L EWiiiflR (I " s ON e l i. CHE . . . . II. C. IIICKOK, Editok. 0. N. WORDEX, Printer. 1 LEWi, UN10N couXTY, PENN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1852. VOLUME IX NO. 27. Whole Nuxber, 447. I WWrSBLIltG CHRONICLEjtrancinSraPtureinlho9g:"'Je,,sbutlier dazzled the Holy City wittrvww LUffw jochii j breath that fell upon bis face was more ; well as with Lcr beauty. And??1111 , J'""d"v" T"irff. ! ra,eful and "eter " They wan- j truth burst upon Edgar that she was lama cuunty, reamgimaiK. j dered through groves where the stars of , a Circean charmer, and though fair as the i get ivxfrNfNvvx TTi:.. ..i: i ..f u.;.i.n nnfl must have bceu ' the 1 man t:i between two young iuira,tw- ..; the ning his head on the shoulder of one, hut j making of something oui oi b- ' e was the Whine stock of the passen-1 Fantnuism in an us lorms f1"' - an absurdity, like every other species of . U ........ 1 1 I. -.1- . , L 1 J I.!.. 11 1 1-L. ' ll - ... . I tiV."'" i , , J, .IT'- ! , 7 i , ' Pe 01 t0tm llkC t,,e S,a'Ue Anther a"'u1cnl Atheism. J JteW mr: i.so if nt put j pi: "-ni mr gnnn mg enquires aim uiauems, uui in iter i mere was no ncart witum to animate the river. ..u....bxi. SutwriiitioiMi fur six m-Mitu or Ir-w, u. . , . . ........... the night before 1 eanio up, when t."J.i "iu i i(ir..utmau c.Pu.mai with the cyea was a light that sparkled with a brigh- cold and soulless mass, and to beat a re- i the steamer Francis Skiddy ran into iiurt. one 1 f.r m ntl ,mtm nnt xvitim ah fourth of column. S'O m year. Tb Great are Falling from TJs "il, ur"..Tr .. Jri..i ii s,i .-. ter. and vet a softer, warmer fflow than all 'nnnv tn ), tmtl.f.,1 ,.r l o '.lnnn t ..,.1 V -In. ! bi t. bi'ch hid. ''': .? vr: t,u,r, .l , , , v - , , : . - I mu i 1 er."1 f"R froma lo the dust. tfitlu. $ Kr r.ir. .iifrrmmiie 'ivTii.-- I wi uchuli w t3 lu 111 in 11 AC UJtl I a- ; uiiuui luiiutruiaict v , luc iuiuibj soul beauiins unonhini from her eves with Mml fmif n I,;, tor it r..;. n..linliUniunn,u;nriiii imnnciil.'a iA Er. Gor. Seward, of New York, afui- j iu WEBsTKR' wss cons.goeu r alluding to the early history of Vermont, J From the highly interesting letters of tU It. nitnral aJvantafS. and the proofs of correspondent of the New Tork lima. hnr industry and prosperitT around him, written from Marshfield, wa make mm - - j . i si OA I SSwZ&'a. 't pnni tab. ! a r:ldiauce that shamd th Pale 8s. In j divinity of the dream wns not yet come, j As we passed the Cattskill Mountains, r-t m .ii.in ti.. ; her speech was the gorgeous imagery of i I nest met my friend in Boston, on hw we noticed the two highest points were All ltr miljt cm p..l-pw. ciiiiiHiti u in" rvni .1..,..., ' ' r Idrau of tire writ.T. U rrrriTi; aiti-ntinn. riui 'l-.T.t r. Ilicson. Iq.. Id.tor mij thorn on ; tliO CUlIU 8 heart. buatnaw to O. X. Wmuhui. linn, m Vrkct alrecU blwBn toh. tb. Purt-omee. O- X. WORDS I tmvel. lie con The great are falling from on by one. t. . ... . t e ain,il,l be made Tiimt tue poet, ami vet the simple frankness of return from Kuron. lt ciimA fn r.vLW white with mow. loflfrril rlnnhtlrsq on tlio ; Thm n-in.u v,nii tr ihem train - .u--., t ....t;r Tt oiillv necessary It thrilled Lira now i his uncle Keep up a Goal Heart. Kp np tod lvrt: cJ !iok f rth to th morrow, Ion't tarn to th" pU it mr arTe t di-preM ; Tl IU of to-dy. for the fnldr will borrow A auMiavr of glaJne. to Ftrantken mnd bie. IW firm the rurk thtt iu ocao is planted. B brmr tli WmiH-st that far- tl vlorm ; G furih. with th rtrj. f a hiru uu4 lUnUU, Kep Ilune for thy cumpaik, and 1.1c lcatii.g warm. Krp up a f-oJ hpsrt! it U n! rpininj. St glitur of li-ht on the track nf lif vt l ; Be hoping and it riving, not alwva dit toiiijr; A pathway to sornw. with thorn i ill-twm-t. Tii better to waU-h fur the rainbow that nhinHh, In Wanty beyond, where the wind are at rt; Earh cloud hath a frATUVnt t4 mvvr that tin t V To tempt-r m.sf.rrtaue, and makctli u llct. Kp np a cood hrart! nTer aluiri.-lily waiting The ric'j Rem of thought aud f fc 'm& awy ; 4n forward ti duty, prvs- on, an-1 W Uut.n , The produce of acliou. no tender deUy. TU true, we nut travel o'er many a in uiita:a, Aud pant with tti liH'-Niad if wca.riKm cure; Xetdeep ia the vntlty Un-n- (;u-hi- a funUiu; lla wateraara living ho! uTor dir. Keep np a Rood hert ! Hi th? way f lighten The of exi-tenre. whatrrr thy I t; Kre d.