' snowy border of: Ahe'cap, .tver j yllinel in Swept down ike stream of intemper*ex,cite.:
s- puce been,
that fur Towed face,. told some tale of sorren.- Went almost
,tr) the verge. of iiin,areamOtrativ
. long assuagedrand passionslhushed to rest ;as LnolOt-Of.aeentity ilk him. , ,Ila is;like one n:h.o,
on.the calm ocean shore the golden furronredibits - aut4k . aed 0 ,t li Q riPids Of Niagaru,and• With
sand show traces. of storms and iiiletations long $4 - aining,eariniii'm9 prayers to' PPrelli;fcrc4 ,
', • . t.' " ' _ .., •', ed hiS,boat uPward into
• smeotber water Where .
~7 • On.the round greentriveretitablo beside her the drft-of the current seelns to ceass, all; the
lay the : quiet coitmanion of her age, the'larp;i3 banks `sMileand'all'loOks beautiful, and Weary '
bible, ivhose pages like_ the gates; of the cotes- from rowing,, . lays ; by his ' . aarp to !eat.; mid'
till city,. were not shut: all day; ti few old stab= dreani.; he knoWs no t Alia liniler44t, sinOpthe
dard,books,.and the , pletiantripplingiknittink, Water. Still ', glides
.a, ent..?-enti ..thht...,,Whily,.llo
whose dreainily:krespmisiblirmonotony•isthe a.linmi, is twerecunily:lmiti,inro4!:ity,4lßg
best MilSie.ol, age., . ..; '',.. -1.• •'. •
A fair girlish. form was seated; by; theAable ::"'rnal.73 r w44 ."M , thiS:Peilrfoii 4 i'!' ) "!t'; I .i? :YY''T'''
-the dress helmet ' had Tallert , lack on her ed.-danger iis•tArig tast;hisself-centhlence,tims,
shoulders.- the soft cheeks were suffused and • fnllY,restored, and in hls'OelliitTi, he btuin"(o
earnest;the long. lashes and -veiled eves were neglect .those . lighter , nut-works . of caut io n
eloquent of subdued feelings as she read.aloud which be, must s'till guaill.Who, deci net...mean,
from the letter in her ,It was from-our at last to Surrender the citddel.. •, j -
v Harry'-,..-a name to koth :of theinaomprising 1 7,. , ~..
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all that was dear.and valued on earth, for, he
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was *the only son of his mo th er, and sho,wa,s
.., ow girls; and boys:, said Mrs..G. to !liar
a widow7.--yet he had not.been always. nit only I . sons:and duughters;,iho were • sitting. round;,a
one; flower after flower on the tree.43f.her,liie center tilde covered.. , with notes of- invitation , ,
' had-bloomed and died, and,gradmilly!as . the ail the preliminary etcetera a party---'what 1,
' vraters'eut.frommany, channels, thestreamSrif ;shall wo.lcive .011.1 Friday ' night; lea; colfeiq I
love bad centered deeper, in this last andionkr lemona d e, wine.„!--Of'courseMet2 .r; I.i :. ~ I 4
one: ~° . -
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-• 'And truth lit. marrylsergeant was all that a die 5,...... the; peoplerirerbeiiimilng'• IQ havO it•To- I
mother might desire et. be proud oE: . Genor- th e y h a d wine et Nrs, ..it'tc, and Mrs. Mai. •• I
on., high - minded, witty and talented, and With .. .'s , veit,7.y ou r papa thinks it .won't , ..do!--thd I
a strong tied noble physical development, '!he i bora are members 4. the: tempepaeft viCi?Xy;
seczaed born-to commaud.the love.of womint. and I don't think, girlsit ,will do myself.!- ~ ~ ;
rho only trouble with him • was in :common There are
v i ew d many persons .- by the 111 4
parlance that he waste() clever a fellow-the who always - i moral questions in this style
was too impressible,. too versatile, toa , attrtiet- or phntseoloor.,-notwhat -is right, ut what
ire, and too much in demand:for his own gobd. , w iii,4 d m ? . '''.
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ey does flies, and MS indisponsibleevervwherd 'view of the subject, by:showing tbat,Mrs,,,and .
and to everybody; and.t needs 4 steady head
Mrs. R had donethe th ingand nobodyagem i
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and firrnmerves,for,such i a;cute. to , _csenPc - ru/n, .to Make, ant- talk. . . !.. „
_ ' Harry's course in college, though brilliantin . , 'The„bori wbo thus.far. in, the "conver,satioti
scholarship had been critical and poiitou.s. Ale hadheen thoughtfully_mppingtheir bm4S with i
was .a decided favorite.: with the , faculty and .their canes; now interpoacd.arld said that thoti
students, yet it required a great -fi epl of,itaiti would, Tathefpot have Wine if it.wonfda-'t Nal;
working and adroit management on the part, of
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his instructors to bringlam through without • But it Will look she,. yf said . Miss *away: .
any infringeMent of college laws and proprie-
. 4 'L emons on Jolow -are scarce lc, got fora
ties, not that he ever:meant ; • theleaSt. kern) in a tt y . mice,and ns forlemonade of'syrup,its pos.:
-I' i l his life. but .that.some extra generonsimpulse, ..itiyely,vnliar, and ,ifeteatable..... It ; tastes j list
i some Quixotic g enerosit y : w as alWaYs tutnl't late .creain, oftartir rind. spirits of .tarpeptine.' 1
ling 'him • neck - . end heels into; somebodY:s ''".i ~ For, My pall,' said : grape, A - rtiiv•-•r 411 4:0 6 ' i
w•-•"-,---*-'s- ""---'"`-‘""'-";':`
scrapes; an 'oinking waking. Parcel in ,every the balm of-Wine; 90ii , ,YhP/1 people Were nut' 1
That has African Coloniz . ation piecn of mischief that:was goinglon., - • ... c,
,hirt:g tha,mgass shoat : it,- to ~ b . e ,sure. runt
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already Achieved ?,• - . With all this premised. there .is no. need to aid biat!dy - mid, alttjtst, *,l*(L'but.-Wilie":7l.
. - say that. Harry was a speciar , favorite with. thli,
,i vAna_So Convenient to. get: said 'Fanni,..' and
This caestion is briefly but electively att.
"1311 i.. • ii, ......t..q was P;Con es-Qedfact:amont inn decreot
to , * the fonowing extract from the report, h . '-''' '"';'''""
• 1 is atluamtances, that Aile its &sensor, creel- yOunir coon kver . its ,drialk "at par
ties,:se ,U extra. du Nal; liesideS'One Must. ha ve
Inf skint Stlet , f Committee of the Contlect.
,ible, respectable, _well tOdo oinig.men, m i g ht - 4;imetlan t i, -ad `nit I said - er,..;4o;jr, - Noir lok i
Lk! Legislature at its s cent session -
besiege female heart; Withall Propertiiintali-i s habb y not to,have IV ~, - ~...° ''' 1
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!ethos tololintion has exterminated the tr. weiti i i _ ~
g at the gates; and -watching at-the tv
t•nly• there is:110' itnintatien.that "yoring men 1 ,
sire eadeen th e WC'S:ern Coast of Africa for I - '
doors' ram,
pests of the
i t before him all - • ' - h'af'' Ist and
- . Ares° MIX
,Ml,l , 0 , c.M peon A, • r,0,0,. 11M
r. extent of at least BOD miles, and it has been i •
i gates and passarres seenied - fiy.opert of theit • f if y o a a i, fi l die,i,'i ls that of nhafibi l ie "as
eliallv reted to the British Government, t - d' ' rt h I''h' d iiv - 1' i " ''' ' • - ' ••• ' ' "1 ' '
• i 01513 SeCor ; neve e ess I re was in ILS nu, l i t i m p- en
F ed in . this case as:most, others t tat
Ca it is s up ti n 9 miles '
rased n orer-,800 of the he !t wo r ili ng , one - gri l‘t, ii 1 2 .14 iii.V. oho 'only holfl t
----- i the:vounrt 'ladies' Were` the moat elliclitt4 tall
tart, a result which armed .squadrons alone
lin her hand the key flint could tmlock his lieati 'C. ' 'the, . uestien Was ficittlif:Carried . 'brithe,ir
mid never hart obbined. This fact is admit- , •
I m return, and carried- silently,in her7heart side' e .
