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Athens Southern Banner (Newspaper) - July 9, 1841, Athens, GeorgiaBy Albon , Georgia Friday Utley 9,1841. 3 �5 4 75 4 50 3 35 Tuur Solt Therolf bail bib la Publ Zahed in at Lions go Over the Book store of a. Chase a co. Erera Firdajr Comins a Todar per year payable in Deanee or four dollars at tie end of the year. And sub Scriber failing to give notice of Hia Caire to discontinue hit aug tar option at the expiration of the time for which it has been p lid. Will he cd Naldera in a Yuhing to cont Itic a and held liable a it tiling la. No paper will be a in cant Dued except at the option Oft Public her until All arrearage Are paid. Of in letter to the editor on makers connected with tic eight Tamir Hmenia. he Pitt paid in order to recur attention. Rates of advertising. Leutem of citation. 03 75 Tiniro to dub bars and Crew vitors 40 Days a 3 35 four month rte Noiin ea.4 00 sales of personal executors adm Nistra a Ora. Or Sun radians. Sales of Landor negro a by do. Application for of Disi Niton by administrators and executors. Application for ditto by guardians of Annon acing candidates for Olyce five Dollar. Pay Abu in nor it. 1 ii a basis advertising their wives will be charged 65, to be paid invariably in adv acc. Other Advenia a Meixiu. 61 to for every twelve lines Faamau Type or space Equi Valerii list insertion end 50 cents for each trn Kly Continua in c. If Pui dished every other weel 62j rent a id Anont Iilva 75 Actis lor each continuance. Special contracts May or made for advertising by the year. should always have the desired in tuber of insertion a marked upon them when handed in or oui Rise they will be i bushed tul f Jahid and charged or Cordingly. To notice of the Sale of land and a cart it is by a Dininio or Airov exc guard aim must be Publ Alied a y Day the Day of 5alc. Ivr a onal proper Rev. In like manner must be pm i blah cd orly Day previous to the Sale. To debtors und creditors of an estate must be published Orff . No Ivr that application will he made to the court of Ordinary for leave in sell land or negroes must by published a it viol jus. No Tirc slim apr duration will made for a be roof adm Nistra Tija. Must be published Ai Rwjr Dayr and of Lett Ritof Dis Iuis Ion Fiz m Istas. co ingress. . The Senate comprises fishy two in embers two from state holding of flick years. The i allowing is a Lis of the members of that body As at present constituted. In to names of Llie demo radio Tnora Bers Are m Malics. Term expires. Term expires. Maink. Heuel it Iiams 1842 George Evans 1847 new jump shirt Franzin Pierce 1813 Aci i no Hurij 1817 . Samuel Premiss 1813 Samuel phep., 18j� Massack it setts. Rufus ii oath 1s<15 Isaac c. Bates. 1817 Modr. Island. Nathan f Dixon 181�� f. Simmoms. Is47 Connecticut. Prrry Smith 1843 j. W. Huntington. I8l5 new York. Silas Nyght 1813 a. P. Rail Madge 1845 new Jersch. A Tuvil l. 8otihard, 1s15 Jacob w. Milnor 1817 . A dts Buchanan 1943 i an l Sturgeon 1845 Delaware. I third ii. B Ivard 1845 1847 Titomas Clayton >i.\rvland. John Leeds Korr 1813 win. D. Merrick 1845 Virginia. Willi am univ or 1645 we. S. Archer 1847 a Rolina. Will. A. Gra Iam 1913 Willie. P. Maugum 1817 09 Dpi iii raiion�?00 Ilmi list ration majority 7, 1. N. G. Pendleton 2. John b. Weller 3. Patrick g. Goode 4. Jeremiah Morrow 5. William Doane g. Calvary Morris 7. William Russell 8. Joseph Ridgway 9. William medal 10. Samson Mason Obi. 11 b. S. Cowan 10. Joshua . 13. James Mathews 14. George Sweeney 15. S. J. Andrews 1c. Joshua r. Giddings 17. John Hastings 18. Ezra Dean 19 Samuel Stockley. 1. Lenry a. Wise 2. Francis Mallory. 3. George i. Cary 4. John m. Bolts 5. A. Of. T. Hunter c. John Taliaferro 7. Cuthbert Powell 8. Linn Banks 9. We. O. Goode 10. John w. Jones 11. A. By. Hubbard North . 1. Kenneth Layner 2. John ii. J. Daniel 3. stanly 4. We. H. Washington 5. James j. A Quot Kay 6. Archibald Arrington 7. Edmund Deberry tio util , Var guru. 12. Walter Coles 13. Thomas w. Gilmer 11. We. L. Goggin 15. H. We. Barton 16. We. A. Harris 17. A. Ii. H. Stuart 18. George in. Hopkins 19. Geo. W. Summers 20. S. L. Hays 21. Lewis Steinrod 8. H. M. Saunders 0. A. H. Shepherd 10. Bram Kencher 11. Green in. Cald Ceil 12. James Graham 13. Lewis Williams. 