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J1KNJAMIN AUSTIN & (V P. FISKKH,
DITURJSnrkOPRIETORS.
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no. i, or vor.rMi;. xix.
SALISBURY
JUNE 15, J838. '
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f tas w rr sticarioji.
I IV U'sstfs t!artdiaiaa w puUiiied,e(ery Tbm
a at T lKAr prt nnm if paid fn adunee,
T law tiaitd Fitly Cent if not paid .btkie lL
it.rua .4 Urr muttbUk,
t X paf ' dtsCKilimied antd all arrearagea
t" s t, un.vm it Die 4srriKin bf Ok; Alitor ( aod a
f.i v fy 1)4 KJ.inr of a wish lo ducobtiune,
t im wM si a yaar, wul b censi lerad a a new en-
traaa of a&vkitis).
4,'tct'srtaenU aUl be upwuouJjf and aorrectl
.,fint. at a-iiUr pr square kr Hi first insurum,
j i w i4 ttk fmimtunee. Court and Judicial
. wMrii wdl be rkargej i't per cent inure thin
A deJociiun f 33 per tent from
rx rr -' fif will txt made lo yearly advcriiaers.
tw taarsroie:T.
T iwre prinpt t'U titoa ta letter nUressed to
r w. M UmmiIJ in all case be id.
ML-CKI.LANKOU.S.
ur Tin; m:ven towkiia
v aias raooa.
Oa tb dVUaretion f wr i'h Russia made by
I.j TW ik IUrn I'ulhakotT, (he Kuaaiao
t. ,twsrr, !fMte his reprcwnlation that tbo liu-
ff uk i ih M jroVitii ambnasadora on such
. ft - a.. I lro abilishad by treaty, was, nev-r-ft:st,
a. i t tu the .kven Towers by order of
J'it Y-MiaMif Fasha, the giand vixicr, with
ikkjr iv hi ireaiir were very good thing
i iu.m i4 v . U'l ok-re waste paper in the event
4 wi." .Ta i.st-omfitto l ambassador was, how
Cier. trea'rj aith great civilny, and waa even per
w1 t" srW-i f'h members of the kgfiion aa
We dameed sioiild U-ar him company during his
rjitfst i etrirl orW being gien to the com
mi wt tit caikf la accede ta every request
onmer which did not lend to compromise
m aaMy ; snd upmi hv complaining of the sccom
m fateM i4"iim tnwrr, he was moreover permit-
dref aiok on the walla of the fortrewe,
Wvt'- ' s trwtu(iecnt VH'W ol the rea ol
tsr u-tt : .i ' piiuniii i.I.iihIs, and toconstrnrt
a sj-tn iid iisndiotne apartment within tho
l..rr
T:- r'Kitnfc.nd iMt ai M.ded beneath the ume
rW i . r : .iner. He had an only daughter, ao
.j f- v thai le ruighl have taken
hrr n i -"'ea ths) two houn who wait at the
S. H.P, i'-i.;o tr hi.i'a the faithful acroa it
II-.-.- j.W bx4rniiig leas beautiful than they.
F.- t ;. r" bad wijh ttien delicate breathings
ifc ! f j-r-.iis of the rosea ainca the birth ol
K . ( il - -eirn, and one had far out bloomed the
I ', -s .' vvUta of ibe fairest aeaaoni. Her
... Vt ,P r"" PWf JLn tu Sony, came
l'-ri.-w ifi" ltiwe her casement liko tha lone
a l$ ai manio!in sweeping peer tha waters of
lbs sti 1 sea when yet puked upon ht, it was aa
lU vl fuw looked upon a roae and when you lis
tened, j. seeped lo listen to the nightingale.
Ktvai.JUwajrti had -never jet polluted the
eitMi lbre in ih garden of 0owri7 Her
y V 1-rt was aa frew a he breeza that cam
1 1 f-r brow Irrwi the blue bosom of the I'ropootis ;
tu wltea be heard lhat a Muscovite Giaouf-WM
l'etfii au inmate of the Tower, ho only
t .6Vtrf.r frS knew Uuit b was an enemy of
br coantry. . f
Terrcr wan, however, iooneucceefled hy curi
osiij. Only a frw weeks sfter the cOtnpiilaory
d jitica(ioa oflhe anjbaasador at the Seven Tow-
er, lis li.i wi tompJetedariil from her elided
caanjiit tha young llanoum could see all that
pjd w the aat apartment of the prisoner.
lUt first glance al the dreadCil infidel was (ran.
