ill j- : s- -g;": I-1 1. r j . i J 1 5 i- ? A i- - Li : . f - ? . - I . - . ,
if
f.
loft
tir4
i '
t
5
i V-I -.P- .I -if i 5 :Vm infiirTsolirvn a hrin I Via
slight
ined.
m iJiUMW ibose panicular regK.os oi ..ibe
I'f Wffi& right or left side ot that car
iff XiMi the name hjrpycbQtidnasis.
'fi! M I StMPTOMi,-.:- -. '.
iuJ.(icqrJoreal sjrmptoros are flatulen
lio'f1 bowels, I acrid eructation,
in ; ; - f
ic pains, giddiness, dimness
.!" fja1nJlU'n8L ana oneo an uuer inaoiiuj
kDl'bentiiin upon any subject of im-
luSfis cUe, AUo lanaaidness
f, i j&W irritable tbuughttul. despond-
tfi. thM:knd dejected, accompanied with
vous system.
r train of ideas
d. oTerhelmn
''Taw bfsl. meQ re BSI,Pea, 10 lb,s aLtllc"
CAC9ES.
f Jtltartliofany kind, especiaUy se-
'.a4 nWfrieled lo a laie hour 10 the oiebt,
foutjon j relaxation . or
if8 it otirjmbre rmportant ofgads wirtiin
&.UeqaentS.. .; ; - ;
j TblwSncpl Necu of treatment are; to re
Lli iyeyHnttb strengthen the body, and
SMtbiMpims. which may be promoted
;tti(ICIt:?l!J .!"" -
- i,lr3r fimVprfia Hot). The bowels (it costive)
LiJeirefairPguIaied by the occasional use
TlapetnU vve Know, coining oeuer
Oflaie4 toyiaib bis end, than Dr. VVilliam
VaMAberreatlRiIls being mild and cerynn
IMiplmH The bowels being ones
Uw&i MiSstiimable Camomile Pills,(which
QtJnttiln&lieind anti-spasmodic; are an
l j,!ljbie iewfljl and - without dispute 1 hate
Mrifd Vgreablessing o the numerous public.
:uai physicians hare recommended a free
df 'n'wcafjf,bUl it should not be resorted to ;
tasnf Ulerit willreatly aggravate the
i i! '- j -1 f ii
yfliitqnjSf j .4--' '- - "
I 1 Wwst&g ond Astonishing Facts.
W0?iHW?n REE YEA RST STAND
jjfii tfrIoriroe, Schuylkill, afflicted
"ifh'tlwabav-ei: distressing malady . ' Symptoms:
UGfelMtnbj; ilatulency, disturbed rest, ner-
febfailtcli'jijKcuy of breathing, tightness
UisttfctareJacrMjs tTie breast, dizxinesss, ner-
itiz4ntaipition withuut the sensilion of
iliiiihi ?utTiiCaiion, palpitation of the heart,
bhlwslini Hiogbl cost ireness, pain of, the 6tom-
jafij drb vretne' g rea t d e oil i tjf a nd deficiency of
hSfDjprfo? WWSJ-'-M r K.iJonrpe gave up
WT hobaflit if recovery, and dire despair aat
IjlJje coiinienance voi every person interested mi
Jus:axliteM ojrh?ppiness ; till by accident be
jifii4wtii'e' papersome cures I effected by
bfifevf MEDICINE in his com
p wh)feh!alejd him tu purchase a pack
yoi ihri t'llM which i resulted in eompletelv
nwim et4m 8J0tpni''of his disease: He
ti&hei to ear r hU motive for this declaration is,
Jii't those dieted with the same or any syrop-
Isiiyikrlloliiiose from which he is happiJy
f may pjjue wise- receive me inesumaDie
llJA CAtEpF Tiq DOLOREUX.
