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BY ,A. dc;C..II. BUEHLER. :
: • . • •
000;:*TATiOlilER*
•sanen comm.
One, pries -=and that as low tka at
any,"Xlitabllshmont out
tl , t• of tho Oitp. ,
, 110... BUEHLER
E'rUlt.NS hie acknowldegmente to
- jr•Nt hit 'friends' for "'the y , long clintitMed
antl• 1 110661' , peirohnge‘eitteihieti him. zed
- firvil'ei'aittintio'n to his rirdtient . largely. id
ovealnid einelt'of goinle jegi reeniied ffoin
d&id New York.lie deems
itiktiitifebeharyi r to' eitimierate itedoijt
oitifil;' which will be' (bond • to 'ointireee
itkietrlt e4.iety,•ot gidthli in his liiie; viz
10/14SSiptil The6rOgiciti School ,
Miscellaneous
to «.
11 ,40/ 41 ,4, C1 . 19 1 . Y 6 finfl 1 0 1 14, eMbriCing. ee
helieFpoctlig largest,anil, beat assortment,
, ever,opeop.cl, In fiettystnitg.,. ;
ajep, invites, attention to his large
6 "PiiiYi of. • •
rANesr GOODS,
einfiraellig4l4lll tiii I t IvPr 010 sifill Pen
t:fig:L. Von•Kuives; 1 biin sdd Faner'•No'te
t'api'r • suul I E.ln.relttileto, Wolin ' Warerfi.
'Stuffing Mix,. Poriintinenti.4' Soup; Pei..
Ininory. of which' fvill
1 , ilia Ar k WO VE.4 V I,OIrES7'
It'drliN4L.4o
• wr3.Cull AIM ayraliunn.for vultraptres
, flu, 'lolll6lo , llln' 800,K .. /.z DRUG
40. rd iip.o44other*beirg street:it lew doors.
rofirtire -
',• :.` l S.' 11. 13UETII:ER.'
• Gettysburg; I'd., Gdt. 21. 1853.
,; L~ ~ ~7!'~r
111RDWARE STORE.
'I'VIRE Subscribers would reapect(ully
• a, .• ...now,. to • their friends and the
that. ihey' have opened it NEW
11 A RI) W A RE. STORE in 1.3 a itiinorn
DAVID ZIEOLiIH,
-Gettysburg; in which they tire opening•u
strxit and . general,asaorttnent if
111 i9tololr4lig;'lliON',•STlAL,
GROGEMESI
CUTLERY 'COACH TRIMMINGS,
Axles' Saddlery,
. Cedar Ware, Shoe FindingB,
• •
talits,ollB, & Dyestuffs,
in g inmem, inbbiling every deseriptioJ of
ell ivies ins the aluive ' I hie of business—to
ivhich thew lila attention of coach.
nialtits,lllatAstottint.uarpeops.o,,thibt....
Sltotittnikers, Saddlers, end' the
ilabliti i
g Mie rally.
stn.tlilr ik' haring been selected with great
oesnr. and purchashed for Cash, we gfiart
1 "r•ille MolteYt) to dislmse
of ntsy i lpttrt , of,it.on as, reasonable terms as
percitssed any w hero.
NYti,, , pactittulath request a call from our'
frintitle, hnti ! earnestly aolicii .8 share of
plolkje; favor„,itik,ure.nre determined to es- 1
S;dilitilt a
,eliarattter for ,aelline s Goods at
low : prictittaltd,doitig business on fair prin.
JDEP D. DANNER,
pIVID tf,EGLER.
tet;U' "'Tti 79
ry• I? !VAL , iII,NLI • •
A:GRiATIATHERINSI
•
A • liM O$T every. Wily ie attracted in the
in the
7ritrtte-Sntry httikling,.Bnuth , West ilorner
thellintninitloottee the large and. spien,
did stock or •
1 4,M , 0411 1 1 3 4)
litr.tiesittet-hrettght' (eon the I)ttiee, tied
he ielilf*eettrie 'Yn'akteg: etty . ite(nher . of
•Out - . ther , ;nate the-literrier,"' and
the , birti4t4iitel hettee he likes 'Rte'le.
intitifietitreettirectea* ' ' • •
iNtoodig; •
af 3 / 4 tAitlyqlesertlittinie . ;' , tiedh iteo' Silke,"Be.*l
regel(l)elti;einell Oltelli ''fkaiegce,
DittirdiPlleilie'filptil‘birdejleige.
Bfrettezitcelf, tgitki4)Oinh'rati n tinetre,
eblieettlynUfekl4hueffltvliebtal.4lllitheeteEi
ht
every' 4erietr; 'end
SKI! Avl,,sy o
'lP,rjAtutelcs *lt'd , itleitthit`e; 1 / 4 See'. ' "" ''"
..,,triegs tau. ..-
Vlit: Ge 'hes 'Cloths' -
IVOil i t r , l lVMl , ,i kilti 4 9 . 0 ., hill):Pr41); de
ungs; (a large vori
ecf;j4,CoViifilifif"`Liniiis'' liee
IlitistivttritnninbinentiVr firiii
Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspen'dert,rtiO.),
N1 1 . 1 0# 4 .1 0 ,C1t91 nit Aim/b sell elieriPer
4,IIIA64PYtIRI!Kr 810483 n, town-. , and, that
nodeaV.OtWill be Proven'
oYSII.F)PgrAItn) aEcOl i f !'S +IPp fild, and
L W' InItife:!1“1/nti! allow
goods,
April 7.1854.
un,o,
SAATE - NOUR MONEY!
