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( !. ..-, ill the t linn,! v u! toe i .in: -i ,,i 1 h c.ti I sent for my weapons from ilieltna, an idt IJone on tlte 5!tcli of lebniary. At vc o'clock on the evening!' tlte 27th, i reached tlte douar of the Ou'.cd-lion-Aei- ii, situate about litJt a milo Jrom tlio re treat of the boast, who, according (n the old men of the place, hail lived there 30 jeml,Jhirwf- arrival, HiSf j , every evening at sunset the lorn roared on leaving It in den, and that in tint night -r Jio descended i irto the plain I continu ing to roar. meeting seemed inevita ble, so 1 loaded my two gun: Hardly JiadI finished Ijh operation, which at wiys requires the greatest attention, when 1 heard the roaring begin in the moun tain. My hot ottered to accompany- me s far as the ford which the lion would lLiy to cross on descending the moun tain. I gave hitii my second gun, and we' started. It was r.wi thtrk to see nt .,,t.W.j rp dietaiu. Alter having walko I through a wood fur a quarter ol an hour we irtiched the border of..a hrook that flows at tho foot of the Zebcl Kroiiiiega. My guide, much agitated by the roaring, which drew nearer ami nearer, said; 'The ford is there.' I tried to wonnitre my position; but all around was so dark that i could not even -see the Arab, although he touched me. , A my eyes conhl dis tinguish nothing, I began to descend to wards t!io brook, feeling all tho way with my ha'dhfi for the track of a h"ie or sheep, jjwacertaitily well sheltered, and I diiticult of access. Having found mitotic. which I used as a scat at the edge "of the brook, and just beyond the ford, I Rent away my guide, who wished for iii.tl.ini; butter. While Irving to make out the ground about ine, he (lid not cease say v J J .. V y J xin. SALISBURY, IS. C, JANUARY G, 18.". r-f.-grarr: t " Tho day afterwards, the Arabs of tho di-fsiNOULAll TU'EOIIV OK THE Mis. ... h-I... i.... it- in -ii H i " no miry eonsiuernii.e m will I,o wards their nocturnal visiter, being con vinced that he waadead, proposed to me to go out ami look lor him. The Mississippi river is the .greatest There w ere Ttsaui in tha .world. The total length is 4,000 nines. On looking over ft volume recently issued, entitled "Lloyd's Steam boats imil Railroad Directory." wo' find tho following Instructive' article on the waste of the waters of the Mississippi. It nays : N experience will enable a crson to atiticipnb', with any degree of certainty, the eleviition of the flood in any givun i.iy oi lis, some on itMtt ana some on horseback. After several hours' fndtlew search, I retiirneil In the dowar and pre paced fw tk! in v lnvp, when I Jieard !-e ernl shots and cheers from the direc tion of the mountain. There was no room for doubt, they 'had found my lion. I started off at a gallop, und toii convinc ed myself that this time, at all events my hopes would be realized. The Arabi-vX"r" s"mu "ensons, the waters no not were riving in all directions, and shout- ffE ; above their elmhnels ; in others, the ing lik'.' .demons. Some of them had j entire lower valley of .the Mississippi is readied the other side of the brook : tbe ""merged. Kudiutikiuents called leaves others to the nuinber of ten-einboldetied I ,,ttvo t'1'" raised from five to ten feet, ymiBEir xxxii. IN A MINUTE, ing, '"Let us return to tltt; dollar; the night is too dark; we will look for tho lion to morrow, during the day." As he did not dare return to the dollar alone, hecr.nii h 'cd down in a group of lentises alioin ti:' steps irom me. Alter telliii! linn not t high,on tioth sides of the stream, extend ing many miles alio vc and below New o Tun i.rrrt.E omtTiiiT was ai wavs too lATE. - Lucy Lathrop was a little girl of mild temper and amiable disposition. These rjiialit'es secured her many frienilsbwH sho had one fault wfitcir "caused herself and her fiiemts, too, inmo trouble. If anything was to be done she wag always too late. IIr almost invariable reply Was, "In a minute ; but it so happened that Uer minutes were usually much lon ger than sixty seconds Tn length. This fault threw a shade over all her good qualities. ' It was not, is is true, the most serious fault of which a little girl might be accused, but it was serious enough to (of tlia party continued their walk, Lncy .1 . 