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isei)hea, e,.II . A.CICSON , n
De.og etitHibalt liolittees; • ' , •
Ity.thiiiarrangemettt,tikididr MYE'RS 'lv ill be
to give his untiiiided attention tollie
ti ear ; lliu
hate, Ctit,6llll},et... SO, 1846,—Jm s.
it-o_,tl5 1 1§013114:10 - gollTglEl 9
• ''HOOleePithie - f**lan.
in the lionrie
m.arlY I.6nupted1 . 6nupted by Dr.VrOd. Ehrman.
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• •;oso'
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p . !tin ,
thlittli:re-ser
vn(iin;snotinli 'Sooting., 'ital.,. &c.,
or . reftore the lon tof 'them, bY !'"ert‘ 2 4
CiiiirTeßCTitlei . antitkle Tooth to "n Tot
Wil ' oora Stall
of Oda Railroad .16tel.
O. Di. Liariniia will he absent frond Cdr
lisle the.latt ion d ays, in each month.
done 11,1846.•
-O,OOEPM,KINIQN;,. •
ATIORNE,t AT LAW,
• Pittsburg., Pa, -
As returned Frrinn Carlisle, to the urnetiee
1 - 1 of his- profession in Pittsburg, Allegheny
consuyi Pa. •
iFeb. ; 1041147. •
EDONRI NELEMX,
• --- , 44 - "ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL,
t practibe in the several Courts of Clgm
herland and the Adjoining ecninties sod et
tit I professional business entrusted to .his
sil4h Promptness and fi
tilde in South Unilever street, in' Graham's
es. ntilding,opposite the Post thrice.
'Carlisle, August , 26, 846.--y. •
UN LAP-A friAg _
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE in South HanOei streei,fl few ridot
below ..f. H. Gettham, Esti.
luly 16,1.845.
val,uraz 5AM201.52
Attoritby at Law. '
OFFICE. with S. I). Acinit.,).lsq., in allilliirleb
new opposit.,the.Post
'—.llnrch St, ISA 7.
' - CARgON C. MOORE.
Attorney at Law,
Orrlcz in the rear °film Court llonee, in the
room lately occupied by Dr. Fortsra, dee'4l.
Marell3l, 1847.
MENTISTRY,`&O.
' . O'O3lN W. UENDEL,
11110..9i'ECTFCLLY informs the public, that
uk. having opened an ohliue in South Ilanover
'street. nearly .ofitictsi te the -Post Office, he Is pre
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'VP II , 6" -i:Pei it )Vr
.
pp • .otatF k rAlfarnOt 10.41),@t , grelikt; Only
;fie"eonforlof
the wearer. t .neeil•not be stared what can he
.hfone to,thirteeth,shfrice iLt . o shy thlt crerydrfert
bi..7,.ellteelied, an 4 t eetli furnished from ii
tiiiigheone to out entire set. Elating °onside
,- , Ylsbie piltatice lor.a mititinir of years,k-dnil refer.-
eitoes w ill he given to such ifs require them, but
itlilidnatattliqiblis the operation, which will in all
, litierftirrileil in the most careful manner
andlilFpri eel to snit the occaSiaii and the times.
Pewees whited no at their residences, chiller in
vii or clittlitry, tiv Winn t extra charge. • lie May
alwayslie foam! at his nfliceois above,
.or at his
'reddeliee in Pitt sfreet,onedoornortli 61111:nth:Pal
.
ibt, wit 1 , . Promptly attenilt the reinari ng of
. Watcheti and Jo at his office in Smith
liaq
deratrett.Also,FN~(il't\VlVC neatly ex emu
lakention antiifful eiecnti 111 l of his
'work, lit hope's 46 l'ecelve and hereby solicits h
• ihare of frablic petratiate.
April 8,4846.
HARRIS, • TURNER, & IRVIN
WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS,
Aro. 201 It i farket •Stred,, PIIILADELPHIA
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
tN Drugs, Medici n es, Chemicals, P a tent Med-
Wiled, Surgical and Obstetrical Instruments ;
lmiggisteGfassware,Wintlow Glass, Piiints,Oils
- Il)vesPerfumery; &to. I.ze '
briie g ists,(Muntry Merchants, and Physicians
's u pplied iwith the shove artielei on the 'most fa-,
vori t lile (arms. Strict and prompt a t tention paid
to orders. Evet' i article warranted.
.14116111Aiiii t ts, . •.4Wei A. Towerm, lately
of Vlrginiiii NVrev t Aiis Invite, M. D.
• • Phili(i c iphia, y.
IHEIVIANSION' HOUSE HOTEL
r 'iyaiitini:o4 gto;Cientsedwitl.,Vallay
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he — t ketitv the spiploriber% .It is newly
~. ;-.11,,,Pira• by .beeti t thoroaihly repaired.
ij ii
iiib u r ni l l, ,, e fi th'e , 6 1 1. 1 4, . stcanzera, travellers
. eh n alli, , e iN4 7 `,(tiEjttle)ti l ,'ire iriViied Woritio
any
11;0 4tite, alfil direry,;a'tteettee.eld,
1... t. 4 e'e l ee' foretiti4, el/M/141140db Of Aliette Mio
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3; VVERS Jilt sortiees4o the 'putijiaP t ihif,
tug had aoinral yearn eieeilitlen , iiiithildy,
lita ?
tiditahti liiiSirs'iln tile pnwniaion t r he valuhe
Iblo acilleoticn of papers madivby httn; , lni:hopa r '
-•- lby-fiefe , arid punctuality to "nbinin - a - dlitTY 3- Of
-i tpahjiaiktetningtr,vt- ."I.lol* t I , it ,. l'.• )..: 1,E,:. ~ ,
lo 34fItoe inittio , ollll3 • liipiatell . mißeipattilY In
thereati , bCthe Court.fiuuaiij4i;,,,t,_.s.C.:z ,A::•.4,
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~. I e it:ltttlittis taaPintfullylniatitisth ,1 (ziZ It
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ME
u.sutanct Boni a icy.
The 'Mutual' Benefit Lifelhz
suranee COntiatay.
.ofice No. 11, Wall Siteet, Neu , York
HIS , . institution, in . distinguished llom
other Life Ineuretide,Compsdies, by all
r
or Osi of the following tieculiarities':
'.. tat. When the preminins are: dverl3so,. one
'fourth may be paid in dash, and throe, fourths
in, a 's!, - Taured ndte, at 12 months beailpg inter
est: or the premium maitio'patir ln monthly
orquarterly instalments.
• ...,2nd. No.riek • .ie,. taken on a, sing& iife et.
4
ceditihethe.ariniont of $5llOO. ~
3rd. - The iesdind are not linble'beyenohe
'an - I°l3Ell-ot thein-premiums::-._,........a.,.._...,_,
4th. Neplioartte. fire. n'ut reckoned e a year
4hder than, they axa;.. tiat;ire,taltirt at the , age
of the'heareat birthday. ,The rates 'of
are.ou'llciwlta -those of'aby'otliet' Coin.
sth. .No Director can' bdrrow Amy of the
flinds of, the Company.
bth. There is no'homieal capital to Pay in'er
ing upon, and tliit i irare . nciitdeltholtlers ainont
profiteoathar than the as
sure& . •
.