; • •
EssZtrOrubr corir
• rizr
H. BUEHDER'keeps consul tly on
t'•• hand for - sale, the Genuine Es.-
filtROE OF:COFFg
trt tuttoarrttete in tainthe, will be
tr 7 ill . 9y,course of
4 arga Ar7iFt;r s 9 I O,AViIoLESALE and
R&Amt.,, a ' he Dru nolt Store of
il) tl /.?“. S. H. BUEHLER•
NMWO -. 210; 1853.
APOIITING! SPOETING!
,IMFORGE and 'Henry %Vampler will
Hew Spouting and put up
the same low, for cash or country pro
.duce. Farmers and all Others wishing
11160 anuses, &c. spouted, would
giVe them a call.
1 , G.' dr, 11. WANNER.
„A . :i411:6-1853. . •
PLOPLOUGUr
OV the beet quality—always on hand
, and' for 'sale in' Gettysburg, at the
Fouudfy , of •
T. WARREN' AD SON.
IMMM
BRINGMATS
CABINET-WARR ROOM,
• GETTYSBURG, PA. •
TirfrANKFUL for the liberal patron
." age heretofore extended to him the
übscriber would respectfully, inform hie
9 1 4_ Ckletomersi.end the public generally,
thin he still continues to manufablure every
sariety.of ;
0 $lll. 11-11 0
FURNITURE' -.!
et: his. Old Establ,istiment,in South Belli , .
more.attest; second square,. :a - feyr: deans
fouth , of the . 4 ..9TAR" printing . ' office
Gettysburg lie . will:have on hand, • fpt
sale, and will constantly be prepared to
manufacture, from the very best_ of:rnate•
vials, Sofas atthe tateofhom $2O to $5O;
" . ..A' Centre Card Pier,
r'Bo6,•toiat, Dining and Break
last .IABLVS; Dressing Bureaus o
every description,: Preach Boadsteads,
Wlshstand s. Warilrobes, Seereiaries.
13ook , Oases ; Peat:awls or Sideboards,.
Siools,Ladies' Washstands, Raclin.
ing Chair 4,
,Lotinges, 'l'niluretts, &c.,
&e.,.whittii -for, neatness, durability and
beauty of iiuiab , cannot , be surpassed by
any in•ilie country. - -
m.fie ‘ r9on! wishing-,good and cheat
TURN IC
Would well to give him a 'call before
purchasing elsewhere' • •
e e fling.
Ile is also prepared to manufacture Coffins
of Cluttt, Alpaca & Walnut. Ile liaise neat
and substantial Hearse, and is preparelll to
accommodate pereons in town and mien . -
try at the shortest notice. All kinds of
work made to order, and warranted to
be finished in the best workman like
style. • GEO. E. lIRINGMA N.
Gettysburg, July 22, 1853.—tf.
GROCERY & LIQUOR
sir(pitE.
f r HE undersigned .has REMOVED his
Store_u few doors south of his old
stsnd, to .tile three-story buildint, of Mr.
Wasnitts, (nexedoor to the "Star" office.)
ou gre ..tet. di sy seep WWI
lap tuilsoitthent or goods,
~he is
preptired tti offer at prices which cannot
be beat. His stock consists of,
G O'C MI It It
of all Medi, Sugars, Molasses, Coffees,
Te a s. Fish, Salt, Crackers. Cheese, Pick.
clod Cousimbere f Ste. Also.
Fruits & Confectious,
Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Prunes
&c.— Also. Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Se
gars, Gail's celebrated German Smoking
Tobacco, and variety of other artiel,l,
AL - io' 41 , 145t-rate' assortnient of the best
qualities of • • •, • '
LIQUORS,'
Wines and Brandies oe- different kinds %
N. E. Ruin; Hollind Gilt, Old &c.
---1111 of Which can be had on the lowest
terms at the Store of the, Sebeeriber, in
South Haltimere street, next doer to, the
"Stitt.' office. , - ' -
r:Y - A,180, , always 'on hind 'a variety 01
Stone Juia,"&o.—;Give us a veil'
EMANUEL ZIEGLER Jr. '
Gettysburg," 'Jan. 27, 1854—tr.
- ir - 111,31 1 f 4'14%0110N!
FAtigESTO, OK'•& . 80g8 tiis just
°N.4 l Cpenitig` one of.
the largest and'lnoSt•cemiiltite assortinitif
of Spring•stul Summer Dress'Obodi ever
offered`to tiietpdhlic `Out+ selietion hiv
ing tnieq "Made "Vrith'great' care and '
our'
stock' pareliatied at redUdetti
feel"reftred to' Oresenf inducements ;'
are'as rarely , offired. Our stock 'of 'Dry
Goods' tilts ' , lleVCr been'' and
wilfi the Miditinn df"our: list Inirtheite,
cent patting , aer'itdoes''Cloths ' `of%all pri
40 and 'ritialities ) ,"CdasiMeres, '
Kentucky`. Vans; Tiede . fdr `i Cltildien,
Berage I De Lainee,c M. be Lainei4 He
rages ; 'Retitle I Alpacils,'Citlieni4,7 thug
hams; 81fA IS; (Cashmere; Thiliet„"amt.
White Crape lit -every"variety,)' dfio; , ,
lenge' the; iiituity; to produce their
as regards to quality Mid price.' •'' •
•• Having ' elltled'largely•to our virlety. of
'6.140CE egi
we are priipared to..furnish the, finest
qualities
,o(Syrup, Mialasses,,§ugar, Ace..
&C., at redeced rates; our stock of Mo-
lasses and; Sitgei is, regarded •as the most
comiilete ever tittered tnthe counry.
deem to enomerate, .as we
Wave' always On hand a.cont {ilk° essert:
ment of pry Goods,' Groceries, Hardwarei
Queenswlre„&c. ,
To singly you of the. truth of our Meer
tiOn,'We only ask yen to esti and examine . I
for yourself if you want bargain's. Call
early at F,AHNESTOCKS.
