I
1,
t
r
'f
Mii:cnLLANr:oi::v
i woman.
, , Give r, L i dtiiflii U lu, t.HU iiwUm tum of
firmlerw, and b"t lltn pirl .if fjnih i.k ilrop m t?(jr
.-rt , lUll U.e cluiiut uir Hi) niuxl .it lutf U lo
eU-gaure of ll.y lUiu j and Ihjr WWy. ,k tii r it
fr-inblrlli, UU fuUifl il aix tut-M wUn U Un in
WiIIm-tihI.
WImi W l that Wmnrtk the bear "f mii that ib.
fU'tb lixit (A k, kiwi fi(fmHh ill lit " f
u J under aim WU M BtKttl wirllmM, with
- bjtvrrme ia bcf muni, ami ramie y on br tin" k.
.- llut IwuW n'kt wi j.Wj uxMit, mt taut Wift,lwt
M w gadding abroad.
Hit M Ulwd with neatiw, b ia f"d with letup,
km ( humility and roeikm tr m a cry a 4 glory
tirclmr hrf bead.
On ber tmifun dwalletb mupic, the wectac of fci
fecy fbiwa (Tom br bp. .
l)iffy i ia kU bar word, k hr anawora i fciud.
IK-Mttwl truth. "
HutnowMi and obcdrw are list loon of her We,
V peac and happim are jt reward., '
- IWfofi her tU-j wlktfi pruuWe," tat virtue at.
landcdi si her right band. .'. .
Her eya apaakcth ! and love but durMwn
WilH aarpjrfr aiHith l br brow.
-'' Tlui UigiM 1 U Itcantuu M dumb in br P'"
.' senc ; the we of her virtue -path him silent.
WUa aaaadal ia buay, ind th (a ry of hf neighbor
M faawad fruit tongue la Utigw. if charity tad fowl
nature oon out h-r HMHith, (h Uftvt Mki rr-u-tli
a hr lip.
Her bri( M tho man! uf foulnfwt, kflJ tlifr.
I nnfti th do rcil of oOwrn.
wr IU UMA Ibkl ftlwuUI mU Uf hi Wife;
htfw Umi rluM (tat tltatl call tr uvImy.
IU (irnMlHh to Id Hmim, wl Un-r m (c, (tie
cwnnianit)i with tljnJotit, and U ubvyi.
triwth m Um utotamg. iJ ciwlni hr flkir,
ami nHntik t vtrjr mm tticir fxuwf hiMw.
Tim nr uf her fainil is h-r l4 HfliifM i tl
f tUte fin apfftM lli h-f gtmljr ; kiwi vWgwt W1U4 Crutf
ll'ty Hi Mfl M ltr MUAHMt.
TU pruiloni-A of hr marirwrit Wkk U Ht
biMbkoJ, and htf iiwueth kf,KiiM with a ml4 !
li(rhL
inliirmHh tH BiifkU'if bi ttuVlfli Jdll j
T Jta"; fiiH'tli llmir mkniwfi fruu) tl liiipU' of
iit own (luiimii
- TV wnrj of hT mmrth k tb kw nf tl Hh t
1
the tuirfMM nf br eominanHifth Uieir dI'ihiwiC
j Hitik-tlmii. tha wirttnt (If ; h pntih, knH
I Uw tbinf Mdooa; fcr tbo kwof knr w in lliwr hxasto.
. I aal at kwlMM MhIi
In proaperity alie ia aot pullM up ; in aveily ahe
ImWfi ttwwimn' nf tVtone wrrh ntwm?e.
The tniM.i uf her huiamJ are allwvuHfld by hr
eonnwla, ami aweetened by kt eniearmetita ; ha put.
eih hi heart in her hixxn, and reeeiveh eranBirt.
.. Jlipiry the man who hath made bur hia wuui happy
I tha child that calleth her mutlM-r.
1' ADDAErifl TO YUUNU LADlF-S. -
, i)r Mae. tdootaaaf.
" Will you, permit me, doar young friend, to
apeak u you rrwly, a to daugblera ? Yihi JohU.
ee need no argument to ronvinee you of the etr l
letiee of imluMtry. We will iktvule a f'w llnaighta
only to ihoMi) hnuicliua of it which lad'Mig Miitiru
mjt btrly to oar own "tft.v lit one .of ir. pfivilujta,
that we havw aurk a tnrtety of intereatiug cnifilov
lliriMai a ill fwwns ovmr nana "lm wii iiaiivin. . . . i .1 1
.. .. .. ,. ' . .. I huuiu uioliiiuua Ui bu llw urouueu of wuiudii, uo
-"wrtw haTWTt eontinuallT in our powerto conitMiie;,. , , , , . r, , . ,
, ' ! lliniff th'it n'latita to it- C'iiiil"rt, or ht, nun IM-.IMIO-
auiuaeuftiiit uU utility. Il w kiave any vuoi.av I : . . , , , . ., , .. , , , . .
t . . . ' . . , , - j mi-al armnjiMiH'iil. xhoiild la' held ol plight Import,
for ennui to rreen in, it until aurely be nur own T. . ,, , , . , .
' f ' I I hut IIm' eoniilM'Hlt.il diiiK-x mnv Im well ami
v. 11 1 " ti 1 .1 r e igraeefuliv ierloriiH-d, aoine t'oumlalioii nhould lie
. . Needle work, in all it enrtntlena Torma of ue, T . ,
, . . 1 . ' laid for lhin in viaith.
eleBttiie, ami timammit, ha twu th aiMiroonuKj I . . ,, . , . .
