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i 'Mr i f ( . lyAy av a if I VOL. I. roDhbillt iincnc;m. rUBUJHTlT I7ERY IIUDAT ".- DT . Wr. II. FOSTER- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Oo dollar and fifty ttnU pr year, payaMa In adraofo, to doIUn at tht and of tlx months, r taro dollar at Iba o.lraUou of lit ytar. RATES or ADVERTlSINa. Oa iqaftrt, (Us lin or it.) ont imorfiin-.J 7J . vul iubjun loirtiuu S3 3 untb.. 3 00 u II m ........ S Oi) 13 ' . 8 00 Uatlnatieard f fix line or lest, 3 utontu... 3 00 6 11 ... 3 00 H It 14 U II J " ... J 00 . YCABLY iPT.BTUlSO. . Ob oolutua, (ahas-aWo riarUrty).............$65 CO .. " " ... BU VV n " 3S 00 ij m 15 00 Eailntu notice jtubl'uhtd in tuatdiUrial column of tto Itnet or l, will b harjed oat dollar, If ar t lin4, to ccut ar Una. I.tgal lrrtimnt will ba latortod and tUarj J to lh Hornby orJorin til iiiw, Caadidatat fur offieo will ! chared two dollar for annaaaoatneal., or on dollar to tuhi'iilr. Trsmimt ad?ertiomotit raunt Inrarlbty la .ald for In adraaca. All athtr In bo trtllod fur trtt:i ly . A di.oouot of IWapor coat will bo wad from our iaal raiot for eaah. JT Adrtrtl.amtnt to In.ura In.vrlivn mut 1 handud in by YvVtnontuy tn-mitn at 10 o'clock. XT- I'aUai a particular tint Is i.riflad wttttt bandad ia, adrtrtWatnantr will bo publiUd aatil rdrot but, an I chsrjfd coordlnj'y. " ' UL'Hl N K S S C A 11 I) H. 1 I ., .u uu W . MORROW, ATrOItNEY AT LAW. Tint Door Scuth cf the Post-ofico. P.- nr, rvT?'. 1 t rcrT I, 'v.'- .a-j.t TIl.L PIIACTICB IN TUE COMMON PLEAsS, V Ciroult ant Mupi-oiuo CuUiU of I lie rtlata. .MlMif. iSölsTüTl, flauaUX HOLLA ! P. f U l. f. BIXaLkV. HOLLAND & DINKLEY, Attorney t l.iwv. TXT OXeo ia Uail.r ttoi-k, Wut f b fo. rt JIou... 1L&' ,r JOS. COX & WM.H. KERR, AITOUNKYS AT LA ornrn no. : atollo tni.MNa. Cor. Fifth and Walnut 8ts cxricxNaATr, o. f.'i-ily POLCÖC'KÄ'MrÖÄLL, "' JIanufa.Mur.1.' Af'tiU an t Söltclfsule hm gtalcrs, NO. : WALNUT ST It K KT, DR. JOHN W.KEELY. S i i c n nnti .'i 1 , LL W'OIlK IN T 1( K 1K.NTAL MM! WAI Jk rm't I. Ulicti ni aum on C-t üu.L ci Tyur A Ki'uMo't ii'ir. joiTiTw. ki:i;lv, it o v a n v ?üKJ.rc. WHITES AX1 TAK'J.i ACKNOI.timr. fcj.riU of li-.J, M ortjfli;r mi I I'oWOII of At- t rn., and 4r alt ilbcr b.nn.U U cli a Zs'J.ry Ii aaih'iri'! to dt. Mi.CEi.t,ANr.Ji a Ni t,'.ivru : '.i-. f. Uii It ll.utki. ar-l .'nt.otifry vf all Ut.i l. Family avid l'kt tibi" cni!Ml fn lunl. Tum riMM.inaL'o. JNO. NV. Iir.l'.I.V. fcWM-lvr. J. C. & H. L. TU MY, ANU h jXook liirafattarrrs, 0r taw r.ooW.tortof App'Kto Co. Xo. 43 -Main St., below .Second, SAMUEL B. JENKINS,"" SADDLE&HARNESS MAKER; 5-XTa cÄrr.xi:r. hp. "rOUI.I KAY TO HI? old frlfnd and rut. wr. thtt h I. now pr.para-t tu Bi'mmino ll tli. in wllh ttrjtblnj in bl lino or bnin.., an t f;! conn lnt b i ean ult all wan nay gW him a vail with at gm'd work a ran b bouSt ia tht fuimtrr, at tatfai-lory prloet. Call nt "t wy all I. of work. iny -tr. New Casli ami Produce Store. JNO. It. COOLUY, DEAI.KK IN FANCY AMD STAPLE DRY GOODS. Ortccricsi, Hardware, ui-iinware, NOTION?, Aii., Ac. ktteEL ittim. c-rrn tonri.. JJATZXKlt & l-OUKL, IK-alon In FAHQY & STAPLE DRY COCDS, HOOTS AXD SHOES, Hats Si Caps, Rcady-Mado cr.oTriiisrCr, Groceric, Quccntwarc, Hardwurc, Wail J'npcr, N'otioiiH, VC, Ac. rfl'freond dor Nortbor Prookrlllo r.ank,-tl, warcbS'iH-ly. ST. JOHN Si LORING, CARIUAG B M A N U FA CT ü H E I W, MY- CAIilVXErr. XNOa "11 TILI, K KEP vatnlly on hand and fttral.ti lo V ordor try iucrirun n .orui" w.-...,. rpriflC wajoat ana if.,iTH)ll.M SPUING WAOONS Aad will warrant our woik cnual, If not iuprlor lo aay tnada la tha eonntry. Our long aapcrianco praaUoal workmru warrant ut la tb bclirfof btleg Uiinfii. tnil.o iiiti.l'a.-llon to our cu.totnor., whom wo dc.ua to Uko du a notl:o and cvrrn tbiiieW a'jordiuirly. AH work warranted r na yttr witb rartlul n. r.fpiiinj dvua on kh'vrt nutlo. mty JAMEO HA60ON, m (At U. Jirt-rui nioro.) APf)7lT.lrNT 'T nrticl'. in tü matches mmim i M.lTr-VjfaJf irUCca of tijc 33r.nttlful 1 f .urn ill Imlianpli Journal. PRAIRIE riCTURE. ST COL. I. t Foma upon th 0;un look, In lt ri-. writ a buuk; Oibcr. on Ntajar pü, j Id gtixfl Bumvrr i-jg iu prallt; Hut X anon Iba Pmlri.i wiM, V'h my cUarjar by wy aiJo. Euom myiuit' "a UiT;li a inaa A an purl of GoJ' grcjtt plan." Whon twilight t c a T at IU k.liPil, And Vcpr. chmt of ipiritt L!il, Vbtt et.uinjf iliaioi at GoiV eoiutnani Bpraad a, il o'or v aod laud, Aod .train banaoaiuut o'er 010 1011 la rolnptuom Diiialm, Witb tho ji.cii (ward for n.y l ad .AnJ H.i t.f t)fi)ty tr.r tn bvJ. llii.''