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lisle the lasttend aye, in pa -''i. ',.::: •,:...
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• Ull. of his profession is Phial; 3.7:` • eii V '
vounty, Pa.
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Feb.1(4 . 1847. - ii, -' '' •:i .' - -- 1 1AV 7 .- ilk g e;4,
IHIIENRY EftAl4;;P ... ; E*,,, 1 . -•-, -
. .- • ATTOR .4.1
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care wit.
Office in Soutl.
Ew builtling,oppositeThe
Carlisle, August 46, 84i
- DUNLAP
Attorney at
OEFICE_in tfi lt
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below G. Graham,
Ju1y.16,18354.
1AT1L12113,4! at,
4 - OFICE *with 8. D. Ad
VI new building, (ippon' ,
March SI, 1847.
CARSON C.
AttorneX
Oin,the rear of the
room likely occupied by
March 31, 1847.
•Me JeLtiZtiSlMlZl,VreaSi7,*: ; ;.•
• " Attorney at
April 28, 1848.—1 y.
46:11300.2DITS42fieqt.*
Znsticit •theitie4pe*adirtir4•
nyvtot
N'llto [NAL otpco ! • •
50rt128:,11347.
la 0 itSE
t-ILO,lJR:and Produce Commiesiek`,Mit:
Omura No. 48 Commerce Street
40 OMara. , ..„
taidi advances Made
• PLAINFIELD CLASSICAL' ACADEMY;'
s9d tltE ettihbiriaati Palley Rail Road; AO.
. . miles teest - of Carlisle: - •
4 1 1tHESECONii
Jl2 ,00ttimeno& 6n .MONDAY,' . II , I4'3', - „"The'' I
binuehes taught ;tit Latin, Gree k, Freoehi"
troth,' ofheinatieli, Peaeheet Sit e
ing, togethet w Ith nil l ngll h Biatehes
foe 'l' 1 '
E.very
. - effopt, will he 'nation
,giv9 eative oatifr
to those"wh6 may place their boa in the
inatittitionibr nnwateriall _
moral
lie. well ae.fnental;latneartnent.
which ere
itiodermte,):refereneeq 504 eil6 , b6 ad -by Ad.
dressing URNS,
A , - Principal
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4 . iiitilr 1 II *Asti pm 4 IN 'o , 3aNtze . TORMlEll.,liitely i
wl 'Y•orVlrsinial , Arbitclaidi , tx;'111::.D.' 3 t- .;
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Ince Company. .. .
.11,3 Val I.Street, New York.
lion is, distinguished from ;
env.Mace Companies,. by all.
Wing peaulinrities: ' •
JO premiums are liver sso,. , pne
paid, in cash,,and ;Owen fourths,
~M te; at 12 • Inontliti becringtinter-,
.reiniiina'inay r be po'id'iin Molithly
jtrifttalmontei. ',' • , . • • ,
Colidic ;As:Aiken On a single, life fiX , ,
AttnottifOorssooo. - ' , •
Ibitscirdil tree hot liable, beyond the
itkr,prorniums....' .
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itilltrig - nraTifur'rderdififit ' - d , :yitiff
pli , .1q 'ere, `but-are taken it the 'age
.Oroffyibit. 'birthday. Tile rotes of 'nimbi-
Itiiiithirftfliyu , as ;those or any : other •Com.-
ierkePiir,.: l , - ;i , •4 , y .n .,
q'' - 2-I•figiii(adtor can borrow' any of the
lie ~ ifil i pmipany. • • -
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ca
..c.j.. 11 100r,iiii nci'noininal capital tepay in‘..err
: , I` . "•' '',.,061. - .4.ltere are no stockholders'amon2
ffiliTtiile the profits, other than the as
~,
~,::ii 44a,r, a deplored annuity, the nese
tt;figib., • pi
~.rt i'; eiptiMi either to withdraw thci
. 21i004:er4iiayothem.t ki +teeth - notate. • e
.4tteerip...lyitl,he,iesued: annually .(to.thos
',..-imi., abtrill'Ati the Company) for the egtimu
Ooliiiiiin4,4hii scrip will be redeemed; when
lierriefitiiiiifiteent to $200,000. ,
(Itk:AiiJus,,t,,centinterest will •be paid upon
fillypAVOttiiilly in cash.
4 sq,'" i- i,,,,preeliffitori will be taken to
lure of policies,
r this Company hea exceeded
:tog the period of its exis
nrimendement there have
of 2800 policies; the pro.
de exceeding $250,000.
.1, PATTERSON ; Pred.
is agent for the above Cum
and its vicinity; and - he has
tacit", as Medical Examiner,
-Application fur insurance,
or in person, will be. prerefit
;-and- - pamphlets containing
.....c., can be had by application,
Store of Dr. Myers, or of-the
d
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elhoe"te the tee
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'tile best p fool
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M. 'CALDWELL,
December '23 'lbid.
Prospectitre
.118.
TNSIORANCR, AN
CoMPANy OF
MEI
:hatter Perpetual.
:snot Street.
‘nburitnoo on - Limi t
ilowrnonts, and to
Jude, Corporate
and executive them
the Parties; and re
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From the Demociatle Rev letv
LITERARY. -11110SAIC.