, ..' , . ' . ., r P 1 . 1 It ho hnvn alli'ueil aa an otiu-etimi to the pre
iiceiiiaitou ef wouiemv Front Uio ahaikw, where I . , , , . r e it.- .1 . .
w--1 . 'j- . , , . j aerif erpumliwl avatem of femab e hii Htinn, that it
. . , "... .
tlin itava wnuu. tun iaiait eiuiuuutu txawutaui.
. ' ' .
7 July ami tte-ir mamree. ' J lie mo-t delieatn e(Sirtl
, ill. mm nn inunaiuuiv uieirmooo. 1 lie iiuiiiitroua
XtcijuC-l Itc'im W icJLuutl 0U114 L JZ.Ta keapMuu
Uiau xae-BJitw;;...-.
wn warurolie pwriectljM'JJ'riiHir,
ailiT nr doty. A jua regard
1 , f 1 1 1 1 ,1
i.4;tXiWw nrtai.c.airf
fgarJ to economv
WLUI V
-5 ikwiro to lud in IhajolioL nt. tuft p-xif,
ZS-. bv-r,loWnea"pirl in Utoae iiivooiiooa by whick
. :. -Vtlw vartuua aruckw of apparel are reiaf red, atter-
. . .pd.or rooova te(L A vci auuaiiiie rotiuuai auilUNn-i
,iUUaMay.a--iu'- U ptiwefof iwtfcftijr-iraW
ckutua iuuk aiuaial a. ivch'-lui new fc;Lr23CT:
j" ' regrijr"tlattno juil cmploymeiil of knitting
1. t nai bnHrtiio art iiearly obmileto. Iii VmSiiy parta oi
Europe it continue a favorit. branch of female or
cupatnaij It ia an Rimmg he chunie, ahiidea of
, -.-(Irvcaj and Russell, in hi tour in tiermnny,
- -"tipeakrftg-nt tha Alton ladie, ya7"Tfiey'TroiKr
' ' d'l of industry, whether at hmo or abroad.: knit-
- tin j Im) tjeeille work km no interrupti-m. A h-
.. 4y, ilAi .MiJuat ,ront,, jou,J.ihiiik, littk-of .iwgou ;
ling her fail btil could not apend,lialf an hour
.without her impleinetila of imliutryvi-Jkt iradm,
irven the theat're i ni proteclbai agninat knitting'
, - iteedlo. --1 have aoen a lady gravely lay down her
work, wipe away the team which the sorrow of
Tuckla or Walateirj'a death bad brought iuto her'
; ... -- ttVa'M' I0"'")! fiHU,,M?--nt'tJl!ti!,',,f Knitting'
. 1 R iilapM to tlioao litdle interval ofVtiino when it
' 1 WiMld Imi ;rvly'frwtirit. .ffi .9fllx..rri ntorc.!
,imp'ucteJ apimralu of iiwdl6'worik.JTtillie
rnt-nq or twiugiit, miu aw,t awiaoir of relkiction
i ao bfltfwlv i-jacfiiajd, by 4 Scotliab, xitct.
brief period when ,the ahutllo atanda still before
, the biin ia BT)ipArfcnVfw 'pitKliminna--
of the k tittinjjt needle ao valuoloaa aa thoao who
Vika mi part in thfm aw dWpea'd Iii pniipmiie--
let, it twew are any wno eoiiinier mnntiio a
Wwmrh-ftf-economT- onwortlitf ttteip rrimnl. thev
' my atill bdimlucI,to patrummitfi
. . 1 .Hnrrt-it luM4er -unto I Unotir.
l dir'iKj owiipaJiona ud limiteil lewnre often pre
tlmlo Iheir attmitioii' to thia Employment j and a
' pair of thick atockingr in '...winter Will be uwiatly
jiaintl.a .ntoat acceptable gift to their ehndilering
little one. Knitting aeem to have a native affinity
with aocial feeling i it leave the thotint at liber-
. 1 v Xtf.,ettvAwatioovjil:.y 4mprta jrwt miofj
the gereiM aiHl acII-satinluxI aniiMatKin tf imluxtry,
to promote a gtiod humor, ami pn-piiro for the
' pleasant iritf(Whnnge 'f aympathy.
I recollect, in my early day, aomotimea aeeing
a number of most reapectabhTTlderiy ladiea, collect-
, od for an afternoon visit, all knitting, all hunpy all
discussing the various topic of neighborly 'con
cern, with friejidly interest and delight. . I "saw
b-m-'volciit amilef beaming from their facea, and
firmed a Cincted union between knitting and con
teiitnwnt, which perchance ia not yet' broken. I
observed that the fabric which they wrought, to
nrottn't the fiet of their household, we"r often com-
pmd of yarn, maMtifVtared hv I heir own hands.
A'irTere, per tait Me to advert to (hat alinoat for.
- !tci ulenml, Ikb arj ajnnuing whccJ. JF'rom
urn i it k'T.r ! tLe
I111.U1, Iu4 I lsrtl k'Mi lii'l li'4fl fimirf", II 4 klt(.
l!ii r lli W1 rj. u' ( iliiii( li rlil!i''iu""k Inch
l,a liiilu rt"! Ikm rf- ti-'l. Il 1 f.ijifi-J U
t,m j.ii.!t lli'n, fruiu a tlrnMin of ilorina,
'l 1 Im ar jif nil il from K"iig inUi llm - o kir,
ki4 l pi I'M ') imwilikbi 14 U0 lriiiry
lifn.