-iyhrvak ti dark rt the niorniu- wilt brighten; Fear aut. nt fr mil lhr- f:iu-al,i apoL. iUAd Zt the aiturane and firm'y r. lyinff, r"ear ii.'t, thau wilt r-ap the reward the jn?t; Threa pear and there's pl-aurc a comfort undying, Vho, true U lit-;r C)dccuc-i rniV.e IIiveuthsir trust. and of course found changes trees and bushes. Mr. Foster, whose re- i and ThirtLnm ! the roaring of a mountain avalanche : among his earl friends His uncle wel-' markable le;tp down the falls there a few en, Pmpneur. j jn te etorm alltj novr soothcd him like corned him very kindly ; aud E Jgar found '. since, astonished the public, is now Elgcria grown much older in sentiments a popular practical dontkt iu Utioa. and thoughts, though but little more mark The crops hare come iu finely. Potatoes ed by years ; for time in life is to be mens- re better, and more plenty than for many urcd by events, emotion, and the beats of yw. The warm full rains have assisted the heart, rather than by the ticks of the j vegetation, and relieve our farmers from lid To improve agriculture w wise; for, ( further extracts connected With the tad is the culture of the fields and floefcs in ceremony. Although uaoiei neww Ou,(i,e dn midway.fll of many sighs; any community, so is always me culture ; uou u.re u.a uc.tu ... . -nation' ?',ory a. a people's tr.t l0p t,0 meB and worain bv whom it is be- j ment, the Executive claimed, on be hall 01 Lie in the ample .aj where W.Tia lies, i , . , . " ,;. .i.t , u:, BnantrT. the nriilec?a of nroidiD fcr the rites of burial in the country a name. In pursuance of this proposition, all the Gaze on each vacant space for tturies. Now (Hrolina tnrnrns her steadfast Tin. the gentle murmuring of a little rivulet in I the valley of his boyhood. Her words full on his heart like the dew on the withering flower like the voice of friendship on the j ear of the long-lost stranger. They knelt j dowu together on the mossy ground, aud, l as he clasped her bauds iu his, raised hands I and eyes and heart to heaven, and prayed I to the great aud good All-Father that they might never be less happy than then. lie reached to press the augd-sistcr to his bo som, Lut she had fled the vision bad van ished as he awoke. 4'rom this time IMgar's whole life be came a dream, aud he lived only in the search for the spirit of his fantasy. True, ho still searched for hidden lore in the great black-letter bonks of bygone ages, but his passion was for the realization of his dream. He next met me in the city, and I thought he had again seen his guar dian spirft. He had heard and seen one who was idolized as the spirit of soug, and believed she was the being of his dream. He was entranced with her melody, aud worshipped her as the diviuity of bis dawn i:ilt d:iv of ffla'lness. The world, too. wor- i j shipped her as the genius of music; aud AXD YET sot A.IA. A BEVEUIE. j !lt.r melody charmed many an evil spirit . e i. . i- i. i.i - i i f r t w iini, rj. iioiu itickcuucs.x, auu iignieu me loan 01 I often wondered for what good purpose,' "a,1J a 1";:irt t!,ilt bef"re wasas miserable on earth nature had designed my young! 88 a 1-soul. Her singiug was such that friend Kdgar Lincoln. He had so little j il scemed ,I,C onlJ ,llinS 00 carth whicu. i,f what the world calls the " practical"! wLiIc cvcrJ one Praiscd h no one darcd in him that he seemed all unlit fnranvac-j envy lt- t re and useful calling in a world of flesh iiut ln ,Iine gT came to Know n,s and blood. He had piled up an immeas-' cbarmer better, and found that Lcr tongue urable fund of learning, and garnered up! onb' a "tful one; and though her 'knowledge with a wild pa8,in. Nature! 