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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

| Jn S an oerihte Der orCee Noitutor BEL et,tem
nHepea Gunner" cas- fa erDIbene &, uer Der GCpeal-
al9ee9enbet ourd lelne Sereoamfeit wteoer st bele
ia sM 'meHs'n - Conner ibent I'M SQ9emetnen Id jest
mt 9reBer SortIdt 3n bewe0en. - - ="
SIN Saumlppllen Oanoel bat in Tplqe ner reicteu
Srnoe no Der Iufbebung Der sole 9lpatbe qeberrltt
Fooer nnl 70 lebbafter lpar Der 8ertebr i'm 3uter
81 y a re d1 maden Die Scurnote ncl Qdrm
Ool! e'Hem 9alocsoertra9c> cen Die fran6Nie He9ie
rnn9 rt Dem 5maum pou O1uetat aboelobloTen
Dos britttihe Durcb,unos. fedbt 1t iebt Elm tcbter
N"Iohol Qumbu9 uno @NtSOt bat fpeten een ncr,co
oeH Sfe9Ne naeb Ecnocn 9C(thictt nm bic Scor66nis
Seremrnten Su teiCroen.
Ger @mplan9 oc6 @enerol { IN G T. ii III Bel Der
ton19l''nen Nontle IN ben Sulerieu lrQ ebr 9ldnpno
9eDelel1 tent. Ger Sf0nt9 fraQte ben omcrifunitte
5mer9' 0eneral ,,Do you speak French "a little"
eutDottefe pm Gbumb What you say in Fl ench p
lu9te ot' Nong peItcr. D1 antlpOrtete Der eine Sc
pnolltaner Vive Ie lo !" 09aetbem er ben 6us rcr
No"'g' uHp lnalebe tpertbocIle ScIdenfe Der f6ni9
:sn m 0Hn'e ent9e9en9enpmmeiL oerfu0te IdJ Der II
yuoteni 5u ertbeen. T. y
u er.-Dnr6) tr9eno einen 3ufau aoqen 2 Qul:
ust"a9a5the III cle Eut, uns lie ca6e oeanoenen uuo
wv Nl!nelcn pcntCnte6 uno 0slOt rn 9lrteitern Be-
ryn.sn Veeanoe Wuroen in Griner 9edla9en u6er
vuHpytt peronet metcns Wtttair, fanoen ibr @jrnb,
"no S!ele erlltten lbme1e SeIhdotauraen
4fellI9ratt 1T plrtlid nad1 Der Sd,weis.
S"ytEI elner Der pnrot9Fel, pcletctt ter beQabte-
1e oer baolid]en Dcrurten it uuer,prtet dueQ oe.
ltprben. ~ "">"'E'' I'7''~" "
avs Deut1db Ian Ycr 9laem ere lad,rid5t,
oe ouen centloben Ger5en iprbl tbun miro 6 or an
|. W et-lpdt - bloB opn Der cSnltans entbuuceu-
9@s9en @ eant'cn nno bic Secn9un9 ild rdbt aus benz
stoeFe Warbur9S 81 entferuen. QSr mcllen aber be,
y q t,15 nn 9demanoen reetten. S orb t f fret am
o. Ntar3 tebrte er inter eem cubel einer Goml(ie in
eltle lSobnnng Surlld. =
g dbWs Die qusererDeuHtte Gaalasaus Bat
e oe orel Yra9en Der 8reiibaareu, ter Selten uno
Der 9mnete (fir Die guSerner Gor9dnee S0m 24 Sff.
lS44) an NIT umfafIenoer 9ufgabe oeriebene @cn,il
enen nperpIeen, pa ld1 uber bic @cmpeten, Der Iaq-
Ssun9 o'e 9usreibuns Ter Seil,iten gu beltleeeH,
spef e9cben taen. 81 @pmu,j1fenen fp ,peit fpir
ee gus oen en9ltihcn Vldttern 81, oerebeu SermDaen
ano lpslde ln9emeine Spiere efet es ii, gebm ei,er
9SuTen ,hneu 5u enttplrren, tpeB Seoermdnn-bdtten
onra) tre Wtolorttdt fir bic @ompetens enhieee uuS
o1eB tOare elm Steg Der 9fortfoIeu 0agesen b6tte III
0Sr !esten Stsunq Die am 20. D. W ltatt fans, cine
Wta1orltat Die Nuftebung Der Srebaaren teIhlciIen
tnas 9rcBe Hnsnfreoen6 6eit erre9t bdtt, unS ais e
conetoat!per Se9 beSeidnet wercen muBte lebriaena
tappen MIR, pte 9ela9t, i'm Dunfelu Oas en,oe moe
lpr oeutltd eben 1T, baB bic 3utdnbe Der Sdmei nd
nIeE oerpeert baben, uuo baB bic bplomatiIen eil
tunler nit pano unb SnB ar6etten, nm ibu nad bre
Art J" cHr'rcH' (Salt. g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
2BanerbeiL -Nnffatt.

