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Two animitn, and * leaves weriadry. ,
Alut iikled on the - ground.
An& Allay Wind' went ish is tibleby,
:Willi low and pensive sound.
Ai thronti the grive•yard'a lbas retitlit,
I Walka‘Wilit *low and cautious Wit •
Above the sleeping dead,
Throe:Wile itriqest owned aids by aide,
My Ole attention drew :
IYare tiis tali esti, bending; sighed.
Aid oft seemed Nib and hum.
As; Ifnigetint there, 1' tinted awhile
•On death's long &amities sleep,
And.oolution life's deceitful angle,
A Amoco came to , weep.
Ifet Goa wall bowed, bat not with yam;
Her words were faint and few;
And on those little graves her teem
Distillsd,iihe *Miles dew. •
A prattling boy, some four years old,
Hot troaibling bend sat hunted,
404,froci. toy boort the tale be told
Will never be effaced.
you must boom' tricort,
For buts sister's died ;
, Add Slater died berme,
• •
Awl bittlier, too,•Yott
whet Made sweet ether die
ighi laved me when vri•phiyefi
You told me, if I would not cry,
You'd show me whrtres abwi laid."
-,atTlichem, my Child; that elect' lies,
• Deep buried hi the ground I
?to light comes to bar little eyes,
And she can bear no sound."
"Mamma, why can't we tithe bet up,
And put her In my bed I
l'it feed Ilith from my little cap.
And then she wonl'he dud.
*Fee &teen be afraid to lie
In this dark grave to-night,'
And ehe'll be.very cold. end cry,
Because there ie no light."
"No, sister is not cold, my child ;
Foe God, who sew her die,
As be looked down from heaven, and smiled,
Recalled her to the sky.
*And then her spirit quickly fled
To Ond by whom 'twos even ;
Her body in the ground is dead,
But stator liven In heaven."
"Mamma, uron't.she be hungry there,
- .Awl want some bread **eat I
And who v. ill give her clothes to wear,
And keep hem clean and neat I
"papa mast go and carry .1101.1113 .
'l'll send her all I've got ;
And he'must firing sweet sister home,
Mentos i now must he not 1"
"No, my dear child, that aditiot be ;
Bat tryout* good and true,
You'll one day go to her; but she
Can never coma to you.
"'Let little children come to me,'
unee'ottr good Saviour said,
And in his arms she'll always be,
Aud God win give her bread."
TiO• S.adder of St. Augustine.
ItY IMMIX W. LONOPKLLOW
Barre well bast thou said,
That of our •ices we can frame
A ladder, if we will bot tread
Beneath our feet each deed of shams.
All common things—each day's event',
Thitt with the hour begin Ind end ;
Our Natures and oar dint:intents
Are rounds by which we way second
The low desire—the base Jesign,
That makes another's virtues
The revel of the ruddy wine,
4od all occasions of excess:
The longing for ignobletbings,
The strife for triumph more then truth.
The hardening of the heart, that brings
Irreverence for the dreams of youth
Attk thoughts of twillkarla
That kayo their root in thou;bta of ill.
Itrhamver' hinders or impedes
Vb *ellen of the nobler trUl
Ali the, rause &at be trampled down
Material orir Gatt, if we would pia
in the briglit Child of Fait Renown
The right of satisent domain I
We have not wing -.we tanned soar—
. iket we bemires' towels and climb
'BY alottAgrirei—by more and mem—
The e,loiady summits of our time.
The WO!, pinunida of etaue
That iteOge.like cleave the desert eye,
Wbett' hosier seen, end better known,
'Ate but gikatitte Aithb of stairs.
'The Akita mountains, that uproar
' Theft Ditenins forehead' to the skies
Are crossed by psthweys,-thst appear
As weld identsbniets rise.. r 1
Theintittltsby firest'inetiietinea irta kept,
-Wire floratteirted by midrib
Bqt aleY, rill• their e9mPllwittne el•Ps.
Weep toiling upward in the night.
Otandins on Whit too long we ben.
With ehriulders bent and downcast eyes,
We thiy tlikerti---unseeni before—
A path to higher deitihiee.
ihairreeoeetle Nut,
AV *hollk
tiahlgosetila *nets, at htet
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t• : • , . Gra/tapes Mr:guise.
EwerAß esti pp a pound
Of Sugar, and the pleasure ban enjoyed
is ended; but the _iiirorntailon he gets
grept y n ,nomapepttr,i. wpgsurpel tipou ; the
e TO* 4? kis.9l 4 llC l Annviiiß4,4oo) red
ivh?flf,7lr gecIPPIP gr. m c I AMYST,F,I
41 nip Wajlaper is not "the upsdpaa afoot;
two toed f fri ha r m
itii igeLind einnit eget' OZ. ° ' A Tangly
**hest' it-tieWspiper Is ltiWityn half'an
irgevbithind tMb thntar. - 4n generitt Informix.
tionvlissr&W; they never thiskiiiiehrtor
find Audi tosailtribonk tbstuthers
11.111141.406111p0wing • tip ta Apse i um eee
aritholm.attfl AllitiClkiraralltlilllre Jawlike
littletuniasitibuSigutt:serwak. , oho pow
her work is done hu to sit downtgritikka
hands in hadapjuulnottingio4MUlle her,
Striidiang.lieranind.fromttheaunia &atones
pAihmtealootio
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said
a little assibk~ day to his mother, as he
.1110takinfir-aspedi hit ihitihkenidtd Oros.
4 1111111riosarketra was 1 whom rou•map
aiadtP.aut Arbydido'nt you sake fflt aktilg
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Mosoloolt , to @rover
ET JOIEPH It. CHI Dl f ilL
I followed into a burying-groundpinthe
suburbs of ; the ;Aw e e emelt Oslo of per.
EMI, not more than thlxf Of who bid coma
to bury ono o f their acquaintances. ,The '
clergymen in ,attendance wits
. leading a
Ride by the hand, Rho seetaid to be
the'only relitiVe orals deceased.
