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(The following is it-translatiOn front an 'a ncien t
Spanish,. perm whichc,says the Edinburg Review,
•is surpassed by nothing with which We are ac
quainted in the Spanish langUage, except the" Ode
of Luis de Leon."] .
Oh t , let the squl - its ehitakrs break-
Arouse ha 'senses and awake,
TO see how soon
4f ,Life,.in its glories, glides away,
.And the stern footsteps of dicey
Caine stealing on.
And while we view the'relling tide,
Down which our flowing minutes
Away so fast,
Let us the present hour 'employ,
Apd:deem each future dream a joy
Already fast.= ,
Let no vain hope deceive the mind=
No happier let tie hope to find
TO-271 orrow than to-day.
Our golden dreams of yore were bright,
Like them the present flail delight-- -
Like them decay.
Our lives like holing streams must be,:
That into 'one engulphing sea
Are doomed to Wi—
ne sea of death, whose waves roll on
O'er king and king torn, crown and throne
And swallow ail.
Alike;theliver's lordly tide,
Alike the bumble rivulets glide
To that sad wave;
Death levels poverty and
And rich and poor sleep side by side
Wi•hin the grave.
Our birth is but a start-place;
Life 'is the running of tho race,
And death the goal:
There all our glittering toys are brought—
That path alone, of all unsought,
Is found of all
See,then,how—poor-end—little-wort
Are all those glittering toys of earth
That lure us here!
Dreams of a sleep that death must break
Alas! before it bids us wake,
We disappear.
Long ere the damp of death can blight,
The cheek's pure glow of red and white
Has passed away.
Youth smiled, and all was heavenly fair—
Age came and laid his finger there,
And where are they?
Where the strength that spnrnel. decay,
The step that roved so tight and gay,
The heart's blithe tone?
The strength is gone. the step is slow;
Thejoy grows wearisome, and wo!
When age comes on!
KISS AND NEVER' TEIZ.,
.Though you may sip from beauty's lip
Thessweats that there do dwell,
'Tis tnean\in you, I wean,
If you. alui'al kiss and tell!
•
Whatnitikeiiailt,ual exquisite bliss,
A awietßlysiiilu s "spell?...
Be always' sure the ;fries is pare=
But never kisiand\tell!
The Londe spring from above, ,
Where saints and, angels,dwell;
It was but lent, and never meant
That you should 'kiss and tell! '
It is a seal—a Utak to heal
A pearl within its.shell—
'rho Hyhliati.tlew:forever new;
But never kiss ,and tell!
It is the plan since time began;
4%pprovetVantis-,hottore4:- 7 , ••
From lcubla-Kalin to Isp()Oen,
They%kiss anti never •
In ,nights In June.:bertath .the moon, ,
• Therfairiat know it well: ~
Such rosy btoatV,ouryenus h
We kis; and never toll! • . .
Since 'Eros rose,. or',lfelan:l3 Fnegir „
Theizinnk within •his cell-- •
The 'mitered one—the praying non—*
.All kiss . andnever. ,
:11EArmartrortzss.—ThUtquelity which'
itreallud "heart•lcioduess"-is the result, not
of iiiittriallisoAfifori buter 'the 'u.roo .7
o sett, awl planting ; therein the lints of . our
neigh4orljt, is the extqt:'whieh wins its way
.actions with
good will; and which rriakes tbe lappiness of
sit - antacid us. ; An unselfich 'dspirit is essen
litiVeloii4 'one. ' it'How''is 'it that,.: b ypit
live so happiiy..Witlt your. hitsbao;
so excitiogX,LAn of , klatt,',lsvhose
erniJixtg 'face l oud sunny, iomp,er, wade. her.
widelyibeloved. -rgAßecause Lhate miter:yet,
found anythieTworth:ctihtending foe? she
leVii,e#:' "'Mt:4". .frien - d; I•do -yoU
.1* I .! 1 ?/ / 4,Ye":.
”Cte l ;4 l l'll4s.4fhpriP larinchito..ols- 0 9,99A9-
ede.ifsaiddhetlady, ft l 4e. iasliffer,
out tohttitsyvhat4oes t;.„,1
. . ,•:::r;.1i , 51 t
ThetioliteatdUerkluithe world Pci
might, but .
for liedttetitiVeitcumataiices, have ;theca as.
,namelessolay as aoy that-uurtureaJthelrau
of a •village churchyard.
