II t PlONlattteetatti''' a El lii --,._ •,•,,,,,,.,,5 ,"11Vqr;&“11"51(Dr- . i •- - i ~44.., , , ~ , .1 1-ill. (Office o l ii - Al ' q.w: ' 41; 11 -'0 irt . r4,11,4c - ityeulipt) ., TESI4B.49NE DOLTAlrtylea4likitavatie:•'6l t it One I) 110 Witt .-Ocuts, if:. uot.peid iirithie Vie* . o u t* . if de yptl pititafter tho eipiria: io?n o t p f ear 1. , wilt ,Ize 'gracted. c i,.- i i Vow - ilte6i itioti4ivith ale Paillialeils, 41- ya. a el hie 'peat' ,-.` .' Lefts ' t s ir bliatert-em bulginess 'aith the of ice nnts b Mt- ' : tel l immii attention, . . , ;.„,., : 161 PottrP• For the Pec?pleti A4yoe..4te !lite Creation of SOuo. 'l. - w n sgimt. It % I Si R. • r faelaor4r,of, eyentide, - • - .• h o ~Cyntliia•vpeOrless.light•,, r -rose antong theisylirs to glide,";::. •. !. r the skies reign Queettof fdght, • t weary, wandered &idly fortit,.; _I A my steps toward tlio girapclatt North, it nglowed a crystal stzelntlet fair, I • etath a grove all fresh, and greeo,- • tmight breathe the pure aweetair, I. iirest my bowed and stooping mien. I And t, Wb . - • All ,:altnre round serenely isletit— • Nil iihund broke out; the - air'ro fill, ..• IN : Butsince .d 1 thingi mead,- iiept, .; Sri" at my 'feet, a' gurgling nil, tle 1 - .e d db e aththesll:?moorltghtrayn,"l teft r inlullin, : esisiays. ibilwith it sung a Philomet, ilkin herficrety chosen bower, ' .. • ' iorne secret vocal:rid dell; *cheered they thus the lonely hrini. ' ' '''' s., , ' • . That 1 Yet al tY . iwra ploasant place, to tare; ; o lloolly.blaw, the low, soft,breeze • 1 04 the leaflets of the grove,. e 120, tretoblea on the birchen- trees, • wA l thiuthe pebbly streamlet I dappled bosom barna farilbant: a!tuman life—rnau think,tae4 safe, SOFIC 1111SCCIICallile-bleg ant . 1 6he etre.= of 'Death . 1 .-74. he leaf: I VVch takes hini off; Alase,tho. fast Azio . I And 1 upon the Ertegsytraed, ' " '' ,• • 1 oZrest me of my Rarity Talk ik— -1,70e upote the h4iiikly lend, • IV*re uanght liiitlikngel's seem to tall. S 1 ,n Om stark, -witalyi ekher twinkling tight . • . I. , xitgihtg, with t its dark-hco*ed thermal-- %; I I'g And . Scan 'ought Of Him who could itistain .e ply:Tied star continually he heavens, and whose reign d last Thronghout, eternity ! I • itd—a*t the heavens fled, .from them came a being fair; I • nee east around her bead ion-like beams, •sehile flowed her hair dip ringlets, curling beantspus down ; One hand she held a clittering crown; with her downy .vines, abe round • I. ) iform a circle made, then stood .1 me. on the tric&sy-grott_na., 1. 4 softly breathed the words, "'tis goodr In go And 1; eigthlingly asked who she was— • iorn the heavenly world she came its so, far, what special caress . she did.dare it none . 4iickly o'er her countenancedid glow , -Wiactigtitafs/ more intense - i;ic:l3,ox, -- r; iihen to ine.she softly spoke words, as hearkened 1. to hear "1 came an angel from the land . . • tlere natighi"authappiuess is kno.Cvn— -c4 on the right of Jesus' hand . myriads sing,; that Him did own • mile sid'rers through this rayless vale of Mari, $ Mere la bat hopes, then doubts, & trembling fears: i -41e . an'angel, to imparttip f -elks knowledge unto men— Tol+ attn. aright the erring heart 4. tritly let it beat again, ..-. ,:. .. I; re's thy eager upward gaze Wiere astral ramparts hide you heaven ; Whatiare the thOughts that prompt thee raise, Tait eyes. - ihere'sorrowne'era bosoin'sriv'n 1' „Lama Seed, "My mind bath longing sought, . Ira cesieless sought to bare die knowledge bro't .He created San bright Nur— • ever* star—whose 'gleaming light, .. o'er the motmtainlvemst afar • -.. steady shines througbottt the night." ' - 4'3 me then: " ImMortal sed! _ . • .!, - thenhast wished tcritssris done, e icarn of time ,I'll backward mu I:: :. tell thee of the. 'sad .deeillione, Ink And IDto ngin in beitazdaybright-evaleyeningstar, o otr yonder•stars that gleam alert .:. tainfal—but I come on ear*, . 4 tell of ikeaven-during thing * . ,` , ;1 1 , naMitssoulto give new , thoughts ; birth = -illepalat&lllat knowledge ever In•jnqs ' r - " :,,,: , t , . • iswitsttthi rebel angels fell, '. Godiivrjiltibis resistless blade, milMti, siimreitheminto ha I fierd no arrheni•inade, : r. Elfa !eir . bete myriad workis did akar ? I tur n h er beauteous sorrowing bead, ..1 .1-Im ` ' ' " I !tisiiiiill is dream ! • e stillll/4-mpan th e strand, hiatinYfeet!the gargling stream sung Auld* *T. tepbyrsismaid. - :siiALZ, 1ipc.U846., !. . - •• ' • That 4, The elli tqui ang. ,•!; 1 ~~ r " TailE I.7l4el*eit' ~. , .._ J p a ,. __ .. tett _ - 1 11, HIM 4ITSO .) . ;01...ni 0101 ? „ 1. .. ...