J'.jr rlmnji if iiaUl in tlie eiiniiuiiily,
ml tlic iiitrikltH-tiiMi ( nuuiuii-rj un lurr araln,
llm!l riBnufu turri Jhip bwmi a )" jiroiiii
will liramli uf H'vtiy. .Hill nm drgrm 1
atli4w-i P)lwitjl lnwx-fi llimii, .MmI'TIhU if ii.
Iff tin km? miglil f'f"litli!(irt imrvil in fjini.
Utt . JlurWJ tUium U, mui v4 itiKl4iiiiMt cnrml,
have bwti A?a I In pruJm liuta iklii ate limul.
Aiikkij a Urgm fniily uf tlw fliacrfil "
ritixii nf il HiHiinj whr:I awiiiiM h nlanic
Irr 1 tn niiiniH'iit, ik(iM fcud ti annnnhi
tHlTX "f irita. j Htr my own m ifn-iU
ilimrfn 1 niiiiiilr thf o(Im r, I tiiilU ftjMiik,
firt! cfdiliilila clirmW.iiM f r lliin nihmi m.i-i.x
of uumia.wyj irwiit tiruiiUIii lil i pr hit W
f, alia thib (T hiirh ili'jr'x-, uli'i jlnH.if l il
ly Ihrir fMiiifito. , Vet innauwli i r are hut
frw laifj antiquarian rkt I hkV M Um iMiK rity
to umlirrtHkn bringing an eiulmji itun iiitu (v
hKio-l pbmH f'T the fmit aintininf wtil anlnly
(!. in ,v- f J, )t
aa a Military mode of.etereiae, and not one iuon-jagne
intmit withi donratic erwitny. To P'malea who
mifcr fi want of inii-ular actioo and there are
nmny aneb among I lie higher claawia bhyaiciaii
have pmrnlid a variety of aoUtitut'-," aucii M
ww-ping, plihiii( furnitiirn, tmpin th rojie,
pkyuitf at Utlbxliire, imlifk-alMma jcnfMliMiic,
itn.j In ini iX (lioaHlUe elFrt i too violent i in
oftir it uiay be carril to evraa, through enato
inrnt ore'iiiirH-tition ; but regular einrciae upon Ine
aiiiiming wbel ha bc?n known to give Ilia valrtn
dinaniui atf(i(;tli, and to reunite iiH"piul U'lakiry
(u pulmonary dia!.
! Willi feard to lh culinary art, I ahoulJ be
pluad to ieruaibt my yotiiijf Ilim to boconte
wmttwhal adqit in il.j N it Dial f U!inJ tolompt
lliil wlul! with ujt aeiuHNiud dUlfn, in J induce
tixltjitim-and debtlttyam'Wty 'trtHs'1 gilfflS "iiid
iWrt frirtifbi, 1 Inie. benevukner, Ih-xih aoinu
liriievob'jil .Jadje iiiaj jim-li! it. Iul (l.it ijwr
iulmvU of laMu, w hich uialca imwIuu with
Comfort, cinumiIi Im-uIiIi, ami prevail' prodigality,
ami Ilia power of rHllv auiiiilyiiic it itlt aa-
hitarr or elegant prrnirjtiona, it an arciniiinlKli
I ,,,,1 or
iiHinMigh'kiiowMge of h'ju'wkeepiiig t incotnpeti
Id') with iiiti'llertual tail ami attainiiM-nli, There
il indeed no uatie a'liuity b:tweeu (hem 1 but ahe
will (Jinplay the- greateet uk-iiIhI energy a ha can
rwHH'ilo tlw:ir di;repniieK.', dNiipire thc.r ad
vaiitue, and liecome aib'pl in each. Tina may
bu eilocii-d ; wo .huve Iwilu'pi'aUsd eianipba. . It
will aulfK O our preaunt purpuae to cite one. The
atcoinpliidie.l editor of thu Juvenile Mineellnny,
whime jirnlilK- pen enter alimatl every departmenl
of eurrtit lifepiture, to inatruct ami didight, ia olu
Ihe author of the ' Frunul Hiaiae-wifi' ;" ami able
prnrlically lo illiHrat 114 ninnenaK ami talusble
nn.Tepi. i mi wja.iyroUi-y -tmmvmy young
'irtenna, thit tiTl'eiwuy 011 hucIi bomuly and antiipia-
ted Mjlijii Ik mi'dit bave Ux-ti i-tarod. Kill while
10 j:i:L. .. ,t... I I.I.. .: .. ..f .1.
iviruiw ItinMltr; l, lire IMIIIIUIII ill ,INIM ill uir- no
- - r-. 1.-1. -n.- l 1 ,
liwdfu Mrfiore. II Ikwiiiimm fhni k 1 1 i-iikiv I lie -
. . .. ,i , r t - . . ,
regard to fn'tr interest-amrh
j.1!! jgfpy'" "'h- t't -thu .rumur ge
u W thereto,, wha ar alronat mady ta
l tmwi tun mrtiTT, c(tlmi '( '"il uulliCllK IB, ll't
.... ...
n y 1 1 1 1 tv lira- j - jtt! ir-r nil tti tt f j - iv iv w- t- jr t1
it Jauglitcr and that Lnr lodge- uoed be nw
biutlvnince to duty ,
U,u-ct 1 Uiickfiaoi Und itaga.
tine lor June 1MI J
TIMFS PAY-BOOK AND LEMElt
"I turmd wiih fear lo my own accouut in the
Idger for it waa growing late and began to
look over Ihe vartiais- itema, wmilertri j and abaorb-C(f"fii""I!iOu5Tit."-
I' oBaerveit that no bulanc-a
struck. ' I'ray, Ifunven,' I exej8ind, ' that I may
get ril of this dim aa oaHilv aa others.' -' Well.'
wcllL.tiJ. biiiiia J ciuut. wal lLtfUiioe4 4t.
ftire la-hum me, thmigU I waa not aware of lua
appruatdw--L No neererrif yon pha rabt TTa
I aw . him' approaching and ahiiking his white
head almost m my fictt-'io mian'f ! It wants a
qtliuter to four, by my watch T ' It ia ur! I abate
have Ihe true titue P mid the fjjfifrc.--' Come, Mr.