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rib **vest Volt ItgliELLlOtc
roe,
••,•• • • , •
The, followin g , aa
.'e:ttrant Iroii the
sricech Aleijlnder SlaPtiens;Viee Prei;
ident:of.the 4 0Infideitte States, delivered'
in 'the,`'the,` Sedeipkton Conven'tiO Georgiteitf
400705 6 -I.t
Tllis step (SecOsioa),lin'ee':talce s ii T ean nev
er be recalled, atid'ill'the:hanefOl ebriseq'ttart ,
ces. that Olin ,foilot . iest the' 'f.rouvai7 .
tiOn 'for alt coining time."`' When "vire Mid our
posterity 'see our.', lavelg &nth' desola
ted by the demon of !Sr; which - this: ae
yo - nrs, will inevitably, invite itnit: Calf.ferth,.
when our .O.6Si, fielag - 'ivaVitig . 'lutrvests ,
shall he trodden doivn by:tlie'intirderons sol
dierifatifftery Car - of war sweeping bur
land, out' "temple's of jai:like' laid - aslies;•.all
the, horrors and desolations .of. war - upon is,'
who but thiS CotiVentiOn will: be responsible
for it, - and he - Who 'shall - gipe• his
vote for' o thiS 'Unwise and: ill-tithed; xi:lea:titre•
shall be held to strict accatin't for this Saki.,
dal act by the preient generittion;aad prob•
ably cursed and execrated by posterity in all"
coming time for ( the wide 'and' d'esolating -ra
in that will inevitably follow this'aet 'you
, now - propose to perpetrate - .
' Pause, I entreat you,' an& 'consider' for a
Hm - oment - wharreasatts - ytin — ewgiVe - tharWill
even satisfy yourselves in calmer 'moments,
I what reasons you• can give to your fellow-suf
ferers to the calamity that it will bring.--
What reasons Carr you give to the nations of
the earth 'to justify it? They will be the
calm and deliberate judges in the ease; and
to what eauss, or one'overtact,'cart you point
on which to rest the plea of justification ?
What justice has been denied,- or what claim
founded in justice and right has been with
held? Can any of you to-day name one gov
ernmental act of wrong deliberately and pur
posely done by the government at Washing
ton, of which.the South has a right to com
plain? I challenge the answer.
Oa the other hand, let me show ate facts
of which I wish you to judge; I will only
state facts which are clear and undeniable,
and which now stands as records authentie
in the history of our country. When we of
the South demanded the slave trade or the
importation of Africans for the cultivation of
our lands, did they not yield the right for
twenty years? When we asked for a three
fifth• representation in Congress for our'
slaves was it not granted? When we deman
ded the return of any fugitive from justice,
or-the-reeoveiy-:cl*--those-persons - owing laty,
or allegiance,, was it not incorporated in the
Constitution, aid again ratified and strength
ened in the fugitive slave law of I850?
When we asked- that, more territory should
be added, that we might spread the institu
tion of slavery, have they not yielded to our
demands, in giving Louisiana, Florida and
Texas; out of which four States have been
carved, aad ample territory for four more to
be added in due time, if you by this unwise
and impolitic act, do not destroy this 'hope,
and perhaps by it lose all, and have your last
slave wrenched from you by , stern military
rule, as South Anaeriba, and. Mexico were, or
by the vindictive decree of universal eman
cipation, which may reasonably be ,eFpected
to follow? ; • ,
But what have we to gain by. this, propo-,
sed change of our relation to the General .
Government ?, We,have always had the con
trol of it, and can yet, if we•ren3ain in it; and.
are united,as• we have : been. , We have„ had
a majority of the Presidents lehosen cram the,l
South, as well its the contioland manage :
ment of the mbst of those choseefrom . the .
North. We have had sixty, years of South-,
ern Presidents to their twenty-four thus con
trolling the Executive department. So of the.
Judges of the Supreme Court, wc'ha.ve had
eighteen from the South, and but eleven from
.the North. Although nearly four-fifths of
the judicial busines has arisen in the free
..d.rly ;row
from theirgreate.r commercialinterests, yep
we.bave have. the frincipal embassies, so , as
to secure the world's 'markets for our cotton,
tobacco' and sugar on the best possible terms:
We have lad .a-Vast Majority of the higher
offieers - of.both airy and navy, while a large
proportion _of he soldiers , andr sailors were
drawn from the liorth. Ey:4ly b'oor.ctrks,
auditors and cotoptrollers tilling 'the, i
tive department. The.tecord shows for his
cleat fifty years. that, 0 . the' \ three, thiapp t
thus employed, we aVti'had.more than t a
thirds of, the i sm:at), while we' licOe o •
,b
thirdAf the,,white population of, the, Repub.