• 1 gatlieri4 With tient' Mund the grave
tied; wheti the philh &Alin lOwered'
advert, the Child buterforth' in Uncontrolls
ble The liftle'boy 'had nd one left
to whom he could look for affection. or
who Geoid address lhien in tones tof paren
tal kindness. The last of his kinsfolk watt
in the•grave and he was alone.
When they clamorous grief of the child
had' a little. • sttbsided, the-clergyman; ad
dressed us with the customary exhortation
;p
to accept the, monition, and be. PrpPortol
and, urning to the child, hp added,—,
'"Elhe is not to remain in this grave tor.
ever. As sure as the grass, which is now
chilled with the frost or the"i'ealion; shall
spring to giiiemilimm irid'ilfa in a few months,
so true shall your niotlfei rise'from the'
grave to inether 111-a life 'of happihes,
The attendants than shoveled- in the
earth upon the coffin, and some one took
hula Williams, the child, by the hand, and
led him forth frost the lowly: tenement of
his mother.
Late in the ensuing spring./ was in , the.
neighborhood of the same burying•ground,
and, seeing the gate open, I walked among
the grave., for some time., reading , the
mimes of thidead ; when, recollecting that
I' was neat the grave of the poor widow,
buried the previous autumn, I turned to
see what heti been done to preserve the
memory of ones° utterly destitnte of earth
ly Mends.
To my surprise, I found the most de
sirable of all mementoes for a mother's se
pulchre ; little William was sitting near
the head of the now sunken grave, looking
intently at some green shoots that had
come forth, with the ,warmth of spring.
from the , soil that covered his, mother's
coffin.
William started at my approach, and
would have left the place. It was long be
fore I could induce hi:n to tarry ; and, in
deed, I did not win hie confidence until
told'him 1 was present when they buried
his mother, and had marked his tears at
the time.
°Then you heard the minister say that
my mother would come out of this grave,"
said William.
••I did."
••it is true : is it not 1" asked he iu a
tone of confidence.
•'I most firmly believe it," said I.
"Believe it 1" said the child; "believe
it ! I thought you knew it. I know it."
I{owdo you know it, my dear 1"
"The minister said that, as true as the
grass would grow up, and the flowers bloom
in spring, so true would mother rise. I
came a few days aflerward, end planted
flower-seeds on the grave. The grass
came green in this burying-ground long
ago ; and I watched every day for the
flowers, and to-day they have come up
too. Bee them breaking . through the
ground ! By and by mother will come
again."
A smile of milting hope played on the
[murex of the boy ; and I fell painedat
disturbing the faith and cenfidence with
which he was animated. "But, my tittle
child," said I, "it is not here that Your'
mother will rise."
.'Yes, hero," said he, with emphasis ;
they-plaosd her. and here [have
come ever since the first blade of grass
was,green this year." •
1 looked round. and.saw that the tiny
feet ,o 'be child,had trod out,the herbage
at the grave-side, so constant had been his,
&handsaw,. What a faithful watch-keep
er 1 What mother, would desire a richer..
niOntiinerit than the formf her of only so n,
benditig tearful, but hoping, overher grave !
"Hut, William," said I, it is in another
world that she will arise;"—andt attempt;
ed to explain to 'him the nature of that
promise , whieh he 'had mieutken. The
child was coniusethund Its appearal neith
er pleased nor satisfied. • . •
."if,mother is not coming hacksaw's, if
she is not to come up here,—what shall 1
4 cannot stay without her."
"You shell o to, her," said I. 'adopting
. .
Scri ,
the language o fthe Scri pture ; "yin' shall
go io her, but she Shall not comae vino to
you." .
"Let me go, then," Said William ; "let
Atego,'tlitit I'may rfse witknagher."
. ..Miriam," said I, pointing down to the
plants,
„Inst. breaking thrOuipt.iihn ground,
"the seed which was Mean there would
net have come, up,. if it had not been ripe;
so you, must await till your appointed
time, ,until your end.cometh."
"Then shall .I see bar I"
" , I surely fiope sp.", ,
will wait, then." laid the child t but
I thought . I olutphtoop her sow ; I. thought
I,ehoulil Mee' her
In ibmonth William ceased to wait..”.
He died. ,and, they opined hie.: motion's
grave, and placed his little coffin 0n..40i110
I.WLII. the only child R4ftNeelted
Betterte B slifelt thekl,,tll4 l itt
struntil him in the way tp,nrßtesp froth-
Se the !Atli au
Itti'llad Minted that all the ' and
lii=l:frissil, 11101 ef 6 heaven, are
m a i . , • ' 17 it ,
, ;figt.
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Pairwiweirottir' , l26itietdwo:+44 . llli , rlhy
litentVortwillikittliwthe ntifies Of tftitratutteri ,
wit Welidiut hb irify pig-wagly bddiewirdi
setutding,the 'depths •,of ways-itad
gabbing 4110. wff, hum Float*, 104
1144 # liwwlettwui turkey in his kali ma
4,(1314 ip with a,watchtno. whom Itgootwi
btgr c,apititi,cuout4y . tiholikupon the_ i ttesqtajt,
ot,thei poli c eman e nd Strikifig
fitircilettr cried out: ,
• "Slant, wherefore do ye *Waal"
and_ kha star-bearer replied tp ttte star
gazer: , „
"To light thy pathway to Topes! "
and, atm te.arte, the twain .trouttost their,
wt y, toorarihs tho Ilea of Juitilco,,iitgoolgt 4
at ect.—,ll"; 7 jx.4per•
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A friend, canna in the Uwe& Scrip
tures. hind ua the adjoined passages as
descriptive of tbe-f►sorid condition of the
peopleofthligreat mutiny, kalif the ob
ligatibna inciimbint,:on them toward' Hea
' yen and theinielrot for, such.signi4 maul*
flotations ,of the Divinelodnesse Anion).
eiderate minds will perceive, We think
that the iflitiOnitions addiesiect by the gttutt
Jeivuit liitrgirer to hie wit) ward cotintry
men are strikingly applicable at this dine
to our own, and may be appropriately of
fered for reflection on a day which should
be devotee td the formation of , good resolu
tiona.—/Viapna/ int elligencer :
,
Hear,,, therefore, 0 loniaLand observe
to do it ; that it may be well with• thee;
and that Yit may increase mightily, at the '
Lord Gud of 'thy fathers bath promised
thee, in the , laud that lloweth with milk
and honey.