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tel on all hands.
. spellib.itcould fetter that hrilliant.- i•Ostimei '3.f rs , G„' .n7f , s' raetherly #Oto;fri, Pak the one
1 Apia : African colonization has estalifish- ,
. t spirit ; and she it was. efi the I th oughtful. brow; t6tted te inipire ,y.oling ;men wadi eetinfidence
'ed on that heathen shore . civil and Christian - r, and donif cast Oye:sWhoin we Batt I,ti our prF 4 :and that,liorneteoing tchielf all' toottdeS:lie to
r Institutions - where 11118 (Mariefl had labored i -- ture'bending-orer the letter With hie mOthiv. fi n d. seraewkere„ Her, leause woi ft free:and
for r cerztrin to plant missions witimut suCcess. 1 That mother Harry loved to idolatry. ,She ea l4y kiTiiiind," so eial Torimost iii,' het "aCquaint-,
A,d whatinus e influence of those Chris- w.„ to. hi etu t u it aa imperlopigeation Of all that ; v i c e s U ta ,d Miry was - a, favorite -dettiestieated
fain colonies upon the hundreds of. milli ons , '' : -
womanhood bll ana . - zit visitor:-- ''''-' . ..-
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t . .. scheme rg t „A trig . the world ' f or her wa s n. heantif Amnion Of piroteetive ten- brothel:had given, it their open and - decided
thacita 11 , -r
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II ir ... , connected With a pure and i
derness,,with vetieratiot4 l :,and th " , hisEllen it support;itnd lilrs..G: always enlisted 'for any
epoenrffier c o ocChriotianitr, is Sit necessarily 1,, seemed - the best and most sacred evidencti! of ge4d . tnoyetnezit. 'syrt,patbfied warralS; in their
ft i
~,I n nt the Anglo Saxon ri
P n -t - arn ; tint i the nobleness-of3darmittre,and of h er. oh,
,endeiv'ors," The great fault: vi 4.4 thrit‘to6 tlft.
n d lobe possessed tad enjoyed even l o f th e h ear t -i t f e h,b a , had pledth44.tO- -.- On ftichient,inihe gentlenesstOf tromen; . a want
hr the h . '
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0, ,c : . ren.of Ham ; that they are caps- i NeVertheless, - therowas . daugtle - orgrhanging - o f iielf. rt ild4 t4itje l iiiii.,,- Her virtue Wa4 too
~.r ii n 12 / a lall ilfing B elflovernment, and 01 ) th e h ea di of the three; a littleiciOnd,,no,big- innelfthei - res'ult'of a, mere
.sYnaPathy,"toe little
. g fur themselves a respeetAt scan-.i ger then a, man's head; haing in'tthe Innlion of 14 1iiV,.;43 - itt crntriction. - Renee when'tlniSe She
4tli man& the i ndependent
„ nations of the I their,ho t destined-'f6binit upon Mein -' ' ' ..4,' - cold iotrardli - a - gO6Ccattie' they
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- 'toad pi - Y,:ii.stsjilug power to . bor,•, and those
piahas o ned
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exten.
' In ' ' fini-ie eenc's' °f " c°llelle 7!nrd ll .ttiri 11 .4 d , Who ivere'relj - ing - on' her r jugennOntirild; npin••_
moat . !amp ere; The exports a t been so' andiSpertsable;. th ; bright Poitie . it; me i'letis itisiapitz eontridied them '''lsltitiiithstalfd-,
Steels a , it a said, t ab ou t h a lf a•tnikl Dl2ol* freely eitettlatedatid oflen aniathe ' bit; she Wia' a is'elitatr that tilwnys a/moire& zi
to of dollars perannum, - and' are ' i 4ll ' - '*•'d. h " ". 'al - le . 't ' ''' ' ' thus
`'''' i .1.- --• "• " find '
d th e rite of fifty I. increastng l fl as h of eohterfatfion an
n t e n gem mei glen, great in nenee ~ov r. young men,
_, Harry'
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.t. _ per gent. -' • „
~,, 'of the hour, he find -iiliink ' freer' " Ind . 4,e'Per hadloviid'arid'ret red" he r with' aciniething'of
, a. jo i nte
f i t lll ill Mthhinlai tall UM Iltta unriii- i than was best,,:: '::'•:' -: , .; . r : - ,'-'; 7 . -` . 2 . :
..... - 'the inane setitideiit,Alatlin' 'clierliated, toward',
7 , 41 0. ,
r , i r ills exilin g aad 'oppressed chit }Li 'Said; ft iti'llstie, - tii'at he eared "nothing for. big iseth e i.:!: ~".; .-",-.' ; '..•'`.!!'' : ---, . '' - . ".-
'.'t l l'Ar ea in all landg:. Thousands hare- t th • ' nothing: to hint : that it never al, • It • • - 'di - inciit inilliiiii piiit..r -- Of"tha's4- .
Ltd; pne !nick Cu 1.1 • f ' it'
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tar.e
.. tunny of whom were freed by -1 mmytairt
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, l'a say, when the to Circe is iii. • 4•verythittg . Yrni . got uP with fan tless t I
f 41 . ,157 1 0 7 that they might go. , Ti les , has'i ginning „its 'work -. with them. - Friends "Were i add Nri.° (4.••ivas in the verisPirit bf; s it.:: Tho 1
f 4.trouidemaneipation been . kept open !annoyed,' beentini.nailousi oicidustipwd,bilt le,l'il,& wi 4 e,fookiitgheintifulfy,th'erdota4-Pire t
Tin.,:
Th othersis e have Teta ained closed.' littelesintaiitriefenis;'-ind'iniiste.d:o4 khovi NPerilendid,"there'ives 'etOngli - end Aid: fp n o'rlitieh
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history and the present hhaself hest v . A;t laitis'itti'asitdOir start 404 ofilightilid,Wariatkand Overr bOdyiviti:iliiir)g •
1 7 . , ;. 4 .. r e e:.mse afrord most encourage- shiver, fof thrtitat ii•itureOni 'lttvokts - Ifi a" 'tlibir beht,in pleaimaiur tO - tie ebeerfill/HaTIT,
E.untens of its futu e '
latr ftr h as be , r Prosperity. The dreadful PreceptidS of his . dangeri and reettlr- tips inoie'btilliaapthad, ningtl;and 'in feet ant
tpreied , ed en mn iirr manY recPectu, of ed on decided ayddbtetiMtiate re5,1!5t.." 1 , )1 . 1 ;
t henintielf;'Wit 'attill'lnintr;werertho •sidrit . 'ari
en, StlereB3. .
