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i tJM c:ood: alphabet, e-pccmlly, occur agau
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Tlio Alphabet leal lcntt.
A ttkd on a timo lna coinpunions to dine,
' J burd, aTid aurcd "h'tn ho ahould not decline;
fcoiJJ not refuse hit content to this measure,
) defined it would giVtt him a great deal of plea
- -ure,
E rvrr -a willing' to eat with libt friends
' frtrod with them all ho nhould nut gum his end,
; nA to the liuuire cr tha table vi laid) ; ' 1 '
l tmrni'd alon; bl much pronr;c9 mado,
1 L i fn ltd tuO ptrly.tJ bo at the fcist.
K k'-pt on ar fast thut he worried hi ticaat,.;
1, lurid to be- preaent where good thiugo abjund,
( miwic cttxiiiJ too where dishr g round;
H never wm known to d cUnn a god ciuae,
OowneJ it would V a r-gla to hi j-twa.
Pprairtcd the i'ir man wha brought eating in'
fashion, t - ' 1 ". :
Q ijdile overcnmft, with tSt rent took tia atation,
li rn with au?h banto thullio outtnp il thn wind,
s airovo to gut forcmoMl iKr once looked behind,,
T (hmifhf by their runnirrg'thiit ho tbould bo late,
fj undi-ralood well, m that cae, hia own fate, -V
vdinflyandiivor'd U"otitrun Ihein all, : : '
W !U.h1. Ik-hiit cluniv for fear he ahould fall:
X (run and Ill-natured," alone, lnt hi way,
Vyaarned, and declared that ho ahould not long
tay
', rcalmis, though laat, was not long on the roAd
6l welcomed them all to hia master'a abode. .
When' the last of thena learned gcntlcinen had
Narnved,'(ror they were all men of letter) and' the
tublc being bo'unlifijlly ftprcad, tien Mr. , .
A -anked a)l lii friedi to Uko wliat they liked
bcitt; r ; . . ..
D bicon Wgan with and gave it no ret; . .
C cliomi uno fine chicken" mud into a pie, . . v
ii dtarly loved du'eka end henaw sonic close by,
K.'a2rly ate aorne boiled egg with hia meat, .
fancied lOuio. fowla, wlncli were droascd very
neat, ' "' "
-i gra.iping a gorwc, finished allblt Che legs,
II htlned hiniaclf largely to .bum and fried egg.
I Si J joined again, in a nice -joint of veal,
K kept bia plate clean, but he made good meal,
J. loved a bojled lubaler that glowed in a dish,
M mackerel esteemed as the chojecst of fish; .
N not hking vi'eaL,: took some nuU? round and
curled. . v ; ' ' JT
O oyster preferred to all things in the wo'ld;
1" praii d a pig, inJ to cat it v as lible,
QHpnto fond of quail left Hot one on the table,
'U reckoned that robbms were bclofall birds.
,tuAVd him with HfuirreW nor uwd many words;
'V tasted soriti tripe, th.mgh ho liked lurRcy lsi,
U uiiabto u-et lent his aid to' the rr.sf,
V -ventured on verrtro;i'to dine like a lord,
'W woic out the paticucc uf all at tho bWd, ,
X now be,ttrrpUast'd,oro.H8cd his tegs and at still,
V pawning again,' ail ho iMd "Htuu hia Hil, ,
Ziod (ho was Vulklnri.) let's no while we'e
able, .. -.- . r. . . .1
4. winked at his master who diatilisjjed tho table.
--.'. IVako.s Tkcob.
Iow(jjiI, Mass.- . .:::-...-;.: .;. .
The Infant in lrayer.
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lhft rheek ol a?c.J
' JIr. Lieueral CSaiuca. .
At the caa of thin extraordinary wo.
Tnari(Mra. tlainea) hii (or i longtime
pan excited the'jnierest of the people 6f
ihif coamry, we think it will not bo W
imercbting jo gie 6ur reader . elfjla
aketch of her early hfo. 1 .
Mjra Chrk, naw Mi. Gainci 'Who It
welt' krtown to our citizech hwiiv in
arly life tcsi Je i here, was b jrn itj New
Orleans, her fa tin Dtnu-f CUrk.wcll
known in. ihe political and ; coinmcroi-t
hUiorpjf L'luuianaJ bptng a parintr of
Col, of ihii country. Her 'fither ,
died, and when only a few nwnth'oldl'ah3.
wa adopted -by Colonel Davis and brought
op as his own child. A man by the name
of Ralph destroyed her : father will, and
obtained -possession of the whole of the
immense pj-bperty of her father consisting
of nearly the whola of tlio new part of N.
Or) eans, at that time - worth fivt mill ion $
of dollars, and now worth much m re.)
She liJt'd in fntlrc'tnirtnce of her par
enrige for 'a kn Umi . Tim tirot Wea hu
had of her parentae was beiog taunted
by'a girt 'at school with tho fact Uat Col.