Hear,
,Israel : The Lord, our ,God is
ono Lord •
And thou shalt lois the Lord.thrGod .
with all thine heart, end with ail thy seal,
tad with all thy might.'
And:. these words, which 1 eommsed
thetthis day, shall be in thine heart
And thou, spelt teach them diligently sn—
ip thy children, and shalt talk of them
when thou
. walkest, by the way, and, when
thou liestdown, and when thou riseut up.
And thou shalt bind them fora sign dp
on thine lignite. and they ,shall be as front
lets between thine eyes.
And thou shalt write• thlint.tlo6o the,
posts of thy house-, and on thy gates.
And it shall be, wben.tbe Lord thy God
chill have brought thee into the land which
he swore unto thy fathers, to Abraham, to'
Isaac, and to „Jacob, to give , thee grestaad
goodly cities which thou buildeat
And houses full of all good things, widish
thob filledet not, and 'wells digged, which
thou diggedst not, vinyards and olive trees,
'which thou plantedst not ; When thou,
shalt have eaten and be futl ;
•
Then beware lest thou foiget the LoriL
which brought thee forth out 'of the latid
of Egypt. from' the.house of-bandage;
And thou shalt do that whieh is'righr
and good in the sight of the• Lord that it
!oily be well with. titese,and that thew
inayst go in and possess the good land
which the Lord aware unto•thy fathers.
To cast out atilhine—enemics from be
fore, as the Lord has spoken,
And when thy. son asketh thee .in time
to come, saying, what mean the teatime.
nies, and the statues, ;tad the judgments,
which the Lord our GQII hash command-,
ed you ?
Then shah thou say unto thy son, We
were Pharoalt's bondmen in Egypt ; and
the Lord brought us out of Egypt with
mighty hand :
And the Lord shotyed signs and won=
den, great and sore, upon Egypt, upon
Pharosh, and upon household, be
fore our eyes .1
And he brought us out from theme, that
lie might bring us in. to giveus the-land
which he mare unto our, lathers.
And the . Lord commanded us to do all
these statutes, to fear. the Lord our 0044
for our good' always, that he might, pre
serve us alive, as it is at this day. ,
And it shall be our righteousness, if we
obsaive to ddall these iionimandnients be
fore the Lord our Pod, as he' hath coin
mended us: •
The Lord did'not set his love upon you,
nor ehoose you, because ye were more in
number than'any' people l for Ye were the
fewest of all people : •
But because the Lord tovedymt, and be
came he wouki.iteep the oath which he
had sworn unto your fathers; hark the Lord
brought you out ,with. mighty hand, and
redeemed you out. of,the, house of bond.
men froin the hand of Pharaoh, king of Bo
gyp' . • - _
Thou shalt therefore keep the commsnu
meow, arid The statutes, and the judgments
which I co6titinded these this day to do
them. '
Wherefore it shall come tortes, if ye
hearken to these judgments. and keep, and
do them, that the Lordthy God shall keep
unto thee The (moment and the matey
which he swore uoio thy fathers : •
Ate he will lose theei and bless Thee, and
multiply thee he will 161'061es" the fruit
of thy wound, arid the fruit uf, thy 40,
thy'coin, and thy wins, and thine
.00. (het
increase of Iffy kin, and the Minks Of thy
sheep, in the lend' Which lied Sift* ‘utfuto
thy fathers' to give - thee.
Thou Shalt be bteaeed above all people,'
there , shall mouths Male OT female banto
among you or your cattle.
And the lord
.1111 tali! away,lecp4 thee
all flame* and will , put, none of the ettil
diseases of Egypt, which tlipii . .ec:owest,
upon Thai) ; but Will lay he upon all
thorn' that tate Thee.
Nu:tither shalt thou bring in Abomina
tion into thine Muse,' lest thou beta se ,
cursed thing like it : but thou'shalt utter.
ly, itlttui thou shalt utUtrlyshborit:
for it t o a cursed thing,
Kg;_
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niii - ottedYehered it ',Jodi iiiiitide to hikect
diffi; sighl'at . a ciittifff 'kink'. '
."rhe fret'
dr y'hii'Fifeeented'hinientt ay the' ciiiiiiin .
kind taking the draft from his•iierelitti %di,
extended it i liefore,the , ey , en g of qip gaztig
teliiir,'ind't kik letoniehMent itis4 ( 70$,
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siii ii t iet"' ilog: liiii4l4,,itkO „gr 0 klig
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tb numJady who ,igai6opnt(Y
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I'm vimmlistli not a-Miss ;
1 . Much yam tikight me befall ;
nismolonwtond's bail along !bun wenn'
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wards •his fatheo,bififid, iult 441 aFt h i l l ‘"9-kt
pankmf. I ' i ~• _ ,r . 1 ..
.Do,kois horsi t eti; et f' i - tip* the
faiLleplthirti iietni thaii at IEI4. - J 7 . : 91
with an! tunitkplity irate rid lethillalt
step the heriefkilitP i ltP d llPPFPl.kehi t ik
%tuts, .• "• f Ilti'' 61 . /, :i‘ r- i 0.. .:
s"‘ 7 o yeti f map storg at a itliU
piett:' said' the:litter' ingti4)+. • A tli
quiekly, I lifitkit yens; When 'I iptaki - 1
look to be obeyed instankly t , 1 Heels' lodkot
this Dote .to hit. mitt, and see diats-you
don't go to sloop .V the Alfeyf , . Now run
as fast as you can go:'
The boy tpok ,iltipoote, but there rm.*
.iuri l i
cloud o his brow,. He moved away.,,bitt
at a s , pace. . . .
. oil, 'Ma? • Is that doing as I order
ed 1 is that going' quickly Y'" called tte,
father When he as firth% boy %rep' itg a wi.
