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THE WORTH OF THE MIND.
ny REV. oRvIILE DEWEY.

The mind-how little is it known or con-
sidered! That all which man permanently
is--the inward being, the divine energy, the
immortal thought, the boundless capacity, the
infinite aspiration-how few value this, this
wonderful mind, for what il is worth! How
few see it-that brother mind--in others; see
it in all the forms Of Indebtedness and splen-
dor alike--though fenced around with all the
artificial distinctions Of society; see II,
through the rags with which poverty has
clothed it, beneath the crushing bur,hens OF
life, amidst the close pressure Of worldly trou-
bles, wants and sorrows; see il, and acknow-
ledge and cheer it in that humble lot, and feel
that the nobility of earth,that the commencing
olorv Of heaven, is there Nor is this the
worst. nor the strongest view Of the case
Men do not feel the worth Of their own minds.
They are very proud, perhaps; they are proud
of their possessions; they are proud Of their
minds, it may be, as distinguishing them; but
the intrinsic, the inward, the infinite north OF
their own minds, they do not perceive. How
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GARLIc.-The Hungarian jockeys fire.
quentIy tie a Glove Of garic to their racers
bits, when the horses that run against them
fall back the moment they breathe the often
sive odour. 1t has been proved that no horse
will eat in manger if the mouth Of any other
steed in the stable has been rubted with this
plant. had occasion to ascertain this fnct.
A horse Of mine was in the same stable with
one belonging to brother officer; mine fell
away and refused his food, while bis COM
panion throvc uncommonly well. ! at last
discovered that German groom. who had
the charge Of the prosperous annual, had re-
course to this vile stratagem. 1t is also sup
posed that men who eat garlic knock up upon
a march the soldiers who have not made use
of it. Hence, in the old regulations Of the
French armies, there existed an order to pro-
hibit the use Of garlic when troops were on the
march. -
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POETRY.
From lhe Kaieksy6ocker for April.
RELIGION OF NATURE.


Lead me not, dearest, 10 that temple dim
Wherein one human voice conmunes with God;
The measured accents Of thy prayer and hymn
Suffice me moi; Oh let me go abroad
Into The midst Of nature, where The wind
Makes solemn music In the forest tree
Swaying the old, gray, twisting vines, that bind
Branch unto branch, with lis wild minsirelsy,
And leaving, In the pauses Of us breath,
solemn stiffness, like the hush Of death!
Iwoud behold the gushing streams again,
And yet once more, with vain yearnng, press
Unto my perishng heart, and lip, and brain,
The flowers loved with such deep tenderness;
And watch The birds upon their glorioes wings
OH dearly have Iloved these precious things,
Let me behold them once before diet
And at Gods farest altar offer up
The last best incense Of my golden cup
All think not, dearest, priesily aid alone,
Inc measured prayer, the solemn psalm OF praise,
May lead my spirit 10 her Makers throne;
simple and beautiful have been the ways
Through which my soul has passed TO perfect light
And won faith implicit and divine;
Gazing on that wide volume OF his might,
Which men callnature; and before that shrine,
(Which hath the stars for torches, and the sea
For It's great anihem) bending fervently.
Thus have Iknown nv God! and unto Him
stretch mine arms IN deep and earnest trust;
! know these eager eyes must soon grow dim,
KNOW these ciaSped hands must drop 10 dust!
But oh! sense Of Immortality,
Too deep for words, Is strong within my soul
The hand that wakes in spring The flower and tree
From their long wintrr slumber, shall unroll
The ceremenis pale Of death that bind ME here,
And lift my spirit to nobler sphere!
And shall meetihee there in that vast realm
(When thou, too, art awakened from the dead)
And through these worlds Of light which overwhelm
Our hearts with wonder here our steps shall tread,
And we shall grow familiar with the great,
Majestic secrets Of The universe,
And see the workings OF mysterious fate, :
And with the bright eyed angel host converse,
In some sweet, musical tongue, and join the hymn
That shall exalt US TO the seraphim!
Others await us there, whose steps have sought,
In earlier years, that fair and 'better land !"
Visions OF night those sanity shapes have brought
Around my pillow, like an angel band
And still they wore each earthly lineament
Though by an Infinite beauty glorifed,
And their deep eyes, lustrous and eloquent,
Revealed how blest we're they who trusting died
And these mysterious visitans shall meet,
And lead me, trembling, TO my Fathers feet
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Swiss ELEcTIoNEERING.--It appears that
the electoral contests in Switzerland are car
ried on with degree Of rirociiy to which our
French neighbours have not yet attained. A
private letter from Lugano, in the canton Of
Tessino, states that, at the late election for
deputies to the cantonal diet, the opposed de-
mocratic and aristocratc parties met armed
with carbines, and fought pitched battle,
which terminated in favor Of the former.-
None OF the combaiants were lelt dead on the
field.
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TO France tho Court Of Versailles sen, NJ uers W
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