.'. ars öt,i!uiubvrl A trua'.in;lr ja horersat I lay My weary limb to rt.t A poli bal rcpoi.l I'poii a t.n Jer mother' brta.tt, Tbo iufauUbcd of rotva. Gentle iloix an I downy lawn, Va.t and boundlo plain I la harmony with muoa aad tart, I Iura It fool ftii J fragrant Iron, I lvo Ii litllo frort, tif tret, I loro It IU and waving Rlan, Kaimt I by tbo brtatt a tbry pn. Into ('-ntlaotitau tavat, , H ItUout a rlpplv In tho wart I lovo lli pi it k a lit blu.hinjt rJa, It puiliui ilrruini nlitialho fawn rrjio.w, And it btad'.ooK rlvort niahln, And It. )rvr k II u K founlina f n.tiln, ' III lu w in x liurda, It tinging bird.. And i Ii!'! t.f w j Im curn, lit ovi-nlnirt brljUt wltU .'art tf llbt, Aad Ihn ru Uv ,rln of morn! It ftrttlq fiitd, a'I natura .uilliii, Nvt-r pfoii ; I to ln'uülll Krniltul, frurmit, Tridiihl, b UI'lliM A alt liuiuau bopu. nva groiiu J'.m.. Uli, t) m li inoi tbtii duty 'l'u wonhtpnt tht ihrlii of beauty, Hrauty and Vlrtntl plault ililLit Vtirel lijr tlio Uw. of tt, Virluu'l Bltof. Ilfauly'a nhrino- Ar a part of li-itvvn1 Holy lountiin, willi ijf crr, C'i'fio'.4't j'cl'.a, tliat tiuinLar livr, .k'tu.l;'it, oiMluiit, and etc: l a I , Mi taui. Ii'iio r.iun'.aini'ar i)'Tiia'.! Itrauly' a lo.ily blalilnjt brlut, Hiliul MurKÜtlirlnj 'u'ii, (nn and t.r.hlp by tUa L', Of lli. p-i Um quVH W lio lit pool I j i.mvy W'fi l!ty Ii OüMIJMf To a raUiaiil nuuul, Tit all ihut'i dilM abd fair; TtJ a p'atil c t.f, lr th Invrlli'it b!o-ffl Tbat b a t'llio ah willi f nrnito', And fi i.aiict ailh piTnm. t'U .lol ; wool. I yr wann y i(ur tuul An I f.H I iU follll'kU Willi, . t orn. I'nt o i'iii l Ii, luvi'ly ari'u. And l"t yout liooii. well. Would jo 1 ! it fl-.d I r;!or,r 'S ran ..iidi, a'I aroU Iu l'",y, )',tl j'Mir uiii sc nl til'.t rij'tnro And you? intni't ftii 7 rnj-uirv, (.'oiuij tu I j ij uu ...ij. th.tt r.tvi.L, II "10 It 1.' 1 .i.il .'auni'' UviU. ' Tor 1 Iii laVy 'Hin' wct And tli. uilVi lii'y '! ii ' " Ami Ute l ifu.U'i aiirf;! iimu', And t'i" itmi'li'ti'i wttfhlaif wils, And thMi'l'ici .i'tul hi jfliv,;. ui l'a'.lli. in tll'f ir riijdiou.wits Ait I lli.t bcna'' M -o ti-i'i f. Um A.U.i",; .'! v 1 ' t jr.'u'v t.iJ.tjJ, IU s a uiit l u Joy l:..:.ui-;, ' o vl.-vtt'.j a 1 i 1 ; j ' li 1 IwV t. r-i!l wi I.juw thj ;',i w:i.t'9t An I t'iie M!rt 1 S.i'i, A.i 1 ilia iiv t..t.( At 111' rv.a r.an i W. ; li'i.btd; Vwt ih; in! uyy ". in!, ia n.!,.r. fl. m'. a A I in "i;- A lid tl. t'i'. uii x.tii-t, ilapt y.jty bo biv'i'-u up, l'y 'i;;uiÄ' 1 't.ii of lam'y I'll t'.lil I il 'il OJ Anl . ml.JjC '.j- tbtlj.ora W i Ii n !. !, It J'O; Tii b..J-3.r biuit ll of.ta 'Hut lii.j;'iJ nil llu th'n', t 1 1 1 4 1 it t !;'t) 1") liiu.tn'ii, T ill ill 1." 'n o'or. Select f!.1!. ""TIIHiiAaiKI.Oll'SM Well, now, there i J t - t one thin;: rind ono tliitiij onlv, to inahi my :tra. ili-c peiffCt," tfilated llalis ji nir. : lie hinc'd comjthu'onlly around hin elegant mito of jnrtinonts. "1'vt'ry thiii": brain cm enmcivo or heart tlcsiro except homebody to enjoy nil thUwilh iIu.l(no one with whom to titko rest, und wl will enliven tluo quiet home hoviiu. I do believe I'll ;rct married! rhirtv next month ! Uv Cupid It is li-ih t'mo to think of it ! TJicre is that Imutiful AI'k o Mel ton, I've ho muchtid- mired; what n capitol wifo shoM mku. Wonder If ho would niarrv an old man ib mo? Nit to very old or tedionn . 1 1 I , . T ! ..J .. II. OOKlliif t'liner, unu .nr. iiinni; niu- cd to the mirror, and mniled even mttre tomplaet'iitly at tho inui:. therein re- llcctrd, than ho had while admiring ins tafbetor'n nhoile. Ilo miirht well bo proud of tho reflec lion, for r-el'lom does mirror iv back a more riohle and pleasing ono tltttn dnl lis. A tall, fh-jr.intlv proportioned fi . . , . i ii..,. . . i urc. ft prolitMon d it.ur tnacw as nun niltt, and laro lutrious eyen t. match, and il beautifully formed mouth. JJut he Mtw not tho cold lijrdit that tsonvj times hhaded tlioo raven eyes, nor no tod, as only a very closo observer could, the stern, henual cxpresnio that ollen nettled on the handsome face. Tho only child of wealthy parents, ho had grown up, iu tho world' eye, a model