Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-11

But l-tO whom hef hsughtS had lied
was not there and she Is dead!
DONE GooD--lh season Of great rev, 3cs and
real suffering in the mercantile and manufacturing
world there is occasion Tor the luxury OF doing
good The poorest mdn may eSson his neighbor's
load. He who ras no gold may give what gold cannot
purchase II ,etgon dogs not make men who pro-
tsS It. more ready 70 make oeaels happy, II rs pre-
ence. We are 10 be Judged at the lpst by the rules.
The inquiry IS 10 be especially concern,ng our cou-
duct towards he SEX, the PRISONER the pdupec and
the fore rner The neighbot whom we are 10 love
is GA neAt door neighhor; that ~ the man who fails
ia our wav. The Samaritan hocw this. II was
but salll pitance ne gave; the piopsl amongst
us may 70 aud do lkew {. DO nol atow towas-
man OF d stranye, OF cven IN eng ant, 10 suffer
for lack of cndeavols i wall cost You tc, but tt
viii 10 much for him.
IT'S dte thing,
To give a cup of waer yet its draught
OF cool rt,c hment, Graned by lcvered lips,
May eve a shock of pleasure. 10 the frame
More exquisite than wien ncctaune l0lce
| Renews the Eft of Joy in he iappiest hours.
II is a dtle THING speak phrase
| OF common comioft which 10y daily use,
| Hes almost lost IFS sense; yet on TIE ear
| OF h'm who tho't to die unmouncl, twill fall
| Like choicest muse.
| DGlD OlOC'S anil YOU FERNE NbutHCii. w hh'
and dive away the cloud from that distressed
ii.end's brow, and you Will return with lighter
hear, Take heed to the hule hnG,--to ttilug
runobsc, ycd anguage or ac6ol-pgs.ing IA mo
ment. syllable may stab bIGsye hope; a sylld
ole may revive the dying A uown may c,,'sh
ne0lc hcgrt, the smlc of forgiveness may relieve
ON lortu,c. lie that is faithful, 10 that winch i
least is laitli1l also in much and he that is unlus
in The least, is al ) unjust IN much-~,Ntwotk Dei1
as.
I A SlsrER-fIe WHO has never known sister,
! kud illustrations, nor lClt his heart warming be
meath her cndearlng smile aud Iovc-baaming eve
has been unfortunate indeed. II is not 10 be won.
de ed i lie oupto,ns of pure ieel0g flow in n''
bosom bul slpggshly, or il the gcntee cme ons o.
his patuIe be lost ~ the sterncr Attributes Of man
hood.
"Tbat man has grown up among kind and a0se
iiona,e sister," | once heard lady, OF much o1Ser
vaton and experience, rcmard,
"And why do you think so, said l.
"Decaps. Of the rich Development of oil the len
j der and more refined feelings OF The heart, Whlcd
so apparent IN every acton, IN every word
A siser's Influence is iclt even in manhood,
later years, ard the heart OF him who has grown
cold in us chilling contact with NE world, viii warn
and thrJ with pure enjoyment, as some incden
awDkeps within INN he soft tones and glad melodies
l
poses which warped and false philosophy has rea
soo,d into cSpedency, and even weeplor the gen
tie influence which moved him IN his earlier Yeas
| ,1theHRpHi.
LIND Pirates.--Two Of the passengers savct
from the wreck Of tic steamer Home, who have
reached New York, inform the editor Of the Cou
rier tha' the survivors Of that dreadful dlsasie
"werc robbed Of every thlog they had by the pco
pie on sholc.--upwa'ds of an hundred uuuk
were driven on shore, broken open aud rI1ed 0
their contents; even the dead bodies we're plum
dcred, soyepo'gns and gold watch was lakcI
from one Of them. A gentleman and one Of tn
ladies' saved, went to house and claimed thei
uuuks, but were driven away win threats an'
odtas. The lady begged for her cloths, she hay
ing none but what she came ashore in, but the,
were deaf to her entrealies and drove her away
It felicity oftemper, rather than love Of VIZ
tue, that makes US good.
MGDDJEn IL, H., n ~ NVri,,If on a.