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irmi II restoretheloar of theni , by. I nsert Ar
ilicial Teeth, from x single l'nethi4to a full
'sett. (I. l 3flicie4o,,E4 . 4.Ustrecticifeaa doors South
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@le the lasttendays,,in each month.
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.44 4.44 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1011710 4 ,priteticeiii the severtil Courts of Cum
....iserlanitssal.tite.Autioining counties and at,
*gni small , professinnal hosioess entrusted to his
ogre with prtiintittiessAntlfidelity: •
' fi'9hufh liniinser 'street, i n Craliam's
nip the Post Office.
Ang net tt?i, y. . • '•
@.giURIILAIP)
Attorney at Law.
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DENTISTRY._, ,GCS
• 'Salt
U ViOECZAND2III/, •
•
r .spluiT FMY' 'the public, 'hut
1:1. 1110 i 1111 e lit•lf An Office in Sunlit Illunotee
%tree!: tieteriy Opposite the 'Cost -Office, he is pre
•pared pelibtleilllKN'llt I itY, in all its brsn.
blies: Geld tee Ali are essendat to 6rttJlh,besides
asturiti or Artilinal one .nee pot only useful hilt
itranivisetittilloutil nth; t-t thu.cottifoll dt
the,srearer. It need no{ be bntlatl lrltnt can ht
aline to the "teeth , titillice it to sa',ll4 e4ry defec:
cull reweilied, acid, hell; 'ret:tit rerun n
On•jettite to entti.'ti set. Itsvin had onside-
A e.pitactice cut a mnt years,gont re er
lanais will be given to Flitch, on reqWee
Ulu best proof in the sfieratiiiii, which will in nll
&veil he perfot`tArel—i-iy the•niont careful rriontier
and At pripha t.o,nitit the occasion and tlis:
Petition wa . kkeil on ••ntsliple residences, either hi
town or ei+l9lry., wit linitt,,extra altarte. He nll.
',v. ' , roil,,,t_a t id u once,sts hnve . „ or at his
reiiiiience in 111.1. Streut,onedoor north cit
•••iirtble.
tittent Itt 1. attend in the repoiring.nt
Wotchenrinil ,letvelry, al hitt face In South Hon
ree Street. A I<o , 11. A.VING neatly exer,-
hll. RW attention and siiilllkletceution of his
%sprit. he hopes to relteive owl hereby solicits
shore iir t mioie patrooa q e. .-
'eitrll.le, April A, 411.
•
1-IARRISI• TURNER, & IRVIN
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A' WHOLESALE DHIAGISTS,
n. 2ot market stred, PHILADELPBI.4
Iniporteri And 'Wholesale Dealers
N . Drug a ,Itedlo»es, Chemical+ Is, Patent Me d
, Woes, Surgicall and o..stetrii i a I Instruments;
I ragagists ,(Ilassware,Winalow o.ass, Paints,Oils
ifyea. Perritniery a tca. Rte.
Druggists, tinaintry Nierchants.and Physicians
l' I
Rupp tea with the shove articles on the must fa
iorailile twins. Strict and prompt attention paid
!rOrders Every article warranted.
utty ll sues, M. 1)'. ' .lArar l .i A. TunvEß. lately
of Virgido. Wca.i.t a aat Ini:tir, M. I)
• Phi ladelphia, Sept.:W. fki r. —y.
tit Ilbt EL
FrontiiT pit the Cusstrliptil
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ATEOlterit tly Gen.rtAllllls , FentbOteeine
m. been liken by the subscilbe'ri'l It is hewlY
ri f i f rick**lllloftrirtjiof!yugtiiiieii
i teateilpni
enll 4 e er te i tiwil,itt ; LAl 4 ae,TilivAti to call. -
'fern . ; ni4 , leitatp;, a,nr :b3terY . latent inn. pa id
co: the ; .ei'nrititi t and, e c iiraenitutee,iir . thee° who
patronizel.itedestehlishment, • •
;$, WISittOTT.
Carlisle, April itiltl4.s.' 4 .
, , ttdit #21 7 54 4 :3•1 ' ... : ' :
"Er PO hie liVrVicee' to the 'iriuhlie.„.ttlav
ing lidat . seasrat yqn.rle,aperienee ;salads
f:I
ether ' awthit,ying in pis pestailifin..tho vale:i-
0a" colleal i en of pa re r, me de. bi. Kin; he' hopes
by care awl' ' tit:Wail,* to 'bbiilOCtiiiretif.
liublia pair
Oillbe In ,oublin, square,. immediatelp in . .
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the rear or the:Crormlitittser ', : ..:,
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eq ors,and rsrritid 511,W01116 neliskistretory.;
Orders in hipline respectfully
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'PUBLISHED 'EVEItY *EDNESDAY:
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Sqiiiirti,rbheirCofthe C6P;rtillotor .
TtRMS I 0 WBSCOT lON.. r
.5% tttliaa ieim Oily 44)47W ypq I, nialt.A.
rwo Dolluti., Weald Within:ll*Year.
)ne Otitlar for.sis montha. •.' ••• • • •
These terms,wlll he rigidly nOteirl to. • "
'OATES. , ADVERTISING; •
• iktdvirtleemeiita,makin g flftden lines orient, Win be
rouged at the rate of Filly cents, for one insertion,—
htenihnie ttrio'bollar, andivernty-five cents for
Vets, inthsenthent ilbsertion. Yearly:nilierthiers will
• beabareed at the following rarest.' • • •
One iChltyron witlithe iihiper, for ope year, 023
flair?! cvtlitrin; A., . 13
Two sqllariep. wiehnnarterly 'changes, $lO
Ihwippsecards,wttli thepaper, . • 1* 1105'
JOB MINTING ,iIF EVERtDESORIPYION, -
sue h an , Ilandbills, ' Menks, Citulars and every othp
t her descript lon of Piintind, 'ertited ha iummely nrh
xprditienslt. and, or, , to LOW rnicEq
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TA the Maim of,Higtory,.Verched on her elnclowheeled
Car .wer the, door, fronting the Speaker's ,Chalr, in
the Hall of the linage of 'Representatives orthe tint
- ted Staten.
Mean. quite thy car! home down upnn the floor.
And with thee bring that volume. in thy hand:
Tap with thy marble knuckles at the &mt.
—And take-at-n-Yeporterht-desk thy-standi
roand thy album and collect a score
Of autographic !Intern of the land.
•kivite each Solon to an his luting,
self-recoil:led candidate for fame.