,Sign ol the Red il.ont.
March 3 t, 1854.—tf
Tell. if arontid,
IIHAT 'MARCUS SAMSON•
„has
ra
just opened a splendid assortment
of Pants of every variety 'and style which
he will sell at prices that will defy comfit.-
tittott here or elsewhere. Remember I
buy tor cash. and under the most favorable
circumstances, which enables me to do just
wliat I promise. No humbugging, call , and
udge for...yourselves.
Draw Hear--Come.ated See
L.,SCHICK would inform theLadiee
ay
• that he now offers the largest assort.
Intro of BONNETS, Bonnet' Silks and •
Velvets, Ribbons, Flowers & Hair Braids,
ever, before opened 'id thii place. Call
and see , theat—t4 trouble 'to show
Goods. ,
G. F; :TtlYgg
.IT:RG,' : P: A' ~.,
..“..I.DA:Y.
FARMS FOR SALE;
WEAR CIETTUSDIRC.
- - -
• No. 1-160 Acres: good Stone
Hoifie and Barn, with other out-buildings
nlefity ofiedd tubbed, tneadidroind'helter.
failing water: • ; ••• . •
75 Acres: , large Stolle
;Joust), . I argo acp., B .I;PP.a . AS lietia•
Pgr'?"rjbs , f iwSitflr,
plenty goO (mil t surnment Milker and
•gabd •
'''' 'NO.';s: l a-1. "flirt rate
`Elkin; Ana butAptiildingii;einiii-'
lent Imeadow,: good In nn ing 144 r, Oho ide
04i, 1 1- 1 114 3 .91 , ArAh-LPS94/hg.tUraPßEco • 1 , •.
No. 4--1 1 Q Ac r res,l good, large
Brick House, _with ._oui•liilaings, Plenty
novo prowr ,at-the hoosejrl-in•the
fields,k . '6O Acres excellont tim i brr, plenty
good frattdOW; OrCha t ul; of' all
-kinds nftfttiit,ooa tenatii-hotise. &O.
No 5-=2OO Acres: large brick
House; Witiv , rbaok:buildings,plargel stone
Bahk Barn', with a bads aod,Cribe, am all
other; out-buildiogs,,puch dry-bouse.
emoke-bOuse, &c. ; bet Ween bb :
,and fib
Acres in good melid6l4, , plenty good iim
ber, good fencing'. Orchard 'of till kinds of
choice fruit, several wells of water. kc.
No. 6,247 Acres : , near-Pipe
creek. Frederick county, Md., large Stoup
House. Barn,Smoko-house, Spring-house,
chede,, pens, cribs, plenty of water and
fruit, from 50 to 00 acres good timber-:-
•-
can 'be bought cheap.
No. 7-105 Acres :.adjoining
the above, good'Stone• Howie, wiss
out buildings,, good water, #46. [ luip
'two Farms are handsomely situated on the
publie,road.] , . .
No: 8--A Mill with 30 Acres
of land,,: good buildings, shops, sheds,
oilier ont-buildings, &e.
Any person. desirous of buying or sell
ing property will please call upon
F. E. VANDEItSLOOT, Agent.
Gettysburg; .Pa., Feb. 17--••-eobr •,' • •
ORE iNs.utANGE. —
THE Aditms County Mutual Are In •
=ranee Company" located at Get
tysburg, is now m successful operation, are
for lowness of rates, economical manage
ment of its affairs, and safety in,lnsurances,
challenges comparison with any other
similar company. All its operations are
conducted untier the personal Supervision
of,Managers selected by the. Stockholders.
1300k8Or the Company are At all times
open, io the inspection of those,insuring
i t . As no travelling ag'entit are'eMplovvoi.
r eveolis desiring oat) -•""
phetttloin to miner of -thz-Al . ls..friacw
wbntn; all ,requisite informaitton can I,
gained. irrthe Managers, are
Hoeough--Goorge !Swope, D. A. 'Burbler, D.
Wills, A. BACtirtz, Samuel R. Rumen, F.
W. Stable, M. Fabneatock, C. W. Hoffman, D.
MeConauaby.
Menai len—Wm. H. Wileon,a
Cumberland—Robert McCurdy,
Stra'ben—laeol,Kiage•
Prinklin;•-•-Andrew.Heintzelman , "
HamiltonbanAmos W. Magiuly,
Libertyr-John Musseiman, Jr".,
liestlputr-Henry,4`. Picking,
tinrce-Jacob,Griest,
Mountjey-
Bertiiele-:-MaithesS
Oxford—John' L. Ndil, JI.R. Hirsh,
President—GEOßGE SWOPE: .
V4p,Pratidet4---3ANIIEL ( 11,-Rtrasti.r.
Secretary l -0. A. Busq,Lra.
Vressurer—SA'viurt,
iirt; , Roessir M'(ltraviiLacon
,Septllo, 1853-4. t. ;
for. ebrtiskal
liiBt.':gV,liTho:;',UOtiiia:...
, • ,ftwoo.• / I
3. tgo.- GRAM MIER
AS•t6e'plerieute o I 'l' hi;
<- 11,0, ' friends and -the:publie, that he has
taken the store , roorn oecupieilrby
I).6SIIDDLECOFF, .in•ltElhambersbutv
*treat,. where he • huffiest meittett (Mai tiiei
Eastern'.eities and is;now •opening
'twat int afid:ottlendjlaisonnient;ol.7P•
tlliV.F%tt,P)to
himo. beemieleetethwithigreet•ieete
and bought entirely for .caely,antldsvhicht
hp.believes wilt enable hint . '..offer,tare
brgailui , t9 all who maybe
yOr him ,withla k etiare of..tlieir,patronagei
which l itnhereby.very. respectfully.ttitited6 .