"If yob ate`not hick in half ad holm I wall
punish• you?" t' '''' L -
But the Words had Ilittls effeet: The
buy's feelingi %rani hot 'by the• tfakiuds•
nets , o e, th e panne) r ...Ha - •experloneedt a,
sense 0r injusticapt enuseitiutresas that'
wc_oulf tutd,been tkunkAtint. 4 y,naiturs ho
was like his/ather,,,proud and,slubberei
Mk . 44yrie sualiOls,?c,Wil miri4 Weristoulll,
ed 'alto he indidgeti p then!, ''
fettclPis o r
conseivences. , ,
'''..l never sa w incli` a 604 . ° said - the
father; 14)61164 WI (lien?! who Observed
the oteurrenbtr. 'blay" viorila' sdateely
made en impeession tin hint.'
, •Kind world often' prove the motet pow
erfnl said ihe frietrdi - -
The father looked surprised.
"Kind words," cOmlnited the fti.e,nd,
"ate like the'getttla raid and the'reTteshlng
dela tlbut harsh *Ali 'fiend'and' break
liltit'ilte angry tentpesk. ' 'Me first' deal:
opens el strengthen golial•atkttions, 'While
thenthees Sweep' evireatie•heart% in 'deeds..
tation, and mar and detirm all they Woof,.
Try him with - kind w thri,they will, prove
an'handred fold'inor `iow,erful.' :
The ilk& etehilie till by .!tliet 'reproof'
—but it _left, Ititit ' hicul.,,, itArchOltit
passed away ere it y returned. At
times * during his ab. pa, he was: envy
at thefiulay ; au ft 6 10011)4 itiv r infhctiod
of punishment, Bu le . wordsof punotx
stranee were in his • eat / and Ito ,resulved,
to 'obey them. At fait the lad came elow-.
ly in, with a clotnly , COntehance, and re
ported the result 'of 14 errand.' ila'ving,
stayed far beyontrhir'titrie, he toOked fur
1 .
punitinnent and prepared to, receive it
with an angry defiance,, To hits surprise.
after delivering the messwe he had brought,
his father, instead 'of angry reproof and
punishment,4sid kindly. "very well,' my
son, yini can go but it) illti3r* again,"
The boy went out but eras unhappy. He'
had disobeyed and disobliged his father,
anti the thought of this troubled' hint.
Harsh words had not clouded his mind
nor aroused a epirtt of reckless anger.
Instead of joitiiiiq his companions he went
and sat down by liimself,,gneVitig over his
act of thsobeilien,ce. As ljjy . thus sat be
Lean( his name called. He listened.
"Did you call, lather I"
Vll ditli my. eon. , Wilt you take-stile
package to Mr. Long for met" :
There was no hesitation .ie. the boys
manner. lie liioked pleased at the thought*
diking his father sertoiett, rfachetl
out his band for the package., On racily.
ing it . he bounded away with light step.' ;
"There's a power in itindness. maid the
father. as he eat musing, after the lad's de.;
parture. And even while he eat Mooing
Gael...the incidint, the/ trot cilie=bacit With
a cheerful, happy face, atiif ilatd;
,t•Cart tdo anything else for you lath.
art"
Yes, there-lit pews* in dtinshsess. The
tempest isf poksion gari : ooly subtle", son
strain pull break ;, but in , los"..and gentle
nese there is the power of the enamor
raiu the dew and the sunshine,"
THE POWER'OF kINISNEBB
•
The follewing atieddhte was narrated at
meeting . , lately, held in behalf . ofeducation
A certain pritisli school was, !enteritis
bre for the rchighehd savage disposition.Of
! the boya" who composed' It. ;Id 'cohiel
quenes it had .obia Med the unenviable` des:
• ignition SI wilielfullkidg'Schoul."."The
teacher, • Wider: Whoa& etrportiilot Ahfit•
Istaterof firings oxistee,• atuf •ialro . seemed
quite unable its remedy , it:. was .ismortlie
ly• dismissed, His ;•sistieessor, •-avrerepif,
tbsessiretunatitoomp,andersasstly.dellirteg,
the, welfamol his charger Sege why
lug. weak-MR4e•or Prini 4 4l49/409;c1Jfi!0'
be moat likely to, eenuce tl. ,A[Wr. much,
thought, uotielotletl.tbat..,kpisitip!s ,Was
the key to the, bpyit'hasim . and 4 ' ,bder,v4ll,l-
Iy . w a ited for some opperiliatity MMatiti
Worth: :Such an occaskiii soon occurred.
One`of the bo've becinie dingeritmsly' itl.'
'Pk teacher Ailed' oinitihim. T his - • •adt
with allegethed Withal( ptemedesit. li.repert
was soon eirdulattd, *nd •11 -- gedd: iniprea l
mon vue euddeulriulider. - Wheal'the
school IDet i the teacher informed the , bloys ,
about their , dimpilion - and , inquired it
twit would arse basalt every day i mid
certain the state of,ltie•hesilth, -Tho. idea l
was novel, likonew-thisivi r it -was cheer
fully receivadised 3tissboilltgutirly ac
ted .upow it, Their sahootiallow4wwhbees
9aisiss4 tallow ARM. pupal*,
ve% ve!fYipookiPs l ;lo4,4 o 4.thotWePtP4. ,
off4AllY•ifit w ,teachit4,
b%ala VW/Pr,* 1 1 0!..- AltilWAl•l o .4
I .°444 ; Pl.A4:ol9l t r e lt t ik 4 killft ,
a° ',004, 1 1; 1,0 t i t
MI" t uns hifithur twee' islet
e'er rid; 4 will isiiiiiS;;"'`i4 I
gffe' it'firtiting,' and lto on,„Semi rditife ib
their little resources. A ciallectiOrt was
made. The • requisite tom, minus six
penesil•wei obtained. • The master "asked
ifill,had been given they could spare..-;--
4•Yes.” It was sad to be so near the at
tainment of their object, and yet, after all,
disappointed. Silence prevailed. 'Achim,
on little fellow said, "Won't you give the
sitpence; teacher I" ..Certainly, I only
Waned for you to ask me," was the reply.