Ddvii was riot her father. AHoT.tiHt(a
he discovered tl from sume papers wtfii,
mat me crowU i.fcuort iu. ' hardly Con
tain tnir indignation 1 r l wis two
ur three times aiti mptcd. Uer first ac
quaintartco with. (Jen. Gtin waa hto
ahe wa fire J at, andarl of her dress shot
away. (Jjn. . Games came, and oflred
her hi protection, aud ho a.ioit after
married, htm. Jlf .opponents dared - not
use the same jneaos with a g-.nrat- in the
U. S. army a they' LaialrtaJy dqo
with ur first .hdabandy. a private individ
ual. v '
Aficr g ling .ihroui so many courts,
we now learn that Uu. Suit itVbven dt-ci-ded
in tier favor. ; The v-ilu? of the prop
erty is now mar tweuty trtili?jns of Mil
lars. Mrs. G.tines is. now about fort)
years of age, nbjut five feel high, has.a
swetf mtprcssion of couotcnaoc?, rniher a
Frt.nch cast,- She las., at the saifw time,
an Ictdotniiabru icsotution, at evory cir.
comstance of her hfo 'has shwn. - She is
very charitable and warm-hoarled, arid
never forjwrfur oil fiietvl.:. :S!ie even
now remembers wuh gratitude the ser
vioen tf her early' fiiendy (viurmtrly Miss
WilJmnson,) . now ' Mrs. i" Clumbers, and
assures hrr when sh ronWs uiio her es.
ta;f,h 'will remunerate lvt fur her for-
he found,', while looking fot sorrio doVu.m-,,r kindness DeUicare Blue ' Hens
nienls w hich she waa to setiu to the Uo
lonel at Uartsburg they at that time liv
ing in Pennsylvania,11 3m.lirae afier-'
wards,' she visited the f; Sulphur .pringt"
Viiginia, ana while there, on account of
her carrioge: breaking, ihebecAmo ac-
house
to
and Miss Clrkjoot being permitted to see
her lovor, she correspandcu- wttii him. -
To prevent detection, ber letters' were,
directed ,lo Misp Mary "Arm Wifhamso'n,
(now the wife of ltev Cory Chamber; of
this -city,) tjtughter of-wurj; late, .May or
and Pos:naseri she careluKy ke'epttig the'
secret, and . punctually-delivering the l?t
tors-into the hand of vMil Clark, "and
sending hers j" to Mr. Wlutnoy . in, return,
.Miss Clark was by this lime J oUy;tte.quai
ted with her parentage and lha 'immense
tree breathing. . JSiU'mg or
e. chest wuh
quamted wuhia young man named. William
VY hitney , a sun of Gen-. VV tutney , of M jw
York;- Sjoti aftetwardi, he ..visited ; her
in Vhiladelphia, but the Colonel - nrit opi
proviig of tho match.,' he was forbid the
ie. . Aofojuei u tvis ; vou ,iw. .iuoytu,)$.ooping -psturo-'Contrcts --Hhe fHoes: of '
Dtdamoref a 'place near ! Wilmington, chest and make it 'amalV Th,
I subject' ol injereii to? u jal especial' in
our norttiern tutuuue a no amongst- n peo
plo whero so nmny work ti duors over. ta
bles and . benches. : Th.s; following fnuri
Jr, Fitch's lecWces wo hve found inlho
papers, anu givty u -a piuce in me nope
'would ; avoid
m is ot th-j hort rtbi,. nhi ths tuwer end
oi tfc. orea-u Coiif, as rr out I rum tire
hick bon ,rs kssi'cvs To . elTjct this,
the .thfcarmuit bt peff'Ctly itlaight,' and
lfltfli little backwards lrorri the waist
al af limes.
VVriMnallof the'Sack is' mad? fl ixifWo,
but ti hip wntv are the points at which
to fl.w either backward or'forward The
j-iMts re bait and iCket f.inls, hke b
awireMn ione degrve. n..i furilc of the
b vf may bend forward in ich as yy
pl fise, for all, ' ut ful -,purp i.,t ttrj'
ehtst, a-ath' 'whole tie, 0"l,;Hok,be
kept pvrJucLly. stratglir llenco, In jy
aluni d . e.vj-ir niakj a tab of-tVer t;rip,e,Kiu.r
lor aeirgV reading or wnTing, ir -nny
oia'jr,Hicupatttn whskver. Lata!! thes-
a t:j "d!t 'wor k s y o j Li,-b a t r a ngt: d on a
tab! before you; and that tabla bo raised
to tly armpils, or as high as posble, st
as to keep Oie chest straight. , .
1 f A ll:ih Trnrtirt will n-iln ihla. infi.
nttely rtiore grueabre 4han to troop, . Iitlal iM.jory und irt a dtk Trleur
in i io or nautigua tu expenoiKe ,ai
'your occupa;lons, compared to what is ex-
nerk nctd wlhiu slooDini?. or Front habitual
stooping;.- The weight of - the a-houhWa
wll thus bo kpt ,otf the ct'igat, which is
one'otfhe gfanJ causes uf faltg&e from
ni inuat.lah.r, - You will thus entirul pre
vent the maTk of servitude beipg impress
ed upWyour person, in piir, oi rodnd
toopuvg shoulders - and i fl it contnctcd
cheat. ' . .'C
?.. I have known;' saVs Chrcro,. f'many
sin by pfM oking few ,by keeping silence:
VOLUME VIII.-'NO ,29. VVIJULU NUMBBRaDI.
i Tcrms-r-2 pef'ahnwnf .