1 ilislii $ifJihnW, fetf CaptJ Jo!
seph
mtftfe atom alb-, land unable to leaTe her room
5ti? tfoold J6ili .'relief Jrunn the advice jpf sev
irai pliysiei6ioor from medicines of any kind,
tniltalersjyd commenced using Dr Evans
aieine if Jt(IChajham stfcei, and frum that
tiajeftTe ilp4fi.itj amend, and feels satisfied if
.vY. 5.1" invi'j-- j
.snquojofiej.iDeaicine a lew uayg lunger,
Hpfl 'Cored.: Reference can be had
itsqt:triir,ihe!aUive, by calling at Mrs
i3!info8dloihter's Store, 389 Grand street,
siAnne.F. Kenny, No 115
Lewis
, afHic-
iWrwiljetseenj ;'Stanton and Houston siS
JiefqrSe jia!with the following1; distressing'
Jttiih'.-ieiiy , -loss4 of appetite, palpitation of
;j of fer ieir't lllldiness atd dimness ol 6ight,cou)d
M lii Reside., .disturbed rest, otter in-
twitiaregMl v iitaoy thitig.t hat demanded
or.orjuimetinies avisionary idea of
S'iji!1;! hexdisease, 'a whimsical aver
iai ttf.pjrtia. persons and places', groundless
ippretieaswis oiipersonal danger and - niivertv.
irksoenMjjdjwearinesis of life, disconten
$i$H$0W erjr : slight ' occasion , she
:rc,f Hpia neitneroie noriive;srje wept,
Iatpenej lelpolded, and thought she led a
fust miserable ife, never was one so bad, with
J'eJwj) : f aUucinattons. ; .
fFnne alvice of several eminent
jHjsicjapd had recourse to numerous medi -"f'INHll
hoi obtain even temporary allevia
ofi jegiing 8taie, till her husband per-
iT3W.pfake trialof my mode of treatment.
She faojw; quite lelieved, and finds herself
oniyjcblf of attending to her domestic af-
rffrfnl11' 'ny period of ber existence.
UWyi tiu&baod - of the aforesaid Anne
i:3 vsh nm wi mis
tPRENURKABt
arottt bro me. thia idih Av f n
mcKSEv, Com. of Deeds.
SOrmARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE
n eoijlf ISM. twiih an Aflect of The
wngs-red! under tbe treatment of Dnctnr
)VjKVilfVS'f IfM) Chatham xr
",w-f.i"ilepjatnin 43 jams, 13 Centre st.
"warliiiNKi JJafflicled fiir four r.
erepatoil!afJ hlsjoJuts, which were alwaW
!ueridQ !e fihgriiest motion, the tongue
fTfdfeay whiteness ; loss of appetite,
2Jness irk b-is head, the bowels commonly ve.
v M?,;iHe purine nign. coioureo, ana ouea
Nsl sjirtgVunaitended by relief. The a
rte fiymp1omsl Were 'also-attended : with consid
lrtJ,e5M U WeathingJwith arsense o.
If, f J,c?oss the jphest, likewise a great want
the nervous system. 1 ' . .' '
oms were entirely ; removed,
fferted hv Dr Wm Evans.
lyoWet? York, . r -j "
WW BM4"yi? being doly sworn doth de-
Tn f inat he facts stated in the a
7VI llficatej subscribed br him; are in al
'tes$ec(9J'roe.' r I- r R RN' i s i a R V f S
wOTB bflMfA- rtA? Ihia ftU fHT..u. ibm
' WlLtUH SAUL, Notary Public, 96 nas-
4 :!"''' wGLlS ( Bookstore ) t'h
Tfflri&M f0C,a n,e;coarse' or ex-
'flfiltinlvlba immoderate ose of mercury,
Lni VbrtmlfTes, Abe eapprewron of some ha
WWk M function of ibe men
JoonBOD,4ff 6, iVlassv was sev.ei.ely afflicted
lorJjBplrfljiijJ ' Dolereux,;' t jofeiit pain
n ler heaU Jiod Vomitin?. wiih a burning heat
.uue-energy.
l?nwe)dtpt
perfect core e
PENDtfiTON BUDNE1J
EDITORS AND f PROPRIETORS
POSTZOALl
T
THE CATHEORAL BKLL AND THE !
HERMITAGE BELL -il
Within an old cathedral huD2 ' -'
A mighty bell, -
Which neverL save at Easter, swung
Qaij solemo knell ; j ' -
'And then ia ternly ill around . .-
:. , ta echoes fell, : , j ;. , 2
The peasants trembled at Lbs sound
Not far frqm ihe cnthedral stood
, A hermit's. cell," , i . .