for others. Temperate, honora bio and generous, what tUo could any reasonable heilig re'ptiro of him ? He was always ft "capital fellow" ainon his own Hex, and anionic thfi other a de cided catch !" For thirty vents lie hud remained heart-whole, much to the ehairrin d unviiius mothers and bank rtipt-fearing lathers, to my nothing of the winning glance and ighs of fact ion's brilliant daughter. Jleartwhole ! In fact, truth to tell, ho was ono of those r-ii ein it si v constructed crentures who never lind any ono they can lovo better than their own precio is rulves. Is na tuiuat fault, oi Is it I eenmo tSey ncv- er find tho ono Heaven intcmlea lor i hem ? thin Its it may, thero am of Soif. D tli Lisp- then. lc be furo tho god vowed to woo and win Alice me, li M i .M VI toll. In about threo months after he had funned this wUo nolve, Mr. Morton , alle d his daughter into hi library one .'vMung. and. ns was hi wont.dr- her lea, l.uher. but nopLviici- inua il lov you, my noblo, blessed father; und. if vou tvisli if-, I will never havo any other rostin.plnco thar. this;" and lio iieAllcil yet closer to tho wurm.luvinirfTlio door between tho hall :ui)d' recep brcabt whkh for eighteen years hud tion-room wa 'ojm'CüU, aud Alico hcufd uhclu rod her so fondly. her husband reuarl;, ' 0 4lNiy,-Allit; fo to him nor, for ho "I wish tha ky to boeomo in uro dike awaits you in tho drawing-room; anl us, other child en. Jlo has an uiicon.mon ho dunlkt with you through lifo, fo may y active mit!, east, no" othcrd say; God deal with him through eternity." fOut ho has u d-mytrabli Cok, ui it Sil ? irnnrt ithori thnt cltild vuti i have theri-licd u an idol. Another arm encircles her now, and another voico is whispering words of tenderness. Ah! you well may lowly bow In aony of prayer, for your child had better lio bcsido hoe who died when hho hud onco kissed a wee, weak, trembling thing, and laid it In your bosom. Very beau, tiful, pure, and good hadbhe over been, that bweot A'-ico .Morton, who was lion listening tho first low, oarno.it word of love mart had ever whispered in her ear. Her father had kept hor far more necl tided from tho world than most pa rents, wbcü ufduenco and .influence wui ho extensive, for ho wished her no giddy butterfly of fashion, but what blio wus, a noble, cariicsMnluded maiden, who had viewed life through no ft I so haloid ooncopc. And toho w'ua us luippy it lit llo elf f. a ever made unahino in any homo. Tho father thought, uro Bali Idsp lug would male, us tho wrld kaid, u model hiishaud; and fearlessly he trust ed her lo hi keeping end love. Vet the ftthcr, und tho world, too, was blind, ehto would they imji huvo known that tho wurin, gushing. lido of woman' ten derness in her heart, could never meet with its requital; that those pootio im. lighting wltieti no beuulily 1 i to and mule lig'.t even in darkness, ho could neither understand or appreciate. Ahe! that lUcso ho coveted ble,itng bhuuld no olt prove u bane and a tu I'm?. Veui pasfid, Alii o meunwhilo trying, with ull tho strength .id' u pure, bra.c I trit, to huh her heart when it yearn ed for n love n iiiifillih us her lather hud been, and to riill each voice whoe echo itWuLciied Hiieh bLfied tlreains'as only tl.e Jone oi neari. ure.tiu. nne lihew there was id f-ciinglhu Uiis pla ced MicoldlVoit li -i Iiroft.iio heart love lo jtoiujil hying words and tho lender cure. rhe fo itiui.li Heeded. Ono evening,' n- le --t filent und nhi.u', ' wnili:'. i;f ui)J, f.r l!iv long tarrying I'vo'su-ps mvmry, lirokoaw"uy onv l and, bur.,: another, and Iheu 'n other, until her v'i )!.! lod-g.ito was un barred, and Until, n.ikvd und glaring in its Mi-iiiigo light, showed In-r w hat life t I. jr w ;.s Mid luusi be. Tho very ro htlaint hud silei.eu fclin had put ujtjii iho'igu' itelf only aided hys j nud g.dl to toe ft.e!ing- t-o i ng controlled. "Vc:'. y ? ''ho murmured, "ho need" a wii'n f r his co.Jil'ji t, nono fj- his uf UCt.oii.ro;.!' t iiiinisier to bi-i schmuiI wants ativl etijov incuts, not a genial, lov ing co:a patiiiiii, to eymjia'.hi.e tin. I Wulk a help-mati boi I. him, but ono to nt periuleiid his hueho!d, sew on button' when oli.efi neglected them, and ever rcadv an I waiting lo h, his bidding () i ! lather, w ere you not in your grave now, how mtti h do. nvr than ever you would love your pour, wveping Aliio ! but he eoinen he will frown to r-eo tears;' and so Alieo wiped them nil away l'ro.n ihe pale check, though she could led put them away from her heart. And day by day Alico Imped and trusted she was schooling herself lo grow iu rcalitv us cold, and still, and lifeless iis her outward appearance seemed to indicate. Even to her bright, beautiful boy she whispered but few words ol tctl (lernest, and few kisses of burning lovo were pressed on his ro-y cheek, save when ho was folded in the arms of sleep, nnd when, in night' stillness und dark hes, she crept from her own !eefless but not teatles pillow, to pray beside her boy. ( lkili.s," paid Mr. I.i.ping' mother to him one day, "Alice is looking like deftth ami nil who see her are inquiring what is tho matter, and wondering why nhe lives so sreludod. Vou had belter con sult Ir. l'rebton, nnd eeo what is rued od for her, and try to Induce her to minglo in society m;rj." ! "Taliaw ! mother, she only hasa bend- n ho neeasTriinyr Wt'.lelr in.tKr.. lirr-wl--V" less ot nights that s all. Ami turn you know what a home-hotly she al ways was; 1 do beltevo she would, bo mikfrabto awnv from lnine." Ah ! lhili.s Iisping. is she happy In her homo? What did you ever (10 to make that home it happy ono lor her ? And has not her wedded life been one earnest work of making it attractive and it ti:ll':nllse ful VOU ? lias her heart found a homo in vnttrs ? "Well, inv son, vou know bokt, tlonbt- less, but have you tried to make the worlJ look i.leasant to her ? Tried to inako her enjo) it with you?" "Fn b'e ! nonsense, mother; what. wo in-tit i niovs tho sain blo man doe . She is not' made for it; benide, I can bo bothered; but J'll tell Allio she must o out more freipteutly. :k ( "Alieo. I huvo engaged a tutor for Morton: a cousin of mine. I hope you will both like biin, as be will relievo us l.uih i A' nil reKtiortsibililv and tare. In fuct. I wish him to, and would like you i, tir..t in iiuhitu to ucecnl U feW H'lVitA tlun- .in,,,,,., ftionds. Mo'-1' Vilitll with yon .my time;" "d Mr 'i . .. V:, i tb.ii sing himselt im neu jii ttia ' - , " r i.... i.. wonderful lhoughLf-f consulate towards his wi"' . wr.,.t,i "0 jifrTlVtli, you nud all tho wo d ir . . inn 1110 HOW llSllOlll luuti.i is" , . i . rt iliL'tomo JloWrejOieeu ä ... . , .1 .lnun f.. reeer. tnd rocked my ur Hri v ' i Indiana, -frida-y, "trtiLY 1 o, ' lsss. laid thought 'away, for lle.tvcn knowivl nrut linvo ticltlior on jarth. Lmit- po- om vrliicli lliA'oi(! TiiiI irivAn m r u Inn. rol wrenth, t: hardt hud pa;Wice to read; uiid then siul- "do very-'wtl fur you;" bo I blu 11 findono'comiyrt withjniy (5or pon evcf-nttin I" ' 4Mr.: Mcrtvin, Ma MertonV tutor, is bvlow and Mr. LUuA' lent for"'ou." . .. 1 1. . 1 . . . Via wta.i a xt) W , W . V f. Alice iiHiioH.iiy turo.v aown nor bow- Nfll-Hnsrto obey her husband' mandate. thoro wore tayttorieti ho rould not un ravel; I want hiu to bo less variuble in hi mood." And then a mice, low almost as wo man' tone, replied. Alico heeded not the words, for that voice, it uuroly had haunted her iu tier dreams; il had said peace," when thero was no peace, and ohl how ttthrilUd and gladdened., tho (die know not why, or how. A young man, very many year younger than Mr. Lisping, arosq as she entered, and Alieo nl moat btartod to find an entire btranger. He was of slight, graceful figure, and a wurm, sunny fsrmlo played over hi palo fair face. 1Ii$',oys darkly blue and in their depths lay a world of un spoken thought; und uu tho high white brow, around wljich hung a wreath of dark, wrtvy tlaxen hair. That gentle, subdued manner, nnd soft, sweet ex- prmiuri won bcarls ut onco. Little Merlon was ut-his side, and already the new tutor had his nrm around tho child who was gazing at his new found friond with a look of innocent trust, such n had never rested hi hi dark eyes be fore. How (juiel.ly even tbo hrnallest childs knows who w ill lovo or who re pulse them. Think you Alice's prayer, that night, wu not 'mingled with many a word of gratitude, many u throb of joy that her child had the friends he needed? How sweet would bo her tilsk now, with a btion rer mind und u belter soul to eutiimcl and lis!!, her. ' How huppY .MertJ t und ho w ould be culling flowers with nidi a guide. And si i hey were fr weeks and months. .Terton becoming less rouloss and