PAYABLE IX ADVANCE.
A Morrill Case.
, On the 3rd inai., Jsmts Uodwfn, a rta
ideot on )h O.tawa river, nar Montreal,
wu trud.mUat ci:y- for the murder of
Mu wirrtp whom he had been for iuj
years married, who wat the mothel tffhfc
seVeo children, ou agajhst whosa conduct
or chiracter nothtng appearedt eicept that
her bruut partner had beaten anJ lijtrtau
rd her until he is , supposed to -have be.
come panially insane.- She w as then dn'v.
en into; pig rnn, where shev lived through
4 Cnad.iii wiuler from' the 1st of. No
vtin.be r o the Ufof Fbrury , a.id was
the if fouti t frozen t -death.- "llcr $ny
covering "vds ad old bfatkcl. . -1 '
"Mr. Ua'ev.ftUornev general, conduct
ihe HTVLaligstuiQ. ' ;Uev. I ij. Hee,
ds ft-ptars by his -lesiinionv oU tha tfi.d,
'om;swatvj wuh IhV husbvvf, but why
,did iie mu ampia x a migtstraii? ' Ma.
husband
her h iue-bct h oicrt-d her olfl in
sido the.pen .was-get.tm 'aulIication,""
iut no one cleaned tu yvn .the cml-
ho Chdt aud Lttnsf
v nn..u.(l(j ;k , r ; a n , I ' r n , ug lr. of i t , ' o f
course. aisea (0!uu;t an t . cousampiion
winds the km,. and ly lhl)recan.
uot oo euoug.i o. Qir ,0 ru, lha, orc
stayed and pent up u mH.i ;?.inHttr:, 4
chvat. Tne. greht (Jrevu.., ,( . fit hi hM ti to re '..i oore ' d 1 filctflt . t o know how
,.:.. i i .j : - . u.Kt t.uiiiuujj- , - ,1.,..-
13 IU OI" lUUtiJ III H
bobeiUv,t, than to pe-ik.' And there
is n Sptnuh 'proverb to tlw same. effect:
'Atiy -fotd may h ibUe but t( takes a wise
man to hold "his fongu. ,
Doing ood. "
i .Tbe reluctance with whicn mat men make
F? ir a of sacrifices far the jrood.of othcr the
d'th.,j,y.t. wiftt! they are brought up, to. the
tu,itt thase who would avoid cansumption
will leurn by it how to avoids the cuusciof
.t,,i w' in tc.r.,. I., ilu irrcuf hrn'vt1rht
operation f ttf mty e crcrvJ wt,t.re no-
,VC('H-' is uiy: neighbor! whit have, I to-do
tnh lu'tSn;itr whvi-hould I m-ike erpm-dilore-.
fiir thoM; -.1 l tiuiw riimr. from
. , - . ., -. , --oijtfr, anu who maw -nvi
- Thesfi in elsy ciicuimiaf.ces, or whp l;'""1, Vvvr d"ncl Theand
. I .... .... . . .i'.t . : . 'wu aim ,(j.tuicv r.m
pursue i se.uniary
dviors, generally mrt'ttu-ir
. 1
WiVtinr
longs but 'ery
estate of hc;r .fuher, ,'At fasr, she received A'tile breath'yery little air into the chVsi,
"A child beside a mother kneeis
With' l of h'ly love, " r , '
And layi wo,uld I.Vp the vows it feels, . ,
'IV Una cuthron'd abore, t
T!).t clur,u'jize," thai itaiiiksa brow,
No exqun.u ly fan! -
Who would not Ik? an infant now,
To breathe ai inlaat'a pry.rf
, . t ,
.. crime lull; shaded it youn heart,
'I'ht eve tiearee knows a tear; . : '.
'Tibbi'SUl enough Kom carta U part .
And grace ano.hei hp.icrv.1
" And was oucc a h ppy tiling,
Liko tliit whiCii now I poe, :
No May.b.rd on ccta'tic wmg, '
Mofo btuuUl oil free: 1
The clud tliat Wk'dm noontide glow,;
The flow er that danced, and shone,
' AIIIiuj and sounds aWe, bolow,
Were jos ta fv-ast uion!
Let wisdom smtljf .ofl forget -
i The collier haunts ol men, 9
To hio where infant hearts art met, -
And bo a child again;
To Wa into tho Jaughmg esj-ea "v t
'And see the w,ild.lhoughl play, . ;
aVhileio'er each jcheek a. thousand 'dyes
i)l m.rth and nieaniA' stray.
O, Manhocd! could thy spirit kneel -
IKsidolliat sunny child," w . s
As fondly pray, and purely feel
1U1 oul as uudctird
Tliat moment- would tncircla thee, 1
. Wlh light and love 4 me;
.The gate might dwell on Uc'ity, , ;,
And Heaven itself be thine!
a Inttcr frohtiMr. Whitney, urgm'g her by
all she hcld true, and .the love she bore
him, to elope with him.. The .plan" was
laid, and tl time fixed. Air "Whitney
wus to be at Newcastle, where she was to
join him. None was let into the secret
but Mist Williamson To prevent delec
lion, Miss Clark called all the dogs (o.
gether abaut Col. Divii's place, that even
ing put thenvin one of th& out-buildings,
hand locked ihem all up.' At last the night
came, and a .terrible ono it wu, 'too; the
wind howled, the rain poured ut". torrents,
and the" da-fthest was oulv now. .and "then
ilUimiii'ited by fearful fl hes of lightning.