• -] . iiil f41 4 011PAG..-4,P154. , z . ;intradics4ruedness of it-Consciiw I ,iibb,th is the victirods—.ProacAhr -- ''litliltissk..4w.-.-t: s , ~., ,F ' ~.! —, ~....H.,..iF IV k i ne - or two''fliorciters,tivill elOgei ( BY r , i lino, On'ourdlicititfroalifoan 141 ' w' , w' e to look eagerly kround i ine, pehenegilorhb waiiiikiiitteisdleif* wa . fi e `=cOlomoi' with" , iiii'''-' . 4lie - l'*:hie ham puslithil. pitat ,ii -rnialtlii /01661 fi nli I akeil l u iiid , 'laid we tothiestosi e inedOrtelijor.it was 'irqs,3l rgdini6d RA should' tiOr'bOade to bialifOrthit._ ~i - 1 7' , 'tit fuel foe dietiihr. ' , Titi - ' :Jae' - dimpliiiilsoyilpir t ith‘da with • I, trees.. - 1t 4 f44',Zi1, - **oil t 6 0 1441 rei*all' lixi*O o) : ll feltiiins ' ''as d SOijAVirelktiifilileitliftiffif ill* ' . were-radiigirtithilitiO tioi-fio tat, add. trael6iroiliViiik - the Pia* eVetYsfideWit 'l,' soritilkihig4l4' hil 'lliet:l'Sild•biif ittekii;Atiiiiiiiiiiiiii) 1;11 1.5kr.1!1;;0,:,y; ;. - 141 •,3i:;!.- ; ;$ 1, _L} Itvzii' .' ona Liii::l6 — : - ti,:e tN. ..:: )n: , Yy . % 5,-, ,4i ME 31-• , 11c6 14 ' VERY . DIFFERENC • !.0 -ok—t • .•,•_•:1 <. ,~~~s: MatIIZEI . • , • tknt...•,every, ma 2 tritiq i'etit *hat .bottghs;ne himself wonte , -.J ,crawled-: up:l . :tom • the zatre,tnit where •ilindllieeasittingbati o ting.my, feverish fianti - a.and - facei.and'iVent ;to work. I Scattered around iill:rw.ete bUgY2thaelting. off 1 .firtree, bonglislvitk theit‘knitresi while . the I .gui4s-Inisl:-*OriVtitelt - who necoMpanied us drew, lingetreeS ,tegether,•for a fir:, and -Puft! , ll 3 la4w4.!:(,it Was voted; to place, no-1. tbing,',44'4g4TAlttuglis i over, this . for a tempararyAe#Cring- cram tie dew, but the ,tikit,am.l sombre heaven/501d too well that_ p I. -storm ; was -.at hand,. and I I i 'misted that Inirkishonld be Placed at least over the spot ' Oocetipied. , They.. finally covered the Tv. l l9litlk linrk, and it, was well we did, fur the fat soon began ,to •come down, and con; tionedtwfall„the liveleno. night. !But our fire,. blazed up cheerful; in the gloom— * Itg trunks were on ' fi re front end to endi hilethose standing near -would now and,titen shoot up a spiral flame, conspiring to yender the ,scene still more picturesque. One tree, standing close by, threatened . to „burtiltiff ~before morning , and - I milted the guide. if -it, would not 'bedtingerous to sleep so.nettrit. Ile cast his eye up the tall trunk a moment,., and then coolly replied; as he s l ashed off a Piece of roast venison, ;that ". it would. fall Catkerlcay." This wt's calcu lating- rather losertharti li ked, but One soon learns there i no appeal from the decision 1 of a bunter. We presented a singular group , as wig sat in semi -circle around our blazing' I fire, each with his morsel .on it chip before him.. At length, however, We turned in.— ! With a - few ;boughs . placed over a green stump just cut, for a•pillow,l rolled myself iniity blanket, and stretched out before the fire: : In a short:time the crackling of the flitines. and the lila...steady pntteriof the rain an . the leaves s u n g me to sleep and my troubles were forgotten. About midnight.. I' ‘Vas waked up lay an intense heat and rousing myself, Ilooked about n moment and laughed long and laud. One poor fel low who had lain and .shivered without any. ruing over him in the:damp air, had got tip and ;piled on such a quantity of dry. fuel, that it was roasting hot. A row of men lay out before me like pickled herring, :intik was inconceivably ludicrous ta see them turn - add twist, in their sleep to escape the heat:: First On .otie side and then on the other, they kept rolling about, until at 1 - ength one started up, . and looking a mUnient at the fire, shot like a bolt into the .woods. Anotherand another followcd -in speechless silence, until the wholeshanty mai empty of every one bin Myself: I lay at the-extreme end; and henCe could safely watch operations.. , . I The morning, the _welcome ' morning, at I length:e,ame, thotigh with a heavy fog, and we,.again took up:our line of march through the *et woods,. and at noon emerged ino little cienrnig where. are. ( stationed the A i t 1 rancitte • Von Works. "Oh; brit -weary Itait.4 - r''-•• , %".