And in its-, be fry tower of wood
A Sit He bell ;
Wbose daily tinklinjjs through the year
V Solainilf fell,
-The peasanls hardly gave an ear
1 To that roall; bell.
The hermit-j-he who owned the same,
Abff loved well,1:; 'v-V
Resolved lha;t it should share the fame
Of the big bell j ;
So tollingiit out once year,
-1 With one brief knell,
He larigH ibe peasants to revers- :
His little bell. .
4.:
And there
are fools in vast repote.
ho,' strange to tell,
Acquire tl
i fame by being mute.
These w
Jul
ke that email bell ;
lo be sagP9 rarely Speak,
Of they know well
That freqneirjt utterance would break j
he solemn spell. 1
From the
AjSHOR'pj
Dedicated (tpi
lWu York American.
i - .w- ' ' '
AND TRUE STORY.
Hout permission.) to the ex
elusive ' hard currency'" folks, by one
lis s U ' - " J ...
xsho telle tfjoj he saw it. 1
Sam Stanton, tras a true-bloe Loco Foco
of the i iarc" currency,'" school catch hi in
taking any other money hut Hard monejrj
Nothing .woildl he handle but .what would;,
as he said 'jingle Ion tomb stone.' .Sana
had been pretty; fortunate in .business Y and
when Ibe period arrived to leaye the southl
iiid return north for the sum-
em country,
mer he sold
ing stock in
out ana turned au tns remain-
1 m . - ?
race into hard dollars and took
his passsge
'he first few days out from If
Mobile nur voyoge was prosperous; and j
many a long! argument workaway th time' U
on the relative! security of "Hard money'
and 'paper moH0y- Ezra Tupper, one of
our passengers
on Doarn tne ousan and fcli-
Z v was Sat
Sfanfon'e main! competitor;
Ezra had i
vested his earnings in cood
a - . :k
bank drafts
n line north, ana oam would
- ' '
jeer Ezra pretiy ' ofien
about bis 'paper 1
e 'stuff.1 sava Sartt I
promises '
This is th
nhat will redeem its own promises any l
w here No protests for non payment here..
esys Sam, folding op one of (his bags of
dollars, weighing 50 pounds at least, and
tumbling it Svfr on; the floor-fthat' thf
music, huzza for Tom Benton and fhe'Suhi
Treasury, aiidldown with the Bank." Well
on be went, arjd a few ilayslbroirght us
found the p irt of the t Florid as, and by
lat.'and long! ire found ourselves a little
south of St Atiustine,l heading north warji
and homeward.! The weather ud to this
time hadbeen irnild and amiable but now tt
beganJfrlooifpur.and!8quallyi';' and iCafjt
Crowell looked anxious, and -some of the
nld salts' heiran strsnninir ro'neWacns'dowh'
over their hitsland round their pea-jackets;
I
and things assumed coming trouble.' AUjhieh could be seen might he senj while
that night the Wind increased, and the Sni-1 the anti individuals suffered theirs jib (hang
san and Eliza rolled about like a little boy f
with the stomach-ache in green apple time
The next jrnqming, she had! not canvass
enough on he
ib wind whistled thronffh the ncrcinir. anil 1
the salt water splashed ud over n as if thev
did'nt care rfilrTor' Sam Stantoh, Ezra Ttif.t
per, the 'Susanj and Eliza,' nor any thing
else', not even the bags of dollars or the
Bank drafts. . ' J ' "
Presently there came a real smashing
sea tumbling! along, and by tbe time Capt
Crowell called out 'hold on, smssh it came
on board of lis. and
swept off the cook
-00k inht, and thW
house, and the; poof cook
hen coop 8 and jail the chickens in them, and
set the p adrift and split and broke thp :
; T, 1 i - . . , , . " t.
rodder -from li s hangings, and left tis in
rather
w
told
s raised to clear away the
fe long boat"
. lUverv bodr
And (Ki.n mVwUu - pp.. ,
who had arivltbin tri save brirrled with it
ondek,ani nhframeiSam St an ton and his
bags ofdol arsiWd op came Ezra Tupper.