UikJaunled by tho raging elements, - .Miss
CI a rk sir pped from he r.bed -too rn on tlu:
balcony, nnd'by mtps of the pi if.s'f the
btlcony or a rope, mainged to (reach tr.e
ground in safety. i!tr.neliately; -ran as.
Instasshi could to v thmngton it was
a fearful flight for a gji I sa small so young
an J delicate, to vonlure'abroaJ, alone and
unamended.' Utl her wiy'if pt"-sible, tho
raji '.-became heavier, and tle: tlashe of
hhtnut'T mre vivuf. , ,
At Ut she reached the residence efMr
Williumson, drenched with t rait-,' rfntd -ihrt
top of her, biJbiX baat m- by.lhe violence,
u the sio'nii.' Mis .Willi 11115m was wait
in tiloiio in the passage to rujeiva her;l
tho'low knock at th-3 d-jor was gvyen, thu;
key sof'.ly turned;' and tho door'-opened,
and .una iuh, u "i; "n
atipj'crs, winch! were wet through, sott'y
ascended the s'.alrs,, so' as 'not ,s.ta alirm
thj rcitof the : famtlv. The .ladies em;
ploved thtmstUes until nuruit-fj,. in ccy.
a- well as they were auii? i:s .itK
clothes. At the fKSt , (fawn .01.-' inafninj
they stepped out, and' a hack hifig pro
cured, she drptxed .'for Xe'wcastfe. , MsSs
Williamson gave her all,, the money she
had, S3,, as af tho jiitno she k if Col l)i.
visis bh hajl not aSlllar. " T ' 1
At New'cistle, Miss Clark met' her lov
er, and they Started - for .liihimare, when
thev were met by Mi$s Mli4iison , who
acted as bridesmaid on the occasion o!
their marriage, Immediately Mitr her
mirriageyMiss CUrkjwluitY we s!tall now
C-'tll 31 IS. .ll , :-c ii. '
I imats
conl;TJu!Vy uttirel. ,ll.y
2;r(vei)v!j' arc. such vmwhl
narrow and how
. I nrwt tilimJ
lint c Iismmoss: -.- 1bmiiaruil ;-itt .t. k...... i
j be, liosv elevated arc the principle nf the t'os
ill I, h;,vv rj)Hii-tcd and clunous t)u vi..tv i
pcsentsl -Wc. are hot pur o wn-, says thei,, of
ahd tlius independently oF bad positioni,
coOvract a-wrevcheaty narrow, sirvtll chetv
and l.iy the foUildafionf for the l-k9 of .alj Jd wc arc no nude for ourselves, nor for
health and beauty. ' All this can be ner- ' im or'd oulV. Wc ri U& rreatures. nn
fectly obv.atdby pay iug a little attention f"r li" 'I'Ty-Wwardji u-ul.f dm. atn.ts oi
i- it . ''-: ' :- c u '. r ii V".: 'his bounty, should se nut -Mhrr'n receive' and
to .he manner of breatnmj:. ; Ilecollecl rr. Lu i , . . , : ...
anta Ann".
, t) n Actonio Lpt z de t,..tn Anna is
hafe.toi.iirtg mvtnvb n fifty and tixty,
wrh art Old "Cnaoco and t'very
- li.
Hit countenance
it oiler a cold CamUjn night,
e wWd' not ueak. 1W hus-
that the lungs are Iiko a bladder in their
structure, and can jbe stretched to .double.
Iheir ordinary, 'size :witl pet fecfr safety
giving a nob'e chest k and :! perfect immum'
ty from consumption';. - 'Hie agent -and
ptl the agent ; required is the com
rnrn air wo- breathe; .'supposing, - howeveV,
that no obstacle exists, eierual to the chest
suchis hcmgror lying' "it t around wuh
stays, or tfghl : dresses: or having : the
shoulders lay upon it, as 1 have -before
described.
H').j -ri-sinri frimi trie bed .in ihe morn.
ooey nis instructions k -inn nc -nas -warned.. us
against lading up treaMirc uprn earth; and has
pointed up to, .t he placo:-;whcre only they - are safe
jand . crtduruiJ. Ie hAs aU said, "To J. good
and to conwnunicate,: forget not; for with such
sacrjfici a ,tid is- well pleaded." s And he would
have no. -cuio ovtrlookcil or neglected. JSdy he
has Warned u agatnut 'giving and lending'- otity
where we expect to receive as. touch ia return.