( s oy?! speak thy tlinuelits, hfitnrir mhos,
of all that plisses In illy ;
Si,,. oh whose tips prrsiinsion love. to dwell ~
Point out the champions rampant for the fight.
Nerd Winn n snue wild tumult% rngedn'quell.
And ears all listening with intense delight.?
Behold them gmlirrine nt their country's Cll
la —
Sim. me the stnA ascendant, gtbat and shin I.
Comel IPI its Mk. insprytion of the nail
Two MinAVM men nail twenty-live arc there,
Rents in cohrentric rireles hold *kern
And front Ma Thee the Speaker chair,
With clerks , before him oil 1111,11 In rail,
And elm the daily Journal in their care.
At him right bah(' the keeper of the annr.
While beardless pages trip arotlnd the floor.
•
Cutoutltia's eagle, perched - Inm the mace,
Proclaims the session Open fol the day,
The tnal% of God impinreSUf Henvetillui'nence,
And Moire and pretanetdi.seem talrov. •
BUT prover sincere courferFiniii can
cnnst thou look hto the heart and toy }
rehld hut tlm V nice Ards mous prnycl. Unread,
What foe cnitld prosper with our God, our friend?
T s. Well In altarlicate the tiny with prnYer ;
It KI-tenks the riders of a Christian land,
It tearhea of foul popsinns to '
Anel hits the banefu*** kinilnese to ertiand'"'
Oh' a 6 koy the aernnhin, micht.shive„
lb
Ilero el e'Cnd In pee d'fientilit stand I
In *nimble penitefke their/albs confearr-
And tuft. Ia 4tttl-triliiie4bn'ttbd•tcrblerit----
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fht• shall not proper nnoentlink to the nky,
an torek pet iiipo to the Thittne of
Flolll i• now tirns. in clikrof hroftle t r hr tie _ ,
'Thatkriito in ityn:lptitity the ninon core)
Shell not the otipplirnett to no on Well.
Find nr rninpnapinn in his heart npinre I
Iltn riping Frain his kneer. in furlinn turn,
Aad Frain 110 feet the humble suitor spurn 1
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AIaF for tinge In the heart of moil :
Arrimierl tralbe:• dint Ihnn prosper Frill I
Crentlnn'm Lord: may feehleinorthl learn
The final pntpose oftthy holy will!,
Witt thou not ' , peed thy Itleitsine nn the plan
The deed of man', redemption to Nth.
That while 'hit earth reenters her doily roan!
Not on her purthce shall one slave he (mind.
•
Of rend add evil
. whn shn It dine• the lihe
Whio matchless hantlishall sever right from wfnhgl
Lord God ittivelantent, that hand is Mh%
Strength of the weak and weakness nf•thesirbhg;
Richt Is the parr:rw of thy whole design.
The lows to thee anti thee alone helnagi
nr irintinl man beyond I lie Isoinded railk :
Right is eterr♦nl and con never change. •
•
And when thrntighnut fite cheetteretd scene of life
Than and thy nnighhnr ernes curb other's path;
When adverse interests fester 'no strife,
And rfccirpnesinns kindle into wrath.
Itestisiniity Lund ntaltrnsp the deadly knife,
, Ili:ly In rescue thee from death, • ,
him kneel— the fountstn.blsll might,
Anti bend-tici'snut to hts helieSt of Right,
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Alhl Country trrlght fir. Wrong..
Nnr shed th,y Idorelfnr an.unhanneeed cause,
Th. llfe ate I ffinu bast to her belong, '
And free ssilunisslnn In her riabtenue lawn.
Dad Justice bolde no halahre fir the etrpne t.-11
114 swnrd In ntnellnn ,wrong she neder dratvi.
Olen. thy felinity wimples on the riabt,
Furl up her banners, and a Yert the eight. '
Tha
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Working rlsi , ~•
• fluppy g.irls—Who can; but love there ;
With 'cheeks like the rose, bright eyes, and
elastic rep, how cheerfiilly they go to work.
Oar reputation for it, such girls will make
excellent wives.-131essed . indeed Vv'll those,
doh, thl lvho Secure shell prizes. i cpnlyeat
with these contehted, CheerfUl Sinilitig girls
those who do
,nothing but, all day
„anil
whO De.Yer earn
'the bread they erit or, the Shoes they wear
fire lanepid aha firm orie oreekli‘
Odd to'llie ether: Whn Vet a kiriOtpn,ansl.
a phPinjay would preter one of tile ,latter,
if he were looking lorecompan ion Ole
ns this x+Prklng girls.—They are' Witill.their
weigh` See, $914, 'thin
eing.filriiig, jump.dnOn fet:to
.steer
clear Of a fpitler gy f hr'rkeitlitYe act' Ogee'
hi - vr .htiour
they meet tea; they speak 4gitliout' patting.
"chi'hdo•.e'ti silt y hr hhc.v
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bettit' ' and you'7,dei'. as -
ivere ratio heiing,dOd' • obt
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M=EMNRITINI
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lbeFterotld,az piphiltdt.
The
The mind of man, in its mitinh'und its ca ,
'qit: Ai •
mighty power which, hp . s hay
coned the duill't of ivhfell ‘our binsieni' And
,
,mortarpert 'Tbonght, feeling,
and reasoning' are s ite aftribbies';, its
essential poverties are coinehle'rit
of the soul 'ltself- Its operations, especially
wlren favitii•ed by nature With 'unusual powt.
ers 'are sucking and Wondetful,
grh sucking
mental.ability is one of r4re!'s ;rllftdl.
conterrini; and; entitles the. recipl'ant .to out
.respect and adiollration. The kniritl might
compared in , its power t .io a. .strink i ed ,
y ristru
merit', VIM" notes of which range,,,liumfgti life
whole uctale of human feeling; begining with
the ordinary 'ton e 'of Pal rh re II pstion , atml. run_
n,ing to the highest pitch pf feeling of Which
the sensibility of our tiaturq,,ls capable.—
When held by the skillful' oralor What tender
ebeird of the human heart does he not touch !
Th'e passions and emotions of onr nature rise
ottedient to his call. d i rief. , •pity, sympathy,
horror and admiration are excited at 11,is will.
The silent audience stand submissive anti at
tentive to his will.
The — stare - Ornament efforts of the mind
too are evidences of its_power. The imagi
nation of a Milton and a. Shakespeare, the
reasonings n 1 a Locke , and a Newton, the
efforts of political : wisdom, iii,l,very,era, of
the workl?s history, the days of Solon
and Lycurgas down to the memorable era of
the Americ_an_llevolution, these are some of
the , nobler and higher" triumphs of iniman
Igenius.