TIE Profitsere declared tnnuny, the Iteelu..
red having the optio either'to vvithdrow the
profite,:iir leavethem to actiiimulate. ;.. Jr
Bth.. Scrip Will to issued annually (to those
not indebted to the ComPahy) for the estitna-
ted profit;Shrl 'the scrip will be ruddeied, when
the prefitii amonet,to 'BOOO,OOO.
9th. ' g ilt per cent'interest 'belPaidupan
ho scrip, tumidly in cash.
10th. Every precaution will be taken to
prevent a forfeiture of policies,
'rho business of this Company Juts exceeded .
tharof any other duiing the, period of its ems
terfee.. Slthe ita'edfnmencement there have
been iitied upwards gif 2800 poltdizsi the Pn'e
mithrts Upon the sairie'execeding 42A0,000.
ROBERT t PATTERSI),N, Nest. ,
The subseriber nOrit for the above Com
pany, for Cirlisle and it:a.`viehtity;.apd - he - hasr .
asrociated With his/well; on Medical Esaminer,
3.'3. M`settY 7 Mlt. D.--Application fur insurance,
whether by letter Or in persilt,), will be prompt
ly raddled_ tol aird punipMetii 'Ordaining
ghlerorratec - Ziiieorrbriaktrtf - priation.
at the. Drug Stab 'at Dr. Myers, 'dr of the
'subscriber."
,M. CALDWELL.
Carlisle, Decembdr 23 181 u,
Life Itdttiiii - eATvilk Protbeetive
Biniuir.
THE (lIIIARD LIFE INAIIIRAPI6E, AIV
NUTTY & TRUST COMPANY 'OF
Pll DELPHIIA.
Caliital'93oo,ooo l 4;hayler Perpetual;
Office No. 159 Chesnut Street.
ONTINLJE to melte Insurance on LiVeir,
grant Ann nines and Endowments, and it'
accept Trusts from Individuals, Corporate 80.
dies, and Courts of Justice, and-executilm the at
agreeably to the desire of the Parties; and re
ceive Deposits of Money in Trust and on
interest.
The Company add a Bonus at stated periods
to the Insurance-lor Life. The-first--Bonus
was appropriated in December, 1844, amount
ing.to 10-per cent, on thq sum.insured gndcr
the oldest, w.di Olga, to apg r c t j pg
insured,.
- 4-;;7 4 litiVijittation, orthin Simla teaiellai
.thePoluinektiamptei'frocn the Life Insurance
Registerof the Company, thus;
Amount"Of Policy and
Bonus or Bonus payable at the
Policy, Sum uto'd addition. Party'e dee.
Nu. 58 1,000 100 1,100
89 2,500 250 2,750
204 4,000 400 4,400
276 2,000 175 9,175 '
333 5,000 ' 437 50'' 5,437 50
[tales for Insuring $lOO oil a Single Life.
Ago- For I. year. For - 7 years. For Life,
annually annually
3
re $O9l $095 $1.77
1 31 1'36 ' 2,36
40 1 69 1 83 3 20
50 1 95 2 09 4 60
'6O 4 35 421 7 00 , ,
Exampte': —A parrien aged 30 years next
bitth-day s by paving the Vompany $1 81, would
secure to his fesnUy or heirs $lOO. should- ho
die in ono veer; of fok st 3 10 he secures. to
them $1,000; or for $l3 60 annually for seven •
yearn, lie secures to them $l.OOO sh9uld9 e 44 41
in seven years; or for 823 80 paid epnntaly
during life, he provides $1 000 whenever he'
dies ; for $65 50 they would receive $5 000
should he die 10 .(r .year.
.Further 'particulare respecting Life lUOI.I.
rane,. !rusts, &c. may. belied at the office.
B. W. RICHARDS, President,
• JNO. E. LAMES, Actnary.
Philada. March 17; 1847. • •
N E%V . YFAR & ENW ARRIVAL .OF
Ott*/ tke-tillig.
3.. A-. CAXPlMaratikii;
ETAS just received an. additionablo supply to
IA I - is stnelc,,and is Prepared MI Ore bargains
Of Clotils,all collonrs and qualltiec
H CasinteresililaitiZt. fancy, " ' '
' • Casket,' do • do .
- Denver & Pilot cloths. . •
. • yestingn ,St, Cravats, ,
- Cash mere ,us de Lanes.
..
do ' ,do Robes
• ' ditibidei a large atishrtnieut rwn 4lb -a ets t ,
' -1 Alpsbeits'atillliotienes, .
: :•, filbluinslt Artfltdals, '
...
Shawls & Tics,. • . • , ,
•,.. - ,A , ..umnulTh .. :', - • • . .
,_. Aleps,&,,Dgya Caps, &c., Eh.: ,
§1
,11Pecnsbourg,,,,fan. 113, 1.84 T. ; '
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4,41, B. , dI.44WILLAIATIIIs ‘!E ‘'
VENETIAN EILINTI•MANUFACT i‘ ' ER,J
No l 2 North - Viill1 4 &Wit '4 Yak' dOofl it
abo_
iiEfif,'iiiitioCieiVilin — F •
Itejtois Wad/ iiidsi &Ship
11. noble assortment of Natere4lllo.antltikhet ,,
.Viheitahillifids of anytestsibilshment in the U 1
nitetlStetenjiilliohlte stilhsellsAY,ltolessilp awl
R the
Retail; at
~,lewestAtyless.. 1 't
'• The Citizens ordunibeillinol bounty, hie ref.
,spoot(u)lpsellaitetlAck *all en ItlMllmlerelpurah r
; aping eltrbere, 114,11 000,0*ti,rSk,(111,141-
‘ arms RIPPI„SP 014 P ,
:Itlm
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'--, • 0%1;17i 9,1 - 1 wait
1; Oriliranunetualfy 'ettentled tod and tile/1111pp
t o t thiSlietl with n
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411 I niTt ft . It: , A / '
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464"61itisti8 Itro the title & fir , the eupieti i !'
t,bit, pit! *OOO ide rehtViettlamtintvitill poise k
1km:041011i I.loitieelitee tul6kied il tklo well 1.) .
feell , fted4nek Cil. o rettlimeet ;tmutedletely,letlitir.