Gettyaburgv•March 4 3l; 1854t.-4f,.
kilt( 0114:111Ei0,4‘iwoi
;
!,t,
‘I%.AN' be,,had at Weaver's ,Gallery in
- ) l . .clhatiabereburg , street., ,Pictures_: ta.i
ken in all kinds of weather, and will be
put up at this Gallery in all the different
styles of the day, at prices varying (rum
50 cents, to 40 00. So now is the time
for. obtaining the cheapest likeitesi ever of
feredin -this place. Persons will' find :it
to' . their advaptage tomtit soon • while the
opportunity is,before them, and in order
tglsecurea eata,faStory..likeness, subjects
are,,requeeted 'to ::wear -dark apparel:
Gentlemen should wear black, with black
vest and bravat, and Midi should avoid
dressee of pink and blue. Plaid , and
.00trasting colors are very suitable for
I return my sincere thanks to monomer
ous friends for their past favors. and so
licits a continuance of the same; hoping'by
strict attention to business to satisfy the
tastes of all who may visit my gallery.
SA M UEL WEA VER.
April 29-1853. •
HMV MOMS.
dr.lo see a fine collection of Fancy arti.
-` lO4 des at very reduced prices, go to
Fahnestocks where you can select from a
large assortment, inlcuding Sewing Birds,
Port Monaies, Cebu, 'Fari, French'
worked Swiss,: Cambric, Honiton and-
Bobniett Collars, 'Fop and''Side' Combs,
dro.,”&c., ill of which' tun be' purchrosed
at-the lowest rates at the eign'of the RED
,FRONT. . , , ,
.t . ikE 4 A.BIES
AND FREE!'
EVENING, MAY: 12, 1854.
rave Heart.:
A Lurie
I love the glad end
W bode tones shed
Wheneer there ice
To'echo hick the
I love the gentle, am
Thet ever , will con
'4 heart,
.j arcrand; ' .' 7
try heart •
(Ind ;". • '
og boort, .• ,
feelings' to
J's' , , ' •' -:
. sly Wirt,
use, , . .
d'i'repiosch ,
'pplause ; (~,
I ',brawn beart,,,. , , 1
t f find,'
.or home, for friend, '•
find.. 7
is boundless am '
imp. ~ ~ :
~ • . r .
t'S heart; '
/temp; ' . •'
. ,or.ill still loss ott,•
a.
Uosnd :, ' ' • ,
spirit up, • . '
eel' ' ' :'',, ,: • . .
r window : , 5 . , •
iilart i foie; ' - '
t
it n ,t• ' • '
f home, for friend, ,
, kind.
Its secret theakhts‘ a
Some Object at its'
I,love the bold and
That dates asaert
" higkrJlesi of the wo
!!And of the wOrhir.
But most 1 lover 0,0
WherWei ioeh he
Y., % Thst thrubt..With lor •
For country end a?
The heart whose leek
The waters of the
Is apetless as an
°gloves an kiting
Whoa. c 1 1 1 ,1 6 8 4 11,
- Whatever may net
Will MOW hatable 14
. Protb4t the 'ream'
Will cheqr the faintin
Andhe'ermi hippy'
AN when with some
sham the, scanlP
ElitChle . the large' braid
' Where'er midi heart
..T4 1 . 0 1 1.0 4 1 FAth,
For country, mid min
~~ leep»
sc~;~E `qio
"Let ma
. sleep," 0 id my CoMpAnion,
half 'pettishly turning from my couch
"Let fie SleeP." Tb , ivor6 haunted my
I 'l
Memory for . hours.; Ow erten had the
wish been littered in t is weary warlii.
00 let me sleep. '
.1
The man whoith co mace lashes him
forinisdeedit—evili ce mittee and repent
ed. of—cries, as he drrs Il ls head on" his
.
thorny pillow, "let an d sleep—with sleep
Comes oblivion."' T 1 Mourner, who' has'
seen some bright and eautiful one' faded
from hisembraco, like ii.
,beautiful summer :
flower nipt by a loo'enkly frost, 'liews his
hoed above the prostrate form below him,
and sighs in the agony of his Mind, "Lei
nie•sleep ! sleep:with the le'ved one whose .
smile 'Audi never ) w . plenine my'footeteps
. .noris i
"Let me sleep," sap; the traveller, wh`o,'
footsore and weary', bait toiled along in the
world. and seen hopes perish unfulfilled=
joys wither Ore they: A hro -tlisted--friend-,
ship, which ittittilingitt'enaiiring; changing ,
hue like chameleons, Ind rainbow prohnises
'fading and Melting into colorless air—
"Oh ! let me sleep; 1611 am weary." '
' The rcisy:chtelcdir - obildthe brighi,-
iiys_T--'71,,,- ',---:ike",;thoiightful matron
~ cise feiremornitro .riwro v i. ; i.: 6 4: -
poet, its most endearing suiilatittv
periods in which they lung for ,ski
the °Mimi - of all care—hours in which
the waters of Lethe may flow darkly and
deeply over them. .
There 'eoineth a sleep unto all l—a deep
sleep, bushed 'and breathless. The roar
of the cannon, the deep.toued thunderbolt.
the shock of an earthquake, or the shouts
of ten thousand arMies, cannot break up
40611 , repose.: With muielips and-fold
ea arms, one After anotherohe ephemeral
of- earth' sink . amid into darkness and
methingness. No intruding footsteps shall
jur, upon' , their' .rest—mo disturbing touch
shall, wring from. them the excluin'ation&=
"Let me sleep!" • '•
Finger Mnrlt r, .
