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By `wi-- Blaitka
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VOL. XV.
POET;RY.
SE LE C T... .... . .
DEAD HOPES.
•
The dead lea.Ves,Strew ip7,,dairy patits;•
And dead' hoped strew, to . yr heart, " ,
Alas! that autum n atoris most "Conte,
summer's'And joys depart;
• Alas! that prospects bright as morn, • ,
Bheuld 'fade like 4.4 y wheri eve comes on.
• •
The cherished hope
Too bright_ for earth' to hold, • ' '
The gay, glad promise of my youth,
The fleWer that, Would tinfeld, '
NOw, withered like the autumn leairee,
No more my frosting heart dectiireS.
I walk henceforth betteath the cloud, •
My heart is shrouded now,
yet meekly, Father, to Thy ',Will,
Thai aching heart would bow;
'Sunshine, thank God is on my htiad;
Since only earthly hopes am dead. •
. .
. What though the forms I loved so well
Are sleeping 'neath the sod; '
What though the spirits once with me
" Are walking now , with God, . .
,In that bright land where angels singh
r -And bloom the flowers of endless spring! - 7 -: •
.
There iornea a day iity soutshnll know,
When' all I hoped fin' here,
rer ever fresh, for ever bright,
Shall be my portion there-
. 7. AN that the Father, gives the ,Bon
Shall share the joys by angels known.
The dead leaves inJny daily paths.
Will one day dissppear.
And vernal beauty clothe the earth,
And summer's joys draw "near,---
So will my heart, of Vdrth's hopes riv'n.
poem with th' unfdding hepei; of heav'n:
SYMPATHY.
ph, let us heal the wounded heart,
The sad in spririt cheer,
And words 'of joy to Them impart,
Aiid,wipe away each tear.
Oh! let us lie the 'orphaß's friend
And to their woes gives heed;
And ever to the helpless lend
. • • ch need. .
And may we guide the suffering soul
To -seines of joy and paqci,
And bid them rench that happy goal,
Where sorrows all will cease.
SELECT MISCELLANY,
A Real Incident.
In the autumn of 1823, a man was de-
scending the Ohio river. with three small
children in a canoe. • He had lost his wife.
and with the emigrating spirit of our peo
ple, was transferring his all to another
country where he might again begin the
world.
Arriving toward evening at a small is:
n' 'e landed them for the night.. After
remaining a short time, he determined to ,
visit the opposite shore. for the purpose.
probably, of purchasing provisions; :aro:
telling his children that he would soon re
turn to them, he padified ofl.' leaving them
alone .on the island. Unfortunately, tie
met with ,some loose. companions. on .the
shore who invited him to drink-, -.He be
came intoxicated, and in attempting to
cross the river after night was drowned.--
The canoe .floated away and no one knew
of the-catastrophe until the following day.
The } poor deserted children in the mean
while wandered about the uninhabited
land straining their little eyes• to get a
glimpse at their father. Night came, and
they had .no.fire or food—no bed- to rest
upon, no parent to match over them. The
weather was extremely cold. and the elder
child, though bUt".eiglit."years Of age ,:rel•
membered that persons who slept in the
cold were sometimes chilled to death.--
She continued 'to wander about, and when
the , younger children were worn -out a ith
fatigue and droweiness,ned were ready to
drop' into Slumber„she
,kept- them' awake
by" telling them amusing and alarming stor
ies. - At-last nature could hold-out no Inn
..'er, and the little ones. - chilleil7aTitl aching
.• ith cold, threw themselves on the ground.
Then the-sister.sat d'o'wn, and: s{ reading
tut her'garments as ) teille - iiiipnisifile. drew
hem into het' - lap, and entleavorid to int
', art the warmth of her - Own:bosom. as they
-lept sweetly on her. arms. . .
Morning came. and the dcelate chin
ren sat on the shore - weepinrbitterly•—
At-length -they were filled with joy a4' the
:tett of a canoe approaChing the
t iit-thei.-soon-discovered-that , it:-waft filled
ttit Indiana, became _frightened, and fled:
o-itte , -tvoods. ---Betieming that the -sa vages
laitainplered their tatter and werp:upw
ome to..see-k: them, they crouched under
.nalteeohiding in it.reatitleturfear, a
ec,od . of.yrmnig,,partri4ges.
•Phe slndiene,haaing ,kindleel :a. :fire. • Pal
wn arounAl irrlonsl iiegan_ to conk„ their.
finning Jo.eol;„And the .e Wen qh3141., As, She
reaped- irom her :bidding ; Owe.: ;began tq
itink:ltheY ArolC-oirit k fil?d• her lather.,,
eflected4Jont.,thry, must `ine vita hly gltarve,
lift , 0 0 tlim, lone. island; ,
•. th,e.
ther, !sand:there wps:a pool,
og .k ind 17. reoeii Op I nd . ini.•;,
ries, ton, -t .11 er *fit r a.n4 .9,lfttfr. tI ho
• ere - begetng4ocibread s , pierced her, h - ,t-844,-I
awstketietta:i her enffirty, •, - $.11.144ti
itLie ;one.* °ger 0 144 :feebte.,tittolii:. loir
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0 •get Alp ,ind4o ..ht,tr; hen , - taking
out: themeto.th - fl
dial "Fitrinnately; the „say:t
ee tperSeretond )o,turaa Nip age, ,and,the le.