Snook I I have waited king enough ; let ua wind
up our Hlliiir ! I must turn over a new leaf for you
jn..rn..b
pri'veuir alt presence of miml as U 'ire ; Ituit look
him strnight in the flice I dared not. How he
muvud,! Juiuw Ja4.p. JjuI Jlwt ha. waa corwtaotlv
nnition, thHigh 1 could nt ikiw perceive it,as 1
tnmlijht A TmM pnn -hif flriiitpnrnice', maa
certain as of my own existence ; for turn mv eye
which way I would, lliey wero sun?' to light ujmiii
hia rnonidnruie. imeurilily prnifnu, ,.r m.u. h,
aallaffrbronZB tookimr-couttteumice. - If - otvvhvo -
t tieirwint.ia.uitiHJua n.'a.aml aolUu yttwti.
Milliuna have been aumnvnied to their' laat a.
count,' a he, in a solem 1 voiw, siin-e I luid my
books- before yoO, I have travelled oVrr the utu
veraejaiiice then J and ver, I h.iWB mit been absent
from your cha ruber. po'tj tlie power of ubi
quity. Millions have been auminumxl away aye,
awlimltrnwhw
are to be written in my b,Hks,aiid whose accounts
this day begirt, " ,
nes. that, lo an obaerver, Wimld have proved the
powr which lie had over uio. Indeed, I felt my
interest in the old gentleman increariing each mo
ment, and began to desire tlmt our interview might,
by wiie jHiwiy
my account waa to be aettlini forever, and tbut hia
biKtks were to be cioatHt agiiinst me forever, had
vanished upon listening to his words and looking
into liia Ledger. -I had hot, therefore, at present,
that rtread ami tunoFopon me, which I have men
tioned s Wing seized nm when the idea fluslied
upon friy mind that at (bur I was to be aiimmoned
ro"1 Wcri"V' iny ttnadToflifi
tta. In U ; ii 1,11 f.,ft f, i.4 l t ' 1; j-- I in
iHmn Hi t!,u ry ii !f "f ' s" "
a.lt!rin.1 ti.y -it-r a -,, tl14 !'"'" i tu"'l
kful wh'ii fnor I Wi J inm f
Well, at any iJ ) t a, i ail ' I lH
bulk over ymir iul r wiU ). I nl '8i
ll.iij!i my yara aw klimiat aiaiiy aar alMf! io
rnait ami ymi. ir, mul b tlI May I hi Hl
an ad t rwlit'ir will n-4 bf harJ wiib orw
jTara aw but a -iiul tn lua f
Aa you arw r-i4'ty, I will w4 praa thrtir.
OiUra WK0I1I liav rtaaua b' tlik 'il if ibry
nnxil.l my liny were fJy wlimi I call. Ull,
m11 yuu urn ! Aye, who tlm XUmhty apik ere
tii4i into birth, I waa Ihcia. Tlie4 wa 1 born.
Mid lb bbioin bikJ verdure of rarwliar, I gaxd
Unm Ilia ) mm j wurbi, radian with CbMtiaJ iiuloa.
1 rM um iIhj piiiMta nf tba rlrat mnrn,ad . caiihl
tl itH drwHini! aa tby f'H and apnrlibMl im
tb bowert of tlw garJoo. Kra tbfl (JH wf man
waa beard uuikIiii in thia wibferrraa, I gavt) out
ukmi ita tbiuaaii4 rtvera, flajiing in lihl, ami r
flu ting the br4 tun like a lb-uaatd jewel ujnm
their Uwnim. The calarmrt arnt op lln:ir aiithoina
i lly anlilmlra, and ikmm wa b-re to lurfen to
the wew.lairn nbi.ly but 1 1 fawt UaMaUd
hoter ttm 'kill.' and draitk at tho tiuiDid itrarn,f"r
before an arm waa rinel to injure or nwlrn
-
thorn aJVaiiL For thoumnda of yearn the morning
tar roae-in beauty upon tl', uimm-iiiJixI ahorua,
and ita Iwin-aiater fluwd in die I'ln-mad of llm
iky, with Do ey to adndre lltir ray but mine!