1;PS swect. ter Leart wa fil,cd 'th opened her great storehouse of bidden so-! bitterness. Her.ong was learnt-not felt, crets to his unwearied toil, until he lived; Tuc Siren was a cunning woman, and not upon these as a mis. r gloats over his gold.) he gd s,s, of Dgel3- In Mdne9S Ed" His tongue was of the most persuasive, yet j t,,rned afc'aln Lls look nd ha gentle clofuenoe, aad wheu the subject j thoughts. warmed his f m mt otdy the thrilling f u day be read the poem of a g.fted music of his words would burn envirtion i ""itrywoman, and became enraptured .n the mind of an auditor, but the large I hett bc found tlie P'"4 of b,s lost v'8'on lustrous eyes of Edgar would beam with ! breathed from the pages. Here then was .:!, - 1 the realizatien of his dream. These were arrangements were made by gent'emea connected with the State Department, ho have studied the express wishes of the family in all the details. The body was pendulum. Thcslusrffish mind never learns much anxiety, a new thought, r experiences a new emo-1 I am happy to hear of the prosperity of ; Thanksgiving Day A Proclamation. . sity of increase! attention to minufactu- J . . ..i in BtiTiati. in tarming as in otner imrauim, o---. nower for human labor. Which.like a inain-raast, towereu above ter , .,. k.: n.t realm. A constant and uniform relation must And Ashlaml hears no more the voire divine. 1 alwnvs be maintiined between the state From out the branches of her stately Elm. j of r..:,.ukure ttl. j :nJ,.e(i 0f society.and the! embalmed soon after death, by a process Ancl Marshrield's giant Oalc.whose stormv hrow cotemporaueons state of inveution in the j recently discovered; and although the t rt ,UM?ed ihe ran ,eTP.' frm W,t' s. alluded to the comparative con- countenance has slightly changed, all who Lies on the shre he ttuarded long and now. UJtu l"c v r , , , , ., ,ni, .,, Our stanied Eagle knows not where lo rest! jdilion of American industry as exhibited attended the burial could too ence niero 1 at tba Worlu' Fair, and anrucd the neces-! uDon Jhe features of the great departed. His last resting-place is on tne niu Fellow Citizens: The Al- ring interests. If farmers would distin-: north-west of the mansion, where were r ' iciiuw viuuus i jue i- riug imerusis. n farmers wouia uisiiu-, uoriu-wesi ui iuc umiuivu, - jr.. S. '-mighty and merciful God has Aguish the generation to which they belong,' situated the chapel and burial ground of . -v- ) continued his guardianship over ; tl)e. ulust haVe a wiser a(jJ m ire e y ht. ! th d of '70. The former, some ban- tion, and so never advances in life: while your Institution at Lewisburg. Every the fitful and feverish child of nerve be- morally educated man, (like a well polished j , -r- . o - r 1.1. .U- .1 . - " . - 3 wild, thoughtless girl he had left just bud- national edifice. Yours truly, S. T. "- .'"5"" Jcdr ,ual j cued system of ag-iculture. This prevail- j dred aud fifty years ago, was remove ding into womanhood. She was as much i . 'TrV 77Cn 7 " TU lt S'nS commu""y ing indifference u agricultural science can about two miles to the west, near it pres- improved ia person as in mind ; and while j tl16 Universe whitu our "jmpathies, " The pesti- uot le suffi;red to contintte 0,her natilIl9 Mt and wbere in couence of nat- she was modest and good, if she ever erred! The argument a pw, for the existence ; lence that walketh m darkness, and theare LusJ in ilUpruviDg their svstcms of url advantages of location, the town of it was upon the .side of charity and kind- f GoJ' ,un,M the principle, that nothing . destruction that wasteth at noon-day," has , Bgr;cuiture aud wia continue to improve, Marshfk-ld is chiefly settled- The old ness. . can bo'u t0 Clist wit,,out cause- A,,d not Lsd hls ,eave t0 sm,t" 1IealtU Las and we must not neglect to follow, or still graVe yard has not been nsed during the He spent a few months at the Lr.sptta- t,,,en from our own existence, of which we generally prevailed. The tumult of inter-1 bt.tter the leaJ There ;s no ,,ck of century aad a half, except occasionally ble oil mansion, aud in answer to his ur- aro conscious, we infer the existence of a na! strife has not been heard. Uncxam- 'S(.10ia or professors adapted and qualified ! wkon gome direct descendant of the origi- cent iuviUliou I visited him as I came lausn wn,c" " euuer Bsii-existeni anu iueu joeruj, imu me peaeeiui e aJ ..aue,llir a'rieulture. The createst Unl fnnndrs somzht ace of sepulture that way. : eternal, or dependent upon ona which is ; pursuits of our citizens. " Seed time and 1 want ;3 luat 0f pupiIs Xo one wishes to i among the venerated ashes. The graves " It is a great mistake," said he