Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
mo 81. q

4. Whoever runs IN debt this year viii
be dunned.- Whoever hires money
oot sfthe bank will BE- in no hurry 10
see the last day Of grace. Whoever
is out ~ the elbows will think OF
tailor. Whoever is high upcn the scare
and low Ia the pocket. will think OF tho
Deputy Sheriff.
Whoersr makes tho discovery that
the world IS given so lying. will do
what Jack FIatstaf has dene before
him. ~
Many an old sinner will resolve tn
turn over Q new leaf will urn out y
blank. MANY fond foil will Jump in
70 hsney .pot-and 6ud it mustard
.-.without being able to say With
the Ay, I'm IF "
Many things will be wondered at
this year. and tarn on not 10 be mi.
racles. Many gres' man will tell
fine story 10 which Mr. Burchcll
would have said Fudge y
Finally, we are Of opinisn that this
will be wonderful year,--jsst like
all that have gone before il. Politics
ians will make feols Of themselves, pet
tiioggers will make fos!s Of others.
and women with pt city faces will make
fools Of both themselves and Others.
The world will 60 round and come
back TO the, place from which il set
out, and this will be the course of ma
ny man who shUuld be up and doing.
There will be a great cry and little
wool, as at shearing Of pigs or ses
sion Of Congress.
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tBx REevEsr.1
ATHEISM.
Th existence of God is stamped in
the most legibls characters IN The
whole economy of sature--is written
on the lace Of day, in charscters Of
radiant light. by every sunbsamswhch
comes down to earth, and 10 rejected
by every orb which gIittsrs in the cnn-
cpy Of night. Had Inspiration nerer
revealed this truth to man, had the
lips ofthe prophets never been touch
cd with holy fire, still we had not been
without evidence Of The exlstence, the
power, the goodness and the providence
OF God strong as proof Of holy writ,
Let the gloomy ATHEIST open his eyes
that hs may see, and unstsp his ,as
that he may hear, and let him 20 forth
and stand beneath the arch Of beaver.
surrounded by all the wonders Of CT
ton, and his proud philosophy will be
rebuked-' AM, is inscribed on the
scrsll Of nature spread before aud a.
round him--there is an admenition
comes up frsm the solitude OF the Tor
sst-thers is voice in the breath from
the hlls-there i. a language In the
rustllng leaf-there is hand writing
on the rocks--thsre is an expression
In the silence ofinan'mats creation TO
confute his false reasoning and leprore
his crrers and there is stamped on
every object above and around some
attribute OF the Creator, TO inspire his
admiration and command his reyer.
ence.
And not only is the existence of Gm
rerealcd in his works, but he is fn,ade
manifest as high and lofty One that
WHVite'u StcIutty' Ic Wuo CTcdteO
al things, himself must be uncrea ed.
existingin infinite majesty, liv,pg in
the eternity of his own nature, rel. n
ing in the Plentitude of his owa ON. ip
J otence, forever sending forth the word
which creates. supports, and govenn
all things.-[N. Y. Amulet.
The depth ofths ocean, says Male
Bum, is a point which has puzzled. a
like philosophers and practical men,
andls, after all, EFF in wide fie Id OF
CO lecture. The most probable guide
is asa logy, and the wisest men. judg
ing by this criterion. have presumed
that the aepth Of the sea may be meas
ured by the heighlh ofths mosntain,,
the highest OF which are between g .
900 aud $4,000 feet The greatest
| DE- : tn that has been tried to be meas
,ured, is that found in the Northern D.
cesn by Lord Mulsrave /; he hove a
very heavy sounding lead, and gave
out along with it, cable rope, of ,he
length Of 1890 feet, without Andinh tae
cotton. 81"
i At Mocha. lady. when she pays
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