.4;gain;loqk at another iteni o in. • which
Awe; bine great vital ,rotelest, Allot' of er
•the revenue, or means of,s*pportinglhe.4.6v
'firomunt.,,;Fora, official t,lapOrents we learn t a u
;that aTrhOPP PYfir old
entte.,e'illoeteCf9c o,o2;eoppolgoqutitoveru r
e I!{4lfoproy Ili% • /,V.Aar
r --
AttiVs)lll4, A94,tem! iog„i
plate:eareftillylithd.cancliskr*seAlppoOotit„ airt
iterui , tlatosavisgsluxt 0.:14ewlco: tia, m pteseht. ;tom
die` boittithustVpiaiblyPof dolltnifoi) mtiktyyJc. ;the
peed in war with the North," with term ftopu,
I .'C•
ththisands'el "Out sonatina brotheraii•.battle
effered . up as sacrifices 'upon the alter etemo
bition;-- , -tind for what for- the . :•aveN
throw Of ihe 'A..tiierieen Government,e)litab
fished', bY our "eotne eemen ed
' mii ancestry •
and built i up_ by their Sweat And blood, =and
founded en; the ktp_asAlorineiples of right,,,Ses
tioe land, hnumniti; . And ae 4 eye h „ must
declare, here, as have often dope before, and
whioh lies been( repeated l?lthe grAatest and,
wisest of statesmeti t and. patriots .in this and
other lands, that it. is the best And.freest Gov--
ernment, the most equal in its : yights,, . the , .
most lenient in , its-,measures, and the most in
spiring in its principles to elevate the race:
of mem, that'the san. of heaven ever shown
upon... Now, for yeti to Attempt to overthrow
sueh a GoVerpment as this, unassailed, is thee
111 0 113 " 4 mathiessr 1911 y: and wickedness.
copperhead newspapers complain that, af
ter ,our yietories, resorkis not had : , to diple 7
Macy, witli - nrviqw -- ,"to --- ceasuthe outpouring
of ,the people's lives, and, heal the yawning
fissureehetween the two .
IThis is pot a writ ,"Zieticeen two Nations."
it ie. &Rebellion of citizens. of the, United
States against the, lawful authority of . the
Government. All the. Government asks, is.
j - thntith - e - Retels - 72. - halljay .down_, their arms,
. 1 stop the war they commenced, „and submit
to the laws and• constituted authorities.—
There is no more room for diplomacy here.
The Government cannot . take less terms,
without consenting to its own overthrow—
The-Moment the Rebel authorities manifest
the I,EAST DESIRE, 'to stop Rebellion, nc- .
knowledge allegiance to the Union, and_ re-_
sume their duties as citizens, the Govern
ment stands ready to welcome thein. Until
they do that, the Government has no 'temp.,
dy but to protect itself agaOst their assaults
and to work to overcome them.
Change of *niers: ' .'
Have any of our readers considered what
would be the Consequence of a-Change of the
rulers of The country in the present state Of
its affairs-'l—With-Mr. Lincoln We haye n etv
a' 'policy marked out, and we firmly believe;
one which is in the full tide of a successful'
result. No one who has kept pace with the
records otthe day, but Must know that the
We believe that a large
majority of the Rebels 'are now at the very last end of the
rope to which they cling. They are being
people of the South are tired of the Rebel- - driven by our glorious arniies into their last
lion, and would 'be willing to cease their long talked of ditch, where they will, ere
armed hostility to the Union, if they could the end of the present year, assuredly lie,.
be rid of the military despotism of Jeff Da- unless the North become traitors to them
vis. But it is all controlling within its dm- E elves, to their God, and the civilized world,
its. And until IT be broken, there can be by foregoing the advantages' they possess.—
no "cessation of hostilities!' until we accept The death-rattle is already in the throat of
Davis!s terms--which, as all know, are the the Rebel power, and notwithstanding they
recognition of the Independence of the are struggling for the last breath of life, as
Southern Confederacy, the permanent .dis- • only dying, desperate men can do, still their
ruption of the Union, and the overtbrow of destiny is fixed and deterinined unless in an
the Constitution. - . " ' evil moment, some false moirement_shall--be-
The power of this (_____ii:±spL)!,ista is_vt- ak •n :
,f_lrTa_d-6
, darb - y -- dAy: rant - and - Sherman, add
Farragut, and Sheridan, are dealing it dead
lyii blows. We believe t is Fall's campaign
will finish it. And tha peace will come in
the best way—by the o
,erthrow and defeat
of the Rebel armies. THEN, it will be last
ing ; and our labor, and losses, and expendi
tures will be more . than made up by the se
curity, and prosperity, and greatness, which
will be our's.