' rt
" the cur by roller:he: ancllof par km day,
In ever Vere. froin,,LaplatirktoJaPail.:
To Ifx,one rk Of bent tyre heavenly lay, '
The proper study of manhind.la man.. . •
"Tell! for you ran, Whitt is hie ,
Sweet Auburn, loveliest:village:lg the.pialh
'The than of ROkEi I each
. •Apd drags at eich,remoye, theill;gtlt'ning chain
"Ali I who cap tell hovi.liard,lt Is to climV
Far, oo the ablar walk or milky way I • ,
Prorrasticiation4a thk thief of time
Let livoutoe httuaalf.llo•what he , • •
•
e'ducatlonlortnelho eoinmoh mind, ' • • •
The fenstor.reainti and.the.flo'w of.soul4—
I must 'he crut•l only to he kind, •
-And waft a sigh from, Indus to the pole.
.!..ftyphaa ? I joy to meet thenahne..olone, 4
Where'erl roatti, whatever lends I see
A youth to' fortund.and to fame unknown, .
In , maiden meditation fancy hoe. '
"Farewell and mhores p e'r.thy voice be-tried,
Why to yen Mountain tarns the piing eye,
With spectacies.on nose and pouch on,side,
That teach the rhstic moralist 'to die. •
" Pity the sorrows of n.pnor nld man,
Whims heard descending swept his aged hreasf;
Laugh where we must, be candid where we can,
Alan never Whitt always to be bleat.",-
-
From the Roston 011ta Drilla. .- It
Wit' STAR OF TIIE_EARMI.
-.. A TALE OF THE EAST: , ,
It was twilight in the East, arid its golden
hues glanced athwart the sky, that embed a
bove the glossy sea-of •Marmora, -- while. the
rising moon just tipping the Added crescents
of the mosques, siNeted the light waves of
fhe Bosphorus. •Near its banks at this hour.
sat a couple of turbaned youths (heeded in
the mal - attire of the Armenian people.
On a near approach it was easy to discover
that one was a female evidently seeking to
I disguise her sex, the youth by her side be
ing 'lies lover, io meet-whom alone 'she haz-'
arded this:exposure by the w.ater's 'side ,
'Ah, dearest Zillah, would •iliiit 'we hid
'been burn far beyond the sea whence comes
yonder noble ship with those stars .4tinf.. ,
her azure flag: or iu - Atneriaa, I am lola that
religious-belief is no bar to the union of
hearts.'
'Nor should it be here, Al Hassan,' repli
ed the gerale girl by his side, 'did our noble
Sultanamderstand 'the best good of his peo
ple ;',Olity,.the prophet operrhia;eyes.' i
41 I'
'T4cuigh I love thee Zillah, far beycnig.
r ,
- elseOMearth. yet I cannot abjure my a
sh ort
hort
IfOthysake, for at besrtve can lit , '
time only, and if I wasuntaitlar , " tl MY ho
lyycreed; then I could no lonir hope as I do
now to met thee, let wt•lf ' betide us, in
paradise.'
' fadier has educated
coll'Al:t,litohtutsi,:ttii:ar,s7ri are you doubly true
toe i u,th „,,,tidiedi•ules of Alusslernan faith,
. 1 .lar Ire heeding such minutia us
yet 4i , oe to bhat - theMatrmdfra , bl* •
would'
_ 411. . ; „, r m,:]' I . _til ve y9u the MorethaLyou are.
~,rrne f o you 'religion. 4 , . ..
/
[ .Zillali was a' child in years; sixteen sum
mers' had riot yet developed their powers in
her slight but but beautiful form, and yet it
was rounded so nearly to perfecnon,so slight
ly and gracefully rail, as to captivate the
most lastrdious eye. ller.face was classical
ly beautiful, with a Grecian cast of features,
and eyes that were almost too large and too
brilliant. The acknowledged children of the
Turks can hardly escape being lovely in
personal attractions, for their parent who be
coniea theTtivorite; is the chosen blianty of
the harem, selected out a host of Georgian
•or Circassian slaves,any one Of whom would
form a worthy subject for the artists model.
And such was Zillah's motlier—e Circassian
by birailmicktvlisqbesaybresight by a Trebiz
onilislave shiPito -Ocinstantinople, and par-
Chesed by lierletber,.the richeat'Bey hi the 1
- Terkish Metropolis. , .
Al His* 'was a young Armenian merch
ant of riot] parents and good family, By some
ehance he had met Zillah, and doge her an
Important service at imminent risk to him
self., OS , . sating her from the deep river that
en'aicies the city. A calque iii which she
Was 'dewing, having by some mischance o
verturtied while he was near the.spot, he
sprung into tke water nod swam with her to
the shore. With the Suddeness of oriental
passlori, they loved at once, but thtair after in
tercourse was necessarily in' secret, since
they knew full well that the Bey would-at
onceliunish-thenvboth if,he,discovered thdm
for . how abeldit Iclussulman telerate an Ar
;t'neniaMV
.n vas well calculated to captivate
'Zillah. , He was, four, years her
II formed, andbearieg a tace:
Iles tieing remar tly handSVine
Intellectual .'irt'J its expression.—'
if:ging, he . seemed to possess ;many,
of experience and an unflinching stead !
epurpose, which formed a charudter
Ihpfuot only loved' Most dearly, but
Inspected. .A 1 flassart ; had..already
117111cl - fin' his b‘iiiiiesiipiiidliad'im
ortuilities2foruquiongitnowledge
rerettlitr,c .niffildoietiO.-Vtlllittkx. of
Ogere abont,•liM i ;,b,esidekwhiCh,
llO'irioid by'lattnet the . vied of
id-lliellAtilashltheif7l-1 ' 11 '6 -44
\l/Hriailob' hdd' olleti' Wallas we
1, but ttlwli,ya , withlthe utmost
c l Psr, P;1 1 ",194 ,a ll O Octreint,en-,
'women of y.. , onstitntinoiile, is
7 4' illeli Ei•lrrlill Ojai, 'ail'ilin'-'
, themselves!stiem.d.dlly c lo ,
ailed catacoug, , iromontok
fuse, tbat that ; thq.;vollintkitily:
But this"vi'as"iirilitaign l ce"
od . 6Vray,' and bitattirtg:
'taint of fordia r ..tairught the
Mi . llear4o betllAte , l ll ,o,3lfik
lepoctlon. , Sura t last Zd..