tome 1 TLis slf-existeut being we call God, , harvest has returned ;" our garners Lave ' ajjL-uhure the farmers sons are are all marked with slabs of slate stone ; one evening, " to bo forever looking alar wI'0 a3 Le csists w'lthnut nJ antecedent ; been filled with the fiuest of the wheat. aJverse t jt generally. They do not in- but the inscriptions on them are so oblite off among the subjects of Tame for great- ca",L, ,,,ust eJtist frcm an etL'ruaI ce"si!y Our cup of blessings has overflowed. The tenJ t0 pur!,ue the diingthe prejudice ' rated, generally, that they can be decipher neasand goodness, whi n the elements of of ,''!' own na,nrc- j educational institutions of our Cemmon- :aj,ain:,t farniin- is hereditary. The far-j ed oiilyith great difficulty. Xow that it nature's nobility are so profusely scattered ! T1,e; rnent a posteriori, begins by : wealth are growing in the affections of the mcr nm9v js not content with his occu-! j3 Webster's only earthly home, it has be- around us, just within our reach. Man 0"se"'nJ ' Mrk of design, or the : people, developing the you.utul mind, and pation) DOr his wife anymore so. They!coroe classic ground. Oa the southern looks in novelty for superior excellencies P!,enomena of nature aroBnd us- From j devatingonr National character. General rcT j it an humbe iaboriou, toilsome brow of the burial hill was the precise site when he has wihin himself the germ ofall thtnce " "fcn the necessity of designer, : intelligence and morality are on the ad- onu . tuey fret about it, privations aud ! 0f the old church-building ; and just there that he longs to find and worship. Around a " " "a" u,e ""e.ngeuee i eon-. v..uee. vur no.y rengion, turougu us own barJl.hips an j tbu3 unconsciously create a i did Jlr Webster choose his Jaftiily grT us and within us nature has been as boun- trlvo and to b,inS 1,1,0 ".stencc, the ob-i institutions, continues to exert its sacred diagusl for it ia their Mirea-B mind9. (Jt surroundin(, it with a neat iron pa tiful as elsewhere, and it is an imputation jcc,s u wc LtIlold around us- Tue i on the public mind-to adminis-, The pr(,jllJicc however, must be expel- ' Tbe ancient graves lie on all aides upon Divine Wisdom to believe, as too ,u,au . " "esc ooicc.s ter i.s couiomwons to uie contrite ana pure, ltJ from th4 farraer-8 fires;je . and many do, that most vessels are made to "n nL,luer De u,e eut:" ol tllanBC or 01 anu la'l'"c luctt w"u lue nt'Pc 01 luaor- fnler anJ bi9 wife must do this them dishonor. After looking in vaiu for a far- . Mm unmeaning necessity. A book was j tnlity. kU It i. as true in this case as in the off mysterious shrine, 1 am again in the never written, nor a house bu.lt by chance. A. a nation, we are at peace with all' :more practical one which the rustic poet homo of my boyhood; and here among The followlnS aro 80mo of tue P"ucipal ; the world, and eminently prosperous. The LaiJ in Tcw . the unassuming,virtunus and modest friends i-' mu'i . irce instiiuiions oi our government have: ti. : t.... man ha-wt, wli th man, whom I know best I fiud the vision of i lst' lhat aU Uua3 have " on j been strengthened by the trials of the past, mv Hronm roaK.nl ;n Vinci,,." eternal ierict. istar of tht Xhrth. For tbe Lewisburg Chronicle. Central New York Correspondence. Utica, Oct. 18, 1852. Friend Wordek : As the " Empire" The absurdity of this theory is thus proved. Every thing or event iu the series is the 0f b;s tomb, except between it and the mansion. In that direction there is noth ing to break the view ; and Sir. Webster, while lying on bis. bed of death, in a see-oud-story room looking out upon the north, was in full view of tbe tomb he had erec ted for himself, and spent hours in wateh- du uepenucne on some otner thin? or event,' f,..to, i ' ' a i LUUer this so emn eonvietinn. and in Or ureaeU iny busbiiUrr, Ju mint ibou c&n 1 !,. 1 .1.... : ii I i-l - , iuviji icuicuiuei iuj, iu a well vuu , , f , t stituted an! highly advanced society like in tbe progress of improvements, there, future, lo God, most great aud pood, we - . ., . 1 ... ,- . , l ' , . n-u. ., , ' f , . fc ' ours, intellectual cultivation relieves men he had but recently ordered. The site owe all our blessings. To him our thanks , ...... . .,.ui..:..t. r,...