.it but aonn she took; another, and a longer
lout j ami curiosity was, in its turn, succeeded by
sympathy. The Kuwuan prisoner was the hand
and it was not thus that aha hsd pidurod to for
elf tho dreaded Muacof ite. He wss Unhappy,
to;for in his solitary moment he paced the floor
with hurried and . unequal ste's, like one who is
grapplmy with soma painful memory and at time
at sadly, with hi head pillowed on hia hand, and
his "Engers wreathed amid Ihe wavy hair which en"
"circled bis brow, looking V mournful, and, above
all, so faeio;tting, that tha fair Reehedi at last be
pn to weep as the clung tn her-lattice, with her
gace riveted npon hint and to find mora happi
ness in tho tear than in all the simple pleasures
. that had hitherto furaaed the charm of .her exist
ence. 4
Little did ihe young llanoum suspect that she
loved tha Giaour. She never dreamed of peesion;
but, with all the generous anxiety of innocence,
unconscious that a warmer feeling than that of
- atere pity-urged 4jer t the-eliort, elie began to
muse upon tho means of diminishing tha irksome
'ptis oft captivity which she was incajwble of ter
iuuuting.. Tfin first, tha most natural imptdeer
led her to iwpep her hands across tha chorda of her
' Rebeck .and, a she remarked the start ot agreea
ble snrprise with which the sound was greeted , by
th r-Tjrtly 'prisonet, tier yaung tica rt bounded
withjrry, Bnd theUd song gushelfQ.rtilFip"'
aweetness which chained, the attention of the cap.
live, and afforded lo the delighted girl the onpor
tunity of a long look, that ibore 'than repaid her
lTtlog tbo.jcventng, aha watched to ascertain
whether a repetition of her song would be expec
ted nryl the did opt watch in vain ; for more thai
opceKhe 'Russia noble leant from his casement,
an seemed to listen but he came not there alone;
ne of Jiis companion in captivity was beside himj
and Rechedi Hanoumalthough ahe guessed not
wherefore tad suddenly become jealoua of her
minstrelsy, aod would. not exhibit it before a third
person.: " J ;
On the morrow, ao equally graceful and equally
successful effort wailed the prisoner, time from
his sorrows. L A cluster of roses.. woven together
with a Jreejof bright dark hair, was flung from tbo J
casement of ibe young beauty, at a moment when
I tm bark of I hi atranger aa turned toward her.
It Toll at hit (rtt and wa aecorrd and pressed In
hit lip with a respectful courtesy, I hit quitkertcd
(lit pulsti of Ihe diaior but n4 a gliir ja of I In
fair gii! accompanied Ihe gift and il awemd
(hough the Hart had auspixied wherefore for
re hxi in lit Ipirimeni ind, when he had dis
missed hi allindsnts, he ooco mora advance! lo
lh window, and jlanctd ariMnu.ly toward ike
jealous lattice by wbluli il oveilooked.
There wa slight .motion perceptible, behind
(he acraen a while hand waved greeting ; ami
the imprisoned Hollo bent firwrd lo obtain!
nearer view of it fairer owner. Vor a moment
Itechedi llanoum atood moliooleea, lsrr3d at I In
etrea of hrr own le manly j but there n a more
powerful feeling at heart than fear j and, in Ihw
neil, aha foiccd away hrr prison bara for an in
tint, ami, with the tellialo hand pressed Umhi her
bosom, stood revealed In hr enraptured neighbor.
From that day the beauty allowed bemlflo be
tray to tbo captive her inirre.i iq hia eurm she
did more : aha admitted tint the ehared them ; and
are long there not an hour ihrooghovt the day
day in which the tttrxighta of Krchedi llanoum
were out dwelling on the handsome prisoner.