Ay)ier failiercl l l36,l6'
` ti - ?tom
i ;c l ribow+.'shls , .hadcas i
' °. a r nvigi.oll ...4il l *Mal t
.1,91'14 -51t,tfripoitabla
11i 9lentiiiid tll i tibdilie' .
1110 f 'Ybtitt Allierfiati
d al;bnifioXioestiork-,-,
IQ,' if T.Sikkoi.Atio
1 • 10 • d eliT .rw ;s 4 l 4;3li aril
optlLlpeTsilit;ti . :' . i , •
iis'iiktl'ennelyN ix i :
iftetoftitlki*.7.,7X o
'foun4.*Rre.thirri.
10(J,Itm ,dicog
I'. aVaili" thelf , ate
41146'640 tlitilitik
N I
iti ttkakvrtirle4o?
lift* _ 0,
I !,T I.ot . ; ..t '4'414
alp ":44k . rii, •tri i
t ee' . rtitilatkis,'
. d 4
4 zi...trruko to:t
ircip4a9Nii
5P90.4010
ititirtforpf t
:7,-..,...,:2
,-„
..• • .
enjOyment, , nut as , fordihaPritil
being mantle sufgelentltd,witl
and health'ef hliSibliilti, the coi
old Turk stOuld real lie tlif.,Al
vain were all the'renleditis pre
physicirms.fluirilteitcled-Wir
, father.yho : really loved hake I
obly.being, on earth that had
ed an' hoiteSt.affebileir 'in
.his I
hied to seek. the e on Confidence
eti;ereti.the,gnFgermalyfurriia
of the harem antlepate,d . ,hins
van' Of Orlin, he tenderly Are
'weed him -
Zillah, Ifived ber.father, an
al. ;often of kinditbile frotit'ihi
her,eyes and; cheeks,
.erul . . I
. feet' il•tits 'bleed .iiantle; and
... , :.:413tiehilif,! , said.tliti:-liiilil:-:
her slender waist with hiri,e_
trublciuse of thy.sieftfteig:-..
knoyiihrit_rolis threheekie
,oyeof italirillialrioy, Zit ) thy forn
Speaki.Zillall,.atcyou Would' ,
to_ the 'Prophet) . • . •. •
'Aft, !filth er, let me ,die in
lcilOw fell Well how '11414
'Hove the e, and dri'dot cbtn
. ''Nriy Zillah,my‘bhild;' a
'neatly, 'tell me what this sec
you in the name of the Prop
The eyes of the beautiful
rich carpet, and' a gentle bl
her pale face beneath her rt .
, pirent skin, and lints she to
. .moment,
'Speak, my child speak !
reading the, half-formed reso
pressive face. 111
'']es, I will reveal to yo
fattier. You remember the
ed me from a watery grave.
'That youth; what of him
Tether,' she whispered,',
‘What; Zillah, thou lovest 1
tain,- a 'vile Armertian V
'I ha've spokeii,',eald Zulu, rrteden!y,,
The n B ti e n y: cl3 k ,_, nefi s t, he fris ir:. l n au k
j g: ti r id to l .h b ini e.': h x n e t d: h ir:
' hit. faellogs, and thatel: hislrage was only
throw
never eoulthin hippy imleswith her young
Armen*, Al Hassan Wolerl'hutiliiend.—
The erribirraNsnient of the Musthilnirin was,
greadivtliis dilemma. -'He had recourse to
I the mast eminent physiciaais to know if 'a
n ii i bily cursed by love arinfrpever prove fa
toll They igsored him thatthii, furl reggent,
pisbe e p the base; that his ••driegh i ter Was In a
. inbit erificalttbatidii. • All this reridefed 'him
. quite miserable, fume dould. not for, A in-to
rrent - entertain the glee of ehildli lief/6min'.
Ail wile of-Orre of the hatia ClltiiiteOuce;:„
• Besides, the laiiii-prihitiltWOVlnTekratiiiii-.;
get; in the most positive.erghlielded-riinnetii..
affixing the most-learfulpe4ltiettlea,digi'ea,
slog of the rules establislt'flk-,ffle. fht'oght --
long and smoked 'many pipe's overthe mat
ter, rotting at last tethrice • litill'Othertlieliti
was bat one way both te'S - :hitroliiiid, and
to respect the lawtiAandli pliiiii,wateaccor
'' -
Alligly tortnedinihia.owrmitinifis;:ri-,
.lerrepailexl - tttlyeririlmig - Arinetnetrtlehlrel
and - purchased — torne ,- netrqgood67:direeting - 1
iliat--the proptietbr i Al Hassan should sae
theta delivered at his palace, and be there in
person to receive his pay.