A m a son w. empipy c d.to;thin.whiten,
e wails Of a chamber, The, luid used
was colorless till dried. Alone,*
the'rbotn,le opened a drawer examined&
poehnt*lr and,handled the , papers, but
finding u° money plan' thing as they
were forgetting that twelve, hours' drying,
would show i the marks of, /delve! fingers.
Bub i tetl-ni , le,finger, Turks,- which, be,
litathOnght anyone would over see, ex;
'g° B ° . l l Pi, gPkIP. -
citk •
it4r92,, ' e 7 s,re evil, tll9t"%htii and .
evil deeds I They . have all finger marks
vibieli• will be revealed at_eome time. If,
you disobey your parents,
,or.. j tell,a .false
hood Or 'take wbat is not Jour own' you
make sad finger marks on your ohe t ruetor.-
'And P°l4 wit;IIMIY agd.441 8 4 3 . 1, -11 defiles
the character. It betrajs:those • who,c . n.,
gage in it by the marks OP ,. them.
marks may be almost, if not quite colorless
riffirit.c >; But "ivint if 'thbY'stiOuld WOl'be
seen daring - any' of you'e•dalys'ina , nerth,'
is'ailay
comingiii :which all *finger i'mbrks 'or sin
stains On the will' be made tenni.
fist,
Isrever suppose that yaii etin do - what is
wrong 'without- having - 'staid on' your'
character: - It is irepbseibld: 'lf yen'
jure another, you, by that very - deOd; in
jure yOurown self.' Ityon 'disregard the
law of God, the injury is sadlryour own.
Think of it. Ever bearit in niind,
dren, that every sin you'commit, leaves 'a
mark upon yourselves.
Your character should be a coating of pure
truth. Let truthfulness ever bo manifest.
Bewaro of sin; "and be sure your sin will
find you out," for it makes finger marks
which, even should'thoy not be seen by
those around you on earth, will be seen to
your condemnation at tho bar of God.'
Three warniags from the grave—
"thqu knowest what' wta ;, thmi aeeet
what I am ; remember wttitt-thuu art • to
• The Boston ,Iletaki says t-rtiles. Dro
Todd has asserted there, air ithtee, sore
or Fieopki in the world 7 — sa ints, sinners
aad the..liteciter fiwily. - " •
A. Celebrtted officer. of ;the American
:relation, a "Virgitiia gentletuan,:had.un
fortunsitely been .tinotured • with • infidol
principles.- The efforts of 'Paine to • pro
mote American liberty—the 'effusions of
his pen and zeal of his life tendedto
, make , hie infidel sentiment popular - with
Of oar countrymen, at the era of the
reydlntion: The officer had often ..intrody'esii this subject, attango as it may 'op -
pear, ti/his daughter, and urged her to em
brace its tenets. • • • • i
Tf -infldellty stieceede with Mau, It Can
oftit master the' beartrof a woman,
fca: ahOin all other, the law of her, nature
is trust of Heaven... The young' 'lady re
aisteinhe entreaties' of her father. 'She
citing to the principles -of 'her 'Stivioni's
Disensp . ' afterwards' waeted, her
fwr torn and she drew near , tip 'closing
scene.;-Friends loved for her
lorell
-nese; and the fitther 'wept, that . ' ein•Ty' beau
frabiltld". langitieh into the tohai. the
,work disease, was- almost . consummate;
thp.lisht was passing from her: eyes, and
Ithe pulse film ber hear -it was' a" fearful
tnombetthe inotnent betwen
Lino a4d eternity
to her,lia4-814 1 —and,she gen tly'preesed. his
_hand, arultiooking tenderly up into his sad
eonnOnanee, iht: said -
• ilrather, , ivouldhavi nee iCO.
del
Thero was a pause ! there was a itgh—
find the beait-striokou rasa answered—
my daughter, no'!"
Getting on too Vint
A pions old slave had a wicked' inaster.
This master, liOanver; had
.much oons
deuce 1M his , slave's lei He believed.
ho was a Christian. .8011106 mm. the' mas
ter would be fteriouti and thoughtful about'
One,' day ;le eanni . 'ui the' 614 1
slave with the New Testament in Itlehluid,
and ashedif he could explain a passage, to
him. The slave; willing , to: try; :asked
what it.was.
I'll is in Ilomans;" said the master: ,
"Have you.done.all it tells you to do in
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John I" linqui
red the slave seriously; fixing his eyes tip-
on his •ninster.' •; ,!
, "Is o, I haverilf,!'Le.: , ::'' : : I
or 5t..4 bimk. DO all it talla yoti; till' you
get to ltowstng, and pia/will understand it
easy- enough , awn, for the good Vont( says,
"If any man will do my will ho will know
my doetrines.7 •
• If any of our readers bear'snybcidy ar
guing • about a hard text in •ROinans, or
stiniewheroelse, and worrying to know
whatix means, just tell theoi this , story
bout getting on too fast. v:
Tiler° ie. sanigiiiing,vory grntratpie in
the,innexed knit/Wan Mqnt l L
by, a irel4ae traveller lialy
gear ,do- Jp, Mont. lane I tioari rin glad "to
41 tliaritl'rin 0.14 d Pva come`to'greet Ye I
Pen (into America, taken', walve'tniltut Ilinntain;
Niagars,lPi? where you •
Your mlgiity* phis . ; 'lien yea - eoirl4 sh ift arid
In old Kontuetv— ; in, oar Mammoth ; Caro t • '
Or take a snooze, *bon you're in want of nisi,
Oa our,tig plairiep in.thefor
Or, when you'te your' heaped
lons ; • I : • .;
By sipping up t4e Mianj!eippi,nver.,; ,
itifOreganintiliono. P s nould you wish for any,
Why', weird the :ind Aleetninj :
inn may accept hem .with'itnpungy ; •
The7,linth eland high in nur.corninuni
9 .
