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Parson Brownlow sa tAe Hell Csn,rov.rsy.

This ianoas fighting politician and p eacher has lately refreshed his virtue by paying vi'it to this lime MT Clspp's anti-heIl sermon made is appear aDce, and he seems to think that Mr. Ciapps tbeo- log Vas manufactured espec tally for this market EH pafsoat, trust that the Iitile dare-up about that clerical prefix claimed by Mir. Capp's friends, will not draw cd the combaia auts from the original question. We shosld like especially to have Par son BrownloS's experience and views en this ques- ton at length. As he Is much ia the ba5n of St nd. ing fis Tofirat opponents to that To s;ou, we Irc- sume he must b. weil acquainted "A ith is ttmpers- tare and loeaIy The Parsou represents the school, champion Of which he once had tie honnr ffe- quentiy to listen to ift hls eloquent ilux'ratons o the character cf the rrgions allotted to ,h. wicked. He Mas stentorian, Ho9-laaged, broad clues cd, hig-hmhed iBdIv,duai, who purSned, dutiug ti.e week, Inc respectable ayocativn of iouBdryman or smeter oi iron whilst on the Sabbath he gave tis labor 10 the Lord, ant strongly spced with The doe- time which Mir. cispP denogaces % s;aTdIly. Ons oI h,s fnosiie Illustrations was drawn from his das- y business. My hearers" he would say, you think my foundry pretty hot place, whea you see he melted iTon penrng oat of the bottom oi it. bat do asslse yea hell ts mach hotter than that. r yon we're to be tsken out Of hell aud pa: into the Ve'y c@ntfe o my foundry, the change of telopess- iufe would be 60 great. yeu would fieeze 10 death In two sscond>."
 Bi' 10 ParSon Brewslcw Here is his opiBiop ef the hell question. sp4 of society in \. Orleans,
 Neg Orleans is Ca head and shoulders taller" than any city was svsr in. Nay. it tis ca pole and conpIs-' deeper in the sinks of inlquity thsn any c,ty evei was in. The devil operates 6srs upoa a large scale. and really has his bairsots here togeth- CT win inc most Of lis rssrSi,sh, oeFGers
 Rev Dr Clapp of this ,ty has delivered sef- mon in which II IS made to appear that theFs 70 h<H in the next lite in which is punish sinaers =! This san important and FeviveS he droop- 'ns spirit, "i theus rds heJe, who know that 4 tue v'i.aru uotca ct iril n tAe Hexi life ie tsae, they Wiii hava fp pay fa- thc Eoa*i it is in1fs igipa. tan' ta ,he ntaailsa's rf Sey Orleans iu lTe the H4L.. 4,au ql aHJ other y.,y MS syetaa
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10 THE IOIERS DE PrLlSkI r0EyrY.

Alhoug l am a candidate for your sutflages, for ne otace ot Sherii shalt not be able to present myself before you, personally, in the way of "tec- iosesTiag,' during the canvass.
 Dependant as am, for livelihood, upon my %'sonh eseItions, am not able 10 dispense with a''or Tor So long time as will intervene between is aud The day ct election. Instead, therefore. of eenpyIng the tune ln ldling through the town or e'ah'y, selecting the independent voters for their sipPof' bnd Il necessary, and deem il proper, 10 et'o'e myself 10 useful labor and thereby endeavor m prove myself 0O'by of iAs o6ice desire 10 re-
 H have been aresiien, of this county. from my 'Ny hoyhood and am personally known 10 almost '1''F c'''ien ia i'i and especially ss the course
 pose is aay'hiag but ttsrepG,able. in the eyes of '9s "ao Respect honest industry, cannot bell, ve N., essen t'e support should, under any cir VI V.' prosecution ol my business. I shall neres- .,'.f' oe ,ssot from the county untl few weeks
 le ''''''sai "t'-a my Friends may be as-a af- f... BEN. r. DANLEY.
 '+f.r EosS, N4rch .lh. ls4<
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MCNIcnn Ehffni.