'rt.eicipliiined to Ahinn,,What :And oecored..!
It received ,the.tiegertoti nfiklitxtzn
d; Atirito . to Atte ~ n earest, teen
hu m Ales. we :keo beeeinkint:
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4 - year, egOL- , - . are ;the Aneniniies;
whit almost tPuuiseqei,
steal upon ,Us `Whiile,
year in ,the retrospect of time 'mien,
now, the Ast *aye kutpiiin
-,
liesi.ete , golegAip,', dark
Shiidn'tis*Of iliiWn• Upon ifs"
But still hovy changed are all thlllge around
usl Methlicks;:there;it.salde < a hott bold.
wherein , the innilterrArint mot
. nots,stutte,
great change; the past, year' has , pertiapa
wrought such ehaoges , ;as only one-inlo
hundred sin effect.- .
And as I.write, thought. will revery to
namel whose •sotind Was•,gladneas-1.--one
often on your pages-appeared, andstv•hose
words came willingly to our hearts, with
tones•of cheerful , mirth, lifting. if it might
not altogether dispel, the cloutht which , of
tenlimes surrounds-use threatening entirely
to envelope us with. its.darkness and•gloorn,
But that name we ~more behold.
WOnderingly we , asked ; what- stilled ;the
pen of lvai/hat ,saw. not -the-familiar
signatureAhen lo! the .measeoger came,
saying she - had, -gone—had .44 the buds
and flower she loved so well, , pat they,
were bursting, into lovelihess, r ,-gone in 'the
'aright and :beautiful. , ,• • • -
And. thus in many a' , hnnaehold., • they
h. veloce-L-gone never more to Teturn;
they 'ileparted'ivith the last signs
reign; perhaps looked a tittle
while on the returning , lootlinesi•of moth
e'r earth, and then laid then, down to , re
pose''nieng the 'earliest
But there are titany who have , fallen,
with no loved-hand nigh to wipe the death
(help front the paling . brOW—rici gentle
voice to direct the failing eye efin'ard—
have fallen alone, and'Alone the bereaved
house het& de meern: •,' • • • • -
There. are - salt Other heroes desolate,
though. trot by th e hand of death bereaved
hearts that mourn in-the •bitter pas of atit:
iety; concerning the fate'of loved ones. on
the tented field-loved ones who a yeat'
ago, mingled in the bright home circle,
shared the amusements -and employments
of their own firesidus, little .thinking - that
_ • 't it wo Id so soon call "them
forth in the defence ,of their Country s
banner.
Well may we ask where,aretthose..who
in beauty stood. (notbne hundred) but one
short year ago; and ere another year shall
roll around, where will be those who s now
upright walk upon this loved eatth.in - Abe
strength of manhood? Shall they be cold
and gory. (ar away on some distant battle
field. a willing sacrifice on the altar of
Liberty ?
Time alone can Einswer, and, in the mean
while. let us remember, that. the .iinight
corneth wherein-nn man can work," and
strive.tn he prepared ler whatever changes
the times and seasons. in the hands of the
Almighty One, shall- develope —CounTr .
Gel:damn. . .
Stidaining Words.
There are - tirtaliy etiliftrih low; word-alb
t e ng to anguage...more perßlFT — is t ad
-
in any other moderir tongt-exeeputtieltal-'
ian—of which the " sonnet 'tto "berme:Mites
witluthe sense', that•thet-•charM: it once
the 'er•atid the heart. " The Irircal boily,ito
to itpPak,w with' which the - sentiment Is.
clothed.'se'ems as 'ap'propriate' in --if as' a
lovely conifteliatiee' to the possessor of
beautiful Mind. • tllome.' 'LOON' 48him.
.CaXeSl4, 4 'Welebnie.' belting to its
category; hut' it is - in Certain liithetil ex:
pressions•that the argument-of snood and
sentiment strikes us as most iletket: Poe'
said that 'Nevermore' was tlie anostmourn
ful of all words; Byron gave the same *met.
anehnly 'pre eminence th •Farewell,' and
Dr. Jol.asiin - th'onght' that' of 'all • phrazes
l'he last'. was the most trittching.'' 'The
last look'--•the last sigh'-- 'the last of
earth;' these are Certainly' - `seileirin 'and of
feetineutterances; but we Mini:ooth a late'
writer; that there 'is 'more real pathos in
the word 'gone' than in any' other in Ate
language. " To - use 'a Spanish'. or anther
M oorish. metaphor, it is rears.'.:—
How it appalls the',sense and deaolatek
heirli4 the weeping watcher when spoken.
