The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-10
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I'oystry - The foosins tesvtful ssrss
10 from ,se by N. Embv'y. pusI'shsd 10 10
dsy's L,dy's Boohi
.I~t sone 81 those would Ia mossi,sis, Who,
ss,led N ivsu,lovs sass ~ Their cheerful 6e.
SIDE, pretend 10 MEASURE The iemp's''ors, sed
Weigh the resisting virtues ~ their poorer
brethren M none sUeh pretend that poverty
u not an evil Dsau'se u Ne we viii, tie On
evil shape, and whether u covers beside the dy'
lns cmsef- - the psopef's hearth. ~ lsidcs hs
poor limbs bcnosth the iuffed fGbe Of the v0lay
u fashion, siill II 10 = fearful thing. TsIh noe
With sioesl coolemp, Of that which has power
10 break down the barrier Of principle, and SUN.
mon ihc dcmoos Of sysf,ce and dishonesty 10
role over the souls ~ men which can chill the
bgau's beet shiciloOs, and cbsss The sweet char.
ines ~ lie from the cold bcsnbs,ooe and the
scaniy bosfd--gbich can bow down the lofty
intellect, and pu, letters Of ripple brass on tho
pln,oos of gcrua--vhch can bend the most un.
tamablc vii, aud crush the hau2hticn Up rit 10
tho duet. The power which can extlDgnsh
the taper Whose feeble glare sheds last earth.
ly light on the features OF tho dying child, and
rObs the weeping mother of the last fond look
which 10 ,urned up n her {, on the portals Vi tie
Tomb the power wli,h can make the strong
man he down IN chlldlke weak ess To perish
{ side his t,IviDg little ones the power which
Q hcvond all other evils Of our earthly state, can
torture the body and tempt the soul, 10 one
. winch our hearts may contemplate with awe,
n u, no, with contempt. Yet is poverty but .
e mns,rant Of The designs OF wire and eo'd
e pr yilence: and, as in o'den ilnc, men were
J. hospta BILE 10 all cpmcrs, kn"w'ng that they
u sometm enter aimed angels unawa so may
we welcome all The messengers OF Heaven,
whether of good or evil import, bel ewing TINT IN
. he end hey wi cave on ~ bic ng y,
=, org as poverty loosens not the tie - k'ndrfo
Q love, SO long it's shadow darkens not 'v.r
q the pure fountain OF affection IN our hear's-so
id long as no mildew is shed from liz baeiul VI.
in huences upon The snowy wilderness OF the soul,
We It NAV be endured pa'iently, nay. even cheer
adj fully and az there are certain f,wers which
he 81 IN the sunshine bu, thrive and blossom IN me
lie ST. a,Ie, so we may fod many VI u Wiiih
ne prosperity called not FORTH spflnging up ~ our
d hearts benea h the gloom Of asky OF clouds"
&c C. NcEALEp WEAPONS Unless man has
on the most perfect command # hiinsel:--Sure OF
m thunder all possible circumstances OF fxc'te-
ne meni aud cation-ln ess he is POSITIVE mat
we bis blood can never overthrow his judgment,
"a and that sick or we,--.!runk or so6er--sonie
ms men will get drunk-assaIled or as'a'l'ng-his
J REASON must always predominant over d.. pas
ed sions--he had batter leave his o'w'e-kn'e,
adj sword. cane. or patent revovers at hoWe, and
he 90 forth ip,o the world with nothing about hun
md In, na,u,e's weapons--hs hands--aDd II they
~ aye not enough, why then, perhaps his g
70 NAV answer. BIT, in al seriousness, you are
pat safer without that ugly instrument IN your TocK'
ms et--you, my young friend feve, heal grea'
mi deal safer than you are With h--inasmnch as u
- ia better sometimes 10 endure nsu'i aod even
ON outrage, than TO stand the chance suddenly and
cc' unexp &C edly Of finding your hands lmbrued II
blood and your soul laden with CRIME ina
Key will embit,er all your future lie with remorse
VINO In the frs, pace no man can be disgraced bu
hv h;msel--we are satisfied OF thai uperio
sirenp.h NAV fell him 20 the ear'h--ont os
nar,tv e muscu ar power is not d'sgrace-- III
Ire. then again, admitting that the emergency ma.
al arise Wien il viii be properto resort '"tx 'e"
ned m ,asures Of self defence for we 40 nov deh
.das bu, there are such in the best rgul hed com
.u,i muniles-' still, in pr portion OF nuh"'eu
of one, your deadly weapon is dangeroueiyS' nhn
rces in moments when 1t shnud not be reso''eo
stion though the impulses OF rage will prompt 10 VI
rive. it, Think, thereiore we beg OF YOU as yen "
rics. post those means o. death about your pets'
rne aud 90 forth into the turmoil Of ex'etence, To
her ha ppy and innocent as you are now, the lapse
them an hour may behold you self condemned mn
the derer, not punished by law. perhaps, but b'asi'
\, for in public estimation sccursed in Your ON
and thought -wishng, in very agony oi sou, Il
own the victim were yourself. Not possible! .
pirit, it is possible and prohabe--we read VI
m to every day.-.there are hundreds OF ev'denc
mined that il is both possible and probable ard n
pri,, that rely too much on their seIf' onrol IN "
has particular, will find themselves deceived. a.
, the besides as to manness, courage, confluence
eDce himselt.- yes, as 10 honor, too.-.who has
,aven highest claims To ,hese-.ihe man VINO wa
idagc without concealed advantages, or the other I"
lei mt moves magazine Of arms, hidden, secreteo'f
Ky Of of sight and unsupported! Is there not rear
the very fac,1 II weapons must be worn
them be worn legally and IN the lace Oh 'he
tom. rA Washington Correspondent OF !
a. i, Richmond Enquirer says: "Tne family OF .
40 the Amos Kendall were to day again p'unged II
hen deep distress. by learning that the mother
l;,,,e brother of Mrs. K. were burnt TO death, sh
10 say time since at their residence in Missoori,wh
moth. they had emigrated from this city few ye
| fol. aoo--Tner house caught fire, from the Pl
here is riel on which they resided Their large
II ever warmly attached circle Of friends symps.l
as this most deeply with them in this addi.onsi ne
e does affection, which has come upon MI =,
pledge and his estimable wife IN the MOS, " .it
caused BY the melancholy death OF 'n'
such son."-Lynchburg Rep.
enera- sHrs'ss.rs sree ------ !. q
n our Some mummy wheat. supposed TO DC =
vecrs nld. was sowcd tbes year IN Wto1
ysseI' "a has nroduced upwards OF