~
The history of the world is but a record of
the triumphs of the human mind. ' Regtintit
as it was when it first became the habitation
of man, and as it is at the present time, and
what mighty changes have taken place.upon
its surface. Man went forth from the ham!
of his Creator destitute of every thing but the
intellect. The world lay oeforehim. as the
field of his labor. - It lay in all the -grandeai
.f.chanticAtonfusion._lle_spieact-himsotlever,
its broad. surface. Town and cities 'aeon
rose from the midst ot the wilderness. The
forest fell before the efiorts of his industry.—
The - wildness and confubion of the primitive'
earth wermecion•ohanged.jnio the regularity
of the cultivated field, and a busy Mrongpf
men snnn occupied the place o} the forest
and the liar of the wild beast. And what
has accomplished this? Nothing but Me l
mighty, power of mind, which wields and
directs - tlarlattriatilwriie but as tin instrument'
for accomplishing its designs. ' .
'nun now to a darker picipre„the mind ofs
man deprixed of its balance, reason thrown
. from her seat. 'What n picture to pride - of
intellect ! The wild eye : the hurried man
ner, the frantic gestures of the-insane' man
are painful to be cold. See the maniac as he
rurtles in his straw, nod struggles with -the
chains that bind him.; and now; with; piteous
thoan and wild outcry laments the restraint
tinder which ho is kept. Such a sight is cal.
ciliated to remind to the' happy portsesser of
a Well regtilathh mind, abbe inestimable, , 'ad.
vantages which he-enjoys, - as ,well as, of aid
precarious tendre • by whioh,he holds , thri
pleasures and blessings of soeic!),....A;tl' im
teresting;rellebtion,cenneeted With, Oh i o ut.),
ject- of the mind's-.essential properties ariudi
frem• the fact that as its' substance is imniate
itiid, its existence is alsB eternal. Not that
its immortality necessarily results, from i!s
..1
immateriality,but its eternal duration is hence
eirclered highly Piiibable. Another fact from ,
Which %;, , :e may deduce with certainty the im
rmortality of the living principle within us, is
that of our future existence. Inspiring thought!
That principle Which gives life to our minds,
and works within us in Mir dhoughtful,mo.
merits amid theitrife and tumult of the buisy
World ). arid in the secret retirement Ofprivate
life,,, B.e., l h r i l ppyer to tlectiy,.tait to speed
an eternity of liefrlgin a future and an un
known World. Death only lifts thSf veil wide]
Conceals (rein Mir 'e . iii the inviliNe iveirlt
NEO . S. „r-
ME
Carlisle, January 4501,147. ~. • • (
SINGULAN QuerroDu-r-Itia..:statedAy,
-wlio-keep-nightWateirtint-the' menagi3ttesq
that , in engem cObel'e there tre mord thurilone
viiirmil, it is-aluly's the eustomAbe..one to
keerrwach mhile - tturotheroile - epThkiieli4
try-,is retieied with ae mndh'reeularity .
r-a ,- -welltregtfitiled-v4itnp=otldiersolltlitiugli(
tioty. probably, viith , at much , p'recision in
° g"tirtllttPtime. Thesentinel.paces baok•lnui
, ftiphildn&isveryientefulitiovtb
llatirntititi:hisecimtatied.f .oecasiortnilytelieS
fdo y but ttiWaybiwithshis ,, headtowatdttithd
front gf . the! . ettite,4 aud hetier - sleepil %%1;011 . 614
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n , t el nitier l'eto
11116 1 Statenqbell yatict a • - viAt fie
Itnith iVii)',Deltiobran the follbleli4gArilletlini:l
41 tAlfelitit,inol entio,le, - ,
hitat "iiielderitinlyi placed 1 1i3tP ftbile 1 hal
tablipT "round
nearly, all one..thaunnitinia
tt ell " arid litiny
or /k e e n! .•niteicot eIF til ;Midi rillie'elea'
btelertedr belly.Mbripetlir ,
oa - EL ; v l § i l t o • ihis j a?antry some
hiraierbcctlielent '2aljnlYidliyittlitl , With
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SpattilFaaaged,npt to.prop theilaUinfeeredit
ofilialt o 9 l fifitthille f d repliettitt 4iTr i emi u ,
naaallityirlehdrmitatt(igedaAn l'eArrlP find,
I 401.Whia;:tioal, that anemias, are taiti. , )
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We lay before, enrol adent IVI
thi'lli.l 411
letter, Which tells . ,its own, Stray. to? , ~
need any.cr,inment. It .is hut fusty, tom'eller,
lofts heroic triter, whose Courage At44lfilgo ,
merit ate - equalled only by 'big horfigoitrAiid
mricregty., toinitethat 11 was ritifttettl6 ) 4thiter
friend and relative, now resident fiVilifil!fiify l
. • '
"endeared:kV hiiii by 'reki in' hti v l. 9ri tail i coI •per- •
sifitiat liitir4ci"tri tvhditt Irikiribtlirrigialriiiii•
~.
'iitp6sei, bpinieriit'indTecli,l4, willuintihe
leaseitiverae.: - Thisfriend' VF;xli.y ! ii ".7 lA i ire
' l ldkeri the libeitY of tn 'airing ti rilliii l nC ( 111 e '' ) Mri-'.
•' h•itt•Jon, ,
'cation' df 'find 'rlatite, At' 'lief t .. e• recent
manifestations of th6eriviciue:riiillgri4 ' r i.,, ' 1
AdMillisiratibri and its'•srvtvritii'aild . ).. ' f ends
tolvartls the Mari 'ithci'Sfrifie 11'4' tia l t4ii them
4 l
and the ocirihtty 'train the erd it'istjue i rrieri'rif
'their' rashiteitS,' ignorance . Arid' iridliPridity
ritak'kittimeriStilir and just thiat'llie . 6116/ of
'llieir•ba'se 'dethiction should, at thii''' 4 ,4iiicril
moment, be head in his own, defen4y the
Whole'peciple, in his own:sirriiple',A.rirll;h'onest
lt!tnguAo.,e.
We have More Itfihis sort trr idoin nrikleat 3,
and• Stall sdon'he able to shtr ile t r h is a o l;,:• a l i rt e ' E h e is .