impatient. under restraint, yet hap py a tue uueiigcd bird und busy us tho boo. Alice's e.icek each day growing brighter and fuller; her dark ha.td eye had caught the light from .hor child's, only il glowed deeper und brighter, and ihj:oasM mneh b -aMtyun l light, all iirouii I and about tier homo, ho, too, bo-j gm to think her homo a p.iradiso. j Th-xo long winter o etiiugs, when old t Vn ro is was howlingarid blowing aw.f, r;oj Atl lly outside, und the storm king whs pelting his Jive"., weapons against t!ie win Ji.w-p.ine, ho a sweet and peaet ful I luhed all within. Cio-e by tho briglit lii'v- "Cousin Clareh.o" (; they nil (all- el him now) and Alice were ol seated, :ill J s iiiev Wiiii:ii i r one who tarrici . , . ... w . I . ! I 1 II l g, tlid hoar. would glide unhold od 'i'liO tolling of iiieiditnees ill his life or travel", how in some wild wilder ness h- would think of such a home as this, or, catching a word from her lips, he would go on as it ho spoke her thoughts for her. How could Alieo help wondering bow ho had gained sifh an insight i n ti her bi lden feelings where f und tho key to unlock the most secret spring? Where found those glowing, impassioned Words echoing in her own bo.iom. Nay, ho had not feuhd her, 'twas onlv from his own noble, gifted soul, recking not how deep, and true, and responsive was each word. Aud week and months again, passed, but Iho light had begun to wane in Alice's eyes, tho glow lo depart from her cheek, and her step was more noiseless and slow. In a lone, secluded hamber, sho oil knelt and wrested with her own heart, und with the angel that would notblovs her, by giving power to over come. Hut spring came w ith its birds Mill! I it. .aa.i.i , j iiii.l 1 1 it mi I I. .1 Ift-illlt Jllttl ll4l,illl.liv-i. ,ivv v.... 1 '. ...I.I i. .1... ,n I. I ill nil i I It liuild i vv, nine. i rot ovi iui in in vimiiiiiiv Alice wn buried. - . "Pr.atu ou, nor Ut tha mlmtrtd'i tread DUtuib thy ilumbori puw( And ii tinll li.r t.wl tt tlohtd litis, .to Ictvd him to tho place of execu tion. Forbid' any persdn, "vrborusoevcr, poor or rich to oppose tho death of Jo bUS." ' ?' . Tho' witness who signed the eondetn nation of Jesus are viz: Daniel Kobani, a Pliurise; Joan us ' Kontbablo; Ilaph acl Robai'u; apd Capet, a citizen. ''Je sus nhall go out of tho city of Jerusalem by thog.itoof '.Struenus.' Thoitbovo sentouco is engruted n a copper p.btcoii ono eido uro written tho word., .& similar plato i Sent' to eaeh tribe.. )tivas lound in. au antique vase of. w liito-jiuirblo 'while oxcavating in tbo :c!-ivht '-city of Aquilla in the king Join of Cun!es' in th year IS-O; nr. rtrWivCvernd byluo Commission er of Art attached to tho French ur- nties. At tho expedition of Naples, it was found closed in a box of ebony, in tho sacristy of Chartretu. Tho vuse i i:i the chapel of Caserta. Tho French translation was mado by the member of tho Conimisgionaries of Arts. Tho original I in tho Hobrow !anguage. Tho Charircm roqucstod earnostly that tno piato should not be taken away 1'rom thoui; the request wa granted, i a reward for. the taerifice they had mado for the armv. M. Denon. one of thosavans, caused a plate to be made oi the samo model, on which he had engra ved the above sentence. At tho palo of his collection of untiqutica, etc., it was bought by Lord Howard r 2,8S0 fran co. It intrintiic value and Interest vks much greater. A few year ngo there was found fit Catokill.Aow Yt.rk, a 'sketch of larael,' of tho time or our Saviour. Ou the olio side was tho reprcnentation of it palm leaf; on tho other nieturo of tho Tern. plo, with the words underntuth 'Holy Jerusalem iu tho Hebrew tongue.- Kelics like theso properly authenticated huvo uboul thcio an inexpresaable a- creuncs.s und moment. 1 hey seem to blond two world und curry human cu aiosity from inflnitc to Infinite. Look Bofors You Kick. A minister rucontly. Avhileon his wav to preach a funeral sermon, iuthocoaij. try, called '.oson ono ol hi members, uu old widow Jady, who lived near the ro:;d ho was traveling. The old hide had just been making sausages nnd she felt proud of them, they were plump. roiinu jiini s.veei. ji course she insist ed on the minister taking sumo homo to bis l.unily. Meiibieetod on aeeount ol not h:tviug his portmanteau along. T.hi oitjeetiii w.ia rooii overrule 1, und the ohl lady, aller wrapping them in n rag, e.irel'ddy placed a bundhin eitliot pock et id' t'io ureiti-'i .1 cr.pvjLuiis . aoat.r--Tiiu equipped," ho stat u I for the fu- ueral. W hilo- attending to the solemn ceremonies ol the gravi', pninj bun ,r,.. ! r-'' dogs scented the saus. ig", and were not long in '.Iraclving ihem to t'ue pocket ol tho good -.nan's overcoat. Of course this was a groat annoyance, and ho was several times under the necessity ;!' kicking those whelps away. Tho obse quies of the grave compiled, tho min-i.