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VOL.; XII.-NEW SERIES. .
; : SALISBURY, N. J3., JUNE 7, 1855.
NUMBER II
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llOMAJTISM AT UOME-Jio. IL
W ha Botlr Calholie book of devotion
alld " Buury of tlx Mutt Eol Virgia Mar;,
r tb kmiU of U diwd? Tlx to-
U64 KdwrT klU w i Um prefcc tbl it
b wMWtrttW ttpoi tbt plan of tlif Pwlur to
tlx .Vifgia iidi wriUea ia 1960, by
JFimt- -XHm Cmit'm&m 1m insedwU
npmWM of Pop. Pi- YL 1 1 J
Hk Jnu7 aumW of ll Suutlwra Ttmlj
Uriui Eiw, eosuiixd oai Mlncte bom
com
poMd of oa krxir4 ! fifty jpMlim to Um
Virfin, aAar tka anaoer of tba oa bwxlral
tHy jMlint it David to tba Trim Qoi.
Jiot Ux pajron ia tb !"iallur vt, V powiUa,
,ra nor Uwt'lioaMm dwa aa tooUl iiUci
pal froa UU dritf frilttew of tU pUuil
caaofptioai 7Tka aotbor of tba Rour; ibcn,ilid
aqt tclect w mial aocxorpConabla modrl, but
A ererj BfinijrJal.pf tlii JirtinguubcJ patirot
and lord, and grant m Brace to live ia tocb a ! . . , ,. ,
,, ,t. ... . , "Ube Wilmington HeralJ) from tba' I atrritr
manoef tbat I mar tnnt to cnjor tbe crown of:., .? i
eUtnial eturr Ainen." Smiw, ui copy oi leiwr aoureo oy u.ra
a,, . w uuiuwi UUIHIU Mill, HIH USIIlfllUCI
Tboogb lU pray, ara u,t m borriUe ; CoDgTCM., FruIn tLW Mter ,,
tltoa-iy Uilail that Hilt louk ipoa laa" frttb
yea, of pky ma aa aiila ia Uim aia of Um,
Mgbing to belioU tba beautiful fa of my God
tion yet tliy cannot be regarded m tba rar
'"(? of a nianiac Tlirr are the dtrrotioB of a
bol people and bare received the unction of
upon to (ustain in tbettrigle (of independence,
wit) be inferred. It will aWappear that, fliers
aa a rein of humor iu Harnett' composition,
. on prominent .nd Induentud BUUp. Tlou-b, , weii.t-ir eoneerning thi." dUftin
"',J kDi tkM4. rIIy beliw, Ihat w to a.t do
" 1 '7 Tm a ft type of tba era in abitk 1m fived. a renre-
aentatire man a brare, gmeroae, bigb-toned,
urdiiiea.
It ' plia tlnrfln tW Deification of Mary,
giflcd man, oc:li a were many of the patriot of
, "' -; thoM .tormy tiraea. Ala.? pure p.triotiitn in
entirely lot ,gbt of. Mary, and not J , i ! j , JV h- J , .,nj fc a V.
Savour an Interee-o, of th. Catboljc ,hHl , ,y M
K att MMMtVM BMI -I ...I
. r"-?" T'"K"--
i-ifcFor- tale come on to relieve me
in If or, tut at farting the Very beginning. o(
J.a xH.it.
tf.- i. 47. !
Xhirnm' Vittan at Eumpe rl 1. ftp 9SL
i, ! Ih and make that- Ajiinn'm rnlni Wl.ll.
Znw XanJmm. Tli roa of Lout N'a- lfJ n;ii ,. iii. ,: I r r t ' . i-..
ikmpoo irom uie aiMwn attemnt unon Iim k, tv.
i r." $ "TV - B ,Wo,jliu 10 i 8tk uf April perbap, tba u,t j r,nw4 100 e,. w? p,. I tba
ttralTrutf h aaoaa profamty, - S important item in U.e luteffiawa from Earnpei tMrn , .,,w u,
: . . - -- ... j . -a"Ui TUVV7
and you vert well know bow we lived.'
n-floclloa a beiMtVf aee i diacuwing Uia range
of a miile, and i pefLap eiclailning,"'Tbera
U a spb'ndid bot," that it may hare carried mis
ery and orrow iuto tome bappy botuebold.
Tiie imolic clears away, the men 'get up, they
gather around on tbat move not, or who it
racked with mortal agony ; I hey bear biro away,
a mere tlai k niK-tk, and a w sborel-fulls of
mud mark for a Hltl lime resting place of tbe
poo aoldier, wboo wiie, or mother, or children,
or sin ten, are left destitute of solace, aaveiueino-
Uy and the. jmpthy of tbeir countrTj One
such fittle speck I t'b"d to-day, and saw
quietly deposited on th ground inside a trench.
Who will let tba inmate of that deaolate cot-
taga in I'icardv, or Gascony, or Anjoa, know of
their bereavement f However, there goes anoth
er abell; and It does nothing but knock up a
cloud of mow and dust. '
Camp Cor. Lomlc Time:
...7 t j, JJtrm y mm am "J woa.
j fur the week preceeding the n'ing of the ltallic. j 0ia
O Mary, Pula Star of tba Cbarrh. w offer j - " nistory or natKDs, tbat so ; ffS ,bi, eom,4ai,it to any person.