'1'hua were thing situated during two lon years,
whrn the death of the reigning aultan, at the ter
mination of that period, induced the emUsaadut
of I'iiglaml arvl France lodninaiKl I mm hi ancraa
or, Hclun the Third, iho liberty ( the l(iaian
miAixter. The reqimat waa relWd, fur the war
waa not yet trrmimte : and the new sovereign
rrquired no lietter pretext for diaiegarding thp
reprrwiilatuMia of the F.urorn ambnaaadoni, than
the eixiiinuaiion tf hwlililir between the Iwu
roiintriea. Hut Sohni had other and more atrrct
reiutoot for thua preeicptonlv negativing ihmr
prayer ; and it Mill be aren in the auiie, that they
did mt arise from prraonal rlnlike to the captive
Muscovite.
I .ike lUroun Alraar hid, of Arabian memory, 'he
new eultan, (lining I ho drat w'ka of hi rvign,
amused hunaell by nor In rim I wandering about the
MrifH of the city in dntgui)', attended by lheuh
annontly fanvtua ttuoM'in, hi fifat and dvonle
butty-pnge; and, unmpdiatety that he had refuwnl
coniplianc wilh the demand of tha amba.adnr,
ho rreolvcd on pavnij an incopnit tint lo hupri
anorr nt the Sovpii Tnucrt. Aa eoon a twilight
had fallen like a mantle, over the gulden gloriei
or Siamboul, ho accordingly aet forth ; ainl, ha
ving iliacnveml hiinilf In the commandant, and
enjoinod him to secrecy, he eajercd the anti-cham
her of Iho banw, hro lie ftwnd one of bi suite,
to whom he expressed hiaileairo to have an inter
view with the caplive ambassador.
The individual to whom the eultan had addreaa
ed bimeelf recngniaed him al once; but, without
betraying that he did an, coajentoa himself with
ti pressing his regret that he waa unable lo comply
with the requwat of hia r'witnr, Iho order of the
sultan. Wing peremptory that the baron should hold
no intercourse with any one beyond the walla of
tho for Iras. .
On receiving t h tat arwwer, Sttim repliel gaily,
that th sultan ned never bo informed of the or
Curpstanca ; and that being a near relulivo of tho
cnmmandijnUtod having obtained hia perniissttm
o have a Tew minutr converauMt with tna pri
soner, ha trut that ha should imM eucvuuter any
obstacle, either on tha fart of iho heron himself,
or on that of hH friend. ' " - . .J. -
Tho dragnman, with aflected reluctance, quiltel
I lie room, to ascertain, a he asserted, iho determi
nation of hf exeelrencTi but, in renhtT, to inform
him of the imperial masquerade ; and in five nun
ulea more, thoadixguisea sultan and hi flivoriie
ta re uahcrcd inU llie apattincul of Jho ambaaaa-
Ancr some ir.coiu.tqiioot cynvtralMn, Selim in
quired how the baron had conUited to divert tfia
that h had endeavored to hgnten them hy books,
and by gating out upon; the Sea ef Marmofi from
his kiosk, twlhak'jff sighed aa he tnudo the re
ply, and remembered how much nioro they had
been brightened bv ihe affection of the fair Keche
di llanoum ; and he almost felt as though he were
an ingratc, thaflia did not add her smile and her
solicitude o the list of his pritt blessings;
' " The same volume end Ihe same kioslt cannot
pkmsn forever," said tbje sultanwitrta smile
" and ymt would not, doubtless, be aorry to ex
chance vnur book fur the conversation of your
felluer men, nor jfour iew of the blue Frcpon!
for one more novel. A prison is buj, a prison at
the best, even though you may be locked up with
all the courtesy in the world. Hut your captivity
is not likely to endure much longer. Shekiour10f
Allah ! Praise to God! Lam. intimately ac
quainted with the sultan s vorrti and know
Inst, bad not the meddling ministers of England
and France sought to drive the new 'Sovereign into
an eat of jimtioet whs -he- ed rewwwt wnermrm
from inclination, you would have been, ere this, at
liberty . Do not, therefore, be induced to lend your
self or your countenance to any intrigue thai thoy
may mJte to liberate you.knd tuch wilt onTv tund
another month, and at its expiration you will be
set free, and restored to rwur wintry."