' ring this: period" became to Cincinna•ti CO es.' hinif.'''' ''' -.' "- , I -- &. - .- - • 1-:
tablistr,biroftlf in busmess, and astst, t ailnma - -quilt taste this tokay, stud ono 0 , 1 e tos r
thetentperanee reformation Was,in thefull lido tem le him,' it. has jtistbieksent nar trona Ett:.
cif suicesa 'there, lie' feund.evert:thing -
:to i''oe;',atid is bald fa be'a i entiine -article.' 7- 11
!strength6l:lo's ieaolution.;:temperanee Meet. ; .-7 fy,so!itho' w . - 7 , • t Er i- b ott n t h a tii ne j - n od R atr yi
!fags miduipeeches' were' all ilia iiii)datilning 14tiihrhi r °',dhd•p5t e i s hik : ,:• • : °.,:•f ~-,, i° !:°, .....J., ,
mein-of the first Stailding':Wetle its - pat totta ilna4. : %.I ) ,llliy_titi4sisitld! rinethiryoing lady tak , ingrt.
suPPorters'; whiii"iiih -- qUitiali the ' vocative ; 1,i,,„;:i:. _ ,:,,,:. F,,,,,..-:, ,„ ~,-,( ~, „, ~„t,
..„,,
and seemed - redllYiranitganf being no ted out ',,," Oh the'lentfenirich pledge, Yo m;yOnlittatt
, aranaiiitYP•• liilateir tv r tdrifor - itfrnin l o -04 seiro one of 'flietfrillent Vrtheopler,a.verrapostle,
Ia - tempeta pledge r and jcoip.it,:tideame an ig ,i,in - fi e vE- 1 444 f 6,, ~,,, 6 ;1.- , .), , ,r,. htl ~,,„ •
!eisv•thinkitimPtAtieltHinOloob Presented br ';'f- 3 ‘Piiiti*i . ', Theia 7"temparanes.:= pledges are I
:felt', he was offered thogiiiklUJnoiircle; met •liketherprei'arb,_4eobiethlnglintsty,'Jtaid the,'
'its attractioli.,notiher4,"ao &tared :himself daylori.- .7 14:,", , , , ,: ~, ; - . 1 ; 4 , .! •-; : .-..,,, .„ 7 ...t, L . t .
that he camped "solgreat„ty aakir-ed&i, ~, --! , it t litell r lant, ytaketed • you luul a - lieodae the,
and 'aci•Coimitotely.- --j:- i -.' •• '-' ''''''''''' ''." '` ° lie ing titltio`kaiiingl land: 3fiitt iihlkir 10k.
. - -•His. mina! fortune of social 'Tapiluritr - fair n.rei.:„„u
c c - a witoclitine;ll,4
d
f lowed' hini,and Ads sisitingpirclelectitiefullas 1ifi0 n ,,...,!4.1:11 lea ve if,, , tol e g e s u ji: j a id s he / ere ,
large, and importuriste.as a yrinng :Man isiith canto. ',B*o;:whcil`si*i ',,gailY #ntertaiMillif i it.
ranythinreelse to-dcr need ilfairei:•l , Ho 'aka deesli
~ g realLolybinklpaopfd.:.', ' '''''" --:,"'"''. ',': !
lighted in - his applicatiaP 40 basinesai r ,_ l 4l2: is .. s, Nchibli f , „ 6ii. l3 'iik o 47:ii i iii i i
. 04 i gittir r ,
be mentioned Iriths'iPlirto4-117n.."'13-Y4nu."F4::''h kitni"" .. .oulookpiaeia gias4.or Vlllo'4ll/
mites as sitising.young roan, annadfireiPects- I s P. ; 17- 7/: 7- •, • Y- 7 , : ' :'-'-, -.-, ' 7 '.'"
,daily nearing of.comkietenerit and IMMaiand•lill ~• 9 - 3 '.9,u.••g'''..- 1 !,,,,,,... - ,7, i - ,; f.. ~' 1,......
isc to ha - 're. • fi n d ars G. known 'of 'all,llAny , s h.. his.
that:mut desdres; vasums, alpsi'xit'v--: -..- -I
4 lizeii.'" ' ' .;',•,-.-•'+ "':-.; 1:'r!'",.: 7 ) . 1:E:!'• .:7 - 1 - ffii . •:! - -,tpry,a.nft tegistfitiOry44m. h ~s..mksfo,t; .. n in ,
For if** whge4he lideatitei f t'rkei:sa ixts.t.tlP. 4 0 4444rnt. toite;Akat -YR•u r a aft : li t
•• bigtkbegun,inwraptlblyclfai''-4114ine,-,lfrrr I l ieA 44 11 A YI D " gel 4 D . t° . '" 44nrAtt i t i A , W i l i b
lila hia. - -".mitkeloquesateLspaeches Ottletioper,,f ; .44;4420r 4v.e!,.,44FfiNte.0.411'.;er.,--!49.1 • 4.!T, to
Icaetwilichar•otb,er thirtsAcilbOtto.;lsitidli have ti1ir..9 1 540 1 * 14711erfAtigek 11 0?-N9-!.• 4 1 1 ,t
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Cann'.
Demaeritici Retie!.
IWt,tedl* Azigels.
13T =Li E. CFBEUCK.
gother hai the dove that' nestled ,"
Lovingly upon thy breast,' ,
Folded up its little pinien,. ,
And in darkness gone to
N s y, the grave is dark and dreary,
Pat, the lost MO is not there; • '
!foist thou not the gentle whisper, -
Floating on the ambient air!
It is near thee, gentle mother,
ICear thee at the evening hour;
It's soft kiss is in the zephyr,
h looks up from every flower ;. _
And when, Night's dark _ shadows fleeing,
Low thou bendest thee in prayer,
And thy heart feearest heaven;
Then thy angel babls nearest e
ja there.
Maiden, has thy noble brother, •• -
On whose manly form thine eye
Loa full oft in pride to linger.
On whose heart thou could'st rely,,_
Though al) other hearts deceived thee, ; .
All proved hollow, earth grew drear;
Whose protection ever o'er thee, •
Hid thee from the cold world's sneer,
Has he left thee hereto struggle, , ,
All unaided on the aray 7
tiny; H e still can guide and guard thee,
Still thy faltering steps can stay; ~
Still when . danger hovers o'er thee,
He than danger is more near;
When in griet thou'stnone to.pity,
He, the sainted, marks each tear.
Lorer, is the light extinguished,
Of the gem that in thy heart
Hidden deeply,-to thy being -.
Xi its eunshinc could impart!
look abate: !Tie burning brighter,
Than the very stars in heaven;
lndtolight thy dangerous pathway,
All its new-found glwzy's given.
With the son's of earth commingling,
Thou the lov'd one may'st. forget,.
Eight eves flashing. tresses waving; .
bare passer to win the yet;
Pet e'en then that guardian _spirit ,
Oft will whisper in thine ear,
And is silence, end in midnight,
Thou wilt know she hovers'near.
&May thou most sorely. stricken
Of the mourner's thronging esrth
Cioii half veil thy brightest sunshine,
&duns mingles with thy mirth.
let nano' that gentle bosom, •
Wnich 'has pill-owed eft thy bead,
Now is cold. thy mother's spirit - .
Cant rest - among the dead.
&ill her watchful eye is o'er then, •
Through the day, and still nt - night, •
!lee the eye that guards thyslumber,:
Ikking thy young dreuns so briiziit.
0: the triends,the friends we'recherialfd,
Flow• weweep to see them
411 unthinking they're the angels
That will guide us to the sky!
i nriZlTs EMTZt4Z.
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litort
in li snxn.—The ie Indiandn reryb tinily
eP;ed arrosiing, at. the present time
I .:i:' mod. is
',lnner the to burn MI theglass:and then
*Ms, roastd, grashoppers anti,
, 14 rimlect wh4h may hare been left by the
4 g' . Thef e' they Pack a way for winter, 211.111
) kf' Din Zdri
ko ged 24 ttl yvether this,. rea d y
ionßondos or not ked prorioion undergoes another culinary— .
B "At Whig ineeeing RaynwncLirnsLf
Haley asked for LI letter of die-
e4on,
lwn:h be -contemplated joiningthe Dent
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4r 4
tt: zit fur Piero and
Pk , and Lie baeney is soon partedo7-4/-
. :
, That hareyou been betying—Buf
"eapres.
I.beofaref Greeley's "Life of Gen Scott".:—Ex'?