The dexicas horror ot inc AnIsf.c4ls IS well - lasisa'ed by the following aascdote;
 Immediately after ihs seier ot Sefa Grnk, Coi- k was walking along tse streets, when parrat sueiHg h'ta canning, scscecbed out" 6feet God -2iaEAig' hoFe comes iss AmesegBS TEH' :, rarilf' The Colonel entered the hs1se to take iook at the creature aid as he irft Y srfaeei esl cut, w. .th most knowing look st fhe Gially, ''Gss A-rfF'' It was too much for the Colonel. wao retslnsd and bought the parrot. The rar8 apis was 5aforiuuate- ty drowned by lac up~et'ins of a boat. 1 give the aDecdete as slight eSempiihcAlian ol tse fesf iIi which We were he!d by the aexicaHs. No doebi ths caRnias b,fd syey aay of he serge, ksa hrsId similar expss ssoEs the bursting at lhs shss 'eai oftsn have caused the iaguirf lay oss ka3l''
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ting upon tho expedicrey of shandoAinx thut dis fn- suished ard gallsn, man (Fho wsl deny to hin gsllsniry in party warfare ? whehas iassIy been termed tke "snhoiiment'' of lle principles. They thiak that wbig principles. like he fahssd shirt will stick t9aAr Clay, and consume him, des,,iis their efforts 10 pull them o; they lieve that Aeh. files s tod feeble 10 his ow Ormos, and that he will sink and die under it's weight therefore they mediate the seiee ion Of eandidste who is not ldentihed with whig measures, whoss name is not upon inc records of tegislstiea, and who will con sent 10 run as he whi. candidate under the soh,i quet cf "no party" They do not rouceal their preference for all orthodox whigs but knowing that the availability of whlg candidate is always in an
 inverse ra'io 10 his orthodoxy they are wiIliag to sacrifice rreferenee 10 eSpedteney. They expect
 o induce tae people 'o believe Inst governments are instituted for the benefit of the governors not the governed; that office is created For the candidate, not for the people; aad therefore, ths inquiry s to be confined 10 the personal claims oftbe candidate. without reference 10 tho principles he proposes to carry out.
 The people will see that this policy does not sU- Persede parties but only substitutes different par iy clIterion-the claims of a naa, instead of the soundness of his principles. Tn rss Opiaio sir, man can have any jus, claim 10 oice. but his sbil-
 y To discharge Iis ates for Inc benefit of the Pes- pie and those who make this experiment. upon pop ular crfduy will learn that the votes of lSlS have not forgotten the lessons of S4G; and that party will bs sustained by the American people which repuiates principle as bond of union. and which herds together oniy from the mo bid cravings of a eommon app tie7an appetite for the S ois of office
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From Scripture Illustrated "-tHarper & Bros.
 The Light of Nature,

There lived many years ago, ia Philadelphia. a celebrated Indian chief by the name of Tedyus- cung. He was sitting enc evening by the freside of friend both of them looking siIanty at the ire indulging their own reflections.
 At length the silence was interrupted by the friend, who sad, Il will tell you what have been thinking of; was thinking of rule delivered by the Author of the Christian religion which, from it's excellence. we call the Golden RHts"
 '.Stop," said TsdyuseuEg. "dont praise ii to me, but rather tell me what It IA, and let lhink tor myself. do not wish you to tell me of its sxeel- lsnee-tel, me what il is
 "k is, fsy one man to do 70 aHoibsr as ks uould tas other sboeId do 10 htR.
 That's impossible # caa Hoi be done," Tedyns- cg0g immediately replied nd as,ug bis piPs, sij- ed it, and commeHcei walking about the loo.n,- In about quartrr eff an ho1r he came ID io hs fstrnd ~tlh smtllng c0nutenauce, aud ttskniz the pipe lt0m his mo4hl sail, Brother have been thoughtful on what yQu toId me. II inc Goeat Spirit t.at n,aie 'nan wcuM give him new hearL he ooai4 do as you say, out Hot else"
 E6Es, NNNti, 16;--A nr~ heart also wili l give you, aud new srifii Hiil put Wsih!H yoai eaa | wi!l take away tbe stony heart out of yoar Hesli, and w'il give you heart of iiesli.
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Puneh'S MayimS NOraliEed.

Evil Communications corrupt Good Manners. This accounts for the occasional rudeness and want of manners shown by the editors of newspa- pers, who naturally get anount of evil commu- Rieations that must try the pollteness, well the patience, of the best bred and the best tempered man in the world. Evil gotten, evil spent.
 Some people say that The crown Louis Philippe has just made such bad of. brought hIm ill luck in the end. because Il not quite honestly obtained
 Experience is the Mother of Science. Perhaps so; but Science, like many other chi- dreB will often despise the maternal counsel, and go in error to the end.
 Experience teaches Fools.
 Then Experience may say to every human be- ing, You have been, will be, my pupil. at some time of yur life"
 Fools make Feas,s, and wise men Eat them
 This accounts for the paucity of brains that has been observed smong some of the most hospitable of the Lord Mayors of London in the olGen time. The quantity of civic toolery used formerly 10 quire the assistance of official fool but istterly the Lord Mayor has found himself quite equal to the entire duty, which, to do him justice, not so heavy as it used 10 be.
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The GalFnait Ratlfry.