The First Marriage.
We like short courtships, and in this Ad
am acted like a sensible man. He fell asleep
a bachelor, and awoke to finehiruself a mar
ried man. He appeared, to have popped the
question almost immediately after meeting
Ald'lle Eve, and she, without any flirtation
or shyness, gave him _ . a kiss and herself.—
Of this first event in` this weild we , have,
hOwever, our thoughts, and sometimes in 'a
poetical mood have wished that we were the
man that did it. But the deed is done.—
The chance was'Adam's and he improved it
We iike the notion of getting married, in a
garden. It is a good taste, We like a pri
vat° wedding. Adam's was private. No
,envious beaut was there ; no croaking, old
maids; no chattering aunts and grumbling
'grandmothers. ' The birds of heaven were
the minstrels, and the glad sky flung its'light
apon the scene. One thing about the wed
ding brings queer thoughts .to us, spite of
scriptural truth. Adam and his wife' were
very young' to be married—some itato'or three
days •old, according to the sagest speculations
of theologians--mere babies—larger, but no
older, without experience,iwithout a house,
without a pot or• kettle,---=nothing but love
and Eden.
Fraud Detected
Peter the Great, while" in; Poland, visited
a statue otthe Virgin, which •was said often
to..shed tears', during the mass ,fle,saw.that
, tbe,,f,aet: was ,apparently, just..as it bad been
cleacribed;,but,,while-his.compauions •seemed
struck with ponyietion, he- ruminated on the
menes of discovering the pause, which he well
knew, was not supernatural. ,The
.statuci be
ing'placed high, and „close to the :alter, so
that no eon : could r,cach from,,tho ground,
he took up a ladder which happened to be
near., and.mnunted it,, vety,closely examined
it from head to foot. Ilia .curiosity seemed,
ungratified, and the attending priests went.
ally congratulated themselyes•gn their escape,
as.well as,the conversion of the ,Czar, which
they expected would probably follow,, 131?,t.
perceiving small apertures in the eyes, he Pt
covered the, head e ; Virgin, And. to, thpir
great mortlfwat,ion,,q4pbsed _ thee . !Iva
tery. The ,head,..Was t hollow and Stied up 'to
be eyes .with,,Water;.;,.this being agitated ; by
.few ; small ;#9ltes,p)aced • in, it; a Ife.w., d t. rop,S
ere occasionally forced through .the &per
rPs, *04 3 , ttlqi miracle '7avng produced. - -
'Apr, ton,k,no.notice , the.,-rnater, further
tO observe that "it was a miracle;
; e • df.4and .tte,n.jleft r aa if anothiugypanticular
,a. ';happened.
The-t7t)91 3 ; s', l t Ti§ , r Ole goippexhoad, I
• • lAchgrOre
gballion i ?l,2iherb.ia ) the, frendcan :frould
ebt and tazationlbat distinguished
,khet
nion Where. again.are the slain dtr
vs 4RS 4 ,esPlYAOrcrMelly Wordoxectltyptie
KtIP
!Mrttll4.,lo9w €1,C4M133 . e,
A ern gmtis 41PAITwegriifiChinCIP9Mer.4 I
h4ti,ttl,e.,r.qst9X9AßlTVii . 4401 40.03
44,gtuiiitAtA1(44.4iiktou 1 1 1 0)414#.07.
, 4„agifrig44o,ll,,l*.,,,t4,e,okucioto9r
; of free Settee.. ' •
5.4
; Le iLlir
NINO. TO , OLb.AL.„ ,;
' Ol
14,••,eer 44111,4! giolm who 'bend
. ';,' 4 Beneath the' neighcoOnnp;,,.
•• , • • FOrAhny, were ,once,:like.thep, , tOrfriena,...,
• : , ;•
But, bitter., etnes, n! weary y,uaro,, ,
Havti,burne their joyl3„asysy,; , .
