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«**•'* -r il 1 : - JOHN D. CHRISTY,| BDITOtL ) . ‘ - - jT.M.LkMPKIS & n.J.AD1MS I paorciETORS as» kbuikm NEW SERIES—VOL. Ilf.; NO. 35. ATHENS, THURSDAY, MAY 9,1850, — VOLUME xvm. NUMBER S COMPOUND SVKUf OF NAPHTHA. 1 ■\J-OT ONLY A POSITIVE BUT A WARRANT- - l’l ED CO RE (vr cuniamptiao nod «U £ wn*^ n{ tbe long*. Thi* medicine La, decided fl»c dispute about . Um curability of cowumption, and Ratified the mtdi- eal faculty and all who have u*ed it, that ounoump-' ti«»n ami all affection* of the lows* can not oo y be etiPed, bat thev are w easily and simply cured, a* at- ' Moat any of the disorder* t<i which the hitman frame U liable. The operation of a single bottle, which costa <1, U auflcieat to sati-fy nay patient—if not allv tjether ton far gone with the disease—of ■ f.ict; and evidence of ita extraordinary influence in arreating ami eradicating the malady by Selected JJoctrn. THE BROKEN HEART. - The tun goes down m the y ild west wave, * To rise with a JoVeiier light; ’ The pale moon sleeps m her day-watched cave. :i hut and die a tenement here, • of the mo«t eminent physicians of the age, and ■ tia* made a full disclosure of iu history, and all it» v idling to incur the rcsjwHisi/jility of confining to himself, •4 profit, a secret winch was calculated to do such uni venal good. And such has been the wonderful result of its operation', that the Loudon Lancet, Med ical Times and the in*»t eminent physician- of botli lwmixpheres are ansiou«ly calling n|**m miffererato havo immediau receur.se to it, ami proclaiming that of all lcuuwn medicine, it alone has positively estab lished it* efficacy by undeniable proofs of curing con sumption and all other di-eases of the lungs. But blooms wlien hi* god doth ris But the bursting heart may beat in 1 Till it beat* i The soul may h And wing its Tl»e sinner may weep a penitent tear. And be brighter and fairer by this; The lover may sqrrntr a time, and then Mis weeping and woes depart; But nought can assuage the a The lull of a broken heart. Tlie gem may be lorn fn To shine on a Parian breast; »ay shadow some lovely head, mage the cankering pain. A frietio of ours was telling us not j most vigorous and useful elements.— J knowledged specimens ol that interest- long since, of an acquaintance of hi.? in j Every where ihe English language is ing portion ol the human race. The South Carolina, who was noted fof^brYfgBioing upon the languages of the earth, j mendacity. He related of him the foi- j and preparing those who speak it for lowing anecdote : J ibis absorption. Thei. young genera* | Said some one to the Liar, “ Do voo j lion of the East Indies are learning it; j remember the ** lime the stars fell many and il is probable that within fifty years j years ago?”^ J twenty-five millions ol human beings ! “ Yes,” said Mendax. J of the Asiatic race will speak the lan* • 14 Well,” remarked t’other, * I’ve i guage on that continent. So it is in the |heard it was all a deception—that the! United Slates. About 50,000 immi- ; stars did not actually fall.* j grants from Germany and other coun- I ‘ Don’t you believe it,’ returned Men- tries of continental Europe are arriving • dax, wish a /mowin' look; “ they fell in in ibis country every year. Perhapi ! my yard as big as gooae aiggs. I’ve got 1 they cannot speak a word o' ~ one on'an yet, only the children played j when they first land on ourpbi women have gone, extinct, ^according to the common phraseology.) and have been superceded by “ladies!” Alack-a-day for the change! We re gard women God ;* f Suspense.—I-believe that, to the the noblest work of - y 0 ” n g' suspense is the most intolerable _ „ lady” at the highest S Boflenng. Active misery always bnngs pitch of perfection, is only the noblest j ^ * ls owrt P ower endurance, work of n Frenrh milliner. Just nnnlv What a common expression is it to hear, n crystal bed, Yct’t r Arab;'* groTt Dr* Lo Roy’s SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY A". Y. Irith American. i with it so much they'xe tcore the shiny l in the course of a few yea** they p'intt off. 1 " ter the language to some extent. Their i * t, , T" * T „ , children sit upon the same benches in A Doctors Joke. A well known , our common schools with those of our physician, m a certaincity. was very j n?livc Americans, and beceme as ihcy grow up and diffuse themselves among the rest of the population, completely Anglo Saxonized. work of i French milliner.' J usl apply j W hat a common expressinn the term, for example, ns wall lo ihe ! “ Well, if l had known whal I had lo go highest as the Inwesl grades of the gen- I trough with beforehand, I should never tier sex, and the ludicrous absurdily of '; > ave believed u possible that I could . x-criiuu. i its use will make you chary of the j b ave done it. But it is a dieadful of English word forever after. A person wishing' l bjng to be left alone with your imagin- shores ; but j to see the female wards in a prison, was ; al,on » lo ^ iave fancy the worst, and I LITTLE HEART.