, ever'so softly, in the camber eif
Gonel—it cuts :off all' h'ope, It vibrates on
the air like the - tone' of:a passing hell.—
, Gone, forevell—what four syliables in any
language comprehend AO much of mystery,
and desn!ation'anel woe! •Goney.' save the
Ittin , mother . when - the dark angel has
borne aWay•the t lastlarnb'of her fair llock.
'•and I am •aleine!" efe'one!'
sh'rieks the diiiiicted Witloir• as she reads
the 'mine' Of her I,i . eart'a 'idol' 'on the "death •
Sertill of war: hasbiall. that
died with 'thee!" .Gone!' sobs the strong
Man. toners: Weak.'art an infant. from
the solwmn room where ' tbe :wife
- som' lies 'Cold and, pit Iseless. •Ah! -it is-.a
wOrd• of stlrrnii:even when: sir / ed:en' nt the;
3)8611 Who . May . rettirn:.•biti. teti rep Pl IW.tO
the npretttraing detid; Were - As 'ito elApr!ite
sentence ever its Cawed' an finite or
Miniiiiietit so full' Yet
there:is i' . cortneetion'in imparts
chain:lo . 4n t,O'lle:ll:reitred. • = 'We _ c an
e
sa trutlifully'ortliose who have
t•*!--=g e ter be it er and' hope
ail' believelhat'Weihall meet them where
mnie -- jirtitigs and' 'the 'lan:"
gettege*of'sorroW is unknown. We shall not
comfirrted , bicatitie thO' ate'
CatrELTy.—:-:rbye yobT whit) ie te,141, se
ensymaid to habits of cOiltk'lwlll s .'
• 40. tie
gra wig' up._ lift° lireless , tyv every _ 140 f r
flectittif,"andiTistiel y beigail4r ofthcise
deWii from-
A'7 roubled Onnecierte.-74e19 - nthieht
"td the mind.
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is tsi r
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f, • : el t 1). 5 , ,t? i; ,At
. ,
OtiiiitOitition Of La flillipeotabiariatuilY
_ we , rigrest 'it° 'State e thaii ,41ircingh qtfie
un
Mdell' r :of- as titiontrY consin,ionm cif the
firstl - familieil , ofi Ibis :eity:lwerti‘ recently
thro.wil into`i.iiiiiti iiteciiiiiermition , :anil
indignation wilintiAi la -impossiblet toi'ile
scribe. ,Fiii. a Whilcsetionir eimireqiieneed
vi bril a Rife hbntied:i 'tit after litoyer 'reii tor
itit es were appliro i 'and.extillinationsniadb
the family were enabled. toitairentieirineals
ivitli;their.aceusinitied:.reguitirity- 'and! 're;
lish. l'heinisunderflianding vas . nausea
t%
in .a. singular ma et' , altdtCiii. in a-meas
ure:be attributed . w Ail rebelling 'war
and number of military. Veroeir , whoAnfoit
the'city: i'.: . ...• ;,..,', ~..] ~ ..._ -
. . .
sieniethit the , cousin; .whOtatised the
trotiklei- is a native of -Vernion4and
on a Aivit-•to an uncle _ t n the..eity,
evening. dtirinuthe• recent co!d
Weatheriithe only - datighterloUJ the • house;
a lady , of 'seventeen; •emu) whose mind; is en
tirely above earthly things . i 4 , With• the ex
ception of the'opera; net/ , tlresitl-,.k
carriage, remarked. prebelictiThf het
cousinend without a • word 'of
Warning,• that.she was fearful of freeling, if
she•went co lied. •
Her mother wes'about uttereotne ex
pressions , of Consolation; when ihe.eousini
(rude - man that he is) remarked, in , a:. loud I
tone. so loud 'that every one heard ',him '1 1
-..lVbrdtin't..tiolt take a 'major to bed
frill* yob 1" - • _ •
'
There was a faint shriek.ind Henrietta
was obskied.le fall.venseleheon the-plush
Sofa.' Her fimition, howeveri- was: meted
for its grace iand •the careful Manner. in
which her crinoline , wati atljusteds: • , •
~ W retch," cried the - lather, slou have
murdered inv•daughter with your vulgari•
•'Monster;' , eshlaimed the .tnotheti "how
could you t ' , And such delicate. nerves 'as
she has too."
• .41 alsow,9 yelled the-Verinonter; With
a doleful •looki 0 , 1 didn't •mean—'
4.stlenee: , siri".tried.a brother, Who has
attempted to obtain a einminissinpas briga
dier general,-and failed- only because he
once belonged to a• hotite guard and , knew: ,
therefore, too much on military affairal
• f
•"No, sir, we will not,"•cried the enraged
parent. "A man -that recommends my
tlaughtdr to Sleep with a major' is .not •fit
for decent society." • •
6.But I didn't mean—" screamed the
Yankee, but-no attention was paid to jiiis
Words.,
, .