Ihea oae P.te Nostef aaj test Dail Marys for much ha depended f the life pf any single , ,m to ,it d6w whh Ak j
J!wavyi-m--'-rtl f ibea"; " Un,M ,,,C l-K"nP0 ihalU.c arorr, if mr country y,uirc it I only
,Sb of Jtok imm. Cbri, .bo' illumined "f H"nfI. Wbaterer may be thought of. motion it to guard you against diffic'ultiea which
bo .r.i fetta ; by bim. a j ,M-; ""' .. mkd in attaining you enWunt on ,W return, unless the.
-pwaytal'tll'lk aaul U-trtmk-S, m:JfrtlA eonTmuahce of jTr, XjiOTy wilt maK anriihle provtslons
, of otUrs ia I Brgatory, may Merit tbnaigb llr,lu'. FiauW tut thronghwrt-fi. yrmi t,jnm atitasL- l liiow they. aiU fc,
(por tscape frotn tba darkaeas of that ob- i ' l""tent, depend in a great degree ajon , uu-r.), they aUa'vs have be n in their allowan-
scuraDriauaiiaMtUsukadorsof Ulorr. AiiKn.i1,1 felaiuing flic power be i.k. Hi.J.atl
. la tbe last aolenia addrrn of tl.a 6, iou to woul1 ,be ,n!'u'nt
Lia die!t.tel h. taUL-bl tLem. - Wbalaoner lu"ua- l"th- ,IJed lht f "1
J.J1 k lb. Father ia mr name. La .Ul m it ! I'10'' nM pattapaaiitail anarchy anrl mis-
V B -'t
you." Itut krra the
ces to their n anls. Could not Hooper, Xali,
Johnsoa or some sort, be sent with you. Believe
me they will bj much wanted. 1 acknowledge
it L cruel in me to wish yun to reluf n ; you
A BEAUTIFUL POEM.
The firt thing, iu the way of business, that
our hand touched on hut Mooday morning was
the charming jxjtm on. My Brother." Ilnrdly
had the morning iien througli it first hour of
sunsbiue, when as we were wondering how much
of tbe gentle Sabbath would attend our toil
through the busy week, this delicate and frag
rant breath brought its sweet refreshintd our
hearts.
The fcir author ia but seventeen years of age.'
A highljuilod fiitnd, hoe eyts is always
oppino tbrtfikens of geniufand whose heart is
full of tba music u(. Jcetryl write m privat. lv
about her. Tbe facts of the letter are touchinz :
and whil. delicacy (orbida our ing M,eria '"ge of absent lover.
'sjruFF-k &Myof dXiosiyo -A
HUSBAND.
Robert Morey was called a first rate yoong
man, and was of an age considered for marrying.
He was front tba North, and settled in one of
the village of our State, whero, being a stran
ger and a Northerner be did well, while the old
citizens, with expensive families and careless and
indolent habits, wer alway grumbling about
the hard time. Our hero was just twenty when
he entered tba village as a commission merchant
but being a intelligent young msa keen,
strew d, Industriooa and sober, he succeeded ia
bis business, and now after the lapse of five or
sis years, be was called one of the wealthiest
yoong men in tbe place. Added to this advan
tage, bo young man in tbe village possessed a
finer form or face, or more pleasant manners.
So the gossip said, and the young ladies tbo't
that be was a fine husband for some of them to
catch ; and Robert himself began to think, as
he was well fixed in the world, to look around
and cuit himself with a wife. But that was rath
er a difficult matter, as he was wry precise in
his notions of a wife. In all the young ladies
of his acquaintance be imagined some fault or
impcrfcction.-except in-one whom he had often
thought could make him happy ; but it was
w hispered that she w as engaged to a young man
who had gone to California to seek his fortune,
liobert had not buen long introduced to ber, and
had conversed with ber but a few time, yet it
seemed to him that she smiled on him partku-
Jarly an4 set uied jjg jisten with pleasure to his
conversation; ane vanity Whispered that ner-
hapa his handsome persou wight' gypereeder tbe
But, though honor
sot to th Ftkr, ia the
of tbe Son; . ' '
;' Tb Crwrawy a Jkfary Mo JlUy.
prayer is W AYery stij 'I" lheeoli'v l" gyration in Europe. ' Uva already mffewd mor"i
e asm and (U the sake 1 I"Klf ho" WJ thi. fact i a It, i to be ceres, that any man w ho ha I
thing named in it, we may yet state, the cir
cumstance with whkh thi child of genius has
straggled are sucb as to move any heart to deep
galioa for some line past
twee in th dele-
But you have this
consolation ; that should yosi fail of receiving
yuui-Mwatd iauiii world, you will no doubt, be
tinging HalUujnh in the next to all eternity..
your private con-1 fctling. Eos. Soi thcrx Times.