* The only Medicine at once Strengthening, Purifying and Purgative, ! And 111 tell &»< in existence. flUIESE Pill* arc the very jicrfi'ctinn of me Jit 1 they thoroughly purge umlpurify, without w IJCC, the system, winch* is tbegfent end that hi rhyme of the curiou* part. That thi* dear little heart once played. For the little maid a*ked hci heart one day. been sought for, but n tain, but brace up, and o I man with furrowed check, ; With hi* head *«» bald and greys i And ho jingled hi* gold, and thu* did seek C has hmg , But the little heart answered—Kc •covered. : . . , k- ayatembut in And thcro. hitc they /targe! ; and not only .- . i«olidate every thing eW.— '■ To entice this heart They produce nosttatning 1—norelaxation '.-no debit-1 Hal ha! said the little maid, with a laugh, ity. On the contrary, under their influence, it vigor a- Oldman with thy head of snow, lion *nd purgation go hand in hand ’ By the '.roe . think that I care for tby yellow chaff! action—or rather by a confederation of actions—they j And the little heart answered—No! »t the tame time liardcn the nnncles—surngtben the ^ cjinie< , nc ^-ith n titled name nerve*—parfiy the blood—fortify the digestive func-1 * ^nd a strin" of L’* M'* and D's ■ tiolM—Iho ^Mit.—0*0 lb. pores .nd | „j,j ,h, t j,i, bV«ut... tt.oumed by . Run, (reel. ilisebMRu .11 .uperfbuties! And tier M. 00-, j,,,, bul thb MUoded wdksnpwf. oooje^or ooplasm «os.'H»i; ft, ,he little m.iJ lulled ber boon o-ioi. »od do ool so-teo Uj.n Ibev e.r., like oil otbe, mo-1 Vlltlc ^ , lU tSoa „, trunt*; so that patient* who take them can xarcelv n_. .u_i • believe that they are under the operation of medici: A instead of the usual debilitating effect* of purga- ives, they feel a glow of health ana comfort radiating, a* H were, from the centre throughout their systems. IMPORTANT REMEDY, DR. MITCHELL'S BYB SALVE. fill IE great advantage* po««e*rfed by this article over * every other, arc Certainty, Safety, Convenience and Economy. All phyricinn* admit tiMt groat danger i* .obe apprehended — ao .. - , inflamed and unhealthy *tati*. In tlie u*e of thi* Sal re this objection i* ’entirely removed, a* no barm can poMibly result from it* use; it tiring in. all core* applied to tlie external |>ortion* of the eve, thereby avoiding alt tbe inconvenience, pain and danger, -which imrily attend tho introduction of ^y pungent tide into tlie eye. It* activity in .'u'Hluing inflamma tion is to great that tmt few case* riipiire tlie use of more than one bottle to effect n perfect cure. One phy- Priee 40 ci Dr. OortloM'a ’VEGETABLE A X T t ■ B 1 L HO U 8 FAMILY FILLS. TNv)R tbc cure of Headaclic, Oaldim***', Salt Rheum. ‘ F Rhcumaii«m, J’iU**, Heartburn, W vexed, and would scarcely deign But there ci And he stood 'ncatti a And he song ro softly and sweetly irvtess and fair, But her little heart said—No! uch annoyed by an old lady, who was I always sure to accost him In the street, for the purpose of telling over her ail ments. Once she met him when ho very great hurry. “ Ab ! I see you are quite leeble,” said the doctor'; shut your eyes and show me 'your longue.” She obeyed, and the doctor moved off, leaving her standing there j Thus the race, by its wonderful ex pansive power of language and blood, is fast occupying and subduing to its genius, all the continents, and islands of the earth. The grandson of many a who reads these lines, will v. "-i-noMug uw. ««„uiu 0 .uwvipjM'uian whe fur some l,mem ihi, nd.celoua pesmon, J lrob , lb | y | ive sce lbe day wfien lbal lu tlie infinite of „ll who * wiU n „mlier ila 300,000,000 cf he the infinite amusement of all who witnessed the funny scene. “ I sce,” said a young lady,” “ that some book-sellers advertise blank de clarations lor sale—I wish I.could get one.” “ Why - ?” asked her mother. “ Because Mr. E. is too modest to ask ine to marry him ;and perhaps if I could fill a blank declaration with the ques tions, he would sign it.” Mrs. Swisshelm says that a mar regimentals always makes her feel z somebody bad lost a monkey. fttiscellanu. “ In joy and in sorrow, in sickness and ii ■weal or woe.