Tili,Aong-ht remains but age•and : tam* „
And• viritsting, dim deoug.,,,
. ,
Life"a'svisatesi lionis'have''liarlened' poet,
Its blooin has fa . 4li2O'ivi'
And dusky t vviligJit deepens fast
4 - long the.f.nrv 3 Ta .I?r°vr•
And 'eooniheir elittere'd
A narrow house'
Tor, one ty' one, they 000'4 Mir
_- Like-withered_ Autninn•leares:
Ohr •th'exi t;e kind,'whein'ei thou art;. .• ' '
t*)s. deem such:action': iaini - ' "' ' ''" •:'
Rini . words can omit: ilia' ageahenit '
SeeM almost young again. • • •
Cheer, thou the , weary
To. Jesus's Heavenly:fold, .
Arid. may theme for tbee be done,,
•.When ibou, thyself, 'art 01d...:•
sa - tiort - to give.- them - a lease : of
their forfeited . existence. The only error
that can accomplish' so' disastious an event
would 'be the change of our rulers at the
present moment. So long as' Mr. Lineoln is
at the bead of the Government there can be
no deviation from the path' which the Nation
has marked•outfor. the ' closing of the war,
until the Rebels return to their allegiance
mid duty. - Without his interference, or so
licitation, 'or request, in any 'shape .or form
expressed or' made 'manifest the' people have
with an unanimity unpreeedeoted 16 . the'
annals of our country, called upon the Pres
to serve them for another term in or
der that thole may be no possibility of a
change in the policy which had' been inaug
urated. He has consented to do so; and is
now before the Nation, a's Mr. Madison was
is the War of 1812, to receive their verdict, -
wh'ether or: not he has' beau faithful to 'his
high' trust: He; like the. virtuous Madison;'
has• been 'most vilely abiised and ridiculed
by thoS6 WhO wish'to obtain• power, even at
the sacrifice oCthe honot and glory 'of their
country and 'indeed,' hi • the present case of
its Very ' existence,-.40r once permit. the
tight of'secession to be recognised; and we
are at sea-,--we may emplia t iaally' ' be'said no
longer to hare a 'country, _ for a nation that
is liable to 'he 'broken to pieces at any mo
ment, is not worthy Of the contempt even of
any intelligent nation of the world, •'
'Hut it be'urged that we tan 'make peace;
upon the terms proposed by; the Vallaiidig
hams, and the Woodsts, and, °Oita of their
class. ,Admitting f6t'w,e should propose to
make map terms 'with rebels' 'with atans in
. their heir Tong' witlit betbefore'terms
cotild be - determieed - on as to boltialtiries—es
to the titzblieldriiiof-wbiablherebe/selaim
a share—of the Navy; in in which they also
elaim'an iiiteregi—'LeiXO' t he debt'of the &nth;
and that of tbc ‘ ,North: 'H,we submit to their
dictation, a,s asSu i red *an Id, be,.called
upon to dO, what is,to,prevent s theut,fratrtde 7
map d tve: Opp (Or:, , the /
penses of the w,av? , these ,questiena are,
diratly,,conneet,ed,with the . - Offer,,tl. accept ;
ance,pf the terrns,of geice t ,.a suggested
the peaCe party.
!!!
ADVICE,
,W 9.13.1711 - ,F O 74T.OVIARir.. - , 9-130., Or:
our 'eichaiges Pie" folloiting
which i worth nonaideilugt” '
"If apyboilY:is• diasatiafied ;ivith i , Federal
money,,•Jet "hini Sontli''ati'dt get I , 3.onfeder•
ate ilictiey;'• if • 'any bod'y 'is dishatisfied'lwith
UOted States- tatei- him South ',and'
raj , ' SCuthditiutaxelVif 'nnybOdy 'is "diasati4.
fie thti • Unlteci" &ulna ••'Otirolliiiiin Fiat'
him go South:Mid' 6ojoy ihn benefits •iirtbit
Southern i:"Conseription."
We/dill/hie •'Oeititlia 'of odi tnalienti WE'N'ash
vine, if they leave, • tut •• tW leatel 4.dr),
because of * diseithfantiOn' dmin
istration of.nffair,s herd,` that they go South
and' Ifni Eritont. r
ri~When dliserveS' Pepe,' s e
ter te 'Addison. f-tvirrit"an inaOnaidniabie afrini
every single mato • • :regrient 114'
whOle creation-, methinks" ft is a shame to
,be
at:" tifire'' rerebilif viof "Alia liSiWal.