*.1.F.r1- .-... • r'.,- , ... ^ , lt"' ~ Iwas struck on this:expedition, and indeed Am several others, with- the kindness of, Mr. It- 7 ,-N a tall, powerful man, with one of those frames of -iron- which encase a feeling •and t gelierons heart. Ile seemed to ..takt.,l specmi charge of me, offering continually to easenie of my load, ,and at night always insisting I should have the best spot in which to sleep. Some of the time I suffered se verely ,in the woods from sickness, and then there *as nothing he would not do for Me. I never before received kindness which' so. won upon me, and the remembrance of ' which:fills me with more grateful feelings. , I • The next day was the Sabbath, end though eighty or a hundred workmen are f, congregated here, Mere is no Sabbath tol them except that which the lordly hills have -- , skoletnti and majestic, it may be, but with no ~preacher but nature. We persuaded , tired as-he ;was, to preach; and word was sent around to the few inlinbitantS. Thcy came, together 'in a little unplastered room, and listened attentively totvrocertain ly Most excellent discourses. It was-pleas - ant to keep Sabbath amid the old hills. , It was a benutfultday;ancl deep silence rested on the mountains. and forest, and the voice of .prayer went up with• the great !hymn of nature._ And oh, how quietly and jsadlylthe , Satbath evening game tlown on that lonely spot, and hair /nightly thegreat„stars looked with their luminous eyes over Ike-Mountain heights. • My heart went hack to thy friends, =and I lay -down and • drezinjed of thos.b 1 • wgsone thing; however, I didinot The .agent orthese iron work 'a Seatchman . by birth, and his wife, weft s?nik Firefes" sors.4 _religion in this spot, d yecihe, charged_ my friebd W--=--(1 for knep ing,!over the Sabbath. Iftwo sermons Were notiworth a-day's botinkhe cannot value the gctspel , ,very tax foe the. en pi tort oCtstigionstterviees would be rusher small,. one .Id . Ampeet, , .and , it Wit S the lettsi- he aNA,4I dlljP giFe_Et . iriati.wlio labored' fotl:his 1412g0.04; And those undet.him,:a frealh4use: A04.11n OPeiiibeart.„ , 14iad much rather he woilld•bave.n4ded, the.. amount to my bills, fOr!he,itiskit..geutlernaldy man, aud•zreated us fi'ith gino,tolikdoes&,.. • ^ • lEEE Soule; olly.;:ask:lwbel , hindl,,Of-unilliiis roam these-!forestwi First, thereiithe moons; the tallest , 46-Atnericauwild . satals,;being loultulficnitietiguesreightifeet high. .They.are 4enunonly hunted-in the•;spring on ,SHOW shoes. .The2snotir: , .here to the de th of fold five feetllendrinithe early - spring, after. a thaw and-inthieqUent (mit; a 'suir crust iefon F ield iT lyhich:Orill 4ustaiti• the' , hooter . on. his snow . - ..shoes,: while •itAenis are' a .erfAhe 190.0.0e.. 1rate thioyAkkotOrefer at-thite lesion but; us the ; - 00 e; ;,or. two,or three _ :;heititiowo 40:-(sr ,11 1 . 4 10 , 411 i 41 1 4 'damp Another! i 11 like kWi covered with time tree* r Oido . olothodivatleiati-eua while the saeW' _Yr.54k43 1 rtlit**Welleued/eiid*urid 14 et urPitin:li!PuiiAnt l,s4 koding . -SKill*4 l4 4 3 ,o4 l o4o i tiben - t4e 004 0 144 - ery*froiloini:the pattitalhe; Brit - ;A*0 1 6410 1 40-,sii#A* l .oclek :''When. found' iiiiol,444l99444oloUWi4Yrltifirdeili SEE ISOM= Mil ; lc( EM PE c _‘•4: 15., OF OP ONT snowy and -slier and he: falls au lunter.... Deer same way, and The *elf: then spreading..pan'l over the crust, pour deer - ents. is - biert der the snow,o out thp long Ali then .met, butt faces Iseldom the loi•est. Ot4 the Ainerion door, lord of-tli savag,e fight ol tween! the hail crust are 'easy Vial i're.: freque the *ands Los'his. f Sustains .vhile the Trough at ken.. Th• rocks; or titer. , Pair icy are shy' ittrinle on hl lers and sab Jagle soap inountai' tcurs tit ter and . , tab . 11er ca 1 cow :noose, fight either do, rocity, and-,a turn at boy. •s or men •ounded de The lakes t+d streams trout nf:the est quality one keeps. by tie water et fear starvation.] It is nu to get food on 'the mount still; sel'emn attd deserter amid ;the gigabtie forms were treading hit the ruin The thunderbteaking ove the only 841110 that dist -The river born] in their b.' to speak aloud - till it has heloW; while the forest fc its drapery of green in 'rite only bold idling there shakes their green crest hand,. and shottts aloud o suits its own erratic mood, ,ance:of b doubt mn RD There are n ny califlrend tl is-alto c: distin t artess rtt ist of the that made up he granilti occasioned ft the last novelties whi h that sti birth to, wits n regiment who frequents the mite the evening, singing - the appeared in th i c newspn referring toslime: Orin bloody_battle, ts' some fiw rclans sca city, at Va I rn snannler a dazda day. These throughout th So.that of a ca hear perhaps ithin the of these 1 onclietiO brotttblee.s • to song 4: chanted forth squares. Euc sure to gain al: remarka kle the the crowd as t it was ewer, th, minstrel i his auditors, Oid many and coppers iliopped into • Alp his v 1-intertio p ls . .