Die erfreuhen NelnItate rc SoItwaTrturer ,reter i
bic btcse Nnfalt felt Ibem Sbcn rbrn Sar uno bas inns
mer l tunb Sebr Snart fur pas eeteib tpley nfof.
ten, rcrcn wtiteren 9ctrrn9 unp Austbuna bic 1ntt.
3wfn ppbltbdfsen Sr fur ren Geuncbeiteu,tunS i,t
ned b6Drrcm 8rGr, crmarc cpcn 9ebc mir Qcran a,
flung and cefc@ Sobr auf mtne Observation-Disclosures afmet (a
81 MAIDEN. 0e 6ct9rtrt rieIer &ranfbrtIen rie rur
Anipcnrun9 bcs fan 2Docrs cr,r mcrten 6nneu
sjeibne fb6ne unp 8cuntc Gage pDirpstur8s, pas, fir
rrrjHal dc 26er, au6e 1iQstr ngt,
re6nnnS ner &rtrttrn nr Ormcnte, DC rm lffIbtnben
cnlarh crthcincn oln Qu rrrtr frtc frN9en rtttt i'd
Serrm nabsren NufibIpB cttbcen.
Or. 6 b parb 81 fer.
pbIirrsturs, @earr Gr pa. rcn ArrtI ls45. cpl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Gtu YarQclc8.