`Ovithefoointlf
I the proper feffidorrioneult• imo,iti
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GIVE 'ME .111 E lIANEI. •
bi've'me llap hand that:ii Witll,lilad anti *eddy ';
(live me the oilier,' that le co/ia, Woo ; and, ateady
(live inellie hind that will 'never'lledeive•me ; •
Gtvh me ite ;reap tbetillya zee yheili . ye thee,
•
- so.rt le the. palm of the delicate
ford int the' hand of the *tenth' stoody . yemnawl
Soft palm. of lard hand, It. matters ntrneVer
Mk toe , the grasp that Sc fitlendlifir e ver. ' '
Give me the hand that is true es ti brother: •
Give me the hand that: hasharm'd not another;
Give ine the lytßd'thettliai neverfriFeswore it ;
Give me the graitilhai raye may adore it. -
.•
Lovely tit& palm ortiat . Mir • tatie-vain'd. maiden
Horny the hand. bf.the yyrsirkmln o'etladeo!
• 1.0./4ily Minters nck , -ijneveii •
-- Givelitertbrifrasyllialifilifidfittif ever.
Give the theigrusp.that la hoUestiand,hearir,
Free as the breeze and unshackled by party
Let friendship Otto inn. the grasp that becomes her,
Gins° as the twine of the vines of the summer,
''Give miPthe handlhat.le frusta brother!
'Give me the hand that has•wrongYd-not another!
iitt•pnlinnt hard hartd,'lt matters 'not—never !
'Give me the grasp that Is friendly for ever.,
My Iti:Aby.a:;.l., have. eat. Berne minutes,
with My - pen Suspended in the air above my
paper. I have been debating a delicate point
—1 am in a . postilion. Yon will perhaps re
collect 'that one 'of Fanny. Forester's exquis
ite aleetchesw.asentitled "Lucy Dultnn.”
Now it hhppens that, the real name of the,
heroitie of the ."ower true tale" Which I am
about to do myself the honor oLrelating to
you, was no other than Lucy linden. Shall
, I rub her-of her birthright—compel her to
went a nom de gtierre, becausa my sister au
'th'oress accidentally , gave,lfie true name to
erre - al lier,Wal creations? Shall I sacrifice
truth to 'del;c:acy ?_that'ir the. question. 'No ?'
You skid no, did you not? Then Lucy, Lu
cy OCR On, let it be.
Some (grey years since, in the interior of
my berratifUl native State, New York, lived
the - lather4conflieridineTairtronest'and 're
spectable'earrner.. kle had but two children
. 7 —Lucy, A . rieb!*. , kill of nineteen ) and Ellen,
a year er . % Ist. oyon n ger. t.The Brat nestled was
winningly, father , than, ritrilingly, beautiful.—
I.7nder a'mantior obiert'able for, its' serious
ness, and a nun-lilrd sereh CY, yv ere
,Conceid
ed impassion's4 nanne, and a heart el, the
deepest captieitygot-loving.., She was remer4
k able front he!'r.liee . ; childhood for a voice
'of thrilling end - haunting sweetness.
-Ellin- pint:tutees - the brillapt antipodes of
her sisteli ; a ciborn, beatify," .whose pi eroga
five of preuniess was to hav4 her irresponsi
ble-own say,. is all things, and at all time§
An indulgent lather, a weak mother, and an
cloliiitig sister, had all 'unconsciously con
tributed lb the ruin of A name not at the firs
remarkable for strength Cr generosity.
Where, in all Ged's . creatures,lsheartle . ',Ss- .
ness so seenlingly Gestural--is scift.lllltoss
_lito detestable,a;. in. 4..be.atitful Women.? ~ .
Litey po-se'ssed h fine intellect„ ind.ri her
parents were well reared /Sip* .En kti i 3 re i
she and her togitonfett - -Aqr em • tett
I ,
164 470iiiiiryle,iii.ibWilittit!' in .Or then
halfMnfieil,pOrtiOnof the country.,ln thotte
I clays, many engaged in school teacing, from
the honor and pleasine which it allorded,
rather than from necessity. Thus, a few
months previous to the commencement of
our sketch, Lucy Dutton left for the tirst time
her the-side circle, to take charge of a school.
some twenty miles from her native toWn.
For some while, her letters' home were
expressive only of the happy contentment
which sprang from the consciousness of ac
tive usefulness, of receiving-while imparting
good. 'But anon there came a change, then
were these records for home charaeletiied
by.fitful gaiety, or &eery sadnest ; indefina
ble hopes and fears seemed striving for. su
premacy in the writees.troabled little heart.
Lucy iotfed ; but searcely -abknO wedged it to
Herself, While sha Itnew`licit-that she was
loved; so, for a time, that beautiful second
• bitty' of a woman's nature was like a warm
sink's° stiuggling with thd cold Mists of .mor.
n ink, . .
14..1iiit one day brought a letfbr *hidh could
I trot soon be forgotten in the home el the ab
sent onet-a letter traced by a hand that trem
bled in sympathy with a heart tumultuous ~
with happiness. Lucy had ' been woed and
won, and.she but waited lier_patenteLappro,
'vat other choice, to become the,betrothed of
'young gdwin W—,, ,a man of excellent
tateily and standing in the town where' she
had been teaching.. Thelather and mother
accorded their sanction with; many blessings;
and Luey'a next letter.premised a speedy vi=:
sit froni•tife Idverii:' " '' ' '
.' . . . I
To such natures as Lucy' What an 'absor
bingt and yet what a revealing of selfis a first
passigu r -what,a, prod
,of giving, what
an incalculable ‘veulth of reeeiving,whet a
breaking np is tlnire Or,, ,the deep wateid'of the
shut, and how
star-shcver.upon life ! If there is a season`
when an angel may look with intense., and'
fearful Interest. ppal mortal sister, 'tis when.
she beholdslier heart pass ?ram Orb bud-like,
innocence and fieshnef..s of girlhotid;;and
king 4 : very, COrg-gie. l ,erv, itirligh4Pf :19 ; v 6 i
grow and, eilmson into perfe,ct womanhood:-
'At tistilib 0114,1itbtticiVets ekuWO, and
earites'and , ,festtivals awaitedrthdin, Mr Mr.,.
gave entireAntisrlietion to fathef,.Motheti.and,
i'e,Tapting - "beenlyj'ylle - w a'
&mistime rtirin,, With `sanie, "piittnisioria to;
Tashionybdt unit " Iw
I ,,ohatacintat,+'t he oPridsite:olihis '
ItlCitleddhatlfotteYja.hetttil tib.PAtalt}
01,0,,,I.Opr i her”trm,rrffge, which'
Attlid reque - sculthn - Til tlfrirrldfel• Wud - lir be
delebinted
boming.blrtliidat titalie r, brideVa-wiei,thetfeti
foXftartelgelk.!h..l4P l o ll o.o l lP9l l .litFg.tuYlLl,Aiitif.
9 T A r 'irHtil t 9,Aitt
forthsisterrs'iehoe' e'rernturare d I e drm.
hti'ibiidnt`birthsJdaylatt. tokife 11 1I'' had'
tiedn'tislitirediinhy Maylni'dminglif suitirta.l•
air*bvelittobtar. - Ahe boy 114prs hail:wo4
.lIITV4 ,I I,TYL# n. 11 71 1 14.Pt1nT3!/.9i l o•lNi i h,;,
,er:t e.cindegroctm,-nor met brides-.
real ?IhYthiPbeifirekY, et,ia t •hdiNieii
nhairdiet sat buorninhineddebting, nothing!