-der and engregatioi, repaired lo the clitireli, where tho fa no rut diseours. w as to bo preached. A tier tho sermon was finished tho minister hulled to make some remark's to his congregation, when a brother, who wished to huvo an ap pointment given out, as-ended the steps of tho pulpit, and gtvo tho minister's co;it a hitch, lo get his attention. The divine, Ihinking it it dog having a de sign upn hU pocket, raise I his foot, gave a sudden kielc, .and sent the good brother sprawling down tho steps. "Vou will excuse me, brthren und sisters! said th minister, confusedly, and without looking at the wor;; ho lrud just done, "lor I could not avoid it, I have sausage in my pocket, und that oog in. Hern Irving to grab t.hcm ever sinco I eanie upon the premises!" Our reader may judge of the effect .... i . '. ' pucii uu announcement wotiia nave ut n funeral. The Wrong Ha id. A few days ago a couple' residing in the neighborhood of Uridestown, Devon. England, went to tho parish church to ho married. The bridegroom, instcitd ol taking his intended bride ut the lurch door and nccompnM ing her fo fio altar, walked thither with the br.do' iter, who was one of the biidemaids he bride theught Hint her intended jtshund had changed his mind nt the st moment, and she rctwvod into a pew a very dejeeted state of mind. The iwiiu. i.i-uetedjd. und it was not nli! the clergy man came to the Impor- nt question, ill thou bav this wo- panto be thy Wedded Wife.' that the legroom was conscious of his mis- ke. Jle then looked round the church ill) astonishment, ami exclaimed, 'This the wrong maid, sir!'. Tho right aid wus soon found, tho ceremony as again comnieiiceo, ami tno ngni aid was married to tho right man, uch to the satislactioti of all parties JtirNorway has a population of about million and a quarter. The iuhabi- ut are nominally I Voteslant. There not a Itoman Cath.die church or 'st in the whole land. Neither a w nor Jesuit is allowed hv the conati- Ion to set fool m the soil. . 1 Tk f!..lfitf. 1 1 Sam. It I 4 ttf at fl T.k jtnted long tho roadside, which yield villages a largo income, n tlteir it is man ti lad tired into starch. it lien America get economical, our Surd will bo lined in tho same way. Civ Mr.' IYw-i- Fudge appeared nt wbnryport. Mass , after au ahsoneo of rears. He went away in a shin i. . i . . . en a young man, anantjoniug ins nnd returned to learn that his Iu ii uo oern twico iiumieu sinco ne , and hud died several years before a In l K . : .1 ...... . . return.1 Another.Ietter from Artexnua Ward. war UK closed ins snow. ' a ( Artm us Ward has written . another letter to the .Cleveland Plaindcaler. In it ho says :. ; . "Hear in tho Burzuin of my famcrlv i am enjoy in myself, lit peas witliAwl mankind and the wimmcn folks likoyiz. I go down to tho village ocLashunly tnd tako a little old Kyo iur tho tumniuors sako but I ü rwed Hpiritas lickers as u gincral thingT Xo man evir seen me inlOsoikiitud tat onct und that air hap pened . Fiilzbug. A parcel of ornery cumes in that mir.erublo bity buaitid i- UTclha ha-wt daiürthe nite and aboobed tnY wrvx works shaimful. I dident ob- sarve the outrajus traiHacflhuns''onlit the next evenin whon tho people begun to kongregate. ouddenh they kommen ad lur two larf and holler iu a bovste rious stile, ftcz i good people what up? Sc, they them grate war. works isnt they old insu, i immediately looked upter wliaro the wux works was und Ciy blud biles ns I think ol the s.te which then tact my Case. 1 hope to be dodntbbertid if them ufourfed rascals hadont gone aud put a old Laved in hat outer üeorgo ashiiigton s bed and bUuved a abort black Klay pipe inter his mouth. Jlis noze they hud imintid red and his trowscrs leg thay hud shuvi inside bis Lutes My wax figger cf Napoleon Uoney. part was lkewie luawltreated; His trord wii dangbn