Aye, eall me old ! Babvt'm and Ayria, I'almvra
aivl Thebea, roae, flooritid, and li ll nrvl I In-.
heM idem in tlfir bry and their decline. Hr-e
k melancholy ruin mark th plre of ilieir eit
enre ; but wha the fin, atom wre laid in I he
earth,! wa there ! Mid all their glory, aplembir,
and wirkedmma, I wa in tbmr Uiy atn-ela, ami
crumbling Iheir fMiriiiftceul tnlea ami tl-ir iori
ou palueea In tlie unrtli. My book wilt almw a
long ami fi'nrful aceaiul ajain't lliein. I control
ihe fate of emoirea I ive their period of glory
and iilerwlir : Ixit, nt tlmir lurlij.J tiiiM-aJ iu iImjiu
file aee.li of decay and dnth. Iliey inimt go duw 11
lid"bn huilllil'ol in the dntl ilieir prmnl Ih-u.U la-
b,wpd dawn Uforp the mutf ;lurWejif.)'iH m
liooa, to whoa pronrity lief will U rum a
uato and a u iy 01 jm:Iiiiu ! I xne mv win over
tkt earth, ami wafrh lh cmro and doinn of it
i ifiTiaf MTMhrw. I rail uu tlie iiota nm the hilU.
the aa Tit of a biulior piWer, to give Jib a;nl to
take it away. I ipreail .iIkpii lrwii up-ai llm
brow of the young, and plant grey loir umxi tlc
hetd of tlie aud utuu Ilimpb.- and'amiln, at
my biddini;, lurk armind the lip of tlie iimx imiI
child, and I furrow ihe brow of ae with wrinkb".
Old. call ou me I. Aye. but wVn will my itay be
numlaired ! When will 1 line end and f.lernity he.
irin I V hen will the F.arth ami ita water the
umverae b rollod up, ami a new world commence
ita rt-vnluiiiMMT .Ni4 till lit, who fin.1 bid me lie.
gin mv (Iil'IiI, an order it. When Hi puriioaea,
who rjilU'il nie into la-ing, arc arcoinplinlied, then,
and not'till tWi,' unJ no'onn can proclaim the
hmir I, loo, ahull go In the place of all living.'
Ilia maimer am voice were ao diHerent from
any thing I hud before; nbaerved while aneuking,
llut, lor a moment, I gnxed upon hi veuemlile
lorui with wonder ami ailmi ration. Aa he fi'iili(,
lui callod mv thought back lo myaelf, by pautuig
to the oja'n Ledger, lo the dilP-renl item thiiit mado
up my acrount. .M y imnie waa Written In "atari
linj chnmctcrs; and aith all my confid-ncx!,. I
trembled to add up the debt ami credit aiilea, et
thefailiiiKc.sh'.'uJiiu Sjtainst inc. ,AVho ever had
a bill preaenled, lli.it be did mil iiitiiph its cor
recti i'wa in aoiuu (art t No! I, I bjukfd ovcriho
aeeotiiifi .mnktn pbscrratians as 1 proCttidod, fiV f
wul4 have tUrn ia.-vm'i ami aakti4 j ju"stkm
iriii't'were"priiiiptly anawrreii. There wen thoti
aambi of itfiiii for which I waa, iiwde deiitor-ln
Ktnptbjf Tqndt Jtn'-Ttrp0 iiicxnniirtiuiity,
and 1 waa gil louWrve timt I waa, inmost ru-m-,
credited tit improving theui,
Wjhof,'"d-f,TMiepe im an 4m Pr wiinA I arn
made debtor, nml which bus but little credit aniiiKt
it item grry hi(irs f
Wrahrtiibymt V';ffm"teT-kii"rep1fr'(!,'!ij;
more ihun a ainpte mife of true w isdumT m
i 1 JPf" f Hot loa'rmir Irf loWexIS-'of t hTwoTfdT
.UitfilX mU. Wruod Jba ;naolowiiir.aa and'-aaim w.uf
all worldly things ? Whnt, but Ih'.'wj gny buirs,
fir which I am fiiirly yiair d'!Olor, hits gitn iy
t h i knowledge, and taught me lo raise my tlioulitu
from earth o heaven, the ort'y nKnle of true hip
piucsa t lLv I m4 jawn tbJll .and. jriara.of
others' and" prt'filej Ly tliem I Have 1 not avoid
ed Ihe puthe in which they have been lost ? H ive
not their Jo proved my gain ? And ahall I have
nu. credit llicairux L- L'-ou--havo-; giveu.-ine prey
haTfa"; "TiiiT vVmi Tni've taken from .inn tl aoft locks
of innocent onth. If I am grey, I "iuve atftn
tn)iihc,-aml ia tlie (cawm I have H'arnml to la- of
no use lo me! Hme othera profited a well by
their white Im ka aa I hnyt by mine I Are uot
mime gre) -lieuded meu old in- ice V
'Every grey hair on your head ahmild have
brought you wiadom, instead of only one in a him
drod. You- have bad lesemia aet befiire. you but
haw'KuIt afwiiyaXo drnw1haYriilriktrii aiid niil
pwiveineni from lhm, which alone are Ihe fniuuiii
.ifj.W, !'i!:'PUv .j:M uf juut uutb. ,
Ail locks, but it waa that you might he matured jn
iiod.o. Bely ufyowowflv
for stipport iKKi the fulling bodies of others.'
Ay, but U it no merit in me that I have avoid
ed hi; errors inlo whirh nil.-r. Imim Inll,,,, f rf
llh'Hif'h niv l'8 ia not their train, individuullv con.
lULTL'loLuieuijcxiliValjwio-aoniaHy huvegijue
wrigt
True, man! in lluit you bave shown wisdom,
and for that I have given you ample credit, as you
observe. Yet, wisdom is so costly aud orociiaw a
jewel, that but a ray sent forth from it outvalue
all the concentrated beams of pride and worHh,.
it' 'J' . iiiiuuii iruuuiea, auu
your spirit has not been broker) down, but, in the is
sue, elevate! and exaltedi If every opportunity for
wludtey on snd iwkditovd to mtr htiM not been im
proved , s it might have been, y?t. you have done
well, though others may bave done better. Some
have been losf, and you must have been more than
mortal not to have sulkred some to pass by unini-
P..4,lSBt!?-: I J?f v.-JTtSI. Jt tliis kour
thiiltnose i were in your "more juvenile days.'