1 1 trust that you may prove latftie prophet,''
midlha twjorf. JJtd. ha.isan. akirtllWwerd
departeds ' : "T.r f
The davs wore on ; the montH was almost at an
end, and yet the captive nubia hid never ventured
to bfsathe to the fair girl who loved him tha pro
bability of hi liberation. II hrank from the
task almost with trembling, for he foil that even to
him the farting would be I bitter one even to
him, although ne was about to recover liuertv,
and country, and friends. W bat, then,' would it
be. to her to his taged bird, as he had often
fondly called her, Who knew no joy save in his
presence no liberty' apve that of loving him t
A the twilight fell sadly over the sea, and the tall
trees of the prisof. garden grew dark, and gloomy ,
. -.a ..i
in the sinking light, he remembered how ardently
they had bolii watched for that stilt hour, soon tu
ba im'io of tenfold bitternea lo Ilia for a ken Reehe
ill Jlinoom j and thero wsrwrnonirui in whithhe
in oat wished that aho had liever hired bint.
Hut the hour of trial eaiue at Inst. Khm had
redeemed Iris word, and !ullink t! was fire. Ilia
cninpanioiia in captivity would fain have quitted
the fortrrM within the hour j but tn lihaaied ri
siier liiigorntl, II gave no reason fur his delay
he offered no eiplunaiioa of hia limine ha ami'
ply announced hi resolution not lo quit the towt-r
nntil th nmrrnw ; and then he almt Kiuisclf into
hi rlismUr, and (Misaed there aoi'nc of th most
hitler hours of his captivity.
Once mur twilight Uy long upon the waters ;
the tunu of the tryst wj come the hut which
tha beautiful young llanoum waf ever lo kcrpwilh
her lover. Nie had long forgotten the possibility
of his liberation i and when she stole from her
c hainhcr lo the shadow s( tho tall cyprrswe thai
had so oflri wilnoaaed their ntvcliiig, her heart
hounded like hrr ate p. Hut no fond irmlo wel
comed her cuming no reproach, more dear than
praise, murmurnd against her tardineai. Ilulhn
k.ir wa Waning hi head again! tha Irea beside
which he ktor'd, urxl Iho yuun le iigiy had el ixil
within her own Ihe chill and htleM hand that hung
at bia aide, ere, with a painful atari, ha a likened
from hi remit.
Tho interview was short: hot brief as was its
duiatmn, il had taught the wretched girl that for
her thero waa no future save one of misery. Sim
eokld nol weep, fi, U' drojia of anguish would
hate dimmed lite fTnan rf him whom she had
loved, and was ulx.ut to low. She made no reply
lo the withering fidms he had brought, fnr what
had words Id do with such a grief as here? .She
wa like one who dreamt a tearful dream; and
when she turned nway tn regain her chamber, she
walked with a firm step, for her heart was broken;
im! sha had nothing now left to do but tn veil from
her lover ihe rxlenl of her own anguish, lel she
should add lo the bitternea of his.
The morrow came. The baron turned a long,
suul-centered look toward the lattice ot his young
love, and quitted her for ever ; and, ere many
weeks were eiit, tho naroo group of c press a
whirh had overshadowed the trysling place of Re
cited i llanoum gloomed above her grave.
Vom A Skflek Umk.
F6RROW FUR TI1K DEAD.