4 l. I I was vungeu 10 reiuru. txi bow uein or steps towards home, aha called to mind all the trouble she had brought upon her self during the day, by this" habit of nev jpr being ready "to do a thing when it hould be. done. Her friends had often reasoned with her about t bnt she had never tried in earnest to break herself of jit. She now resolved to do bo without any farther delay. If any or my young friends who read this story, have formed the same habit, I hope they will not wait a minute before they begin to break themselves of it. Orleans. By this means the river is re-1 occasion much trouble. Tlio shortest strained within its proper limits, except j way, I think, to convince my young rend at the greatest freshets, when the waters : r tl,:, u i 1H tn ve them a bi-torv I ' " , of the trouble which this tno bad habit . brought ujion Lucy in a single day. ! She wai weeding in her garden one morning, when bur mother culled her to ' breakfast. sometimes break over everythinj', caus ing great destriictfotis to property, and sometimes lows of life. The avernge height of the tbod from the Delta to the THE DAUGHTER OFl YELLOW SMOKE A STOUY OF THEjUjMA-IIAS. hy the fact that they were on horseback. and that the lion had only three Jcirs at 'Ins disposal, hul formed a parly to tifiish him (as they said;) they were comtnand ' txl by the cheik. Iliad just tiassed the briHk and was going to dismount, when I saw the horsemen with the cheik at their head, turn round and Vni t off at full gal lon. The lioll was alter them nil Tot t ree legs, clearing the rocks and shrubs !jnction of ibc- Missouri b..ve sixteen in a far better sty lc- than the men on j f'1'- At "tl' "f .,,w; ''l,t r r,VKr horseback, and uttering roars, which so ' 1 w''"'v-tive feet. LViow the entrance iiiovennderaiiv -irciiiiistim-.M I t.u.l .. terrified the horses that the liih-rs h id no!"1 " """ fiver me rise is olten flty-nve position on the Mtono. Tho lion was rojr '"iiger control ver them. Tho horses ing st ill, and drawing gradually nearer. ; Wl're still galloping, but the lion had Having closed my eyes for some m;tiutes. i toped uithiti an open space, in a haugh I saw, on oj ehing them, that at my feet H'"l threatening attitude. Ilowgr.iinJ there w;is a perpendicular ditch, formed, j ''c was with his jaws open, breuthing ..M).ilullhUliit.tltrt nvertltwi4ig f liiebnmk r -Wuuicai.of iivfttji against all who were which ran s mo yard beneath me, on the there! How grand lie was, w iih his black left, ami at the very muzxlo of my gun,, "nine standing on end, ainMii-. tail beat HJW thefor't;' I foiineil my plan iiistalit- j Kril.v ",'ainst his sides! He wai ly. If it were Jtossible to dn.;inguih the ! a'""'! a hundred paces from the spot. I Tu'iM in tlio tu..l ..f tti.. -ii-..f I I i.. . dl-OliOllliteil. Alllj i';lI1i-I to oil i.f tire at him theVe-lie ditch bein- a ! Arabs, who had been keepmg themselves i thcurrv-nt little over thrfe m.Ies M means of protection for me in case 1 ' t a sale di.lantf. toUke mv horse. Sev- ! tl,u U""r- TUU "I" ' "'""V i. ..I i. ... i.. i. .i.. i ..( il..,.i r,... t..-,.r.la ..... I I river bein.' tho uiie, Irom winch wecal UUIIUI'U Ullll BCIUIVII- II llll!;ill IIHVI1 -- - i -.o an sue , , ... . n . i I i i I i i ... . . . ii- i -4 . . ... : i-u :ii.. i di iifurrv.ii ruiii.rfnj nin.. tin. i . iklii iiniiits. u-nen nrtn v ntnii. nri. i-i .1 . .1 .1 11. been iiiueoclock when I heuril the roar, """got to leave my iuttioi in tlieir ' , , v r" . " ' ... J lwl trc nctroineu, me any inuj ar . . . .it 1 1 . . . 1 1 i-r 1 m Ii v Hi, tin nit u .it h 1 f 1 v..r c. . .... ; 1 r... 1 1. . .w 9 1. . j ......... ... i. : 1 t . . .1 1 . . . .- 'about a hundred yards beyond the brook 1 nanus, in ornur prevent tliem putting .Y ,., . .... . . 1.... nVeu mr me soiomnuation 01 tneir mar - . r hill llV U' I Inilllll WlllllfriM.2U-tlllli..l I III .-i .. l.l .1 Ik ine on my imrse aain anil carrying :ne ,-" . .... oren simiiiij ue veir carelui. ncl to lorni rtage unu me presents ol rotieS and hor A few ..fltbem followcl-nu), 111 or ! rt.' " '' mere.., . , . . , it i-c.'ie liy the liavoiis "1 hioue- , my CALCyLlTJXCllIKUIXE. Tho Paris Mon'deur describes a new calculating machine invented by M. Tho mas of Colmar, and successfully employ e4 in many great financial cstablishincntn- Onr cOntomporary says. '.' M. Thomas's arithmometer mny-be Used without the least troable or io88ibilifyof error, not only for addition, subtraction, inultiphca tion, and division, but also for much more complex operations," such as the cxtrac- rfon-trf-tho, square roof, involution, the resolution of triangles, &e. A mrdtfpn cation of eight figures by eight others is made in eighteen seconds; a division of sixteen figures by eight figures in twenty-four seconds; and in one minuto and a quarter one can extract a square root' of sixteen figures, and also prove tho ac curacy of tho calculation. The arithmom eter adapts itself to .every sort of combi nation. As an instance of the