Give us' a 'You'd nall. You' almost step from hence;
'Oro folk, all longito; seallour. Eminence.
Coma, szaer, Blanc 1 7 -ilos't make the least ado i•
Brfog Madame „Gra with you, soli the little
glaciers, too In
The Louisville Journal delivers this ,
aditiirible' homily “When .one looks:
through publicaiioni Icontenipeiaiy With
mortal names, and sees with what'fn oilier
cuptempt,they . were referred to, sod ilqW
cavalierly they were, sneered at and be•
littled by the ephemeral
o notabilities,pf
thtietlay-4reeistily'ait uritumeroint
etsstere and 'neophytes and psetido:phi.
luiephere'l are being treated—it startles
opti„fez a eminent, rest lie may be tread
ing, on the . toe's of aoine of posterity's wor-,
ehiiif,ul wrung. " Horace Welpole's cor•
respentlenee;'re6ently published, ought to
make some •of our •errogatit critics and
flippant editors rub their eyes alit! look
again belore, reuewing their merciless 11-.1.
gellations a mong the intitoefry. He deals
with Goldsmitti, - Johnson, Gibbon, etc.,"
as if they were . Moths tithizAing about the
blaze of hissSgitlitle k and doomed to a very
speedy leitingitiehnteitt in the_ ordinary
course of events, if they even survived
hiS own faseinating end destructive fl at tli.,
es gots they are shining whit 146 calm
ifile'ntliiur of eektiovvietiged genius: atidlie
—feebly and fitfully lights himielf to rid
icele, and will aeon /.go 'MA" iii'the inks
of Mile, Red tie remembered no more foil
eier." ' • ,
~;.•.
OITSPRINO CFA CHEMICAL' WEDDING.
As a sample of the pisetry of science, take
the following '
Metiers. Weter 'and Oil •
Ono day hail's`
A t asisai to thee:lli they were dropping ;
- And wooldlnot noire,
,Bot,coptinped xofight,
Withotil an y pl'oepeci of shipping,
• . .AJS, Pearlaih o'drheanti-- • -
R,word,
He jumped in the niiilat of the clashing;
• '• When all ttiree agreed
And. united, with speed,
And Soap cause out read] for washing. •
' • •
Ore Perrone ; . [alt out concerning the
right road to heaven than ever get to , Ige
curl of their journey.
isindeutsr.
An ineldent tbr
, .
'Crnies 'was the son ofnroor
widow: in , the city of N. B. He and'a
younger brother were, ber Only, earthly
comfort and care. But when about ten
years of age: he began te rd with 'iv irked
eurupaniorts, and , yfeld to , their wishes' in
disobedience to his mother's Cononanda.
Charles loved her, yet when tempted to
,d'o 'wrong forgot' her kindmisa, and tbe
grief he would occasion. Like all habits,
1 1 good and evil, itiaobedienre became stroll.
hger: every time wee 'guilty of it`; 'and
which were once thought of .with
dread, Chance, , before he, was twelv,e
1 years old, emprnined,
tine' 'morning a libber officer, whdee
I business it is to arrest erintiitelii. celleait
bis humble hoinel and Intik liimawa'Y. to
Ibe 'tried'-for 'Pile little , fellow
1. cried. and etri.did his 'lottely , mniber. `At'.
ter hew Mond gitilty; it .Was deehled to
send hint to the "Reforumieltoul" in a die
'tent city:. The. next ete , ws Chaffee' tooth
er,bed
,fromltim, he wits very•eirk.
i • epidemic,prevailcd in tbe institution, end
he was
,titomig these
. most, thingerogely
ill: I A heitetmlent nine gave !tire. F- 7
, money to pay the expenses of a in
her sick boy. • 'When she. arrived' at , the
large;burlding in which he was , confined,
elle entered a
• room where , several lade
were lying on their small . bitti in pain.
With:no inothierin'tvatch bier Mein. She
'looked around:ldr the , familiar hicks of
hair above. the paleface otAter.imn. • • But
ighe inught,lvvain.lor this One lor•Whlkm
[her heart , was T
• heo
_at-
I fondant 'Caine and told her that he. was
too 'if/ to be' there y'lle.was 'tn 'another
:lute weeping mother hastened; 40, the
. apartment, and a moment , suw the
ereaciated
,featuree her Charles. jt
MAI "tiffritinieineeting.'' alter
*noshed talked' With AMA libaro
fell on his. feverish forehead; hhe. unfolded
a little hemikerchief,and said .it was his
brotherls atitome. ,
1.'.."01t, mother I" exclaimed Charles'', "lay
lit ourny breast ; want it,uea,r.my heart."
•
I And soon, he, added, ! , •Does brother mind
you, tinetherf".?'Sometintes" she replied.
, eoh'telr hinito nhsp ybu ntiena,
!:11. I' had , ilane . so, tihould'hal beliere."
And he buried his tearful.'face in the bed
] dottier). unit sobbed.... ,
.•
is T saw that Charles must die,
aria . begged permisSiou to slay all nigy
in the room, and sleep - on' the floor,"iir
iwatch: by his side. But this was contrary
I to the rules, of the institution., mid ithe left
I him At, , i t it 4 break ing,lteart. tini,inorn-
Onghe was delirious; "tint! Hoop after ' died.
the Same' kind 'gentlemen 'Who 'helped the
WidoW when she' irtatt 'to 'See 'Charles.
Ateartor.iffeido-2
-Itkv-eatlrere r ying, 11 - ,VOti. lal tYln
Uiinn which tor the..mat time the. altOwl 3
tit.Wititer Nave fallen. ,
{ ''Kink or Charles, and of what God ,aid
• amid the thunderinge anti flamett of Shull;
"Ilotior thy father and thy. motheroliat
thy, days maybe long upon the land tvhich
o,y , Lord thy God givetitlitie."-H4nieri
itleBll.enger.