All countenances were bright with joy.— I
The wants of their sick school -fellow
werii met ; his hOilth' wd ' duo' time
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ati gidittit.deaserwithipri eseadim:l . Mit ; - .lldanfed hi tititkieity on Wednesday last,
lboyeluid•fiila theinserytifolo4 It ahlossii ill d. 411,4otielymv Digt,. Mr. Meyer Le.
I Thirechtiolfedifirlhischteir bedew Maw- Niceness one liter Thorne •Hirehe, both
ed•falifoof hod menet* dietjoidgdarill fortherlr'oteiniiirieeti.• •
ant Who , nape*: waidithe , inidlloglidthet ' .e , At 1 e lithe: care aved jg. was performed by
also tbilieartsiof the4yous& •Ifiov pt MR 'Begititiviloeidyn,iiiitt dreg of the Jewish j
Oetilltoopodierful•fotgoodieshi edeeadott ditarriage eeremony'werir performed, Mr.
afinindiiailthat of ittelligeni-kindemie-w irrolfei- irstioaletille, 'officiating. Thi s I
tbeimm,forhicilei awhile Stdoes nribeveriottle Otreettrig ‘littatAnterseting and imposing. I
wens doing eitobrat'shatitie,sofigueoelledi flthii' condiment, of marriage, the TOWS,
by it—and that'fanilebes sr coastinvi zit iimyersitudtbanedieden • were repeated in
potherfoldespelle hrgoorkeseiii pi , ' lli the Olialtlidellingnaga by the puttee.
Ifhirifirstleeseuenoy Whig closed, the bride
teithdrei, followed , by the ladies present.
Mr..Wolteshen commenced the, exercises,
,adoordhig loth& Jewish nrode by offering
npla prayer, which wee responded to in
Older fir she tereinliera of ski faith present,
away* followed by the brother of the
brideorod 'therulegroom liras plaited un
tisiilvemmity ib remise -this bride. • The
bride thee Colliding in; followed by the la
dietpieimet,•and••hrittr 'plaeed beside ihe
bridograsia, the -, mitisiage mumeorty was
Oise Aid' f' rem erfidilaid 'over a glue of
whit; Mitight *ft "Wet* thirtbildegiumth
ri' tilpplitVhimet it, *hew' if'w as• pissed
Wdisibsithr: ,•• IN4mlifelhipifie Pharos die
rehhill gihrliOhotihrilteghwontreaill t•• 411e
ethe en idle ailleb milk thieving, -
fiefibrdhle ft eke bier oft Mom 011ie 14011..
phigliA He'derri'leinitiediltrAglawi Wader
Meolfeolli thee r ihditlethig Area siesegthe i
dm derthei bind 'MO rid: hisibride• bees
plainiegi lb* falfrrOlist'ditopitieor shall
bezeiviellytyld tegmbey ands the; glare
ddb •arbfkpivii es toridtalige hit grew
Iberia" %he fine ,- to *idiom his ! vows. are
plighted. • I beat she • Mare iage einilleate
'was I'lol4 tied site father sigthe bridigroom
camel forward.. (en tddlendeiniur. of three
sear yeate,.•wheite Madams , minuted
hinr.from -seeing the objets .of hie Inds
love 'sad. •eituree of happinedia) end pro
nounemf a benedictioit oviessglem oldies.
width he paseedie thirbridegrikwo gad lif.
diet and relatiseakiwhentheilealligkr• midis,
piety edjourneditio ' Ail , diniotreade.o.4o.
behribliktirsA. ••••• ~11, 1i . 4 1 .11.111 I
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LiWi t*, Vl 9 f rr . '.rWe l : y • wh ere.i
I the i'qlliiwimiuiliciwo 0 viiii.iitst .1. e 44 PO;
1 glitittiftntal 4 o. %VP; b4c 4 9lrAff, ' a re
1 i*Rf %. 1 . 1 ,Y. 'I (.1Y591 1 44,1i 4 ,4 • 0 1 4 f);PI 4 Z Nr•Pg
py the observation. -"
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...V. ..4.1. 640 t, 6 ........ 'jig.
: We adeice,alLyotmg peop l e to acquire
11'4010 life it ro , habit ,iefrogiaaned iin
0411.4viimftit in
. spiralthig;and, sr rAtieg, r 4od.
I°,l o. 44 si f iq 41 • P le is rtilikk al l% fr. if
slang *ores an liftmen. The 4 4 1 te1:
they riiii'llieisw6 ifitegliiiiiiidiiffinien
of seat •if letignage•.will!'hof tee , if•J -
golden age.,f
. jeuilv.•-thblpritperteeebe
fur 11 1 JlCllW 4 4l4 4l .9o49ffitiffPnbslPer4
in abuse, the hnfortutiate via or negfen
)ed education very probably will be drdi•
Meld !inlaid* Air 114. ' :rl al 7 - 1 " V . '
: flikdiri is mit Whitefish* hilitilbeid
edicatiotlL L gittriiiiiii KAM hi hilbribiiii
et. Whim itithelitlif neri.;the hinge*
which he,teiiiiir,•iinitituforthlitiffinig4hitli
he hearty to form hif 'WWI &oh:oB%l)44W
lei ipediiiii, 'aid Wage 'end loafs. Of • the
country ;to treasure . 'choke 'Onset its
141 ! Al l itg r i.* i I. atm, , . 2' rlf!9dil
P i 9IPTP.'O 4 ffilll 4 1 " 4 , •' 1 . .
t i 4 PFPr, O L S q.__ ": b el l P e .,._ . !