L... tots act.as wind to propel Otiiri*
6,l'gp,ur:•ea.ion thO pilot. that steers Ike.
lli wind. We could ot tnovo'
P-Itive should be losnt. ' '.;" '
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but she did,iand -, „they 'lturned.th _halancv for:
hitni'‘ ., :i.-5!. , .... ; , , !..„-,, i .'.,,•,,i.- 1,1; ,''l 5 'f- 5 :•:7! i
.. :. :Ton.silall be, My; doctorv't horsilid:langhing;
,and colorifig e hodrank the glass, ~-snit, •where','
was.thwharm 'l , sotfe.: trash:of:Wine killed ae-10 0 ,, , 5 ,;,,,,• „,_„ 1 ,
'.botly, - .nnii-vt.tif a mattfalls.fand taows,thatlai ' -- '"*"'Y'' e " !, ' , "e d 'iliCt-4.. 1 0 , PA 3 a;'wherv. by,
- . . , , s her ..mttage gate%
I that glass to sacrifices.4trlncipl a. and.-epti:
elat
:age . Nvattsotrheibroiv, its idilmicas
isciiitcl4lweirdrep bay-be:pelf:ion to.the'sonl- 4,-n.eg:elli... ,1119,m-,=-P7'9,-.-111";!!!..14,14',Iiilili',"41,1ii•t'-
' and-body. im;:..,5 , .... , 4:, -:!,': , 5 ':'.5 5 4'l! '''''''''''''''' - Th - Test' of ' ' - •
:: -Harry, feltilt,the time tlutta''. great Internal e r
her hent:flgure,trt.:and fro.,roek,ed all, un-.
harrier.hadr,,iven awak,.nor: was that glasst•the in her °Ye' .
••only:ione Pat evening, , another and another-and r"- -
he .. rbat of age - wai"On het liii,P,V;`'yetgairti
:finellter,followed,lfe; spirit rose with Alia . vita it - . -- 1 - F - ' 1 1.°,4 1 X.i '. ~ : i, • . .., „ ,
I and feverish gaiety inrifirmr to his;: excitable
As she compared . flee-doings . now witlrithose
lima' her i toukut: i . 5' : 5 "':' i l' 4 '-' I'
t steituremnieitt;',' and . .what..legnOirt 'ilte'l,'s3N .
MeV of ladies. was:completed:a4Aiig,lit T ia l the
~'ountletnan'it.saloon: ~.:, '3 ' . '.". ''l. 'i r ..- 'kf r . ;
,When • i64 "'-'0"01 4 1 ./?U 7 KT? '.*, ? :? ;i.
lq.: Nolsady'eker,kneW that-.One.perty•luninn: 4. was P Un g'Y" U nggais wor ln,ek apd
And, when they were compelled to •speali,they,
looked round, kind of idly,' - - : - • - ''sl:
I f done 'this youngannmead yetso• it was: From ,
1 that: ight his strliggle of Moral. r7istenee was .
!.fatally..impaired,mot., that he ~ yiel ed.- at. once .-, , • ,• .
s and•owithout; desperate ,efforts:•and,. titruggig, I ;They staid at home, and iiid - the work, ',made
did so modestly; .::. - . 4i444,, :.4
i oe m eic o , - , !And only went to'. singing schtiel,'.end-storne-
Indian bread and, wheaten, ~' .' ' :'' :
but gradnallY - ,each struggle grew;wealteranteli I's
reftirm shorter, each resolution. tnori,
Anittdtildrett.Were übddient'llien,„.thek, had no' '
yet :at thoclose of Pe eveniug,*llthru frieads, r , • times to o!ght , ./ne"iti''.. '' ' ' l ' . ' '
mother,brother, and sister; flattered hernselves
minded:
~yhut, theirtnothel74,., : elid, .ltad
that eVcrjr thing. Mul.gonettitt.se• well - that the '''''''' ."- 8a ni."-Y airs;,;;:..,; :'5 1 -,.:,...,
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f next:week AIts.AIL: thought -Petit i'venlidAii Blur,
But notradays 'they linilvi. ennigli;',liefore'they
lto give ,:wine at a. party betausdUis., G.l.hiad , 11 7: , ,; .. /tii l m l t " !' . l - their PF',iver,4.• . • r..:
(done ',it.last.Week - ...m&n0 harm htull4eonte from'
it. '
1:5',.. In about a Veer, after; s the.Ws -,11 -egan'to: no: ... i, , ~,I ~ - . know their 'letters, . I.‘ ,-,/..::: (-,..
:And:youtig , ..ones that !elm- Hardly- wiil4,!vilt
• 7,..,contradjet their betters. ,
,; ,:„ .
ridw, go - ihrtino. retiiid and
'lice. anit7 lanaj.nt::: the -.habits; of , their:-;Young ',.,:'.
, -,, ,
_el, , 1., n or bums, ,
~
frientl; geld consciously to 'wonder ItOw,snqh I: 44) PPg . ' ' Y'!' ne !'
---" i 'Pin '-o' tf '' .' -''' D .., ~ ,‘•:":, :4 •
atitieyoutonnian , shottld be .led astrayvf:littr;.l :.
,And stareely' one hi ten is retied,- who - m akes'
.ry. was of :desperate and. decided , natare,. -his
~ :1, . : .:- ,
affections and 116:moral- sease'.wa'red A fierce if --
•=,- or mends tier clothes c. . .7
war with the terrible. tyrant... :.: -.• -q .• : - - . • • Doi . the'ie !. I 'id/ In V, ill fighter, '•:' •• '; -
-.:r. The rualin esS had possessed.him,i and when !,... :,F,olks dotOt do ,asthey:d . !um:l/ter, . ..,'
at last all lhoPe 14 had died :0114 5 he determined ., l'hey hati t. n ouglater do.as. 7 they de— . '
fife at'oid. theanguish 'and shame Ord drualtrud's l" - '''''‘trify tleiti they do; as'lliei'd oughteit •
,
1 life:,by trguicide'edeatli, , •:-.. • • : ....'l',-..; • .... 7 , 1
Then.eamo to the .tremblinvheart-strickett I WhePli.T4 sl Yollag,if u.man has failed; he shut
mother.ttod bbleved one; ti wild incoherent let
ter of:farewell end he disappeared.frem among And never -Ventured Out - illi 'night, if he lieu.
the.living,', ,• . , J,..... ;.„ -„. , I. •
_,•l - : - '''''t*d'Out *all, - •'•• • • • - • • ' -'- '•• s' '
I • 1 :.‘ l l !,IPt l . B ° and_- 11 4i1, ~,
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... In; the satno quiet parlor. where :tlic sunshine f -And his Wife sold all-her - shltiey•Plates, and
still streams through flickering Icarus, it now I his son Caine home from college, .• • '
reited' ott_the • polished : sides., end glitteringl And- his,',,,, , mbleft sehool, end •lezirned. ta • wash
plate:of- a collie; there at last lay the - weary i, . "Hurl . ' yake, and suChlike kndwiedge.. ,
:at rest-the seft; : ehinin.,., grey . hair-1 was. , .still 5 They gaVottp"eake, and pumpkin pies and had
gicrunitig as , befures‘but7deeper,furroWs oft -tbe . l' >'''' " • ''tlio!Plainest eatiflgi`''; • '' • .!•:',,:',, - ,, ' , z
..werite h eek , an d 4:'weary , ,heavy, ; innguoi hang- I Anddieveratokert fo i kit It owe: to. tea,iDin d scare°.