--7,,iiii....... mn ' ! rlf. male among t sent, mitt largest share of attention. Alice ; and lie{;• history is 'kir. Findinglthat "the 'sir ceded tolerahly Well in Alice, whose ividowed , n bled by sickness, and we: , erably poor, bethoughth • years old, that she might to the support of her toot brother, who, tin crown the gone totally blind. The difficult to livei—and Wh• times did not t The wa scarce and daar. The those whist) a] now, poo think indispensable, wer scanty will their stock o scantier their stock of ben young to labok, yet the li , to do was tlieit• principal possessed a fake in which ~ oe juvenile loyHiness see 1 the mastery ; her eye shn nest .of a gazhe's. and h down on her s oulders in curling. To iliese wa s 1 surprisin g sw+etnes and s improved I , y dolma!, stru an impressior that instan est in the Itettivr, to knot nate possesso This good,' tress of the tni by the hand, . mence the pa -strel._ - She . Its verses ititiall thus mistress •tbe public de! Taking her s at the front (I oh the north Seventh, she veliee, a sOng' the Gterzier laxity; - - .NO o ' self and. her 1 i rather cool, a were sittingtii communicate was standing little blind'on, lence; listenit Scions of the - -her-tcibiettt . stopping' phi while procor disc in iiii,c , cl . hi gau - singi ~,,,_ the ,IMr:rodm Shi'ltad-jiiiii Whiji all.' 66 . . 6 .01 ) 44)im iiiieij.delighi l gle-Jitite .Ibi _eiiiiiiitlytha - .tiiiiidOtioif it 'Wrlllifigiia Itli',. - `eiiiiiiiik I:iiii:t; . and . * 1 Otieskiug;iiiii . - 11# i ftei,1 . 1 'IA 4i .i:'Weipliity: k l jitie*-0 - poil * t eti464: . „ ... waited eritl' titer, takin et out one filar amen 1111 ~:: ..,. . .-. i 4 ....,1 i . 1: 7 .; :3f ,. .. , t, , , : - , ' . _ f.Ok. '. I-0 - '..s "lilt` • 4 = REM ; ,-• ifift)(s SOT A' DIFFERENCE OF - PRlNClPtt"—YgnfaioiL '''" •1,, - • :T"') NM , \' . 1,, • - , ,ry , f ..irtl;l 11 1 ,,, "' '' : 1, ~. .... : „•-, , H ) I D u . -!' . , • FEB. '' 'l' -' .. , :•! • -, g .1 , ,- •• ~.1-:: :'-!•!;,1''' '' ' ' -- Rl'''PA - 4t, -18 7 - ...„, -...:4. tears ! A crowd had coil - cc — fedround on the paVerntint, tinning itilioni• nerd; fashionably dressed Indie, and:the effert to .gb' thiqiiiili :Within:r son kin the presenc.eijof' 'SO' many ylicon, poor Aiice hail AM, -dreamed of l eo,- lecting,there, thoughts of her. ti . oc.: mother, her. lilitia brother, and the go nvocatmat altegililidr'affeeted • her •gentlb.. Spirit' with :such 'a load 'of grief Mid terror that the MO -0 eitt she fin islied i .her 'heating! heart foUnd telief from its sorrows in a flood alms, 2 Tim crowd from the,strect pressesl arciund her with impatieni.cariosithlund 'delight, to the little „ • see, spell& to, and' reward' tne Utile fairy who•had so unexpectedly 'enchanted them, and were met by the crowd of 'strangers rushing out from the bar-room, of the house. 'nit• some moments Alice wati,totally bewil dered. The crowd in frOnt eagerly called Catlin' the hat Which theY 'lnta s 6 often seen handed Tenni:l4ln similar ctedittionS., and but • .fur the, thoughtfulness of it'yonng lad pres ent, the spontaneous domitiOnS would have been last. Hastily snatching of the little s find fillioUt's hat, he reached it : over the' dense tottSS On the pavement", and .received' the of a deli glued nudienee, showered down in Aid shape . of bank . notes of from six 'cents to 66;4 dollarlthe silver of the country being kicked up it the' hanks. When'this ceremony was cencluded, the dame thoughtful lad,* cisheretilthe two into the bar-room;! and its the light] felt upon the sightless eyeballs of,the ,child,! a feelin g of commiseration ran through the company, which vented itself in graturations. • • Alice, now the chief objeht 1 of notice in the room crowded with.siMage men, felt her heart,die within her at the terror of her sit uation. „ Jytt ,kintl_,words' and ;gentle treat ruetit dissipated in ade •,1 - Wit , drib**. merit; and in: reply tot uilmOeliss imieries pride of her by the gli leinda t , she detailed, , but without complainit , the distres s of her 1 mother's family. ;kith ugh, 'tlie company ! were.inflanied to hear stupid song front , Alice, yet perceiving th i extreihe trepidation into which their appla se had', thrown her, they . contented them elves Witli • exacting from her a protnise .to return lute following . evening, first ' deputin three of their number to accompany lierldsiscie, with instructions if they found 'hiromther ni she represented to leave with be icg roll of notes antonnting to-ten dpihterich they with cheerfulness . cOntrilnited. .. Alice. . . . I need,' say-everything. Was found el ? • actly AO' . virtuous Alice had represented;', and -itr - as eonseeMently placed in the sick ' '''s hands. On the &Hewing etehing . _inn visited. the hospitable Main Mar s .rect. •The strangers find prepared for 'inpatient for the musical fellst about to ?resented to them." • InStead of One son, ice rent through 'die long list shd had mtrived to learn, and oa «64-L. - ie increased satisfaction O. C • th e cowpony ~, '7llll"tgutilbl:filialslirct.tr: --Autod4 . "iCal. ',Wag , kt. - :..ura. - kuLas t ititteti',...oiiii..neigiehoriid a i of Pittsburg, who duringthe whole of Alice's performance seemed effected in a remark able Manner. • The tears of alight ran down his face as hp listened ; and his whole heart seemed opened by theinagidial influence of the sounds lie bad heard. .• • - .muCh for him, tolthe.rifle uf the itly , killed in` the re, fall of , them, .ast; for. the - soft tim ns .he glides linrp hoof of• 'the ;very•step,nnd he .bepr, buried opts of trees, sleep .hers rise-now and of man, and their is march through es are found, and his native free- crag. Many a is wiklerness itd animals. • A 1 - . nth desperate_ ft-.r will-sometimes are full of fish— and as long as urses he need not however,r ns. There all is , and - one - Moves 4* nature as if he • of a past world. their summits is their repose. am seems afraid eached the valley Ids them in will], njestic silence is the wind, which with a despotic whispers low, ns crafty. ty—perlicips ma n remember with minute. incidents tni.of excitement ;dr. Among the 'KC period gave F ballad Singers, s of the streets in any songs which rs of that time, all s. victory; same rite hero of the tered themselves ons public phices, vening you Might patriotic ballads out pas§ . of a • few ttle minstrels. wa3 and it was trnly,,Pitr deuce, inhibit her ", 't ' tgrethed. W l._ "e r' F:111 but Ids h ..° r ,_e ere the ink IAI l b ° cro w n re- t'e .---ilii.r. e•, - r 4 tllCtraty Ye , - illy attralted the Her name was' not a litttelsingu et minstrtilli sue earning pe\rinies, other wag ronfee at that -timO,\, tnig . , though oily 13 iassibly conthbute er and• h,• ttle rrnisfortun :. .ad mother fin it in those s ' IT _.... moi When Alice was dismissed well rewarded again) this gentleman accompanied her home. He came, he said to the mother, to offer the whole three an asylum 'on his farm ! ! Again and again did he embrace Alice, and fold her to his basom with the fondness of a parent, and assured the , moth er thin she should no more feel the ,gnnwing,s of the nionter poverty. T4y,went home, a house was ready for thcin—,-everything needed was provided, and-ibe sunshine of life beamed on their heads wiih invigorating warmth. The rest is soon Mid., As if to reward this gentle and affectionate child for her filial devotion, the son 'of their mutual ~ i zetlictor offered her his hand in marriage ; • t i six yenri; after she badaPpearcd to us as a .• !lad singer, she became the wife of one des' sing sw,affectionate a heart: I have beett'oii the farm they occupy, have seen the unitatcrupted happiness they enjoy, and record A story of-Alice as n!riew incentive for the youlii to be good anil f virtuous, and under ncedithemlties whatever to despair made everytl4o ommon as they may t*, not to be bad, for money, and still . Alice - was too tle she contrived lependence. She all the :attributes ed to struggle for vn with the bright r black hair hung lets of nature's • dded t ioice of 'power, which an. :k on the ear with ly awakend inter more of its forty- We are a yery ambitiouspeople—it is the secret of our irogress, that, every one be. l it Neves that