1 4 1
kflOirr 1 4 ' 44 4 11 01A P 341 ." ' 14( ." 140 1 4 '
ih kr i io tr..tikildm ,,4, , •
; here leitolipi, seyig tw,M rack
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WV g.l f, APAr i c r il yie:bii!mp
ri .00 WWI_ Y TI4 1 PTIlla„ It Ir w in , 'P b !
tuittraqii Atslw.erpf, iI.MP•!n - % a r, a7 i
114 .itn ‘ rj. 61 .04T.,?1444# Jf! Oaracsee
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,il i blo , felloilipirnabh! / 00 )P4wse 15* 1 0 , 4.
mir ego. by 7/04.441505i ailean,94l4o sod ra
a' diiiinsaisOwl witagysaila ImitivaittimiChadew
tab. S. OJ it •Ilwo'busuU INcistedy sipalibilsd;
'obi! 16 'thong Ms , nebilitiofigldvelinfiShit pil
ttleile, %rid, .*n in ilto ittnalialbitnalYhid.
Hot what wore illecoliiihibn ilitti do 'Oil* itai
onornicrtel 6 0..
' ' liitliit'ig ad itll4o , thiltaiott
hti.to ltd in I " U Pt isflin iV all 0 11
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goiml thildu moults.; Wry 4 ,i,', ,
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Whp would oyez i f ' ' oislivinti , i ,
''' Who wouidliowlfie) IA odeliti ,
Thougtijil ts birth i ceyot bit2342r, • ' q - ''
41 4 , * in? 0,.
4.09 P 71 1 l ie d ;:4,1, -.
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4 , ii. 1 : All to El
i pia! the (. in 1r I,moubiiig bouli
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liellow Ea a iiii*lkY
•r"/ By epf.l4l,'• Mit allibMl6ol6-1 1 '• u- 1 ' r
By*. plit's'draddlstmom9lo3; 1:.; c 1 C ,Ci
' 7 4/. 41 24( /11•04ibiage-**-7 ti , } *,t_ , , 1
By our commeo kindroll madly t!
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ki 4 41 01 1311 917 .1 0044.4 130 3tnt 7QM. .;
" tfiS klitaTl i gl: 4 ll gPg
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'Va theri f laaijo lapel's voli 1 ' ,
' Atek mull le 0660 arab 1 ' - ' ' ' '
• bilker, 'AIM iii richly stain
• ' illitiisiostbaintiiy Marl-
f• , tits t• voteiVeloolh lorentib vow. ' '
While big oriThilditoiii but iiimr,
~ : Ewer te paitiglin. as nOilv - • -, * '
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SOUPiDADVICE. '
4 4 14a/44 r ! irliatiuk
grioldk dad* Ybiketaripilh
Woussiiai saVaitu,th il ioo.ol4 .
p6itfed fef tilitoitAPuh. ll 1 3 !IM
lected duty ufjpiustuaikly 00;40 uppers.
3A40!" PaartamAftesaarAirb
hype ih46iboreiaa t isubeeribenta Gr
hom,', who • hal oseripoluttl propriAty,
sod, duty otiostaininkby .bislabseriptiou
andsdvrortiting,..tite ~ papirro •of I hicown
unapt % This duty is the-,frest, own. be.
fore
,subseribinr to iQraitean." which ie
well , Ivarzh the inoney it.costs. end prini.,
as a Ann ter 4 # intttekt.eterely. toa suhsarip,
tion to any- **wool ,whauwevay..., .3'be
prosperity ut Atte coPPIY .41. whic h ~'y'
litte,—its eitaffinterr-wetiten Antal ,
ligettee, ward tian sli.,l4(PerY 411 1404.
eltengtt! 9epouds, °Pelt. the iii win! pDllcy
of each and ovary Gnu 0(10141ttiv.;44
central point of your greatness...is/sr map
Cour}, y dour.m*. • •„ ,
Now thigli,oF tkijOlit--.4sarelPuaquagoletz
your. dollar upon, some epbetnend. meshy
and perhaps perntetousAteet ste theorise,
The tehlt*Ph 44 1 Piii - rcia4t.itave brittlett
the nciekettfiY se your. 944 10 f — kitlEgiSIL
you will gat. from ..aisr by-des...course of
mint. Now::: eacoangit hia•p bean :abd
etrongthont Ws bands by a. sasalrauppoti;
sud Jet, his aboott arblea. labgthwa nod
brigliten. ,-uudtte iha genial jafluence..at a
poem!. and proper mamma arbia
/ i f you want , ffortaftwe. so well stones
and gavot! wialwilaay. its. give you
• Omaha"' and hid/paper for, parhapa.lllll
—but,. Umtata), hitaaaff doe* not, totaiyou
unless you appreaiate sad aad> aupport,youe
own county nowspapaitordat Wm ; leakielti
right. to *grim or yolk to real& We IL
while, this eemaioa unpaid at
(lu .ote a, dull follow vi-lwapit I
-r.and would not otuleaetwol.owin
your, in e,,eint*ingilitod.dp w amp,
Dtowey4l-"ouset Alp Yaw Wiahlw.orew
artur-trotcouukaot toms. Graham *June
subanrihert dud /oval/rein,. bawl* low{
a quick eye toi parrelpir *duty Rad , arjwitto
and manly etnuegeiotneet end-back thew
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f.
Arat.loat detT,Lalwava
'try (kir attggeition reader, add you will
feil moth likes' min: the' drat '4l ,- you
take hold Id the niwaiiipbVef neigh
autOterdwil li s tfo, Val 1 11 0 161 1
tsio:dollate 'dotialt idoOr its uf
zed A n ~ . _ ein •
%lave' damn' . Wiede 'tn way t.i t idte
bibthereof the preU. which: f6i thill#l4-
entLiiellefiqtutr`iheiriipel add id*.ttve
Wei of *hide powdi, ja driAng rro# ' 66 f r
border's' the 106%614 thee! 'inseams • which
covets Ina latild— , iddryttir dgatfoo oft dti
ataud leavink desith fi l l u niaiclit
But, te , t..
.Therep a pail aim co mi qi , b oy&
filr rip h c a r tl 7 4 woe field 91,109 r o,
the bray's, , ,
,•
•1ir 71 4 Pareikat s.4Pirdam !roPt PLick
stwo 41klion4. tnity bo.4•4li46ooooo o ll.wfigh
th. "SW liad sac yam ,for 114figt
.11F, 1-1-
`4
rsitekni rot ''faili. " fittirrtl 'Am ,
The elveeernene hid • deierieineirtice;iild
the frigate 4.6....leiotrense_ 12.1,011.00 e• alfal'
• .4, 1,1 , 4 . I, Vl,i° ll4 Ptk °PAT #110 3 1,7)114 v !!
et.ifftwrA flails, l A l o, l . 4&r Ali ,
dicfe#Pfilic *FY. 01#510 i fig•Pufeid, ,
?