**—j Marriage Service. Oil, believe not, love, that ever III forget (hy sunny smile; Wortdy cares and Can my tieart from tliee beguile. 1 will love thee when life*■ evening Throw* it* thadow on my sight: When youth’s morn so brightly rleai Cliange* to tlie grave’* still night. True to thee in joy and sorrow. The Anglo-Saxon Dace. Britain has frequently been denom noted the mother of nations. Whatev er may he her title to this appellation, . nothing is more evident and true than ’ m | the lact that her Island has been the •j laboratory of a most remarkable race; j in which nearly all the races that peo- beings. Perhaps they may com- a hundred nations or distinct gov ernments. Perhaps they may become a grand constellation and commonwealth of Republics, pervaded by the same laws, literature and religion. Their unity, harmony and brotherhood must he determined by the relations between Great Britain and the United States.— The Union will he the Union of the two worlds. If they discharge their duty to each other and to mankind, they must become the united heart of the migluy race they represent, feeding myriad veins with the blood of moral aad political life. Upon the state of the fellowship, then, more than upon the union of any two nations on earth, depends the well-being ol humanity, the peace arid progress of the world.— , Cbnlcca M«*rbu*. unn*, Uyopep- ck. Limb* awl aknew. Fit*. Consumption, Palpita tion of the Heart, Uvw Complaint, Rising in the Throat, EmiprlaivDealw*'*, Dropsy, Asthma, Itdung of the Skin. Fevers of alt kirn]*, Cohls, Gout, Gram, Female Complaint*, nervous Complaint*, nm) all other t' from impurities of the blood, and mor- Evvry disc* originate* fom of the digestive organ*. ; jOr. Gordon's Family Pills, Bring ctimpounded exclusively of snehjngredicnt* a* nature intended should operate on tbe itn’mirit k» of the Hum ui System, strike at the rout of the disease, re- movi »g all impurities from the body, opening the pore* externally and internally, separating all foreign and eb- —* • particles from tlie vhy c.w» that the blood, ol which it’i* the origin, must be thoroughly’pm oarily securing afree snd v^orjus actkmtothe Heart Luuga, Liv*r and Stomach, thereby restoring health - % opening the pores, clean' unimpeding all the natural blood, they render tlie ,*y* - aound bat aim* impervious to disease, even when al other mean* have luted ’ Within the last twelve .wthwi one hundred case* of the most og- aiJPart cries. . _ and purifying 'the they. render tlie *ysteu» dot only. thonnighlv every other t s had been resorted to without a •d to the cure of any hot this horrid malady, their form mooes* in .this’dweaso alone would- ba sufficient t.. •* waft on. to fame” the name of their inventor, as a benefactor of hi* species. i-TW< medicine never foils to curio the worst c»- ar aesof Duain Fer a »ore det*ilsd descrip<iea of the Medicine, the manner of its’operation, tlie complaints it is adapted to, and tlie curesit has performed we refer our readers to omr agent*, who will give them a pamphlet gratis. 14T AU order* must be addressed to G.- W. BBBR A BROTHER. 15* Greenwich street. New York, who have thb Sole Agency of the South and Wfe*L LUCIXA CORDIAL; OB, TDD ELIXIR OF LOTE. r ’ IS A sovereign awl *peedy core fin- incipient coommptMin, botrenne**, intpoteney, lueorhrea — while*, obstructions, difficult or puinfuT mcnstroAtioo. loot utincnceof urine, or mvoluutary discharge thereof; and Ir general prostration of the system, whether the remit of inherent cause* or produced by irregularity, illness or occidenL. It b pleasant to the taste,uid poai- riyely sure in Hs operation, lu norivalled, reputation in both hemisphere* i* the result of it* oliabst sopema- tural virtue*. • '* above popular medicines for sole in Athens by HILL A SMITH, ‘ CHASE. A’ PETERSON, and . ItEKES A WARE, at New York price*: STAGE LINE fWOM ATHENS TO gOCtAL CIRCLE. rauunff a comfortable i«A SSrWma. ^twac^dMi and Saturdavs, And arrives at thaGtrcle’wi time for m*—- -• - -•- SOAP 1. SOAP!! also a fresh * ^ mihAk ■lT~^ a , J^re- fias so many children to maintain-— DltAB BF.AYEU HATS. Ihriw l pity the old‘critter,”' And the * mMfTII.T'1 ..I- I. - . .. nl.l !