-r.. c ,.IOIU Ifllb lb UUC3 UOt m Ull C&L'nill UI 1UC 114 13 im them from labor, but it does not at all ex- fifteen feet from the front, and towards tue and consequently the whole is dependent. Lnrif ,i , f , enipt tin m from the practice of industry ; respective sides ot tne plot, stana tnree 1 J couioniiiry witu tuc wishes of manv wood it i- . i . If the whole is dependent, then it is not v T ya- , t -, . n and that notwithstanding the current use p!ain marble columns two on the le t and the " Keystone" States aro neighbors, self existent or eternal. Again, each bc- !the Commonwealth of 1'ennsvlvan' d of ,lje fioures &f sPetcn' " wearied ,iml"' -done on the right. The columns are it is proper that we should be neighborly. ing or event in the series Li a unit, and cv-! bereb tT "l f swfat'"S brows, hardened sinews, and ab ut four feet high, resting on granite I therefore seod you a few random tho'ts, ' cry colIectionofnt.it. is numerable, and ! X" T fc 7 J ,m?'Wlh rough and blackened hands," there is no b.ses, and capped unostenutiously with which may interest some of your readers. therefore not infinite. ! V'"''". " , p J, Geuer- avocation in our country that rewards so marble. The stone nearest the centre oa The United States Hotel in this cry. a ' Aeaiu, of every individual in the series, i lnZ"'l"S an J raJer tureughout iibora!ljr witll heaitU wtllhh and h(uor a the icft i9 erectcd to the memory .f ... . ..i nit; .i.-iii1 :iriii ('irnncii-j hasnfliiii th ... . clurm. If 'his fortune had born ample, I ; ',cr vor,-s or tbus had she spoken to liiui . arge brick edifice, built originally, as you ; it may be said that each had a beginning, ; ,, . KlveQ application of well-directed ludustry, -G.ici Wi.itih, could have un ktood his misn ; for his i in th ran'b:! of thc "-emorable dream ; , ren)cnibcr, for a Theatre, is now leveled I but if every individual had a beainning, . . ,M0 m ' , - " J ,1)at of the farlutr- If sur- Vts't' 1 j j .i I . i B e Hint, scilinir asitic ail worl-iiv bnsmes on i i ... corn January id. ibi, heart, when he opened it to your gate, was ; and bc rcad fe'a,n a,ld "aln WI,h I,ew. as" with the ground, to give place to a large, ' the whole had. Finally, if things have ,,at da- tfeT unite ;n I pa, J Pf r80D'' ,n other Pursul,9 l 18 , D.e, January SUt. 1838. aniiaiof lK-nin(Trj.-H an! Umhii-ss. Hut i suraiice, new nope ami a new recognition, commodious Citv Hall, aud United State. 1 existed in an eternal neries. tW miifJ., ... . . . : not because their avocations are prettrable, Blessed are me pure in nean. he was poor, and depended upon the liber- At lfi " '; mcet ,,,c bcing of Lis ; Court lloom. havo been many infinite series, i. e. many r0L tZot lSnX ! l n"' U' aiity of a generous unc'.c for his education, i propnecy, ana n.s iiie snouiu oe nenwiortn Tbe ncw cj;fice ercclcd by thc Fir.t j infinite, numbers, for each of the series is 1 fi; j haud anJ ,b . . , : 'LClea training, mey toon and upon his own unaided energy for his , a UW)a"y 111 sunsumc auu smiles, lie vis-. Presbyterian Church, iu place of the one 'supposed to contain an infinite number. ! of ,taV at Harrshur2 this twenty fifth ( outCt aud succes in life. ited the home of the authoress, and though burnt about two years since, is now com-j There must have been an infinite number; ,T " r I ;,!,.., " T j M hpn U"C con?,ct,on9 ua11 Jave en- s of my i Lc fuun1 Lcr Iadi' of brdliau. genius, he pleted, and is to be dedicated to-morrow. ! of men. S of plants and animals, which ' ,u , ,,"L., ,j rf, , tercd the farra uouse ,t8 respectability and . 1 f . 