. eti'
if the" inn
tly world: Wltrproceed ' in its old
wait; tiri4l:" .. tV l do: 2 4 l
- elfel
remembrance of a ga . orik-iitat
0;)t) ft; '1,:r0r,1,0,r,,,!'
goin' oL I cioin-b6ll4*hdli
- • - -
• The Illeetral fVotei OP)U7
1 1;01
7 , liTlieAlear l apprO . 60h ,1 01! 'the Preiido.itiit
.I cetion , will'lmiktqliolthllowingntateronOttffil
riferon de toi the . : 60'063 or' thn IE/oiler/Al'
States in the Electoral, OcillekeintereiotiO,' , AlO,
rotir inad,ers; ,, By! tiro `46 4 :ap.;
intigonnientiihe4intitivehtiOngthnf.th4l,Vt. l
eral-States-in—the-Eleotoral-Colloge-ban-Wih
-considernbiy nharlged• ,si nee I"liCh st 1.46.44 an-,
itial•nlection :The, number of oleotOttilifroi4!
,to bnioasti this ^ that IV a
-Virginia; , andlordittinis
,gress.,,,those the"segthltlfStatitlotihieh!hate
-beenrentereit to the • Unibn; in• 231; 'ifol-
California,
l
i•o';
~(., • ;‘,..
,;Connectinuliy.-• ,;
Delaware, illlinois
•
16
Iowa ; 8 ,1
•• " I
t: '' •I'
11E111/
ilgrim on
I T M:I74II3LE RECIPE rots
cum: nibers r of a liritper si2e,'itfter having teen
washed well, into a jar or Other r"utensil; - . and
then pour a good iwiele Of InicilaSSed, an
til the cucumbers are completek-env'eloped-.-
In about three weeks tiiiicyot hav'ea
fine article of pickled, Which keep per.
feetly green and hard 'ter 'a' 'year.' The me.
lasses, in conjunction__ with the juice of the
cucumbers, becomes' an excellent :article of
vinegar, which can be used.' as the pickles
are taken out. The above -recipe has been
_setl,-in:-_our - familyfor - -tha — prtst ten 'years; and
we can safely recommend it. It makes pick.
les of most &Celle/it fiav6r, with little trot'.
ble, and at slight expense. Try
change.. . •
A SOI,D,IER ON "PEACE LlEN.—Grea. Al
vin P. Hovey says, in 'a late speech in Indi r
ana :
"If I had the power here I wouldn't let
one single mail,, women or child, speak ; or
print, or publish, one single Word - of treason.
That is my creed. Thayti good reason.to he
ultra. r hove marched with your bravo:bPYß;
have seen their blood ri imp a, many .a battle
field, and marked the gremal,Ta.ves of their,
fathers: The.memury ofthmi sill:farina And
their heroisixtis.indcliblygrayeo on my heart
ant on the heart of every loyal A.merioan.--,
'Anse, poor
,soldiprs, toil-yorn, .hleedingrfall
lag, wrapp,ed in their hianiteta as a. winding
sheet, have fallen heroically, while,these,cow•
ardly hypocrites have cried "peace."
AN ASTOUNDED DEACON'— In t, e.city of
H—there residedit. worthy deaco , bless
ed,or,cursed with a tall, gaunt fig re, also
with hands, of euormoui l dimensions. •Hewes
strictly pious, never,failing,to ask allessing
not only when his own family dined butalso
at the servants' meals._ „On one.eceasion he
employed a male servant who vas entirely
ignorant of the Deacon's religious, propensi,
ties. He made his aPpearture shortly : , be.
fore the dining hour, and as.seein.as,the hell
•
sounded the servant, startedier, the table; and•
without ceremony"Cornmenced,devotirias the . .
good things. . The ',deacon was horrified t -
•. •
arid . ' extended' his :lAands,, saying,,, 'Taus°
• tnia
young u—pa,nSO I'? The young ;Man
. a 47
dressed ; Thised his • eyes, s ignificantly „ tp,, flie
deacon's upraised hands, and rOplied,
,'"Yes,.•
and ( pretty good 7 szed 'paws, f'sflottld'sax i l" ,
r fßt
are upiny tviti:ina .
tbe e world. ilia following as a s t ew 1
y . d'rer'a'y' :• '
One aeW,bpanei, l oi i w neke a young lady
feel
Oae;' - ' — 9 , :q;'°!.,
-One go; '''
ssatn
')
One bad noiel'will 'wait wYfoie *nt
. „
geed ,paper. .
oirli:i)iiip 'oil Will' iiie'f• 'ti- hiaeciits - '''Ficlise'.' U' .
One '"Jolly- few" .will tttill'ill ilid'ittlinbiP
np.ntg;g'i, itzeet'out 'erdooie: 'I ' '''''' `..")