*,. I u n „n..,t Imr «nAi>lgel»t ilrtUn pled Europe, from the Roman to theNor- i man conquest, were combined. All j that is vigorous in tlie Celt, the Saxon, • fl»c Scandinavian, and the Norman, are I all absorbed in whal we call the Anglo- | Saxon race; and when the cotnbinalii ; was completed on the Island of Great I Britain, a new world was discovered, as if it were on purpose for the irresis- \ table expansion of that mighty ; As an illustration of one of its physical ! qualities, it is estimated that its popu- I lation doubles itself in 35 years, while | lbal of Germany doubles itself in'76; of Holland in 100; of Spain in 106 ;— j of Italy in 135; of Francedn 13§; or Portugal in 23S; and that of Turkey “ Mv dear madam,” said a doctor toj»» &56 years. When, abom 250 y bis patient, ‘ I am truly gratified to see | a £0, o»e “or two vessels -crossed the While it beat*, thi* heart shall be; atilt unchanging, wheu death’s arrow Severs earthly ties from me. A 0ftCd . . When the liut fare Still mv. heart shall clin ie day I called thee mine. Burritt's Christian Citizen. Romaucc in Real Life. The Cincinnati Gazette vouches for the truthfulness of the following narra tion. About four years since, a poor miserable* intemperate! woman wan dered about the streets of Cincinnati, accompanied by a delicate bul bright little daughter of about six years of age. They called together at the. house of a lady then living on Broadway, and ask ed charity. It was freely dispensed, and the lady r being pleased with the lovely appearance of the child, insisted Brief Qctssorings. The Crop of 1850.—Letters receiv ed from all parts of the Cotton region, furnish proof that the cotton plant was never more backward at rhis season of the year. The cold weather of March killed the cotton which had come op in the lower country, while the long continued rains have put back the plant ing in the upper. A large extent of country is under water on the Bayou Macon, Black River and other streams.' Persons interested, may rely on this, that the prospect for a large crop was never so discouraging. Qur informa tion embraces the entire cotton region of the West.—N. O. Cresent. Plank Roads.—It is stated that at answered by »he jailor, “ Sir, we bave I Y ct " ol know what that worst may be la,lie, here at presenl.” A clergy-i ani ^ 'k' 3 . >n early youth, has a degree of n, discoursing of the religious tnoli- i acut ' anguish that after years cannot nations of woman, inquired with much know. As we advance in hie, we hud phasis, “Who were last at ,1„ all th.ags here loo utterly worthless to cross? Ladies. Who were last at the gneve over them as we once could the recent sess.on of the Legislature or sepulchre? Ladies.” Ladit, ? God gnevc; we grow cold and careless; Ohio, fitly .companies for ihe coosmic forbid 1—Boston Post. j ,he du f w ' l “ c1 ,' ' vo “ re hastening has We copy tlie above for its excellent. c,llcrL ^ ,nl ° t lc kvarl. scr.se. Above all things, we detest that! - r . _ teling which rejects the name of! Contentment with Littde.-Io ref- woman and adopts in its place that of erence to happiness, a man only ha, lady. Yet the preference is nm unfre- j *hal he can arc. II he possesses a quently syuuotnatic of those who make , <housaud pounds which be cannot use, it. The fashionable female, has really | >• ma ” ers nnl ’ a3 '•> ‘he benefit he da- few of the nobler qualities of the sex; ' lves Irotn it, whether it he m losoot- but it is a mere machine of convention- j ®f, or 111 ‘he bowels oi the earth. When fabrication or the boarding- !' ls V»nU be supplied, all that remains school, ball-room and milliner. T o ' s only to kccp. or lo gtve away, but dress, to dance, to lisp affectedly, to nol 'f “"J'T- ™ hal 13 ™ ore >k»" s ' !rvl ; flirt her fan at a party, to spend her : « aW e, is superfluous and need.ess, ami father's or her husband’s income, ,„! the man ,s only rich in fancy. Nature neglect her children, and to “ grind the j 13 “j ls M wl , ltl t,llle . ; .'I.' 3 vanity, u ,s faces" of her servants in order to find j avnnce, it is luxury, it is independence, money for her selfish purposes, this is: 1113 lbe god Ch ihli world, that urges us the creature lhal is usually called j lo ihunand more. lady,” and would consider herself in- ' “ suited if denominated a woman.