found ia the frantic ebullition of joy displayed
j iu England, France, and also in Austria, upon
rlbe MeeMlo. ftf the inb lllin itce tliat die life of
-y pmrwigw tfgia asary, asoiner um, l?Je Kn,rPur of ,l1 narn prevnrd. i
'- - ' i- a i .j iLwi. ...i i ..... ' . . . .... i
. 1 JT ' Z i'jr .i " ,-"g "' '"Tho-, I aekuowledge, yosrrWw is rreryWi
E-pre. of Angels and Mea, we offer the one , lnu,de, of ,ui, Xa,ha would have Wn the fllrvhnd for ,l.al bu.;M,u
VVf T 'i3 " "Wt AdUu, mv friend, may vou be happy. Vou
AmAmU , -4 f tl:.Bl U life Jeiud.e,j,,i.iy,justPto-,th.iHiu ' k,. , vaa IIL
i
,B'n, hai.uii.-te oiil Lea urv tmat addition lumi
like thow of France ,lhronjf,d every where toll own. VoU t.ie i.rofe-ssioos so do I. "
an M pwrgaienr, ,j oent by tny prayers, to ' tran,,ni!itr 0f Ji,lr. The r . le of IV!,
M treed trosn tbe paina tbey sutler, and may
neerowaecr wrth trjry,o that nr company witti- cturclie to render thaulu for'the preservatioa of
thy Must II Jy SyeAbcy may enjoy the through-' . u.an ho.- d. ath w oald cause o many calam
eat eternity. x Anjea. , ur; and it is said that the Rusisn Ambwwa-
,''ThMrier jwayen in the Iloury are not solor at Ilrusw U ttujcivd hit. couraiulations to
blasphemous a lb two that w bave nuoUd. the FreiH-h Mniml. r on the escarp of hi. oier-
they art Jtraym addressed to a fallible mot- eign. The !-rgitimit an ) Ultra M..Dtainc cliques
I am, deur str.
Your afft-ctiouate and obt. er,
VoliS'S HAUXETT.
THE WAYS OF A HOM IISHF.LL.
A column of white smoke rushing up into the
air expands into cncwntric rings; then follow
the heavy, dull retort, like tlie Uat of some gi-"
ant drum ; alij theri comes the shrill icreaul of
of the shell as it dewihes its ftal curve and de-
icend with rli''inu velocitv, inoreasinir ra-
tah aba ha been dust and aahwa for suor than , in Pari, have been suruvd to entertain as bit
right hundred oeatartra, aa4 wlta. by hsr ! ter hostility against the Kmiwtv a tn Red B-
owa eonfmaiuB, aevded to U wasued ia th pn- poWirans; but the t afnehe I mrerse nverthe
rifying Uood of tbe Lamb of God.f It i aot: ! exclaims, "The (irotection of Cud i not
Strang that PattU wish to believe that Mary j withdrawn from France; Providence warded off
aa cooceired without sin, for then their jirayers j the shot of the wreti b who fired on the Kmpe-
r:swwullosVaoin'oj Xaytirionfprvme titt.li&. TtewTsT puny'eiery' in1.snt,li(l it nrrdnrres wTth -the- pe-
character, Wa find accordingly, that a far J one feeling in Tans ; where ln.uM we now J culi.tr noe of " a Uau ju&t aa it reachca lhe
back aa lSIt, Dtta Scotua, tbe Pmaiii,"mlehe.if the Itipir h,J fallen f Uhat would be j ground. At hast it ought to do so; but today
a yiraJewt attack BpOB the Itominlcan Aqbinas, ' I'aa.'fg in Paris what would omir in tin- t'ri j I wntehej the sllelfs, one after another, and on
for aVkying tbe dogma of th Immaculate Coa- J ' Never has the dtiny of a country p ! ly two out of three burt properly, though the
1 UHliew. ' run) Clement L too, threw the . ,earu to oe so intimately inUi-woven w ith the , range and Cigtl were beautifullv accurate. Th
wknl weight of ba aatbority on thesidwof thjitnce of a single man. May (io.1 prcservei
Fraaciacana, it) tba war that they wg.-d against i ! May OoJ save in him all that lives, all
that revive under bis fostering shadow. He
lhe safrfy of the present the hope of the fu-
of
tba Ikrtnintaua, wlxi dcuied th freedom
Mary from the guilt of original tin.
"yTEwayrC7B
ml, that of " tba erowa of thorns," and
Kosary coataina a prayer for that occasion.
. : ,7 1 ' T .CVoa of . Tknnu. .
" Q Mary, lovely lily among tliorns ! we offer
the pa Pater'Xoster and tea Mail Marys, for
lb Blot ut paia thai yua foil at seeing jour
beloved son, tba beautiful lily' of th valley, dis
figured and crowned with thorns: we entreat
thee by thi, thy grief, that the soul of our bro
ther N, and of others ia purgatory, may be freed
VKKY fiOOfi.
The Petersburg (V.) Intellfgenrcr, the K. X.
"rg"n. meets bis defeat in a,, very good temper.