The aorrow fi.r iho dead is the only sornAv from
which we refuse lo be divorced. F.very oilier
wound ws seek to heal every other affliction to
forget but this wound we consider it a dulv to
keep open. This alllict ion we eheii-di and brood
over in solitude where i Ibe mother that wouk
WUievjly Csga4 llkayoTsjal lhZVriailivd, Iiks a bliMu
oin.from her arm, though every recollection is a
pang where i Ihe child that would willingly for
get the most tender of parents, though to remem
ber ba but to lament? who ever in the hour of ag
ony, would forget (he friend over whom he mourns'
who, even whan tho toaah closing upon the r
mains of her he most loved, w hen he fuel his
heart, as it werV, crushed iu the closing of ffs
portals, would accept of consolation that must be
bought by fbrgctfuIneM T IN o, t he Jove whrch stir-
vive the tomb is one of the noblest attributes of
Ihe soul. If it has its woesit has likewise its Je
light and when tha overwiMtkitiag burst of grief
Btajmed info the gentle tear of recollection, when
the sudden anguish and the convulsed agnny over
the present ruinf ol all that we moat loved, is sof
tened sway into pensive meditation ou all that it
was in ihe day of its lovelincas.-Vho would root
out such a sorrow Irom taw heart, though it msy
sometimes throw a passing cloud over the bright
hour of gaiety, or spread a" deeper sadness over
the hour ol gloom ; yet. weo would exchange it
even for Ihe song of pleasure or ihe burst of revel
ry 7 ?s 6, (lie re u a voice Irom llie tomb sweeter
than song; latere isa remembrance of the dead, to
which we turn, even from the charms of the living
Oh, tho grave! the grtve! it buries every er
ror, Bovers every dofext-xtiniuishcs 'nery re
suulment! From it peaceful bosom spring noue
bill unci regrets and teuojer recollection,,--i.
Whorutt look down upon (ha grave, even of an
enemv, and ftol leel a Compunction that he should
ever have warred with, that handful of earth th
ia mouldering before him ! but the grave of those
we loved what a place for meditation ! there it is
il : : . l - i i i r
uiai wc can up in review ine w noie slisiory Ol vir
tue and gentleness, and the thousand endearments
lavished upon us, almost unheeded in our daily in
tercourae and intimacy there it is that we dwell
upon the teudenios. the solemn awful tendorness,
,h.8 parting scene?, the 6cJ of death, with all its
stilled griela, it noiseless atteudants, us mute,
WauShful asstduilies. . Tha last testimonies of ex
piring love 1 the ft eUc, fluttering, thrilling, oh,
how thrilling pressure of tU hand. The last fond
took of tiie glaaina eyem tuitfmg' uimn us, even
from the threshold orexietenc! the faint faltering
crcms sirojjguiif; in ut-aiij .tv gic ouq more assu
rance ofallection!, Aye ! goJ therjiaa of hu
ried love, and meditate I .
. ' .. w t
EHe 3rAcr.-There is something in sickness
that breokt downjhe pride ofianhod;lhatVfi-
ens the hesrt and brings it hackfto the feelings ,of
frrfareyWrthfee
life in'eickneja and aepdnae1ic'ywteWat baibeeAlewwonM, On spring kj, Wa sjhx
in,a weary Jed, in the neplect, aniMotjftinegi f a
foreign Ian but has thought of the mother V'lhst
looked on his childhood,'ihaf smohr lits pulow
and administered to his helplessness. V Qhfthereis
an endearing tenderness in thd kfe of a mother fo(
her son, that transcends all other affections of ihe
heart. It it Neither' to tie chilled bv danrreK nor
weakened ly wortLlessnew, nor stifled by iograti
tude. She will sacrifice every comfort to hts eoo
veneience, she wiU surrender every, pleasure to his
enjotmenf, she wia glory fa hie fomeand exult In
his prosperity, od, if adverefty overtake him he
will be the daarer to her by misfbrtoneiaH if di.
grace settle upon hi name, si. wilt still We and
i hrr nh hirts and, if all l.a world cast km a W,
she i alt tha work) to torn,
Aftrting VniA. A wwlaortHjy esse wf -tul
dersnt emeni and cmisrttuei,! sVaik Waa rvrawt.