!•She revives —slie revives--the shock
has not killed ' her.", the:doting mother
said, bendirig,over her child, and kissing
her. • „
..Only to think, sobbed the fair. o•ne.
"that. cousin should, recommend a common
major wh'en there are so many major gen•
erals without -
"It was a cruel blow , , but you must bear
up.
,whispered,the mother. „
. 64/arnation .wont somebody', listen
.to
me." cried the, perplexed .Vermonter.
didn't.ntean that,Hen should sleep with a
a ,reallive thajor—pris of them malicioni
oiii . cers.. Ideourse I,didn't,.. 'And I don v t,
want . her to unless she is mar ried, andthen
she may (or all I care. 1 wanted' h er to
d.),,as our girls do . .cold nights. They' heat
hiielis and put 'em 'at their feet, and up, in
Our parts the gale calls 'em majors:. , That's
villa' I mean. and what's the use ol,Makini
a.fuss about it, that's, what I want to know?"'
' that We' were !Acting ,under
a miatake," said the head of, the family.
~ h tit really, hereafter. when there tyre young
ladies in,the r00m,.1 'don't. think, rd men
Lion such things., :rhelailies, of ,, t,he city,
are,tho delicate for such vulgar names."
The Vermonter promised to be .more
careful inloture. and iltelamily'sr© aping,
veit . 7 -13osion dmprican, Union.
Three Things,that never ,becorgeluSy
The inoneystif the, benevolent; the . shoes
on a Kuteher7s hdritiointl'a fretful t ongue.
Three things not easily, done':' To allay
thirst With fire, dry the wet with' water, to .
please all in every thing that is done:
. Three, things'
,that are as 'amid as, the
best:: Brown bread famine, well water
in thirit,'and a great coat in winter. ''•
Three things as gond - AT their betters:
Dirty water to extinguish, fire, an 'ugly
wife to a blind,man;atiVst s .lintideli sword
to a coward ' :: • - i - • •'!
Three Things that seldont - agree: Twrr
eats over one ),notfie, 'two `soOldtog Wlveg
in, one house, an-two lovers of the'saine.'
maiden.' • ' - • . -
— ThreP 'Mugspr'.'itTitlairt - totttitinanefir• - •
A boy'alove,- a chip' fire; and "a hriMkti.
things, that ought never to'be froln
Fromr: cat, . the. chimpey, and the
• ' '"- :'•
Thiee essentials tb ia story telleel
nieniniy;• 'bold - taie,4ml' frir
an audience.
Three. mingF seit n in a peacock: 'The
garb or hn aegel; of a'thief;•riatf
the 'votee of toe'4levil. •.• .•.„ •
ili:nri'tlMt -are unwise t 4 hoist'
tif:• Tile thy' ale; tire . bestitY'4
'wile. anal thtjconielite
"'lupe in'ii=itirieti: A'
pmokey cl imney:4' "&,,' I
scuttling wile. - , ' • • ' 4•••
• • • • • " -s
• 4 •002 ----74".”--: s '•
• A NI 4)io sI; • OtTi Zit N:.•••••The,St , e
saalkuseAts - liaerns : tg , ,,he
• the
lure Usefil l o#7B, ,- 7 , ,
* quire& to Am? 40.
,tr10.13,d riittin!t4;
L t i I. is propose4.,;in stilttiti.tAft. r. hilt!
quirrmenlkk A 9.
ter serve in enure 'military asap/my... 7T ,
-Hereatier, , :th@,ol,o4o Alf 0) 1/#:
can routAwfiJß,a4sl,-figli.,„i nt:
, A 1,
Honor thy ptrent'iii:rbiink
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Nirt;FIWAILIMAIT:AI,, I I
111. - 177. ITTP . • J •
Tpg ilisloßT 00 4 - 141
- J• 4 ~1
•
• Filled to faintness with perfume
A lady laiii.liolittAtllooni. • •
'
.‘! ilaY-ildlli41: 1 4 Child hatstleettlieliightp4
„Opt for the -11149, flif. "4. tl@gbi , II 'I -•
13het . n6tejl uth i ltearning —'''.
•:•; 1 1 1:1 3 O,:J
Spring rclatiltlllthiVg•graYlk4r B P
And neat oftentimei wacseen, •
A gentle boy, with ihouithifut MAL
r ;Veers:Bed; taw* tf#SP,
And struggled in, the world's rough race,
ft lefty ')11 '3!
..... 7.1 1 4 t1t.?
And then—he died! Behold, before ye;
Humanity's poor sum and story:•••••• .11
• Life—Death—and ilbthat-is of Glory.