Da5 ,,uuloerHtD W1ga3ine' BON Dubliu eutbGlt eiz
nen 9rtlfel nber Sm9raateu uns hen1erft babel @s
ut aufaaenel eaB, mdhrero unlere @olpneu nadl ben
@iu1een 2uitraen ltr0men, ooer Die Ittueebeoed
ten gbenen Nlo tranr9en 8lefegnwdloer @anabas it,
den, ile nld)t an ole palmenn1teEr pno 3immtbaiue
&cDlcns oenfen-elner Snle bic, menn lIe eas Dara-
sizes oes 9terbums ntdt mar, tpte bebauptet aan,
0enB pas goeH untRrer 3ett it, - oeren Wcblqeritde
onf Dem Weere tn eeasuen Gntferuuns entge9entr6-
men, lpc ods Jfnld auf ctnem grpBen 9hee beS Sid
deHraume5 @nrepuern glultlg lit, uns tp0 man ben
QStner nid,t fennt, @rose Oitrtfe @evlcns Tnb fir
Pen Nderblu 9eet9net, Nno Ddbrenb Die WrUoufttpn
peser ielner gr3en9nfe pen @mtsranten Der be(Iern
Sfale Nus(bt quf oleihthuM erofnet, fann Ser dr,,
lte elneoer a9eid auf Witte feines lluterbalts re
Nen. pfauen uno Sunsle @e1uael, Gas ben Nalaueu
dbnet, Buffet uno 0tehe no als lSilopret at loe6en
Spet GrNoten Sran9em fbnnen jeoes Sahr aetponneu
tpereen uno Non9 1T IN 70 9roBem leberuBe pcrban-
bent, oaB nan thn sur lSnrsung bas Sleldes 9ebraud
pie in anoern Qanoern baS Gait Seit bapDn entfern
bas aus9ebranntc 9usleben unb ben 2reibbausaerud
etoens Su taben, seiehne fb @sncn burd, Iei1t ewi
8es @'run aus, mno Der Sremons Inoet Gb, ipeuu er
bort lanoet III etnem &lma, oas, pb9leid benz Neala-
for uahe, Dpn ben Weeresnnoen unb pcn BEN lberaQ
ntdt pet entfernten hchen @ebiresregicnen eemasia
1T. 81 un}ern 8emdlee oeies Neenlanoes n16oen mir
belfn9e oaB ielb elne Stene ebel lluo pertbpoQ nb
= Hubrnen, Sapbtre, 3lmmtfetne, 2ppas, &abenots
gen, 3trcet hnoet man oft uo BON porsll9her 0ali-
fat. @noltd 9lebt es lit Ger 9dbe ieiner &i(fen Ser
lenFldere Die, ctgleid1 e. spe mir gldube reber oe
fhd betrieben mod aeb6rig oerifanoeu Miro {fon iet
lanser 3et cine QuelIe srosea 9ieibtbums mar.
(N. .. Sts.
q8ir ennebmen Dem ,,MontreaI Gcprier'' vem 2l
WarS fclsences befla9enswertbe Sepiel a II a / :
fder 81 lt9tp sDertrrung: Gin Iebr
biblhes jun9es SrauenSiiaer, Eamens SeBe W4 Ren-
sie, ert II Sabre aft nnb cine 2pdter ebr a,tuuas-
spertber @ltern, purbe egten Donnerlfa9 tit oas oau
NET rrenbaus sebradt, unter bsa traarieen linfdu
hen ait bartnadger 8eitesuerriotteit (eioenc. 5eit
seleu Wenaten perftel eas jun9e Mioden lit cine Iebr
trube uno nelandplide Stulmutg, TIT Der fle etne alf
belipelfcfe 0anbung bon perltimnieuus beaina
Die unslaflihe Wabnitnnise lag inn Set: ine lire
SHUTTER ulb Gante befanbeu fld1 it bemlelbeg 3nmer
pbsltd erfaBten lestere 9roee Shreden, als Ge Elm
menfhlifes sluse Sn ibren Sisen faben. Die SHUTTER
lief sur Gcd,ter bin ano fat nit @nteben bag lfe d
ibr redtes Nuse aus9erifen bate. Das Mdcdbeu qab
feinen Sdmer5 5u erfennen, fenbern faste ,,lnler
grI0fer bat mir suseliipeIt ,,penn bid, Se, redes
sise drgert 70 reiBe es aus = unb e CLAUDE bos bas
Webct ihres sOttlen Nerrn befost su babem. Spdter
puroe ihr 3nitanb nod, idlimmer nnb mad)te es nb-
fbt9, Ge ms Sooipta su bringen. 9lus bieIem entities
Srtenhaule." (0. 81 Sta
g d3 me tern lie be.-Sn 5alem, Waas., ,purs
ben app la. .. R. swet 3tpiainssf fhweiteru, Iamens
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
[2ius Den, ;, Baltimore Seu,strats"l
SCe tff 9imbrciT 8Doinq !?

Qus Solibbtm, <anpserdt 9cfcea i'm SSnisred 9aiern,
thrift Sranfen seblrts, unsabr s Sabre bier i'm anes
p,,p RON nem Baltimore id tenenpen 8rner 1nereas
eseina aife eoreert, enetfsi9tn Ole
aspre nn bas tabpliie arramt IN osatisess ssmaet
tptrben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
6 a f Q II, ben 3ten glnril.