sticking a small wallet" in his breeches'
pocket The boat was by this time slopg
a ptcfceMfnr all of us were soaked "d silrery tones, aiidn Ladies andjUen-
:.u ..1 I.iJ k ..if,... I tlemen In sneakinir Of the science of oh re-
at Uak! had nrrnrredanr! ii rrtr oology, the nrsl consideraiioo -wnicn pre
sine ; ana me captain got a compass from gnizawon 'vi ne oeaoa. 01 severat wen.
the binnacleVjiahd a big jbagof bread from Pown characlars, whose skulls .1 jbtjJheie.
the "ftoirjfonj J and the mate j rolled along ! rf b W, conti q ed the learned ptfesspf ta
a cask of water, and others brouffht chunks Iking up i very singular ly-lorrned MiW in
of oork "anH beef, and others i KUnbt ml
pea jaeketsirij03he bolt w pretty well
loaded. . Now inmp in mv bWi said the
captaini 'ifusiingfto providence; let us hone
for a safe deli terance' Bot! when we tl
got in itwksJfond:that the'bbat was over-
loaded, anfftiheextthing
her--and no'amehhe:.rob'i - .Sam"' Start-
ton was sitting on three considerable sized
that! in the bottom of the boat and the Cap -
VaTri tfttyoljt; tnrJf contiingtl bmrj Vr
' ' 1
fillh: . .t-rr--v-;. 't-.-j t - -
1
beef, or some other necessary of -life, but
on jdiscovering that ibey contained Ihtatier
ballast, lie decided at once to lighten the
shtp by throwing them overboard, j :);
I The parting scene was a sore struggle,
br Sam Stanton : but over they went, and
down, they went.? Sam looked ' U JEzra
Topper, and Ezra felt sorry for Sac3;1 and
by way of cheering him, said to the Cap
tain. 2fow Captain," aaya 'hetirtcefiny
friend Sara has made a sacrfiice for the
puniic goou. i n uo as muco ; anu ; ui you
sfri the word, I'll throw this wallei over-
opara too u contains just at isrg an
mount in Bank drafts, i dam9!' bags of
dollars amount to, and I'll iuif as I fate do
iias noif ror l sent -duplicates op y jimaii
tiefore I left, and ordered the trijilicates to
rrillow by the mail after, to guard i against
js such a sacrifice as this. . vJj -
It was no time for a joke ; but reroem
bertng the apirited arguments we had 1 had
(In the passage regarding the relative secu
rity of transmitting money by thti'credit
system, and the hard money sysiero 1
was almost disposed to laugh o.utright-r-but
poor Sam Stanton looked so aireaketl' Uie
ah) dollars' had gone to the bottom a
dead loss no mailer who owned them
a!hd be had'nt a word to say. It was con
iuded that Ezra Tupper should not throw
his Bank draft, overboard as the Oweight
af not material ; and it was wslls he did
lot, for they, served oa Our landing to pro
cure us means of 'corofoit te.i had a
tight pull at the oars for a day anil a night
alter. leaving the wreck, and got into St., Au
gustine. Ezra Tupper found a trader who
Wanted a good draft on the Northland paid
im a good premium for one and geperous
y mprplied our wants out of itj and upon
ibe whole, we bad a merry time of ii on by
Railroad? and steamboats.; The sabjfict of
urrency was occasionally introduced but
t was evident that Sam Sianton !hadgot a
new wrinkle by the late voyage, I and be
was heard to say, that 'hard currency?' was
a jjood thing to talk about in Congress, and
jjind at political meetiiigs but devijtjh poor
reljauce on salt water in a long-boat ; and
If any man ever . attempted to hunhug bim
Igain with that matter, he'd just tell him
she story of the nyfre be aade on the
hrig Susan & Eliza, Cspt. Crow el, ant!