An attorney If Lahtnn. MF. Suspicion, who in
 he yer lSfir dftd, to apredraiee, ol phus fryer, aeeompaned With syapion.s wllch ksd excited llie eario>ily of has Hei al attendants. Upon hi. seeJeins deceasr, bis flehs reanssted 10 sane ea Fosi aooirm eNemir ation, but declined to pefnit H The pl yssei resolved to disinter the tody ad iiss q Il ieslsc. in pT.Vaie. Afraauc- mrn's were easily etiec'ed a..,i, upoa the third ng ght alter the taaersI, the eorpse was unearhe,l ahd deposited in the operating chamber of the hos pitai. h ineision Ot .ome extent was tnae tn the abdomen, when he fresh and andeeayrd appsarancs of the subject sgggcstrd an application ol ihe bat cry Oie sxperhnebt saceerdsd ano her, and ihe customary eilecls saprurned, with uotaiag 10 cnai"eterise ilvn, except, upon one or two occa- sons, | !hore than ordinary degree of ifr-hkeness in the eoaSnssive ac'ion. l. grew itre and ( was Thought espeiient to proceed at once 10 the tssec uen A s,adeai, however, was de yirous ot tt,siing theory Of hts own, aud iusis'ed upon applying le battery 10 one of Ilie peci0,al muscles. 4 rough sash was made. and wire brought in contact nhen the patient, ish quick uneouvUisdve move. meat, arose from the tabr, stepped iato the middle os tIe hoo', gazed sb V; him lew seconds, an thea spoke What he said was unintelIi ,ible.~-
 iaving spoken, he teli to the lcor. For some mo- 'nents all were Parsiysed with ave; but they wer~ soon restored to their presence ef misd. On the application of ether, he revived. and was rapiiiy
 restored 10 health and to inc soeiety of his friends whose wender and asieni sh@ent may vel, be con- eeived. All knowledge of his FosasctalIoa was withheld from him, antil Fslapse was no olonger te be apprehended. The most thrilling part of this ia- cident is involved in what Sir. Stapietcn himself assests He declares that at no pssiSd was he alto gether iasensibie thai, eanfnseday, he aware O. everything Inst happened, from the moment, in which he was ProHoancrd dead by the physicians
 e that in which he tell to the aoor In the hospial .! ca atiss'' were the ncemprehsnded words whseh, uPeA seeogRisiRg the locality of tks ass- seeing room, he had endesvored. tn his extremity, to utter.
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T. IA oi l.,3AE tEg!hS,

l 4s l>s brtsef ta endure pasir gtiy smart th1l ha1olt io.'s bat yourevil, isa coHis.a d basiy az tin *il9-- et 4 cagsss, 5e- ', i!i rsfvs3 t sit con. nee'el wiih yon.-and te lass, tle Bttie taches us 3o gtlasu zsed iaf esA-
 A lssa.op ss.taa.l bHt og continuation if.u,t 3o an ~AgJ.s.is 'le5s4le an i4tAbaasti5sc a3sttr oi pa 't.r aamr1. Dtea4 f.s9asss Hbea ttH aic tEa i i9 rfAgsst G1s sasfs v fiff.
 fits, seDefous isriiug s m7te snaii secoua' oi P suiae frcin@ Wiihoai judgment is . saaby ! 4aegBt ,ntees; but isfgassot unefupeted hy feel ne. 's Too seie and @4sty Iaofse i.r holash se- sEasaisoB.
 5ed has gwen us io a u,easuse, fise power 10 inaks ouf "%n ist~ a'sd @hen snr cue ai~s seesn ie detasr3 a sastefte ice they esna3t get--sSirn oar "'e stF ias Hlt"f fa'h VIC ftsy pot S~io~ we 1ea asli er aArte tralsi laaIt.sa. et,;. a despair We have bal te ssek saoshrs Boafssh- m1oi iof t'e sfed, ss strong fae fprb.iaea iool t eeiohget 'o 'a-te--Aad p~r1sps parer. saI so hs~ oei ."' th@ aesfn'aToR5 foei foaa as eirect si4 sfee as as e0e f'tual bss h.scks. 3f s-4lass Us ii FC-TTrr-i rasn H
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IRELAND.