•
, •:Thd iniiiisterandihe• •
iltimblebees.i
M his ies i pit lejoices •in :tile, poesesslOk
of the.tude , ,taleos that diaßpgyisk ,a,baelrr,
woods
,pruseberimorky, tie`UPciP.E/ob t '
orcasioe , UhOle' Bob'' went to
minister tOilie Spiritual' 'titiitteCtif Softie
bietliereie•Wlitiermvenid aemi=orearrional•
,at a little nut of the-way church knowv,
sy,the classic, nane'br , Coon Tail.' , in
pfrited by'a croViired"htitise,'" Bob
must ' , tragic
He beat,', stamped,,end vopiferated
erriblyi.-_,FoF some *tie, preyicips the rude
ulpit hart been unoccupied. Icivlied by
he apparent security— and , quiet of_the
COmnihnity',ol 'bumble :bees! had
wilt a nest beneath. ; .Uncle Bob's' peon.'
lot -mode of coiplucting. • services had,'
isturbed the insect!; and first as lie was,
:.xecuting on e of hiilliiodt trediendOOS geS ,-
itterCan ihrsied ' met. him•thalf way.'
nd'popped!hisl sting into the "anti Of Un- ,
le Bob's huge npse-. He stopped short,
sift sundry ,vigorntity but, inefleetpal slaps,
when he, heard a.halferippreeis,cdtitter from
•ome merry
. youths ids far cOrherof the
Ouse.Tuinide 'With ' 01;
rific'eqled• iag'S laughing
o the house of laughing'
in my nteetiqgs. I'll th,rarib the first,man ,
lintlatighs as soon as• service is•overn-_-:
rhis.threat check - id the .ineiPient ,
'ent. '',,Uncle Bob regained his cortiPoisiire
two;forty •But „again, • in the • niidst
of the most impassioned gesticulation, a I;Pee,
.struck him Lull on the fureheadt lie bowed,.
dodged, Sid" beat the 'air franikilly, &hill a'
roar of h teicroAdiroili the gong r
Uncle' Bob Joe at them' - 11,, en
-mkngled le,ekings ,
:then shouted, !M . eetm'a disraissed 'do
home 3uSt liOnie. 'eiveiy 'end' orilou
But as for 'the [taking - off bia dOat.3 I
leave tiris.bill , as•bink aa4heres. a bumble
'bee ; about the ,house!".!-,./larper74
zine• •
Goer' , NATURED PeotiLs.-r.ite good na-i
tured,if you can,'(or there l is, attractioo,
so great.,,no ch,arm so admirable; face
that ie 11111 of the " • eiepressleiri: l Or arniability
is always beautiful. ~ it, need's nit'paiiit • and
no powders.- cosmetics, a'rev,saperfluons
limit.
~RnTirgc,couttot,ifhprove
„its chcek,s
nor lily-white mend its compiexiod. is
Itivelineds lies • he • innti'•ell ttil It is' not
the beStit'y "Arise id Skin deep,. fur'whert
you gaze into , :thdface ol noble ,Iwarted,
mad be womtPi. , 4,-i,., 11 5) 1 8 IPrP ftf,
features you really see, noryet,the tint of
the cheek, the litiedthe lip, 'Or the brit
liance of the eye;ilM 4 tice•that'fittnieless•
something Which ~animates all tbese.,•and,
leaves, fur your itwinct a sense,nl grateful . •
'fascination; you, see a n . , i n des c ribable rn
e.,
bodiment of dheartfelt goothieis • twithin,
whisch 'Wins your legerd ditt. /spilt di ismer
nal appearances- . Cultivate; good! nature,
therefore. It.is better than,apples o,ggld.
set - in silver,' for gold wi!l, take to itself
wings and fly' away, silver Williainish in
time,cahtl , "bntli, when n hundanto ioose:its
hold upon the , . esteem of the , world., ; hi's
alwayssin
,fashinc . , ,and leasop.,
Every bi'dv , admires ii.
sea it. F.:veil body :is in
never s state,.: 'IE I,iisiger , little to' tie •
quire , antr:withing to•keep.:- , ,Yiet•it!tis be.
yotni 4liamunds, in its worth tp,ita,pwners,
and can neither he, stolen oorloitt..howev t,
er •neglected.: • i.luritY-,.his is a
,level that
tnerital Watch; land-, whoa loutuk,metits
protection.. •.• , •
- , The peace of societO•dependeth on- ,jus-:
1 7 4 I) .RPPiPtt B P , ..nr: jtiliiv:id,Pl1 8 1 ,MY-
ceitain enjosepot all ibeir poepeesione.
Keep the desires "Or'he'ertAtierefi)iii.
ifie'lifittesle of. ioil * eratiolif,'let-414_
hand-of jeiticeleattithem aright.,-!
~ Q 4o.Agvaeovii eye (n tie gpOicpt, 10y,
neighbpr;Aec r wbakeTeret l ijie j prpfs erty be
sacred "fr`eisi'th‘ ' r " '
tin y"tiftvv.
ieation excite theelto ,. .lift' oto:thY lialid
he loszard..o!„hie. tile. .