Tin'- pronvjiincdlhe tinnersZ inde-his- Rer
vants, those who expect any..-thing; of lain, ipust
juirMie a i'iffi.rcnt course. The hilph4, the
destitute,' the perishing- to these he pmu and
avi I will bcoxinu Endorser.- Yo ih ill be re
cinj iiv-.rd at the resutroctiou of the jil!,f . W-e"
iu-rt lcarn;why it- in more bh.-sscd to give than to
r.civo. Tiie receiving lus no promise con-
noctt J with it; the ch;tii has. It is a retn rka
re a w ent out
the-y said she wTuld' not ueuk. llr hus
bind said, Shi? is piajing ju;me irt J)er
old -trick's. V..:- j S;ui was! djad 'and froz
hard: and,clutchcd ann in her stilThnds!
had wished to be permitted to hve ill
her husbmus birn! libzabetli, ohe ol
he datighjefs lesiiftpd that when her mo
th t died to come into v her house1 to be
warmed, the f iiher beat her with a cord
she "had to creep back into the. pert! .- Dr.
burgeon swore that he found the b dy in
the tu n, a m iss of ice: if wus put or. a
door lor the purpose ol bdng removed t
the house, but (jodwwr objected, having
resolved never to lt her enter, dead or
alive! ; The night when she- was -.j said: to
have died was h'urlully cold; the only way.
in which h could nc.Courlt for. her living
so long in such weather was lint she was
insape. Insane people are less sensible
to cold than others. lie ihought that in
the state which the must have been ir oe.
fore deHth -frozen stiff ilp io the middle
.it Wouicj have been impiJusiWe fo.r her to
iH't outj ofvthe nijr pen. Oii? ford wat
2ono 'altogether,' and half ol tneoiher was
otr The stomach was empiy. and drawn
up toward the back bviic; and there was a
vessctin hvr hands whiclrhad a hoteasbig
. ; - ; i . ' . - . . -
a a nin and another as .:off as a Djai
I . . - C7. .... : d ' '
ThQ coruner said ahe must have bceti in
a hurry if ihe drank mt of -that'
This is the roost abonmttbu? thing-thai
evr happened in a Christian. "-Country
My of inanr.augh
rot.
completely h m, character:" indeed.
1 wvtr saw A physiognomy in which ih
vil passing which he notoriously pat.'
ae3t.es, ware mare stroagly marked. Od
y . treachery, a varice, and sen..
al.ty are dep,cted in cvtfy feature, and
hi wtK-known; character bars"out th
tru.h of t!v imprtsa.his vices have stamped
u,on h.s f-ctf. U per. ,!, he if. graceful,
and not devoid of k certain well-bred bosr
ing, which win fot him golden opinions
from th suafAco-seetPg fair iex. to whom
he ever most courtly atten,ion '
K haif the niMidoies are true which I have
hoard oarrater y iris most intimate friends,
any ofiice or tppjiiitment in his gift carj.
always be bhtaintd ipn application of a fa
male ml.-., ... I c t .
he first sw his present wltf, Tnth gtri Ot
nn,, whom her mother brought to the
president, : to wm'th; bestowal upon her of
A pension for" foraier services and, Santa
Anna bcarrte-ao enrmirrd of the art lust
b. auty that he soon after afgmfied his gra
ciuu'anleMon uf '.honoring her with hit
august hand, after a 'vain attempt to secure
j voung lady in a ss honorable man.
1U w hieh ; the politic mamma, bowevar,
iook creto fiusirate.
i . : . :
iju'inin was loun3 ,r
ter. lie ought to be 1
mj;,l;6i vouitsell in ait- erect p-)siUoti
your chest thrown back nt;d shoikrs-eiiA-bJc.fa;t also thut reat as- may be the gooJ'done
ti'refy otrtfi 'chesr, now inha'e or suck ii! ; t- th.-r, ii is by far, the tiler part f the mat-
u ih., , ; r.'i .h. rh i cfi -J' w1,,cn r" 10 thc i,ac.r of tho suoi.w
t . j "." . r ; !.' "
to the very bttomof it, so that' no "more
air '.can be got. in; now holt your breath;
and ihrow-vour- arms otl,bi-hirvJ, holding
U your hieaih as 1iig as you can; again
fiU' jou r tlvest and w alk a boot huidmg in
your breath nr long . a possible-. Uepeut
th'''S long bremh as nriiy timts us you
n'eiVse. j')onc in a cold rom is much b;!-.
ter. beciwe tho air ii, heavier -and denser, "ifaj,i
and will act itnu'ch more poworlully in ex.
pandmg the ciiest. Afways when evpand
mg. the. choit -;wdh :air, ffirow the liead
.-back, so as ;to lift Tip the breast bone, and
I. be id tin ' whole biist backward from the
waist.'- You. may in this in inner 'cxpanl
tlve-ciiest a tlrius.i'r.f ' Timet ; a day if : you
tike. -' O.a going out of doors into 'the cold
fii'i ruivale ail ihe arryou ran,;arid hold it
i.i as 'l-mg a pu-jMble. . sl'and' r sit perfect;
IV erect wniisi waiKing or
the
the min, n iv the only, thing Mentioned. The
divine coinniand fiVc'ii to nisn is. "That thev do
iood,"- that tlu v b:',. nch in good works', ready to
disiTibi.tr, .-ilhog in coininunfcitc; laymg up for"
t.hrtng4lrt rj'oJ founOatipn agains the tune to
cortie, tint they may lay hA lot eternal life.