—Phi- j He who yields himself to vice must ladclphia Bulletin. j inevitably suffer. If the human law does not convict and punish him, the lion of plank ronds were chartered. The Hon. John H. Norvel, U. S. Dis trict Attorney for Michigan died at De tit on the 24th inst. He was the fatb- of Mrs. Miller, who was stated to ve committed suicide at Niagara Falls, ami concerning whom many re ports have been circulated. It is drought that his death was hastened by that sad event. nju yet in life. - At my .last visit yester- j ocean, and planted here and there, along day, you know I told you you had but >b«Jcoast of North America a few germs six hours to'live.” of that race, its whole population in the * “ Yes, 1 know you did, doctor, bul 11 Old World did not exceed six millions, did not take the dose you left mc. J * | England, Wales and Scotland number ed fewer inhabitants at that time, than New. York, Pennsylvania an i Ohio do now. ’ Hardly two centuries and a half ' ” Seventy-fivb cents a ga!!” ex claimed Mrs. Partington, on looking over the prices current. “ Why bless me, what is the world coming to, when the gals are only valued al seventy-five cenii!” The. old lady pulled off her qrect'ncles, threw down the paper and went into a brown study' on‘lbe want «»f a proper appreciation of the value of the female gender. ’ Evidences of Folly.—To attempt to borrow money on the plea of ex treme poverty. - To,get tight and complain next morn ing ol headache. . To judge of people’s piety hy their at tendance at church. fTo keep your clerks on miserable sal aries^- and wonder nt their robbing you. To make your servants tell lies for you, and afterwards be angry because they |eU lies for themselves. have elapsed since that epoch, and now there are at least twenty-five millions of that race in North America and its adjacent Islands, or a number exceed ing the whole population of Great Bri tain. ~ . In 1(320 the Anglo Saxon race num bered about 6,000,000, and was con- fiued to England, Wales and Scotland ; and lbe combination of which it isihe result, was not then more than half per fected, for. neither Wales nor Scotland was more than balf^ Saxonizcd at.that time. . Now if numbers 60,000,000 of humau beings, planted upon all the is lands and continents of the earth; and increasing everywhere by an intense ratio of progression. It is fast absorb ing or displacing all the sluggish races or barbarous tribes of men that have occupied thb continent of America, Af- Applying the Remedy.-—“ What can a man do,” asked a green ’on yester- liny, j* when ll}« sheriff wa« seen com ing up to him, with a writ .in his hand t" “ Apply, the remedy,” said another one. gruffly. “Remedy! what kind of-a rerawiy!”’ . <*-f ~ 2 “ Heel ing remedy, you goose—run like.a quarter.horse:” . v ,* ; You Tmdw ydiat ft* physical t ruin ing is, ofconrse, Mrs. Part’mgtonT.said lhe doctor in a mild way. ' * Ob yes, l repligd she; • I’yejust seen a picture, of a whole family oijlff ehil- flreh, that took notKing on earth but pills for 30 years ; there was physical treiu- mg'foryptfJ-* , ' Mks.PaBt^xotoN’^ Lasp.—k“Fifiy- fW<> Sons of Tempertrtce,^ exclkimed- theoUll^dy, “add twenty-fivte daughters, ton! VVI?y^ Wes8me, how many chil dren has aunt Tempy got 1 >And4 bear some talk a boat the cadets oPTem [rer an ce. Wlial sort of debts are -them? But, no wonder she owes debts, when i community hegins to speak and read thei English language, . iris'half .Saxpnized, even if not a drop of Anglo Saxop blootlfun§ in' ! *’ t ' ! Ir^ftOd :w’as never colonized ^., „ gland, like Northv America and^Austra- ens who iia; bul nearly ihe vvhofe of.t^ seven longer any or eight' millions already- speakjhe Eri- ■ -rf: - — . ^which is the jjreparafor A ^BKAL’TIFUI. ani.-tc vittke fatex #tyir.jad n olJ lady pulled- her spectacles down i-ry state ol beiag entirely absorbed into / 45k.ri* rt .* t niKKV *<•<>?. M mf.et. : over ln-r nnsc nnj resumed her knitling. I tlie Anglo Saxon race, as one of Hs. . / -: r ' n. y *' •• ^ rica, Asia, and the island? of the ocean see it girdling them from year to year with its vjgorons" plantation.’ if upon taking it into her keeping, which was granted. The mother went away, and was not heard of until about a year afterwards, when the lady who had charge of the little girl, lo whom she had now become, strongly attached was sent for to an obscure part of the city. She there found the .woman in a filthy anti dying condition,- with just strength enough to tell her that the child had an uncle, its father’s brother, living some where down the river, hut where, she knew not; also that there was no dis honor attached to its birth. And the woman died. From that time until about one week since, the foster-mother of the little girl has made every effort to ascertain the truth of the dying mother’s statement, when she succeeded, and on Monday last the uncle of the little girl came tip frpm Louisville and took the little Miss* away.. That little unfortu nate is Bow the sole heir of an income of fourteen hufttlred dollars per annum, bequeathed to her by her own father. Trne Sublimity. The eloquent and thrilling response of Kossuth lo the Sultan’s demand, that he should renounce his religion and em brace Mahomcdanism, is worthy of a Luther, and of being regarded among those memorable sayings that in times of trial have been altered by those who have been encouraged and sustain ed by the unfaltering trust inspired by the Christian faith. “ My answer does not admit of hesitation. Between death and shame the choice can neither he dubi ous nordiffiadt. Governor of Hungary, and elected to that high place by the con fidence of fifteen millions of my country men, I know well what I owe lo my country even in exile. Even asa private individual, I have an honorable path to pursue. Once governor of a generous country—1 leave no other heritage to my children—they shall; at least, bear unsullied name. God's will be done. m prepared to die." Wliat in Dirt ? .Old Df. Cooper, of South Carolina used to say xo his students, M Don’t be af raid of a little dirt, young gentlemen. What is dirt? Why, nothing at all ofr tensive, when chemically viewed. Rub a little alkali upon that : d : rfy grease sprit* on your coat, and it undergoes chernies! change and becomes soap. Now rub’ it with a little water and it disajVpears; it is neither grease, soap, water, nor dirt. 4 That is not a very odorous pile ol dirt,* you observe thece* Well, scatter a little gypsum over ii.and it is no long er dirty.* Every thing you call dirt, is worthy your notice as students of chem istry. AnalyzeJl! analyze it! * It will separate iuio very clean elements. f‘ Dirt makes corn, corn -makes bread and meat,^ and tbai makes a Very sweet: youngdaily-that I^aw one of you kiss ing last night. So, after «1I*. -yotj- were kissiii;- :«• ~ c> - whitensher. great physical revolution supervene to check ity propogation, it \viil number 800,000,000C of human beings in- less than 150 years firim the pre sent time-?—all speaking ihe same lan guage, centered to the same literature and religion,’ and exhibiting^ all Us inhb*. renUaud .inalienable characteristics. Thus T the papulation of the earth is ftsl becoming Anglo .Saxonizcd by ear;in Tficre is po^Telling, young gen- blood. Bui Ilio English language 1st item«n. xvhat ii jjirt. Thoagh, T mosi more self-expansivc and aggressive tban.hsny. That ’rubbing, such slufi upon rtie ihe blood of that race; il is, ff we may beautiful stin nf a young lady is a diny speak reverently, the John lbe Bapjisl praclice. 'Pearl powder,’ I think, is in ihe missionxil that race, uttering its ; made of bismuth-^ndthing but dirl.” voice and leaching its- words to the- •• " • f . scattered tribes and . tongues t)F‘'lhe I Womes V*. l-adle*. earth, in every- distant Avildcriiess of What : bluiidcririg.. miserable ^ work’ barbarism.'-'When a community/Uegins ' There Isa DeMlnr that shapcaOnr Ends.” Considerably more than half a centu ry ago there dwelt in a small borough Forfarshire a poor widow, who earn- a humble, but respectable livelihood lor herself and only son, by keeping a stall, principally for the sale of crockery ware, in the market piace. It was a time when gentlemen lived harder than hey do now, and although the word * Waterfordizing,” had not been invent ed, the thing implied by it was greatly vogue. The townspeople then were not unaccustomed to the occasional reaks and rough practical jokes of a neighboring genitemati, who had lately succeeded to enormous property and peerage; and there was no particular irprise manifested when, late one evening, the humble stuil of the widow moral law, which will have obedience, will follow him to his doom. Every crime is committed for a purpose, some idea df future personal pleasure; and just as surely as God governs the universe, so surely does a crime, al though