• .
,!tts,,eh,arastm;. ttaf,
inri : lalse:%itnFes against hint.
,y
nett life servant ;to'
'ttikn'ltimt•attiPttle aqiel
itetniit.not;-•‘•
It• kll I bra 41:grief. ITarVnwNqh
anst not telif,ytt
, tB. pp) 1)(p,.,
:which nn repasattnn•imsatone:_ ' •
'1.. 1 P4t ,1 % , 4.Fgi 411: , Plr n .l. ll,4 •litP 3 - r l ai I
and join. and do unto, them as thou.w.iii
eh's' they' elVtittla "
• • F!"!i't P!R-T 41814. ,777 ' / I PY,s , M ,
.tinfte the throa t obi every 11 - ilf • lotte
stilt ikatt4...'ithir 9: 4 r uft
:(ttiisttli4' d^iltp eroton oir.funtil . .raisnil44.
yellow • ,1r "vd).. ;17'3),
4:: p: :•• ...nt , o4:.
- Surntoff Adsmicrzr.-71 pint' Ric!)ni; r
gain .mvrith--ail:poLirriled. it( Stint) AiOht
fit,! far ,soonest,
etfveto'atly . i e decrease of the moon,
7.
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Justice;
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A Manly volath
• s •6 ••
Met ; week ,tim 06 (Isidito w s:Otircas de
;14.14461ei1ii "'Ca •
aftil'Oit 4iiiptionf " 'WAS- Ivetedi . 6 6That
Psisan,iitait on Tony 'Jones: and , see no'-
th,ing nary_be done toAmprove,the manners.
0 42, 1 ing 1/?9Y•;"L - •;• • • ,
' next day 'the' ritter;rt - called upon.
111141 Sri; itidAtittfithedliiiii rettpeetifie
the, object of -liis.Sisit4 toi , Whidt , he. repli-f
• - 7
6Parson) I'd let i Tcirki.• in to meetin'
6007 Sunday. if 'f oniy knowed. :909 was
) iietiehl.'
s - tsity the .Villege of trabterin taliat's
got., mometaoners, tb an my $ Tony,
can convince in , just a.
,thinute... You'
See 'rod) , out Skin - nit!' 'ilioee. mill
°il l in , a. , ~ •,„ -, •
The; Pitis.on • 'nodded' notient.' • - ••• •
...1;61Slov see, call: hint: l 7e. A nil, .ralaintt
voice to thejtigttpot, pi icit.fte,
. •
response tion quiet anitequal ( y``fs~d
, • ,
:isDo t ,yorrhearithat Papsbn 1"r ataarthe
man. : do you not kharonannorsi!!,,,,.
• ' , That's, very well as far as , it goes,"
said.' he parson:
titftOtkniertn'hY"fir hilt :gong?
That boy sir, always lipeaks respectful) ,
trillie;•vitieti him. ',.. - Tberi liking his
abide he , agsitt
' ,4 ‘TO:iv.O'iti 1"
The My dropped halt dieised fieh;
and iiiitikitt his' at his sire, yelled;
ditt -.. '" "' '
(TTlie_Pritilinierlhotiii hie head)
• •*4l 7 'd arisershle. -, birreit,'Old ciftinken;'sitob:
rit cline in Aare in•jist
marl ye •lika blatesf'
The 'Patribii *SS •-iisiniiiShaiL' , •The'Aild,
man was ilisOoneelteilll,r - l'ibbniaire;.
ingtaiitlf:rr.enSered. lifinealhlte , talipad the
Parson do the shooliter.lityint
Patidfltrrhfill'.hsti gni' 'tft
as r iVell - atf niahriolll: 4 Thiti'filiap: m ke
an' .y Mir '9O6ittity eOrne -s or
' The Parson shook-stiiS'iihalli
Jtnim RA.Nputrit.,oll.runma,.e-Pillte-Ima
•
an_oke. we don't fOliotvitig Watt
ever in print: ' ' fr
He lwas , :trartilieg. r;itv's-2patt of•Vireinia'
with i which,•he, was ~tistacquiiintett,..t. In the ;
meantime. he,atopked.,during,,
an, inn near the fore of the road, l'he
inn ketilier.W'as it firie''nfil gentferitatill'
no doubt one* , tiP the I , firsf families , of the;
Old Dominion,' .Knowing,who his, distin ,
goished goest,was, bp endeavored to, draw
him into conversation, bin' tailed hi al hiS
efforts. But in, the morning. when M.
itandopb. was readrtli,iiturt he tailed for
hie; bill, Which, g k
beings
anti - anxious tivhitie
simie'cohtfersation ,. withliim began as Int.,
lows: , .",, if,
. •,Which way are you traveling, Afr.,Ran•
'dolpr .
' o Bir said Randolph:With a loolr
pleasure:- ' 4 1-askedl , Said , •the 'landlord.