• •letitingo SheiWairaiready eletlain. a -s)mple
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ally" , : , ,iii'slietl; ennlti ilikolitir face 'ofatlde,brid '1
.let • 'At last;it Card*? drove Tathei;slimi
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- voices, , hod did' nexthimment that heist{
blidekreorti add Ellen - entered. '' Tn 1.11.1i154
the hti;rk , d'and 'conftised. in qiiiiinsvf , e 1 1 ,: .4.
.tinnil,hirn. 7 ,lttr.•Wi
t nettereoOnZflthingtibct
"unayeidatite dela y .," and "OldeiliftiOd .tp.
• 'fittleitiort,:tesgCd rciff ti Vies. of w'il i klitioltt - ,
anii - a tint heii t The. c ompati),:idited liilimiinti
amarltetatit.: .• finally a rougIVP/0 1 . 1 .ItnieO'
.claimeib . ."Bettei ;late than never, ypg9g z otn i
sol'eitd out ilie'britli. - * . ".-",
W—, strede.hasi ify - acHisiNli<ifiii*:
cell Liaise!( byi.Elleaijind took:her Ittottipi
,Iris! ,Then; ,tyithoul.utialins .lo lk!f .S.h9 fq.
'in.l..nny, - sitiout - hitit . ,.he..:stuil:, . _........,,i,..L., :
• ' "I w , igh teliake an eidiiriatios-L4 iiiiln..
der the :pain fill , necessity—that: ie,' , li hilvillie
pleasure.tn anneunce that./ UM VirfadYAl.:-
: riat. The , hidy‘w hop I hold by the' Int,pipsi
my ‘t;iTe!"' .. .
• ' l'''iiiltril
1 Then,lnining'in an apologetics . r.
to 'Atr. and Mrs. Dintrai, he adtleili 'itElbilid
that..l had...ne.ver.loved, unfiL_lkttew_._ypc.
iesond divighter !" . • .
• -
And Lucy? . She heard at *lll strain.
calmness, then walked steadily foritr,ird il.,
.co - r - ft renteil her betrayers! .Terriblea . a pie
herself, she stood beforA.thfml lid
her look ,pierced liken keen,eold la4dp{oo,l
their false hearts. As though - to iiWe ef-i
.sell, of Med read tealitv-of the- •liVitirdhesiFh
her hand on Ellen's shoulder, anditei irgde
ilb• r y,kher arm—but she tottch'o, 0 1 4..td ia.:",',
As those.celd fingers met .lien;, that'PY'
w irefirst gazed hill into her. 'eisfeiri 101 :
and as she marked the ghastly pikg ofher
cheek,,the •ii i!ated nostril—the q U)tbring lip I
and the intensely. mournful eye, Adicorecl
her Olvn face with her hands, and, hurstinte*
teals. ei'ille. th 6 young I Yiire. , id, ittvettbitin
'terrible silence of her he had wronged kae,
ped for breath, and staggered, back, ..tioitiln_
the wall.. Then:Lucy, clasping, her hinit , , on
her Inile4m4l, first giire vpied le helr.antirdh'
and despair in one fearful cry, 'which nald
but ring. forever through the s'etelstiliKklit-:
ty rair, and Jell in a death ti'keswtel'intheir
• •After (he insensible, j uilh tad qenlAtipv,rl .
to her chaml er , a stormy ..,eiiiiii'"iiftirat in
the room beneath. _Thr.i_prireritrartrlii-iteets
were alike earalied agait t di I W& ,b.,lit , t4eqrtili
aria, prayers of his y . ettn4 \vite,Ahl f rod
beauty itnd , spniled chrilkl 4 , itt_lasl sOlentid
som'eityltai Ole airit„er df the 6rit'enrif,''';':itti an.
'npfmrtonity for an e. 4 :Plitriiiion vititrtliedided,'
. . . . ...
to the .oftenders. • • .., • , 1 .i'vn. ,I ,
A,Sof ry esplinationTt );'"rove!jh At); en::'
tieme n affirmed. that the first OW, ia
,V(p ,
1
InVely face had weakeited‘the empire tier
planter Sister over' his alTeetionS: `Ftela'6lll.
interviews had completed a) conquestrilhiA
loyalty ; but he he hail I?cett, itelt.l in I . heck
by.honv, and tiev..6*hild his hi , Yeliht Iril 6 n
on his • N'vaSt to espouseanothet, lit ht:i . uttustc
ded moment tie haul revealed it, and' itt' lit
vOw a I halt called' ion trim anestethreo ~e imixr.
edgement from fates.
. The had b .
et , E
in
0.1.4 , 01 .. , ._ avi . til,
y - tin
pain to Luc) ,i' and prevent op(ibOtiuti Mioi•
htitaticl to secure their "IVO , hti ' tioii
be,inarr* beleke.theit* 'tit . , fwtv . ft . ' : '
i i
Lucy remained ineensi le .for sornehours'
't rhea she revived and had apparetily re
„gamed her consciousness, she still miititain
ed her change silence. This conflated for
many weeks. and when it partially passed
away Iter friends saw with inexiressible
2 del that her mason had fled tru. hope:
le,f Ili ins/2nel i3ut tier madnes4 Waslf anal.)
and harmless nature.., .She : was grade and
peaceable as ever, but sighed frequeitly, and
seemed burdened with some grealsorrow
she which conldnot lierselrcompFelan`d. She
hail one peculiarity, which, all wl4 knew
her iii alter years,• must recolltmf---.4i,$ was
a wild Mar. mul.caleful avoidaace. rifem.
seortmd possessed by. thi) taiiC of
unrest. - She coltld not,. and *Mild' no, .be
confined, but was continually mum Isom
her friends, and goink: they knew tut whith
er. •
While her patents lived, they, ty their
watchful care, and tinwearying etorts i in'
some measum controlled this sad fropensi
ty„ hut when they died, their striektti child
became a wanderer,homeless,iriendess and
forlorn.
ThrtiAgh laughing spring; and rely sum
mers, and goltlOn autumns, and tempestuons
winters, it. was Wimp. tramp, tramp— no rest
for her-of-the ernstled heart and Out eihzed
breitt. • '
, ' k remember her as she was. in • fly early
childhood, toward the lost of her weary. pit
grimage As my lather and my elosr bro.