wonderful Maoy-year ngo, the Omaha Indians were a great and warlike tribe, "lite lcautiful prairies of Nebraska, which lav north of the Platte Uifer, belonged to!""1 of its P0"'"' we ma7 8,a,e ,,mtit them, and far north ami west, thev follow-! Cil" f",i'i,' n fu 8eC.ond! Pr,Mlnc'" " mountin.' to tf.ly,9,JJ,9i!J,:,!'J.i,- ! "In a niinute, m,Hl..r,- .aid she, as she ; j "w fT VZ-w Wf, 0,900. Tl.e working of this in- feet. ; con. inuea nor employment. j Smoke, now an old man, was thon in the trunieut is, however, most simple. Jo At Natchez, it seldom exceeds thirty' But when at last she came in, and was priuie of life ; a sagacious hunter and a ; raise or lower a nut scrfew, to turn a feet ; 141 jd at New Orleans about twelve ready for breakfast, tho family hid lieen j bravo WHrrior, he became the head chief winch a few times, and. bv means of a .- . ll'l . . . . I. i leet. lull g.s wun ine walwr. it is seated at the table some time. Her fath known that the dillere.ice bet ween 1 high ' ,.r ,,,, .r ,,e mtM WHlt ,,, t His daughter NwfSah, was the flow -111. I I. it ''. 1 f. It-L um I. I.rl. ... I. ' . i-t: -L.-' mil) 1 i"iii 1 tin 1 -ni a ivri , a I "I till' nil bef.H she ; t r I" irtue, ana many oi .-m-fuuixgiMm oraves sougui ner nana 11 no wooeu Her button, to slide off a metal plate from left to r'ifht, or from right to left, is the whole Instead of simply reproducing the ... . . .1 1 . 1 t .1' 1 I'.l . f 1 lowvw iiii-iii in:, iiuiim uuu niin.-u lie. ; . - , . . ,,. rent at lugli water mark jam nearly could sit dow'n , for this halnt she had of . ,? f , . , the operations of man s Hitelligcnce, seven miles per hour, and opMisile t coining to the tabhj after the rest of the ti.ms cxcett Tauuifah the hutiler w ho ' arithmometer relieves, that intolligencc V I I..I . I . . . . I . il I ... .. .. I l - .- -i . . J 1 f ! , . , , . . 't JANUARY". 2 J 9 II FEBIIUAUV. f 4 5 6 7 11 12 18 1 15 Id 1? 18 19 2 21 2sP29 U 25 2 28 3 80 81 ;0 z i i ? 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 MARCH. APRIL MAY. JUNE. JULY. AUGUST. New i'lcatit-hebtfrreiicc between hiijh and low water murk is only twelve feet. family were, seated must be broken up. never returned w ithout irnme. and the '. ff"'n the necessity of making tho opera Lucy vasiiinch mortified about this, ami ' warrior who never came from tho war- tions. Instead of repeating responses dic- ... . . 1 1. ..1.1 If .. ..I .... I ... I . J ....... . .... one wouid think it wouhi have cured Iter r"'" ci(i. we mkhiv io en tateu to it, tins instrument instantaneous- I.Vl I. .... ' ... proper answer one w on i u i n i ii k iv on in ..a e cure', uer . i -m .--.. ... . ii,it-u tu n , nun i at leat for that day, of waiting a minute. N""i1'. '' ''-' '"" 'oved ,in re- j , jictaU., t(C man w ho asks it a question. to till ltU my elbow on mv knee, the butt uie on my Imrse a-ain ami carrying :ne ..I' ..ii.. .... ..... .1 I.I... I awnv. A feu' of them Inllnu eil in... in nr. viivil.i.&,ll'lillll iWliiillilll, Kllll llll . - . - . . . , .In . . .... ! 1 . . . I- ... I J .- - - . ' lltllllll ll .'M'.-IIIM ill' till' lllt'OHS ''I'lilll .... ..... .1... Uu 1,1,1, , i , ol corn and venison was boiling ovlor the 1 1:,,..,.., , nt ..,, j'.. ,i. f the celebrated u ui. nihil i iiSu , It Ii ,..i.t i cl led to her to Know if she was ready. o. , ligelico oi t lie Uculli ol l.ue cttcoriutti current oflhese bhyous, tU (J vtly j "In a minute," said Lucyi But Luy'sj ..t tmonj :he Ill(,ilin(( ft, am0 t!ic ' SZnZ short of affording a sufficient csramcrif brother knew something aVout the length M,IU faces, "tho curse of true love ..ever : X or i n a to r of t ie A n h cl Ii o r I'uscv i.e .rue expo.nauoo can, wV imiik, oe f , lllilluIe. .nJ Uimr somewhat of ..did run smooth" and ust at the ausi.i, f :.. ... ,..,.i. .,..1 1 , . f-, . I ! IIU I 'fit 1 14 S4 1 XJ Vlll Ull li ilALItiiM (SiiMf .1 i., i i . ...v ......., ."... .. ...e liy the nrnva of the City ot Baltimore. eyes fixed on the water, which 1 cuhl j ' d-ssuade j.w Irom my project; hut ' i, -i I " r v i II.. " ' V.ut ' When it was school time, her brother ! Ur ,i,,l.ltr. while w .th.i. Ihp f.-a.t at' JMiiladelphia. yesterday, we have i.itel- .listmguisJ. trottl time to time, 1 waited. " "7 "Vgree. i .puckeneo my ,eo mi j , - ......rf-V ;. . " i ,nnnw If .,h u r...lr t"r" w liirel.ee of th SEITEMDEK. OCTOirtll NoVEMDEIi. DECEMBER. The time seemed long, when 1 heard, just drew nearer to the lion, their number di- j in front of me, oni tiie.opposite' snle of the brook, a long, gtUtarnl moan. 1 raised my eyes iu the direction of this strange sou nil, and perceived the eyes of the lion fixed on ine, nud locking like twouid hot coals. 