The terms of his bargain were strictly ad
hered to, and the young merchant attended•
upon the delivery of the ptirchase. He re-
eeived led pay for his goods end a rich pres
ent besides, with a message thet it he would
follow the slave who gave diem to him .he
should be conducted into the presence of the
!ley, who would be happy to receives° rep-'
utable.“ merchant. Ai Hawn followed Ake
messer-ger, through several winding passag
es, until at last they , stopped short and sud
denly, when the slave threw open .a.secret
door, and the astonished Arm.eman found
himself within the sacred precincts of the
,Bey?e, harAm,_flPd-WAthill.oi.leWibleps.ol „ Zils
lap herself . ; His wonderiertert igave,to- .the
joy,nf ':neeting her whom, be/ loyed eatlear
ly, and .in spite of all peeatry, : thei.two were:
the next moment entbreetitl in. each other's
arms ! „Ate Motion of the gtritle Zillah was
too much fpr her delAtipargstronglh, and she
fainted. Al Hissan bin! %Air upon the rich
divans, yielding her ro'll's host of attendants
that threpged to fror aide. " •
.....
At#l.o - tnosectit We, wily Turk enteredoand
with well feigned _surprise declared th . ut the
Armenian' had
_profaned his hateM, at the
t e
same nine tfitruly ordered is slaves to seize
and confine him,in thole of the palace.
Butins stratagem was too f t ellowtp deceive
Al I 'assati who as he was on e conducted
4 4 r •
a‘Vay, turned and sate. ,
'Think tint' that I am decei ,
low pteteince, for, I knoW tall
ject in' thin betraying Me?,
'He thiti Rah May,'yethigmit
Talk,' 4 there r,min
eas but onitij'r
to es'yfipit from detail: By va
you 'mukt limo' em6latm the
litittuand Marry' my Chili!, or'
felt' , ;
' ' , Vieysisti God'in Ilit&enl'
Sin; 1115 they hurried hire itwa
keep.- °' ' • . ' '
u 'A week( passed bitrid still vhS the young niattlhant confined in Itie%*kiispl' EttCh:mor
.ll I n g . it'" el aV e - ipplftitied licifork htiti;:'slitting
41,
etatille wertiptePared•to' ode ly tith'the
latiiiii-Ata_tihelfid be-released,!' not-anew, iiiiireditys"Wcntld, seal 'l4 'NC The -Turk'
thoUght th'et'a! HaSSaw.thuls 'Pi' ' "tf',viould
finally yield and . chimtte lit'itno oei his faith.
rather thin' dies but hti , kneW tie the militia=
int, and deVetittgl+motive-et-1 li'leitptive,'-
Whose 4rtsWO . wits. kill . 'lnane d:‘ At 'last
thii!lreptientliir.hint tiiiiPpeir 16143'hilti l .'''
-o.l)'6'yea_ sfill . :adherirtd yiku" tpOssii - hif
tutketl , 'V- 7 . , ‘"' '..., ' " • '' "I'' ' ' , ' -.' •'' ' '''
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nulOh`llorits — tha , arif)l6 Of Mini seido I loVe.
thy thulghti34 , .cruel iley.li,l st',.. ? , ,i, , ;!.. , ..z!li
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, :The Armenian commenced hie'defence in
iifiald , dn.l Manly, Strain; He ammuncett at
once his deep , pnehangipulove forthe
beautiful Zillah , and acknowledged the
9harge preferred'agairist Itint,'of found
imfhe harena.l Balk, ihoWedltilab'hetw "ha
crime there that it. Was by 'fintleffery and'
design on. the.part , of the Bey, himself, which
could be easily proven by llia , ottin child and
by , the.slaves thatCondbcfea him thither.
These tverksent 'for and 'examined, and
the. ; Tdrkiab iver, forcml. ,to :nc
kno!.fFtlge itt l ibeirtiOn hearts that :At Has.'
san,iVas innoo.ent. Ilutllte was ; Found, i n !he,
fiicrain,.; ,
wiii•ti Christi/in lgni.l tit() .latv provided for
`such 'elite!' WaVirtipritittiVe. rTffellidges 'all
joineti 4(1 •kilviding• Al. HaSsala icrembrace the
true faithiatahey_Jermetlltlie_Mahomeltin_
. 001 but titifideadily rejected all persuasion;
and'they, lA/Ate - 44004 . to, pronounce his sent
'bake. iiii'livis:ctiti4Onmed to he beheaded.
Airtastitin !eves
net the .beauty,
Int, calenlatirtg,
ph . thing. 'ln
eseribed'by the
tend!it' last the
Id, od:taps the
ver engender...
heart, &perm,.
1' Zillah.' 'lre
ed. ttattntents'
limn a 'rich di
41q i child to;
_. - .
1 at this tiritisii-'
1 1 ;I teate.ttoodect
I ,le. tqrse4. 'her
:obbedillogth,
tell! nie 'the
• its- orr-thin
1 :0 ycitirheari
Ills there no Nape," eridd the half.distrac
ted Zillah to the judges- , -" nil* he die be.
diStitise he is'a Chtlitian." ' ' •
There is:4l6 alternativerts, my child"
Said the chief Jitiles, "we are but the agents
of the law, its humble servants!"
Thesuliatil 'tile sultan'!" oiled Zillah as
if a new thought had• possess her; it the
same time leavilig the hall of justice.