1
lag over the pale peaceful thee told that,those I ly iirent to, meeting,_ - /, • '
1, gre v ht.it si h a d . b een . brought_dd wo 10. sorr o w 1 The men that was a' bankrupt, called WAS kin-
• .1
I 4o.ilicr gra" eei.. ,- Satider,still .waS:.thoT:!stoty son'
~' ilex Shunned liy then, ' " '
they cloudiers:,theek s:and lips ,of .11L , yinittg fAlict-Ilifidiy Jilared 'l6. iiti‘i Alin '--lietal,- 'among
ereatuns bonding in'iptiet. despair OVer . her— 1 . his ,town folks .then. : - ......5,i,. •-:: ....'
peer Elleml .herlifeiS thr.eadwoVenutith those! But nolradalis., 'Whey a merchant fails, they say
beloved ones was broken. he tnakes'a penny; -t: -_
.. :And - may:not allthis: happen ? i nay does it --Ills'wifedun't have a. gown' the - les4• and his '
not happen to young.men among as eVery-day?- /_', ! -.daughters just as many...-.
and do.they not.lead in:a .thou Sand • i nsstys to liis.soffs they_Autoke their. choice., cigars,. and
l'sorrows: Just like. thisel- : . - ~: , 1. . • ..... . . ~ :drink their', costly wine:, , •
I -. And is-,therg not a xesponsibility on all that Aiid She i-;!. , :." tii the - Opera !. :and' he has folks •to
1 a.y theY„pught .to„be7gitertliatia , of the : safety -5' •:-. dine! ~: ' 1 - :,••
~• -
i and,Krity
_of f6e.othsr :sex,. te,aveid, Setting :He .wallos the streetsile drires,lii- gig, men
;before Ocm.the tereptation•to Which' se often :: - _ •,, alMw• !MU all. Oki/I/les, -. i-_..,,, , ~..j , • .
and . so fatally' manhood has ,yielded! ',l _What And ,what in..ray-days Viere„ galled -debts:, are'
lis a:paltry cortside,ratiOn or fdiTtifin,lConiPared • ' - ' noic'crille.,l"fiabiiiitel:,
I to the safety
_of sons, brothers - 4ml husbands: . •They call the';' melt iinfOttaiiale•ish . o rum- hlf
-..., ; The.greateat 'limit of 'werrtan la
_slitverY to.. - ..... -,:‘' the eity.........! ',--.. i - i. , ,,.-..
' custi.at,:,ittld-'yet Whii:bilt a womaii.Makes ens: tb.;:iii4ays!tWasltis creditors-to-whom he guru!
't , ont.La!iknot,all i tlie'jtiSai'vei itidYfeipiOns :oil
I
i
the pity,
polite tmcieVrifore her . work theithat i ottnaii ?
and let every mother and,' sister thinli. ' of the ~ ~ ; 13 ,, u , t. ,, ,t4 ., er,.!
.1, , t0 . ,n 2 y , d., u ~!,;. er. _
;!, ,
mothers anci'sistdrs'otitlinse - whe, eerie ivilhin :1.5 • '-:',,•°, '"ApT I, " i '?."-*,' 1 . 1 9% . , 4 . 1 . 91 . 1 0tei, - •••,• ,
.the,range -of 'their inflnence f 'and say t 6: them- - ,'-' ''''!Y ''''' rin ' eeg lt e r s •• 4•l ' the). ' 411 " , '-- '
I
:, .
~'lt,y dOnt, they do ',they'd imghNo„ .
selves when in:thoughtlessness as theY disc uss -•- '
- questions atrectingtheir ieterests, ii behold : thy When I was, '.i.kirtg,:eriine,was,:criniirli4tr'lntd.
brother r .. .heheltl thy' l goa.' - ' i •,' re-: - nolother; tiante,-‘!. •-• -': .5 : .:::'; ._ 5 ..,.
4
' And . ,wheti•lwaspriii.lagain t it a Mn, hi Inid
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• : -I' to hear=th, blaine..! .. ••••:'''''''''.`-''' • '-•
Theteatred.' a' - Man , -that stole`-it thief, -they;l - ... - ,.1 - ' w:igto 'no fine -feelin -
g, , , - . f' '; •- ' - i' ,' j
What•felki•ealtpety hire:tiny; in."'nly day Was
' - - ' , .1 5 ,*-ClilliA-stealing. , •'- - ''.' - •:: ';' , .5 -, :, - ,
They did normake a reprobate the theme •Of l '
- -;:. -.-• '.'song 'add story;:: -.-- ' , ''-' r . r • '''..-.• 1
As if the bloodier Was his hands, the brighter
'• - '.• ,r,'*ittehiStlery.. ••, - - - .. .
:Andiiviten 4 ' merder' - had been - done, could
"."
' : they the murderer find, . ' - - '- .-' • - ' ' '
Tiltylifing .hiur ne' they Would a crow; a; terror
•- ''ti., hia kind." , - -••- -, ~ '5•, -- '. ~,,-. '..1 .
' But; , 'Mill:at/q.v . , 'it 'seems to' ine;' wliettet4i
blood is spilt, ' •`", : ''
- •'• '
!The,niiirciereeliati'dur sympathy,propertiOned
I ' .'"- --- - .tie 'his guilt': --
LAnd-Whert;the laW has' proved a than -to be -a
' • ': itecond Cain;-
A deien: jurors will be'foutid tie liring - Aint'' in
And pen petitions
. will' be sighed; and . textsi
- -' 'of Sdriptert; tiristel,' ' ~ 1-- "
Iliitil l tfie' than' wi.o's' yinve'd tol be as blood
-''''•-" liiirstY)ta'Nero, ' ''• • (
•Wilrivallt 'abroad ;like" other Imen--4514 a
greater hero, r ''
• •
~,But ,166 re ! I tell my daughter, .
i .V.elks don't do as they,'d oughter, -4
' ; :11)4.1:4}d pot pa ghter do as they db, -- '
, Whyden't they .do - as-they'd OLIO/ter.'
A hitit-fOr the Boys.' - ,
, Beys, truth is one of the richest jetveli;you
can , eveP find; and one , von -should „eh nisli as
of priceless valtie,, l ,Nany of. your . class ,have
been lost 'to henor and gre atness bidiSregnrd.
ingits disintspicepts and 'have 'failed to he.
come What they Plight have-btien, limn: of re.
nown, by foolishly casting it uway tiepin their
bosoms. All have-this gem in the. beginning,
,Thlyi; bni it May he lest bye wickedness and
' ta'relesnnesk; if YOn'have not lost leand" - We
hope youUve not; let nothing, cheat You eat ,
of it: for its equal isqinully to .be found when.
' 'Profane langnage; boys, is to ante Joao, of
a . Wicked heart undlow breeding. ' flu_ you
know a man or a boy who conimands, respect
front' his. neighbors . 1.,' ' Yon never hear.'thetn ,
swear - -'-no oath ever trembles on their" lips
emnlide their bright example:, _Will von read
." the,catalng,ne' df sin and crime? You. will
find the disgratied actor. to have been Profane.,
' Reflect on this' boys, and 'let no word of pro.;
• fanitv - escape yourlips. :, . I
Beware of the compant .„
of such mil !taunt ,
the,Tat'eirli they - may induce, over-persuade;
i yen to par take ',of the cup of shame. and poi.
I son ; beware of'theiti *,,the teMptinglvinexup
I shun'—it will lead', you in''every 'Sin, 'and dis.
!grace you" foiVer: `Our "word fer i', boys;
two 'arc dealing fir fiefs - with ',You:: 'Tench not!
.1 a , drop, fur you may:become n - drutiliard is the
end, and Yon !mow , how i)ltiful au,. object the
poor drunliardls, ,- :...., f . . . .,, .