6. -8. H. Butler 7. Thomas d. Sumter 8. R. Darmrell Rhett 9. C. P. Caldwell. 1. Isaac e. Holmes 2. William Butler 3. F. W. Pickens 4. John Campbell 5. James Rogers Gen. Ticket r. W. Habersham William c. Dawson Julius Ltd. Alford aug Caius a. Nisliet Loit Warren general ticket Thomas Butler King Huger l. Gamble James a. Merriwether Thomas f. Fri sir. South Carolina. We. A Preston 1843 John c. , 1647 Georgia. Alfred Cuthbert 1813 Jolius m Berrien 1847 . Clement c. Clay 1-s43 Wiliam r. King 1817 Mississippi. John , 1815 Robert a Walker 1847 Louisiana. Alexander Mouton 1843 Alexander Barrow 1847 Tennessee. .1. O. P. Much Olson 1845 vacancy 1847 Kkt tuck. Henry Clay 1843 j. T. Mordican 1847 Ohio. Wiliam Mien 1913 Hon june a Tappan 1845 . Oliver ii. Bmith 18<3 Albert 2�. White 1845 Illinois. Richard m. Young 1843 Samuel m , 1847 Missouri. Lewis f. Linn 1843 to to s al Benton 1815 i Arkansas. 1 Ambrose h. Seder 1845 .1817 Reuben Chapman Geo. S. Houston in. In. Payne a. L. Bingaman Dixon h. Leids Benj. G. Shields. Gun. Ticket w. U. Harley. Louisiana. 1. Edward d. While 3. John Moore. 3. J. D. Dawson Arkansas. Edward Cross. Tennessee. 1. Thomas d. Arnold 2. Abraham a Clellan 3. Joseph l. , 4. Eliom is j. In Mabeu 5. Hopkins l. Turney 6. We. B. Campy do 7. Robort l. Caruthers 8. Meredith p. Gentry 9. H. M. Hafterson 10. Aaron v. Brown 11. Care Johnson 12. Milton Brown 13. C. H. Williams. Kentucky. 8. Jamos c. Sprigg 9. John White Tho s f. Marshall Landaff. Andrews Garret Davis iv.71. O. Butler. 10. 11. 12 13. I Ilion s. Fulton Michigan. Augustus 2>. Poner 1845 we. W Woodbridge. 1847 0ija>iiion�?1 Hoise of uepkesent.vt1ve.s. The i Louse Coniti is when full 243 to presenta lives and 3 territorial Del Gaies. A in he number of now al octet a is 238. We sub join a Tom to in list designating the names of the whig me by roman Piid the democratic by italic leu lera hate. 1. Linn Boyd 2. Philip Triplet 3. .1. R. Underwood 4. Bryan w. Owsley 5. John b. Thompson c. Willis Green 7. John Pope Indiana. 1. Geo. W. Profit 2. Rich a w. A a Hon Ipson 3. Joseph l. White 4. James h. , general ticket John Miller John c. Edwards. Poetry. 5. Andrew Kennedy 6. David Wallace 7. Lenry s. Lane. Rovn Itoi Otiis notices. Four months after Date application will he Diane to the court of Ordinary of Clark county for leave to sell All the real estate of John w. Saw Teuch late of said county deceased. Boss Crane adm r. 21.�?10�?4m. Districts. 5. Java h l s. Littlefield 0. Alfred Marshall 7. Joshua a. Lowell 8. Elia a ii. Allen. Districts. 1. A Athan Clifford 2. W. P. , 3. , 4. David Bronson new Hampshire general ticket Tristao Shuw \ Edmund Burke Ira .4. Kastman John r. Reding. Charles g. Atherton. Vena int. 1. Hiland Hall 4. Augustus a Oung 2. William i5ludc� i 5 John Mattocks. 3. Lio Raco Etc thu. . I our months after Date application will to made. To the honorable court of Ordinary of Franklin county for leave to sell the lands and negroes belong ing to the estate of Henry , dec a. . H. Chappe Licar adv. May 14�?9�?4m. Four months after Date application will be to the inferior court of Walmon county we a Alafas. By Amelia of Louisville. Kent Cost. I wandered out one summer night twas when my years were my a the Breeze was singing in the Light and i was singing too. The moonbeams Lay upon the Hill who shadows in Dic Vale. And Here and there a leaping Rill was laughing on the Gale. One Fleecy Cloud upon the air was All that met my eyes it floated like an Angel there Between me and tiie skies. I clapped mtr hands and warbled wild. As Here and there i flew for i was but a careless child. And did As children do. The Waves came dancing or the sea in Bright and glittering bands like Little children wild with glee they linked their dimpled hand they linked their hands but Ere i caught their sprinkled drops of Dew. They kissed my feet and Quick As thought away the nipples flew. The Twilight hours like Birds flew by. As lightly and As free ten thousand stars were in the sky. Ten thousand in the sea for every wave with dimpled Cheek that leaped upon the air had caught a Star in its embrace. And held it trembling there. The Young Moon too with upturned sides d Beauty gave