that did'nt convince him, he i might try
vis luck t it. - :"-!' " 1 H ft
THE VENTRILOQUIST AND THE
PHRENOLOGIST. I if! I
! V
Valentine, ' the ventrih qnst,! Jwilb an
hopi!a amusement for his object, applied foi
jijiicket at the door of a place wher phre-
tjnoiogicai irnure was iw w oeuvereo, ano
jijiasi'rig obtained one, 'entered aj wimjeon
lisiruciea room, in wnicn mere were; seats
? . a .aiL.a ::
traisea one aoove me otner, ano anie or ron-
a ' I l i ,i i J
Uining about four hundred persons;; wbil:
On the rostrum stood s table, tiporli which
were placed several peculiarly -forfnejd skulls,
the nominal relics of some of ibej jgratesi
scoundrels.fools, philanthropisfs, an i) states
nen, that ever had existence: The! plac:
was crowded, and when1 the appiinl!d Urn-
had passed without the appearance -of th
professor, the audience began to pajaifest
hat respectable sort of impatie uc jwbich
deelopes itself in a gentle, timidjiajjping of
sticks and umbrellas. The amount pf in
lelligence displayed bv the audience was
ttriilv striking ; and ps Valentine was able at
jlalglince to perceive who were really ph
jinolfigists and who really were riotpbiy the
rnode in whicb their hair was arranged
WW the pbreholoffists wore theirs nnrelv off
Hheir foreheads, in order that efrjjijf pomp
roughly, or if it would curl, to curf sncord
Mfg'J upon tncir latent nro ws oe became
PxHejpeJy interested in speculating jipcn the
would at once be prepared to go f He had
p'hbwever, speculated long. mh'pWk move
-menf was made. upon the rostrurri-a move
ent which was palpably indicative of some-
thing. Eery eye was ot course fdirected
most anxiously towards the door ; and when
the professor, who formed part ofi i iolemn
irocessipn
:cssiyu cmcrcu, ihc aumauso wag ra-
ceedingly loud and liberal.
The: members
!f tne cornmiltee then seated themselves at
osl respect fuL distance on eierjside.
and when: the profess" r had recovered his
! 1. I : I L . I 'LL Sli
?f iPowwmoo ne ,cougneo siigniiy,j ga
ve
l86"1 Pe?',ar t tetD9 ! a"d lbtnM
sweet
i'f fls itself iswhel her the extejrnaJ jdevel
ooement ofmanV prrpehsities ahd:piassions
Kooement 01 man's propensities and iosssions
W us "ne fflect of those ipropen
tfnsities and passiohSXjVow, in fa
ruer tnai
t1 mar ,0?!fie.c!c!,T;-,b 8U5jv,,e
nent is the efJect, noUhe,causeIprofHse
jto dircct yoor attention to the fieceliar or-
r both hands, and looking at it' veryliutently
r-tf this is the head of Tim:Thwrihi!? tbe
I murderer. V - III ll I M
I I) i" The: what T5 cried Valentine j! dexter-
lously throwing bis voice into thfr skull
r jijThe startled professor dropped it jon the
instant ;s lod ,ai it: rolled with iejir io-
4'gnation opon"ahe rostrum, tbi?. audience
simultaneously burst info a convulsive roar
of laughter. ' r ; - '..- l-A. I H ij! ;
The ctefcxr "at to dfd Bit Uvrfh Df
- - - - :!r. - - - : - r. H-;JJ--Ujir-hjfoi 19 voi TTriu VriT 7"
do means; he looked amszedgiiiqd pale,
very pale, and slightly trecnbled as he stared
at the rolling sktiil But whenj hejha .gut
firiently recovered himself Jto know; that all
wete laughing : around him, he certainly
made s Umeotable effort to join Ihlra J Arid
this gave him courage, for he proceeded to
pick up lbs object of his aj acpmect ; but
no eooner had hegoVhis hand upon it again,
than VaJentine fried a murderer ml
tone of great solemnity, -j - p T;
Ojatj. professor again ataited bark ; but the
laogh of the aadieoce was neither io Cloud
norsovgeaeral as before, seeing that many.