1 lie fixed look drove back all the Wood in my veins to n.y heart, ute before 1 shuddered with c tuiui.ilieJ. Al last olio man only reliiain e 1 it U me, and he was the guide of the previous, day. "I received you under my tent," he said to me, 'and wdl answer for you liefore OimI and man. I will die witii toil.' The lion had left the open V inin ' 'l,ft,' hud buried himself in a m;wt'" i. ..i U-.....I. ..i... i... : in rm- v, "ui wmivii vi.'-w; u , ifailviri! given At low extent, ii iiderly riictur - ill. t.,..;.rf. r..dttil.m la structure oi ueposii. uiaoe uy the river ,j M.rf:i,u nm4 , . ' - : i !(J i i i i Vnv oii who ho n..t f..ll 1 trie ni va.ti to find the annua s track. . '. . ... . ' r " tl 11 the perspiration streamed on my fore licad. Anv one who lias not seen a ful grown lion in its wld state, may believe' Ine sil was rocky, and the lions in the poSi.iliiI.ty of an armed man strug ' wounds had ceased bbn-d- 1 had just ..I:.. - ;. . I .. I I I s..Hrfliil tit. Ir.wi fnriimut !.. ..w.i .. Kin.-; mm ii , oui inn i-eii -n w no lias - - i". , . , . iHt oe,-know Hitti a titan utrtvggnng """ jsriue, mm uhh with a lion is like a noue in the cla-i reiuau.d a mI distunte Iron, me, ca.tj of a cut. 1 have said that I had already j " Death will not accept ou; you have killt-d two Tions. the smallest of which , pa-ci cknm; to IIMJ.-W.-w ithout i.en w water, throughout the wllotc fncua. boj, I.e d,U not cl.oo to wad ' "VoV U we see a land Uuctnro expd, her. After a time Lncy too, was rea- to dUtant! m 1 , "d vast number of h.s disciples, have ing the bank, or that the alluvial ;dy, aod started for J,uoh The teacher ffylirfUn TZ'9' ft I 1 iP" eon which the plantations are, is hl been much annoyed bv the tardiness 5 their wir dr... .,d ih ur !,- !".H,",e1 . ', rc: ttde ny rk, wf, site to the mouth of lute river, 11 thirty feet thick. As yon descend, the river diminishes in Volume as tho .liffereiice t anl low -water tnark dimin ishes and nearly corresponds to it. and 'wherever the, bottom is exposed, it shows throughout theAWhole exteht, that the hot night before j paint glowed ' on their faces. r T i . .0 ... . . . . he had told them he was resolved tobrtak l'r'' farewell, ana Ins dark M;t.ft( worj j,- t)ic .,i,',icatioh of the Ox- np this habit, and the next morning he-i f"rm . U Ul "'S1'1 of far ff 0V'l'r tlt Jorl TrarU,, in which his great learning nliotiltl lock the Hcluxt! ntt.rn lHr at r- i fjcrce nntj c,se, .......me. past mne. any ... nought, ami many of tl.e omahas were-;,!" UgeU n.mi ,10 Ai.st..lical success- il ft. p. !.... .in... tin... .......l.l I... uti iiiili.....! v it,;;. I..... I ttM.I ' . 1 . !. . 1 1 ... ... ... K....W ....w ..v, ..; " -i"..v ... lt)Ilj alu, nttrihutinsf an elticacy 10 tno ri- obli.'od to return home again. Lucv ""ng others, in the thickest of the fight, ; , 0t , , (-Jmrelf Eii'dand en mil to , unit stiKtlfk tkiiu-ora of rt!iniiiriir urT( Olil- sanguinary battle was ' .dovW t sustain n thcorr of Chu rch wor- weii-lieii.fivo hundred 1.0m, ds. The hit .'touched hy him; if your .viV ter, w ith one movement -of his claw, had "'ct his, y..u must have stoplnda horse at luil irlli. and had ''"g. able to fire a shot, killed both horse and man. iioiu thai throw some stones into the lion ' ! tolll IS f ) til t r,tt t, K.tiu, iienr, i.mu in. not-: - .v , I'xhibitiiiL' at kuewUlu-; but-hc thought as she tell the hravo lanugsh. Il.e news wwn ,jmt c&m ,v tlc Church -f Rome, (hi PttllUl IWilllA tii !! 1-illttrMa rsl ftit I linuliosl . t . r . I 1 . j i . . .1 t .1 , ti.t .L..a.f t;...., . . r V1 yv acctiiii oi the phmicauoii oi imo iwit. lied without ..-' ,,,c, Tw .'"y '"r""U" . ' ; 1 ., '"Vl"'"' tl Kqnaws wept and wailed for the wag .H(ilH.mJed frul the duties of a 1 iri i t - . .uie suijerunu.jaej anuvioi siruciore mix-1 n lien, However, sue arnveuai uiescnooi- ileimrhil. 1 nt iheni wm imio w 10 f.x.k 1 r e 11 1 told him tor , .r r ..... "I""1' umiw unw preacher for fmr years, llo wasaniati . . h en 11 i.ii 1 lie sin !. i 11c- iiiiii'r ii'i riu. u'H ......a . r...i..i i.a .1 . ..... i.,..i..ci .... n.iri ... i... j ; . . ill S phll'e ot I ... i ii'.iirjr. , suv i.j.ii.i. i i.r ..... f.vn.., unii ii.f ..ii 11. inu i.i,..i.iii mournful ceremonies one 1 One of the shruhs opene period 1 was sulliuieiiti v well a. nii.iinled ; retirement with their seventy to know w hat 1 had ii.t'l. alh r l-siking on ail sole, out sprang to expect from leonine scratches. Accrd-1 the lion u. the direction of my self. He inglVj I have never looked upon a da ' J wa ut ten steps Iioiu me, his tail, straight. trtr as a weapon to he de'.tii.led ..n. In . his inane staixiing "n ei. l, his neck ex case a lion should not fall beneath mv i tended. With Ins first or second l.ulli-t. I u liich i...il.li hack, and his cl f was Canon of i . ' . : t . I -,. i f ;i- . i i ,i i .t . ' , " oi i:reai .earning ami inn iiiesuiiiieu uieii , wuh-..ch buMldatuIaHdav. that-tW-, rl.