=A .. ti,P. l 4l'ErcPXOlO- iinialltA 4#lfY , ,
14t' ce‘i. 4 to frill *I gP,AT A 11•Aqu
'wFirlt #4 Fli#l o # Ir!Kft 1 4410 1 0 . 14 Irk - ,
' oirt,rtiluMr.,•• .b ii , , • ~, . i , *" . 4 , i
"TitstiVietUalliiirs!ittr.—.4"teleiritpb-
Ito Teeeired yeeterday
`f ittYro* Nititibiftfon, ''.ititeir that •lilesars:
e,"Webstsit seilettai 'bate ill private
liettpresied their disapprobation of the
proposed .trnion' parti.—N. F. Tribune.
CHEAP BLACKING FOR HAaxsss.•—Melt
two ounces of tnutum suet with six ounces
of bees-wax, add six ounces of sugar can.
dy, two ounces of soft soap, and one ounce
powdered indigo ; melt and mix well and
add a gill• of. turpentine.• , Lay it on with a
sponge and polish with a brush.
CORN COl4.-A 9 these aro valuable to
teed to your stock, don't sell your'corn itt
the ears, but, shell h, grind,or chop uP,
steam or boil vout'eoba add yO4 EMI
ter your itobli with Wit hay. •
4" .. t:e ~
gIEINE
• ' Mines. .
TheisitiOpal hiliniirritat'oodtplainN
awns diiattleiroinribi*ha &lbw**
Stegall* MEMO* 'o 4 iifhrtrr. slid' W& bY
Int tiled* drat islrbilinthrnal with gold.
blisyninklit bore Wm 'lsfignect for this
sierelty2 uSngliitif 'writes, it
bee liWtettueopppeold Wilda* frittiv the poht.
idellilstW tit itc Germany. The
restos abilMititingidhike bodies of troops
in atrial' Mid fruisittAnd' the payment
of Geniis troopam Holstein, it iv claim
ed; have smittired thrrekiowtorvilvesifrom
Private and - toglised. of dm' Anstrien
otepli hard bealt ',paid by. 'dome
write* thittlit' Canoed - 111% , the Mims Mit.
non in Tforatte of iiivrf 'the 'standard,
airrthe'arbtoitiby of 'eonihittriss to car
,artielerwherl ft if of the Mast ;'
In MI6 &Mout,/ it 'hi tetteritlypirippaged
to antra frottrinir drtnand'of edict. for Oilj
ifornia, Weld* ft we that
9.141;110191
thlp rergy• yaws ? sad' hid to 'KO *mg
hi s oxile94,Pit!4Pui whelk, we; regri- UPelt
ow immens e uiportitions offoceigri goads
'n00.H141,1 ! And upon l •JP!l' w,
,
Oat ,Inut4 l46 sbimillesiru!" l :
for 16ign_p, WerAkr di VS! IkkiP .
03/01 . 411 silver Omuta ,PST!toDolout-Vde r d
end obaul4l4l , l4l l Lbi‘• 4 0 1 1 4 4 64 9*
18 . 00 tovippl' ,Wbettersr our rulers are
true ePoilk-mq 64 4 O T Ot"..fira indottry.
any pievant us ,
rrots ,asputrig,. ou abroad, for
that .thicik we eil leV ltkli
,0 1 ltaPluro .
'home Lfor Or. Corwin very justly
4 ±r i fslhof ut!nr,pntire exports of broad
en) a acid Firoiriationi . to 'all .pitts, of the
World during the_paat year Will scarcely
anmanntatintArdoes‘ thstootion, goods rid.
Porkvi Wswi•the , thltios• ibsecon
Vattritnit , di " '; • -
' `110t111118; Yip it. . 1 air.
•
he"Wiliat tonkrits:
worksin
'Ont
'on Nriedlitire and,
doleitostie :ebittuitoy, that m ,sefecting the
06'h:or the pitultry house, and Should be
cluisdn Whieh is perfectly dry 'and that it
sh'obld have an exposure to the east, or
!southeast, in order that the fowls May in
joythe benefirof the sun + i rays 'tinting : the
inclenierit seasons of spring and autumn.,
'Arthur Young, whose opinions and in
culcations, on most topics associated with
the management of a farm, are of high
practical value, in some remarks upon the
same subject observes:
"Where a set of houses are intended
(for the feeding and rearing of poultry) a
situation should be fixed on. near or close
to thu farm yards. and with a , utple space
around to allow the fowls to dispense over
It, is the day time. and one or more ponds
for the aquatic,sorts. Alt. inustAteve #a
sea; to. a gratra yard, :AfFitY,, Wr
range, and hive olesty. water dear: Great
•Airq Dc4XREI 0.4 e *NW " ‘"
INEW BERIESL.ka;;2OB
i attention shonhi lie paid to cleatilf4oll, ettir
''to "whiteJwashing, 'inn 'for apectiitiill;;'
merely, but to desrruy ve.rmirt." -. '"llititil'
should never be restricted as ter fiiiid: t''
is far more judicious mid econoiOitfil'ttilii-'
low them a superfluity;' tho'n• foe . rettrfriu
' them in this partiridar. Animal:Ad; lit'
all seasons, is indispetteible; witlt*# / 11"
the•various Soria of fawlf - Wilheeaseoter be
prolific, and the outset will Ereatlyiiitieete
the gain; but With it• cieurnlion stiptoit,.tile
reverse will be the case. As to.'Vsllite.'
washing, to "destroy vermin," tftt initidi'-'
cation of the maxim !bay be well entittift .
in reference to some vermin ; bee i furlit—''
garde those parisitical vermin whielli ih&if '
hens, Ar.c., we prefer allowing illacked,
lime or ashes, in which the fowls gait litit
row and thus free themselves. ; ' ° • ."