There are noilivnlends like those of the Dink of
lba-vru.-'Froin tlw Ju J gm'nt stat we have the
rip"!'?'', "I'l i.iucb a-yc-haVe done it unto one
of the Icasrof these my hrejthrcn, yp have done it
unt.j in-"." "Uras ve a.estrd, is the invitation'
ows. ' It :wuuld Jbe a fatal error to surn.
joiehat.'nien--f"ircA,-heavcn by alins-decds or
rooa W 'ir. i ; merits tt x unci osnyfc give us
a title to thchvavenly unnfions. , 'Through Hirn
biivatro.'i i a fitee rift: and-it can bd had in no
uiker way 'Ytt.? there is mom. fir rewards, and
they vud be given. t!odisnt unrighteous to
foir.t the -labors and thc sacrifices made in his
e;u,c And 'f there be, diflVront' degrees of fa
vor, drffcrrnl ta!ms in pl-rr RorntJ cats more
cxnlicd ttunolhrrs it ncttd not be told who will
kit ncruot tHe K.n?. or rank' chief among his
bri-sr'.rvn. IaI tht,n the-wtcki d choose his pvt
ridim- through"! i" n th's. l.fer and th
street, along ths roai,in IkUs or gp ,l v 8r!-i' "M" r'"l!!S i ouu
rns. t racttce this niooe ot rxpatufina ,i ' ' i i ; , , , (-,i nr,u
trie cnest. " u not stonn torwaru at ait
not stonp
but suck in all tho air you can, .'throwing
theyhead and neck backwivrds and holi m
the air as long as possible. By this ex
ercise yo.j" will often at once check a
cotih, or . a AJi-sp'-sif itvr to cough. The
J chest may afso be tully expandj-d uhilit
tfiH ! I .K.fl ' ''..::': . ;,.
r w-littort to her birth. 1 nrmts 1 u..,,. r. uA
were used, and1 cverv '-obstacle '.madcuse Vercrsjng tho"chest in this manner,
of to prevent her. Her first c.ue a's to , xUvkl) ion V'om.' very flexible an I vty
hnd hor mother anJ at.cr a joifg searvw, j expansible, and wiM enlarge its capacity
she wat at last d scoverea we oeneve,
ih liun.l of Jamaica. She almost, lm-
m:dtalelv recognized " her -daughter; af.d;
isLut. amjile rs-turns will (Ijw in as fong as the
iramorta.) i,rit eiiMa.-or llus thrsne of CJod en
dures.- SuuArrit Prtsbylo ian, v v v -
gave
, Internal Evidcuce.
"A man of subtle reasOuing asked
( A peasant if he knew, ' '
What .was the internal evidence k
t;That proved the Uible true.
, . The terras of speculative art
Had necr rfkcUcd his ear.
He laid hi hand upon hi heart
And snnply answered, hert."
. i- , I, 1 1. i , -t . .
Maufxctubk op Glass. j. mountain,
of iilex has been discovered in Hartsyille,
Sumner county,' Tennessee,1 which is pro:'
nounccd by the Siate geologists to be tho
incst in the Union! A bill it before th
House for lha incvporalion of a company
tor the manufacture of glass, aod Tennes
8ttiji:fir lb'-outrival any of her ajster
Statet in. the manufacture of glass. v.
"He ho would be free, himsalf tpust
strike the blow as the loafer said when
he knocked down ih watchman. ,
... v ? '
the nnrridge ,cer'tlicate oh tier hus
band,, Daniel Ciark, .from whom, sh.e -had
been separated some time bfareHrts'deah
Proceed i ngs w e re :: ioj med iately com men
ced, bai for a short "while witiwa small
pM-o'spectof success. , Thrta'.s, :ere not
onlv made against herself and husband4
but agsinst a'ny one who : should advocate
.heir cause. U was, with djtficuhy a law
ver could be-procured to plead her cause;
" :.. Uai' tsn f hm hnrrth wet
the feed counsel ot we otner
generally supposed to be under he infla-
enceof bribery
m -.ii K-- Ktishsnd was thrown into
rlorinr the prevalence of ahe loyer.
and afterwards she wss imprisoned with
.-..k . msll child at her 'breast.
,tL- -n died: out. however, with
om stron suspicion of foul !play , She af
tw.dwaseW and.thougha w,d
1 nr.eJf sad with deter.
resolution. ST gUringTy. was the
v Secret of L'uJiapity llmei,
'.Why goes forth, that mat) this Saturday even.
nj".jfmia. the roof under which hT children hve?
Why" turns ho from the engaging Telle attempts
to detain lino, and roughly marf th"m away,
white" be loves ihaiaa dearly? Why sits atrolher
by ns lire, uUe, discontented,' uawilllng to
!'cak the kindly Wfrd ahilrf' his heart is jcaxn-
' r .. i : i 1 M ...I 1. ' .L
:' i .'iL ' ':. fit ' i " ' L I I ' J 1Z Kr TUVCI (WJUIJUtUVI f TIT HUTS 4UC
an i h4 size of th long. fco as to hJd in j fcCh ,wf lW ,Uwg
a lew wceKs., ; iiuuyie, us ususi quaiunv or i .f-iHiairts noutrslieUf " Anlwhy. searchm
Gen. Scott nearuy Oapthreo Th
correspondent of iho1 N. H; Commeicml
Ttwej wm itTi -ds v before ybkierdly
Con. -Scott came verv near beina cut lYj
by a party of guerrilleros, about ix miles
from theGuidalupo -gtto., Ho org'joizvd
a party tho- next morjing, and went in
pursuit of them, but they had decamped.-
tYJifro They Come Troraf',
Horace Greeley, (n,pcakXng of the pro
cress often mado by a ..judicious course of
meuial self-culture, saysr singW UcJ
now occurs to me, wh;ch 1 have never seem
recorded I have often ;wufsh:pp:d in a
Baptist meeting house ia Vermont, whf.