(M.t,rrrnirn..hTOne. - t wm-rwrri7Tfr, trnmnie ; . ; .; . . i the i,,Cy-s u,o,i,er ,.1.1 w oxrd, ...a wiib the use and fall .d tl.e river, t , her little infant sister in the crm varying an ineh, and lh.in.gl. tlte course lift the room, te'ling Lucy to sit s.i lei aiel slimies ..I the hottom, il passes tlw cradle 'and watch her. to tl.e L'rsid tin ntini .'rounds to ioin that J'rto York Diiil'J Timet. radio and "? V""""'1 nre' nJ ,,,e ucne Chri.t (;lllrch. He always protested t- ...en . .f the tr.l said she was mail, ami ' ,1,,,;,, IIHI1U, i,cjMj, used to designate mi 0i4.ic,lmtierN,iritlm,j leftthe b.ly and gone ( ,K arIV fwllicIl ly w:ls ,l,c ncknol- ln a minute," said l.urv, who vas sit-;t' her lover, i... .1 -.i;.... it ! nserf ililii.il fli.'lt i r eded head. I'lii before ' 1 ,mo l,',''s?, on nn" ,l,e conjurors tohl ! l. .in tin-at .'iime. As sox.ti as he inn. lei", .. , T ' I ,. ,;,.. ,.J,...l I..., lit,!.. t; ,..,-' e , t I lliw IJH i.l I u il 1 4i4 1 tiM 1 1 t 1 1 ri'ar l isitir - p.....v I' " i.. .... - - ... vnncii n t ill. i.i l.r.a ..ii ... linn ... t i ..I I 11 " i;ri'-" i in 'it-t; w .1 "iimittit i;. i . ..... I .... i.. I l lid ni.t.iMi runi'o I Uf!U'tl intoLt f.n tlw: 1 " . - . . . . . I.l. .1... A -... l.l.:.r -I.: ... throat up to the t.li ; then, it Ins pow- " , NilUrllvI , Ncw Orleans of three hum! e;lul Claws have neither thrown me t..''A' """'.. ..,,.. tt.;i .,iv.. ,w..K-.. 1 1.-...I i, h- . t ,..f .. Inn, .-itioiis w oi- i he o.iiu.1 no . . . . . " . r.K-hen ni rr. -. - . - , ,,.,.i, t.-.-f I ll.. 1 ho. I I ot I in I ami, VI. W Me . ... ,ir.M'W'.:. eued. S.M,,. brondit Lucy's mother back " U! V! ! in the water, IS feet below the ground. I 1411'lie to IH! mile. 1 lie instance irvMll l,,r' 'P.'eii ir raiuo ot mcr u.e i-i.m-, i ,i. ihii,.., lilitH ami lis witters t.i.; irrouud ll or pieiced ine like a liar joi::, I must either attack him in eyes or near the heart, according to great Sulphur Si.rintr near. 1 1 1 KI I.I.I M . J.L-Il)hM. .....I KI..1T ....I .. I ii. . mull. Mil, i .n niiii.-ir, . , , , . r. . . ud as she reached after it. tlwi craille u J,i... u-..r.. . .r..t ...... Ii..,. ! Jura.,, oiijuam oi The loud cries of the baba,;. buck the spirit, and restore the reason of Oranby, New I ork, bcannga slmek from who i was somewhat hurt and more fri-dft. 1 ' W''"11'. And so tlte cImcI started, lint the well, discovered her little boy sink means of action lull u.e. If I full at his , wits proliahly als.ut to I..II..W It np will. , the i with his pray ers. The lion made a b .1 f.iir .... fiv.. ul.'liS tiill':il-il. II.O IllCi"' - !... 1. 1... r,...., .......... ...j ...l. , ... , eui-vi, oio.l UI'M.tiil l.m I I llloiil. I ",..... . .....:i I. .1 : I r . .. . .en ni-m i. inn w 111 iiviivi 111 ill i.iu v. - .11 f.l l.ft She wa much d.soleased wbeui, . r,,, ....., ,?....;,.;.,.., i"-' in'mediatoly sent for assistance, but ' k wTl ?l .TlU at' S .ut"'.n inch a 'll,u u,'raw '' Miwireu,e..t she found how inattentive her daughter i ,( nii4 diseased," ' re her remains I '-U il " descended into the well, e the'i i '-'lit vvo n.aV..nci'fc!l,Mv l",!t"'" "f t,,,! 1 i vir '1m,v; had beon. Hie told her that although I to thy high bliiFrcn the Whiterbtlphii. where ho canglit th.e drowning child by . m leans, i ..i....i..is iiii in.- ... was naturally kind hearted and aff.r- 'rtn, unfl there Utirieo tliem. : hy the arm, ami neiii nun out ot tno wa it....!, when the l...n turned round and ' ? ., ,Y 7 .V Ir.: . : ... : .. . - tim.ate. l et she never could be trusted. .m,w .V"" u"7 rn . ,cr- Another ChiM, tour ami a nail years r ' another, strile liov ut'ack, which is more than probable, pro , vided I have my two hands tree, I slial Ti-.-l tV.r his lu-iirt u ith tlie h'fl. :iinl u iti tiiVtight deal the blow. If, on tl.e f-1 Arab was already returning thanks t 1 iinday, two bodies be not found, en twined fgotlier,jiiine-uvitt not have left the tield ofboifor, and the lion's will 1...1 he far fr.jm i r et. raided himself o his hind legs, like ui jl.or.se rearing. Another ball, with a, more lorl-oiiatc result, ioi.i... ine annual s. I in. il!l-rir.r ll-lll ti.ii Li.- I had jusf draw n 11. v dagger iron, heart, and ut last stretched him .lead .... - J 9 t .e .heativ'wuL dJiH-hrrrt!-; tfruuudZiVrt tlmti-j in wi Inn reach, when tlie lion cast hiscyrs'y iiixl. d'lwii towards the lirook. . 