She sought the palace of the " brother of
the sun," 'arid' atardless of ceremony, threw
hengelf at lhis Met.. She related_in most el
otitient terns 'the true state of the affair that
so tietally 'Olepied - her. She•told - the - sultan, -
ted,lcifirie pattler father had 'acted; but .'ith
all d4cdcy and consideratiOn, and with her
earliest but simple and true. tale, engaged
and . hiterested the monarch. He sent at
once for the judges, and'listened attentively
to their version of this affair, also , teceiving
horn them a recommendatiq 'di meicy.—
The sultan turned his lace toWatds the east,
and for a moment seemed lcrstln prayer.—
Then Al Hassan was ordered berme
I eace,:..einee• I
is my malady,
the. Bey; ear
• t 15 74 charge
, • 1.,
frl sought the
h stole across
almost trans.
ed . for a single
said the Bey,
non in her ox-
tife troth my
outh 'Oho say-
illah
loile him.'
diV;cif aChris
" Thou lovest theilley2s—daughter as huly
as she cloth love thee?" demanded the sul•
tan, when both.wore before him."
• " I have long loved her thus , truly, noble
" ,
And thou, Zillah, &silk:km the Armeni
an, and would'st thati.beecime
Oh ! noble sultan! it it the only wish of
my heart ungratified."
" If I err, the" Prophet forgive nie," said
the monarch, bowing towdrdslhe east, "rise
and go hence; you' ale horn , this_hour. mar
ried to each other and may the Prophet open
the eyes oLalfutatelievers.!!
, .
Under such counte nance as this, -none
dated to contplain,.and:the happy Zillah and
•Al - rtlastiati, would not have hang ed i their
!afar an•accepted Teri's place Mahom-
OPis Paradise. • .7-
(The'veacler may have seen in the last for•
sign journals that the Sultan et
_Turkey had,
for the first time, numb:died a mixed mar
riage, and Also, that the ttiglieli paper! are
SIM s_4B9 . toeleg, the political llearings of the,
ni °tern Theittartioge r'et'orred to io the
between Zillah, the rich fiey's daughter, and
Al Hassan, the young Armenian tnerclia,ot,
and this, therefore, gentle reader, is a true
story.—./tome horrid.
Last tforas of teat Cbarattiem
Mozart seems to have suffered, like John
son, from prevailing fears of death. There is
something strikVigly beautiful and totiching
in the circumsratic'eb
. his ." His
treetosiionk *is the last he sung"—zefee Re
quiem. HO hEid bilen temployed bptin ibis ex
quisite 'piece lot several, weeks—his sett' Al
led. with, t t i.itpi,rtittot!, of richest melody, and
aleeady tlalmufg kindred with Imnitirtality.
AftergiVring'it last Much, and breathing
into irthat hridkihg-spirit nfaong which was
to honeecrat,e it through all
.time his '!syg
neah strain' he tell into a gentle and quiet
slumber.At length the light loctsteps of his
danghter ErniYie `awoke him. "Come Mat.
er," said ha, "My Emilie—nny task is done
'-the Rerphem—z.my Requiem , is finished."
.
Say noilM, dear lather ? ", said the gentle
girl, Snterrlipting him,, as team stood in her
eyes, d).ln,t must be better—you look better ?
for e'v'en now , 'your_ cheek hal a glow upon
it. hem sure we will nurse you well again
let tue bringyou something retreshing."—
"Do,not deceive yotliselt : my love,' said the
dying latherL "this, wagted form can never
metcy alone do I lodleforaid, in ibis my dy
fng,b;ourk , You, spoke ~of refreshment, my
Emille. r .take these, my last notes--sit down
to my piano here—sing them with . the hynin
of • your Sainted. mother—let me once more
hear those tones, which 'have so long been
my solace and,delight," Emilie obeyed,and
with a voice enriched with 'tenderest sunoL
Lion, sung the following stanzas—. :V
d by this hoh
VOll your ob.
, refilled the
ode' for you
e the lewd
ahommetlan
ur life for-
plied AI Htiit,
tattle aidoiny
t i•
.Bpliit i tliy lebot le o`erl ' • .
_. . Ttlytettn orprobatlontr run,, , .•
Thy slap, are now bound for the unttodden shoie,
',. • .And the race oflmmortals begun. •
.
• riot the - strlfe'' , • '
Or the pipasdres of earth with regret—
Pause not on the threshold of limitless
To nwnlittforlheday that - brier. —
„ rehire . • Ii
. %slaked heel) power tit molest "
Tbese,the;wearyillke,lise—the;tvretatied; shall find
Allayed a mans On ?frost.'
Bplrlt 7 bow bright is the road •
I, Tram wlhtltoh:ert now onitha Whig • •
Tkty home tt,,Wi I ba,With thy s aviour And God, -
-,.c+.•-.lThelf,lti-d- '
•I 'ti •
-As -she conohided, she dti s elliei a ma
meat, i ppm of
the ptatie' and theretuntinglr*Ota , ,tlca jestre r
ifienti'lcA lit ? s
ied' ilitibe 'the 'AitproVilli
smile dt'het fathilt:'; lt was {hhl ' dtill~; Via§
sionleitalthine. which the , alapirdadjovolis
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him to the grave.