1 , , i - VUU ...vrunw 1 1 ' 11 . UUUUUU MUU 11 1 I -,nO, ! , So waxed on the col'ieee davs friend, aud h began to study the profit- taw at onw ,Lat she was not ,be a"tuorss j The imposing structure, I learn, is after ! involves the absurdity of several infinite ' aU(j cf th tion of law. Little Elgcria, a bright-eyed ; ol lDC Jrocm ue "au rcau- na lola the model of Crace Church, in New York, ward r f Edgar's unci.', was much wont to I hisa ,he secret that the pof m was written and has cost over 30,000. It has a tower tease the wayward student in his unfriend-1 by a younger sister, and shu was in hcav- on the soutb-west corner, two hundred ly mood, when he spent a week or two at j ca- And th drcam wi,s J'et a dream- feet high, and another on the south-cast the tome of his youth. He wished the ! And now hdgar went to Europe, for his corner, over one hun Jred feet in height. child was nnlv foiirtwn. Was a little . failing health warned hun to leave his wore thoughtful, for her ringing laugh j books. One morning at Rome thcra came ecnicd to him so very wild, aud she in her j to him a young flower-girl of most won merry romp so very regardless of the fecl-j dro-is loveliness, and iu the sweetest voice ings of others more sedate than herself. asked him to buy a nosegay. He gave her And yet in his kindness he always forgave ' a piece of money, took her flowers ; and j for 82,500 -a fair sum for thc nnmc and her, and weut acain to Lis books and bis : her eyes brightened up as she tripped along "good unU only, without a type, or press, thoughts. j the maroic pavement witu a nguter step. In his aspirations for the beautiful and Next morning she came again with fresh the good Kdgar became an cn'.lSusiast, aud nosegays, and again went oU with a merry The New York Baptist Ilegistcr which has bscn published at Utica fur the State Convention about thirty years has been transferred to A. M. Beebe, L. h. D., (who has for twenty-seven years been its Editor,) or scrap of paper. It is understood that he will continue thc prcseut publisher (Mr. Bennett) at the helm, while he rc- Lis mind communed with unseen spirits I beart. In the evening Edgar went into j mains commander. The Register has who profaned not his holy thoughts by mtlc cnapei, ana among me many wuo letting thm touch any ignoble thing of I eame to vespers was the flower-girl. By earth. When the cold world passed an I the dim religious light of the chapel her unfeeW and unjust judemeut, Edgar i beauty impressed Edgar as if the spirit of turned away sorrowing and sad to thc bet ter spirits in bis own heart But as he his drcam bad returned. Yes, it was the same ! And he doubted no longer when wag human, in time he began to wonder j her voice joinca in me leacum, ior oniy whether there was no human similitude of the seraph of his dream could have such a that guardian spirit of goodness and kind- icc ! He learned more of young Agnes flMI Wall oh nlniio tlipn ,;olIpd Lis next day. She was of a noble Roman c Lommonwealtu the scveuty- ; seventh. I Bv tue GovEKxcn : E. S. G00DRICIT, Dep. Scc'y of the Commonwealth. number. 2nd. That fhe.ir existence M catuat. This is disproved by tbe considerations, that chance is 'nothing, and can bc tlie : cause of nothing. It is a word which iu-j dicatcs the absence of any known cause, j and signifies merely an ignorance of that! iruitu unajwucu, ui piouuicu n. jjai nu-. ueer, Dut someloinz ot iwa, ular puenomena. J-iXpenence ts against this hypothesis. We know of nothing that ever took place by chance, but many Sid n't Like the Heat. ii for thev shall see Uod." The adjoining stne is sacred to the memory of Mr. Webster's daughter "Jcli WtaeTia. Wife of Samuel Appletnn Appleton. Bom January 1. 1818. D ed April 8, 1848. Let me eo, for ihe day breaketh." The column to the right commemorates " Major Edwi Wrsma. Born July 28. 1820. Died ai San Angel, in Mexico, in the military service of his country. January 23d, 1819. A dearly beloved sou and brother." The remains of these members of the been an influential paper, and the sale to Mr. Beebe is pleasing to the denomina tion, as the Convention were in debt. Gen. Scott passed through this place last Saturday. Tbe war-worn veteran looked somewhat fatigued from his exciting jour ney, aud as friend after friend pressed through thc crowd to greet the hand that had grown old in its country's service, he requested the numerous crowd to squeexe ericf with the warmth of a smile Bot seen j family that was now stricken to decay by j it ftly. A friend plcasautly repeated his but felt, and which alone, as yet, he bad trusted to share his joys. - But his dreams were not always those of the open day, for they often came when the rude outer world was closed from. his vision. ; In one of these a sylph of loveli ness and light was his companion, and he listened to the melody of her voice as it nity will be confessed. Its occupants will regard their dwellings and grounds not as s-enes of irkso.ne and humilia j ting labor, but as their own permanent j home, and th? homestead of their children and their posterity. Affections nnkaown 1 . friavfc i riil naw r-stn Atniilnlinn will i ui uv w awe u in uiai iuu will uft" ' rat Flannery is not only an efficient of- Scst m0,ivM t0 improvement, embellish- in VnnA r.f . meur, rcunrnirni, wna me miroauetion oil -o- - . - ... , w.