tiler is no solid and sufficient rea son' why he ;shnild not stand as well in the world as any o his .neigliburst- and so we are, more at .leirs dontinually in a turmoil; as we struggle and strive to push ourselves onwards and upwards.,, The cynical may, peyehance, Carp and . sncer at this universal restlessness Mid .discantenf ; hut 'there Can be no doubt tliat . it is right; if it be confined within reasonable. and legitimate: hounds; It is only the abuse whick, is reprehensible - when it either renders us reckless and ex-, travagant, of causes us to pine in envy. mal t ' ' dissatisfactiOn. - It is the intention of nature ei s that we shouldhes vet on th ' More ; Mid' itl Ir - inseparable tram eitirlreei titutiPAs did we should. never acquieseein ,Itoseaccidentii of pi?sttin ? . Ivll,io:lysiFic.t.Cyti eAremnstances and conf i ne . DO comfort,,, , We . must ..be, up, star' of &nog; 1 1 6111;;;Tritig thf . i'stat ' h4e,. ;$4O a "stead, rte 'and' 'dude 1 fieiiit . .. The', - 4'orld . was , tiot 'made , td stand 'still ;* And' ifwei 'attempt twatetidiftill, lwe!,.‘, trograde,tr;slip •and . iii r dei backwnrd ntitl-AnWnward, :Never' ,pert with it . Fell , regylatedi ,authition. jt f keeps find' niiint and bo d y in'inititidneSi and , I I in health `" '''--,'''' '''' " '''' ' 1 : - ''', J'''' . I ,' But; beware, - sof- , thelahti '. , -vTakej , ditro; 1 wittleyou r ate Witting :When e._ , •,:your..)tpot*l *RI ,that yqm.l lo gpmmcp,; 04f 1 400. Fk, ! ly co .pplagnt - cir.Ornoilii4ci, iyhalsvtvi..;.Roti. I eiri4m`itiiiiii&i iiiis!lii:iiii) • t''ga yoli do not I lhigie-e*Tilitl iiiii`liiii in -ftiiitii 'iOtlit'hioll4 I - iiitiy , boA.;-•Mlinzikor ihis; ' , iiit:t o o,9 6 . - I,•prtorsiOthqlongoocieritigk'prOloos . i4oo . *: I ;#A5,9,!* 0 044014. 0 4 1 t1VA"., ** Pcr1111" 1 ?g , of F e *OW, 0091;.. , ..11*1ei0ti0: :firi,ipv,4l.,4p,.. titieCillitik our ifo'oetiyi :iiiifii ' ei*, ll o 4 lhit: *et*tiatnieloolOwii f : 1 ' V iletP.' :. TOl i e•! l .: riuriiiif. , tot, ‘a thin h th4.4hci:Siiiiletz'Oit . iiipt: 'o,t4noe.ol•oi*4l:etiOoghfik ;-.1 . 1) - n4,m.4n . i. •o_,k ll )l l o#oolitigi**#-*,'..SO4I4WMOt, it .willuiiiiitioitief to 7 111 , ' , fir;-thlr.eqttiin.! sick with the dis her hl indlrother - I evening to com- ion of street min- 1 •• y learned all the coeners, and was n or twenty which clWished favorites. cent - tying Modesty. ! hotel, then kept 1 ket street, above lid in a tremulous of the 4 enpiure of zenith of popu he door, , but her- The evening was 1 . rtes of the Wage bar-room which our at which Alice - . !rasping. , that °title . in thoirtlittl si7 ere, dung,, bacuii= 1 all ' whiea caused very was it fuvoiipe 4 rili' froni 'the west, pphies of inirchon momentAlice f _bo 7 fOrty,#pre;sitti9o4 , ring pr her linc.c. , l '''' " 'l' • # • . iianzis' 1 ore,* ,i 4 .4 . . J.:i s 49ii . nfic4:.;1:1 1 ,6,1 i 41 0r:IPliOl' - 01) . ' ll 4,l44!,fraPA VA% 1 lio . 3voicpxas -??l i gl irl i;tP4 .l g 410#4T i col trii#l3ll._ .1he ; :f,1 11 0q. ,11 9Y! ,, 1,t , .4 - griO,sltiAlt - . 4e A: "•:tr ii . 4roilP:A o o,_ 'doer fo;fe ih‘p lit-, rtefffilllu,;:•• 1..,tt ocirOuiCtinvecillit , 1 4;l(itli Pi* df10:14, ri o t** ' ''' she •ad '.in. i ' .. .., •.- --. • =II ••,.1 ; . • • ... i E • ~ MEI Conform to Circumstances. 11 I ,` ,! ' ii 1.1, it '.." ' i lii r ' . 1 I x, ;atariees ,, y whith.y4 :siok#,.ll' ii . 4 .3 !ico. ;11 , 4"y. i.1 , ‘.#0 0 .11,)Y1n, betfura tile iiititiei a tit artilor - lifititiiiie' 4 :re!, etitOtat thefotit '.in ibk hoar pr t pqopp:ikflliOr 11S;eFf botare titey are ripsuii el yi a datibt ttiOrtlie'l 'e%iituaiii tPlie ar . Foßfil,m, Ontint si'ipetL t cultivateit . y s ut he batifyititNii • re(niiiino energy ib' i stip' brighter. - This pißlosoliber a r ad : tbej ur, without losing l r ued nt.—/tri /. - 1 • ~,,. are - aurniOddeili i49fl.vie ry if ~1 ont:etif ; ,'an itie I 1 1 • -e, - s ~ ~ to - -econ' Ise i .41f inide .i , tnity ticisess ii ' not ae,,I)Y b # l 4 V ,e'd; and 'ihile tl tninl ' liit iIIV berth or -pot:, -,F, ~tlte,.priAsettt • c ntettifit sitki . t i ti b : eii'sifittlioul• jutti' I .citatriril to liii , twzbitat on man -; of act ion the ptya:e i .,„ that r I 1 .• - ' " I --: . • '!• .i -. • •Neiriez_FeEtr..: • - I 1 "tiC,iiiixiix asnunt '' 4 i I , IT , Though the clondsiare black taftigY/, ~,,_ ' 'overt - I Thoigir the lig,h tnittg's ileadir ight, ' • i 1 ,''- 1 - 'ever f • z . ' • i 'Thoogh the thundef,bolt is red;,., " 1 ' Thotitgit the shaft of death is gpep, . I . G•coilis present overherel—, 1 , i - . i , ,-• .. . 