Aefetice'ag,ain'st his own sente
Mies arniselfish detractors as sysill i gairisj
1 to•
fhb armed 'enemies of his count .fe e 'old'
herb of the Rio Grand is ever I ;Vit AND
il.il;triv.”-.-Ncto York Express. ' ' 11 ' 1 ; ^. • . '
Hu. QRS. ARMY OF OCCUPATION OR INFIIfirION,
./
Monterey, Mexico, Nov. 9, 18'46
My dear * * * * * *
Veur very ,kiod and aceeptable letter of
the
.31st of August , *** ll * #,**greAs,lied
- mrifily it short 'Arne sin e, fora hickl beg
leave to tender trilon My sinc.... , reAanks,—.
(A lett confidenital remarks on ee In pub
lie 4rartsactions are bare omitted.) •,0
Alter considerable apparent delay on the
. pat( of the (li. Master's Department, in get
ting steamboats into the Rio G , fandtPariapted
to its navigation... I succeeded; toWartls• the
latter part of august, in throwing forrilard to
Camargo, (a town situated on the Sari Juata
riverythred•-miles from 'its junction With the
Rirrtrift nO. on7 . flie west side, neArly 500.
miles from Brazos Island-by water andel:JO be'
land, and 140 from this place.) a, centtiderable
- depot-of :d o w, it-ions - 7m' . W., ontrtmtni ion
and forage, and then, having brought 'icif , ether
an 'important pertion of inreinitararid7l de
termined, bn moving on this pinee„,-iriecoid - -
itigly; after collecting 1700 pdelt-rm4o, - with
their attendants and conductors, ittihe pile-
My's Foutery, tate principal ..m eani.4 trans-,
portation - for our provisions, baolo. Stc.,)
I left, pn the sth of Septeniber, to-griin -ny
udvanoeuwltielilinslpreceiterbme atrit days
to Serralvo,-a.small vidirige 75 mite§ on the
route, which I did on the 9th, and, rifler v:ait.
ing there a teiv days for some of thritorps to
get up, movedArtand. reached here ors.-the
19th, with•62solrifitn,--2700 regulartilithir bal
dried volunteerk - ,i. - Rer what rdoliiiirjeelifler
wards, I must re:er you to my seveaf reports
--patticulrjrly to my detailed one of the 9th
ult. I do not beliete the authorities at Waslt-
Igloo are at all satisfied with my conduct in
regard to the terms of the capitulation enter
ed into with the Ale!, itiaii commander, wlficri
you ne,donbt have seen, as they have been
made public through the official organ, and
copied into varictis other newspapers. I have
this moment rebeived rtititswer to MY des,
patch announciii the surrender of Monterey
(and the cirouhlrtattees attendingthe same.)
from the Becretary-,of War, stating that wit
was regretted by the President that it Wits
not;deemed advisiable to insibton the tertris.l
htutii Proposed in my first' coititrituticationl to
the. ilVlercietur commander, in regard tcrgirlni.
-up the eity,"—addmlg that "the-cirduresian
mes whiehi dictated...no dOribtlj'estificil the
_change.P...__Although-jhe terms -et capitula
tion may be considered too liberal on tiu'r'part
b'y the President and his adviagra, rut well ifs
by many others at a distance, particularly, i by
those - who tlb .not Understand the posit oh
which we oceupied, (ctherwitle they might
come to a diflerent etmelusiou, in regard to
the matter,) yet, on due rrefiection, 1 tee
nothing to induce -Ma to regret the course I
pursued, .
The proposition do the Ann. part e(' m tr
-6 'P'
dia, -which has much Ati do in dererming rily
Course in the mistier, weft based trn the ground
that our goverrirnent hall-proposed to hid, to
settle the existing' difficulties by ne,Ootiatioit,
(which qi knew Was the ease,. without knoVv
ing. the result.) which was then under eort
sideration4 by the proper authorities;• and ,
which he (Gen. Ampudia) had, no doubt
would result favorably, aethe whble of hip
pdople were in lavor of peace. It so, f (irk
sidered the furtluat,efinsiou-of blood not only
naneeemary, IgniwcproPar., Tltelr f force way
' also' coltsiderri ly largeethae caps ; an from
the Size an / post ton o, ‘ i lam lac we p;ct pßtild
nol'eatnfiletelylnVest , II; so chat, Ow real'
tinitioi('"ar i tlitcr Weeps 0' nct the Whbte,:had
01'67 'been itiiposia• to iilo tri,, 0;10, any
t ri Iglu;
'Wive 'fiba'ridohOil the • :C i iii
,at,once ei4red
thd iiiiiiiiitilli'physeS;', and ' elt,ectgil, iliOir l i . -
trent,: do' wiitif , ioe , eOulti f - ( - Intlcr i e, beep-put
fa `thi3"4ltlllllE4l l Vii ) fir t,iiiiii. ,, , tiio,,p)tiQe, by
F
5t,,,,,5,,,,, Ah'ere,islnix t tfinibt-whoUld-
Wali suc'6d gd - iii' T deini,l we 5W6614,0;411
probability, lave lost filly or one hundred
• - IT ' T t9itnk ; LlACKtkgilinittP,A4tlndetl,rliwhicli
4 v il , f, OPIP I .i.Vllltri millier9ialffielired.tp , be a .
RPfll9 O - 9 ,l•PeflFe: eYeßlitlfi d 1418 1 11.00,9„ ,1
pito, ,Wish ett - l !ei ,ayo ill Am; efill*JlPlioo Pt- W 9.
,tifen,,a4,,chthiren,inkigh OPAL ( /0 1 141..been l
, YcrY AIM*, , 1a11',. 1 p ilfififfflPC , PF9lltullii iOlitti,
i .5q1,4,0A0 Yl_ t ,, J. 1 , 0 ), 4 4111fhWeA 1 4,4' 'vffrY l IMP,
if49ll4cfPg'PrllPfallP)l,oolllT,ticgotOnWF o Vr
'She city, which, ir corned with the uayp u
mast have been taken ala great .sacrifice oti
l ife , ; ,- N d , wi l li fillfttiPOßAt tr i d o.A f ibWkY7 °l l
kl tt e!,Blg l'rtifferb .10 TraillsiollaY.6,.rgiiirpiii
:t,y,Rrity viAri,eialYtOYAslifyi. IgHtiikelitowcfg- (
ling i / PP r O a 9,P9. t 4 W4l olt , :i. - -( - -,1 1 14r '
Y , h l3 P t ihilYiCkh9R4APl64cPP l fff 1 1 ~.e
P 4 19f t 50 Vt 4 '49RBli a ftH i l e 'lgollrif 05 ' MI ,
iV er onle,CFlV9flf . I(4Y rinkl 4 RigflitTri
't etr.worAs germst
e., witl iii y- wtpl . 9m
'of ditillery; abundantly suppli, d.Wit4amMthl
'it i anti tgartlpfr&d , , 14 l'lo6o reitiltieitAt2ooo;
lirrhgtlat'enbitispfilikailditioirte"tictrrie,•thort-1
teanttibilltentllcap‘sple4l4 l (andiitfoldriblit ii:4l
ItuilllyttiedrihOtitynOtilllaldlngliiitsititifonill
LL-toltioropitooitig foctroOttlfehtittittlittr i olitobey,
Aloatititpdopplietliki,4thiptovistoodron4 , l6ll4
tight.tialle tit ilitilhatty4lslknriontahapconntsa l
blapurriFesiElfl. l ° ti!nel' r if •jt
0 4
- "Trio' inigdjx, rbiek„ti yT the,
!Wtif Ad l / 4 ,611' isiiio nt. 0 ttoqA 81131 1)64 , 1V
laao' i t i o itiiorgr' h l , , .ii, it t
oirt r t t; g'; 0 . ao!bil ebip.