One pecuarty of the present agitation ia Ire land, is ihe perfect opennsss and frankness gith which the operations of the pahiots arc earri.d on Arms are bought companies formed, parad and df l. held, ,agethiihg Psaetced sigaal fir,s as- st, and all the preparations for rebellion made t..or' very tyes If the authorities, and n houi inc slightest stiempt al eoncealnent of either tie f--'- i,,-. a. erts They arc meaEi to secure.
 -dse9 lir. John Mitchell, who is entitled 10 the cle lt sf r!tci lfaukness St all events, has kept aP e esponaence witt Loud Clarendon fof ,he esHrs. Futqo-e oi kee.'ins h.n dus, informed si ga t.-; 's 1o.as or, aut ei al lai b eaatsa- gt4trL. lu lis lat lelei Ae itI.s s-is lo.L.. t.. P tl.e nnf o. 4 st ii.s .s. ,9.ll~nt.--
 '}. The tea reop4e 4f- .sasf.i z 'hes ,sfs s, lu>t ss lar ss ias.r means sud opportunities ,patie .1e a., ,llA .9aH9us o. p.tlVts asa.4s, ivg 4i-i. tteS have ,.l- s,e-a ssst Qs 4..lNe ..la+t.at El b0 lt, !FUor sia-o tho -ru.ss5 Ia, -.s-s5s. ..s,s nst'an oi asea-n9t ls foo tors,s. 1s Y6q tiuUueh yoaf reftie sPa, slve cat A#s to al aei> .leys4as pf1.=lty, as vd ts4lefs's fine Msast-.i ,fase- to as nyl a s-oiisa 's-c,4. ytd-g, ur gieiss q aPef'J 9. sAtfng 1i ih4ael5, es yc4r s'se [ prs p,ihss utelto iia.ss week. No Hty Lord. ths saaas a.ea o lIe.41l sias lot a H,aieF enfeip sa, ue! AsH ,} a-r is s9a 4ls& get q j s5A3. sl tT e8H < ias '.at t,4 hafp.r- os tda tslsycrufle i dpg arm to Ioas- soris! asr Tvssiblr. 2a1 to s- yoFa To in+Us&TT ts J4st tt&A3d ;--Ifey er.a ts -eJi4 -c pod a-.4 gaaf t9uiIltsaia nets. is ls. . si -eoaPs lui, iifss, aal sAasags. ioa ,leu, Ilg i.isHT oi iJe.4H3 3il' foit d -leel.
 ''a fhr iNs8 peo.'ie ass hty otgsaiaias tarsn- srifss n sec,s.sh aiHI cla s, shi pointtss theis olAvets, 10 tnal Csea man llay ses. ti, . t..,l aaa hs lef;-hata ca,arsde aoa 'he uias bees, aoaa iss 1stAi et.=v-
 '-i The hth people, o' afmee'eni nutshrr oi iotH', @ tii siapy coitinie afss. An i io of. gAaise. ofeRi} Gly Loud, tesfsssi 4s@.ea |, s.t.
 a oE sie af1 stitis lsfseat pIaYors fefa4a- sf,e evcneg ior 'as tls sed heaf vts that org ss a, e1 nl.Y hAA l..e-f Esnh .a ln Aa !. .rlax .-A aAeu
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ihose arms may wreck the wrongs of Ireland n the dearest hearts blood ef hsr eneini s
 'I The Irish peorte wfil by their wiidncss, their mod ration, their love Of orde sad re~p~ci or pr, perty, convince these who live Ia gc hcuass Aad wear good clothes that the aEDansRt s 10, against them-that your Lordship. and the ? Ime Minlste-. and he de'ectiveS have foully beiiea this nation, whca yea gave out that .soeisl order WAS in dan- gei, and that pIllags sua massacre were intended that, in hRe. the sole enemy sgsinst whom we arm s the Govsrumsat of Englandi ia Ireland, and that no lfishnan s cur fee. unless he comes forth te maintain that GovsFa@ent with armed handa
 "5. The people of Ireland WiIi continue Co eulti- vate friendly Felsons wIth the people ef Eagland. who deeply Swosn tO abolish that sempirs, of fraud and blood aa we are. And we and they D. gether. by the destruetisn end disnemberment sf of this thF scsursed empire wil give the Thres kingdoms each to its own people, with all their wealth and rOssascea material and moral, te hold, enjoy, and govern the same forever.
 "As for ne, my Lord. ysuF Lordship's humble eorrespoHdent,--yOa have besn told that am med -a dangerous luastie. taberiag under eacaskAss ecttbra6,. Do not believe it. am merely posses. es wi a rebeli,ous splris, aud taiak have mis- som, bear hand ta the hl"edy old sBsissnh eur pre- the greedy, eaEnivoroas old monster, that has lain So long. lrks load. upon the heart and hmbe of England. aud drank the blood and sacked the | 'narrow from the bones of Ir,land. Against that Empire of Hell thousand thcesaht ghosts of my slaughtered countrVmea shriek nightly fof veaee aaee. And heaven has heard 1t, The buccanier- iEg liag that has brared long The battle and ihs hrreze iies now from . ship in distres.. the Cha J. dis ot ChlrIsin roars under her lee te break rs ci Repeal ahead and the curses of Inc world sxel the hurricane that rages round her. pirate and blood s'ained siarer itai she Is filled niIh dad men s 1 bones. ant with all uncleaness. Her limbers are shisering at las,--
 ' '(luamvis Poniica piuus, '''>yiv.r fla nobilis;'-
 she will nev.r float in hartor more. ca the Jay she goes 10 pieces all the ends ol the earth ei give iAree caecrs.
 "fo ae'p this grand seoIk of necessity aal mercy iS rnt highest ambition upon earth; and know n.- ht it'r way to do Il ttaa to mako l1snd ata fot battle. 11 me # Is bless sed sound, this cry, ''Ihe people are arnlns.' Thank God, they are arfniug -f ouug men of every where ln Ireland begin C. love the clear siancing of the steel and 10 cherish their dainty rifles tho very apple of their eyss They walk more proudly; they cl themselves more and tnore Of men. Like In Prusiau tidsrris (when hs work had to be done fof Prusia,) they take the bi;t wearoa to their ar's, and ciase their virgin swonis I,ke ,ugH trides.
 "llow iosg vail your detectives, your swcarers. yoar y'I'aiaoue blck-sta-s pandcregs 10 the hang- man, check this uohle pas ioa this most holy cru sade7 fhiuk of It vel.
 If r,maia. my Lori, with profoandest contempt your very cb't ser'Vt,
 JOHN MITCHELL
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SEWING MACHINE.