ly occurred in this my. Iite in the ! wf
lust year. Laiiaa Famrer. a ml woWsai of
French desrent, about twenty year ef , arrived
in this city from FiiiU.h -Ipkie, te fulfil aa eera
ineni with two gcnilemrn, in atenJng a taw
slora. Abmil twomnMh tarare, h tarmd
in a state of derangement to Ibe City hcwrWlal, by
'hose gentlemen ami left their at ttnrsxpeww
Fvery possible kind i f attention btwiwoed wri
hrr by the worthy aiewa.-d and hi amuU UJv ;
but these, with the skillful IrroirwssM wflt attewd
ing physicians, ware of no avail in retvig her
list reaHi and health. Ilcr 'tuaten tcud the
diepcsl ayn pathy. f'lie slept little, gewrrwlly re
fused nourishment, end apent Ibe ni( tie
in walking the fl oor, in gret agitation, which wa
increased hrvond rlerne at ibe vetv srSt f a
man. e are loi.i that in her iwiij lorw honewi,
she niacin ill liuri which, wiih eilrrr irrin-
lancas, leav
it no room to dU that wMsre had
htr. A UiIt, i whoea Ivrr had j
fraof iiilrduclnri, lt wek $t
tie ii done
hionjht Irlte
first liioe, learned llt ahe waa in Ihe h'txlal, and
caused her to be it in., red lo her own h.ie where
stie died 'Xi Saturday lst a ncriav tt u aafsMrd
of drrritioH and rioraiY. .VofciVc ltmmr.
A RKM.giKABLK FACT.
We hate frequently hottcs-d the fact, leal il a
man is pressed .r iihsi, and fiods it becessjiry tu
curtail lua txperisie, he mfaliiLlv diwrilir4a hi
newsiMT. Ilia tibnm he ntust have; awd il
will never do to have bis family nt cxarly
dressed than hi neighbors t and as to swiaWVa,
they are delicious things, thai must be had. And
then hn must lay up something (at his rhiWeew.
The conclusion is, thai il is far nvivre iwpv4Wt l
furnish the bodv w.lh fine apparel, and lb arjsrtitv
with the ilauitiea it craves,iiian 10 funush Ike swind i
with wisdom. Indeed it is a reikis I K-slnre ia
men's economcuig, that Ihe miiid is ("in deprived
of i's food. el (tod haa said, llapf y ra Ike
man that fmdeth wi-doin, arxl ie man Ihtl prt's'k
underslanding. For the merchawlise ot" il is bet
ter than the nM-rrhandi-e n'v-fr, aad the gi
thereof than fine gold. She is snore precnwH lo
rubica; and all Ihe things that thou rarwt desara
are not lo b- compared unt.v her. Ixriflh of date
ia in her right hand, and in her h-il hand rvche aad
honor. Her ways are way ot" p)raantne and
all her paths are pe.ice. She va a treecf l.e In
them that Iny hold upon her." Ir. 3j IX
If men appreciated those truth, they wvwld Ws
alow to deprive thf twind of twree cf wsafw)
Information. They are not awai if the irtrpar
sblo injury they jdo thoircTiildren by sWpritiag
them of the kind of reading snawt vkely tw be ho4k
interesting snd profitable te Ihew. The swan sweet
be poor indeed who eaaoft pay tor ewe er Iww
newapspera, anJ xvas!oily pecc&ae an I at ree
ling hook for his family. .
jflae 1 saw tempi wees4 we the wawrt-fj
man, standing upon Me huh unnacie r the distaM
plain. The streams eeet wpen rt.; rhe lias bf iv
ture hurled Ins thunderboU amidst iaiaj-jfyA it
sfootl "as" firm a s'adama nt.'" Revelry waa m i;a
halls thegay, lh happy and Ihe wg were
there. I n tnrned aasl lo ! t't ttnne Was ta
more! Its high watts tty In scUer4 nusVHMwssjt
and wild era as grew rankling u re ana at the
midnight, hour, the owl cry, aided te the eWp
solitude. I be voting and f ay who itWilNsl there
passed a v. ay. ( saw a child rejuiete.; m htaiMstai
o the idol of h motlrer, and the pride Thka Uth-
er 1 returacd and the child had lecnv
T remWtn -wit h -the wrirht -vaf yewre, ke stvsjai the
last of hi generation, a stranger 'wvdt the dr
laljoa aroiiuJ hion' w ...