centrated ,at §an . i.k.ufa. Pplaisiyiihil • Pidltiilll
JIM? go,itittlAkrsit 430 0,98010/I:lk..Pfith3#r
tnerl'as 8 .9%211 i ke, grjak.lnt?ipLlTitilitl i s
referred to, expires'—‘ mon ,lave nti au
=
• t II)e en . c,finAnupri
4t •be thecase - on
theT oftll • •
I 4,tb. tenet: by direstionof theiP;paident of
fllfetrinied'Slitlik' •
mon ate , laniftage . lir.' 'POI k
•pn. kktott)niindet the :necessity•Of
, conering,, peaceP . 00 , ,tbut, by taking
he gu
Of the eouniy—we must . go to
.ttqint
.Criisdire theii lithicti 'on
, To , crododn'anv other
collsicres,,oot of ; the question, --,.
• rth . l,:admiiiing that conquec . . , a i puace, by.
nientvg•SHliayNi(iliii the next twelve
Months•=will , the4monji cif 'btho'd'itiii 'tree
.aM.l;, NV, lagkimustAie expended. inctthing so,
bg , borrtyptps9 . o„by;the,saine I think:net ? ...
• ---•. tt the, Country we stibdite,ds to .
.„.• and r'lmaglite.iftere• are but
felindividualN fie otiV:catintly• who think : of
i on exing Mexico to the United States, , .
Vd°, l )Pit iTActilo.carrY,oh•my,operations,.
r'stated,), .heyonil
impracticable to do scv.=•—
I,t then becomel'a quesfion as NS whatra best
.tp,be.done. Alt seemsle me,ithe most judi
cious course to be pursued on our : jinn:would
'IA for lake pessession, at once : oftlie finie we
would 'accept by negotiation; 'extending from
the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, and occu
prthe.sarne, of keep what we have already -
possession of; and, that, With Tampico,'
(which I hope to take in the course of Vie
next month; or 'as aeon 'as I ein get' he
means of transportationo will give ns-all on
this side of the Sierra Madre. and as soot, as
I occupy Saltillo, will inclu4p .six or seven
elates or pitiviecil - Tlids Tioldl4 - Tarupico, •
:Victoria, Monterey, Saltillo, Monclova, Chi
hutilina, (which I presume Oen. 'Wool has
:.possession of 1 - .ly - this time) Santa Fe and the
Californias, and say to Mexico, " Driye us
from the country!"—throwing on het the.
iesponsibilities and, expense of orieryiug on
oflerisite war=at the same time closely
blockading all her porteonAlmfarifie arid_:
the Gull: • •
A course of this kind, if persevered in-for
it short lime; .would soon bring her to her
proper senses, and compel her to cue for
peace—provided there is a government in
the country puttictently..stablo, for us to treat
with, which I'lear will hardly be the case
for ninny. yeaill - Iti edirld. ' l /Without . farm e
infercem rri
ents al volunteers iro-the Large
Stares!- - s-say ten or fifteen thousand -(those
Previously sent Out having already- been
.greatly reduced- by sicktiessanci other caSual
-tfos)-.1--tip ii,,,wouia be .adviiabie
to hiaThh Wyitind Saltillo, which is more than
20b miles beybnil our depots on the fit)
'rande--a very lerrelhe on 'whrrikeop
up supplies (over a land mute in a country!
like this) for a large loice, and certain to be
attended with an expense which it . -will be
frightful to•contemptate, when closely look
on into:
}:romlo-to San Luis Potosi, the next
place of importance on the road to the city
of Mexico, is three huudred.milca—oio
lutlr
dred and forty - badly watered; where no - sup;
plies of any kinu could be procuied for men
or horses. I have informed the War Depart
ment that 20.000 efficient men would be ne
cessary, to insure sucees it we move on tb-a
place—(a city containing a population of 60,
000, where the enemy could bring together
and stistain, besides the citizens, an army of
50,000) a force w hich 1 apprehend will hardly
be collected by up with the train necessary
to feed it , as well as to traTpurt various other
supplies particularly ordinance and munitions
of wor.
In regard,to the armistice,. Which would
have evinred by limitation hi a few days, we
lost nothing by it , as We could not movoseven
now, liad k the enemy continued to occupy
Saltillo. fot strange.to say : the first Wagon
Width hes reaCherl me since the declaration
hf ;war Wag' •on the'.2d inse, the genie day on
which 1 received front , W . fiSfiiingoti an he
,knowledgemet of my despatch: afirionneing
,the taking, of Monterey; and then I received
only 125, so that I.have been since May last
completely eripled, and am still so /Of want
of transportation.. -Atter raking and scraping
he country for Miles around Camatgo, col
lecting every pack mule and other meatier)!
transporiatiair.,l could bring here only 84,000
rations. (fifteen days st„.pply,) will a Moder
ate supply et orliinancc i teofffebb;'FiC: to
do whiol4 alLihe emus. dto leave behind
kportion of equipage necessary
fo.r thetir comtpii i and in opine thStSil, cgs: . 11 '
. mong ilie'vol umbers; theit,peisonal baggage.