2 Be - honeht; be geteidn4, be frank, 1,6 soter,
`be 'virtudits;abbunding'in truth my"liys;- and i
1 irtiur , ntsed• hot fear-tho 'corik , e.,',luenci? ''-',: 'Life
,i is just ; opening her litfpl Path before - . You,. but '
i • armed with these blessed traitiyouinay.rush
1 fearleisly to th e battle of life and fear; no evil.
l'YOu'inny be orphans'. batlf Yap hain• tics(! as
I your jewels, you Will meet with:. friends and
eneouragementchtVell:-JaaO of Jed:. Ilion of
t;ii
.inesaand-wealth hive. their 'yes upon.you
...4watchirig.,yout they mant,plerks,prytheir,
Mures and apprenticeso/ . loor iWerlis ops-,-if ,
you,livethe virtues, m we have en tioned•the3r]
I will not' ask a better'reconinfeitdatiOn hut will ;
lehoese you at once, tatting Yoh i , to their Ceti& ' 1
dence and make. men-of you„mhd when -.they ,
;WV in their grnVest as all mu s t, you may ;fill
I their places withironer and...renown,' as they'
rato•passeitawaY t :,,
,po,vpi l tY)ll you-tbink.! dri
vytutt,y,T.haiip beep saym ,, , andthirtkirg, ler t
4tibtr"astL - 'ijik rg t ,' .- 4-Ati T lrlisli' kvg4rjiist i
lintuirttl&frOni IWisitite
i.' Ishii:took to: is' dm.;
yloyei indCilmarnockthe.mther daY, le, first' ,
cloth lie had woven, since his arrivaL, 4fisetn.;
lyloyer detected,in the 'cloth two hole within;
t
1. , 1 if amine! - of eaeli ether 'and 'told ; fella he i
'thitsf Parri'llne, oraShirruiktoi'eiteirhore;. , i. , 1
:-, 4 And plaie lie," retained `Pat,'" is it Bi, - th 61
rie,Mber Of hidiefiorlik ' ihe Size of ,thnnf that
ye put ilte',finettmini.',', .'7 -'. ; •'.,} ' -- - 1 ,
, Psi the Intraberiof holes;' to be Sure."--' , -'-'
.I . i ot,Andl, big bele Mid' tv,;sniall' one,:is - . the'.
sitligittrien'' ?" ' ""''..„ i'''''''''' "'-' -m ~
~. ./ -J
-- -'a Tvw mining
,tdrilkery holecidg'Or little,"„''
'.glentiviime if:IIMM of the pieco,=replied'
Tidetly; and getting ilteilettilpfo his' hauds,he
'tnikitiviviim or Ithliti fad One; Mid,OicJititned,,
•
0 ny r flicylAll'illo*li; and.
.. Vanes pio ono
shiltri• pi* fic t ivr z.' -1 i-I, ~., , ,1 •.ri f , r.,/
LOVOWbutizzeivif OShoh aloOkiiindattend
tolittrione:, - f •
I • .
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"sJkli), TO; ilEn
- Tta t.. -
I ,illon Art
esty-Little ..Things. ,;
.
There:eis ti4llunble moral lesson conveyed
in the following paragraph front the Verniorit
ram:idle. :'l'oo little importance is; tiuttimbt
t-edlv Itttaclied'hr many , Uxcelletit , Peopte:,to
L "
little thingst!: ', • - ' ''. Is ' ""i ' : - -
.-N "A' brother in the ministry took-oceasion to
'preach on-thelnisSage in Lake t vi. 10:' , Ile
(that is , Unjust 'in - I.lio least, is..urijust also. in
tutiCh.' ' The th - eine waS, ' tiinVimni wlitv.take
ndvabtage.in stall titings of, , others havc- the
;eery:element - of - character to +Wrong , the.c oin:
4 away:and individual* in great things,-where
"the prospectoreseapind detectionor -censure
; ievas , littld.dreacied.T'' , .The preachr espinined
1. theltarions Ways , by .schich peoPlttwrong oth.
I 'wilt., stmlins' borrowing; by in iota ke in.nisk int,*
I clumge t ' , bp:errors bri• accounts ; *ty_esea ph ig,
Ilexes Mid:custom. honse.duties ; bk. managing'
f t - Ckeape'peStage*; by finding articles :old ney.l
ter seeking- Ownerts:.and":by -injuring: nyicica
l'boriowed, , and never makini:thellict known to,
the. - .43inrer.:mthen , returimd.' ..Ority :huiy! 'the,
nest: syilnet her 'pastor; and:said,: .' I have
l'lmenrop initills to•rectily en error lie
-riindOilit:gicing mos:kande by teAr. week& ago,
t•foi'l Oitelycler reproof ..yesterday,. ,Anether
trinditidual wentloDoston to payffer =article
-nut in- - - her , bill.' which . - Wie t . noticed: With • , 1 ii) G
'Anted %limit-she - Paid it; ; - ,A; , two; doing borne
from:theeting, , esid.. to hist.iletap t tr,t oni , , 6 . j , f 1 ,3
- •niktlYtilievethereitraiitiman -in "thei 'house to
day that did not feel condemned. l',After tip- .
plying!" the sermon 7 U3 tr:seortpar mnre , ofi. his
4 e qu t a n 41061, : heo conti n tied :- ', Did -, not ,the
the pliStar - utter 'something about; firkling Oak
I'Of wheelST :',l['believe , not;:neightuf; A. • - iille
epoiteof keeping; things wli Felt had iiii fa und.',
~.4,..,,htiught At4ttkot throe ti !fie;:said
l adinitthlng abbot' tinding - ti Oale.iff) Wheels,: end
italtrtitippoil hemmint me.rl' tf ,fe'dnd a, pliji
diown•iiiiiiyi-lot-itwhile: ego) - .' Doiyou,'Jutid
his.
,conpanion, 'know: whern . ther . belong
Irtol'••;.birit . Ind ltiein glib ort tiitio-ego.' ' ; The
ianise iiiiriabetilit:goistesierk-alliti44lents,"
^, r.:.,f,t t.:-.fL c, :-t:!,dr -,'Ll t:.,;.!, , ILLi•zi.l,,`
I • ' '
111
, . . .
. . .
1 Washington's `Farewell to his .' - Turning to this'otlicereli6:thii4l•l44roBool"pl:-
~ , , ..,2; ~
i • I, • .4 - tfly., ;
~. ) _ • '' 4 With : :I',heart full'dfdove.tind :gratitude - I
niusu
•,• •• : " can-treaFtts iat.by,cosque.r e 4ty s ,' a r s be;
,- lia* take My leave of You:.
.f trio'st - deVently
• • -, Ana freetlom find nor e4drupluif antrnc child • 'wish that you r latter'd'ayi may be' as prosper.-
_ Such ac 00Iutithla taw:ErlSet Wben Ate ~
aDDV as yonrfortner ones hovel:Merl
Sprnaglorth a Canal., arm'a and utelitlect , - ~. sus an o.", •- - -, - ; .- .
Cr iriptso e hl Wade be nov6 , 110(1111 the wad, :,.._ ' - glorious mad honorable.", • He' thenrnsed tits
.:'' 2! Peeiln 00;anplunco.pre,9 tnidstahe may, ',,,,'. i glass to hialipsi'dtatik ithitaddmi. ~- . ~ -
%can ti r i : Vii 7 . ll,7 4 l" .. " TVl ' m a t,°,7,ll, e4 .. r « I -- -I einnet come t„oesOl'itf-youl, tO take 'MY
Such aced Ilty.o her breaat,tc Eurakanu suet' Choir:" i leave,•buti•Shill be. obliged 'to yOttflf .esieh: ;Of
..!' '' 01131 ° 3 - •.1 yeti will takeme.by:the 4 band.,•. - l': ''• `-'-- ':
The Ttetiolnt ion Was oviii.,The'eight were
• Gen. •Knoi, Whill was neareit; huilit -r qntO
conflict bid ceriSekond•theivarriorSwe re now j tears, and;advanced,'lneapable'oflntterande:-77,
to separate. forever, turning their .. weapons inr jWashington'grasped!ht by the hand Mad 'Sin
to ploughSharci4, 'and 'their camps. into:Work- •braecd'hini..! Theeifficeistente iiirauceessiter'....
shops, ~The:spechiele though .a: subliine one, I ly and took an aifeetionate leave,' : NO . *Ords
}vas yet attended. with; sorrowful feelings; for . were spoken, butall ,Wasthe."ailenteloquertcto.