on at its construction, some thirty years
since, a stuaiou3 anu exemplary joung
man was for seme tirnemployed as a car
pentef, who afterwafds qualified . himself
and entered upon tiie rcspons-ibditcs of tLe
Christian ministcry. The vound man mnn
Jared -Staeks, editor. of tha North Ameri
can IXeview, of Washington s voluminous
Writings, &c, and now recognized a's one
nf the!foremost scholars, historians, and
critics in Americt."'
We have been reminded by ihis of ano :
ther professor at Cambridge,, who com"
minced hi3 career id bj)hiod by carrying
a foot liiave to church en .-Sundays; aid
performing oilier dametic chores, 'for . the
lady of one of the dignitaries cf that insu-
cold calcuJatinj miser Itution. Ihe 1J. U, detected tho boys
smartness; Jook a fsncy to iim, and sreijt
him to tchool and finding he nnde goijd
progress irv his studies, he gave bira a col
lege education. The result is, though yet
a comparatively young mar., he holds an
imporlaU prcftus irship in Lambridge, and
we believe, tills it with honor ano success..
Boys, tryfry -tky-TRY! Sabbath Be
corder.
A,-- rnpaj ibhmt tihrmimenun. nresonta
itself in thai gii uf ,fV.r, ihe Orellana.-
- n ':., i. ......:... ' ..... :. -j-
aueu me river x H,lon, Twice a day "
n pours out' its .impr'iMVd waves in lha ': ,
bosom of tho ocean.' A inntiJ mrtiintain
is thus raised of the bright or 180 feet; it
frequently meet the , fbwing tide 0f iht . -awa,
and the shock of these two bodlas f
water is so dreadful, that it makes all the
neighboring il.ind tremble; the fishermen
and navmntorsiflv from if in l the utmost
terror. The next dtv. or the 'second day
after t very new; or full moon, ths lima
when the tides ure highetl, the river also
seems to . reooubUi its mjwer and enercy:
tts waters and those of the ocean. rush a--gainst
each .otner like the onset of two ar- -
inies. f he banks are inundHted with their
foaming y.'avcfi; iIhi rocks, drawn along
lifee-r.ghv vessels,; dash against.each other
almost upon the Kurfnci ot ihe water which
.bears them on Loud roatings echo front? .
island 'to -.island: It Jias been suid thai the
genius of the river arid the god of the octan
ejmteud in battlo fr thu empire of tba
wares -The Indians call thit phenomenon
Pororoon. ' J v -
Efl fcacy of Suit at a iriniiure.
- - WHEAT- -A HEAVY CROP.
; ".A" Mr. S-. M. Brown. of 'Elbndge, Onon
d-ua county; N V.,'- harvested, the year
IB40, upwards of five hundred bushels of
tii--white- friht 'wheat j (tne-most approved
variety, ) from eight acres. . 1 his is doing :
wV.ll bwJ.rigv as our readers, will percoive,
trwrr thin fifty bush' )t to the acre. This
wonJerlul yield is ascribed, in great pari
by th proprietor,, lo athe salutary effects .
produced by Slt'; an application of which,'
to the amount cf three, treasured bushels to
the. stniute- acre,' was mado before sqwing"
the grain. We have Icng been fully aware "
that no substance can be1 rnpra decidtdly
and obviously effectual In its application to
soils 'infested; by : slugs and worms, than -common
salt . Highly at we appreciate
lime, we--.yet; regard. it at inferior to salt,,
utrd we hove no. doubt tli.itjwero it mora
ficquenlly used, tjur fielcTcropt, both ai .
regards 'lanlijy and 'quality would be;
appreciably . iricreawLd. Tha idea, nol
long, since romu'gated in somo ;of our
Agricohural papers, that salt, in order to
prove effica' ious in exptllirtg worms, cc.f
froin the sod, must bc applied in sufficient -
qu iritity to kill them, is of a piece with
air while externally ; it Will measure from
one to six inches laroer -'ia. its circumferv
ence. -Should u ut .have fjj
toenlarge the chest in .this way, then ut
into dfi-p depths, why des ra in'beome so often
a crunintvf in hi homeT Truth has lo bo told
F .il i.ti' liHlrn to vt kind V. f.jf it In harrt In I-1I
SiTeiigt r ft - in 'in-cause woman does nol trait anrercciatc hrr
niiM -in doiJi: lie life. Undjr the trecr.t con-
ah inhahng lube." The inhaling tube-will 4.tuqs of existence, she ha, bnconio weighed
partiality of tha judges onca 'splayed,- is, to keeptW bottom
greyly' assist you io 'expanding tne cnest
it y lretwcak or ndf. The chest should'
be treated in this way during jouj - whole
lives. Should you become invalids, from
any ,causet keep your qhesi expanded bv
long breaths and the ' tnhalmg tube, an-i
continue to breathe a little cold fresh air
daily, by having it. drawn from out of
doors,' by leather or tin pipes, or, in any
other manner you please. t " ' -
: ' While forming a fiqe chest and alter
it is forrneo, great rare i requisite to es-
taS'ish perfectly correct positions, so .that',
the chest shall not be contracted, and ail
your efforts counteracted by bad positions,
If vour positions era habitually bad, in
spite of all you can otherwise dothe chesV
will be more or Jess cntTacied, i ne ru e
wuh you should be, a pd the ruie of healtsh
of Ihe cheiU tho
down by cares-. Af a wne she it indifferent to
what she was as a mj?tre-. She ts ever em
ployed in drudgery far children aid household.