-o :n .i good joke, he never misses the opportunity usclal aDa e,eS;i"' anu arts, wnicB rer of playing one. A few evenings since, Le j wl" rcB,ur lne ral"na h g was sittinir on the Uncle Sam eorncr front- I to hc "R5tive to the young, and the far things we have observed to occur by intei! ; tu i,., wnpn , i an i,t TArKli i mer 8 harmonious with their tasto. tion or design. The regularity everywhere ; ,itt band nasged him holding in nn hnd I and tisfictory to their ambition. Then discernible iu tbe works of nature, is a clear aa t acre- t,f .,in-erbread and in the other ! lue fiirmer s snn"'H desire and deyiand ' "tely, that Ma. Webster's wish to lie refutation or tlio aoctnoe of fortuitous ' A jjUI?e b&lona sausage. At almost everv ('duc:lUon a9 ,10eraI M tat now chiefly step he would satisfy the cravings of his KUU"-,reu un cannmaies ior proiessionai with a bite from each of the aforesaid ar- ;life and wiU subjec' themselves to disci ticles. Tat no sooner saw him than he ,Pline' 5n ac1ui-ing of agriculture, J.,im,;nff.l nn . ir.V. i rigorous as that eudured by those who As the Hoosier passed Tat, a rat ran rfentice themselves to other avocations, j aad tb "f rl9 cot across the sidewalk, at which he wickedly I The. Pcak the P0'ieal "ed with a luxuriant sod, forming a green made a kick ; power in the hands of farmers, and the monnd. Nothing can be more simple than iiiiporiauce ui inieineneu, wisuom ana j the whole appearance or this sepulcerek The ouly thing which would difctiuguish production. 3rd. That thc universe oicct its existence to the potcrrs awl operations of nature. This hypothesis is disproved, from the fact, that matter is confessedly without in telligence from the first, aud that no con tinuation of it in future, could impart to it a property, which it had not originally, at least no excellence. This might be said, although matter were eternal. But beneath St. Paul's Church, in Boston I but, together with the remains of two de ceased children of bis sou Fletcher, are to be brought and deposited here immedi- with the bones ef his kindred, may be re alized. At tbe back of the family burial plot, Mr. Webster built his own tomb, of rough-hewn, massive granite. The floor lies six feet below the natural level of the " Leave that rat alone," y tiled Tat, ss if angry. " Leave that rat alone," repeated thc matter is not eternal, and tucrerorc can not , Hoos:cr) looking at Tat with his mouth full be the cause of all things. ; In supposing of bologna. " what do vou want a feller to of j virtue to secure its light use. The ex pansion of our conn'ry will, year by yar. cad lor increased attention to-the coitsurv ative interest.' piverty. Her parents were old and fee-; request, ana remarked that though his ! matter to Do eternal, we must suppose its iea?e that alone fur V ble, and lived iu the ruins of a palace that tio'y was scarred and shattered in his properties and powers to be eternal ; but was failing and falling like themselves. j country's service, yet his ien-J was whole. The generous girl had become a menial, j Why is not moral worth more respected and sold flowers now on the public high, way to serve and save her parents. Edgar oftcc visited the old ruins, and every time found new charms in Agnes. Her skin echoed the higheat and holiest thoughts of j w " fair as the purest marble, her form his own soul such thonchts as he had ! moulded like the perfect statue of the Vir- newer heard from human lips, and had him- g'" d the soul that smiled kindly from self been afraid to utter. , With her he i out her dark eyes, 6cemed a fit tenant for tambled through Elysian Fields and fair! o fair a tomple. ' Arcadian Groves, and thoub a thousand ' But the gift of beauty is a dangerous birds of brightest plumage made thc grove' thing, and Rome is wonderful place. , to the hour, and so quietly that yon can terry with '.heir minstrelsy, her voice ! And now there came dark whispers that read or converse with great ease, and at by political opponents ? I 1 ave thought, iu view of the slanders so freely circulated, that if every slanderer was gagged, as they were in Mexico under tbe Mexican Govern ment, for that crime, both political parties would furnish a large number of gagged and dumb-founded culprits. I have just returned from a trip to Ncw Tork by way of the Hudson River Rail road.