Philip Alassinger, the immediate Succes
sor of Shakespeate, 'and second, only to him
es a dramatic poet, often as majestic, and gen
erally more elegant 'than his master—was as
powerfol. a ruler of the 'PtiOerstanding as the
Bard,of Avon was of the passions. And yet
*with such rare talents, Nlustlinger,appears to
have maintained a'Oonatant strugglewith ad
yetsity,and to havelinjnyed PO glaltm df sup
'shine. Life was to,liim clhalofig
w intryyday
and ishatioivs,,elanda'and dailknese %at up,
ion it. P.veh the tnernorial of his mprial4 is
`given with it pathetic brevity., which
s acconis
but too well with 'the obscure and humble
passages of his fife,, It simply, states.: "20th
of March, 103940, buried'Phill2 MtissitnTer,
a stranger?' . ,
__TheJast-lirtes-pearjed---bir-Sir-Wpiter-ita
leigh, on the night previous.najtisexeda ion,
may be familiar to 11;13 reader; they corn-'
thence:: . ,
"On, Foul, the hottt‘e4t,
Upon o thankless errand,
Fear not to touch .the best,
The Truth shall he thy warrant
On:since! needs roust die. •
And give the world the lie.
"On, tell the Court It glows
And shines like soften Wood ;
On. toll the Churchlt shows .
What's good and (loth no grind,
trehorch and - Court reply,
Then glee them both the lie'. ; •
When on iheJscatTohl, he desired to see
'ilietike - ; - anti feeling 'the edge of it. said to
;the Sheriff, -",This is a sharp inedictheibut
a-sure remedy for all evils." .Being asked
which way he chose to place himself on the
block, he replied, 'Sc the heart be 'right it is
no matter which way the head lies," and
giving_th.e_signal lie received the stroke with
_the most •perfeet composnre. Such was the
end of this great and illustrious'mdn,ol whom
tlie age was - nut worthy.
1,1 1 , hen the poet Goethe. after more than the
usually allotted term of hinnan - Oxistenee.was
met by the summons, it found him still busy
with the pen. the implement at once of his
pleasure.and his power; and he sank as a
child,• who, with the glaiv of the day's,ac
- tivity still on his cheek looking forward-ta-a
-• morrow of hone anti joy, folds himself to
sleep. " Let the light enter," were his last
words, echoed, we may suppose, -- says his
biographer, from a region ivliere all - is light.
We gather frain the interesting memoirs
of` that surprising woman, Mad. de Stael,that
her last expressions made to C.lniteabriand,
were, "I have loved Gad, my father and li
berty;" and on quoting tile inenterable words
of Fontetielle.."l am a Pienchmati, four
scare years old, ff - er I never ritlienled•the
slightest virtue;" she added, with strong
emphasis. "I can say as"rnueh of the slight
es' puriering"—a noble confession, worthy
of all imitation.
When Sir Walter Scott was near his end,
he expressed a wish to Lockhart, his son-in
latv;that he would read to him: and when .
asked from what honk; he replied, " Need
you ask? there is but site'.'; Lockhart then
triread the t'4th chapter pf.Joho's GO[lef, - " Lot
nt VoriChead:bo - tiiinfirek' ' etc:l6 - Whietil=
adds his biographer. Sir %Vatter listerfeil with
mild devotion, and then -replie Y
tl—l , Well, thls
is a great comfort; I have followedou din.
tinetl. and I feel as if j were wet to be myself
ariin .1" The last words of Mr. Jefferson,
who died just half a cen•ury after the passage
'of his immortal Declaration of Independence
were, " I - resign my soul to God, and my
daughter to my oonntry!" The dying words
of John Adams, the same day, were still more '
characteristic of the roan, A few minutes
before hp died, 1)0T-reused by thefirkng of„:
Uannim,,iind told that his neighberns were
rejoicing for tifst4th of July. he excialfneci l
"it ili, a, great and.gloriaus day," and expir'-
e'd with the words "Independence for'etter!"
On his live, Tt is refreshing to find sorneeV
idence of deep oonsc'oesness of the vast so
lemnity befitting- rt dying hour,.among men
endowed beyond. the average of their. race
Withintellecttial - Strength as idthe case of
Grotins.,who cin being asked for his dying
admonition, exclaimed. ‘,'Be 'serious." All
his vast learning did not allow him to think
lightly 01 the paramount claim:4'of those mat
ters which make for our eternal peace.
Sir William Jones, one of the most,brilli
ant geniuses that ever lived, affords similar
evidence of the right estimate ofhumati lear
ning, compared with the more important coq-
corns of the future world. "It matters not,"
sayalehnson "how a',- an dies, but how he
lives." And even the, sceptical Rousseau
elioSer.vegt_t_Thegreat error_ Is,, allowing- too.
Mueli imneitance to lite, as if our co . tvn . being
depended on it, and we 'were nettling after
death:" s TO attach ourselves but slightly, to
buruarCaffairt, is the best method of learning
to die. ', - WhertGarriek showed Dr. Johnsonhis fine honse and' gardenOtt Hampton
Court, instead of hit' replying-inflie language
of flatterklie exclaimed, itAro . ,D,avid,, D.
yid. these are tha things whieliMake a death
bed terrible." And, at the, flying conch of
ohe of the ancient Oplesophers,, when mime
attendants were softly., speaking iiin some
Metaphysical' topic, 'h'e eagerly open ed' his
, g
eyes, and said,4l,,,tut,,nnilerstand Winit
you are disenursing about, thtit then •I map;
die." AIM 1 .1 .110:4 , 1ita. alter all their toil i
'and:assidUity - ,Tcan evenTtlitilnitiriteit-• moo 'at __
tain.! - Newton confessed, to, this, when, he
edlinpnrecl his iiiit selentilic ricintisiiitins in
'the - Yiel.ii . id 'the . liontidleie 'regions - , Of ' unex
plored 'k n owledge..tb . a eh ild pic k ing up Ph . -
Nes by lhe sda..eide. , ..:,To thinking minds, I
iimp,js neyerAionpresplY,elyjn at ked ous_b . r.2
the succesisive,exit of the great, men ()can age'.