alas! iti,tho'reOutins of the:gallant arinv :id i-Of tears. • :What WeiVinsere Words at, such a
patriot:soldiers; now about to disband without i'acene ns this? . Nothing..: It.ivii.tit§:.feeling
pay, without! support; stalked poverty, - ,;Want lof the hearthrillitir,=.,-thnitgliutispehom r!!:
t and cli:Ose--' 7 lbe' country had 'aot:thetieans I :!When the last of the officers - had •ebnbrac.ed
I tube grateftil. j , .: - ... -''
.ihiln,Washingtoti left - the'rrilnn, - 61141ied- by
jThe details of the condition of many of the. 1 his comrades, - and pased . through thellines'Of
I officers and soldiers a t h atus peried, , acct g. the , light . infantry.' - - His: iitep .- wa.s"'s ow; 'and
tehiatOry'alik Oral - tradition, were theleneholy !IneaSured; his , hend tinet,tvered; end, Si' tears
in theAttreme..! Possessing no me..ina - or pat- . 1 flowing'thiek and fast,'ns he loOked'f on( nide
, rimonial'inheritniicO to, fallback epee—thrown ito side - at the' veterans" he iiilty 2 laude
I out of even the perilous support of the soldier,'lfsrewell 'foreveic..."!Shortly - tur event
I et, the commencement orivinter, and hartpy tit r more topehin„,m;then'all the:rest. ,:-. ' 1i . .• Irantie
I liirithy other 'dotk - than' that of th'C:'Citittp—r 'soldier Who'had 'steed by:his faideat rentOM
theirsituation can be-asvell imag i ne d di '0,3- stepped forth from the ranks-and -eite;dixkliis
4 cribecl, :.Th,., - ..:_„.,,,,': 1:-. •... ',. , '.. : . band.':: *•-._,'",-.. ,' ' •:''' !;. • :':lf' 1 --, 7 .
n iri
1 .A. single .ffistanee, as a, sample of:the situa= .`-, , Faro Well, mytelOved 'getierali•fartaiell'!"
tion of many' 6riho ollieerS, as related of the 'tishington rasped his handln Colintlsiie
conduct ofßarmi!Stettben may not be antis*: e mot ion in both of hiS, -:..A11 'diticiPluut"Was
[When. the main body of the. army i was disban= I now at an end. The . officers`: could not re
ded at Newburgh, : and-,•the veteran .suldierslstrain the :nen'ae*they rtished, forward te. take
were bidding. 4 parting farewell to- e ach other,;.Washington by•the•band, ! and 'the Sobs end
.Lieut. Col: Cochran, am , aged 'soldier
tears
l tears of the :soldiers , told how.deeply eagravcit
Nee' Hampshire line, remarked With tears in 1 , upon their affeetiotts :wasi:the -love'Of- their
his eyes, as he shook hands with-.the. Baron—' commander,'
"For myself, .I could stand.it ;!, but my !wife r • Atiength Washington.reached, the barge at
and daughters are in the garret of that wretch. !Whitehall, and entered it.-• 'At the first 'stroke
ed tavern,. and I have no means - of removing I of the oars he roam and: tdiliing 'to7:the vela
them." ! .. • „
" Come, collie, sanl'the-Baron, "don't give 1 them a . silent adieu: . T heir '
answer was only
way thus, I will pay my -respects to Mrs. C. I
in tears; and o ffi cers and men with - glistening
and her daughters. •, .:-- ; . '•, ~ • eyes, . watched - the -reeedine:boat,- until! the
When the good old soldier ;left ; them; their ' form .of their; noble commander • was • lost 'in
countenances were :warm with' gratitude;': for the.distance..- . . • .:, : :- ,
he tell' them all he had. ''' ' ' ''' Contrast the'farewell of •Wrishington I with
In-one ol' the Rhode Island ,reg,iments were 1 his army at Whitehall, in 1783, and the: adieu
t several companies of black troops, who ;hak; of Napoleon .to his army at • Fontanbletin,in
t served, throughout the: whole ;war,.and and, I, 18141 - The one had accomplished.evetfwish
j hra% - eryand discipline were unstirpassed, The i of his. heart. , ais•lible,eikrtions had achiev..•
Iruarim..(ibseivea one ,of theSe Poor mounded !ed the independence -o f :his country, and =ho
- negioeS On The wharf at NeWburgli, apparent= I longed. to retire to the bosonilof his - hoine.:-L
1
' , Lit great distress. '"'-r -• ' ',• . • :-;.' illis ambition was satisfied,'" -, Ha - - fought • for
", , What's the matter, brother soldier?" ! '..1 tuierown or sceptre, but for equality and: mti
•• "Why, Master Baron. I want a dollar to : tans tualshappitiess of his fellow-beings. Ne taint
get ionic with,! now the Congress has no fur: of tyranny,"no breath ',of slander. • no • whisper
tier use' for - me." • . of duplicity, Marred the. fair preportiona of his
'rho Baron waSabsent for a few moments, private life ;. but. •: - !, • -.. •t. • :.. • .-,....., ...
and them returned with a silver; dollar; - - which -:i a its was . a:romr. take him f.:r:. all In - all,. '. - - •
.he had lhirrowed.
I. " There, it is all I could get. Take it." ! :
~ The.other.great soldier •Was. - the disciplOit
The negro reeeii:ed it with hailed. a ~selfish-ambitioa. •He raised theirou weeper
sloop which was passim* dawn the - river tolN; lof war-to crash,. only that" he might .rule:-:-
1
York, and as ho reached the deck took off his f. What to him were .ther cries, of widoWa'and
hat and -said— . z
~ ..
~. . -._ . ; I. orphans ? -.• Ho:passed:to a:throne:by making
•- [ 4 God bless Master Baron r ~. , '.. I the dutd bodies of their :proteeteis 1. his -sitep..
1 1 . 1 . T1i - ee . are' ', MO . aingie illuStrations - of the 'ping stones. Ambition; .self, were- tbo.gh4
f condition of they artily' rat the . eloici of the it'ar. ! of•his idolatry, and to them ha r sicrificek," her.
Indeed, Washing,ton . had this in view at the : atembs of his tello;'men for the aggrandise
close of his .farewell ;address to! the
.army; at, went of personal glory. : Enthusiasm
_points
Rocky Hill,. in, November, 1783: . ,.. -, I with .fearful:wonder to the nattitiorNapplean;
• i "AO being new te.p•Conelude these, his last I,while.instiee, ;benevolence, freedOm, and -all'
pnblie orders; to tifice'his . ultintatoleave hi A 1 the concomitants Whielf:Censtitute the true
(short time of the military character, and to bid i haPpinets: of man, spied almost: a
.diiine halo
[ajfinal, adieu to the armies he had so long had i around the and, theieharacter ,of 'Wash,
I
thin honor to command,- he can only vita of:. !, ington.„! . .. ~
...; ..,
~ ,„ 1,, , • •
- ,
l'fi;r, in . .their• helilf, - his' recommendation :to :. ,
ttheir 'country, and hisPraYer to the God of nr-
IlLiies7'•
_!: •-i' .. . ~.'. ' .. .- •
!,....j ., ,`.',lfity ample justice bei done them here, and.
Mac',
the, eft nicest of ffeavo ' n's favo ' rs, both heroa'u , hereafter, attend those w
'aitsphk , S, hitio secured ittommirabie blessings
________. „
as slie,was receiving hilf.a citizen, bottle; frOm
to:iolicri. -,'- i -
T i ll . ' the tntuPtcho ustuillY brought the coniforting,
~ With therse,ivislies, . d this . .benedietion, I beverage, shecpercetied (0 ',horrid!) two of
tthe corninander.imeldef is l about to retire from 1 ha grAve elders:of, the *ehufelf apppiimehing
service. . The Curtain of separation will soon ! the door. Site an
"the man put the back door'
Abe drawn; and the - military scene ; to him vrill ' and-put the bottles under the, bed. Th 6 Weath
ibe closed forever!" ' I '• - -' -. i i.er was_ hot, and whde_Conversing with her mge _
1 - The closing of ; his "military. seener'l Ain ; friends, por.went iinctif the Corks! - .