1 took a men-' Ui farewell of the 'worl.T, and made a! vow '-to die in a manner of liic1i thus?1 New Orleans, crri,.ls with tin water mark below .evv Ui leans, there-1 . , , , . . , 1 .1... Mis,i.- i .Tut Is .: itmnate, yet sue never couiii no tniBteu, ' v "- I I ' ' 1 n through Its own bottom into the ocean the siipcriiniMised weight giving lateral : thing at the proper time, pressure to l.nrrv the subterranean cur-i it was a long summer's day; and af- rent. It' the reader has) ever stood upon er some ofLucy's companions called a Miwuwipfd nsand bar, in a hard raiu, or f-ltf (K.r to WB", ,1,, jjor awn w ater poured from a bucket 011 the , . . j 1 , , . 1 . ... .T , unrther ifave her permission to go ; anfl sand bar, ho has seen that neither can be 1 ' . done in siiflicu-nt tiuantity to produce h otr tn '' rita. ' llicir 1 ntiv current or iiccuiniilation on the snr-' path lay throngij ttcbl aril meadows, At length they came to' a little brook. It was so narrow that they could ulu.ost. TL: J'loijsm of Life. -Men rejoice . , - 1 an ' Mho were dear to me would UO. proud;, ""vu u.e bu.. Tfa'c... The river is, llierefoni, from the yet, when tny finger moved softly tow J so when tho snn -grfe down while they ,,,,,, it eome behiw.the liinesb.no stratas ards the trigger, 1 was less agitated than 1 are unconcioiis of the decay of their own j Missouri and Kentucky wasting itself the bun hiiiiell, who was about .taki.igi j;ve) Mel. rejoice on seeing the face of thron-gh its own bottom, to the wat.ir. I board his first nteii in the i . . .. 1 ... ' (fthe M ississi nni river had to pursue 1 1 1 1 1 1 a hew season, as at the arrival 01 one . ' , ,,..,! fM i,nr I mv n a n, which ran iioiselely and rapid , . ' . , 1 its course, like the Ohm, over rocky strata passed over nut i-ucy ly before us. Then, all was silent. Vas,Krt;ll,l.v desired. .everii.cicrs ine r. ..- , in , ,y r,K.k ,ln( imK.rVi..ns day plucking some beautiful be standing still t Was he coming to j lutioii of ..no m-iisoii is the decay of man. ,t)4tlkH , fatf, water murk nt New Or wards me! These were the questions I Fragments of driftwiHjd meeting in the 1 t.Hs would reach 0110 hundred feet above self, as I weight to pi;ico the)wide ocean continne together a little iU present limits; but running over .Ia ll.n fm 11 lam... ! . . . ... because she was never ready to do any ,111. big Tf, went ,nto the house, emptied the wa- i.l- . . I . 7 . . . . ! for ..til of th.. mill lini.Lail il ah llm imlo the pale face are thick around it. And "' - . - - 1 every m.K,n the aged Vellow Smote re- lowered it into tho well. Ibis prov visils the resting place of his daughter, ing of no use tho mother thought she and leaves upon the. grave a eup of the must cither drop the child or drown her medicine waters that the .trouWod spirit f. bt mMng desperato effort, she of .Nccoinab .nay drmk therefrom and be ! .. , . ,. ' ... healed . chined up the slippery stones until she 'lV.t now even the medicino men of tl.e '' nx near the top and raFsed hiin over ..i.. ., 1 : ... ,1 .,-.,. 1 head, when rranky lying juwii on the iiiiit; itiiin neni. .ini.eini. i-o niv .i: , f- . . .um I..... . :.. 1 1.1 1 . ., t,i. I platform, ranirht Ids little broi il.lM iu rvuiiu. iiun.iii. ai.u n wvuihit 1 1 l ... compiiny has begun the erection, of a magnificent hotel near tlio spring, whiic put to my, obscurity by which I was enveloped on j .,... ,hll- ,..,., children, i course' sand, walled in by adep..t made ightl heard '. '. , . . ... 1 . . ; of sand, uncient deluvial delritoua and menus ami ricues reman, w.m 1. 1 v,p.ft,,c lrl,rt, more waterreacl.es time, then separate the separathui- bvtlnc ,Keau thnn the excenrTrrer tbeTimonnt all sides, when suddenly I thou ifXinif) on niy left,, the sound of his step iu (he mild. Jiu had indeed come out of .he brook, and was slowly amending the ntcpg of the ford, when a iiiippcnI to h.ake( caused him to t(J' la,. Jle was at four'.ir live a-teps Irom me, ami . ,,, , , ... . ' to' lHltlirt .11 -ilfc "l'.'.' ui. '.11 iiiu a., mil ll.i'llll-lll. ..... 11. ii.iT - j "to look for the sights r,f77TTrrf-w'"''d rrndily say. to a nuinoer ni p.i(i,. (r ,ul,ktJ4. ,;ft Tree to the y. til can't even scathe Jiarrel, iasing by, "I will follow y-.n;" why, j;verniiicnt of no otherii.w than (ho law 1 I'll -.1 1 ii . . C. ..I I....- ,-I .. .... ...tl.... Tl.u h iir.p i.r u-iiul i niy Willi III V Head ' then should a person grieve wnen 1...11- 01 n vuniinut. ss ' ... - a- . " - ... . 