'flier -were frerlnciitly ab•sent,and as my Moth=
•er 'Myer cloSed her heart or door on the un
fortunate,. siCrazy Lucy" oflen,spentbo, hour
. or two by our. fireside-Her. appeornltee ,3 ivas
very singular: I-Icr gown was alwnit patch
eft ,witlt,maity colors, and her shawljer 'Maw
-1 fel :Woktt and tore, until a WM ql.! operl'i'.worL
'.•,iP..i.(L!'!'.i!'!f;.e., ..Yhe rerrtainder of hertutderable
; wardrobe sitt:Carrieti en. her arm, ,atijlTome-.
times she 'find
,a puniber,_94 , parcell of old
1 lifds•,• dfied lier6.4,"&d:• ." "' ' '' '' ' ' '
1 • f!nthe ersason 'of flewent,lmr tattered .bon
r ,
efitvastptoluselydeeprated williiltefifftwlrih •
Rhe,onthered to„fhe w00t11,,,0r,,by qip,,f,YHY
side. Her two' for ;Ite•seind 'liar swesi'voice'
viatti'al I' feat' 'Wore hill nei:Vilhn 'tilbtorPtinti
; hiosie:of - existence. ...Yu 1 iti 0,44-he r mid Ipinitt
~ ohilthnike,piely atilt ting,psed, lifiei•,.GP(l had
,no; jfirsajorfiter • • _down into - tbc flint chaos
- cif i heisturif,•ffieliiiffirtif'lltilfiqyef griiiiiio
ilil
' 4 l:iiiitlv--iii "Ole ftiqte:f4 giiilliiii , iffrMrltie4rt i
lii 116' sti I l ' h mint H i 4 Voice at.e•lte nti deyand 'she,
iw,as netn'!afraid.;" .Plter 140,16,NYIlift Miiiib 6 r
,eyery lv,heter—aAtim affd,se4tl .v . filtunft,but'•
al holy stilt tad it hiiy VEits llearraittirr.:
iitie - qi naScrsatler,,as tticTOrilifiaiiiitelik•nont
laying 011 yojir Tablit','bailnd 'hi upu rift, ant;t:
"gbitfr gilt' wllitlitilliirtihtittilifiett LupOtt '
its delicate leaveir,.-41' oi_•4cil:.•rot 1. , ;Dt;,,-r.ll-;
)1 , I ) Keopir.k4kfto .84 1 0.440,42y ) ,4014fir:tr4
hate a trnichinlitild incident copttetioll..*(4l
onifortalePtl r lfrititlifigi-git'tl;;" , :`• 'a : " 15 1 '
'f'lfrild•Oont iiirtifit ell Utica ;liiitilfeikl 'handl Off •
'the iwtry hAtultof:elititet . my, linetildr4,JACld•
Et4 q ll l l 1 /i i . kt kl qi; i 3irt s l A XPO SI # MAYO4 I .;
-'lie rep JO, with.'a•timitt„liiiiWaY4 - 4.lfinite.H.
'Slce cantihf•iiWit•i 4 llePtifitillyiiiitYQlyinfiltg , •
Ivilpseld',ve6aheagtiAltiltlftug 'gleuilvo tiro wi
; 1. 40 Enwitt.puce r ,loti l ki i tie;migiti,iltiißt‘br44K tt; . •
horted,n . -... . , , ',....•
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TorEohis fife :only-iiikiiiiteiilri4t7iCit 'she
:PliVckverinT - leialilft.ttO;lifiktitliffti
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t 10 fttlfpo , :i pri!44o-ttimiltrflsAt7;il-. 1 :IiI80 If .. .4 ,
linifFhlri ' ii peatotfroiti'oitetitionetobilbetsseth4
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.gitfilifiliA l ditiAl4slolllß64 l iitii§iVi\lnetilirtOtiri
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(9 fier.tta i (wi" it c:flie..,-; ; 4.,---
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:Itstit,lBoifilitatilettli.'ittrehlith.l4‘ll,toriiti o u
)11 ? , 141 ,1 i i 0; 0 ,0 4:3004 *,Or ,4 1 4144 ( 114 1 1 ,0 1 / 4 . :
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at 'last lorrierik her utterly Her sister , fitid
tlied,somectiirte -betore,,and, the, widowed
~Intsbar.d";,lyal, abort Ater 'removed, with his,
familii to - the . fir Nest so 'Lucy :had no
'friritideNtilibhciiiiiiit the elina.house. •
•'
' Vero very kind to'her there. The
~mtitrok ktree iiromattywhose soft heart even,
, the, hourly contemplation humao misery
'could nritltaiden, gave herself with imwea
tyiiigifeltritiiiii te hub 'Mita of the quiet suf.
ferer. With the'iye• of: Cht'istiart faith, she
.Watetlett the iehrittered,:bark of thailife, as_
barn@ adOwn the tide 9i time it neared the
gitiarderqt qf j 'etehiiit, with art interest as in
ai'lltriughltillore a reYaftalley.
.One day,-..abeitt - retveek'frii^M the •tinie of
her arriyal,,f4my#ppetierl3"6„tialler greatly,
arid thOlie ebtatt her fildVa !hir her release
wateitint - she*. - teev: -
- fdolt fer - ffie first tiiiiiiiletiltrini
lquilly;untiraternitik, The matrons who was
,by 1 . 19,r betkiitlti 1,7,11 en,• she rtwoke,,,wattatar . l.
led 6y the cleab,arid.em nest gaze which Met
her own—btit,Ftq,a and bade the Mira-
lid 'pad morals : " . Lucy lookeilteWilder.
'ed, bet the'veiee seethed to tle.assitie . ber.and
•
been!" Then thtucing, around irajiliringlY,
She added,
- Where am l?—and who are you? Ido
riot you. .
• ,A wild surmise flashed acrossthe mind of
ti)o..raatino - 7 1 1ze ion g. lost reosqn. of the wander
zr Itad.teturned r But the goOd wornan - re.
inty Ord soothingly, I.
"Why s'o.6'Ve tornon:.? ymir Mends; and
•yau will knew me pteriently."
"Then !;:ny, be you ,Itito,w,,,Edin and
)en ?' rejoined the invalid.' they come?
Oh, f had sUch a terribto'dir:ain. (Veined
that , th'ey Were married'! Only think -- ; r,//err
!--1. is strange 1. should
dream Mat." .
.:•Aly poor I;ney," said the matron, with a
pith ()flew's, "that Was n t a drL , fim; 'fives
ii tree.'' • ~
"All tittel" cried thii invalid,, f‘then
win. roust be untrue—air d that cannot, tie _for
lin ki'vetl'fittre loved loch tither well, and
I.llen is Let me see them—l
ii ilf go to them?"
herself, b6t - fell
bank on the Th 7 aw.
"Why, iv at dr:Matti& Mend?" eaid. she,
brit hat thak*me so i! . .4 , ak ? 0 " • '
Ytist,then,) bet• op. lell on her 0 trri: hand—
A'hat old an4.`vith'o,l land.! gaieal.on
It in blatikaitiazemenf. .„
' ll Sometliiii;:i is the Midler silfht,"
she said, stroYling faintly, my hand loOks
-
'"Aitst aq .tlis,o.4aid , the 'Matron, -gently,
sine so. is rn tie , ant). et we had fair,,oltimp
hands 'when 'lke -wier - n ynnu,. — Dear tucy,
do you not know me?. lam Maria,,Allen-,-
was to have been yap. bridesmaid
1 can no make the vain
Altenaltrt,9 s f.ti .1n dep,i), that pou rikf tit
reverding--to • eednee to inexpressive words
the - dfelid - 'subtirrlity - of — that hope - less sot
rowi ,•, •, ;;
4 ie
s'
,ra i l Ig.t.lOky . yeari'
il l lK4, 4 #4llAff-Y: !Of:R t titf l •
' 4 )4 4 4 ) 4 14 4 0 40k:'..... JO . . . 11A:
slightest rem hi ranee,'S ace the n g t when
the feareant lovi6r and the that° 'rasa sister'
stood belore her, and ntetle their rani:ie.