SINGUUR Aa FATAL ACClDpsTk
A very extraordinary accidetrt occsureJ in Fxt
IlopeN. Y., on Fridry last, Whtcw Weephtejew
highly rcsiiectabl family in tnat tow a in thedseiv.
est a ffl id ion, I n the moraine of thai day Master
Jame. McSpadden (a youth about Hyeersof j)
eldoet son of Mr.' IX Mcpddenet. hwwe to
fetch, a he said, some thing from Ihe FresTtrww
Church, which stands nrarly cipowite hi father''
house. Not retormng imrrdite!T, it was anu
poses) he had, walked down ihe low,ad no atarvw
was tcu tor ni satoty dome iMstre tserM, e
Toting companion, chancing lo pa si in Ihe rear ef
Luurchpbseryett htm hseunng, as he theufht, m
an odd crmnner from on cube windown, asid eU
ii lriimsuiel' what 1l'I'A'wsiKReww1i;
answer he wept up to him, and divrreJ IMI tw
unfortunate youth was dead,' , beew wsfVl
by ths.iR-ck ant strangled with the seah f Ihe
window,, which apparently had tVlVrw "wfxM hi a
while in the act of passing in ot out cf iSechurcht
He bad climbed to the window W a lad,kr. frew
which hie feet had ilrrncd. Cot'sTil Srr
fVwi ihe Gtiim ejf KVwW
The
Guardian enrel oflhe (lower, whe in the
lie ;isi
itoWixmi the
sjitide ofa rosebushv And m hew h awAkte
tpoke frith friendliest- mien: Most kvtretyef shv
childrep, I thant thne for this hshamia ec.wr,wd
forthy cooling shade. Wa there ney thi KA
for thee lo desire, how cheerfully Wxxtl I rral tt.
Aurn'ine.Uien,'Withomeiw eharm, prayt
th spirit. of the rose bask And the artgtl aJertK
ed the beautiful flower with a simple twnse. Hew
ovely appears m this modest ittirethe tweat mur,
die handenmest of her epeciee.' r
Beautiful bmitit 1 Leave off thsee xvwf ore-
Dsjnta-Mhose glittering gems, and imttte mji.
ternat nature.
t;:AuriHLi:Ta;r
Vulua ks rwirves hMii-l hi n wh'.uh wa
kitow a4 id witil i.'.a ij.is.!.ii hugrcj ii i' r-.,i from
I heir ittf!. tsjrrwuixliog hy ht aui.otit, and
be athit herself lurnJ tisiior, is i' o -( i!c "j
rieuy walun, il ssvimr a new ai.J iLui i
Cwvr ehM.hU jrsaitr thaa nature iistlf. V lm!ur
it! treed, eastern trct-Hom whstvra' .
nt ef lis ftobe its eriauu ansa, Virtue is (ti
twrire, and froea his ihmoe he will dt frod il.
ThoujS cut biw the distant eartli and Mrug!mg
t the dint irrsa of a kumaa Urt, all ihinga abvve
are speciatM af lU conflict, or enlisted ia it cause.
TV eegsl have their charge ever ll the Uttuxr
ef artkaegtk are oe il aide; and from sphere tn
sphere through the illimitable elhrr and round the
iwi(feiralW dark al the fret of Uod, iu Irw
urepk i kyaseed by harpt which Ire Urung to the
gkmw ef ib Ciaiur.M BuUtr,
a rAJiiLY Fouso.m . a
Mr. R. L. Dureelt, near Ueloua, llhooi. died a.
frw dava aiace, aad hi children were throw into
runulma, hy eating af Ike water parsnip, wL B,
LA ta wiL Mrsnin. ia a dead) nouon. At! na.
. I t - J w w
MiVr arafer pa of yellow blosswm, and
ki uf thoae thai are white, are frw rally poi.
w aismi .
AGIUCl'LTURAL
V(mw A StmmJifif IWim,
Tt 1CSTUY UCr. AND pATLltniJ-AIW ON '
FRUIT TRELH,
I rave i bservd that fruit trees, in this region
are altuust wutvtiseily tajurvd by lice and cater
ssliar. - .