and As a bark it Anchor rides she Rode Jukin the wave. The sea was like the heaven above. As perfect and As whole Savo that it seemed to thrill with lore As thrills the immortal soul. The leaves by spirit voices Stirr d. Made murmurs on the air Low murmurs that my spirit heard and answer d Wii i a prayer for twas upon the dewy Sotl beside the moaning seas i Learned at first to worship god and sing such strains As these. The Flowers All folded to their dreams wore bowed in slumber free. By Breezy Hilli and murmuring streams. Where e or they chanced to be. No guilty tears had they to weep. No sins to be forgiven Ulicy closed their eyes went to sleep. Right in the face of heaven. No costly raiment round them shone no jewels from the seas. Yet Solomon upon his was never arrayed like these and just As free from guilt and Art were Lovely human Flowers. Ere sorrow set her bleeding heart. On this fair world of ours. I have heard the Laug Liing wind behind a play ing with Roy hair the Breezy fingers of the we ind. How Cool and moist they were i heard the night Bird warbling o or its soft Oncha fing Strain i never heard such sounds Bosforo. And mar shall again. Then wherefore weave such strains As these and sing them Day by Day. When every Bird upon the Breeze can sing a sweeter Lay ? id give the world for their Sweet Art the simple the divine a id give the world to melt one heart As they have melted mine. Proud As you Are , my Ion 1 Beta score of sheep that before two Days til make him Tell fou a Bipire fucked lie out and a a done said his lordship and the Squire set out on his Lik Makin expedition. He soon ascertained the cause of Darby a melancholy. There had been a quarrel be tween him and the girl of his heart the Lovely Cathleen. Pride prevented a reconciliation though both would i be the world to the in each others arms. La it her the Squire Lien itis Steps succeeded ill drawing out the secret that she oved Darby with a heart and a half and then artfully upbraiding her iii kindness in neglecting the a a worthy Youns fellow a who was dying for her contrived to i Veigle her by a series of falsehoods into a plan to get reconciled to Darby and while in the height of his Hap Tiess to coax late ram from him. It succeeded next to admiration and the. Laughing girl Tript Home leading the animal with a by Ridker chief taken from her snowy tio som. Darby was to his solitary reflection. The hour was rapidly approaching when his Ord slip usually took itis round and he would iii Allily miss ins favorite rain. What was to 3c done to Tell a lie appeared to his mind the very essence of degradation to Inqui Vocar was meanness execrable yet an excuse must he had a sudden Thon it seized Lim he resolved to see How a lie would look before he told it and planting his Crook in the yield and placing his hat on it in order to personage himself lie retired to a Short distance and in the character of his lord slip hailed the Effi sry follows a Good Morrow a a Good Morrow my a How Are the flocks to Day Darby a a a pretty fair Iny log la a duchy i done to see my favorite ram where is he ? a a ooh my lord he he How a a he Liat. Darby a a a he was drowned my my a a party if 1 did not know your general character for carefulness i should feel exceedingly annoyed ii it 1 presume it was an Accident. Send the fat and hide up to the a that won t do a Norm tired turning away. He resolved to try again. A a Good Morrow. a a Good Morrow my a Are the flocks Well to Day Darby a a a bravely my a and my ram Darby where is he a a a my lord he he a a a is there any thing wrong ? Tell me at 1. Robert c. Iii Throp 2. Lev Ceci Ilion Talaji 3. C ilex Cus thug 4 lv<7.<im Parmenus 5. Cirlos a Ludo on to. Of amp inn Baker. 7. Geo. N. Briggs 8. We Lam a a. A Boun 9. W. S. Hostings. 10. Nathaniel b. Borjon 11. Barker Burnell 12. John Quincy Adams. Connecticut. Made when silting for Ordinary pure a it ses for leave to Teli All Tho real estate of James j. Moon a inc cased. J. Al. B. Sioon est cd a. May 14�?9�?4m. Al our months fior Dato applied tin will be made a to the Gouri of Ordinary of Hall county for leave to sell the real estate of James Abercrombie Doc a for tie Lilii Felt of his . William Sitton adm a. April 30�?7�?4m. Miscellany. Oia Rby Aud the Bam a Tyvus one of those Days when the Sun in its Perim iii Cirilar Aili Liidi looks at two sides o tie cd in at once a Lovely mid simmer Day whi�?