/41tout to relate. i, . . 1 , - I .• .. , ..i. ~ 1 Dear nie,",excluinicd the old''.lady, ' there
melt York had lxenpectipied : by AVashing,. !goes the bed, cord; it - snapped-Yesterday just
ton on the ?sth hf November. A'few days ; the same, way, 4 . must have a nest one 'priiii.
after he notified the President of CengreSsz.- ileil.','; :,, -, ---.- ;—--- " ' L -_!, ,' - i •,'
which body was then. in sZssion at' Anapolis, i . In a few , minutes -Pop ! went another, tic.
t in 3 laryland—that as the I., r Var,,was now elcised ; coral/aided bv;the pettiliar hiss of' the escaping
Iho 'should consider it his, duty
„to proceed i-liquer. ''' gore." wouldn't - do this: . I :but
; thence; and - surreal:l(T -to that body the emit- I the good lady Ives not nt a 10A5.:,..--:. -.-- - '1...'„:
mission which he hail received fronilheni more ; ' . ',.. Dperuer, said
,she, ," that. black tap (;f
i than seven years before. i . '' •-. twine must be nt some:mischief there; 'Veit.'
... Tho morning of the 4th of Decembor_l7B3,l :Another bottle. popped off, and the .Porter
was a sad and heavy' one, to the ', , remnant of', came stealing Out from under the bed Ciltainit.
the Anieriean drniy to the . city of - New York. I •,6 4 011 dearme r 'cried she, ".I.hati forgot—
The noon of that ,diiy was to witness the fare.' Pts the yeast,: ; Bare l i rudence; come =mita*
s,ell of NVashfngito'n--Ife , was to bid adieu 'M ., away these bottles ofyeast:"..s, - , 1 ;
the military military comrades forever. ;;The oliicers r i , ';•; ~—..,.....___-'
who had been ,wit h ,him in Solemn counsel,thel -
privates' who had 'fought Mid: bled 'in' the 'head
tight. under his order Were 'io hear "his cons.
mands.no loirgeKl'Tlie - ilitiiilfffirin and dig;
nified countenane(ihf the :" great captain" . was'
a br mnu
ily imtheir eifies.
lie lr l is teel t b h r e th ho tc :ir li o v f noonomproached. the - wholel
garrison at the request of Washin;gton himself,l
was put hi Motion and ' tn tin . 11 ea. dOwn Broad
strebt toTram:is' taierif,' his - head 'quarters:L . - -
;Ile wished. to, take leave: , of 'private • seldiers
alike_with officers 'and bid Ahern: all-edict,.--=
'llk favorite light, infantry wermdrawn up in
'lino f,deirig, inWards, throne! Pearl street - to
the foot,of Whitehall; Where ti . bar:m - whe in,
,readifiesWto entlyey him.triPowels'Hook. '
~ „ Witiiih.thp cliquy,' roompf the tavern were
`withered the gebeTl anddeld
_Obi ., cenito tok o'
their:; fail:well. i '-'
_-' ~ . . .
- - ASsenibleil thereovere Kno c ,s; . Gken, - Sten:,
hem ir
Gates, Clintoand others, whe had serv:
ed with him faithfully and truly. in.the. 6' tent
.cd.field;" alas! wbere were, others that Lad:
entered the - war, with hiin seven years before?!
Their bonts - eruinbled in'the soil frem Canada ',
to Georgia t • 3fontgothery 'had
,Yielded'up his 1
14
.at goehee,',Wooster .felt: st,:•.,Donbury, .
Woodikull had...heo, barbarously,'; ; murdered 1
while' a prisoner.M; 1. 01 .17,1814114,,1111 - d Meteor 1
fell`liViiiiilti. - *olill'&1 ht Princeton Oho h.ial - ' 6 l
and; chivalric In'uttis, - after - displaying'•thii
most.hemie cotitag iii thetrenches at York
towm.died in a tritliagskirmish in, South (* r m.-
' 6 1'004 the: binve but eccentrie_Lee Was_no lend
'ger livitig;and,l'ittnatri, like"a •Inilplesifehild,l
was - Stretched upon # bed of sieliness.'' Indeed,'
the battle field and time had - thinned• thOrankel i
whieltbad. entered:with him, into:the conflict.
,Washington eptercdthe r.oontT r the houritfj
'separation bad coine..' . Ai . 'hil . ritised his - eye i
'rent klaileed'oil the fu6cli of tliiisit risiettibled,u ,
tear coursed down : 1111s 'amok, an& Ibis :Voiee-;
was-tre,mulous;as,be saluted:-them.;:.-Nor:was
,1
he alone.' Men " albeit. unused. to the melting
moetl,"t stood around:lllin,, whose „uplifted
hands; to`cover their beclw4teldthat'the tears;
which'. they,iii-vain :ittetoptedi-te conceal; bc.€
spokmthemiguish ullich they, timid not hide.'
:4kfter,4 utotUent'a donyetliatioNWashiutz
'e,llecttor,A.Oasiof ',Witte.; It 'wile tool ' '
..... , ...',....i„, , .....4-...
„yo'4:ol'klz''.:•*yiiiiii.g - : , * - ;
.
pi r.• very. good widow who was looked
up -to by tho!cougregation. to which • she - le.
longed as an exanipla orpiety ; contrived to
bring herconscience:to terms for ono little in.
duhrence.., Slie.loved porter, and OM) &Irian
Si?'"
RATH
ER RE iIANGED 'rjruttr '..llsunrErk,-.4t
~was forinerly - a - 714Wiii Germany ; that a female
-conderri nerLto ; mililt4Puhightherit , ..shauld be
saved if any;man would marry 'yang
girl ; or vienxt was on the` Point' Of' being Zse.
cuted, when her, , •youta and:beauty: undo: a
great impression upomtheheart of one of the .
spectators; who;,. was i'a , :bapolitan i a , :middle
aged man, but qxcessively ugly—Struck with
her charms, ho determined..-to .saro • her. and
running immediately to the place of execution
deelared.his ' intention to:Mant the girl, and
demanded her mrdon, °according., to -the- cus
tom or the country:,. •- • • • '
The pardon : as granted on coralitiihjihat •
the, girl was 'not 'averse to "the Match.-INeapO:
:litart.then gallantly . told. the female: that.: ha .
was a gentleman of seine property,. and that
ho might OfFer her,a stronger phi:me of his in.
tachment.• • • .;
- Alas I- sir !?.. replied the girl, "Liam frilly.
sensible of yetirtiffection and generosity, but
lam not. Mistress over my own ; heart; and' I -
cannot belie my sentiments:.; Unfortunate]
y
thercontrol my fate; and I, prefeethe • death
with :which lan) threatened to •marrying such
an ugly fellow. as }cote.' • •
The • NenPolitrin rbtiratimeiintusion,- and .
the iiNnalan "
' ,Ids
.
"-; tknow-nutt.itt bunagi , gontleutor4,ttin
Independent:,
-wgapott;
but h Wohpoirtii defe-g-trutkuuti4mitiore,-anti
t , not, to'ofrozut;, lsh it...la itoißOiagn: to..hip,:no;Rnot
ligh4 but. 4.totch - .lit. at
the' firo'Or. twubiitality, of
. 2 .
B't
l enliq ~eVP • mute soul, to provetto ot-,
''
vini 0 413 - ;- torch whichyou ;Nyiold•
and Ir4h 'to iiprealight, , with it, tOi the, thug, •
cottnge, Mit &.•
palace, nor in riches, nor . in potetty,
jeantinthmor Ignoretteiviior. fi t olwrolut o ;
but in. doing right,;POWright,tnotives.`,-
- •
.----,- •
• ,-- ThatATher, 4 , num be . i►3il;a,
viorshlpfr of
,