Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07
NC. Is,

| ,Ia,sd geneRlitas Is terrible indeed. Ih.
MS are all a,tgngsd With horrible :, 4,n4e,rl
? .t after pillar, and wall aiitr al OF arms a-t
| e,s and nh, h,dge IN the yisi,er.aud lofn f.
'"~ Ps'h ai"rs Which lie follows tbs guide 81 81
aggressive ste-cc. AID as the touches VI
are cart,d, aud whseh alone iighl Up those .l..
nes OF 'Hpsheuable day, shed thea feeble ud
hchenpg rays upon those sad memorials al b.
nsanly, The scene Is painful beyond desctipli,
! Aud then come the columns oil skulls. and y,4
may almost fancy, a. tie ftiuI light strikes h4,..
| hat they are gnnniRg upon you with diatncl.
nolce. Tie whole cavern resembles the Yale
| IT the Shadow Of Death, 50 powerfully desenhed
| by the prophet, rendered still more snsnae b.
kmd Of display Of taste in The arrangement Of The
materials.
| 81 brea,htd iIesr when The portal Of dis siea;
tomb closed behind me-"
Srrp CoRN--No fact N agriculture il better
established than that Ike begeis ike Tie
first step Then TO the production Of a good cfap.
must be 10 obtain good seed. The lime OF AR
'eslng IL The best tHe to select this. Nov. when
The h1skmg Is gong on, Is the best the e.. So.
| lection of seed corn.
Indian corn is tropical plant, and lis limc Of
mltuTlng shorttus, aud its heigh, dmnshes ,.,,h
tho increase OF latitude. Seed brought from t1s
northern states to Kentucky. wall annually ri1en
aeI than ~ the region where Il vas produced.
and the reverse Will result from seed Obtained
iiom lower latudes That The cultivate, mn,
obtain the utmost reward for his labors he should
select that variety which IN hts judemen, il tho
best, and cdhsre 10 II, annually selecting inr seed
from his own crop. the mature and perfect ears
Which have theT COTS filed 10 The srirsme port
With Jul gTu.Hs-bpl rejecting, when shtllnc,lhp
small gram which arc found on The smaller end,
OF even The best ems
By adbetlng 10 this practice FOR few years
other hings beng equal, bis corr will become
mole accmattd 10 hls peculiar locality he vii
observe The height of lie stalks the sze and uuu,
Der Of the ears becoming mofe uniform, and tho
quantity per acre increa.iug. This is our opin-
tuni We give 1t lot what It iswoua Nv. Farmer
! RrLGIoS. Religion never shines With so
bright aud hengnant lusire as upon those vha
embrace j, 10 early youth. To the aged it Q i,ts
light, peace aud hope. Upon the young il con.
lers all these, together with many peculiar heuc.
ils. II uuilures KIND affections. |, mroses
needul restraints upon bad passions. Of purifes
every vicious TASTE Ii sheds b. anlliul and be-
ulgnaut Influence upon the whole sociaI and moral
character. Thus ii bltsscs, for whole HE lime
aud lays the foundation for blessings latounheut
ctetmy Is to de young who listen to It's yeics
counsellor Of lnlaihble wisdom, n sun of rigin.
eousuess winch GUIDES ,htm through her Nhols
being. Have }uu, NY Young iueEd sought thus
nestnable treasure You cannot lf2e II too
highly, Give to IT your whole heart. Sacrifice
ior pnde and passion. the love Of pleasure aad
of thu world. BE simple hearted. Be heavenly
. minded. Lty the foundation u pIey bfoad and
deep now, Whlle habit, gra plastic and feelings
HE lytly. Never be ashamed Of your religion.
Never conprorisc ii. Keep conscience VOID
of offence toward God atd ovaid nan. Re.
.phplhey tnr IRE ~ pinw IN etace. ~ nves..
p'eiy Endeavot 10 Go good 10 be actively pi0us.
'rn 10 feel habruuily that II IL your duty always
10 make upon others decidedly religious IN
PRECISION. Your lie and example must do some
hing toward saving oIheta. Cultivate a sense OF
perpetual responsibility, thot every days history
may give a colotios to your eternity
Vmrur.-The creations Of the sculptor may
moudtr IN the dusl-the wreath of the bard may
ered,by An opposing pow er,'no aioms-IIhe ltaIne
fine warrior may no longer be hymned Jy Ihe
recording minstrel but Nui0e, that Which hal.
bows the cottage aud sheds glory around the
palace, shall never decay. II is celebrated by
he uugtls of Gud-,t u written on The pllldrs OF
heaven, and, relcc,ed down 10 earth. The rock
breaker, who possesses Il, Is more o5ie ihan the
intriguing statesman | would rather La IN h.s
place. would rather have tie "h"Hd g'ofJ"
uuh which The peer man Is ciowntd, than over.
shadow the world With martial banners. would
not exchange his lot tor Tie reputation Of u Ia.
phael the inspiration Of Byon-the eIoqutrco
Of "a Mradeau, or the intellect oi Bacon. may
+, be despiged here--tul II possess T. ten sLa.i
tower above them all, when he gully shall h'n,-
bic in their secret places, us ih'y behod tie Lta.
Ycrs Io together IS a scrcll'
PoIrRr. -" Poetry, iar from injuipg society
Is one of The great inst'uu enis o ls tthneineni
ard oxidation. Il lifts tie mind 9bcyc Ordinary
lie, gives II u respite rom depressing cares, and
awaktns the Consciousness 81 rs aihniy WIS
what Is rufe and noble, 10 rs itglnH ate and