~11 nature was Laii Whitig till her sides Allied and iii flier Earth in iter a Tycast mood was Liisi iii her promises and her smiles to her often children the lambs were skip Ping to and fro within their enclosed Pusi ures. And a Ltd a cows with grave and Matron aspects. Our Ino mlis Alicr Date will to made loll in ill Sun lipid Ronnii latins their x to the honorable c ourt of Ordinary of Franklin i a. J. A 1 All a in land belong iii to f Prim to very seemed Happy except the Shepherd Darby. To the honorable c county for leave to sell Eli Itta m. , minor Andrew t. Davis guardian. April 30�?7�?4in. 1 Junso h Trumbull. We. W. Boardm a. Thos. W. Williams Rii Oue Island. Joseph l. Tillinghast 1 Charles .4. Floyd a a Joseph Egbert a John. Mckeon James j. Roosevelt j Fernando a tied Charles g. Ferris 4. Enron Ward 5. Richard d. Davis. A. James g. Clinton 7. John Van Buren Cir. M Clelion a i Jacob Houck or. 9. Hiram 1. Hunt 10. Daniel d. Barnard 11. Arch Balvi l. Linn 12. Bernard Blair. In. Thos. A. Tomlinson h. H. Van Rensselaer i v John Sanford 10. Amercio a. Doig 4. Trios. D. Osborne 5. Truman Mith 6. John 11. Brockway. General ticket Robert b. Cranston. . Ijohn o. Floyd f David p. Drei Osier 18. T. C. Chittenden 19. Samuel s. Bowne 20. Samuel Gordon st. John , Lewis rigg., Samuel Partridge Vic Orv big Dayoc a. 1-. Foster 24. Christopher Morgan 25 John Maynard 2c. John Greig 27. Wilham m. Oliver 25, iii Ioichy Childs 20. Seth m. Cates 30. John Young 31. Staley n. Clark 32. Millard Fillmore 33. A Elfrod baby pc. F0ur Mont Lis after Dale application till to made to the honorable the inferior court of Jackson county when sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell a negro woman and All Tho real estate of James Barr late of said county deceased. James h. Barr it a. Boley Wilson Larch 10�?i�?im. After this fashion a it is a Sage i Faiu who is intimately acquainted with la is own paternal for the Devil is Nof so Black As he is painted and there s no tasking a Blackamor White we must now read a the infernal being is not so Sable As liners have represented him a and a a no ablution will convert an african into an instead of a a when the cats Awat the mice will ploy a the following is substituted a in in arise Nice of the miniature Tiger the Moscip a race will become the Thrifty advice Given to Houise wives not to count their chickens before they Are hatched in order to prevent the disappointment Likely to arise from finding the eggs add led will be easily recognised like an old Rie iid in a new hat a Large pair of whiskers and a Little canes a do not calculate the number of your juvenile poultry before the process of incubation be what a Long Tau our cons got must be flour months after Dato application will be made to to hts honorable inferior court of Hadl county when fitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell the real Tsuio of William Dodd deceased. Judah Dodd. Adv Elijah Dodd adm a. April 23�?c�?4m. Four months fior Date application will be made to Tho inferior court of Walion county for leave to sell one negro boy belong eng to the heirs of Kim Buellf. Prince of Virginia do ceased. w. Piling a guardian. May 7r-r8�?im. A four months after Oato application will be made to the inferior court of Walton sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell the land and Iio Gross belonging to the Csuti of Elias Ivy de ceased. May 7�?8 new general ticket John b. Aycrigg j. P. B. Alax ecu William haunted Charles drown John , Goorge Vav. Toland _ Charles j. Ingers a John edw.ird9, 4 Jeremiah Brown Francis James 5. Joseph far Nance t. Robert Ramsay 7. John Westbrook 8 Peter Newhard r. George m. Keim 10. William Sim Man 11. James Gerry Joseph f. Randolph Chen. C. Stratton Thomas Jones York. Del award. George b. Rodney. >iicnio.\n. Jacob m. Howard. Pcn58vltakia. 12. James Cooper 13. Amos Gustine i t. Jamos i Virio 15 Benj. A. Biduck 16. Joan Snyder 7. Davis Dimock or. 18. Vacancy. Alberto Marchand Andrew Stewart. Josephlagr Tecc we. \v,.irwini Thomas Henry Amu Flam Tif 19 80. 