bad been struck wilb the idea i that wre
as something supernatural about it jl i
Tbis.is stranger, very ' strange xtraor-
dioary .! said the brofessor, with great tn-
leostiy oi ieeimg f very, i very extrscrdioh
A murdeier ?ni repeated Valentine in s
deeply reproachful tone, which of 'couiat
seemed to proceed fiom the relic of Tim
Tbornhill. : I ' -. i JI iiliiil- -i
The audience laughed no more They
did not even smile The looked, at each
other wtth an expression nf wonder,! and
felt that the sxpll was under some ghostly
influence, wbileTtbe learned professor,! albe
it by no means prone to superstition, was
utterly lost in amazeraentir: 1 I illil I
Is it possible !? thought he; (( that; this
skull can be inhabited by the spirit of Tinj
Tbornhill? Is it possible tbtt tbat!apirit
can have spoked V , He was not prepared
to say that it was j impossible, and the aat
sumption of. its not being impossible glnerj
ated the cousiderltioo of its1 probability:,
which, added to the evidence of his b 0
ears, at 1 ength reduced the thing to. a icerl
taint y', or something very like it And tbi
seemed to be the conclusion to whkh tbe
committee had arrived, for. they j looked ext;
tremely grave and altogether at a loss to
give expression to their feelings on ibeutf-
Ladies and Gentlemen," said trie pro
fessor, after an awful pause, during whicfi
it soon happened to strike him that he onght
to say something. 1 stsrrely know bow
to address ou.fcr"This occurrence .is bif so
extraordinary a character, that .1 really dont
know what to think - With, a view to tbf
promotion of scienee' ; :.j ' l j
"Hi f ha ! haf!" criedValotine in an
O'Smithian tone, and at melo dramatic in)
tervalsi throwibg bis voiee" be hind the? prof
feasor, whostarted but dared not look round.
Ha ! ba ! ha !'? be repeated, making the
voice appear to proceed rrom a mncn greati
er distance ; ahdwhile the chairman j thf
professor, and the gentlemen ofiherOmmiri
tee had scarceiytbe) power to breathe thi
knlls on the riarjle seemed to enjoy th
thinj exceedingly for they v really, jnj; the
imagination of all! present, appeared to be
grinning more decide 'ly than ever, j il
There is nothing in -nattire tKat efajrtles
men more than a noise for which thev! rani
not account. However strongly strung mav;
be their nerves; however slight may be the
sound which the?! hear, if thev cannot': el
count for the sound it at once chills their;
Mood, and in spite; of themselves sets thrjr
i nffination rn the: rack, I:, the voice which
apparently proceeded from that skiipirTa.fi'
r ached the ear of a man alone, ineieneffi
ould have been infinitely m"rei etrikrng ;
inasmuch as. if pipus, be would bav Ihok-
ed for that protection for which.we all think
of looking when! no other aidiistivesr;
while, if impious,he, with the greatest Jpos
sible promptitude would : have exclaimed,
Why, the devil is in the, skidl,!1 aridjirun
away. ' As in this esse : however, rtnere
were nearly four hundred persons, present,
they stuck to eachl other for. protection.: and
a . . 1 i m. f " : " "i: -! f'
during tne awiuijsiience wnicn tor some
time prevailed, the more' reflecting bega'n to
reason thriiselvesover theehockf thus :
Why what havefwe to fearK Ve never
tni'ired I im . 1 nornniil. t rferaiffht nave
been verv ill used'l- he might have' been in
nocent of the crime for which: be suffered,
but we did not caHse. himttb suffer.1:! 1 His
spirit therefore' carl rot be angryfwitb iisun
less indeed it be aj very unreasonable Spirit.
What then have we to feafi!" t hti IIlI
By virtue of this profound course of tea r
soning many recovered their self-possession
and as Valentine: remained silejnt to enjoy
the effect he had broriuced, he;had time to
reflect upon that rnoral; weakness of which
we are peciifiarly the, victim.; M :
A true Anetdoie.Goi Crittenden, (the
nrsi 01 tne name,;;wno nuea trie, oince 01
Chief! Magistrate;' of ;Vermnnt) had j two
sons, named Martin andfTrUmah. j Thf
first of these was deemed less brightly en
dowed by nature tpn the btjier and aj col
lege education wag ?gifen Aimj to ! rejpjfedy
the snnnosed deKeiencv'.N Tfumn !iWh
never lacked in mother wit was placed ;up
on the farm. It chanced brie day ,that the
Governor had in bis barn (a calf, so hlittle
endowed with eveo aninial ttnstinct, asfnot
to be ) ablcT to 1 d rw sustenance frbnj its
mother cow nby allf jhejt etf rta of 5 the
Governor, or his HelpTcouJdmakb the crea
ture suck the teatTrumai,aid bis fa
ther, wftat shall we do with this fo&lish
cal f ? How ah alL we lea rn bjm :tb auckle ?
