The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-06-26


IxJuaS-A little wrong done - s1sahae. u
great wrong done TO eurselvea The ssyessse
enlistment Of an injury. l. the eeseio4sosss
& having done IL: and no man saflesS more
han he who is turned ever 20 the pain 81 ~
,entance.
Pm sSD ScoRS.-kie that hath pity on snsth-
r mans sorrow. shall BE- free from Il himsrf:
nd he that deiiehfsth in and sgorneth the mic
ry Of another, shall one time or other I'll into
himself-Sir w. Rsieiga.
A CoSrrxrrp MIxp.-A man tina. b con-
ented with little, has enough; be that com
isins. has too much. A quiet and conssnasd
mind IA the utmost fsiieity man b capahae Of
n this worid-it Is the very crown Ct g,ery
nd wisdom.
BEASsy-Remember, that II thou marry
or beauty, thou lindesf thyse,f all thy life u
hat which, psychance, viii neither lase no1
lease thee one yesi and when then hasa, n VII
. TO tnee Of no price NJ oil for the desire
ieth when II b attained and the affection per-
beth when II - satis6ed.--Sir W. Rsis,eS.
RzADISe.-It II manif,s; tina, all gevssamsas
Z action Is 10 be got by knovIsdge; anl
-zgoU0 esss ~ g.ahsssag 1any knSw3e1gOs
which u nssling-&ir r. Syissy.
As storm following storm, and wave succeed.
ng wave, give additional har1nsss 70 the shell
hat encloses the pearl, % do the sassns and
waves CT III, add free to the character Of man.
How unlike IL the Christian world to tho
'hristi,n doctrine The seal Il fir and ex-
'llen', but the impression Ia lAnguiisr rot VII
ible.
ADVANTAGES or TtNrfaaycf-A hlacksnith
'nce complained TO his iron merchant, thss D, en-
vas the scarcity efmoney. he could not paw his
enf The merchant asked how much rum 10
lsed Ia his finily in the course ti the dsy. To-
is answering the question, the merchass m
: calculation, aud showep hiashsaxrt. y. 80
mo 'ntei 10 more in ye-~ ~ eeese
ent The c.lssfafion, % astontsooo u ~
h.ssc, sa.s he sigued the pledge sod dssssui In
d to bny aud driuk no more sphits 81 sny hlnd-
he next year he pail his reut and bought cult
fclothes, out Of The savings Of mis- Temperance.
ie per. is,ei in IL through life. aud the esnss-
lueuce WIS, ccmpeteace and respsctaliity.
CArississ Cif,xsa.
WAR ON rar rLAISs--O1r resssrs may ~ y
MEMBER that last March the Sioux Ia-i,u
illei party of 30 Nemahas- Mr.. Richaris, =
rived from Fort Laramie, reports that 700
oiges of the Sioux were. when he left, on their
way south to fight the Pswnees. The Dsla-
wares, Shawnees, aui Caws. were also on their
vav agains, the Pswnees. The chance q tkae
here viii be blooiy work o. the plsins. sui
ur Government should keep Q strong f,seA
instantly on the alert f,r the protection Of our
rains and emigrants.-N. Louis Rersiiie.
AssrprrrY AND PERsEvrRAxcx.-The moss usu-
! way among young men who have no resolu-
ion OF their own, Ia, FIRST Ia ask one isnd's i'd
ice. aad follow il for sometime; then to ssk
tdvice Of another, and turn to that 80 Of third;
till unsteady, always changing. However, b
ssurei that every change Of this nature Il for
he worse- People may tell you Of your being
unit for some peculiar occupation In lifs; bot
iced them not; whatever employment You fol-
ow with perseverance ana asst iuity vii be found
II for you: il will DC your support in yosth and
yIur comfort in old age.
GRATING CrRkAvrs.-The Gardner's Chron.
Gle recommends, for the pretty appearance pre-
sented, as well "a for the improved havor, to
,rait currants OF differen; colors, Is the red,
lack, ami white vsriously inisrmixei, on stocks
trimmed up, the single stem three or four f,et
Ugh. The tops may BE- headed down TO q dense
compact head, or traine as espsliars in the hor-
izontil or fan method, the tao latter moies Of
training, BY the free exposure 70 sun and air,
nuch improving the quality OF the fruit The
Importance Of trimming the bushes up 10 sin.
,ie stem to improve the fruit and ..ci isatc clean
,ulture, instead Of suffering two hu 1drei and
lily suckers 10 shoot mp all around into dense
brush heap, Il very obvious TO those who have
triej both.
RIcs NEwsrarEx-In Fekin, a newspaper of
'xtraor-inary size. Is pub ishe1 weekly ON Sill
II IS claimei TO have been In existence moro thsn
1910 yeirs. IL IL sal! thli Ia ls2., a public
ifhcer causei some f,lse intelligence 10 DO pub
ishei in this paper, for which he vas put to
'eath- Several numbers of thi, paper are pre-
'ervei in the royal library OF Paris, which arc
III IL wards long.