,11-
iicitineem'ea.t,
The kind mdfreh paned fiemfently in the
snd narratiVe et her poor friend's madness
and wanderingi!, but the invalid :ivoahl say
n;ith•teatini cattiness, "gb on, g0,0n," tho'
the beaded (Iroise! agony stood tfitek upon
his forehead. ,
.IVhep she , wiltrid - for her sister; the Matron
'te;frre yin and Your flth
-
itidod."„, .
CM' 'Limy' Writers
lit- With A.Slickly - l•ay. of 'hope. • •
1 :1 1 ,our mother, We tiedu„!ileticl
care, l
Dead.! Alt ming ! Aldrttij r old, tlylre_
Oh Gotl r My cup et bitterness is lull!” - And
shoov Nit aloud: ,
t ,Hor friend , - bending over , her, and !ming
ling tears with 'hera l said attet
• ' , ‘But . y'oll • knei t itt....dv*be.-
Jam „ •
Lucy a baylkleired exOrlia
sion ank the thatro4r, added ; .
14 Chi ord.Jesda, you VeMernber MVO'.
Mu& sunlight breaking through a
look Whiall only tit/fats mayAear,_
gradiuted the teurtill,faiejef,llie dying' ,VM-
Vrian as she replied , . ; ,
.4, Yes, ' lifm loved “ Him
&fore,. /Id/ aiketi.” •••• • ,t ,
LLThe :man x)f, GM? ,A fewmho
had known Lindy In her early diva, cane
also, Thecp,Watukopiligyerentitil *odder
ing,and scuTte,woepinmtreund her death-bad'.
Their the 4biee Trikyer,LLA,l
zw:lter mnia tr . spirit:joiheifirri that
fervent lapperil—Then they grew still and
'peon Lucy was dead-,-dead .in
------ .., •
But, those who Mtzed upon tat., placid - face
and remembered her; harmless.,life
_aid. her
'patient su flit ring,: d ou bted. nor that :the ' morn
tot an eternal day had. *kph! on her Nmlfir
:op NuAtisi .
. I 9-01 i
IVNlT.xithiliPuitmtAtt—Nire have beenlfa-,
vorett with an extract of a Idler 'from , at] off:
---
car of the arrnyrw hick - says: 4 , 0 n the even.
ing , !of the_ Ettle Of January; I lattended the fu.
neralsof i - twery - pretty Korn , the
.Sontialcibefoire•thattteen with al blooming
cheek rthithipatk ling. eye !at the ofiaruh'.•. The'
ceremony was te'ltte quite singularf—The:-
I,cgreg.n.ftvitf ncitkr4lllo
.. gn4, wa.g
it u ßin
eavi g"rt is oeattu - ounppy
. uecoratell'in they,
mikatiht4itlfiilb rQ
bonaroltvitiaty..at aTtiticial tivatiMhite4.l 4
TAT)! 4s.9l4o9 l kAlgrlg il int#o l %lalirShiti l l' y
up no Withoat a ifiti,- her. clrefirbe
th 8104,7 air]
. r.sitio6theth btiok , iroareihh nod rig ;
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•i i mitt trilatve' a irpie f 0 .% ot ,
tatik .4saargilaeddti .frdrit Oat Ithekitharilt.wilh
0,1110 Irr'ijilit•Mntit AllfgfPei'
,o the s i e, to logi .9,10F2, 1 rtungte4 with,tlhg,
"a re di' I tilo o ttft: ' She Weithatv
• hot. tie to- the ;grave yara hl3l4 4 'oolloCirfar
4iiktitte i mmtorrom,,,lito.2 , !js,
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,tp our arrnr,
Vlctorlona still, at Nrmterey,
dld'ot;whatfew vont& data,'
And'foieoidit In that hltlotly fiey,
Thribnil wag trieryWhrta. ,
• Thoneh pnlitr . anitlmiday . Aare '
The thkerila thine a lh done,
- Mork etlyy'a ahnO can navel Alm
Measures !howbeit-won.-- ••.- • • -
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Thy name la on each pntrtot
,Thy flime's thy'erinntry:e now. ,
-,! :From thrlbtrlliiistpn,,N...l Gm trtt!. ;
'THE WORKINGMEN: OF -AMERICA.
:MR. EDITOR :---Tn my last hasty chapter--
written - 10 recommend - a front denudate] rind
_nrofilable book_to_mV_m.e_chattiealfdearls_dn
Burlington —f alluded incidentally to dm NA•
position in state and chnich, which hart been
awarded to many practical ineelitinics.—
On recurring to this subject afterwards, I was'
greatly interested in r :calling a large nutriber
of prominent American:, who were engaged
in yarning meehanical operations': and as it
inav be a matter of curinsity, and instrartinn,
to some of yc ) n r readers. I will enumerate
some of the most striking exarnyles,
° I have alisiady Minded to liftma sricarrt riy.
He was a Connecticut shoemaker—atter
wards a member of Congress. and one of
the irriinectal Sipmere. lie hail but little ed
ucation, and worked at his trade until he ar
rived at middle life. It is said that "he used
to sit at his bench with 'a book before him.
igivang to rending every momeni that his
eve:could he spared. In later life, men pr
the ?nest finished erbication look up to him
with reverenee." The flon. Nathaniel Ma
con oneinsaid—"Roger Sherman hart mote
gnmrnnn sense than any man I ever knew,"
_Th r s rnre .,l e (y er : fin /Ince exclaimed as her pont.
ted to him, "Thatis 111r. 4 5fietnian 'who nev 7
er said a fecifish
,thing. in his fife.", It is fin
ther recorded of Mr. Jefferrinn that after hal ,
ingbeen absent from his seat when, a certain
resolution was offereil. he entered the house
when,the,vote was going frirlvarric Tureieg '
to a friend he said, "how thil Sherman vote?"
and gave his own vote on the same side. I 1
may add that Roger Sherman we's a mast
exemplary Christian, and an earnest student
of ihe wool of cpci, -
- InsF:oir RITNFR. the lam Governor of Penn
sylvania. way St terinisier:hitid — drove his six
'"ennestogas" over he Alleghnnies for many
_a ,lay in his ehrTylife7.7r NATnP. Coirwily of
Ohio. 'too. whb_matTcr'ano of the roost tnilli
ant speeches, Miring the last session, that ilia
Senate Chamber hail lately listened tn. was
once -a "wagoti-boy." One of his predeecs
sons7nottram Ewixn (Secretary of the Treas
urvilader• President Harrieril9 wag a soap-'
r tni l iTilk,.fleiht,rkop one, of the first span be
,Xigt -131.M"fninin s t , 'TIM ticitt,, .9: i . .eJe
ranee' rn ti , atiitdmittra 4 prihtei . .“! 'll'o6l.