81. �2. 93. 94. 85. 1. Isaac d. Jones a Temte a. Pearce 3. Jones w. Win in Oft a p. Kennedy Aux Nader Luadar 5. We. Cost Johnson 7, Augustus r. Sallow Samuel w1lu.ams, Ivy -4m. Adm is. Four months after Date application will be made to Tho inferior court of Jackson county when sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to Ceu the a can Staie of John Winters son. Late deceased. Edward a wills Ator. ?�?8�?im. Pour Mouhe after Date application will be Mado .10 Tho inferior court of Jackion county when sitting for Ordinary purposes for i talc to Sou the Road estate of John g Ilion Lato deceased. Wood Jiin ton Esic r. May 7�?9�?4m. Gilt it Riga Franklin county. Court of Ordinary feb iary. Adjourned term 1841.�?T Phe pc Ilion of Seih strange administrator with x the Tostato of Eli Barsby deceased shows that be a comp it Otid said , end Pryse to be dismissed. It is i Hereford ordered this Thuv said Soth sprang a ii Trator As aforesaid by Flis charged and djs i eds to Tho next serum bar term of this court a Nile Good Canso the then shown to the it font Ray and that this or be published once a in Slih Ibex six months. A True copy ,<fois 3ird fcb. 1841. Thos King a c. O. Feb. Is,�?18�? poor fellow a a a a Reen Aid yellow Melan Choly a had Seille d on ids Manly Cheek his grief he revealed not Htu let a like a worn in the by Idjo Grey lip ii his spirits he stalked about the fled like a Ghrist or leaned upon his Crook in silent despair lord Amplefield and Squire Buckthorn were Riding past to dinner. A a i wonder a said ins lordship to the Squire a a what can be the matter Wii i my Shepherd Darby. He seams tii a galloping consumption and were i to lose him i would not see ids Ike again for in airy a Long Day. He is the most honest steady rarefied creature in the world and never lord a lie in his a Good Why my lord do you really be ice such nonsense a a decidedly i do 1 know Yoiiro opinion is not a cry inv Ollile As to the moral character of our dependents yet there ate some among them not i worthy of they now advanced nearer and his lord shop held lip his whip As a signal and Over Amund cd Darby. A Well Darby that Shower we had lust night served the a a i did my lord and the cows wid Irive a larger nil no and req fire milking earlier this eve it. A through men is a a Darby bring Over my favorite ram that this gentle Man Linay see it. A a yes my lord. Hallo sweeper away for Bill face in n few minutes Tho dog minted the my up from the flock. A a thai a a Clever him Iny Virthy a said the Squi re a a Here a half a Crown to a a thanks to your Honor a Saidlo a Rby a hut the Worth of that in Strong drink will serve me 0 year and yet ill Spliid k in drink Alt in one night a. A a this Riddle Why sir when i feel Niy self merry enough without it a Dieren a the us in to kiting it ? that Trimm can Slack my Thimos Well. Yet ill not Speik for Oto ices Many a one there Are who roust have Strong drink to give them alts spirits. On them Wilt 1 spend it to hearts and make them forget their does a you Are a worthy follow and a Phil Pher a and lord Amplefield Jtb a Fop of tri a Mph As he and the nire Rode of a a West say you to my Shepherd now a a a Mility plans me fellow indeed vet a a he was Sto Len my a a stolen stolen Law him this morning As i was Riding past when was he Sto Len a a a that wont do either a exclaimed the poor site Herd As he turned away the second time a a Gruel cruel Carith a something seemed to whisper to him a try it perhaps the truth will do a fresh courage seemed to animate his responding mind and Wheeling about he commenced the colloquy Aud coming to the usual interrogation a whereas the ram a he dropped on his Knees and exclaimed a a of my lord i had a falling out with iii sweetheart and she would not make it up with me unless 1 made her a present of your lordships favorite ram. Discharge me my lord do with me what Yon please hut i con id not bring myself to Tell your lordship Alik a a that will do i shouted Darby springing from his Knees and walking no and Down with a feeling of honest exultation. He had scarcely Lime to compo.5e Lii self when itis lordship Squire appeared. Darby on the usual interrogation being Pur dropped on his Knees and told a