'I„
' . Ohio pieiti'ilrt; * ill: i'nielie .i' Union . ; ' iil4iii'
oirle.iiiit iiiitiffot an. ee6ii id 'e'viiiiiii6 ; '- . 1 '•,
0 • if. , ~ •
• ' !Pizd'sne,,c , ' Niill' Set' tb irty .peoplisilkiii'cie'.'''''
..,• ; : , ;:• , •,..1 - ,'...0.; ", , ~.041,,,..,0-, , , . :• . '.!,',4 wy••,! - ... •,..r.,.
• : toil would loot :•en
yew tci sweep 'away Mist ;lb izt; l>yt tnseeiiding
a. little you. may,often. I overlook , it,:val 6306=4
oz.! t .8o it ;jai:with. our moral: , impair:etaeat r
•we.wristleliereely:with a tioiciusthabit i ivhitih
.havit.no:bottLupon.uW. •ig,:wo,sseende`d:
into a higher moral at:lib:Sphere. y: ItLis lyyf
adding to our good purposes; and: nourish
in t'he.idredtions which lire irightly!:l4ool,
that,:v4l , Blll4 kEI 41hte -..t4.Coulb,at.ttitk bad, ogee: ,
HortiniStihiotiN,is if -
diveraitiwttof 4Ggrast. , a eompelikatienli.
4
ti*.!•!? 1 ). 19.40134.0.,(5tW ho
r 0
of tnanitold anoitneni, where ma n' fives in
his greatness acid r oes n ess, -as little lowOr
thanittho , iatigelif ihe
b4-11,71)_,Li
1W!; 1. , ,Q:1 - Ei:7lVirlitrrt,;i ft - 7011C
PIPI4r4eSiKIf, , TPAR&S . AiIIs A 94: i11,p 2 ;49t7:
!OS:iMcire,thOlisl7PßOPfArg! 3 4,l fihrin
lug to attain that worth,.,witich.seeerres hon..
qTi
zta
, 574:
'me e v, o
lent.
arisas i •
Kentiicky;';: ".
iklaine; •
Blar,yiend, •
•Ilagdachgsettd,, •
'
Minnesota,,
, •
iNewlittrepShirgt,
New Jersey,
;N.ew• York,
Ohio,
•t !.Oregon; " •
• Peilhsylr;abil,'
Rhode Island, ,
Vortublit;' • '•'
West Vis,inia,
(•, I Li
Total nurniper of votes, •• . 2&1
Number reqoirefifor eleetimic 116
I-A
uo
oat lit , latrtntreeittdf - thttir 'Stu thahay ;
trust ne
,we ark Kti#4 . , - .31).4#11r T.e,gar4for
our need ! r ; yOu hiav4))Oifillons,trOfed . i. ite
lenCu'44oe;s3ifi'iddOtedrl'eis,-an,d,,divit' fp&
Your iii 4 k(. 36 lWAV
_over,_lolleAlWatirtitatig you—one sin.
.wli 4 patron—.l4l . 4')dcitit•'f'lii , e'lliS
(then, thou to , ltibiwwtsity, step asitle;"constd•
er yourself a gZftterdanarile,the rest wish to•
rituow why wellun, them r this4s'ouraugtvelt:
li . ,uot that we orOlabOut ourselvesi, but eur ere.
'
.diEors 4 0 - - 3N.Y04( 1 .194. 11 10Pr, that,WOLthWOßt
to gq 1,1(' e 05, tiji), P4: 0 1.4,-14t$SPII r
debiti tokeep -,,,Moving, :) t. As we agreed,
we—tave worked :4"1:591,10,104v6-.°P4ltr:AS'
'te4,. we have lutt4lied "our' pap - og to
%lit a you dOil't pay, we dun you riftr , o l arp
liikeem en ts jog' work, Contract's fof
_sub
'scriptigifs;, piotilefei fol*'lobt, e T iCdit,lidifditns
for clefortfd•piyment. Who is thereiiikffetiti
thatimaAlon't take Iliaper ? If any, he need,
motlfpeskTforrytrdou'rtudvo
_there sct,groekt,ho-he fionft;rudirqttisoln If
,uny, let hittl i ,tdtue;.,49,lisin!t i the ,eliap,
'Who is there- so mean. that doikpay
''' 1 1 1' '611.411.U,461. gat i;O
man we!rtraftettk:= -
for : I, 2,8; 41)5A0
e ,
lon exia,u; to make us ,poor autt.,him. rich
tit our expense."
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ro o , mo er. Imo e .