He moralizes a follow ;
"The ront.t being over, ft now furtime to
let tbe acrimouiou spirit, which hs. character
iird it in unprecedented manner, subside. To
our brethren iif the press of both partie we
would say : Y have all had our faults (none
KuMian fusees are bad, b it tbeir artillerymen are
not be excelled when their practice is undisturb
ed. It was intercsting-i-jwvt as the man of
pleaxure in Awewriws lilted-wee-the- -sea- rage
wbea-he-waa ow tjard ship to look at th stmll
dropping, and to ee our active little allies scam
pering away tlMhr cover, and adjusting them
mIs to the closest possible connexion with
iiioiner earin, till tue nurling mavu-s ban gone
hy them. Any man with moderate confidence
and exjierience may despise round shot at long
ranges if he only sees the guns from which they
come discharged. Well, we w on't say despise
exactly, but at all events, "evade." But a shell
MV UROTHER
Oh, briar-row, elnuber,
And eover thf chamber
Th chamber, s dreary and lone
Vt'hpre' with mr Mr-closed lips,
Asi eye in eclipse,
My brother lirs under lhe stone.
Ob, viuUts, sevsr,
Thf narrow rwii ovrr,
Ob, corsr Uni sriasew sud door !
Fur sever the ligbu,
Tbrswf IUiw teaf vs aaoltaigbts. .
Mkv fhsdnw. series tbs flodf !
Tas blics ara bluoauac lU btlies sr white,
Whcrr bis ptay-hauaia utd in be ;
And ibtt twr-l cherry blaMais
Bb.w orer tat buaesis .
Wr, i U old rout trr. . .
Whw I near aa the bills thr shual of lhe storm
In lbs vHey the rnsr of the nrrr ; .
t chivsr and sttske os ibe hfahh-plimc 'warm,
-At I think of kiaeuM "fcirrrer."
Hit wh:l bands K H4d, bnd nrrer apaifi
- Wirh The- siMitTT rae'rv.-bhi wtiIov'.
Whtt Tbe -rummer ha entne, wwb ber- be sud
her train1,'l '
he play iu th mesdow-ciover.
On. dear liilla brother.
My awed liltk bfothvr.
Is lb patse abuse the sea.
Oh, pray th good anela,
Th gtorioua evsnfeUH
Tu take ine whea bfe is done.
Earns Auca Baowaa.
TXrTaTfaJrWsiTs
pean Times, alluding to the attempt upon the
life of Louis Napoleon, says :
" The narrow escane of Louis Napoleon from
fthe handu death hsifixetl attentioa on the loss
which Europe and the Worl-I, and more especial-
forbude the thought of this treachery to an ab
sent rival, yet he eoaULjeot banish her image
from his mind, and often delated with himself
whether to endeavor to win ber affectioa, or, to
avoid her company, and thus sock to forget her.
One eveuing lie met her at a party, dressed exact
ly to suit his taste in pure white, ami natural
flowers iu her hair, and beautiful did she look
iji her simple attire. jSome days before be had
expressed in her presence, his admiration of the
beautiful simplicity of a white dress, Ad his
heart now' quickened as he wondered if she
thought of him while selecting it ' ,
Robert wan on the other side of the room
talking to an old friend, a stranger in the town.
Hi friend was inquiring the names of tbe dif
ferent girls, remarking upon tbeir different style
of beauty, am) particularly admired the hand
some young lady who sat on the lounge, dressed
in plain white. " How huhdrome she looks,"
said be, in ber taMeftil dress, and what a con
tract to some, around her, so gaudily attired."
It i Srtritb (ioedman, said Robert, whose
eves liad not loot sight of her since his entrance.
! VoB know-, said htharrtart my swart
with her, but am afraid I shall have to recall it
'again, for I IieArJ some one say, the other day,
fhafshe w"eligaged to it man Mow in Califor
nia. But I have my reasons for thinking that her
heart would give.nie the preference, but I have
tny scruples about trying to win her affections
while there is a doubt about her engagement"
, " I should not care for that," said his friend
" I'd get her if I could. So I could win her over
the lover might go to the d--1 !"
"She seems to me," said Robert, "to be per-
I feet and hvlvlike in everything; but before I
Sarah end he pannta wora cou versing next
day. about tba party, and she entertaiued them
with aa account of tba delightful time they bad
describing the dresses the girls wore, and re
counting the number of beaux present, an, men-
kioning those wha,pnid particular attention to
her during th eveuing especially the devotion
of Mr. Morey tao' aot a word of hsr own deli
cat attention, toft look and flatteries, that ec
chautcd him. . -
" Yes," said Mas. poodman to ber husband,
" some girl who were ia her thi morning,
were telling about what a nice beau Sarah had
caught last night ) But what good will it do 1"
continued she with a sigh, " if ah had aot as
foolishly engaged herself against my advice, she
might now perhaps be the wife of Mr. Mory
the first merchant of the place, and ber estab
lishment be envied by all tbe" ,
" And aba may yet," answered Mr. G., " for
. would ge married juat for tba aak of wearing
tucfc beautiful wedding toai,: irfyTT;
. Another remarked while dipping her brtaah ia
the snnff " Does William know you bar bro
ken your engagement with him f I wonder
what ha would think if he should eoro back
and find you married beJorg a year bad passed,
bave you written to him f , - it
No," said Sarah, taking th brash oat of ber
mouth ; " and I don't care what he think, it i
so uncertain of ever seeing him again tcspcsial
ly when such nice young fellow 'as Morey
takes a fancy to ma." -
" Yes," remarked another, and a prosperoaa
merchant, too, while "William Wa aothiny tint
poor mechanic and) , likely' to com back a
poor as be went I should not have hesitated a
moment between the two. What nice sunk wa
shall have when yon: are gone to hotasa-keepiagvi
how we can frolick and rub snnS. ' Bat bow is
if she could get Morey, I should not hesitate one H. I thought Mr. Morey ' wonld aot Mrrj
instant between such a son-in-law and the noor , snuff rubber." " - ' i
mechanic, whom she may never hear of or see
again.