concealed, destroy the happiness of the future. No matter how deeply laid have been the plans of the crimi nal, or how desperately executed, de lection pursues him like a bloodhound, and tracks him to his fate. There is nought in the world serving of admiration as the ina bears misfortune with courage. Misery has many bitter moments;— but, I believe, the first awakening alter any great sorrow is utter agony. The Legislature of California has passed a resolution directing that a block of marble, quartz or granite, pre pared, with the word 44 California” chiselled upon it, and sent to the Na tional Monument al Washington. The work on the Washington Monu ment has been commenced for the sea son. Il is now 52 feet high. A block of stone has already been presented to form this great monument, by every State in the Union except two. Behind the Age.—Among all her seaward-looking cliffs, Spain has not a single light-house, from the Pyrenees ta Point Europea; she has no railroads, no canals, no telegraphs ; and until re cently, there has been no safety to tra velers on the highways. A gentleman at New Bedford is ex hibiting one ol the most astounding specimens of the product of the Califor nia mines, which has yet been discov ered in that auriferous region—a mam moth lump of gold weighing about fif teen pounds. Il is valued at $34,000. Recent accounts received from St. Joseph, Mo m represent much suffering existing among the California etni- grants. The diarrhoea had become an of the most I alarming epidemic, arid numbers were ! dying trom its effect. Many of those i who had not been attacked by the dis- “I go vet to School.” In liis old ' aa3a - nr ' vl '“ were recovering, were re- age, Michael Angelo was one day found j lurn,n S home. by Cardinal Sarnite, walking alone in j At the great hospital of St. Louis, in the ruins of the Coliseum. The Cardi- j Paris, 50,000 baths, 40,000 fumiga- nal expressed surprise. " I go yet to j tions, and 3000 douches, are prescribed school,” said Michael, “that 1 may • in the course of a year. It accomodates continue to learn.” overturned in an after-dinner frol c, and the brittle ware it contained mashbd upon the street. The aggres- or was Lord Paumure, father of the Right Hon. Mr. Fox Maule. Next morn- The envious man is unwise, who can not enjoy life and prosperity because others do. No denuciation is so eloquent as the silent influence of good example. When a man has the approbation of his own mind, the storms of the world, like the pressure of the key-stone of an arch, only serve to strengthen him in his position. *' Talent without tact has been said to be like a fiddle without a fiddle-stick. 800 patients, and the whn!e annual ex pense oi the establishment ts $100,000. The number of vessels which have sailed from the United States for Cali fornia since Jan. 1, iS49, to April 9, if, 20 steamers, 337 ships, 303 barks 213 brigs, 182 schooners, and l sloop—mak- total of 1086 vessels. »ng a We deeply regret to hear of the fail ing health of another distinguished fon of South Carolina, the Hon. Win. G* Preston. Bowed down as he is, how ever, by sickness, he perscveririgly per forms his laborious duties as president and professor of the College- of ihai State. T ' * - . . It is more difficult to make the eye lie than any other organ we are possessed of. To tell what a woman says, pay attention toiler tongue. If you would as- iUBDi non. wir. r o» muuic. new morn-1 . . J .. . ing the proprietress of the slell waited j cer ' a ' n ^ 3he “««• P a Y. a '«= a ‘>"" open his lordship, and the claim for hara y a - To talk tn oppnst.ton to he damages was soon settled to the snlis-! bea ’ 1 , ,s one uf ,l,c eas,esl ,b,n S s " ,c faction of all parlies. , f 1 ’ . . , , , 1 , „ Strong passions work wonder*, when “ And now, my good woman, Mill ,|, cre i 3 „ greater .trength of reason to the riverthnnver ol the crockery ware,! t [, ern ” ** is there any thing else that L can Uo| Hospitality is to be exercised lownrbs t r ° r J, .. , • , , , lab enemy when he cometh to thine'beer, opened for inspection; and il is The widow replied that she had an j jj 0|Jse> »pj ie |ree nol withdraw ; estimated that more than 50,000per- only son, a sharp little fellow, whom 8 j, a j e even f roin t | l0 wood-cutter. J sons have passed through Dr. Web- she would wish to see receiving a bet- • ster’s rooms. ter education than her limited means i Drinking water neither makes a man « A table is nuhli«hed statinb the num- would enable her to bestow on him.