twven hi log; hi cocked hut was drawti klean down over hi ize und he was plused in a stoonin posishun looLin xaelly u tho he wu u i . I. - . .. t : i .i .....i ji, m. . uruiiK as a uueti owi. uuicrui lavier was stundin on hi head and Wlnfitield bkotta kout tabr were nlnnd over hi head and his trowci wsre kompletely torn'ort Jrum lusself. ly wax work represontiu tho Lord Lust Supper vu likuwixe tiboozed. Tluco of 1'ostles ware under tho table and twotd'um had on old taipawlin hut aud raggid pee juckits and ware iinoLin pipes. Judus lakarriot had on a cocked hut and wn upparoutly drlnkin, us a Uottlo ol whi ky sot bclour him This erv spcelterca wu too much lor me. I klosj the show and then drown did mv sorros iu the flowing Jbtle l'rooly ilo rite you ngin be four I tuko my departure on the .Summer kaiupain ery ivpciliilly lures, Arte'uuu Ward, T. K. - i.i - - kxf" Mr. Webster was eallod upon by an old gentleman from Nantucket, to undertake a cause for him, tho argu ment of w hielt wn npprouching, and Ins client usked what would be hi term. Why, said Mr. W.. I cannot urgue it under oiio idioiisnnd dollaii'; for, al- though the ease i ii(d a heavy one, ll i,i . .1 . t ..I . will require me to hang about the court for a week, and I should boas willing to bo actually engag-id for a Week, as to lose my time in this wsy.' "Well said the client. "If I givo )ou a thousand dollars, will you argue any other chho iu which vou might be employed?'' Cer tainly' raid the advocate. Tho bur gain'was elosi-d. The o'd man liuving an eve to I tisiness, applied lo several . i . i i . , . pt-isons iu .NautiteM'i w no lino cases ou issue list, and made his own term for Webster's services, and ucturdly receiv ed lour hundred dollars bevond what he had paid; und, besides that, gained his own cause gratis.- l"At a reotit meeting of the Massa chuswtts Historical Society, ut the man sion of I'rot, Longfellow, at Camcbridge Mi.' Kverett relateil, among other uiicc dotes ono of llritisli (Jeiiernl I'linlon, who, while living at the Jlattcry. in New York, was ueeustoiuel to take a nap every warm day iu the summer house attached to hi residence. He was observed by u Yankee, who repor ted through spit, to Washington, thut Clinton could easily be captured. Ham ilton tamo into the room while Wash ington, was consulting with tho messen ger relative to it, who said tt) the Com- mander-in Chiot, Io not listen lor a moment to tho . suggestion, for if Clin ton be raptured, the Ilritish Ministry will fend h capable inn to take hi place. Clinton is just the man we want. Law and Lawyer. It is an id that Tom Corwin, rts he is familiarly railed, was once trying a case in which ho was opposed by tho late Mr. Wirt, when the tatter tried n some what novel mode of discrediting the evidence, of Mr. Corwin' chief witness, on whose accuracy and discrimination everything Itirnel. by showing that he was u person of astonishing cred ulity. Wirt Have you read Hobinsoii Cru soe? Witness Yes. Do you believe il all? Wit'ne Well, Yes, Squire, I don't know but what 1 do. Tho same answer was relumed as to (lulliver'" Truvclr, and several other work oi fiction. Corwin all the while fidgeting nnd getting hoi. IVcsHMitly Mr. Wilt considered the witness entire lv flattened out. lesigned him with n bland Mnilo. Mr Corw a said ho had only one fiuestion to fut.. Corwin Have von read Wirt's Life of Patrick Henry? Witness Ye. Corw in Do you believe it all? Witness Why, no, Squire, I can't go that. " A cotomporary say that wo "dis play to admiration how many different ways there are of calling a man a scoundrel." Well, in this, wo. uro not so bad as those w ho display how many dif ferent wavs thero are of being fine. CCjrlt has been aid that pantaloons obtained on credit are breeches 1 I ritt . NO. 23. Conceits ottbt ntorrfo t)r Like pi ovistons. dresses are com ing down. The sign beore the iho door of a mantuamaker's shon read lLu Dresses made lower than ever." tar 4 That, lr, is the Spirit of tU Pros.,'' said Mrs. Bigelow, as he handed . a glass of cider to her neighbor, Mr, s urown. C5u An umbrella has ibcen manufac turcd in Connecticut callvd the 1 lending umhielta." Jt ia made of brown iatx.