" Why P Sarah answered, after emptying her
month of the j'atier into the spit box, eorjvenient-
Sarah played with her apron string, while her 'y P'! between them J "yoa didnt think I
surrender mr heart and hand to any lady, 1
should like to know more of her private charac
ter and disposition. I am aware that I have
my peeuliar notions on this subject and there
is one thing that will, perhaps, amuse you : I
have made a resolution not to marry a lady who
lovely countenance wore a troubled look though
it was for her absent lover, whom she had never
really loved, and was not, sorry to give up for a
wealthier and handsomer suiter.
" But, father, he has certainly heard of the
engagement, for it has been spoken of openly
and 1 bave imagined that was what kept him
so distant so long. If he should ask me con
cerning the report I , could not deny it"
You., must tell .biui," said he, unscrupulous
psrepJbJthat you came ncajc an engagement
ith him once, hut it was broken ott Ana?'
continued" he7earnestty,-Jtyrnr most- not stand
about 'that : get him if you can for be is a
husband worth having, and is worth a plum, I
can tell you."
Thus schooled in deception, br her worldlr
minded parents, she determined to follow their
advice, nothing kith, and to endeavor to strength
en the feeling she felt conscious she had inspired
him with. She somewhat expected him that
evening, and. was .nut disappointed, and before
the evening wa over she Nad made him believe
that fcla- did not use the vile stuff snuff, as she
called it, and was entirely free and unengaged.
In a month -or two Mr ,, formally gave
laa con-tent to their union, and preparations
were commenced for the wedding. The old
people were delighted, .w ith her success. ... "1
pleased that she bad got rid of a bad engage
ment, and cut out all tbe girls, in getting the
handsomest and richest been among them, and
Robert Morey congratulated himself, that he
was alout to get a wife who seemed to possess
those traits of character he admired in a woman,
and was above all those little follies and practi
cea he censured ia others.
Much was talked about the wedding, and
though ill-able to afford it determined to go be
yond his mean, and to give his daughter a wed
ding in expense aad profusion, which should be
fitting the prospects of his future son-in-law, and
the. mother resolved by the taste snd style of
preparations, to exceed any -wedding that had
taken place in the village for many years. The
bridal dress was brought from a distant town
tried on criticised aud admired by the' bride
and her friends. . All were busy chatting and
whispering, brushing, aud cleansing, or baking
good things for the feast
H' was TLTevrotTBe "wecIaTngafrthct
ben took out of the office a letter from hi mo
ther, informing him that the had received hit
letter, announcing his intended marriage and
expressing herself much gratified at the prospect
of having a daughter-in-law as worthy as he de-
was, such dunce aa to fell him I rnl)heJ,did yon 1
He asked me about it one day and my beast
flew np ia my throat, for I knew his resolution,
so I did not tell him a real lie, bat toM him I
had used it in extreme case of the tooth ache.
Now, girls, yon must not tell oa m" -a tbey
laughed heartily at th oir, " I wonld aot have
him know it for tbe world. I did intend to break
myself of the habit, but I cant give it ap." , '
"Nc tbey
rubber and hrst a, rwe CMnot give you wpr
you csa dip with uv he will not know it." L
Saralv tkkg,anoj,het, ilipiaicv even, jf -finds
it out once, I can manage to deceive him
for I cannot live without my ttraff." Aad at
the bare idea of losing it, she dipped her brush,
again and again, round and round, turning it
orer until it wa piled op, puttiug it ia bar mouth
with as much gusto aa a child licks th honey
from hi bread. Robert did not stay to see any
more, be bad teen and heard enough. ' Pal
with vexation and anger, he. left noiselessly aa..
he came on the passage carpet, and (topped sot
until he locked himself up in his room tai no a
viable state of mind.