a the truth and nothing but the iii Hemd instead of seeing a Frowin a withering on his lord slip s Colin Tennyce he beheld him turn with a look of tri Misiph to wards the Squire while lie exclaimed a a an honest Man s the noblest work o god a the ladies Are informed in conclusion that the Squires forfeit sheep were Given to can Thileen As a Dower and in taking the hand of her Shepherd she promised never again to p it his truth and constancy to so severe a tri al. For Ever hereafter written or spoken exp Essed or understood by these words a a in what a prodigious Midi Cirilar appendage our Domestic Grimalkin rejoice la a i let grasping cupidity of Soma individuals used to to Well hit Oft by the phrase give him an Inch and hell take an a i but the polished age now requires it to be a a give some men a Small Island and they will take a liquid our new acquaintance might be smothered by a if we did not enlighten the weak understanding of the Reader by the important information that Inch is the name of a diminutive Island in Che hebrides. / there is a saying rather More expressive than urbane we admit which goes the length of stating that one shabby sheep spoils the whole flock. The coarseness of the phraseology is removed by miss Hill and the improved version thus Readeth a a one Fleecy animal i Taneo Iisley infected will spread contagion through the coarser kind of All eminent statesman once taunted his of inc its on a temporary and partial Success in a motion with the sneering caution Halloo till you get out of the Wood. What a pity that Hill had not commenced her reformation he would alien gracefully and suavely have articulated a a do Tot exclaim vociferously till you have passed beyond the fore. T.�?�. Every one to their own taste As the old woman said when she kissed the ctr although not an excuse for the old lady a fancy is at All events a precedent. The English reformer thus combines the adage and the fact a let every person pursue the Bent of his own Genius As the Ederly Matron observed while Sal in ing her vaccine put a beggar on horseback and Hill ride to the Devil is a pungent sarcasm on All Par Venus and upstarts. In future when you wish to make a personal allusion of this sort Yon will have Thel kit i Tiess to observe witty the politeness and elegance of or. Boatswain chucks a an equestrian mendicant will journey toward the realms of his satanic gastronomy Ond gourmands Are much indebted to the Savory caution that too Many Cooks will spoil the Broth it smacks of the Kitchen however and is equally evident in the modern Reading a too great a number of culinary assistants May impair the flavor of the consomme. Who could recognize the Maxim a rolling Stone gathers no Moss As exhort Atory to steadiness in a a a Pebble in a state of Circum Volution acquires not the lichens of mural vegetation a. A cat May look at a King is a Short homily calculated to Check the arrogance of High rank. The derogatory axiom is modernized vol. 17, Little refining a a spectacle of such even the in Nib duty of the sick was Tore Ordinary sorrow. It gave a feel aug of so much that must have endure before. A is this Poitr sister a asked the woman. A a no a said Janies and Amanda smiled As he replied a it is my a is it your wife said she showing some vivacity. A a How Sweet she looks \ can she sing of can she sing. A a i would not live alway How often had Amanda no that carelessly before. She Felt awed Ond humbled now by every syllable that floated on her soft Rich tones around the narrow near try Cal one raised her Eves so thankful that she even looked prelim a hectic Light relieved her vivid countenance. She said in audibly a i heard the Angels singing around me a and then relapsed into a state of insensibility. The Liu a girl Shook hands beseeching by of hey Lett and in a sudd voice air an a whispered a a we will take care of Yoni Yho like the physician save int the minister is called upon to see in Man nature in every Shadow of a tint ? the Rich and thie poor the delicate and the coarse the Learnt and the ignorant come without ois Guise. Amanda thought before that she loved her husband but luxury is a dead sea strho sphere in which the nobler passions sicken and he. Motionless. She