-r . und willow twigs, intended vxclostvclr to nccoinuiodste, a frleod. btir Gribbins is a neat fellow. Ho say he can't find time to lathe. Fe -ides it cost like thunder for soap and towels. Yt c asked htm how ho managed to keep clean. "Oh!." said ho, with ahitrh-bred smirk. "I Hand paper myself every Christ mas. tQ Teacher Well, sir, what docs h-a-i-r snell?" Hoy "Don't know." Teacher "What have you got on your bend?" -. ... aa aft . . j$(y "(juess It s a- skectcr bite, il Itches like thui.der." Ca "Jury," said an Arkansas Judge, "you kin g1 out aud find a verdict. If you can't find one of your own, gt tho ono tho last jury had. 1 hey return a a verdict of suicid iu the ninth degree. ' lUir Que of our exchange, in noticing tho presentation of a silver cup to ft Co temporary, says: "lie need no cup. He tan drink from any vessel thateon tain liquor whether tho neck of abot tie, tho mouth of a demijohn, the spile of a keg, or tho bung of a barrel."- tür ''I don't co.ro so much about tho btigs," said Mr. Wormly to the head of Iho genteel prlvato lourding houio la which ho dwell, "but tho fact is, mad um, I hain't of the llwl to tyart you see that yourself." ijf Mr. llrandytoddy' three reasons for not drinking are very tdiaracterUtio of that gentlemsn. rl,uko something to drink." Nsid his friend to hiraot'' day. "No, thank you," replied Mr. H. "No, why not," inquired hi friend in great amar.cincut. "In the first place," returned Mr. llrandytoddy. "I am Sot- ' rotary of a -Temperance Society that meet to-dy, und 1 must j. reserve iny t-'inpcrutico character, la the second ' place, this is the anniversary of my fa ther death, and out of repot t to him, I have promised newr to drink on thai day. And in the third place, I lav ' just taken something." . Xkjr We often hear of a man 'betngln udvanto of his age," but ho ever heard of a woman being in the same predica nicht. When Lady Holland wanted to get ritl ol a fop, she used to say: "I beg , your pardon -but I wih you would sit u .Ittle further ort; there 1 something in our handkcrc'.ief which I do not like." ' r-jy An Jrish attorney says: No printer should publish a death tinlrM apprised of the fact by the party de ceased." ... VnRD'.cr or a Nkf.no Ixqikst. ' We, do underscribod darkle, belli' a Jvurnera Juruy ob disgust, to sit on do body ob do n'gger Sambo, now dead an' gone lie fore u, hub boon stttin' oi de said nig .. gar ftfcroraid, did, ou de night ob de tusteenth tb Novetuler, cum to his deaf by Iii I in' from de said ribcr, whar we and he wu subsecuinely drowtuUd, and a ti'i'wnids wa wnhed on de ribcr side, whar we 'spose he Ironed to deaf." Fisiiisii roit Ai'Fi.At sE. A gentleman . upon taking an apartment, said to the lady of the premise "I aur rou. ' madam, I never left a lodging but tay landlady shed tear. I hope, sir," said she, with an arch look, "I hope it was not K'tause you wen; away without paying. The most remarkable instance of indecision we ever heard of. was that of the man who sat up all night, because he could not decide whlel. to tako off ' first, hi coat or hi boots. tyr Mr. Partington nk. very in dignantly, if the bill before Congress are not counterfeit why there should be such difficulty in passing them? '1 shan't be with you a great '. w hile, Jane," said Mr. Melu r; "I shan't stay here a great while." "Oh. Mr. -McdU-r, how cn yon talk so?" suid Mrs. Melter, with u lugubrious expression of faeo. "JJeeause," said C"l feel as if I was most gone, ami that I am just paMing away like a tloud before the rising aun." Mr. Melter verified his. prophecy the next day by running nwpy with a bux. urn nud m mpnthlzing feminine neigh hor. tfu A Quaker was asked If L. would asi end in hi balloon? "Friend," said he, "1 do not meddle w ith flying ro ports." t I. Punch says he once saw a father knock down his beloved sen, and thought it was the most striking illus trillion of sun down ho ever Uhcld. The going down of Sunset Saincox beat that nil hollow. tuT A quaint writer observes that at seventeen, with reference to her beau, a womnn inquire which ir he? At twn ly, grown more ambitious, who is he? " m a a a a a At twenty-five, the world having pro tinted it effects, what bus he? Hut al thirty, iu despair, where is he? Is it true, ladies? frir A good Know Nothing Mctho. nisi, having read a great donl in the pa pers nbout tho 'Co ufe reite Kansas Hill, say ho thinks Conference might And sound h'liy better to do that, to be get tingvp bills abf.iit Kanvi. t i 's