Thei - opn Atellatl on '7
yvhitih ' nisiiiired. hi' the Piet44'
ft hl'epach' is fintng•nuk one bynne. • Goethh,.
&Ot t . Yren; Cpleridue t Larne; Southey,hrive
departed ; . anti the able and' enchanting met
. adi of L. E. and ',Felicia fieri Y
iqs, ,' e hear
. a o Jozige t - iif new oingnahhigatif:th'ele !kink
, ..; Thikelositiracener qf Mrs:_ Flarnans' life
~dlispliyhtir, aftectipti in '.Bl higtr , ,tind rich ,Cle
i glee. t' , The' reeprrendestici3Ohildhiiod :' . Bfiiiii ,
IhoNoicpliet 'he( con wiener; and hiitinnellOw4
I ed'horttiblykiltriLt!er cPQverilatietio...withliete:.
leilittliviThlireatbit a: hopiiiiiiiiitnektility.;;,tha
anxiottOriskiniog pf a min d free:111)0i the int . .:
piritles it eirthparitimilliki„6 yiartionirde . in
that Pleatitireiihich is!ihateirliitfra:, land her,
dwnipisti , half so tciuchinglydepinteitkpp:.',,, .;
w.ilits ca, L oSarnin a%ii`' is , "a'sgrden -r ildi' , '"'''' `
v,•• " moms, Rios death envy *fit Otter . itiitil.: ,"., hi'
,',.. , 1 kLillindoilptll notihreethtnt he reqrsleae blpo m ,:t ',,,:
liSheitati beenlitiortrayedbtrtia as,..oki moat. ex:
'liptisitsilllOUl4V. herd.feature' traiiscen den tly
,beitutiful-.6 a fitting shrine .for so i pure;:a'
Wilodlit,, , iks Is the e.ttser Is itkinosti :it In Of :all
hihoiwrite day .aftei; day,. idr• the, , breaddlial
Pyrisliettinahe:etteltrgti. titha - than; enjoyed
hieti..W What ilitteniii. w itli;:till:: its ilistrettm.:
qigi,aCeeittpaniireenniOltriiisied 4110, inia dr
iliatiieteii4viiir, het ilfratne,:litliichiWyA*e i
,teld , ,ibicaidei,toisktirda,thistlesti , .altnest, %Ore,
' eriltzed.: , :4t- the Oeeparattrtilfuetniri,*ket,
reitytenei . ,ottlie.eye,q4eSitlibeti,luisrOi
4 r,4.'
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5 ' )erhattest,-eartlishetiiig iidelktWfalOott'l
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Nug, xxxvi
- •
St..Anri's Church, .Dublin, 1.0 inscribed one
of her own .beautiful verses Her lnost'ap,•
propriate erlitaph:
"Calm on the bosom of thy God,
Fair spirit I rest thee now l • '
E'en while with us thy footstep's trod,
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust' to the narrow,home beneath ;
Soul to its place on high ;
. They that have seen.thy look In death, - •
No more may fear to die"."
•
There iesomething, we repeat, singtOarty
sad add solerart in.these deOrtures. Its great,
ones seem. the esriential::features Of an age ;
and. when they are removed, "d•chill comes
over: us,"' to use the expressive: erds: of an
elegant . authoi, gibe, gicnind seems lakep
fidin under. Ont.. feet we tee! as !hough a
aliange or dispensation were at hand—Snd
an untried anci,unknoWn future Wei° 'Omit
-to open - trirbelore - us:i" - _ -
, A GIGANTIO:ESTABLISHMENT-A letter
ter from FngWO divert the following account
of a great London bre‘ivery: - • •
. Barclay's Brewery, 'celebrated the 'World
over, is such a curiosity that I have been
templid to visit it. Through statistics are not .
much in my way you Shall have the benefit
of the lew, notes Idhought it worthwhile to
make on the spot; as it has been greatly en
larged lately, perhaps it may possess seine
novelty, The whole establishment covers
fifteen acres; we saw one 'hundred and sigh
'ty vats each containing from eleven. hundred
to three thousand - barrels; they are thirty - three
feet in height: one thirty-six "feet across s;t
the tom - thsohottom forty tlifee, which had in
it the enormous, amount
.01 three thousand
five hundred barrels, the weight ofifon in the
hoops is seventeen tons, the 'eight bottom
ones weoighinghto tea's than 'one tonlciur hun
dred; it Ts large nnoudh to drive a .carriage
and six-.horses into; it will.centain frier thou=
sand barrels of imperial stout, and its liquid
treasure is worth eighty thousand dollarsl=
Father Matthew's girnblet would lessen' its
value. There are stables for one hundred and
eighty-seven of the enormous horses emplo
yed for delivery, each horse worth three
hundred - dollars: oats - littlefqlew we measu
red, and found his lieight'to be full eighteen
hands, or six feet; a steam engine finds full
employment-in breaking up their food.
in,one place we saw merlin . 'ats hand..
ling lhe hot hops, as nearly naked is savag,
es. In one liar With 1 1360_basliels—bf- malt
one,depper.hoiler is,So large, that .forty-five .
man havelinurhin it comicirtalqi It will
contain 4209 . barrels of beer. Ilere are con
duit; hall a mile in length, railtoads -hoppers -
steam engines, ',Sze., enough to confuse one.