Perhaps the briefest, personal' memoirs
evto . ..writteu „were the 4, , 4lientoirs Cowil
Itostopckih," Written in)eit ntinutes.H..:
subjt,hi a few paragraplia, eadt''of
which. constitute: a ‘4ehapter." ' •
Ott"the tivelith day of
March, 1765; , 1 was entergetk•fro* dark.
ties into the light of -day. I was theasm
red,- I yrati weighed, I war 'baptized.' I
was.horn withomoknowing w t herefltre, and
my parents ihanked heaven, without
knowing . fur what.
i.MApeonters,: J was taught !Maoris
of.tltiega, and leartied,aftkipq. 01 langua
ited . 13 Y, dint, of, ttunade nee mid quackery
I sornt i times :pessed,. for 4 , 31y,
!i'P'4. OfArY or P.oo(votiPPea.
of Which I Leap the key.
3UFFelittfiriti :1• I WHO lurinenled
by IfUltltertl; . by. suitors who made, tight
dreases,for me ;,,hy women, , by ambition,l
la self-love., by useless, regreet, anti, by re,
ineruhrances.
"MKMO6a HUE EPoeUS 1 , At the•age.of
thirty,. I gaui up dancing:; at Way, 'my
endeavors to please the lair'sex; at-fitty,
my regard' el liuhlie opinion ; at •sixty,
the trouble of thinking ; hod I stave now
become a true sage, or au egotist---Wltitqf
ie just•theaame, „ • • ' ' ' .1
."ItesettufAine PitisctintEs: I 'have
never meddled 'in any niarricires 'or
have never recoininended
or a physiein'n ; and coinieipiehily hare'
never attempted the life'of any
"
MY, DismaEs :-•I had sdialike'to sets
and fops, and to intriguing, Woolen, who':
reaps ganid of rime ; a disgust fin- aired- , '
teflon ; pity for mat:l4y nien, ou and painted
within ; an aversion to rats, liquo rs,,
aphy bin's, and rhubarb' terror
,o 1
jiisline and wild' beasts.
* B ckteststsisoy NY : .1 await death
,
w fear si n e. without impatience.
My life has been, hail inelothatna,, on,, a,
grand stage, where 1 ituye p 1 ed the lie;,
ro, the tyrant, ~tlie loyg, the unldentaty,
but :Aver the, valet. „ „
MY.Epit,VH : Here lies, in hope. of
repose, an old deceased ,man. with a worn: , ,
out spirit, .and ,erthausted,,hears,-!anu ,
;Lice
used-up body. n • Ladies and gentlemen, " TL a:_np„k a , „)hi t a a ik h a ink.Ai c atil l * of .; ti ll:
p a s s a u I " ' ' " ' inaltiitlicattOng s tlenaitO t ti'"tita -4114 W
pre " ) . ea,t i„„ l. f rata a 'animal on the hank and pule.. to wet.
• ' ' "it ' the ire'
leiter . a'young ...alderman to his , fi th r Ithar will l r li! , l4„ ki
frothed - . tinned! '"' •
11nit.when I look forth upon the clear/Ay rintli . in
the 'silent moon I feel that it eliedelor you aiiii,tue
its' pale and gentle - light, and:skirt it looks down
open you in your far-offsieteru home se Strarthett
tp.
angels over the toyed tines Weep. it is at
net limos Oust I Ain& -of i you,' with - thoughts inttlt
worthy tit Kelt pure cud holy live as %outs," •
o find the above in an exchange pa
, • .
par. It is pretty, and 'ln enniclete` it we
give the thought in the words of the n P'ett:
who Wrote' thus : • • " •
I gaze upon theCtriootabriuti tom
Ault wish I owned the wet arti •
Who !tam an her lb. thoughts %) me
II? sllayme felpdriawatt.,.
.
Per: l 4 ll os 0, 140 now - ink ..turaed
_711!)- syila' atone ibo Mak, ai
. -
Then she should hes inorganic/4 t ,
Deer was 4048 ,1 1,444 ef. goo.,
vcittu - ... ,,, y1-rfx4,7 4 41AP.Z1304
I Mats lli
Ma ng atlter, •
is a paragraph from die (lhie Cal.
va tor , worth, in itself; the Prieeol alenies
' subscription tento`Paper, to eviryittdiild.
I, • rl• r
nal having charge ot dairy
. • •
I kave forseierid,,yeart had the iipl lee
retire VA" the milk department in invfatberhs
tentily. Ithereforet read ith great, inter ;
'e n 's, whatev er related to making boiler •antl
niitl Ifound,in itch that ,was dttifet
ent 'front lint I had',h o Pn it) sif
prat urmg One Far'Pribi 6 4) 9 0 . 10°
• rections for making net. in ,winteri litto•
:cinding to what. , called: the Aussi f tp
rryedied.hy which tt was acid, butter. could
' be made„tn,winier,as well ay in suppler.
', and
; with, R 8 ChUrning. 50,,1,5et,11-
'boot trying,the.exPerimern. • and the result
Pxoot: • lily , new
praenei; ja ; ati .o hdlown : ; ; Ijetori.„l,,go
milk I 440 , Lettle,, flay one third (pil,or
-
•
water, antl,large enough, to eel Ihe ,•tnti
pa~lJut it, on. the, otove,where
finding hot by the ; time : , I.,cornein with. thie
milk, Then I eirain the pulk into anottr
er v,eaaeland Waal, the pail,
,
wai.s lie Ol,tip)—then, Pall %the, urdk
info the pail, and aerit
of boiling water till, ihe Milk becomes
~ pealtlinzhot,itaking:eare tint Idle{ if boil,
• then pour; its into crorka .prnis; and ';ti.t.