W hat; I3Ein?." '' t
• ••, : 4 !filayn?tollselt.i.6the big Bible up itrmy
reorn ,to-dayZ'e r
"Tea, my child; and yelcome. ,Yo ,don't
It' gives to - s,elyout.
'thoughts — tallied that
,stickii are tliese.re- your
• • • ...•) /•-•
"TtiggerSl Por what ,my chilP
"Why trap triggers. llcr's the Standaro,
you see; this theliPPer, and that one, with.
thi3 . •fitt meat on the end is the iong:tifger.
There's a rotten mouse keeps
- nir . roontandittsultiti':ti'vr Me, and I want, to
set the big Bible and try and knock iiii.6lliirkl:
witifor km."
--8 -
•
The most expeditious.method' j of s: gttMg
up. it row, is to carry .a long ladder„ok-piar
sh'oiatiors is a crowdeciAltorou,r-friirrO-'OIWOVA
it — ritiTs turn round. Go see if
is making faces . at you
It'is a sineja i r , fa?t that. a r ,ircman cannot
look from a 'PreeiPtce, of any maonitude,
witiiout becoming instantly dizzy.' eut,!stitat
is Still more singulaf r: tile dizzin'ess departs
the ; very moment somebody puts,.
• his arm
artinid her waist to "keep her front calling."
Queer, isn't it ?
4,eep an eye upon thou) men who Say
they ;ion% believe there is an honest man liv-
mg. , ), ,
' „ ,
law is' We a sieve ; you may see throug4
itl'butiyou; ti*
hirst considekablyredabed'b'ii:
ford pa,cauget tirtoug.,ll +., )1;,1
ff o%teil
She lboke at hike'' di d be. 4 et" ti dog dOe,;
clays..w :w he tiler he it te bite:
'there nre'Soung women tvlio 11114 tile 4
heads upon the bosom et one lover to: gaze
and wink-at• Another:
of poor 'h - ooks O:inhOt :go
Heaven. None saved who have'donii•
no good ivories,'
• • • • ;, r • ,• d
'to than "what a Arapic l is id aq
elephant; aectichat' tdeth and - cia yes in'
lion. • ' •• ,
THE giLvEtt..Rur.,l3.— Think . and say,,U)l,
Oa bah' of th egood qualities of othtrsil:ctr.
get and keep silent peueeraing' thaik bate'
• 4
'Virtue whiek kvitll.4•oixt (.034111.4 every ids
lePkalocig Ate , shore is•:fur: better thauLthet
WI/1044 e.s iq.sp,outipg 4P,FiAs•r )
VERY GOOD :---Whert,he loyal •.{1
at Illobile,heard,the guns of-ourlieet
,-at)ttiozy
mouth Of - the hay, they smiled and reao—
( Aria Oat !" " " " '"
'0113:4 ,t
t pare trik es a oh 114. in, Angek is
like a man tihn,strlftes the ovAter,..-41:9.; es:0A1:
sequences of the htiiir2a're" suit) t-o , iri
1 ?45.,p7. 1 3410..4. )
r. Aagdoit savils;.' if nai.`-'ilvigyfc'
fFoni,4llo . , isease r at; leasto ireesf a., bad - ,:physik
:-.•-• '!.. E.
When the: landltird', iihelwa!lotil*iiceseifie)
civility, be sure that-'he
p*pects to it, it
doiln .• •
,T,V;Ii !,':•Foq.7, ;,:tils1;1/:7
$e ca r e ful throw , out atryour lifoito•stea
nVitilifg,•exc'epi'new arid 'thou iiryontli'Actine
t.,
sr y
' 4 1119 estia"thlin: iihen Ilettify
frOWAlulode Rik): fv,tL ':(0s tt,,cl
;s.1.1:1 LIAO ',*
1 114 'ultra:trot o f WU DO /001 vo,p
pe has caused myriaqs to make looliiiof
.You; Shoulditteviltivink ati faults, And
toOtenAtrigleAd;il3Bo 14)
tends, lives by honk And :crook; ! 6"‘`, iyou
44dies,41M ahoold /inveYan
7)14.4.P3 YP4r41941etC)) 0 rW , ;•.0 , k4.04 *VW I
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Nlf e, X oil nth water,- out it %a ea y
to mix Eitittiasstitid water." "
yob' titiqiitte inou)lo.9- i!: 11. L I , llr.
n b •'s; 'I
litif.alhati4o,fieAtki 'll6.
thy ofitCHti tikcitfetnalL, • ' ""'"
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