Sarah ihd tbe family were much surprised at
h'n not spending the evening with them aa Bats
al,and that the eve of the wedding day too; i
but early next morning tbe received a letter en
lightening ber oii the subject He recounted lit
feeliugs , towards her, and the nbciratkB
had formed aud told her of what ha bad so. au
wittingly overheard the evening before. He (aid
the fact of ber rubbing wa enough, but when
she openly and laughingly avowed the decep-
ception she wa practicing on him, it was mora
than he could bear from on whom h consider
ed hi wife for bow could he place confidene
great prerralioiHr made for H. ITie father, j fl marriage irt !h knowhge of ller
ly England, would have suUined, had the aim ru(j, snnff for j l4ro become ditvusted with it ' scribed ber. She expected them at the North to
of the monster been Biers rue had the fatal j Dce j i,avc j",, Jo", p south. A friend of mine I f ln J tue summer with her, and his sister would
weapon executed its work of destruction. i wi10 married a snuff rubber, calls it the plague j rvturn and lemaln the winter with hini and his
is a diabolical invention, which none can regard France, no doubt, woulJ have beeu instantly id : uf l,u life. He says his wife is so much in the j lovely bride. Gratified with the contents of tbe
a. it annroachea without iwrt.ii. .I,-, nfmii! blaw. All the elements of disruption would ! tabit of it that he never ewes home without I letter, and his heart glowing with sensibility and
font tUttvrsniw,hMrMlUtw lha tBy Vuffvr , i mm c.mtn of his own than the writar of j vi,, . . . iu. iw,. Us-mm! have been called into inimedi.ite play. Thefinjin the brush in her mouth. If thev affe'etion, he determined to carry the letter im-
aad my ha crowned iaOtory. Amen." J thie artiaWHrwe have aN gon too tar and bave wtiaaod tbiBogh hi internal eeoBsjmy at j ,wo l"1" " tla foarbuo woukl have itrug- j bave any little dispute the box and brush j mediately to-bis Vide, as he fondly called her
will now close our txtracU from the Ro-. twcfllangiiage too iut.-mpirate, indeed scurril-1 tJ,e",bortest tHssible notice afu-rward gled for the throne, wd the lied Republicans i are her never failing eusconcer, and thus ! and show her what an affectionate welcome she
airy, aad will Iramlato a few prayer from a I out, for a pre which, in theory at least, is the lf it is wm fro1, , s1 it 6aet BnJ
would uot have been idle, aud the supporter of : he, is deprived of the pleasure of a rccoucil- niinht expect from his kind mother and sister,
book, brought oat Bndcr the auspice of Joseph j guide and instructor of tlie public, and tliertfore!,!,,,, ,10 t;r an wnj9 i( frilments before ; the prescut dynasty wvttbl have attempted, of jiation. for who- could kiss a mouth filled with land what pleasura she might expect from their
; ---Haryof Jetwlfcta more, and mora disgusted companionship. "Oh, ft hot he on his way
.-.,.aujuaVo.grnii!two onys or in- -wiii-ngn ".n . ..8..... .... phraw used by the learned militant to imply the ! o" ruenoij uc ioi- sun il since i came ijiisjrmageat fovmit K ure- w uait iu ? 'JT. 'yr"";
"ijwm irom iv pnw 01 pmsawj w 1 1 ....... aircction 01 uic Din 01 sncn, or to conicnl.,; - 4,v v,ji ty" .t.""-r ,","o" l' s11 " eveo o oiu nomeu, ...... ........ ........ , .
wi n-iaueroi suee uevwionai cxvrvise. o v I - " - - - r ' wnen u is niieu whh nuueta, ccc,l oeing in uic ,l,,, -vu,u vw.nv.v. .... -v... rouu uk-, u.i uMiuimm ' i " o '- .... t -- B
possess, so innocent, so renneu
iitinieiits openly, on this
and
1 shall
ladvlike
innocent, so' refined
her manners, so artless and.!
! truthful, how can I help loving her, -or lovaj her
that a word and a third of one of the prayers tawee. W bave our noble oJU Mate and tier- direction the shell has takon from the gun, and i.of Um empire ttua cswvulaetl, the limbs would, care 'to exprca my
will curtail th torment of purgatory by multiform interesU to attract our attention and ,,e fr!l!TIIK.nts, bemg propelled with jwrtion of i uve bocu paraly sed, fho prosccuUou of the . subject"
whole rear. " ;( "'ot earliest effort, and this should th. velocity of the shell at the moment of ex-1 a!'t Ii"a Would have buen neglected Wt. Bob." answered his fi iend. vou are
' Pnytr." jiBvite the honorablo contest among the, members plosion, lf it be discharged from a mortar, it j 'he alliance with England might ha been j,, ,h" Tery wav to b deceived in the end. ! deserve to be loved T
6 M.t ffhL, Vmimwa f IIMi Vkr tU l00" lo wno " u"hute most i whwle gently and delieab.lv, giving a Vineak ! veced. The truth is, that theJife uf Louis Xa-, But do not"think vour lovelv carah nsea it, Thinking thus, and his heart trembling with
Ta'and Mother of find when arrlviiiL' at the 10 "''gloriou of making Virginia whatlie anJ , ma, n0w and then as it rises to its ereat- poleon is at prcacut the-moat valuable' life in cx-j f()r ri(1 ook, too intelliir nt and refined, to be j..happines be 'arrived at the door,-
.1.. ari tt-i- t.u:. . .1.. "Ugnt to oe ami wna ane can ami win ue u nw ., ,,.., , .nd tbta tu
deception, lie concluded that h waa sorry that
fhey niuatpart, hut perhaptTt wa4bef,aiidhJ
would then have a chance to catch a bcat wbcj
was rich and handsome, aad who had noobjeo
tions to her rubbing. Sarah shed bitter laara ot-.
mortification, and her father wondered how un-r
der the sun he wa going to pay th debt, bej
had incurred for the wedding. . But Mrs. Good?
man endeavored to comfort herself and then
with the hope that William would return with '
a fortune and then all would be right for eer
taiuly he would know nothing of recent event,
Iu a few weeks More; was settled in a town
some distance from th village. Ue had recJI
ed a wonnd from which he wonld not toon re
cover, and he almost doubted all womankind
but before two year had' past he bad cooaolsd
himself with a northern wife, whom be "knew
had more principle than to deceive him in any
manner. In about a year after Robert removed,
aa Mrs, G predicted, William returned with
tlie nice little turn of twenty thousand douarv ..