dnt know really .father, returned the
son, with the most . eommepdable gravity
5 bnlefa'yoQMnhinito'coUege with M"f;
tin Barre Gazette
More than a match for a fiobber.'tn a
VZrthn crplccnci tba tcssoa itstf beneCi
wcauiuuuy iaignt. Alao
Iherio giving her son forty; piocea of !mo
ney as his portion, made hi a swear never
o tell a lie and said.. Go my son I conT
sign thee to God,and we shall not meet again
until the day of judgment! The Yputb
irent away and the partjr he travelled with
was assaulted with robbers! 1 One fellow
asked what he iad got,, and he Vaid. ' For
ty diners are se wed up. in : my garment."
He lacghed thinking he jeated uoiher
aked the same queitioo and got the same
answer. AV last the chief came and asked
tk.f: h aioV l; bare 6ld t wo of your
.fieople arr&ady4hat I have furty diners sew
ed up 1 , my clothea? He ordeied I the
clothes to be xipt opan,1 and found the mo
ney. And how caaie "you : to tell this V
Because, the child .replied, l would not
be falie to my mother, to whom I have
promised never to tell a lie., Child, kaid
the robber, aft thou so mindful of thy duty
to thy mother, at thy years, acd am ij in
sensiMe at my age ofjhe duty. I 079 to
my It iui Uive mo thy hand, that I may
sweat repentance oa it He did sorLbis
ollowers were all struck with j the scene,
Xou have been our leader in guilt, saved
they to the chief, 'be the same in tbe path
6f virtue ;" and they instantly made resti
tution of spoils and vowed repentance ven
ne nana."
j From the Philadelphia Gazette
Dsatm Warrant op Jesus Cnnisx.
Of the many interesting relics and fragments
of antiquity which have ' been brought to
igbt by tbe persevering researches of mod
ern philosophy, none could have more in
terest to tbe philosopher and the believer,
ban the one w copy betow. i Chance,
says tbe Courier d Etats Unis, has just
put m'o our hands tbe most imposing and
judicial document to all Christians, that ev
er has been recorded in human annals: that
is the identical Death warrant of our liord
JBfCa Christ The document was faith
fully transcribed by the editor, and is mhzc
verba : ; -1 . ..-
Sentence rendered by Pontius Pilate, acting
; Govtrnor cf Lower Galilee, (stating thai
: Jf sus of Nzreth shall; suffer death' on
I the eios$' - --j
1 In the year seventeen of the emperor
ribefius 'nar and lhf SSihdayof March,
the city of the holy Jerusalem, Anna and
Caiaphas being priests, sacrificatora of the
people f God, Pontits-Pihte Governr of
Lower Galilee, sitting on the Presidential
fhair of tbe P story condemns Jesus of
Nazareth to die on the cross between two
thieves the great and notorious evidence
of the people saying- ,
1 JeM3s ia e eedoceiv
3 He is seditious.! :
18. He is an wnemy of the law.
: A He catls bisaself fals!v the Son of God.
. He cat la himself falsbly the Ring of
Israel. ' . ' .
6 He entereTleto tke temple, followed
by a multitade besring palm branches in
their hands.- t
I Ordr th isrst renhirion, Q'i ill us Cornel
109, to I? ad hirt to the place of execution
i Forbid any person whomsoever, either
poor brrirh, to oppose the deith of Jesus.
' . The. witness who signed the coademna
lion of Jesus are, viz : 1. Daniel Robani.
k Pharisee ; 2, Joannat Ilorobable ; S. Ba
phael Robani ; 4. Capet, a citizea.
I " Jesus shall go ont of toe city cf Jerusa
lem by the gatp of Sfruenus.
I The above sentence is engraved on a cop
per plate ; pn one side are written thesp
words': ' A similar plate is sent to each
trie ' It was found in an antjq-te va3e of
white marble, while excavating in ths an
cient city of AqiM. m the kingdom of
Naples, in the year 1820, and was discov
ered hy the Commissaries of Arts: atiachcd
to the French armies. At the expedition
of Naples, it was found enclosed in a bpt
of ebony, in the sacristy of the Cbartrem.