4.whiehi wAty axe , y Writ'
,I paid
sire's:* "
‘Do I owe' iOti`orij•thiiii'thote?'
I aroloingljost, where I Ne2ser
do you understand?'
l'Helandlora hirthis 'go( Somewhat .
. pseited o ind Mr: Randolph drove 'off., But
IP, t." 1 :1 1 3 1 0.01Q1,C 8 :2 t'. l2 rP
utes the Siervant returned itp enquire which
of the Skie roild'to taie.
nialteinketii rit Heirrifl diatanee,lhe' had
lord spoke at theleFoot his voice: '
don't owe me. ope
cent ka.k4,,whicti mail ypn please.'
li is sliklinit blue
the'euiieti 'Oi
GENTLB-WORDS.
n0i .4 13
}ll4 ‘ ;'34'
lingerin the thifiii;•. I
" I°lsB, "cif Nappy blnis
gavelling, in t tlie 40MMer Ivifidi • '
_Jake the peal of merry hells
°
• irrex , thetbrP9lcs ftil4lthlienliAlle dells,
Softly sweet, then loud
Gentle words• 7 lSntle words,
YO are powers sent to bless—
Eicher gems than diddems—
l'reasutes.whieb ne,all, possess
.;
r YS "tones 'tenni . brighter spheres,
Angel voicel'isiOthing pain,. • •
_T_hrjUingsechopa thgtfor,_y.earg--:
In .the bears resound again! .
Witim wAft .ii
SY.I.ECT peNTErrees.—,lle,.,that, bash
sfiglit''iCiroghiti'' of' 'fiiii;",ever
great
.;•••11. •z . I
never-bey odd
the 4ilEWlP,Pf:ele.rgY-P, • • •-= ,••••
• tie,ltiab,Fo9.l4,k)e,V,i,44 in_teme!sti9nitei
him r.
41ifiheg artttstrtth *lthaca aclvetsity. • • •
•_ Nii.tiiewilareask..ol44l4l4 , soAdirsh-es lit
is ready and witiinotrgive. - •
W. :h e tti vie are• nioss- ferttli .04186, riven
:is Gm, mes)reallp.4o,llelo.•?.:
• It ist.qteiginfXjl rl t -r ( Mgrill49. - fic!;,!OAC)
taint hearted' under Wahl.
The '6l . o`tie - lin Is a groteentisery ,
•:" itontiaikt
will destroy a sinner s ,.:4 144,1 w
One m amulet, then. tiad'a time
'ucuAlArt qar,:be-itilr.Seßlllol.)
.• beliATPBll‘.4. 4 4+.lnON-ate...4cuilig. 4..Aut his
1 .-P a S I !! .4? 1..9L51..7..a.FP•1
r '`,.i,, ~t~
:. i► r~
ii 4 0 , 1 1,,), .. Ling 1, .• L+ f
,iffitr,a wilt are alla t k tal care oi
i t
1' I r... • i: . at _ §:Au ~ r. ' ; ,•• fib
t..c.:
F fi l. ei t . .. r "-i, t ”)il t • l oit .vrir ;It„ % itog. ? yfibti.,m,
~! , 1 11 T , 11 , 1 * R ~tre a re,.
v•il 14(5., shay .agirrit"
dire_ ?.ii4iill ha ttaYif.y Y+ al ~1 1 - • r ' . • k '“i
gr=it ... 4 :4.1, Tri:/ tt.'!' ' Cl '+'.':.
'a , l!):Eaft
, Ill's
=MN
, :t; 07i V 'AV`
.5
.7 7 2" . 4Lirk... ..•
0„11,,,0ur
0 .f.4 'rik. 6
eiieo t tthp hoot: 134 ' .14°P.38
man itrohiiged - tolienp hie word Offen,
°b,PtlY will take it.
- As. a:man ;generally ,grciiss
rec klieg; ip,,hls d rams
,!,he
fewer -Scruples.
6s.lton!l cry Mite, boy; did' be. hit you.on
Pureg_gle'. ~ • e'.•
•"No, sir. li e hit ime on•tlie ilettd ? "
• .e.
,A shoemaker tractaken , :ap ftit.bigamy l ,
"Wiiieh,..w.tfe.,';,,aslted . a bystander, „.!.!,tll.
he' be o6tiget to tatitet" Brown, alwayti.
k;ke. `:416 . 6t4i.e`
anir'olditiirtite; linint. ",
• d••• ;•• 3 - .t: • r• - :
is an Ailatitii - sieatnsitin:,ii a
the
(fivainc);.- . • 1 • .
You might is well.tryjo, li eee,throtigh s,
saw-log with the elk, ofa needle: as to
satisfy the wanto of a woman who dug.%
iraht g 'fiiiabsiirf .
J : is • '.; , • ,, n1;
4PM, a j e lll a`PAiillee.o l °;,k9RFA
dighejiatateu a shirigle.so.,exactly li ke mar-.