I moved ih such" a way, Mid with 'seuh tin
limitethmeans, time, had 1 hot succeeded; 1'
sliould no doubt.,liive—beeth.severely repri-.
t . - 7 . landed, it nothirm. worse. 1 did so to, sus=
taiii,the Adminisfrilliob. ;'O O *. *
Of the two regiMenis'of Mt - hinted 'men from
Ten neAsee andlielinasky, who 'left their're
spectiv,e §tates to Inia,me„. in ,liine, the latter,
Jths just retifibed ,C?margoi . the, tor I,er, had
net gliitiO ; MittailiWras at the latest dates from
there/. Adriiittinttliht.triey 'tl, o lll be' Its long
in returning as in getting here, do say notli
l.ita-Pfl4l9lAintet necessary 1 0 . IVerlid their
klniefl) ; find Were to,be tlitAlharggtl inlimp to
,reaStgAilidT hooldril4o.3l4l9oldsclve in,Mex
14,thA a rey,allortbme A .T,heforegoing re-
Marlis,ftre pot, inatie Islith i thc,NAew of funlin
fault whi, spy one,, bat pi, paint, put I t Itad dig
culties with.whicip-I,Ave hatktgtipopmod.-, 1 -1
Alonterey,lbumpitalif,,,N.gh Leon,is situ.
ated.onl,he. San Jeaußiver,„where t h,c9meis .
011t2.6httli'Aitimiliiini.u1hEi . cit)t"(Whib' cont
tainia'populatioh bf atKipt! t Weise thioulifhid)
r.llflitiladtt a tl ~b ,pthettaltllita,
iteffft,pi„a i targ,,,,att q ppanli int, „yetlAy. ~ I T ,ltti
hOutiei at e stone, inlhe Moora th style ,With
flat roofs, which with theiratiettlflaiiloiliN
litiriitcantigid
aensrioN.hieir.istone walla • all
ileOped;for,:mnaketry,t mak(a4hemeault a,,lorti
1
It
e j OP f / 1 /1 11 11111 i place '~.1 i --, 0 -117.11) i,
It is the, most unportatit in IN artna,i
Ylitiiag tdriiii'llie Wildi ilifirill."iHel' Slill.
MattraycomainuidintlihW tin rr.iitliSg 01 1 .1tIle 1
for carriages from this , side, .between .iltitil 1
Asi Celli pf Maxii-te , the title laitils ill' I
ti
Maki, bigethtB li'whigii, 'the city :Max
ien earabalieaoh :a i r y I•citirtliNal. ). 1 1 tyß,:i.l*
It Piktqlll9 l l#.frit A*StiiIIMIP tflitkatiOt II ' i 2nrl"
i
VI I I , fgrIP(IAT,X.ri i IIe h OPOO4;I4
, lo at. A Fes ng , 91. - _. so, ',vont t . . 1
only commit it to*:thti : lihittif,"tChd :lift k hail
BeilAiWiPt 1W4111‘.791 !P. 031111 t Pat c f • . li ci.
es beinenterrOste ttlny., Iv ' niilld ep k : 1 ,
"ifiat3 , (lo,finiii'`rati ii. giiat ;ill iliiirke lati,
-blotiOnterlirieatiOot anckbluricititi4lie tvell , l9l l
AttiktiPh9 l :;trlTlPOriclOr it'll AkaahettttttocolotbPl
same.... ,e , _ ' 1 - , , it,,tte ,si 1
,81 i .~
_ .
,so sp good as to present me most latt
7,jeo . up:ercelkiit neoMmimpainbare
tril!fittisr Pric , , , qoppl,4l,o,oreid,h,jefxpe*y.
ano ama. ,;),‘ '
' I romain j trulit Andltedetir d
Aglf 4,0.,,01 , 4:,c01tpuRfr1b0t1064 r.;atirin .
T Hitt
5 ••1 or )1
bat a walliovii• a mc;iipt, omd!
vviild,4)Avcorittgrelsi l in9n,oum - Mb ark
Itib.tsiWirMt tb ittgietlibrd edam
withitedgteii doitougwatiMayi. 'coirtFmqll
steploi.twaJittidaiit444l.ll2,4lkat:dothfigur:7
m ay, and'we shall &I home* lust:,; hosss. '
, _
NE=
Mans
P , a
,World full 'f ;beings that are
railed Men, how rate, after all isctrue genu
tinetmanhood,l,-wHow,seldom, do- we •meet
with one, 3n our-varied intercourse twith so
,Ciets', who. itt , every , where and „at-all times ;
,worthy of that highest ot titles, man: one
whose smile is libeaM . qt the sent; 'whose
,words arelheToverfiowingsr of a generous
heart ;who regards, a werm.friend more than
.ft fill Were i Who'not onlyiprofesies 'friend
ship4bal.is ready,- if need be, to alicets'it 'in
Solid tolipes; whose sympathy in yoursdr
roW islike the Water of the mounting spring, -
riare and ribUndant li'.inse high soul - de:V.
ryes meanness,though,mreled.hy.the , princely
tiara, and admiresholihr, dm' leaning upon
the spade ; and wrapped in:the brawn cot
'Of the cottager! .Yid Will ofieli 'epough
'theet'with Ifie.corteens smile. the, butward
tokens of high gentility, the free, polite, turd
gentlemanly earringe-7 hut they are frequent
ly the masks in which meanness- nides sit
deformity, the,tinsel trapping of a liolletf•
hearf; the livery of honor upon the Fhclilil
lirs ofinfamY itSelf! . The best speennoit
of broadcloth often cover - the poorest, speci
.reens of humanity, and the father of all evil
not unfrequently hides his bombs in a beay
,
nr, and looks greciortsly throtigh th'e circlet.
Ol gold spectaeleit. Fictitious ilistitittio+
are nothing: officers, titles, public trusts, eir
honor:y . lo estimating; a man. They do n I
make men, neither are they the !Warrants ¢I
:manhood iti;jkOse Who . enjoy Th b
heart may overflow with gall ; may ranklk ,
with revenge ; • may wallow in Its nwn
meatiness; may grow 'Nark with ithachery
or fiendish withmalice, 'tvtrile an honorable
trust procures.an honorable title: while the
wand of Trower is in the' hand, and the syrd
hole and tokens or honor nre on the broth.