Ti e vase m the chapel of Caserta. The
lrench translation was made by the
frrs- of the Commission of Arts. The
original is in the Hebrew language. Tbe
Chartrem requeu'led earnest It that the plate
should not be taken away fnm them. The
request was granted, as a reward for the
sacrifice they had made for the army. M.
Denon, one of -4he savsns, caused a ptate to
be of the same model, on which ho had en
graved the above sentence. At the sile ol
hi rn eetrorr-ot-arniouities. etc. it a-i
bought, by Lord Howard for 2,890 francs:
(is intrinsic value and interest are mUch
greater. A few years ago there was found
at Catskill, in New JTork, a " shekel of la
rael.11 of the time of our Saviour,- On one
tde was the representation of a palm leaf ;
on tbeother, a picture of the temple, with
tbe words underneath,:' Holy Jerusalem,
in the Hebrew tongue Relics like these,
properlt authenticated, have about them an
inexpressible sacredness and n.oment. They
seem to blend two word, and to carry hu
man curiosity from the fioiie to the infinite
I - THBTilERMO VjETER.
Theibertuoinfter. alihoogh tnTenred half a
century earlier ihar tbe barometer, a more
Jhah half a ceotorv I'" n arriving a pcrlec
Itoo Hero, who flourished at Alexandria about
one hundred and thirty years before Const. ha
deserihed n bis SpirUalia. a sort of hoge wea
Iber glaiwnm whicB wair was made to fall by
ibe vicitsiiodes of day and night, or jather the
heal and eulJ. This machine had
1 1
been Ca agsa ovetluokedj of rnerery maAfevtd
in the liwht of a curious contrivance. IV
orjo, a very learned and tnjecious V
aician, who was lonj professor cf r '
tbe Uaiversity of. Padoa.and had h
Improve his ait by theapplicaiioa f f tz
lal science, redo ced the hydrauls c. "
Haro iota a more campeodiou3 Lrni, 1,
con3trocttd. abiiut the' close 'cf the ?.it
century, iba ioatruraent aiccs - know n t -name
of the air tharmometer, which Lee-'
ed with obviou- advantage, to -tzz'-heat
of tba hum-a body iofevprs.
The great improver of ibe therccne ! :
ever, was Pahreoheit, originally a tpu'
Dantsio; who, havicg failed io t "i
being attached to cheroical porsous, ,V '
to gam a livelihood !;y making and sdlit - ?
inairuaentt.s Tbe division of th9 ihen:"
icle bad occupied IbeatteoUon cf 6eeral !
d and ingenious men ; but it, w&s PaLrc
who first pointed oat 1 Urn 03 1 accurate c
atumpltshinj the. porposajHe observe j :
tb builiog point difffredi under difTerent t'
of airooaphenc presure,'and pointing v-; ;
oeceaty f fixing it at a man baromet: xi
tude. Ha bad atsa notice3, that a
cold ooch more intense than that cf ice" t
be pracured by a mixture 4 snow and nU ;
conceiving this to b extreme cold, he cm :
ed his eoal from that point, which 13 32 .';
below J tbe frerg of water. - Accord U
Ifahrephiit'a scale commences at cero, the s
peraturi of hie freezing point of wa'er i- :
;d. S2 Idegreea VjanJ -the' twiliag v jm "c: :
grees. the apace bet ween, tbe UeZ'ts ii 1 j I
ing of water baiog divided into ISO dertt .
BemgiUnderstood. Vben we find t
we are not iliked We assert that we Rr r
understood ; when probably the dislike
have excited , proceeda from our bein,T t
fulfy coppreberirjed.
TENNESSEE.
The Instructing Resolutions have p3-
tbe Legislature ot this State. Mr F n
had rtsigned, at lasMccounts, and J u
White, it was thought, would follow s
Tbe letter of resignation sent to theX
Istnre by Mr. Foster, is spoken of 15
able and eloquent production' ' f
The people can now see tbe dff. rr
bwtwfien. Whig promises and Loco Foco f
JJr. Foster said, before the lection, tha
would resign, if commanded, and he :
promptly done so. Messrs. Pr.'.v ;
Strahgi promised the same for effect ; '
when it turned out in the s qel, that t:
were really instructed, it was them t l.
of another colour entirely, and thej pti'.l 1
ylorioosly cling to a Seal in the S i
whea it is deprived of all that makes it
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