IVy ntst Kloalb CHiler berk, until it becomes
etaiuwl hWk, sud fiually dwatroy Ihe Woo. It ia
said that they enjoy hut a few daya of life, in Ihe ' '
aprtag, and can thee be oeady deetroy i. I have
pawned, the! abuul the lime el Ibe first bloeeoaie,
they are kwse ui the bark i aoJ I apply a bile
waah, euvsd of hine, soap, fresh cow-dung and wa '
ir, whtrh uVciully deatreye Iheuf on every part
af the Tree to waste, it ia applied. ,
AIWlU caterpillar, I never eulUr them It)
rerwate o aay trt 36 hour after I discover (hem. "
The pmce of deetroyiug iberu, i by borie n
sawaU Wok, two or thice iik ds deep in lbs body of
the tree, aearly hi hog it with eonimon sulphur, nne
tfoepiag it with a ou wood Pjug, drive light, but
wot so hard a te split ihe wood er the bark, Tbee
rarely revneie twelve hour afUrward. In a
prvMriiee of eight er nine years, neither ef those -
sucthMd hat died tan single iuslsnoe. .' -.
ii. S. J.. JJOt KWOOIX A-
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sitt'iVetTLe artla iv plon Courier says,
le aatjer heel Will he titenWx Iy CultNa'.cJ tin
jeer in that county, net aserely for the purpose of
suakistg ttftr, hut ae U-1 for. animals the yie'l '
t a ecre u tog eoermeua averaging from eiglv
t thirty te a4 U-e soil ia tt the same time' , -teacwuedj
ry, il Oat) huadreJ puuiid of Deer,
seyt Ihe tuuner, wiU yield seven pounds cf sagv, .
gieswg. at wewy ieae4jo.i) tcajuuduck-a
II)! . -
ECU.NOM y in nznv.jr ;it v 4
Vre ia, parhape, no di-pituical ia tfie bualr.eea
o Agrkuhure aa UUlt attended lo in I hi coqntrj
aa that ef economy ia the feeding i stock, ami
aooe vtucihNuirea saur kUuliow-.U hot been
(teawtitnved ikse aOer lime that the mere bruiaing
wf oeta, ot cere, sr Ihe cuttine of hay. add fullr .
e4hird iu vafue ae iood r that ia, that one. .
titrd tHf ia Tutatity; ef eifhtrwiTI uawer.TU6 r
ttvU'it Ihe fhet we have a doU and have loct ..; ;.,
ken SMTpruwdJ ial ao few persons, owners of .
stxlu tdoedjtuit aJbde cd!.&edingw-etue wImk -hat
watched with a discriminating eye Ihe effect
vf feedMYg aeioMla with whole gram but must bare
Wrved the &ct a large portion cornea from them
precis fy k the name condition it waa received by '
I hem Mte their stomachs. The reason of this is
bviosttt Iheir stoaMths hava become o ejilteUcd
Vy Wing Ajtig uswdl to uubruiacd grain, corn, or
era, Iu be enable tu digeat Ihe regular portion
of thM aubatance daily riven .them- Tbit fact
he ahoukj bring about a reformation, as it ia cal
tuttted te convince any one capable of drawine
just okductioua frena weU etabliahed principle,
that all fad. which is voided in an undigested state,
so lau trots) haviog flooe any good, must have been
the ceuswefaaucb positive harm, as all bodice
hkh be in th.e ttoaaacb n that condition, are to
taany source wf irritation, derangement, and die
est Kul there te another view, which we do not 4
toforceaoVseit i thi : that
by trushing e bruwing til graja Joed given to cat
lW Ibe manure will be the more valuable. , How
wAnured frw the bom etable so covered with '
eatt t induce the. belief ,in a stranger thai oaf . :
had absolutely beet town, when in, bet they ' had ' -
sprtttig from ttie aadigWea grafni which had pass
ed! thmgb the home lh trouble wbicbf tucb .
fed ananttre irjapeset apnn the husbandman we need
net niaitiasvaasvd one
iwitnaf with iu .If lhn one-third in quantity of
tnm ran be saved ; if thai fed is mere nutritious,
be abouhl fkrmert tod. pltuitert hesitate, a m-
Mftt t - Why du they net at eece abasdoe a prac
tice so replete wittevd t We .leave the eulutiorj .
e the eetion to those interested. Farwitr Se
, (Vtltnr tit rsWour.-If yen bang'an trom
i f string about half aa inch above the surface of
water eoota'med tn a hyacinth glas il will,,
throw? down long while roots, while its alem will
rW wiwrda aad become decorated with bright
grten and dIicate leaves. When it growt over
ihe top tu? the hyacinth glass, it becomes a very
pretty ehject.
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