You took fronT me he wife of my boeom O I
what can I have gained by that loasj
I gave her to thee, and I took her away. So
far we are even. But you have been the gainer.
Look f, bave I not passed hatcb to your credit on
that score! Vere not youf thouglits, before I
caUod fof awa cbutrei'oM Vbe arth, and did I
with. ih.-vh but M'S" ' " --"''
aill Vou weigh wiluan lulicriiame (
Ua. wlra y.Hjill again o-t )..r i.in. r .
I ..h, Iw r from .-Jr it is true j un uta 1
not plant prim .pica llrrw whe b Uv aim P'-"i
up and imparted a new t.JeWe lo y.mr -"ul-prim
iplr. that wiU truili Il-wn-trtn4 uU-nam.
cle of clay that cm I ill Horrow, ban
L l. ihi. L. ...eimsil 1 Mil VoU caiiw eio
But vou might have aja-resi my ouiy u,
bmbling wto 1 on-lim and Irauty.
. . . I 1 .1.. .ll .1 (lua
MiUni n-4 inyaclMSi! 1 "o i""""'"' "
higher Umn ua all. He was cut down em the
leimSalioM of the work! lured him astray from
Ilia path of virtue- lf Wat 1 iM world had
sullied bis pure st-irit. Yon are a gamer by tln-e
.. ' .......I. 1 in ititi
VanM, ami I ttave jpven you miw. hvi m. ..v
I jslni-r no tbrtir aCciatnl.
Ymi hava temiilali'ai innumerable gaii4 mo i
it ia like lending 10" felao nan.' )
Yea.' he rcohed. 'and you may W innnaiui
that you have r-Maid o many of litem, ami ena-bk-d
me lo give yai ao much credit therefof , They
are no lawo emu, Ui the very lom:lt kenw of the
aiad lite teat of Us purity. In reamting tlieae,
constat true im rit--iu kuch curbinga of llm Hrlt,
111 auch chocking of lite weak rt of your nature,
ymi have come od conquerir many liniea ami oft ;
and in tin bave slmwq youpa lf auperior lo ibou
nml who bave borne the name of pluli-oplu ra
ami aagea. I haVe given you cluince to err, but
vou turm-d away from thcip and, intead of yon
ia iug my ibsbtiir, I luive lactmte yiajra. tm al
ma cmiaiata aa much in aviading errora tliat have
ls-rn CiHiimitted aim e the world begun, a iu doing
great acliiata.'
Ymi look from me all mv fortune the aecu
mitlnlml earning of year ol toil, luUir, and suf
fering.' SulC-riug ! II sxir mit with tluit imiue tlie nil
-I...I, ... , iU C in' un. 1 isi went
ruluual from lllmioe-li m-vety wa m. y ir -
ail w rapped up in the kive of gam I V not
rich' a yiair god your vlolti fid ymi mit often
Inko from othitra lliat ymi might enrich Jiairwlf !
I mv vmi ao MMctuoiiv 10 luant a M-.uii ui uiu -
deme ami w iailnin ; Is it it -a-awd by unimprovisl.
Yiai wi-nl imi, from day lo day, aiklm Ui your al
inoat exhiiiiHiliiM stis k ami h wl I not l.tku fmni
ymrwhnr-wai- rtea i 'fftf, iTi-ifrTiPpyou w'ounf
Iremlib) miwal my hichiiiI armiHt vmi.
'I am content,' I cxrhiiinuif, 'Vai hive dealt
fiurly w ilii im1. Strike the lulnnce : if it g as
ugai.iHl uio, I aut luukaic tUc tliull bu at luy on 11
door !'
It is done!' said lie, I thought it not; I am
yiair ilcU.ir to a very anull aimst.a !'
'1 am tlioi liie lam M'rav take your own time
if you pleUM ; paas the buluncv lo luy cnilil ou
the new page.'
'No! I iiiiist begin again wpia re. Her ia my
mile, payable in Identity. When prfHe'itml, I will
be there to take it up. It ia a small sum ; hut by
tho'liiuS it Lceouies do,' when Jrwi,' and the nation
of w inch yiu are a irt, are no more, it will l
trebled milliona of lime, ami out-value all the pw
sesxion of this wurld. So saving, he abut upliis
Ihiy-llook ami Iiedger, claspt-d, uliisiUk-ied iIk-hi,
and vauiidiod bku a ghost at twilight.
We 1.1k the fillowing from that truly liberal and
a!ilc RcligiouH pnper, the Southern Christian 1 !.?nlit.
It breathes a apirit of genuiue ClirUlkn tburify, wurtliy
of all imitation. '
8HCTARIAX1S1L .
It is an opinion which we rreip.ently bear ex
prwtT, that tho divisioua existing among iln pro
tnsapd !dl.wersj of Crilt'irj4'lnTy''iipr)t
Jail w-wn ck-sirable-j and thnttoffftaft'idTiittage
scenic to the cause of religion from tins stale of
things 1 tips adlwrwita of the tlii&rent tlrtiotninaiiati
aniinducRd far in inure oircuuisprtemtv l
beiug watchttd of each other, Iho holy 'vracJca uf
God ire guarded with more vigijairt attetition i and
i-reater sjegreesif yirity preserved in chiw-cli.
