Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19

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y .,srvAs has Just swept BY with its
l,,,. It's heartfelt enjoyments, lis warm
!, Jtr, and lis holy "reminiscences, and
Iprd,d by the social pleasures and
/. ! greetings attendant on the advent OF
g ySar. Ii would perhaps be difficult
cucllv Why the day that marks the
ian of another Of the three score and
T. .ms 10 which a wise Creator has res
,he existence of man, should be mark.
era Of merry-makine, unless it be
1 awakens hope and makes us look to
as the giver OF something never YET
. soced. Let the reason for Observing
Esn be what it may, its goodness or
Jency has nothing to do with the sol
forts and happy indulgences to which
Eosiou gives rise. BY the world the
Iy oftbe new year is gladly hailed as
be when friends shall shake hands and
HIS be reconciIed when families shall
ec,ed together, and those who have
yondercrs in far countries shall again
eeed beneath the roof that sheltered
Infancy, by those to whom they are
bylhe closest Ties of relationship. 1t
F.. m. a.,ostOn hrorObt NTH - ~
lea fl care, aud a balm Of forgetfulness
na. The aches and pains-the cares
jappoinlments--of the preceding
emonih are all forgotten, amid the
Of hearts reunited, and the ~fervency OF
Ions once more permitted 10 expand
ningle with each other. Socially and
Eship close the doors and diaw near TO
he the hospitable board is spread with
bod things Of this life, and the festive
echo with the sound OF music and Of
bns. Childhood lisps forth its demand,
h old age responds with a heart over
ng with love, and a brow unclouded by
ky. Youth walks forth in beauty, and
hood feels proud in its strength. Shall
OF then be participators in the genera
and mingle our spirits with those of
bs who like ourselves are sojourners on
narrow islhmus Of existence? May we
bso be permitted, whilst we express II
y wishes for the happiness and welfare
fellow men, 10 breathe into their ears
essons taught by experience and furnish
\ observation, which tell them from the
10 acquire wisdom for the future2 Bright
resent pleasures are, they will serve il
Pery improved to remind us that things
not always been as we now find them.
many are the moments of time gone
FhiCh have been misapplied, and many
The sorrows that have resulted from our
folly and heedlessness. That whilst a
fcluI Providence has watched over us,
have loo often forgotten to be thankful
bis goodness and acknowledge his guar
sOIicitude. Should such reflections
f. let their effect be 20 produce a correc-
Oferror and a renewal of good purposes,
them induce us TO bear in mind that
Elever we have or are, our possessions
ourselves are at the disposal OF the Great
Fef, who asks at II hands nothing in
IN but humble alteration and con6ding
REASONABLE REMARKs-The PoOr.-lt
I'D seem as if kind and beneficent Pro-
FACE had so ordered the present season,
hyor those whom the badness of the
KS may have deprived of employment
nave entered on The new year, (says the
M Mercury and as yet The hand Of
lMl has been stayed, and the blessings Of
psnlng and moderate temperature have
suffered TO visit the dwellings, of the
'GFn and the pennyless. Thus far indus
nas been permitted to seek for itself en-
ymeAl, and nothing has occurred to en-
Ne The price or diminish the supplies Of
necessarles Of life. Atthis time of the
during the cessation Of every active
S'Ness' every day that is snalched from The
grasp OF winter is so much saved from
%I'ng' Those to whom the sleigh ride
= Tue revel are matters Of paramount inter-
may regret the absence OF the o
~ aud north wind that drive man to his
100 oIh Out VI uOOT OCCupdlIOlo
a'v' Out the reprieve thus granted to indi-
~e ana want is more acceptable lhanIhe
ny Jingle OF a thousand bells, or all the
wyol The festive hall. To know that
f"ufeds OF our fellow creatures are spared
tta'lngs of hunger or the pinching of
Is a source of warm gratitude to the
"t"pi Power that tempers the wind TO the
"u Iamb' and in watching over his crea-
Is never for an instant forgelful OF their
-"S or regardless of their necessities.
az aged and experienced friend informs
~ 'ne following, as a SURE and safe rene
NJ Quincy or Group, which is frequently
i! prevalent among children and young
E'onS, The remedy is simple and easily
~'9ed' and we do not recollect having
"a II published.
axe mustard seed, lard, and the yolk OF
eSR and maka n nonl,ina annly thn sauna