she neiecis-iit r crtss; ?ue lory? is i;er. njannern
The huband eea tlc 'change, bat des not pT
, . j ....... .' r. .u
I ap ru.4H.iin, avuk. ivi Hum ll)C LUllUr
he hib-irs under". Ife flics let the la-
and b.'.hard table- and, ahe increases in sourness
and .apenty,:-aa;.aheocreaes;irr. years, hat
itiuchof this M omini to the present circnm-dan
ccsoT social tie, ts true; but that much of it it,
chargeable to a sad subr&tsjioa' to thos citcsm
stances, is but too true It is more or less io the
power rot -wonjau no make their dmet'ic life
more attractive-to -their husbands, and -more holy
m '. its discipline, and ends than thev "now do. A
great fezuliniy m tuie- great . s-imphAity in
dress-Mi more deterniined adherence to that
Which is' right .inr one'a, own efea, rather than
that which mi well thought f m the eyes of
oth&n-an' ordfrtv appoflton.njr of various period
for dtffcJ-erJt occnoatiohs-'vonld make'erioints
t hoove, pass away very 'difi!; rent! r t what ta
the ureat majority ot cases, they are now dJKij;
Trde politeness consists of an exquisi'e
observance of the feelings of others, find
un invariable respect lor thoso: Jeeltni.
Bv this definition it claims oHianco with
benevolence, and rrsy- ofti n le found as
genuine in the cottage as in the court.
Wo u ode rt and that Mr, At.drcv P ttcr;1
ofCleaveland county,. ns ki!U 1 by being
thrown from his ' horse on Sunday, the
30h instant. He was tbout 25, yea rs of
ae. Lincoln Courier.
as id ft
tWili you tvive a.jVjTy Sun?
news biy to Mrs. Partington. .
W.H I bote a daily tni Why, you
tittle sc'jegrsc:! How dare' you i.r'tinvi.
ate, against a -lone woman from home! No
indeed, i guess 1 won! have a daily, sen.
My poor rtear mi n used to compla'u v.
fuly w hen I presented him w nh a .-ywr-V
son. . A daily ton, indeed! Begone you
little upstart rop! ard the old lady c.t't
ad for tha old turkey tail fan to keep fn m
swooning, j ' . -l
v Mao, saya Adam SmithV'is an ani
mal that mokea bargains. . No ofher ant
ma), bc-8 this; no - dog
with another.?
exch'apges bones
riumberlej! other thrjor its "of the day.-
Wben,worm or oihrr y depredators detect
j.h uigtnial or tioxiout principle in tha
soU, they at once forsake i:; the- warnings
of ifisuncl being sufficient, with the agency,
of death, in this matter, lotfloct their ex-
poWioT.-Boslcm 'Olicre Bfanch. ' , a
Call Thi.ngs by their Ujght Names
An afTiir occurtd in'alown in Vermont, a
few days ago, whliii spite of the serious,
ness of the .-'subject wiih wiHch it was Coo
neCtcd,must hvebnen exceedingly- ludi- '
cruus, and which illustrates ih necessity
pi calling things by thcirtright names. '.
A deacon : of church as usual, went
io the -store' with his jug for some wine for
thc communion, and in calling for it, instead
of calling for 'w';as he should;, lie said he
urnciui tuft' i. i if,, murm rvi inii a . - ..
Tlit atorekar per very inn;H-ent!y filled ,
; j 'n ; - -
d'-aron went hoxne. ; The accident wat not
discoverexl, and lhe,oil went upon . ihoV
Commuhiim table and was partaken of by
the cburch-no one'; wishing, at tucfin
peculiar period fo make the -reaull of his
discovery kown. Nashua (V. 1L) TeU-j
graph. -
SpASE MLNCTE3. Ae the grld dust of '
time; and Ywurigl was writing a t, at
well as a striking tine, when he affirmed
tnitj 4,Saf.d made the 'mountain, and'
moments made the year.? Of all the por
tions of our life, the spare minutes are lha
most fruitful in eod or 'eviL-- T1.r im
gaps through which" temptaiio'na fiod iho
easiest access to the garden.
; WoMAl They who l8ik drtdinglf
f woman ha,venot sufficient taste to rel-
thair l.:. - . . i .
destrve their society.
The U.S. Mint and Branched coined
during the year 1847, in gold, silver, and
copper, the auxn of $22,657,671 60