•it'awayin the cellar torilis cream to`vitite
in the usual tway.• .eream procured 'in
ihis - way will seldom' reqtdrelo &fiance;
'to claire: while fiy the :eoirtinen: prietike
Ihe poor dairy. maid may often. , churp+to'r
'teem and then 'perhaps' have to tlirrtte'lll
away i• an L did on. two m.000111;111: helhtel
happened to 'gain this , valuuhle
hiftwtild
tinn.~'' • r : .. 7'l
. .110 1 N TO AI4NAOR A errusanats Hoetter.—
rottlia, when.it horse fan! hot, vrilhndt
draw, ; instead! of ,Whippingi amtrrlng,
burning • as it, ,trequently Traittiebli
in more civilized countries,. their :quietly
get, elope, and attach it to one,of
Inet, endthentme or ,two men taking hold
of it,: ailvagre a,. few steps , ahead Abe '
Aorse and pull,their beat: , Na.matterhoir
stubborn the animal may be, Fr few doseie
°Couch treatment, effeat.a perfers ente..6.
ExChange,
BURNED BOOT OR , SHORS , ...‘ , DIO - Drrevor
_
!the coldest daysi of the'. *sent month, I
, pulled ofEatyrboote and aert hem rinse' , wilt
stove which was very hot: 'the • ronih
was' filled with , , a -smell as ;if :sonleifting
.waa burning. , ',"Forning ainund.i 'saw lay
bnots smoking at:. a great rate flisieetl
thew and • 'int media tely . beemeared , lheth
with , soft snap; toneli al whiph, , nWinelth
highly heated eaneitinn quickly tliet
appeared in; din leather. When itie'botnli
A riti r zt .d o w.ttie teather,w-.oft.fintilptic..
sr lien iVelklfig- tred / Vit
pf having beeit -burned.—Rural New
„Kirke , . •:: •
• •
I , cpeg F.RapNE,FE,n4,4,cori• ! tiperte
Opel, of the' fleltintere Clipper imy,s, rthat a
thimble Atli q(. spft.eirep sod ' quicksilver
mixed. and bound tightly over .theieloo )
! ; will draw :it to ahead in the course of ten
' or twelve hours., • l'he.eurative cast:ttivn
he, reutoved, antl by the applieetion •01l the
opuel poultices, the vote pill •• aooh he
beakdl • This, remedy is said ,to:,bs a
vory,severe.one, but altogether it - referable
ttl•,,lii,eAikeßee,` , Bope felons of late Yeirs
are ; Spite, 'common, and the remedy, re.
ill prove a. reslidessing te the.
oltatirocc. . t - •• LI c r
-F0p.001:10111 PAIN IN•T/EIR BWEAry.--
Equel:partiruflioarlioundfops,eiecsinimno
root", and ' f l ung 'llia ni ,r note rind taps,
Dna until the strength is extracted t , adding
boiling water as, it , decreases, then, swain
and ,puf
. in • sufficient •auger, to ounike ;it
very, ”veet ; boil dcosn tn a .• thick syrupf
Fora light cough, the•tiddition of o
spoonful of lyncture of, ifibeiik l W.: callb
Rini/ ,ty , ben, pold,,enhanres.,int ,raltigt,
is funk:, diaphoretic, ' diuretic, ~expemitt
ant and emtnenakogue.—Ohio Culliva-
IMMO
linionsokAoi on.
or, blank: oak. bark. ;11'titl ;sits th,' inalt4"o Cis;
r ael*lia,parts Irequently:,!NeviT Wiley
tit tail-qt en giyes hjimediate Kolidesed
wtleit perSeoreil in, hae cured wbste t etAi l
er means }rove riled.
lIMMMIEEMEIIM=
TO KINDLE A FL126.1,-TO ADlELLifile;int
Abe 'inerning, Pllce a'Ple"e Pr I!4'o,ol4oltint
the,
,eize l of, an ounce, ball ler elieennal
wrap it loosely in paper. amine! tbe. papen
dn tire.,, About
,pue ceni'e North : coal*
kiudlep my, fire. ,
AN Op. IfOA ,S/ 11 APil 3 ."Tgke r nt
oil two "p e g s 01 ,ePIPP119rt,r4ittlhyffi
with a Nile oil. and then add! P i .Wl3
Wpole one ,tforhot. Yery,
should be used at a time, and to be Faiblyei
for
gently9n O l e,Pari n PA e the ret 1,1
(101.:TivitriEss ,
enetor oil every twelve houre till the
.1.9 r • vA.Pfai 19:444e4.1 ,1
viii may • 1 ?e , tailistnit,ok
al) ,lnic!lun Warloal,we,a4:lPd, Arid 10 0 1
h . / . 4 1R 5 r 1
Aeentiling in Liudley'Muitay'it
mar, a aullatentlin , ie the 1 14110,
or of which trti hail
any untion. Npw we inviW
the following piece of •
substantial, I. aomethieg,
'But.nothing a stitstaiitiva.- '
rbetOute ikaubstaubTe to nothist!'. l -•
• Eletity t wettl•Hatcher isys that natette
dPim net 'Peke the mei). but *hoot thy
man is mads h. latilte' bogies 'lltusfue
soldiers; ow theft, lettrita 11‘41)111"; 4
variably celled the General oat
it . W'
Out•etteb•cuittt.
0? t 'tiff —rte;
t • ".'1 it ;1 itt"tti
1.., 1. ;1,
;,!,,rr;(z1 . !;:-.rt
6,.;
,
••
Era=
IMIZIESEU
SEEM