SeIb morb. = Gin Wann bon uuoef6br 60
Habren Tamens 9t d., nobe bei 6lifspiQc, in oeGn
County, rrcbnpaft. madbte ietnem pebeu Elm @noe in
Der leBten DUnnerta9 9tadt, l1bem cr Id) ben Oals
nit ei"em SntidersRef1er abihnltt, @r scn9 OeS o.
benes NIT eAer Nrau Su Bette, 1Ino nobm Al oleter
3ett ein aroBee Sutihef>Me1er nit Ih, rpeld)cs CT IL
ber Der GhIr hlnle9te; I'm Mittetuadt tano er ouf,
rabn oa6 Vecr uno eln etdt, uno 9cng in Gin Geten
iln'mer. Sene Srau b0rte bab barouf ein ult cm6bn
lId1es @epolter. Gle ltono lc9eio auf um mad, Der
urddle 81 leben, uno fano thren Wann ltcbeuo, NIT
Dem Gtden 9e9en le; ais Ge ndher hiu3u trat, fanb
lie Su lbrem Sd)red einen Soal5 pcn Sbr Al Sbr ab
9eIdnltten er te o9etd toot Sltr @rte O91n bat fe
ne becnoere llriabe Su oleer Shat erfcrhen fbnneu
Selt eIn9er 3elt lebte peret6e unent9 M elner gbe
bdlfe.
lSaruuna fir re.-Nm leBten Sout
tag rpdre ber II idbri9e Scbn bes brn. tt d.,
bier aus @atpn, beiuabe Elm Spfer iener llnfllt9be
9enoreen: 5n Der Jtdbe BON Der SctbIebeuer Strn6e
hotten idb Die 8nben etne Sbautel 9emoet pomt IIe
i'ob am lesten Solta9 pdbreno oer Glrdbe, be(utt9-
ten. Der l19e Sattto 9leet in uDllen Saufeln nit
pen Sulen aus, uno miro bon Der @epalt ocs Sdrpu1
9es, etni9e 80 uB fort auf Die Groe eelbeuoert Die
SinSuellenoen bdtten etren iouoerhaften Sknbf pcl
Der lln9idlde bate beioe 9lrme 9ebrcdeu, uno bas
@eGdlt entfesll oeribunben, fc eoB bn. Gle Ner,te
I'M nen1lteeen Au9enbI1d eIaen Rnrben aus Ger 0a1e
nehmen mu6ten. ''
QSeldes @efubf mus es fir bic aruen @(teru fein,
tpenn e 9auben tbre Rinber Inb int @ptesbauie pber
IN ocr Shule, nno treroen linen ann auf folce Wei-
He Seauo 9eot1Nt Aoer letcer tr19en Die 9leltern
eHrd SI 9rOBe NahiIbt oft oie gu oen lluslf ibrer
&!HoeE WI: (@or:
amoe Renooa fa9t fOlsenOe fA0ne Mcrte iiber De-
mpfrate
Die Gemofrotie, Delhe mir rertheibqeu, befebt IN
Der @eredltt9feit cie6 Wenen ae9en ceu auoern: e.
nes Staates Se3en ten anoern Staat elmer Seatiou
9e9en Die anoere. sic 1T MpraliGt eie aet c5eoem
aufenmen, tpae lhl 9ebntrt Sic befeht ee9eu Seoeu
si thun, mas mir pinhen, eaB er uus aetbon h6tte
gle pertteo!st pie gesbqun9 per 6alIcbheit, oes 8e
tru9S Hno Der 9elpatthat9te aus ben 9(nqe(eoenbei
ten Der enIhhett. Ste 1T Die mpraliihe @efebaebuno
oeen oer emit prad, Wie nod eiu Deanu qefproden.
Ste 1T Die electromagnetic Der S5ernunft uno pas Sc
fs Gcttea.
ero BE ben. Sn @alaa, 9frita, fano ant ID. ".
W elu srooebel1 ltatt: 9ln n'ehreren SteDen 6nete
lld Die @roe 80 nduer fIeen elm uuo nebrere gren.
fdenleben flmen oatet UNI. Das Dcrf WellIrota lpur-
pc ord eaeIbe @rbbeben fat gang seritort. Gin bO,ls
nerdbnltdeS 8oaen gins Der Gataltrepbe ppt bcr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
ANr IL SbeoSOr Muhlenfelp, aus g8alo,
&CU in Seutf6(ano 2

9ereGb tam Srptcmter s43 nad $cuispills, snrnte
ie jeso bap Uiercr teSat i mad Mour unp bat f'tee
nihts msbr bfrtn an. Oa b in rrt odneen eesltn
r,e.bncten 2pde fir ibn ttinret 70 bisrm
d i berhr ttsttcn, rtnelten in Gmrfan8 u ntb.
men Diejen whs uter ihn Nustun ;u 9tten i'm Sta
DC ne nb bf aetetsn tcIe ltnier rie4nettn rfer
bic Grpeb,tipn res Sccta&r Cbc sanssn fn pol-
Lett. oernlann Suifi,
Gde rer 9. une D9anftrase.
scusuiQe cen 5. Npril ls45. 39s3m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
Qtife BON nelttlben Brief H.