Thirty tons of coal-are conaumethdaily. The
malt.bMS will contain sixteen hundred thou-
Siesj_hikhols,,worth two millions and a -quar
ter 'et 'dollars, sixty great cats are leept fq de
stroy the mice. Fifteen }Mildred barrels of
ate are made daily ; it is cooled in summer
by thirjous Mlrigeraterk Titere
,is -even a
burial for the•men liutdor this there
is no.lommr room , the space, is wanted, the
temperancer.n.erirwoeld sa;ylO. make poison
breWeVy wia burnt down in .
1832, bn ecautions are now taken so tha
the whole an , be. flooded in . a very. shor
time: To loolcat the Thames water you
would not say it was a desirable aril* to
-drink, but the people here seem infaMated
with beer; wherever yoU .go you see large
signs. "Trusman, Ilanbnry, and Buxton's
entire," and so of other brewers, while the
beer is on every dinner table, and beer mor.-
ey is allowed to servants and soldiers,wheth
er they spend it for that pdpose Or not ; it is
settled in the Contra Ct. •
A SOLDIER'; VIEWS ON the world
*now of the military achievenients of
Winfield Scott ; and of his eminence as a sol
dier, but there are very few whoknoai that
he is fully as eminent a; a Winker, and
ppe
seesed.of the highest Order-of states minlikt;
attainments. We quote the following from
the Baltimore American as high -
Live of Gen. Scott's civil gniirignce; .
" GstritnALf3corr, illustrious by. hi's aciiii
lremetits iii thb field, 'is yet noted for his wise
and cotilderate efforts to preserve peace.—
His services in this behalf were eminently
useful at a critical period of oar' bolindry die
pines With England,
prior to .
thh We'shingtori
treaty: Wb find some' tI •
Sentimelits i 5 its quo
ted in an exchange paphr, ivhich seem. wee:
- thy of - e:peuialehithideratioicia this time.—
"If War be the, riatbral state of savage,
tribes,lsays Gen. &on. ‘, peace is the first
Want of every civilized community: iVar,
no doitht is, under any chat:lnstances ti great
calamity; yet stibmisaion to outrage would
often be a greater calamity. Of the two
parties to any war„ one at least must be in
the wiling, not unfreguently both. , An error
in suc an issue is on the part orehiel mag
istrates, ministers of state, and legislatorNha 7
(" 5 ,
ving w voice in .the,guestion,. a ori ill lit infi
nite Magnitude. The murdpf of indiVi;.
dual is th guih comparatiVely; b thop bi•
1 49 0 11.., • • • ,'-
" Hence the highest moral Obligation iii
Itreat-nailonal--difiereifces-iiith-temper i -ju s t,
ness and
!bigwig ' to see that the cause ofwar is not only Ps, but safriCient; tb be ,sitte 'that
Wit donotcovet oar, neldlibin'i !anti ( ,nor any
thing that,is hide!' '
, that we ere Its .ieady to
give -as to demand o,xPlaneticiii,'apofo,gy, , 1#::
411Thilir. • fn sfielt *a shobld especjally re;
- ;iiiiiiititir; il bll'lliihistiiiiiiiiev,er, ,ye woe*,
th,ut,itien.'shbuld:Up to,,yoli; ilo yea even so
to, tlibrii." This divine_ precept ts,'ef univer
eat iibligtitidn.,'°,l; ts applioable to 'rbleicin,
it,i4iF,tiaomot,ibils . ' with, other nations as: to
private indtiquals in' theirAilly i lintercouriti
Wiilt,eireli:-;rithei:; ',Peiveris,entruSted to the
.fermerilo delobd, end to avetd ,avil:' Sited
clearly' letht‘ititrapied . will.Of,God;!' . ' ,
l y i
' :1145iiiitio `glits;•9 , Ewe has been u
titib*d itith; iittekt , ii,4n.itivAckad,4,l o ,ii,,
ralior a trol
.1 . ? 'ihl r Ptitti,aiid }Nitta. rail-reki '
I liavtag tikan, itl 406 1 air tile - 0(11'4 Matoly4;
ktiain'4:ottrs lift Parii on the 'pdbasiott .ti't
7 ''`tio:aliilkt'A r , a; ' ; and .' arrived 'at .flaite•'ltt.
1 . ,q!:. SC_4ltpe,„ paitakinteo 'an 1390'11'1u
-
meat the 'cataixt:ay,toak',:their , 'tlepiitittia f,c4
Piria; whore they . a`crivii4 tit'Chalf h 'iiatit:'lO
P.../Iti ' h_!,ilfto").o l .Ytglaill'l4lll,i!iiiues . ". (2 . 4
#,,,i',01) ; in 'twattte,and a' . !htilf.lttcnip'... -- -'.'
• ,
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:;,,:
BS Hilf3 Ahrow atiwit tbit
Pealtier sPeOtablesi?‘here
' lll otrill' l 4 llo . s •
hi s t'. 501t;l1fegillaix ifiiierjrtiytti'vaet,acq,Ltin,'
yr
vo're than .SO 5 my caitaih*OVl.
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MortAay.l
prompttylinswered,;', ,L :'
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