But he took no notice of Sarah, at all, for there
were plenty of busy bodies to inform him imme
diately on hi arrival, of all th events that bad
transpired during hi absence. He waa aeon a
greater favorite among the hvdie lhaa ever Ro
bert Morey and bad no great difficulty in per-
atiadin to be his wife one of the verr eirlaJ en-
O T . rfe, .
igagsd iu thcjMnyersation over thesnuft So at
-t-ha.t the-owly eoaisolati.iin, Sarah hil, for hex vex-.
latioa and mortified pride, was ia rubbing snuff.
KT flARUSO.
Tror, Ala-, May, 185S.
throne of the Moi't Holy Trinity, wast brought
forward lo.rvot'iv tbe reward of thy lofty merits;
th Most Holy Trinity euoircled thy ' sacred
temple with' 0i unrHt) orown, which thou
didst merit in thi morul life bylhy wonderfal
virtue j the Father giving thee his omnipotence,
the Son, bis wisdom and the Holy Spirit, his
Jov; the combined Trinity adorning tuee with
grace, gifts, prerogatives and excellencies ; the
Most Holy gon honoring thee, as his true .Moth
r, aealitig the at his most holy right hand
abova th ulna tbeir of angel, , where the wkile
ahtial court obeyed thee a Queea and Mi
tfe,a, Virgin and Mother of God t I offer the'
th xercs and these prayers, in the name of
tha whole human raoe, giving the a thousand
congratulation and well wialH- and the hniri
aloH Holy Trinity granted onto thee: I entreat
'he by tliaawpeaial complaisance with which th
Kteroal Father regarded thea as hi Daughter,
"a Piviite Word as hi Mother, and the Holy
fipirit as hU ttwm, and the combinod Trinity
a lb Puiul of ilieir evaw. dvlbrhtinir tliernseK'eS
ught to be and what the can and will be it her ; wt itic-n, and then rushing downward with
son are true to her. a shriller whistle toward the poiut its fragments
Before we lay down iu pea w take leave1 mn projected all around radially.and are propcll
to aay tbat we are not soft cTroogh to anppose J t1 n,- i,r , force of the bursting charge.
j of the family,
The question aa to w hether smoke cm be cou-
istcuco uioro dopeuds on it that any other
lifo."
.1 I -wh l v.nil,W vou lo ll- .l.r con 1 ltn nl though
. , . . ., .," ; the sitting room, when he suddenlv became aware
hva li.vn rmrincr ni !! the.venirir as if there
tbat we shall escape repeated gibe, jeer, and j man behind a bomb or at the side of it is just ; aumed hi private bouse baa been attempted to j . rnt ,, , , Ynu not of voice. Tlie door was left a crack open, and
jwhes fired off by tbe successful party. AVell Bkt.to U bit as a man before it when it , be solved hy lr.-Arnott by the introduction of to liiele it," he coutiuiied, as Morev colored, !t,,e W',hi" the conversation he heard,
bursU in that way : wherea the pieces from hu improved anioke consuming hre-grat. the . f , , . . ikopt him sil-liound,necoUiUiie.iuer move ror-
a sliell from a gun in nearly every insUnce fly g'ato i de-signed for the ordinary fire-grate, hav-, if, nn rtim8S ,,jur J)W,n
forward, so that a nerson behind it or ouUide of iS underneath it, in lieu of tlie under bars, a .,' . .i;.,..l.l.i ... Lr Kh., h
who win j a ntaaim a old M'tlie Cilia, and ! ,1,,' m,;,. ln0 of dUrseraion tafo. Vn- i qare iron coal-box, Im h has a moveable hot-; , ., ",;,lfc.,A. 'a,,, ,,; 'padfor his visit w:ts sitting
shall call vdiilosophv to'our aid and bear our ! ,h si...ii - :,. fin. . k,w.. , torn. In the Aorninif thi box . is filled with j - , w. . ; tbe door, her image rellevled by an
' MANIA A rOTC
We believe that the Regents of our Asylum .
here as erne . for the insane applied hut December to the La-
he walked in without cereuiony, igiabtture for authority to retaia a patient, having
all
poss
ibllt
victiiiiiiuitkin of brtwd'jpin with
coinioiire." '
JCxcMimi Thtm. -The Presbvterv. of She
of hiea Ik die air, very conaidorable degree of jooahaiul tlio fire 'is then built and lit iu the or
safcty may be attained by-, the Wen throwing diuary manner. As it consumes, instead of ro
themstlveit flat on the grourJd, inasmuch as' tlie plenishing it with coals, placed ipon Uie top, by
tf niecw of a shell which bursta on the earth fly ! acm cl lk r. wl"cn acU as a lever, ine
,nillo (if ka itiiliiile-Iilre s rmi-llis
"J J I ' , , : . i I. ... f ,U l
Morey," aaid a friend, coming np at that ' . " ,' ? J, . . " ...