pede bis spm Item 2lpril on9efcmmen uno uidt obSe-
bolt iuprbeli llnb.
Slrnclo 0fubn Qalme9rpber WliB 6.
Gtteler Srepb Sehn,ann Slu1u
S}auer Senjamt Qtnbemann pblpp
Daniel pbuipp Sar paulu8
5lum SberGY Sobn
GuQer SacDb BARRING Wdhoel
Socfmoun Danicl Ylumb 8rancis
NuniIder Socob 9leuter 0tifotan6
6reiiher 9Oetcr 9iobln @jerrg
Stnemelet Saco6 Senbert Gierrg
eebr Soepb gGu1ridb Scbann
Canton, ben lten 9Ipril 1845.
6. Oe. Rratom
QrIinniIttr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

Sn eertn9ton, 8p., eridoB cine sewiIe 9lebefa Sir
BY, Die bort en gnattlidea au6 balt, Rpbert Gomlin
nit eipem eheldnf9en paiteIc; Der Ste sduB orana
" ben lnterlelb uno peranlastt fenen goo Gags oas
ne Ranton eon $1,000 aber tueoer auf freiem GaB &C.
iteQt. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

:. gm Brief aus yprt eeapenwcrtb ucm IS. Mar; ent-
bait fel9enoe 0taobridbt
,,9etern erlebten pir bier einen trauriger llufaa
onrd oas Berifen eiper Ranpne 3 oerlclen tbr Qeben
9 anoere nnrben oermuncet, oappn t0btlid. lluter
oeh 8ertpunpeten befnbet iId) @pl. 0an Yratbern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

8ql1he 10 gbaier 9aoen auf Die Bauf Der norbliten
Sretbeten tit philaoelpbta fno i'm llmlauf Ste (lnb
oaourb pen BEN ddten tu uterldeioeu, oaB Der Gite
Der Sanf b qlfo lieet: Northern Liberty Bank
NO g hmsesfn anf bsa ddten NOten febt Bank Of
Northern Liberties"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

pon Waoifpn euer Der SeiTe, pnb Gin 5bed Der sra
ld)lnerie purbe NIT flrdtbarer @etpalt ourd bic tf
lute tn elnes Der SdlafSimmer 9ehleubertl burtra,
oann pas Sturmbed uno ftel lit ben NlnR. @iner Der
paha9tere, 9famens Sames @Gis, ,plrse blrd5 ben
ausltremenoem Gampf 70 weienHid befhdeist, oaB er
e'HESe Gage fpater ftarb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

9lt bem Sdiff fatdes 1T Elm Gbinee einaetroffen,
per lld nit fsinent be;opftcn Saranfopfe nnb sdna
bebuben oermlnoerno unter oeu ,,auslpdrti9en Sar-
baren' en peng nmebt, uno aus o0flibfet nit 9lei-
der Neripunoeruna ais ,,einbelmieher Sarbar'' BON
unier1 9nten Gep Ycrfern anse9qfft tpirb. Git bie
ser Miffcneprsoiser bradte i'm Sd,iffe 3enrba aud,
elne lun9e @hinefn nit iI, Die lit Smerifa erspaen
weroen fen. Gtefes Speciuen Der la belle Chinoise
aefeloet ~ oas clnt ihres ganbes, erreat nit tbre
teil'en Saen uidt peniser sIufuertlanlfeit. (gtgs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

Sin Matue ebt man ficb seu6tbist, eem lluf,9e, beu
oIe Rllerten antten, oaburd Su iteuerlt, baB man
lhre herumltbmefcnoen 9Ipclfel ais 0agablnren Dot
9erid3t te0t. Sn Ban9cr tpuroen 5 berlelben III 80
tdAl9er, su l5td99er uno Miaeriiinen unb Npi(-
lert 81 5td9i9er @orreftlcnstrafe pernrtbeilt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
MINING SOILS.