gnished nrnleslor of science in this country,
who has lately been promoted to an eminent
scientific' position at Washington. spent a
portion of his early life in a watchmaker's
shr ri, and afterwards tati.tht school in a Inn.
cabin in the interior of New York the
late President of. Lafayette College was, a
blacksmith, and Bishop Hughes, of N. Ynrk,
,—unquestionably the first Roman Catholic
Prelate in Amerien—is often styled to this
flay "Jobtillnglies, Are gnhletier." 1 have
already
,stioltdn' of -Senator Cameron, fif
Penna., who' dace uprilledn a presg ih: i,
printing, officer ~ ' 1 1
, Among therm ell. there is,riene mare war-,
thy of admiraffen than. Ejaritt Buipprr,,•who
•
is nsity teaching the dignatarids, of Riiglaml '
what ft Yankee libicksmith cap do. In writ
ing to Governor Everett, lie says—"f tvasthe
,youngest of many brethren, and my patents
were poor. MY means of education were
limited to the advantage era district school,
sand the death of My tattier deprived me 'at
the age of fifteen of even these seamy oppor
trinitiel. A few months after his decenze, I
apprentieed myself to a blackemith in my
native village, At the expiration of a liille
Mora' than half m y apprenticeship, I,rithlrlen-
Iv coneeiverl ,the • idea of studying. Latin:=
Throatier the.ansisYsnce of my elder iiri titer:
whp,lnul hirpsell obtained a .collegiale eilii
'ration by his owii exertions. I chrnOrffild my
Virgil tiering the evenings of on *lnter. At
this time it was necessary, that 1 should- de
vete every hopt of daylightand is rfa/,of 1 11°
evenim'r, to the acties of my ami'te.ntleeshin.
Still t earrzell my grammar in nly haf, alai of
ten 'toned_ a ritoment wtMn L wag ,heating..
some large. icon, : when I could place my
book open, hefefe me against the chiam?y,et
ray forge, and go throngfi With the conjuga
tions unperceived by' toy fellow-apprentices
add sometimes with no detrimental effect te
my charßffilliellid: — Tinfl (maid ,net, be
tecortelleil lb limit' Mysell'in these inviitstia
\
Liens/re li , few , hourfc ,of - evepintrattilly !aft r
:1 11 4.1 1 11)1 1 Plis 4 1 1 01 ' Ro' o 4 l E l 3'l 1 tiorilloirelinit ,
clown my, hemmer anil Juni , wept le • I%pyti .
liaVeh;'wheirtil resSlieil to'n'atiirereiietie'rk hi
Ffnneh'i SPabifth; Gore-lett 'rent , italiati."4 re-,
timed ettheintpimtiniref twolyeare ,to Out
f9lle, lAr.inigiP%A,v,il h Fla, §4.94.bC0ti1l in , dins?
langenges as f f eould-procure. When Iliiiil'
'oomOletailtesic l rlit4h4n hi 'tloi‘t CaW Meting for
'procuring meie, , tinfillifter many plans,l 1 'cgin,
.0 1 ,1, 3 0 t ?4 oetiit,plaep att_tiailpr i on •.1191trd' 'n.t,
some ship boundAF,tifflpiT, think; nw,,ln thi,
way to have oppnrlnhilies of ciilleting at ilif:
iffllPPt Arch iftigh-worin.l;nei- 1 47 1 11 1 44latPitsrgr-
Jo egry on my stnithil,M rnm erti ittl}i ,lipelftli
'id tdrittiaLie: 'l'lritt my`fo'id`luill'irlivellthl,
'hill Riot Id Belden; a diStatibe ortiliedlrdit ‘ id,
lliniitllFipi ODA Some Nflasel bo u nd to i fr..urrirpe..,
1 1 '1 4 W:141r 40 4 11 ; roji n ! ed ; 'Pqr'if),Oefl.l" )i i„
vi ,ti in my airl lid pteq . (ap t ace':
Viiiitillrherifd fit theilAinerttlitid 'ntititittrian
Stliiii4 tits Wiimeater.• , ' 11' 4tnMt)rliritelf 'bent
no r tittniOrkowarOs thus place; Wailed the hall '
of the Sodiet,s , r aralifsyaff, lagh. a,ggeftion!.
of books.Ailmieat.,,nl9.desti end thlenial, till t•
Peri t i ) 9 l q l P A lTlcriltltcitfht!ac9oo.o jn dP 4-
f a it r liolt tget g g Y7l 441 e) ittl t h e l i 9
iiirifittlNfitill,lihietf4l)trttilh , tr tirlinen ,
laulihbatcthrkenindhkteattinpinare tphe_
41 ) Prii4Rd!fial° IflY , AT.lfilltriiiiltlc9P.riAttllloi.msr ; .
410ttritt l ffpi l e r k"k l ark il iOkr, e 't,'" Ngl f rl P lit
Man.. lat• 0 . ~,Ite . r . 'to . tlitien a s ~1.7
'o4l)tifthlAiliialitntleliVP troVev beitilf Lifhlo ite.
rattrk,itrArateih, to my i'pravintis .frrequajrunnek .
winlry,a s clp,ittlapfoil4m:.• o sl . 4Yis.ikt 119 tc ,
{ 1 11: 11 '( "1 1 1° V i ti lr ' " 'ig 1 777°V TeAl l il l
e' ;hl t " twit r4 ' r a hv, lrk,
,agithir# tit i ii,bl vt aii,i,,, junifirohlfrelyihke4baa/
i tajle bAdAtifultitp(V tWtibl9 6 ( l l. 44 PHOoket
rlPPAtlAtißpr i cophKATl(Ar.Yrill'Ab i lliltk ri.
".O.Y , , PPAttees 0 t giiirul ponorr Itu n'shq,,
'vr eltlliglhOPlht r ii iitiim(ber . Oe tnOV!,iii.,l
11'101,dt'Oeinfonial',itililitiel,00 , 110 iad
‘ -.4 `otfxßefivikt;tail, 7 A ,
f ',..:,`, ',. , :,:i.' ' t'-': , .;, ~..'', ; ..,.',' , ..,;t4„ , :::,;' ,
~ ',' •'; t ' - ' - ' ,
M 4 _• NEkl
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TUN[: XNXTIT'
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this r toad its wide opeit fdr-v
'tuous iedibtty, ;Mid lie' veiiiiee, • • • -
• . Tim; rank IN bat the gitinea'a l etadtp, • •
The Mates the gold for ao that. ,'
let ry say before L close this articlei that
etAint those who rrfey have hetleole,l t h eir
early oppotiunitiee 1M gaining instruntion,
may at oane beßin itmegeir this less' by-.alu
ms/Mg the time .that is left. " Better late
than , never." Oir this and many ktndreil
poitits, , Ivey will fled ,scores of admirable
linkers itrille " American Mechanic,"
031.04#4:1110.0itil,
14; kind minis , A ry yanlo."