Clung to James sarm As they returned Home with a feeling of Devotion to him that she had never imag imd before and ill the pleasure she experienced in softening the horrors Ollie fellow creatures poverty she found every Day new cause of rejoice in Hay my shared her Fortune with , Ifie brought her no addition of Earth a wealth had taught her that there is a Way that will awaken Delight. By a royally my be contemplated with impunity even by a feline tiie elements of polite Cou vein Alixi or the Prover a at Fra tit a miss Isabel Hill has taken offence at the Plain garb in which Many of the English prov Eilts have been so Long attired and has dressed them up in a Fushi pliable garment of her own suitable to eyes polite and the fastidious refinement of those a in whose Mouths Butler would not melt a and Olio a a look As if they could not say do to a it is hardly necessary to say that she has spoiled them All hut As she has executed her task in an ingenious inn Micro we give a few of these a curiosities of literature a and miss Hills refine Mem upon of a Feather flock together the Modem Euph twist distils into a a feathered bipeds of similar plumage will live Gogar Ionly a for what is bred in the Bolte will never come out of the flesh the new is a a a that which is engendered in the of Seoul Hgt ratio do a of the Frame will never be extracted rom its carnal covering a. who live in a Glasshouse Shoum never thump stones a a truism and its apply cation is still perceptible in a those the ill min ing apertures of whose messages Are vitrified should never Piojo it fragments of Granite a a a v there is a historical Apo them to the effect that Rome was not but m a Day a this fuel is communicated tons by miss Hill in morons period the capital of the papal states was not cons ruched in the diurnal revolution of Pijie globe., the concise a Dago that of bards Are not caught with intent lowly paraphrased by the Tim a a experienced warblers Ore rarely made prisoners by the husks of a nod is Quot As Good As a Wink to a mind her so is a whee Verity no amplification can weaken in its Leinad acceptation we must exp fuss a win elves thas i a a an nos met incl Matioli of the head in a Sadden closing of the Eye to a racer lat ring no do race tat Whatson what ifs n we child that no los hit own father is Dell Tali the tilt. In one of the freezing Days of our climate a Young physician recently mar Rich invited his wife to accompany him on a visit to one of his patients. A a you Are romancing James what visit a family without an Intro Duclion or an invitation or an Exchange of cards a a a in this family my dear Amanda there is no ceremony of cards a said James a a but they will not be less pleased to see a a 1 never used to go to see floor people a said Amanda a a but continued she after a Short deliberation �?o1 will go with you any where.�?�. They passed from the handsome Streel of their rest nce to a Small Public Square and crossing Over entered a Small Alley in which Amanda saw a Row of houses built in a manner that showed that they the Labouring class. Crossing the inst Range they entered the last House and al the first door or. Led soil gave a gentle rap a Plain dressed woman opened it and Welco riot them. Two chairs were immediately set omit one with the Back broken off the other rickety acid uti Stuble. Before the fire were two in Lyle children seated on the Hearth making a noise which the attend edit female in vain Eti Deavor to quell a girl of about ten years of age come out of a in Ali bed room and smiled As she spoke. In a Large rude chair sat a thin female. She looked lip when or. Ladson addressed her hut neither smiled nor spa a a. Her complexion was Sallow by illness her lower jaw had fallen from it socket and her Teeth clip tto red with the vain Endeavor to dose Lier a birth. After receiving some non Osbment at the hands of her Compani ouf i he seemed revived. A i i am glad Tose Eyun doctor in Ngn i had hop a a have by a a re let Sedy Roin my wretchedness before now. 1 do not cd Plain but i a fief a she shivered and stopped suddenly but in an instant said i thought it very hard lost Niy child last Siimmcr-.