FENCE POsTs
We are often •asked for the best aselktoti
of preparing fence pests. ' : -
When practicable, always ptit thivppor
or limb end of the poet in the grounilitimis:
reversing the position in which it grew :
The valvular arrangement of the oapiilary
tubes of wood is each, that• theigwistarit,
from die ground.w ill rise if placed weasel* ,
down, and thus assist to decompose Choi
wood; but if the poetic reversed the utois%;
tore will not rise, and ihereby, the decay
will in part be prevented.
•As addi flops security against derby; ter
of the following may be adopted :
Insert at the end of she post intended ttl.•
be placed in the ground a creak solution of
corrosive sublimate, to the depths of its in
sertion i this is called kyanizingtr and
if thoroughly done, Ito that the wootthe
returewd. the bottom, will outlast the up
per part of the post.
%Bunt the lower: end of the post, wed
while hot plunge it into melted tar, or pa-
Aroleual s or °collar will answer.
I.ltitstrendalf eirtarreil posts be soaked
solution of sulphate of iron,. (oonnuott,
WipperAsklyrime - week - before - being pia
-04'14 agiabnil: they Will last for
' iifb
l'ffetbfis of pests should he iarreir
isitirtibq AI in '‘ho ground,' and theft n'
will Alit& lite tar- to enter the grain of ihe'
isrbod, :nitrifies close it against ihsects.'
Ate,-64./Perkftik Farmer.
WHAT CONKFITUTEs GOOD FA nmixo:
Rervflone;:iiPhis Itvularks on "billet -s
t'artning"—a 'valuable and erudite.'
*CA. Bays ;
. _
"it may be laid down as a atitniling'fitik.
and it a guide to direct us, that alliisiaid'
tiiiiriing, the whole of that proceati.. by ,
Whic:h . bid Inuit is to he eencertielliliti.'
goothindprtiduclive, and to be continued'
in that aisle, is ohm posed of the three Mb:-
idarinittspelrattntilr of husbandry, ' - -"' ''
; . l'i To , itaery on% all - supertlbOtta -lilt&
F' mbartl- Water by means of judleiothi'
raining. ' . ' ' . . ..
2. To MgtdrVC . — Thrhiglllelediam of
Inianure,,, the strength and' fertility which
al trees el o '
. , ha sted by cropping.
'' . 2. to Otriet 'all noxiotig eteedi, 'eat:
the.altength of the manure may be tbro*P:
ntti the' crops; and not into the weedai''',
j Eeer,y, farmer who exercises his 'Mind!,
d 'the dltivillon and management 'of 6 lir.
didds, will at once recugnize the hilliolI.:,
"ail Octlie foregoing observations. lcdl. i
Dbeiotte at are the troths they inUuNite t
pl . tIY. We feer;tvill tint-profit' by thent. 7 --
artners used ..line upon line and piecept
ukti . preeept" . In these matters.
. . ,
A Tsar roe FARS acs.--Dr. it. 7'. Bold.
win has recently made public the result or
twarezet• yam' htvestigatiol►' and espeti•
Siam epos atsnures, and the various Issyli
of firtilizior the soils.' He states that the
but erstiperdiest way to fertilize any sent
Is to cover it over with straw, bushes, :pr
soy riw material, so as completely mikado
it. The surfade of the earth thus being'
made cool, dark, damp, and close. Wan"
undergoes a chemical process life puneflibl '
tion, and becomes highly fertilized. Thhi'
plea of•krtitiziug, he sayd, Indy be appllnd
with slimes* to any soil whatever, no taitt.P
ter hbw poor, and the result will be astpn.:
Whing.
I ' •
,130k.' 1 o u I. Iv one quart of
hotititßy, put ono quart of cold water, and
lattleepopnftli nf spit ; buil until the. wit.. t
tar le entirely absorbed. Take it froi
the fire, cheer the put closely, and' lent
on thit hut .seheit for fifteen or nventjitmle
ehtik.in soak, :Stuire it in a deep conned:
buttdr nut iato small pieces:on;
thttinp.. . 'Dente who tke cream - withiti •
lint3t.addhitlf,a pint while on the ashst '
It *whilst and better tested . when boiled
,ins pet lined with porcelain. or is
Antitheft pipkin.
A Biz' or ROMANCE.-A singular, end
afieling Scene took place yerterday,,ili
Onanibero street, near Broadway.
young width who had lelt Ireland some
year. ago, and since navigated round the
landed in New York on Monday
aflanwcin. 'On yesterday, he hid turned
donut Chambers street, and was met by
an emigrant just landed from the Wash
ington. Both instinctively stopped and
looked into each other's e yes wit h a gow i...
zing. intentness. The young man was
bronzed by a tropical suit, and was cords !
able with difficilliy.
"Tom,", said the elder man
"Father,", replied the other, and both
•were enlocked in each other's artnaln,i
mOriiiiii.;"cieating quite' a . ' sensation in the ,
- street. The _Wry. le ..c0un..1411; Tbi
lather was a very .respectable gend i enkin
fatale!, whose youngest sou went
.at die . cmcineuccineut of tw fatiow , 4
'Year after year, the I.4thea!*eireutustatiellerf
became worse and worse. (ill ittugth,biktl._
was forced to emigrate. atmege.ient,-.
incidence, the father and eye, whieluttli,
heard nothing of each other for futirletere, ,
met in the streets of New y ß t4,jl.onehe
ving 'arrived from Calcutta Olt XIMNISYr,,
the other from Ireland on Teasday. the
young' seaman is the second offleareeit
large ludiaman joins:rived is the riven**
N. Y. Stan •
Allots T;n9r.-0. ' by doyaa •iak trl
I me. sir r 001,4 beautiful yews W h s.. .
' grily, to a atraoser• at 14
pr two. A,. b
smoo. ell Pikidohl. 04.
plied the. I.lisr!3ol44lll*4ocA 46) . ft
At 410, s Ne. 4
ryicii shit forgave him. 1 4
I.elf
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