ALBF,RT BARNES.
The 'ministry should not only, be entlesy r ed
with the genial spirit el the age, but should
' be able to meet the new questions' thatare
coming up in every generation and rel . :
to theid) vietv,ot inteiligent'scein
anunityi-the great principles 'of religion.. , In
the time when Autony began to ,makelho
monastic system pelpular m Egypt,Triiiiffren
edict in Italy,•what was needed, Was a Min
istry so imbued with sound theology .that
r that quettlon—the great question of the•
—could be met and settled by the tine mut
caplet of the gospel, In. ,the time when an
undue respect began to be, shown to
to consecrated temples, and to budal places,
and the elluich - vvas degenerating into a base
su y erstition, ,w hat was demanded was such
• riiiiiittry as could have Met that qiiestion, •
and apply to it the principles of sound pflil
uaophy and theology. So iii `every age, •
there are new questions Mat ate to tie ithet
by the ministry; and unless they show then).
selves competent to apply to them the,prin
triples of their religi on, they fall behind their
genetarion,-and s how themselves incompe
tent to work. Never were merle such
questieits started than in this age, arid never
was there more need of studying profoupti
, ly the great principles ofreligidry
by:: those •
, who . take' upon themselves tobe' the gffides
of_the public The true cpiettiOne,
which agnate this age are tfet 'those di the
monastic system of the - crusades, • cif "the
'points mooted by the !annelic doctors',Aqui
nas and Scotus; nor are ley the !pettier:a
ibeirt ttlikAthree orders' in the. ministry,,or
the - riPestolie succession, , or theinviiries that
'have been started at Oxford; There hat been
indeed, an d . is, an attempt to . Ibist the inqui
ries •of by-gone years upon this generation,.
and it is well to be .prepared to meet theirs
-put those ire nth the 'things-that are• Mo
ving the riiind of the world in this, age. Wow
limited; after all, is the- circle which these
inquiries can aeate ! •• flew fewolthe pee
at large can be interested in the question a
bout the three orders,' or the 'succession !'
There are deeper things moving on, tha pub
lie heart. Great questions of liberty, of gov-
-ern meat,- ot education, of -freedom of tho't,.
Ok•intemperance, of elavey, of the right to
‘tre 'of 'exclusiveness, of war and -
peitee, of , • orgapization,. of the adap
tibn of the Chrisjiae, religion to mar, are the
*Sets whiolt this sige, as seep, are Molting
at; and a man may bet an e n tire 'matter of
all the; theology that can •be made to con
veige•around the questions that have come,
up at Oxford ) and yet never awake to the in
quiry whether he is in the eleventh or nine- .
te'enth century,' and while he is re-arguing
the points which havebeen determined ages
ago, society 4l move on in strides which •
he will neverllrearn of .overtaking, towar'l
the point which it is destined. yet to • reach,
and all they of Oxford, and, all wno moot
'similar questions to those agitated there ,
'Mill be felt behind. . • !.
But fert l ffeir.,_,A;preaclier', 4 thpuld not 'Oily
VU able fib appr eciate to come
it In adapting his ,instructions tothe
great qtiOttions which he' ives, but he sh ould
be in advance of lilt age... flirshould' bd .a r
ble Intelligently to take positions to which
soelety lh its progress. slibuld be 'able
to t hrow • himself:into the 'future, and taking
his stand on the great principles, Whidh'are
to Bye in all, times, and wh,ich are ;vertu be
iegardetl:setled principles, he should 'be pre•
pared te,ilelend Mem. There-are net,..wfew
tech /Mille Biblia—in the comparativelk 'en
explored Views of diviee truth, which are to
be brought mit, and- which are to•make the
world, what it is yet to: be. ,Whether these
positierit-havebeen - held li-the-past-or mot;
whether his'owir.,age adopts and practises on
Mem or not, *ho preaches the theology
of the Bible should delend them, and should
btj ablem show whit importaerehamies the
'lair applieatior dl the principles of the • New
Testament would make in the
. . ..
The men whit liilve done much lor•the
_race have pone-in advance-of their age;-tipy—
have.inaihtainetk positions,. often. in the midst
Mu
LA ch . persecution, , which, Society had ,not
yet reached,: but to ,whom it was' destined
yet to colig, and have ,shown their sagaoity,
and their 'acquaintance with ,the,;oracles of
truth by being utile to, WIT, Awn]) , laivanuctt
positions, and by holding and delendingibent
Itt the Cane, of the sneers ; arid flowtrpt:ot the
world. , ,Such, iaon tycle„ F e ather prat, A:9°x;
. titilua,hti' :We" to
~tha,paritans ,and .i pligtims;
,such a trtatc,M relation tolheffghcoßt ion
ackti'llTvt°,. *art P9 l l 1 5 1 1 'it;)'i , Was!. VY.lihem
''Pentt•, , "'Os' OPNs , ‘Ye.4 l. sl l .4lo:9.llista''
l;lions on the , watch-tOwers ant? . "leap mot
ioilly_ tYlihe has" L haeti-flol'oiell; eni,l,-,MattAain.
not only . o.tbat has tiilea, i thought into the
, textora GI , society; 1 it k, we , are Ace search out
and_, trit4ntaiiin,thottei great : ! ri o • es q which
wiliimcStnii,in We; ‘yorid.'n '''' 1410,4. 4 and
Ito whialiohough'slowl b •yet, ' . I iceEhauly,
:the t worlik,is.atLysaicing4.,•gf' g ibe, 1 eologylq_be_
preoeheskie net oolithal.Whi • has! bee° fiet
ired esitruttlit past: tiinea•bytexperielloft i. not
otly,,that,,,,whichrjS #4 l etk tO th greet lires
lama otthosobthnesi 'butstbOtimbich twill, bo
4ltetiP ‘ll9;elate;PEthe.,werltlmhawillPfllely
'Shall have made its highest prim(assl. t .'sud
. shall Inwouggpfitht,,tltoAintat9n • which the
. ?Yf, 91PTFi l ? t !)T 1 4P 9 ;?!. , wtirkl cod.
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biatie,,Ger. „'Sa tita,Atjna %Jai : wits:ld a ai l lpttec
-frour Alliiii . lteNlitlYa to th'epoiili"ultii, in Varlinh
-4,-e. fit).itl,thatji 6 a ffiT9reix#P,N i Nc.
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lit wit saki it.s ti imi 3 Olt . g v.? pi- he:
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nglAtiliont.l.miwitieKlox,MmAdpgehiPo loo. ..
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smylvolopmrtok*,Ffikkingolistwh .
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