1 but not quite, jump ijier it, They found u board which they laid across, and all She was busy .. .. t , 1 plucking some oeauiiiui nowers wiucn grew by the side of the brook. " (Vime," said one of her companions, "we are all waiting for yon." "In a minute," said Lucy, as she sprung from one flower to another. They were willing to wait one minute, or icven more , but she tarried so long that their patience - was almost exhausted, and anoth(rT. of tliein called out 'Well, I will come iu one minute, as Boon as I get 'that flower yonder," said Lucy. At lust, When sho was ready, as 'she inevitable. No mortal can escape the j tiat permeates the surrounding structure movcFfrcnt I ! common lot; I.e who mourns for depart-! and passes oil .in the process ot percola- I " . - f ' t.' t T. iit ii aiil.li.rrniiiiilli ves. has no P'jwer to cause them i" "r ..ayi'"'.'".. ... .. ......... c 1 . 1 .1. th.. iieeun. The river, without Oiia standing on the road 1 . ... ... :.. pring upon me ui any niomeut. ' " , . :any otner resiriiuu .rum r-w . hij ... -. -1. 1 ..1. 1 .i.i .. n.. a nmn ipr in tinrwii K Jt is us.de ."in when J lin-d As hi'sTa. I colli. I i;t and both iy open. The ilasli en- H,-vir." the same mad which has boon us- ofcthe banks cannot bo prewtii-.i, thotigi. 1 me .to see an mkhIw,Wi,- (llir t,r,xlt.t,. . Llfo re-,"" V'K "1 "'(".?,' '7 . Z". iid. stunt loiin. A tearful mar rent; . . , ... . tl.e air, the i,,i, was 1, or. do combat. The , "-""M;8 " c,,,itr,M:t "''" -lu-.t try of pain ws followed by a -cries , resistible ihijrfdifostty. Knowing that - dull, ihrealftiin hio.u;.. I heard the the end of life is death, every right-miiid-ii'oii.al writhing in the mud on the edge ' e,j ia mijfht to pursue that which is oi the brook, , hul after 4 short time all 'c'nll,.t.t,.d with baipiii.-ss and ultimate inTsdt-irt. I hit. king he wa dead, J re-' ,.' ' iined p. the doiiarjwiih my guide, whoi! !' '. . w . J- '.a w haHte bad been aide tohear,",aU - ' brooks iii'.i L r Of cuiifso r"Tui'iiao:lM wake aTT Zii,Triu w"nTiTri vlfie'severaTttiwsT.tAd.isn, . - . --.A ..:.r U ir...rt ft wsb t.ftB'ci-.lln-ii- nnA -ilm n. wivtn .. , -. ------ p,-- -- . 7 , .... . icisn nnaricr wi coiunitnui y t.Miv m..t 110V.V n ..c. ......... ...... .. 'one time may be easily guarded against. a thriving town, called Saratoga, is grown up near the grave of dusky maiden, and the trump of civilization iu its westward march has hushed into silence the rustle of the moccasin in the long prairie grass. Ni brmka City Ai m. . 1 1 iroiucr ny me I arm nnd cried out 'Tvo got him, ma, I've got him !" The child and mother were i saved. Confidence in One's Self. When a crisis befalls yon, and the emergency requires moral eonrage and noble manhood to. meet it, bo espial to the roonirempntM of the moment, and rise Quit'l j''t. An old GnnccticntlH,,pcrjor to the obstacles in your path.-' fanner went U hi parson with the foUj The universal testimony of men whose lowing serious inquiry : experience exactly coincides with . yours, furnishes the consoling -Tefleetioji that "Dr. T., do you believe in the new j .HfflciilHes'tnay lie ended by opposTllon. story they tell about the earth nioving' There is no blessing equal to the posses around the sun t And do you think that it of a stout heart. The magnitinlo of . . " . .1 c .':- if 1 Mho dangex-need nothing more than a it is according to the Scripture. If it be ' . . .1 " , , , ' . , I tfri'iiter effort than ever tit your hands. true, how couldJoshurt command the sun j,fyf)n prove Kcn,aul in hour of trial to stand still f - , . ! yon arc the worst of recreants, and de- "Ilumphl" ouoth the doctor, scratch- .serve no cnmtasioti. lie not dismayed .'-'in 1 it 1 a ia 00 01 "T. 23 23.24 2? 2J 27, 8 1 i $ 4 5 6 7 1 8 9 10 11 13 1.1 14 15 16 17 18 1 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2T 28 29 30 31 1 it 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 U 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. SI 22 23 24 85 20 27 28 29 30 . - .- 4 .,. 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 23 24 25,26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 i 7 8 8 10 11 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30- r 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14,15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 31 - . 1 2 3 4-. 5 . ..7., JL', 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 8 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 8 29 30 31 -' ' - 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 13 14 15 16 If 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30- It 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 TO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20. 