Some nine or ten years ago, says dis
agriculturist. in his address be-
fore society in New York In the ear.
ly part OF my farming, | had occasion
to deepen we'll about six or eight
feet. The earth thrown out was
tenacious blue clay, just damp enough
TO cut into Jumps, and adhesive enough
to remain so. Alter finishing the well,
the man who had charge of the farm
was at loss to know where to deposit
i. Having bare sandy knoll 10 one Of
The fields, which Was not inap.Iy termed
personal property" from lis being wait.
ed about by every breeze, here today
and the 0 Tomorrow, il occurred 10 me
that the clay would hold Tho sand and
form soil. accordingly deposited il
there in heaps, the same as if manure.
This was scattered over tho surface and
left TO the action of the rain and frost.
In the spring il was found TO have bro.
ken down, crumbled add Stacked like
lime. These heaps were reduced aud
the clay evenly spread ever Tho surface.
The field received coat OF manure.
was poughej, and sowed in oats ana
peas. That where the clay was applied
produced the largest and most vigorous
growth Of aay other part Of the field.
10 The Tall a was sown with rye, and seed.
cd down with timothy and clover. The
rye as we'll as the clover was much moro
vigorous aud heavier on that than any
Other part Of the field. In fact, The per.
son VINO occupied the farm aasr left n.
informed me that he lost his crop OF grass
on that part ~ consequences al IT'S lodging.
That the personal was made real OF fast
and remains so 10 the present
day Having experienced such benefi-
cal results from mixing clay with sand |
was aiterwafd induced to try whal effect
saaG would have on rather fetgniive soil.
The garden at Three Hills farm is a stiff
clay loan, resting on strong tenacious
clay subsoil, rather inclining 10 moisture.
The second year after | purchased and
took possession Of il, caused Goa, Of
sand from six to eigh, inches in depth.
to be put ia one Of the squares. which "a
spaded 10 With the manure, and ! had the
satisfaction 20 witness the most gratifying
resuIis--the crop on that square was fsr
superior to any other 10 tbs garden. -
Since then have caused over FIVE hun.
bred one horse cart losds d ssnd IA be
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

Governor is a man Of iror nerves and
quick resolution so, when be heard The
others say they could dono,hng for him.
he determined to commit himself 10 my
hands. succeeded beyond my hopes
even the other physicians were forced TO
acknowledge my skill and there is now
nothing but care required to make my
patient as well as ever. On parting he
put this roll Of roles in my hand"
Mary was in tears long before her hus-
band finished his narration; but her heart
went up in thankinlness to God for hav-
ing thus interposed just at the crisis when
hope seemed gone.
From that day Earnest Linwood was a
made man. The fame OF his skilful OPP
GRAFTON was in every ones mouth; aud,
by the old Of bis patient, VINO now become
his patron. he stepped, at once, into d
practice among the best families Of the
place. Wealth as well as reputation
flowed upon him; but he always attribut-
ed his success 10 his wife, whose affection,
he said, had eheered and sustained him
when out Of heart.
"There is nothing" be would say,
''iike a faithful wife under God our
veal or woe for this life depends on her.
Ii she IS responding, your owu sanguine
spirit catches the infections but if size is
fall Of hope and energy, her smiles viii
cheer you IN the darkest hours and ena-
bic you to achieve what you at first,
thought mpossibiities. Oar success IN
this world, as well as our happiness de.
ponds chiefly on our wives. Let a man
marry one, therefore, equal to either
fortune" who can adorn his riches or
brighten his poverty; and who. under all
circumstances, VIII be truly his kelp-mafe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
LINES,


Let no one fopdy dream again,
That hope and all her shadowy train
viii not decay;
Fleetiug as were the dreams Of old,
Remembered like tale that's told,
They pass away.
Behold Of what delusiye worth,
The bubbles we pursue on earth,
The shapes we chase,
Amid world Of treacheryl
They vanish ere death shuts the eye,
And leaves no trace.
Tell me--the Charm that lovers seek
In the clear eye and bushing cheek,
The hours that play
Der rosy lip and brow of snow;
When hoarY age approaches slow,
All! where ATE theyi
The cunning skin, the curious arts,
The glorious strength that youth imparts
In life's first stage;
These shall become heavy weight,
w hen time swings wide bis outward gate
To weary age
Our lives are rivers. gliding free
To that uniathomed, boundless sea,
The silent grave
lhilher all earthly pomp and boast
Roll, 10 be- swallowed up and lost
In one dark wave.
Ihither the mighty torrents stray,
Thiibef the brook pursues its way,
And tinkling rill;
There all are equal. Side by side
The poor man and the son of pride
Lie calm aud still.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