W itmiiit pretending to deny that l!m may bring
good 'out f. evil, aud'llgtifwrt' ord.irltie we
feel dteply the injury which Kri-iti'nhify 'aualuii
.IsJKA-WCBXaJMi! cnllcred-aiflnKismcav
winch t-xist ULtwi;u those who aliouUi l aiml iu
dej t b muiw baiiner. loeri VK vnwrirWl WMiwi-
oul, thul ClirialiUJu aliould aloii tac.uiUuiil aiM.Hig
tlieiiisulves ! Are tliere not Tielda for glorious con
quest among those who deny the rjou of God, or
who have never heard tho tidings of salvation,
Uwl ti'bru-ttaua. AUould c uistumi -m-r -energies iu
lutndi and angry arife, ami IhicM asuteler tlm Is a ids
of love and teilowship I Thai dillenmcea of oiiii.n
should cxiit ia uuavoulablc. iu tlie pwmt csahhiioo
mm,;bn .bttl)baKajiit;awa dif
i'ereiico inf(x-iiigt!haLlhere ahduki prevail aliena
tion of heart, among thitee who havx? latin enjoined
to " love- one another," we cannot admit.
An imlepemlent, frank, and candid avowal of our
fjract tcniimeiUn, where priirtriely rcquir-s it ; a
cordial acknowledgment of integrity of heart and
purpose iu other ; and a sincere U'iief in our own
liability to err ; would do away with much of the
heart-burnings and jealousies anion? ( 'hristinnB.
Tn'our owii expN-rii'iice iii tlie world, we Ttavo miidc
this ohservntiiHi that there is lesa active opi
tiotuainl uuuhrisliaucuiUoiiliiju, betwut-a tu wWj
lake m-ifiiict aiid-fully ascertained grounds; who
ditftrfrvan-ewh otlwr ven widely though twienly
and uonestly ; tluin lietwwii fiiose who flittering
from each other ever so slightly, yet attempt to
names which are delusive ; and hold and proimgate
4ite-denHnimrtion-to whirrh theyr eQilliinia Voliinta'
nlv attached. There is moral dishonety in such
conduct, which admits of no apology tor extenua
tion, and will always be one of the most prolific'
source of Btrife among brethren. Christiana, how
ever diversified maybe their opinions, if they feel
PghU, and .Mt houcatly r cuuscientUaiialy -t xA re
sjajctflilly towards each other, will tlwn attain, and
not bemre, that stute where the world shall say,
behold these Christ ian, how tltey lovo one another.
THE FEMAI.F. SWIXDI.ER.
rVime years ago (not loo Imig to tell the tale,) a
liveried carriage stopped at the door of one of our
feshionablo jewellers,in Broadwav, and a genteel
rooking1 lady, apparelled in ''.the:xtrrrrm'"cf 'ihe'
beau monde, entered it with gay, inquisitive stops,
causing her bright eyes to look upon the volumes
of silver ware that" were sparkling every where
around her, and which (of course we must apeak
gallantly of the sex) beamed forth more repleri.
dent lustre inconsequence of .the bright orbs that
wwtipwgr.iuiUying eoleeted forg
portion of plate, with a seeming air of uonchalaiice,
In )i Val"!" f' li'linlf'd ili.l -11 r, r!i rr.j , , j
the alMipiiwil to bavn il ranfullv I n. knl )h 1
n-aJy f ir b-r to place in b. r t nu by m lll m
tlmt alie r lirip"d lii'tn Icr airing en nr. i,. v
utl.."d l"rlsr wa of cairae all oUW,r
and ttilitf and nniM Hiely eacortrd liertok,,
larnagn, ei-unng In r that rry tiling P1jj .
rei.'y 1i lli :rupp of t minute. Iiiuil,.,,!.
ailrr she bad foun, Imi prrceivad thni she had k n
her rriKuK and, aware Ilial ha tnuM kerp j (ij
lief return, he liHluaigbl bimkclf that he bad his.,
ler Ukn wp tvttbiik- it caaemeni, that be 0t.(
certain lle naturw of il eurreia-y, and b r.
lain that tlie fair purchast r who bad kft u 9u
able lo pay fir tin large amount of war .he kd
purchaac-l. lie d period (he relirula and perni,
llierein MHWv-a on I lie Ikrdt of Amerira,
whit b he prmbsntly UJ aianiiuod, and Btrov-j
In be gauuine bill. 1
Not lonu after, our Wminimg heroine relumed,
apjiermlly ca4 dwn with uneaeinea, and dcaaftlJ.
ing wild Miciliing of a tmaiive lone, if he had
nut left her rrticule upon tlie counter. Jydge J
lier joy w lien lie jinsbe-d it ! Fb tlien opened Ur -reticule
ami hamtmi him a 11,000 note, whirh, of
coura", 19 pol,H''y 'ngvd fur a 'm hi",
wliich he tmait cairtooaly lliankwl ber, jta
bow that actually readied lo I lie ciamler-Every
articln waa m rusibaisly, xrmoved in a trice lo the
rurrn-U U ties Uly, and tbeu amid abowert of
Ihanka, ciHiipiiiueuta, and mvitaliooa lo call again,
ahn was handed to her ai-at, ikI without aaiaule
aipieeze of the hand, and a hoiai thul ahe Would mi
f irget the kind store wbkU aim had to gn-atly he.
m filed and obliged. -llut
a ibe cklliK-et aky i frequeiilly overrloud.
ed in an in-tanl b) frowning clouda from I lie
ao aaa th iisiiiienutM O of tlie aaleatiian rlue--t
into a lema-t of cbugnn, when lie k anted, kfti-f
ar mliug be mrfe to the Hank, that il waa a .brpf
coonli ifeit ami iln jitcsi, which the adroit kdy
iihinI Imvn li.ililv nulim-d off Cir the rurpeirf La
..... . .. ... ... - - .. .... VI
w m il tie rail 1'ie a-niciiv 10 aemi m a nroki-rfrf
aimmHo. H-gret- " r"M. Ttre-rnreilri-
; turi nal n"wn iin tier carriage, suver ir,
j live hundred dn'Lir ni.l. and the alHiwer offr.