'ever f. Thonglx the tyrant.'a f .*o 4 4;ig ; ~ 1 1 . , over. fe • ''t Though the black 'cloud iiiih'si lit, - I- ‘- 1, • • ever f i T,lioagh a foenaanii each knav 1 Tholigh a coward ht.eace slava ' t Gods f.i'with the f t rteitunibrati . I' ' , I : , '• • .----' ‘• liever f • ii Thongh the bigot's enrses•Tisl e, • 1 • 4 - . 4 , ,,, , ,.`' . ever .1 1, ' I'' Ttirghq*frilaF4lela ' C lggOtS li./ e,:,_, i , ' ,'lj . . 'eve; f 1. 1 Th&ng,lt ih ei . st'rive:tc; crippl e 3- nth, t ." -Th;••ngli'they treat l gbothleeilaividt rut 1 'kbid is ever tvithlhniruth•- .4 • ' • ' .; t 1 ~. . • - 1. - ever ... i Titea,„-t'n the storm- 4 ,d flaps his ' in.'s; • •••., ' t - t • ,1 • evtr ,f 2 t Thcu - th the tempes t death-sorv t ings, r 1 ' •' l . '' .'ever ft i I ln the elottils are tilui3 specks fiiri • •,;., Thtough the darkliotigits blotlanui4, i ' f . G 34 is 'present evrzvitere-- A _ t , - 4 1:!iever fear r liever fe 4. ' THE ICE 'IEO'6IE.. 4 ; 1 r " Tee l is it cheep Initir}:;" sees the sio Fnrmer, " add - die lee trettse vet I . ` begins to be reckoned one (#•• the a i - .bnildingson, every: complet fa , t ;lishrtient. It is indispcqable toper pre s ervation pf.tha dnirt and _ i - ,•ats; pastry, &c. - ' ': ~, 'iNyq extract the followingfr'm the r Tiititiltd -- ii i 6 ii;iiiit:liiii 4.'''' . :•; t i 1 1 '' tt„,iottir rit..?,.i . A.,,.. f .a. • 4,:atiimil6 1t...v -tie dri .porous Soil i astitheiraidy _ ecitdoctta-. , pig. a :it 14,feet. squa i.i.i, noni deep, line it with . 1%5..0 F ' 'EA' with ' boards,ioorer it ki th a if`tin ii - level With 'ibe ' , rind 'id' an ,b 1 I • ''th ice. • • - , ,•• •i •, ' ',lt +Prong loamy or clayey sal - ; ha # clay or slate, or, at least, riticky in turn, is retentive of nioiSt4re,_ .an t 'tough it be well' dinined,Alinice — ho ! a diseribed will not- pre:seri-a Intl:half "t 1 qt. summer; in such a tirade. p The o 4 rocky soil is alto pan exell en t n , tit, and. the ice mel sin : it in ite of usuartiecatitions. ~,,• Stnnething intire - rthan file .georniuf liettse•is•therefore needed in all such; 111$1.r. N. J. Wyetlt. of Chin ridge; IV tosP practical auPrrnationf ' the . . .. l i p:001r more 'co mplete. th n that. 'clan:l.. person in the eountry,,h sing i einstruetiOnof 't hit enorthous i e haus • tres.tOn, has sent us the'colloit , tit: - !Alt fee -house ,above grout g situ Intik' upon the phin of litivArg• 'a: • Partition, with the . hollow sine: b• tijledi with stune nori,condustitg, sub !i• The Prime of - iliel'sii,je S4lld. bc. - qt • Wo rtinges of iiPtiiglii. jtOki 6 li'Y i e e ; the lower ends ,of” the' joips sho ript into' the ground! withatif ally sill,. iSpiiil'to let air pasS' through The 'linos oPjtiists sboald be about 21,10 : 1 rif.tfiC bottom; tad - 2 ' ea. e id: th i o tr. tit itheset 'joists • shOithl . .;•ini` mettie till the crosshenins, Which , lire 4tip oppnr - 11p0r.... The jOign..liou be b i 0,4.0 other., Tbey . 00tildAbn ,be r in. rtingli - honiiiing;,,,iybeh - ileCtignot,.lb • ti lit;, flailed to the'eoe: eirit T oW eaCh'cither`i ''So that one Tiiiiie ., l' . join 1 ' nbtsideibebitilding;;and,titentlie -0 C,ltaul L. , ,1_,,.. ~ , •••'''T l!'' ,::. 1 - '4.:;..i , : - , , TI ..P aceb qF c ,., o 4.,.4! e §t RititionS' u 'wen with wetfutt‘,.or„griwldust p . : e eri ii''tnnii coniOntent.' ' VrOs, . nil! 1 i*inter; ' - tind"protii'eftlielilejiiiini' ' i 41 . the , iides t Aintil.iiiihitint; i ngliiii"' - •`-' ' The bbttom of the ice vitulqshoult c? "Atinitf i ti=rnot deqiyith- - iiinnit i ,bl -o thr i e vol lf :i . d q u 'lqif°) . T . ". d MC' X 9,9 f . ' ' ••Virer'itifitcliiki(tongiiiiiikfi*r . 7 iiiiat s tilieeei've 9 to leer ''''r '"' ; Il i rnitaliebeliniont4eltbe!tiiilt i i Tut_ 4iliOnEliliOnlillbe'laiilviind - tai': , 4. 11.4 tT*" . /014,+.15K..M.,Aq ecEtti , it o 4 y, l ,44.,csa,wufq,, .' .I:tie;' ' ' of, 1' r 1 - Ok,W siibliitrit,aVe'& - nsiiVii P, - i t) - : I,t 'iliortetii,iieilv.6an thOciiiiiide. : , , trobe., l' ', should be ventilated 1) . i..- . 4t.'''bitti. ': o :4114:0AA1440.-:..e.14,1*,p14, .:03*1 '' t . .*4 l ek.ll4 l , l4 l ll 4teik'*ll fi.O.er t initist bai'litiViiil4..nt Ake stifle 1 ' , Alcililliiiiil.4l4iitifgeO % l.'.iy#tj 1. ' 44trilikilogeiiii - lieth,Fit *Oie r . 1 . . ben not, in use, , :1it , b0.4i, , t *hi . ~. latter. ,:t .' ,_ , -..i,.•.tAliiiii.-•,.i..; n4e,e)hdose Jo .Trg..