- The cars more from 30 to 40 miles if its properties and powers arc eternal, it must always have produced, what it is now ! Col. Isaac Wayxe, the only son of J Major General Anthony Wayne, of the warbled more gently in bis ear than any or all otLers. There were flowers of tbe tnoSr ri1 tuef but w fwrert Because it belongs to me, and I wilt j Revolutionary War, died on Monday last not have it abused." j at bis residence in Chester eounty, in the "Beloocto vou? What on airth do 'su ,..-r f ,; rt tir,cn ... .. supposed to have produced iu every varic J0a w;lnt with rats v ' !e,oelknt-eitiMn and well worthy Qf the ty. Consequently men, animals, trees, ic. Make bologna sausages of them, sir, must have been produced in tho same order that they now are, and there must have been an endless number ot series of them, which we have shown to be impossible and absurd. . This conclusion is Unavoidable, unless we suppose matter to have existed, without its present known properties!, ' , If this reasoning be conclusive, as it seems to be, there must be a self-existent and eternal being, wto Is the cause, a cre ator of all beings and things besides him and right nice ones they make, too.' distinguished he bore. In rl ( tim?s he took a prominent part in the pol- e it as a place ot unusual interest is, the small, plain, marble slab over the door, on which u-e iuscribed, in bold characters, the revered name of DANIEL WEBSTER, Here repose all that is left of him Who so nobly represented that name. Is it not a fitting place to lay him ? 1'lymouth Boek is almost in sight of his tomb. The Pil- umv- ln arlJ erims rest all about hhn : and the Aroea was a Countess, and had when verv the same time feel safe a result Ions young been wedded to a wealthy Count ! wished for, and now gratified on this road, j selC ,,Tis being must exist distinct from Broglio.'who was now. dead. Tbo rumor 'The cars are so convenient, that three per- nttwcrf,a-uiey can pe no part oi cim, cf them all. There were perfumes w t(M,k a7r: Itaia 1 n3f c autJ -5nrf S92 trDS "-ft one scaf rntIc" ni miGon man have ridded to the fain The Hoosier waited to hear no more.but , Ules 0f the State, aud was formerly in th emptying his mouth of its contents, and 'g gellate, besides holding other offices ningmg uis Doiogna as lar as rue sirengtn , He was also the candidate for Governor of of bis arm could send it, hastened to the nearest groggery for a three cent dram,to, as he expressed it, " take Ihe darned ratty taste vat." ; the Federal party in 1814, in opposition to Got. Snyder. . V which spreads before the extended view. and bears noon its bosom numerous Teasels, of commerce, whose tenants, a they anterr or depart the tarbor, tnay look ujon the home and tomb of Webster eter eing his mournful requiem. - MFWe learn by late Fe:eig Arrival,, that Louts Napoleon has returned bom The Ho.x. Abbott Lawrence arrived at Boston in the steamship Niagara on f9EiWARD Everett, former'y Got i Thursday evenieg. Several personal friends ! his extended tour through the Provinraa v ernor bf Massachusetlsjand U. S. Minister ' awaited him - at the wharf, butlhere was 0f. France ; and there is eerj indieatk t) Great Britain, has, after dtliLeratii D, no publie display. He shook bands very' of an early proclamation of the Empira. accepted the office of Secretary of State, cordially with bis friend?, and immediate- "What will be ti.u 'e;t-.teqccnt policy of f tendcr:J him by. Frrs riifmrre. 'ly proceeded t3 his residence. yapnleon IT! . ony Ci detersi:-" n th if- '- "iw . . t - W WTJriXitD
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