Woman, whist are you whipping that child
for For crying, DO you sayl That is
an original mode of closing the little crea.
lures tear ducts-a new way OF assuag-
ing infantie grief Little Brooches IS
crying because he feels bad, and he b as
as much right to feel bad as you. His
only pay-thing has sustained irreparable
damage, and his grief is poignant. Did
you experience but 1.-THE of grief which
agitates his little bosom, you would sulk
and sob for whole days, while he blows il
straight oui, and in fifteen minutes 1t is
over with. How would you like 10 be
whipped for INDUCING in your particular
griefs in your own way And what though
his mode is somewhat clamorous What
lie he does stand a.slradde in the middle
Of the room, food Of tears washing clean
slreaks down his countenauce, his mouth
wide open, shouting forth 10 the whole
neighborhood his lamentations HIS GO
cart mas broken down, an he don't care
who knows it.--Nep HqpeR Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
RURAL LIFE.

Agricultural pursuits in the open air, IN
the breath of heaven. and amidst the
works which God has made, have the
most purifying and elevaing influence on
the heart and mind. Who that has a
heart in his bosom can look abroad upon
our hills covered with trees, our pastures
covered with focks, or our valleys, aud
plains laden with flood for man and beast"
and not think aud feel how great God is
Who can behold the meadows ornament.
ed with flowers, and reflect that the wide
spread prairies, the solitary wilderness,
nay the whole earth is strewn with an in.
finite variety Of those most lovely objects,
arrayed with more beauty than was Solo
mon in all his glory, and his heart not be
soltened into sense of that boundless
love, which has made such provision for
our enjoyment, and for the qualification
Of pure and refined taste ? Who can
see the sun rising in his glory as all good
farmers are wont to do, or beheld him
sinking in his gorgeous position--who can
look upon the magnificent heavens, which
can only be seen in the country, and not
feel awed into reverence before him who
made them all, and exclsim o. did the
shepherd OF Israel "When consider the
heavens, the work Of thy hands, the moon
and stars which thou hast ordained, what
is man that thou art mindful Of him or the
son of man that thou visiiest him 20 Who
can listen to the 'charrn of the earliest
BIRDS" as they dart from their nest and
mount to the topmost sprays at dawn, and
not JON their notes Of grateful praise TO
him who notices the sparrow's fall, and
whose providential care extends to all his
works. And where shall we learn our
dependence on Divine Providence so ehec.
tually as in an occupation where his visible
presence seems manifest in his imparting
the influence Of the sun and the showers
in such succession as 20 crown with sue
cess the labors of our hands-who with
holds the nee6ful blessing only so long as
is necessary to make US feel that sit is
God who giveth the increase
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

TRuE PArRIorIsM old Bonatura
had 3 sons in the field Of ballle at Ben
uington, and being told that be had been
unfortunate in one Of his sons, replied
"What has he misbehayedl did he de.
sert his post, or shrink from the charge z"
ono, sir" said the informant, "worse
than that; he among the slain-he fell
contending courageousIy IN The cause. ="
''Then am satisfied" replied the good
old man bring him in that may behold
him, and survey the dsrling Of my soul. 1"
On which the corpse was brought in and
laid before him. lie called for bowl Of
water and napkin, and with his own
hands washed tho gore and dirt from his
sons corpse, and wiped his gaping wounds,
with complaceney, as he himself eX-
pressed Il, which before he had never felt
or experienced.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
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A BEAUTIFUL REFLECTION. Prentice
beautifully observes-lt cannot be that
earth is mans abiding place. 1t cannot
be that our life is cast upon the ocean Of
eternity to 1oat moment on its waves,
and sink into nothingness. Else why is it,,
that the high and glorious aspirations which
leap like angels from the temple OF heart
are forever wandering about unsatisfed
Why is il that the rainbow and the cloud
come over US with beauty that is not OF
earth, and then pass of aud leave us TO
muse upon their faded lovelinesS Why
is it tina. the stars which hold their "fes-
tivaIs around the midnight throne" are
set above the gaze of our limited faculties;
forever hooking US with unopproachable
glory Aud finally, why is it that bright
forms of human beauty are presented TO
our view and then take leave Of US eav-
ing the thousand streams Of our affection
to flow back ID Alpine torrents upon our
hearts. We are born for a higher desti-
nv than that OF earth; there is a realm
where the rainbow never fades; where
stars will spread out before us like islands
that slumber on the ocean, and where the
beautiful beings which here pass before as
like shadows, will stay in our presence
forever.