-p, 1. 1., op. 1 ' . l , s . . h‘t**o4 , b9i;.!)o ll diag 1 1 1 . ) kit ' ! R P T . 10 . 44 . 011R . =A#40.,- . 1 -t r i gi,*:#,!,49gr.t,•l4'3'#Alii# tri - cif - ilfitts4in.'_iieVm l Aq . - ~,-:'lLt *tivheitis4' 4 l*.ollo:4:4l4' Ititt' ,i#47Atf. _ , 4 A ''• Ntifi'll i **-4*!#o :: filqa. fitsp,. IQ: Ri; 5, ,, z, - ,;:oiiiiiiii:i4in elf !: , t_ 4.i* . ir.. - -tke: ;rook.: ilothe.v, , t.....:,..-.: 1,,:i ,,F.1,% '• l..- ''--:- !-'-'. !E--..1-•''' i.'',.. * ,7!1* , 11.' MUM 1‘ I -` 1 4 ,e' , 'lir: . ' 2 41 fl '1,34 1,11. - • I EWE MMM 1 ?, 14 MEE rcurn at cdn while nlltiy e the toiie en, ers =I enes- Just ] cessa- iing . es- I • the E ardeu, 1 liorti- ?,~` non- • ~ and , joists simple fill it : • d:up 1. to sub- MEM se just Irptigh clayey Intim:- all the In ice ils. ..thjoa of 41ily qd the s near -haul!! frekze eks of indtty !..tionr • !dig, kir . ,h, find • .vc! I . lle !e 01\tha d tdtti- I • L.thor r4 d tipor _IV erie • :=fit, .the - ri'q7Pi# 44' Ait- , sementreonitriaiotia s l4 r'ses kitTifir,' 01 • 7* rOksii4it - 0 9 = it arm ,to *ration, not ' Quarter c:ol l ,444if f _l44ll4:pi M Otte 4 Colaituik.{ Busilielo'Car - , : i • - ratee'-' • be n#3. ber•ofinsettidiiiveAtrited; ppipal%rtclaiiez ' ibouse 'abosi tlt a.dditio 'ilia in: oho bp„...lh:4o,o;r!olijni b 4 "Jf&@iec 1 kin d - ni; the ofr,'1;11 510',415'. 11 1!1_ , .4”!ti woNt,,t,n !0,11 . 7yent....t4p too upvinfcrinto Abe i. . " 'From the . . ..1.., Origin of Weights Ts, , ' Ttio' - in l ikin: of 'ill weigh 's la England I:, Was AeiiVedll 'wheat; tvide stance SE' ot E 4 w at l'< 1 ..1:; Allk 12:tient* acted, that 02 of theiu 'well er,ed", from the Middle,of t 'iMike'one - rietnipveiilit; 20! and'2o - ei. - eneliniind.' 4 lit: was'lnibsequentWthoit l ,vide the - pe imYwOlght i• into : , c,called• grait*:- •..: .- :- ‘ , Willi*trie7cofiquerer, EboiLiititliat:tiras stilled T Troy'o,- Of - *AI iii: '1,46''17 paigne - in:kt:ane4 - now, its Auhe, .whete,niegle.braied: 'rite: E, 4 11 1 411„iwere,..44" 3 4 weight, bee4telt,he:pOunl. `tniithiniilk‘l)otina thed tit' llettedateo the , Orn:iliioi , was:a Ineditini' betit*ithe -c:ieret-Plgiiol , Ygi_gho\ • All tne.:,snr . eSpfppeekie ' `from Troy 'wel4lit, and' 0, poised-lin thereign.of Hen 41148 1114;q1ny:trlidati'wh. Middlt. qf;t4e;ear;=i arid vw_ ) in i I I i g4 CI MIIOR:9CI W I i9 g;_! c A 1 “ 1S 4, 1 r e ' aI x l.. e-'l,h , usbel :"l ' AVOirtrlp4kS we i g ht rAs, in the reign iit FienriVil . ..j, far use , trailtofireighlfreit ,heavy nnieles. IlenrY.fise Ihs:, whiekhas,h,epa .coufiri Aet of rarlitinie.et. With teSpeCt tainetisaret •recoidvtl-: that ''the idrioas 'were donstropted froirtt -cot .whichwelfidried,:fron2ttlx: carp made iiii iach..;.-Othd keti - ectite . iia,rtitMS' of the as digit, (;1:4 of an me breadthi) a (3 Melee ches t ) tiepap,.(6' incheet4 a and a cubit t„.ls' . iaches,ylte the arm ,driliMl9 4 011 rIrb,e-f• A pace , ( 5 •fe01) 110 o fathoth,s(&feet;) Titan:the hand-4.6 that of the - otheri' sitely extended. It is itat: in 1 1 0 1. ccAtiewarided that *SO4I t 1) its" deli' -l i•ed,iihdtlfee ;:• , ,t! , 1; ••• IYeig4tiglilidMeASUM ' 43. C.,; ,fixed eo alttandard regulated, 1492;, equalize: bly- to . ttie Act MO took 18261 • The' tenit py easure ma into --Fyen- .iftetent kind surface, vorette, -specifie r . Space, timer s. ind motion. The . several' tlenotninatio 'ores 'hare ikik‘ience'lo which :are idetirelearbit `. _ quen: ya ry among zia , Ldmitft is . a Yard. A;cre. - • - The.4* , 4a:ia ar time must' MOE T-helbatest Moot • The Nelt,Yerk Globeig 111 . 16 4. or:;stikinis , alle4g o 4 Ra twist 4otifielfpljeyelati9w -• ' '' } .-. , l'i 4 1' ,dfli ' tiVe featry thnt'ati thiiiit , nee?Ornitir xrm , - the . , Degnetitothie " in" tiii I) CifYi' iiiiiVlt merit* of an - a - cctirate liiikt' t • IT lenie nil& ufactared iii France, expre y.t4iiiit AtOdelk - succghded, in - getting alp , gmlpirtittpileto firq)iii:.'re/4.i*"esfAtaiqa of th :klP,oiiivst_ik4 dn 'tie hg: . stilijected`tivilie re , tiCone4 power fat in ` .. el-iiiciSii - d 4 l ;liiii 'iiiichh it' tl4 4 ifidiilig . umishittOand r .behutifhlithe. dineinild ,, rehr• 40.9 : 41, kliatiiihnintold:-;!} •tic;,,, •-, •,- -...r4-,i71-t-Af.,a -" he,e4stirifneyttir,,nre:a yet jntoiligk a rPIIO 6- atlitioll ,V,919C,44.' • tjiln;?reetePt . , tice nctiiiiitizalltavini . heo . , illtidile4A"tliqtA the , coutie:Nir. ille'-iteii. 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