He who is.a man is .orieby natere,_and one
TilWaya. - Ile Iles riot act honorable wlem.
mid only whee,.it suits his convenience.:
when he is dealing . . with men as keen aft
himself, and detection would he probable':
but from principle. from the noble"; generous
impulse of his own soul, whitill he cannot
restrain if he would, and would act if hp
could. He is as just in his deaingseith a
stranger as ho is in his dealing with hitt
friend ; his transaMions Court the light, and
never stifles by espesurtf. He never takes
asi3+,enlage :of l ignoirince -nor- • turn's'
_mithsool,_heartl ess_emitern pt_inam. _a-high
minded fellow .being, because poverty may
have iiim in her lean, skeleton ark's, ;OW
_Misery_o.v-itfi.-flea---ean-kered-teetly st -litsten eil
upon his heart! And in ' a coil-hearted"
world, where so many- are thinking for
themselves planning for themselves--endea
voting to advance their own en'ls and inter
ests. at whnthrer expense of principle,
horestv. and Mir dealinft—where the crafty I
are taking advantage of the simple, and the'
strong are preying upon the weak, it is
cheering to the heart, antlAnnelis somewhat
our disgust of !muffin nature,lo find went
sioually one; it-ho 'San curnd out of the char
med circle of_selfr-interest—whose heart
and purse are both Llpen to a
_friend—who
- Woks toiiiankla - as his orethren, and net
;1.1115 victims—who had rather advance hiS
neighbor's interest, than make him his dime,
or fleece him in what is usually calico a
keen bargain : and who never forsakes . a
friend until the lriend has forsaken virtue.-
God help him who has no such friend, ar
the world that haat in few to give.
A i;Ood. Story.
There lived lately in one of the mountain
ens counties in Western Pennsylvania many
Germans, and among them, one Henry Sny
der: sail there wore likewise
,two brothers,
called Oeorge and Jake Fulwiler--*-they were
all rich, and each owned 'a, miff. flenr'y
Snyder
but 'they Were not of ranch n nature • as to rea
der iiim disagreeable to any one. He mere
ly conceived himsellto be the Snpreme Ro
of the Universe; end, while under the
infatur 1, had himself a throne built. en
which he at to try the cause of all who °ilea
ded him;. nd passed them oil Ao halite/troy
hell.,its hi- uth nk . ..,effmpled—liepersonati t i4
both Judge - and culprit.
It happened one day that Some difficulty
occurred - between Henry Shnyddr, and the
Fulwilers,.on account of their mills; when,
to avenged, Henry Shityder took hiring
'with him a flank iii Which he recorded his
'judgements ) and moutiled his throne to trt•
their -cituses. lia was:ln:ant to pass -the
fOilowitig judgments.
Having prepared himself, (acting as Judge
1
and 'vet responding, for the• accused,) he
deorgo Fulwiler.
c' alto po Fuhviler, siAn t l up. What hash
been' loin in ills lower world!"
Ali! Lort rdries net know,".,
I' Well. Sharge haslnt yoU got it
mill ?"
" Yes, Lort,l hash."
Shnrge Fulwiler, didn't yinfliever
.taire,.too mui4l; toll 7", ,
' Yes, Lort; I hash 7 :-ayfien der water . Was
mien' hfinies Wish'de,' ['take a
leetle too much'iolle'r'dfl •' • •,.% •I,
110 , 11 i
,1,411, den §liingfiqulivileraou mu4t-go
th'ilor 10. Wild kleV . '
• OWoll?,Shrik6.- - fkilwiler, l :now' Vim Etatid
.beerv.(loing.,,ixt did lu~rer
trin‘ ,, "procf.ei
likethiYfcitTer,--an
1 Now,,,l•triaa in,/, . 1 .,, . egr,,,,t)y9.
likaii- i Shayiliif f ' stAml bp. ii What !),..3 . ti ynil
'been 'doing' in [tilt' wet World?' " '' .
Is:AM flortdadoes'aot know.' - -' i •.i;; ;' l, i
: ,..e.,Nyell ol lionfy..§hnyder, , , has'rit, you. got
amill ?'
'' ' ,l'es,..Lort'Lbnli. l l2! ....
_J,
4T,r If NelAp Ken q.,iihuy,der,,d idint , you nave;
ilootio hiljr*,Voit A? 1, ~ ; ~, ~.
Grres 'Lcin t , intsh-4iten '44r Watei?winilt
1
Ilft "iiithiren itatiog WaSh dull; I intalt ihken
,k dfrteaktuoh , ti4l. 2 ll q t . 1 , ;1 , - ,t•rii.:l' , ,
j`,, plelirk,Satorier, Nat did ,yen dck,wid
, '.. , i,,,a;h!';Lott , ll.aiiett.ir. t0,de,pti0r.).... 1 -: i • i
v ,iPqpsing,. !, ‘Xelii tipOry,, , r m p ft `
rv , yo.t i
, nOt . g? to der - right mid der, sheep,;, but it'
'il'a , tain tiellfloeite?"' 4 lil! ' ' ' ' '."'
'1""• 1 4 " ;:" - I ' '''' ill 1.1; , ;i , f', !ila•
CC;r It was in , the church, -Of Si, Nioholas,i
that , I fiat beearne -aware:of a very sensible'
P9lnrti egi/l1W!-.7.ifitt efurePtmelltralmu the;
101.fi Intwiliel*M4Pg 440Aglier i vicsci%e4
wolorwywiew stopki todittereiq.pertods 'Oll
ifilit:,oB6tiiii; , IlbP,lmok'firlinti' Mit WlNti
:stands and blows hls none ' the sliWilie - iititi-!
arpolfain imitating his eif(upp,(6, i t 1.1.: i i i**l
"Mtbiiii_thil'gniiice',With iliet. l Operet ort, i noi
, othe , i , th.freg., 4 j*,•. - jkiwils, t r i ii i•nr \ ic 4tn.Y.31 ~e r, '
''''''" ............ ••••tit - niianlai'ilii'lm 1
aabn:=Atiaasstentpaper gtvee an edeount
OtheircibbitiWidanoyi - - - ,ltte4edgittge,iftiel
NOb4l/ 1 44A;lifittR a k i taypj c ,1440pltiegatpulin , i
0,11 pair. of artmotar syebtoksiismti o a v,,r,hitp,
diiitbide;iiftlieWkiit:OrcibiblOieti t twiipi
three love lettere,. Wnly)n-tiOtizinielfliitYbli'
own hand writing.'.. .....,.. . ..r ' 7..', ~ ' ,' ' .." •,'''.. .' %
,
•
Letters troffi . Iff6nisi clay; .
The rr Young Men'ellerity Clay . Assobir,
lion of the city of New York." formCd
1844, Of those . whom in that year, first .be
came entitl4d to vole for Presideliat Electors,
is to hold a Ball on the 29th instant. The
-
folldWing letter from 24r: Clap is irt
~ r eply to
one addres; l ed him by' the <l!ssoOltion .in
viting him to be: p'reseßton the-occasion
t • Nkitr OatmAs, Dec.'22, 1846.