—| .-t nnp •* ,„ Kl n __ l* . v : f _ • wi .i flw >, A T Dle 13 P u * ), ‘ sh i ea 8H»ung tne num Lord Panroure at once promised the ne-1 k nor < bl ' h s ' ,fe a - j bor ®f Pf’ 5 '’" 3 on > l,c Mnssacltu- rPxs-irv nid He was as pood m his I m " , , ] setts railroads last year at sixty-four; wo-il ^ Little Joev was sent for Tlie 1 - - ° ^ n Y^’ G ^ I ‘ N ‘—^ (,n 1 re ^ u P° n I injured, one bundred aod two. LaltcJoeywas sent tor. * hc friends. Doiflrelynpon ihe good name J intell.gence and sharpness, of Jhe boy „ f aocest „ri Thousands have I A gentleman in Perry county, Pa. t.I. —ogntzed and t-'gl-ly ; .peilt the prime, of fife ia vain hope „f ca.ghl ■« — • It is stated that gold exists in largo quantities on the Yellow Stone river. An individual iu Chicago has dejmsited $3000 for the equipment of a company to go and dig for it. ‘ ‘ *' From an official report, it appears that during the last month 60,000 land warrants have been located at the dif ferent land offices, out of 74,000 which have l>een issued to the present date. The Boston Medical College has were rend,ly recogntzed - and highly I ^ , he ime of life in vain hope of caught in one day, In cly o078 wtld commended, and he was alone, placed a ' id from ,j; ose wbom , b c „ u frieiu)s> p.gcons, which he sold at twenty-five man excellent school., !** ihouiand, have starved because , aaa ** P** dpeen, yielding $103 75. , : i, dated 64^ „ ( ....... _ v _. ,... . boy—the poor i yoaY owin exertionSj and know that lbe had been about 4500 arrivals c.of Cftlitv widow’s son—w^s no rither than Joseph j best friend, you can bave is an uncon-1 fornia emigrants, at that place. Hume, Metnbel-nf Parliament. 1 * *- <—? - — ki«in: S , in nnrdcularlv “if she- 8 ' ,ch ®” 3 ,he 1 c0 ' i <! a » 1 y caa3e<1 cora_ i they find a rich father. Bely only up- A Idler from St. Joseph’s,, -nsher .kfo d,;,ti Vh»!k dr Fnller 5 . "'encemeMafa longcareer ol tbdo»try)„„ t he good name which is made by inn., says, that upto lbal li, . n;, and .honor.- The little boy—the poor i yon’r ovvn exertions, and know that ihe had been about 4500 arrivals, folks make nfril' wfien they endeavor to elevate things by -giving diem new, tSf affected titles] AVhat yolgnrity iS jed that there were-ri<> jn /in all England-^tbat the" 44 boys- Went out w«h George the Tfiirdr* *A similar calamity has be fallen us in America. We* have n« longer , any women,—or «t least no ac- querable deietm'nalion, united with de-: The census rece „tiy -uken in th* cision of character. * Sandwich' Islands, makes ,lhe" uativo population 78,854, foreign 17S7-—total 80,661. * Maut.—Wbo does' not love the plain, yet-beautiful name -Mary? It is from} Duty of Labor.—No man can ihe Hebrew, .and'meahs^ . 1 tear tlrop.*; from the workman’s rank. . Fall be ittaV i ..... , What sweet and joyous hours ot other J an d ofteo does,, from that state, but to! Mr. Prescott has nearly hnistied stcre- days—what pleasing associations does rise above the order the great God has otypingbis History of Philip the. Second, call up in every heart ? ’cstablisfied to govern his world is ira-] ’»n three volumes, uniform with his pre^ ill of Mary t • Who that ; possible. Every man should be a work- Vious works. the name Who knows does not love the name, and has not had qi an and fill upli worknian’s rank. * He odeuhSiffitiVe-ifii- evarfothetU^otlffeWT^girhy' of eVera lignmem of his heari moved'locust fill that or a lonfer’*. ’H.-*hi» colonized from Eh- 'Tefinemcnt ?” We think it was Dick-, rae,n ^Y al " s , <n aa UP»» IT there be, maffe the world never mode aspoton merita nmlAustra- ens wbo^^ufamed ihatlhcre were-nol^y'^g S 6 "! 1 ®. vnlncdi-'uttd womanly;. « for an idler., He^never made a men what Mary possesses it noiT Was it not w hb was to livc by bis brains alone, or Mary wbo was last at the cross, and .such an one would have , been all earbestat the grave? 'And was nol bnuns. Body and soul, powers, pfiys- Mary the mother of the Savior of the, jcalabd: mental, are to bq' used; . else worW ? * \ they never vjottld have been givep. An exchange paper quotes from Paul’s writings t “ Owe no inan anything and then adds: “ We/ear some of«ior subscribers never read Pau 1 ’slEpist “ Have you ever broke a borse?** s fc^ qui red a horse jockey. ” No, oot exfteU ly,” replied Simon, ”but Pvc broke three or four wagons. 0 •