' A I . i 1.:.. .1 I I l.A t .( it... ,,f nf nouns 1 nntu. not nn r until wmWMwl Imm
t , 1 ... , . men n i iiiuuKm uioo nr w v.. Mn, v. i i i -- j - -
the immediate -disease, but sufficiently long to
give the physiciau some lime to effect a mora .
getieral cure of the system and it -morbid cra
vings.' The regent were seconded by the phy
sician of the institution; but, K we remember
.vn-lil, our legislator doubted the " constit ution
aliiy" of such a measure no one, it to bsup
posed, denying its wisdom. People in some otbr
There she sat not very graoefully, it is i er part of the country do not seem to be quite
-but still the Mine lovely Sarah the same ( so squeamish, will appear ftom th following
w.. I glossy hair and-tender expressive eyes the same I extract : 2.
lair cotnjlexion ana ieacn woom on ner cueeK, - .viTirst roa ixkbkiath. v-eruiin puiio-
Iward er return, but stood more
ItaunueJ. Sarah, who was evidc
nd more as-
tly uot pru-
with hef baek to
iiosite ntir
head,, that she will not refuse you, though slie.liss
been complaining of fatigue to others.'
So sitting, "Rooert's two friends left him,
ta liakeofjl)o hesal and sauey smile, and passed j
irnimi oi a siieii nunii oureis vn tuc iwiii i i La S1IRSC ut llio lieail auu sawei imne, biio. i'.-iaw-u - ; , . , . , , . , , - .
nango, Wiaconsia, of tl,?W.te Prrsbytenaff ' - , . lA . . . ... enMluntl)r lhc ! bottom of the coal-box is to bo Meased up...nd f , Jfrps1im. he sou A.t the M oh I horfor-in .hat sweet pouting mouth, j 4 h.laJuhre.p,-u have undertaken to -
. . ,, .i . ...l t" ""' . " r ' - I. i i V ..i : ' . " . '.i ... v. i ... .1. ft ..li .1,.. tablisli iu ine city ot .vcw lorx an asyium i.r
u.u .u1T.7 ...c. iv, ,e,,u..w si,ia of Sarah and soon forgot every thing else "''.V t.urv. of ihebriates,.iii wlm arankenoe will
Church, at a meeting held pu tbe 1lh ultimo ,,;;, ,eitiicc.
, with reference! of mlini, if . bomhburwt over man on the "w Br- " course tliero.i no snu-xe, and it t; , . f h To be her twiner I "aJ 8,n,leJ 60 teivriy on iiim-iiiat lie nau so i . .KaWd , a disease and the drunkard a ia.
cwumrrTiraloinrxTto her lean ' rapturously kisscd -in that mouth was at-mi 1 ww. A- charier hak bea granted by the LegUK
lo swret societies :
U . f I Tl. . . 1 1. . I.. !.. nv-l r,f tl.'.. Vnv. i - n, ... i ,k. n. I V miMul tV l,h CiUii.
Acavtrm,. anus ui in ju'. ..." "v . -i ..w., mtv fe" - - - j p, - y "
byterv, the prinriphw of our church exclude from ! throwing himself dowu Jicyood the consequent
communion the members of the secret society reduction of tlie amount of vertical exposure.
called Know Notliing'and tbe member of kit Thi little digrewaron is all pmpo o the. con
Hrret societies, and that the Presbytery " direct duct of our all which I have just nieriliortcl,
! sofilv on his nnn, to listen to the low tones of
- her Voice, so earnest and tender, wit'a the fiatte-
Ihging. The locusts began to die bore on the j rv polm.J i ,f ear by his friend finished him-;
Jlst, and wlll soon leT all again no more, aref,uj bef'o.-e the'cveiiitig'wa over, bis heart .was
klcTcory. tovik uiiS.r llj thouglit he
dre.'iuiing-pbut hark !
'js't:i'urc, authorizing the detcntioa of the patient
TPr tlire or even six months, snouid ma-rw
. n -j r .i i i- I tormauon psouire is- .s we. wnic, uumwww
arah," said one of the young ladK-s who . . , t . . h TV.
were anted around .enjoying a wiur rfii out , in boato of beaotteef men who might have been
.- i .I. i : . .' i."i. .1
...T'-".pii oiirjfye,.a)t(tgMingtiiemeivtwiT , - , -r - - .. T t IU, . ... ,. b
- Wh Tou anguTaTgri aa,I beautyT t tiMtan.r lot..fooC tlA tiplmMte ?""H n!l W trtn wd to explaill nadMt, ?
tbe gcrmi theyFlcfM' t Btvo'tber- Hjurtoan''yeanT fji,d'. j, c.aW,- 'la n'ad'iVwlvKI'lb' win Iter- if H'f: " I really Jo euvy you r)Peed or frightened into sobriety bjTflia discipr
"the rmrW w-Trte-ti"trH. airft hrTwur ltaadsmhsiBi -that -b4sv and- wiaujRrws.i
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