2i 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30 81 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22, 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30 31 Ic-tf - SiifJxith SchooU. Hie whole Iiv concenied in the prosperity of I schools, even in a secular point As they increase, what is of infin3ly greater importance, knowledge, good or der and piety will increase. Henco it becomes every true friend of a congrega tion, as such, to encourage tlie institution by occasional visits, by the gift of suita ble books, which may pass from the Sab bath school library to a hundred families; by appropriating sums of money for inci dental expenses ; by defending the insti tution from the attacks of ignorant and wicked men, md by earnest prayer to (iod. i - FtftJ.'7niTrttffiTim7-t- hen they . do nab a'seoiMidrel in Kngland whose cjime 'can be legally punished Uiey make abort work of him. About the same time that Huntington, the great forger," was arrested here, a man named Hobson who had defrauded the Crystal Palace at Sy denham of 10,000, was arrested in Eng land. Tho City of Washington bring the intelligence that Ttobson had been in dicted, tried, found guilty and sentenced to 20 year's imprisonment. Huntington on the contrary, has not yet been indicted. New York Exprnt. CmvtrLm t PrvUstantittrt. A Lon don paper of November 27 syi : "The movement towards Protestantism in Ilohetnia, Moravia and Austrian Sil esia, is becoming "daily more immense and overwhelming; wholo families, in all their hraiicbesysiinultaneously embracing the Lutueranxreed, and leeding others in the same ronte,.to the consternation of the Roman Catholic clergy, who are striving b? everv n.ible moans to stop the cur rent. It appears that the recent concord at with the Pope, which disgnsts the snore -intelligent inhabitants of those countries, is the dominant cause of this raoveqel.?i f3T"The scarlet fevpr continues to make fearful ravages in tl.e eastern cities. In lioston forty deaths ore reported from it lust wt?ek; in Philadelphia, forty-one, and an unusual number in New York al so. Smalt pox, too, prevails, as previous ly mentioned, in several of the larger cities, thongh to a more limited extent, and in otie or two of the counties of Vlr iuia it is stilted to be creating some con sternution. , Tho 7Vi'iitof Saturday morning states that T. F. Meagher lately challenged II. J . Raymond, of the I'imin, to fight a duel. came toward the brook, one of the party I .lUIUl'll. 'HI'IWI .ivviNr.. w..i.v." I . . . . . . iibivfti.ny Totik npthe hrinnl, iiitending oj-; . - n.;,Tiflw win hY, -!'"jr nnramincd, when yon should be bold 'Ihc oftonce was the publication of a pa- make hr rirfaf turn, to wait just one 1 ,.,,., tllil ,, ln at". ttluf ,i;.l l. P ; al itnritift, unflitichtHg and rcatdnfel YfagrapTrsiiyliv? that' McttghfeTftid broken 1 '.1 1 ... -minnte. and then place it back uirain. I!ut Liicy wa a s-iirightfy, active girl, and seeing a large stone a little way from Oiu- TluHiHttnil I'emont 'Killed 1J n Stroke if Liijlttnintj.-ccouU from Uhodes state that the lightning struck the whero she stood, she stepped oil fi it, icpse Btore of gunpowder which was 1 thinking that from the idaced in inuiided the sun to stainljstill, did he f" ' " "Tiss," quoth tho farmer. "Well," it stood still, did't it?" "V. fttr-8-ajt w- rcacbeil-f!. JUyj.er -cfW4.sUeJUi4 'Tlie cloud whoso threatening imirtmirj, pilrue wlen 10 e8Cli.,e( fKj, H6tr4. yon hoar with fenr nud dread, is pregnant . . . ' with blrssuigs and tho frown whose stern- i n ll,e '""' ' t'ut Iuiymond negotfa- abndder-a.nl- trvui- ted with Mit?her. and finally retracted es ... a . , , -.1 1 i. ' , , . .i . . tilt win ere long, no siiccecueu oy n -ana,cxpiaiiieo tiie.oneusive paragrapu ia- immenso Btore of .'unnowder which was ( thinking that from there she could jump j !l7 wc'"' "I'1 'Jon c e.r ,ltar l,,al "e , smile of bewitching sweetness and being-; a m,,et 0 satisfy tho demands of the I iu the vaults belonging to tho An- jover to tlie opposite sule. 4 liulsliola.Uul p "w ,."".' - ' 11 . duellist, lhe-seuding of a glmllenge is iiie J4rniLT..-6mo)lUCa aow.i tuo netneri- r" - , . , r - ----r Hrt ot 1 .rn iCrrTv.i.-' iwfu ..,..1., imiT,. VZ.-stfmMi'mjto' y the.hiood lar-,' tV t,-eam. ,i..w wont bi way, feeding lor t,is vt. j are t to Wprrn.hed. ttndji;oyt?eT1ylt1i uiffil 'wlie. ,tli farntcwmootlied down tho nether , Il -force to dill. cities keep a strong fftt StaU twf tJw f. I h.s pus nmt vamosed, leauig tho, . , "hr. .iar-Miw ImtifrtoilfrvtotomHi nglily yet fmmu- ajd-dasluial.& t tlro.sntt ng1ittQ.to;i)i;i; Ti,0 ft.ndKion of the? achieve- nnd. Raymond form placing ft in. di? " - '3ot;'thei .1 1 T