Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25
OUR MISCELLANY.

was Iofced opeti and bunch OF Matches placed
inside. Fortunately, the fire went out of itself.
GrOn Saturday last, Mr.. Iohn Blackburn,
who was employed IA the rice mill. at the carner
oiJefferson and South streets. New York, a,temp-
ting to OIL the machinery. as it is supposed. was
caught in the fy-whsei, and much bruised that
he was not expected TO recover.
GA young lady, about sixteen, the victim of !
farhessness on the part Of her lover, 'mmilted
suicide in Philadelphia. few day since, by taking
cOrrOse sublimale.
0Girs, beware of transient yonng men,
Never suffer the address of a stranger. Recol- !
lect that one good farmers boy. or Industrious
mechanic, is worth than all the floating I, ash
in the world The alluremenis of dandy Jack, |
with gold chain about his neck, walking sick /
IN his paw, three penny cigar in his mouth, some
honest tailor's coat his back, aud brainess
though fancy skull, never make up the loss |
of a good fathers hJme.-Pilot
= Matches are made in vast quantities IN N. York
by m lchinery. Small blocks Of wood driven !
through steel plates filed with holes, 10 almost
instant OF time. They are then dipped into the
prepared paste. put up PAPER boxes, and sold at
something like a duzen for slxpence. They are
vended about the CITY by great number of chill
dren, who boarded aud lodged by the manu-
lecturers. Two millions of matches used ia
This city every day, and an equal quantity export
ed--N. Y. Evangelist.
o. The editor OF the Chicago, H.. Democrat
saws: Chicago ir improving wonderfully this
season, notwithstanding the very hard times. We
have never seen Hlany new buildings start IN
the space Of tim, as we have with n the
last Two months. We seem to be beating euter-
prise itself"
GTThe Reaction in the NJ. E. Church al
ready beginning.
SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH.--The
Georgetown (ky.) Chr tau Inteliigencer,
Methodist paper, takes strong ground agans. the
action of the Louisville co;veutIoa. The editor,
in answer 10 correspondent says:
I'VE even yet indulge faint hope that the Ken.
lucky Conference WI, veto the action of the ma
jDrIty of her delegates, In the organlz 'tlon OF
separate ecclesiastical jurisdiction, aud it she con.
firm that action, and attempt 10 transfer the MEM
bership of the Methodist Episcopal Church into
the Church South. we know who cell not
go who can. neither b. led by persuatlon nor CO.
by threats aud persecution, out OF The moth
er Church and we believe there are thousands
(in whose veins not drop OF abolition hood pull
sates) who will remain precisely where they now
are, and in all probability Providence will take
care of them as sheep in the wilderness, aud If
they cannot form IA large Conference they may
- small aud follow the eadngs OF that
Providence, if 1t should b. to martyrs stake
Scarcely week passes bat we hear of the es-
Establishment ola Wing paper. The last is
one in Sheboygan, Wisconsin Territory.
lowA.-The constitutions Of this State is TO
be submitted TO the people, Invested ct the OBJ CT
unable boundary features. s lie Is fast treading
in the footsteps of her iluslflous predecessor
Michigan.
GFSume Of our Wing brethren are tearing the
party in power because official appointments are
not al,cays withheld from - b,nk-barous," muir
dering dueilisI," "o!ack- legs" gamblers" DC.
Now this is all wrong. That party never
pledged themselves to do any thing else but favor
such men, it The Wings only from whom
better conduct could be expected.
.TuE SABBATH BELLS. The following beau
siful sentiments, that will commend themselves to
the admiration of the reader. are from Douglass
Jerold's Magazine. one OF the most popular OF The
English periodicals.. The article from which the
extract is made, is entitled. -. ST. James aud ST.
Giles"
There's something beautiful in the church bells,
DON. YOU think so, Jem 7 asked Capstick in a sub
dued Ione beautiful aud hopeful they talk 10
the high and low, rich and poor, in the same
voice there's a sound IN 'em that should pride
ard envy and meanness of all SORTS from the heart
of man tina, should make him look upoh The world
with kind, forgiving eyes ; that should make the
earth itself seem 10 hum, at least fer a time holy
place. Yes, Jem, here's whoe sermon in the
very sound OF the church bells. IS we only have
the ears to rightly understand it. There's a
preacher III every beliry. thai cries. Poor. wea-
- ~, struggling, fighting creaiurs-PoOr human
Yfhings! take rest, be quiet Forget your vanilies
your folles: your week-crafi. your heart-burn
ings! And you. ye humble vessels. gilt and pam
ted believe the tongue that tells We, that foI
all your gliding, all your coors. We are of the
same Adams earth with the beggar at your grass
Come away, come. cries the church-bel, ane
learn to be humble learning that, however daub
ed and stained, and stuck about with jewels, yot
are but grave clay Come, Dives, come and bs
taught that all your glory, as you wear II, is no
half so beautiful in the eyes of Heaven, as the
sores of uncomplaning Lazarus! And we poo
creatures, lived and faint, stnted aud crushed By
the pride and hardness flhe wOrld-come, come
cries the bell, with the voice Of an angel-comt
learn what is laid up for ye Aud learning. tak'