,cnaia cooipliiiMMils w Inch had Utn poured ino ibr
, uar.
RHYMW BY A NDftTHMA.N.
Un of Ui- e ,Unt Houtn,
Wlire interncveT.eejnejj
1 11 4,'i 1ft hi- ctirretil of rntir afniT 1
Y uir .ii,.)i( il sinuiy iMsne
Fit 1! A'l-lhnga ar for chivalry,
F"f-hii'h aivl vinomw tmnd.
An I tvituir, lov. and valor, ate
itltin yrsir henrU enihriucdi
Tli"ii my not mtr Yanlp Ur.i
(H' (in opkin pi'-s ami truJc,
T)i I.uIj mSinJwiii .. - .
tM' wlurh out "tjHi f are mad;
We'll make yiair rotten into cloth,
K i n lo the latent rmp,
Ami if we've any llung you want.
Why . wnat we alwayt ictia
Ttien M ns live lik brctiircn stjU
' '"Within Utia hiii vf lml ;
A'fl, I'ku iur t Hiier, it uk he
tine finn iuu'ed ham' ;
m nerT re w srriT' and ttT
Fmm out rar Umnr t.m.
Nor may iuw i nncecd na bete
A si'Verisl L'iimmi iifauql
Waahintoa, May, KM. - -
na li IWI.Wrla . " "
A 1 waited for tniiiiUiliou.
1 tell in ronlenijilation
t'pon the mtuntwn-
tn' our puce .happy .patioiu .
Which, Irwu an Ti vnliuu
f highc4 extlazm" ' ,'.T Z
ii IU SWWk.tirft.ail!Uin-iBr-.-r.-.
In tlin CiM'w-ratxai '...-"
.t And uuboiiiiiled uurpttiua -
f-flie piiviitA-rfnTmsttUMoil'j""'
I.ATiicli.'iiieaCofj
. Can only bring vexation, ..
. And mttrh botheratinn,
3itp;J.i4iiJuatt..."-''.
1 Tn w no exaggeration, " , "" "
"T.:Fo even the lreidenf ppateatolky-
.AlWl.aiypJfaiiaa
Ilronght mi alleviation, .
-But wwrmtfy-an mdicatioa"' '
Of his ulUtr.4leterUtH).. -!r 1 .
. -V3JV x. am wfmmnmammm-i-i'-r
.To iilciViiaa tlx irrUaiieW, '
Hv greater indigmition,
l(a had yit m resi-rvstion,
Ajain.-t tlie Honk of the Nation 1
So 'tws only an aravation,l..-
' lnneaf of palliation, ' . ' ' " .'
To produce recoec.liatino, '. ' ' ' ' '
Of which tliere'a little expectation, '
AJllu) Scoata luiw Uewlation
xv:?'s".?r?: : owiftprabalw-'T-?
, .. Of the WH4ottm1ti ' '- -; - -
Of DirDctora. -Thai provocation
May increase hia agnation : J ' "
Fven to ilepert?on.
Then, alaa tiir the nation!
With tliis and nulliticatton.
And the lull of appropriation.
Forming such a concatenation,
That men of olfeervatinn 'i
May predict a separation. !
rw 4T.i.a tad, wtmutreauutatkui-v; , J-,
Ami to here cmla tit) co'itetion.
Alexandria, May rj. JU'LNCON'NLTl
Lying Puiuhnl.Jhr dsy there happenwl a
iii(:iiiIou"Ht(iriuofIiifh1G
j L i(,'litoii was going from GLitgovv to Dunbluue. Uf 1
I was ilem-neo when atajiatanr r Iii mil nilffnr I
mil not couratre to rob him ; "t
wishini' tn full on snm motlml nfoTt.nff mnncf front
were dead.-and you stall inEjrin Uio ArcMudiop ttt
1 wa Kineu iv tne lightning, and beg money or nitw
bury me." Vhen the Archbishop arrived at tlie p&
the wicked wretch told him the lubricated story. B
sympathised with the survivor, gave him money,
proceeded on his journey. But when the man returne
to his companion, he found him really lifeless I Imn"
dHtely iiiato,ekkn-aJ'jd,bh'
Oh, sir, he ia dead ! On tin, the Archbialiop, disco
vering the fraud, left the man, with this impertsnt w
flection : " It is a dangerous thing to trifle with tl
judgiocuttf of God." - -
If it were not for the Bank of the rnitP!,f,tM'
the advocates of power would be at a loss -to kite
what theme to go umn. The Bank i the unest
tbiug for Jhetti ia the world. ; In tlieir patnofic
rage against it, they lose sight of the Post Offic
l."artiiieiit Retrenchment Reform the C
stitutionevery thing. Alexandria GmeUt.
Old Hickory any to Parlevoo,
Why don't you pay my folks their due l" ..
" I cannot tlu" aa vs Parlevoo.
W'Jiich of your folks to pay itto,
Or whether to yur fM$ or you.''