Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

When gathered, melting, from the tree
WoMAN's LovE-A sentimental contemporary del
cately observes, that "woman's love Is beautiful
flower, that puri6es by its sweetest fragrance the
tainted air Of mans existence" Another gives the
following paraphrase "Woman's love 10 barrel Of
-four, that revivi6es man by its wholesome sub
stance after hard days work !" There 10 / wis
dom in both these sayings We are reminded nat
woman's love is beautiful flower. while man
may often wish sincerely it was barrel Of aOur.
AsEssrBIE VISIBLE is not abundance and riches
that can render US happy. but the use we make Of
them Horace, therefore, 10 not contented by wish
ing wealth from the gods, he begs also that they
would teach him the art Of enjoying IL. .4s
A BEAUTIFUL YourH-What Is more beautiful to
the minds eye than youth in the vgor Of his days.
with cheeks radiant as the morning, and brow
brilliant as the sun. with long nine in his mouth,
and great chew of tobacco in his cheek.
Thorbum's Window, in John street, 10 Q beautiful
oasis amid the wilderness Of mud which meets the
eye on every side. There Flora and Pomona have
established their court and crowded il with represen
tasives Of the fruits and flowers Of many clmes.-
green leaves mingled with the glowing blossoms Of
the rhododendron. f. plant Of hundred f0wersl the
fragrant enameled cones Of the hyacinth. the foun.
ting tulip, the crocos shat springs from the esrh
perfect flower, tho splendid cameis. the dropping
jon7uil in short the elite ofthe floral kingdom from
the eth degree Of northern latitude, 70 the equator
The waEbling and chattering Of the bright pIumed
birds whose picturesque cages peep from among the
mass Of foliage In the back ground, charm she ssr
while the eyeis Teasing upvn The precious garden
which art has provided 10 crafty the eye. Go and
spend Eve minutes before thss window and Eefresh
your senses with glimpse Of summsr.-N. Y. 7tss
Sss. t.,
A Hrxr 10 YouMe MEN.-Mark the young Ap.
prentice OF clerk whose leisure hours, instead Of BE-
ing occupied in some rational smusemenf OF id some
means Of improving the mind. ere always spent
lounging about taverns, groceries, OF oyster shops,
acquiring habits Of dissipation and dMelsh ofbusiuess
Marx that young man He 10 only Sowing tbe
wind to reap tbe whisIwinf'-sbe chances aFs Ten
70 one tEat be comes to nougfg-shas be becomes an
abandoned inebrsie o. liberiDs, the Shame a his
family end fiends, end fails into an uDmely grave,
OF sventually d tfsUwn sp0n tho community f6g
support
IHTEgrsrms 10 sRLs.-When Q boas arrives ct
any Of the landings in Iowa. having young ladies On
board, de bachelors crowd and hover about, after
she manuer ofNew York or ChaEisssOn csbmsn, and
sing oct. fiave husband. Miss E-have huSbandf
IL this s.nos true, ths n. r. Sunday Mercury is 10
blame for Starting such report.
PuMsaMKr ron BIsAMY.-A Dsntist IN New Y0k
who had two wives and va endesvaing 10 make
shisdv Of Iadyin that ey, WIS severely eowsknned
By brother Of De Iassss, On Saturday &c insG TIE
performance began Of ChatAam Square and ended
haKs mile up the Hbwssy. Qdss 3 moving specsa'
clss
MopURATE DEmKms-O8 Cuszlsfune6on having
drunk nine mugs q cidss at asiskboT's hOuno one
evening, observed On SisiHg 10 lssvss I hslisve.
nsishbavT, IN iaks IssiIs more Of yoar cider.
love good cider - wellss any body. bua % Iss swi
inn Il dswn % some people Do. 7 nsVsI sould.'s
We notice sEna Hiss Mondsr kss bssn aESssas
d Daaasia ". Y. sR Eobb ing thEss esnllsmsn In ss
unilsd States sssvios. lmiis death b. he law %
gsb ths u. 8. Msisa him MOndsF d In prsdisa'
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