-l6ee it was kind what Ennid become of it now 7 1 miss Leabreth it Youing As they them Ivy a and try none of the Quot a he did a of Hub a unsafe ring. onto in cd. She had mop Fri to this a cent Ihan she 0biildih we from volumes. She Felt new a Venser Woma a at than he coi ild he Voi car in dirty to. It a rings Down All or a Feihl and the a Sourber by mrs. 8. Broughton. A a it is very lonely Mamma a murmur a fair haired Lovely girl As she res Jedi Tipoff Ali sofa one evening a a it is la no by now Aii the nights seem very a Ong. Shall new Sec papa More a a a yes my love you we a a see Hiril again in a brighter world than thi in a a a at this is a fair world a said the Little if i a Itoye to run and play in the Sunshine and pick the water dresses from and when the weather is n Little warmer i shall go Doty and gather the Blue eyed Vielt that pm said was i Ike a too like i fear a said the Mother As the Crystal tear trembled on Tho drooping lid. A a but my dear child there is a fairer world than this where Flowers never fade where Clouds never hide the Light of that glorious sky for the glory of Lim whose name is love beams brightly and forever in those Golden courts the Trees which grow on the Banks of the River which Waters that blessed place Neva or Falc they do in tils world and a Neil friends meet there they will be parted no More it but will sing hymns of Praise co Vodian Dibe Lamb forever a. A a and shall i go to that Happy place Yhvh i die and will Yon go Home with no it said a the Lille child. A a yes a said Flie nether a a we shall both go in gods own time,.when Jie balls us from this life be shall dwell Foj Evet iii iii a a it was hut a Little while and them Atli Ellie it Over the grave of this Little intellect withered by the untimely Frost Brda a the. But was she alone when in Twil Iglo tsp Ade she sat upon the Grassy Mound where and yearning Hopes of that fond he Art tvs a gathered in by Hiotis silence Otril Jap. The soft and Silvery tones of buried love whispered in the Breeze that lifted the drooping Flowers overcharged with dewy tears of night. The Diamond stars that one by one came Forth upon Ihler shining watch seemed beaming with the Light of that deathless Flumo which burned undimmed upon the inmost shrine of her hear and she enjoyed in the holy hours of Solidi id that Coram Niou of pure spirits which Osif exalted Forth alone can bestow. Fashion is a poor vocation. In Creed that idleness is a privilege and work a disgrace it among the deadliest errors. Without Dep i of thought or Earni Ness of few Linig or strength of purpose on unreal life sacrificing substance to show substituting the Ficaj tons forthe titty ral mistaking crowd for society finding ice chief pleasure in ridicule and exhausting Ibi ingenuity in expedients lor killing to my Fash. Ion is the lost influence under which a Whtiman being who respects himself or who Compro menus the great end of life would desire to to placed. The custom of drinking Toast at of cast and celebrations arose Frojm the practice of pouring out wine or drip King in Honor to the Heathen gods and is a practice that stil l part Kea of tie nature of Heath Hisni. It was one of the abominations of heathens i to so pub if al their gods we wild be leased with their a no iii eating Dirani gift. Such a pot iring omit of Juba tons was usually accompanied with o foyer a to the idol that he would be pro pious Ai that he would Grant the desire of the Woit Hij a. Ler. From that cons join the habit of pressing sent Imenit or proposing a to Tuuu re it in drinking wine is derive do men who make themselves by noise in a ply be of Public Devotion itis Toction or a a is a act do not leave anyway Prahler irn re on ii he mind of the by a whom Erni if they be re to by Refl Mia hcs if it is soil times i curio khow Bow. To direct our cd urae Iyce be a afr of Filc Finde ref r always open he fire is Anu a to be 40. 7pu Risie it. The a in Ign few of a thecia sometimes pet pm ont desk we let a be a Are Ftfe that no ambiguity May Ever be the a of Cheri _ islet dlr Wing Vrh a a Celebration in a Tow Apke is a the Banks of we Collim Rise Earth the Horcith re by pkg Ihu Rby fief dividends they a iwo a the affect in is of a h Gai Tea repro Ltd a amp a a

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