~; •;3'
• ' , .; •
Is ihe ytiong,(sdy Om excites a Ilstne
osi
- „;WU, , a,r,g)allAf I, l f (rjepds srpsr . .,
a%ed by distlo eamesi --- iiee499 , 14 they our 7
'
A yrqer i pf h?opskirtg,wl,Evsapptly ex•
-•- •- - a cum
!out.one of thi , se'sti-ititC" o- eaid;t the', l'fore—
:keeper "Well, of course tioi.e.!:dryly
spo,nd,c4 thq huqb,and,,,yvt!R i r_
-of a wag;',"afie 140614 tie, wittila
An old ~ b ae beim.. Ilya: tie naddlo• be for
ai
rikly bitten by Innscpiitoes .nnisl.
,he got,
married -,--' ivhen them,4lool) thirsty ' , Hinny;
'round net that' hid iiPi - fe''wes aina trait Tefi
ideiist, and lie - hif del Wen ?..rntibletteineir '
talk of 41ie seffiislfnese pi OldfrtiecheilArtra
•
' dowii' Vie pielael" . `“The woliEs
Were 'uttered
sergeant Id aw:usgriteitats•privaleorhmeSP ,
"-led away,by: hiS..oh.tingry.)pattsions.P.,hatl:
!metalled a.pieltle,-froin, the- barrel,
why should 1 put,tlowa the pickle r qtter-,
ries the private. ' &oath the
pick I e tws fit—di-YeteEnr tr
ed - the sergeant,:tleterntinedly--.:l.:Down : it.
goes, then," ths,soldleri anal, stokes
it into his mouth, it-quickly disa,pearea.
One of the saddest things about hnngn'
nature is, that a tnan•tuay guide others in
the •pathof,life, withou;swapp.ng in, it kip
self. that be may be a pilot and set , a , hut
away, ,
There is little p'easure in , :themorld:l
is true staiLsiocere, „b&syet4he..p,leasur.
doing oar , 4luty and . doing good. Lam,s
no other is. comparable try this.. ;
It ii-ttith . 'n'avecitv:iir;eled
'tierrolar'•neitetl' bdttles, the leas : they
have in-iheta the more holiettfer;inke im
pausing out. } :• 4 ' . -•
- Itlisery•—'•Employpeot, 'which Galen'
calls ionatore's so efisentrat,
ui fnintaii yainiiness,Chat ilidatencb`
Iv considered "a 'Hie - inother•of mistry':4
Envy feede,upon theliving;'arter death
it , ceased--then , epery..man!s welt:earned:
honors defend. hit* against cilutany, .•
We. selOom
IC)ng, es we ace in, -a egeditlep . to,Nniler
t!tece-a.secv,ice...
IVI all osnitia!t"cif i fa ud+e'poi.
The tranileo,,ot
which nre_perfottued within,foinFiitellq,and-:
in doineetie-privaey..,.—:—
.7 -- • 7 ..;
,Probably the reason whir so waa,
the Mark peeplt;
could: :1 • .!
1,.. •,,,,,,: I.H: ../. / , :s1 1' o : ' ,)" 1 ,./• ' - 1 ~ • '1 '\ ''
•A" _west, countr y e,fli,tnr a sserts 'lfiat he
was : . .hoer: a itentliniaii:' i .-4 .l'lie' iiiiiiiiiit ;
tliit'"ariy • kiiii 'nary ' • peisiiif=itaii ' elibit ii;'
ttiatile , w a •h:irir , a gentle itreby P- ,, . 42 . 1 at7df '-
. ,• 7 I -, •'; Vi.'l I. tiroi, ' 1...2.:- f, .
Th s ere. is more evil in a 2,ii(corrnii
ticie'iiarillitero i'iii" a l tiii iir'iMiiti'oili:•••u'<
+,. • ;A.::Le.,, • ti.
,Whi.`'is llannAllike mallyeart , i't. Begetter,'
vi m,er
It'ii efitte'liite!:tirkWe ' •:4 ,''' ;qi : `•3 :i, , .
5"..7 , : ~ . .1 ~f; -..i.:t...; ~...f 1 ,, :i1; ,, iit , if..
~.'-rtitr.e !RA. nlani,..ili , ! a `V'Jn 7,,,ii1 3., ,P,1t an
ugly' wire th e ai'*his i a raid to 'g o ' %o i alp; '
at night fa
_fear tie wilfl s ifyetiorditef.; ''Yt
vii ibe
fdfroiVing '•ietiiiible dilippropriate ,
r - ; - 1 1 • . ; • • „ • ,„
• ; -1fk.,1,0;1 1 k Y- 0 • 1 4 . . 14 7 - ;
•'•Wfien is 11. also like a,,:rodetet;&•:49a 4 ; l
ffithAlk Ik o 44,F 4 Pbed? „,,•,„
1 'Why itrlitYil'l4lti •
' Becautoit triVikmote till Jowls.
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