CrNirrmlrts--,1 received - here', tilo
invitation to the' Third Ahnnal 13alf of-Me
Young Men's Henry Clay AsSociat,ion.of tho,
city of lNeitl 'York, •on tlih 19111 inst. •rt
would afford tote great pleasure to meet my
young irienti . s on that °evasion but,, waiv
ing all other corisideration'r;Vw distal:ma'am
the plhee my'preseill sojoinn to the'. pity
or Ni‘W'York, will not allow me that satis
faction.
. .
I cannot pet nyt the occasion to pass by,
Yvithont,...n expression of my acknowledge
ments to the Young glen's Assoc;ation for
the ardor, the'constancy and the fidelity,ol
the attachments to me which they do me
the honor to entertain. We hate, indeed,
gentlemen. as you justly remark,' passed
through a,dark period nt
,great discourage
ment: BM. never despairing 01 the 'Republic,
and confiding in the omnipotence of truth,
and the rectitude of our principles I have
continually-hoped and-behoved thatirrighier
and better and happier days for our countly
will yet conic. And the recent events, to
which }oltdiave adverted, arc an a.wtrancu
and a guaranty Of their approach. If mis
conception anti misrepresentation accom
plished their work, we may. I trust, con
gratulate - ourselves that their success will
only he tempo.ary. The cenkequencei;
may, inclMNI be more dUrable. These we
now feel in a foteun war. and in, the aban
donment and neglect of vital dothcSne inter
ests.
coneur with yon in thinking that, gratify
ing as the results of the late elections ,are, ‘
they should not be macre the occasion of
party exultation. If our fellow citizens,
hithetto opposed tons, in ,regard to the man
sines, and to witness their injurious °fleets,
sures,'of the Generat Government, are lett to
enirripassioned,consideration of those mea
-1 - pinstiaded - Ilia( many oftherß . cannot
tail to brio: , their minds to the same condo
sion tit wloch ire have.ani:ved. -
tine. gentlemen with high....respeet,
friaud•and obedient servant. • -
HENRY CLAY.
rrom Godery'2l.,ady*. Bunk. •
The -Euipty-Tradle.
. 'And the niiither ;are in tram and ;tam,
The llowers Fite most did love •
She heels• she'd find them nil pin
In the field, of light itlitive.‘
The death-of-it little child is to the - moth
el.'s heart like the nighttlew'on a plant from
which a bud has punched. The plant lilts
up its heal in replier greenness to the Morn ,
tug light, so the motheris. soul gathers from
the (lark sorrow through which he has pass
ed, a fresh brizhiening to her heavenly hopes.
'As she bends over the empty cradle and
in fancy brings her sweet infant before her, a
ray of divine light is on the cherub lace. It
is her son still. bin with the seal bl
tmnwrtnl
ity on his fair brow. She feels that heaven
was the only atmosphere where her precious
Hower could unfold without spot or blemish,
and she 'would not recall the lost. But the
anniversary of Iris departure seems d bring
her spiritual presenye near her. She indulg
.es in that tender griel which soothes, like an
opiate in pain, - all the hard passages and
cares of life. 'r he World is ,no longer with
her. 'She liveS in the past, , sit' sweet with
1111M1117 rove and hripe—th' the filtbre x
Hints with: heavonly•love and jo y. She ion.
treasures of happiness which the worthy, nn
chastened heart cover conceived. The bright'
fresh flowers *wfth whiEh . 'We la; decorartid
her room, the apartment where her intent
died, are cinblems of the far brighter • hopes
now ilawnitig on her day dream She thinks
, of thy glory and beauty of the New Jerusa
lem, where the'little foot never finds a them
among the IldVers to render,eshoe necessa
ry. Nor will-a pillow be wanting for the dear
he a d reposing on the breast of the kind Sa
vionk. And she knoWS her infant is`there,
in that Workl , of eternal bliss. She has mark
ed one (passage. in that Book—to her emPhat
icallydlte, Word of tile—How closed
di; hentoilettee table. whiff she daily reads.
"Suffer little children, and forbid them, net,
to oomerunto me; for.of such is the' kin,gdriet
of heaven."
Disraistne.-A landlord threatened a poor
Irishman., the other'dar, to put a distressqn
his house, if he did not pay his 'rent.
44 Put a distresn in, is it your mane F4llll
Pat. ", 0 0ch by t.S nthony's 'Sow, 'butyen
had better take distress'out; th'ere's too
mch
in already, by theqnilherthat bare 'me'P''
5.1wl:11u. erhar‘tes, 7 '.,said whither,
'to his sail. whilt:Ohey,u;grQ,wilrhing io:utator
wtltti,po.sSeSsds yeta . ,to - wcseeigto with
'itTetr„,trirts as you do? Whett Ar,its of your'
age .1 edilhl; go With tito
f• fluty: s!iitt Charles, 4ha first.a,at j a-alWriV
a ittlabl - -did :y.oLT,litapt
" nelP
, w h om
TO
e
, A rekto ;
has berem, ;rgyev l 3:l,mar!_t4,,,ltal aa,,,71 - Aymt
§hP: , r a
jrieft,•;tlßai - ,
•tiYetaq RvPl9 3ll (PfOs ilgutcgtton."
HEAtir,n(R; TAlN,Sliginavarbo,,Albany
l~~eg{llBl.li'fiaYß o' PreYea any
kP i t a Pi i iPht 3 q,ekift.nqrwi Ick MAY b e' ° g a l' k W
gl l )!Ajtic,iet# l •Alwarlbuseaia ,legar
91, Pe vgniQr Noaag)f Avemalitalo
that hOaltkisA cIR,I4r. I)o4e*Ahatt ,situmfis'
last 'spriii,”hellskLijkany.
MINIM
sayer:: eit.
, ticlitioh dtthe , 61'11;
n: ,
;-- vjajet!oit t riliv:l
', , t . .!ot7TAn:exunangulia.piii"..tyl7it'gentltittlsln -
,returtiing4ibtivi, e : - othnt:deyl,•lNtilida how
agniewlli/t"ontliptd 6 torachtkient (itbi ( him
piano. It.,was.put.im,by the ShoriA, '
7.4 r. • . , _
I‘lieghtit. the Atishietiaf
takehmareao: hillownthetn: ; ,, m
.t y k o 1 4 ,1, 0 1„, * „,
i t)-09 , _,EJIAP(Mtagi,T.!gfii ,
must die:' '
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tcniii#6 , ol4.iitdi rtibpkiitity,
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