Sewing Machine has been invensed in basfsa the snly one tbat has syeT bess pss an sacesssfad oPeratioH h is dessEbed as feiis@si
 "To sew the seams of pas lssons, inc cleih s hs- tened toab '. so constructed the otsiate te neees st'y ei tas'ing This bar. with the cloth aaaseisd Is moved horizontally in fsoHt ef the needls. by m ans of iesd uction, which n s,arss usth aee q. sry the irpgth of the stitches. I bis maaion est, eai'y an'i instantly he adjusted ss ts make boa 7 or shorter stitches. st the wi of the operalt.r The neele-Sh'eh has i.s eye ia ihs pon or very near it. dstvea through the cloth. by nsAns ol Te.uliafly formed cam The u'rcah--which run9 rom spool ihrosgh the end of spring, so lsas s c be ughteas al pessore 'ss-es wi,h iiss Tsssssi oi ;ie Peedie tiIpnKh inc cloth, niI H Is caught by hook on the other a ie. xbe bs kbotds inc thfeai m peculiar msnarr, forming h isso bop unt.i the nesdle has passed cut aHi bssh agaia a,lyoa thr ugh--the bar apen which Tue els.h +, hasinn in the lime been moved along the lraaih al one stitch. The hook thea drops iis frsi bofa and sgais seizes the thresa--whlch h&s saaS pa sss ,hrclgh the loop-snd repeats ts psses.a. sas,ss , easlsg the thread 70 ss to forsa nnliusn, aud sahssausl sfieh. saeh as the ladies cal chsin sti'ch. from aS0 to 3ae stitches cen hs ts&ea i'd this ssy in minute; snd sns mschias ca so, and do well. the work ef six end perhaps ssxhi sssms tsesses-"
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BuLLEs and ceRWIy.

The CtEeinnsti .Csmmetel.ls tsil, the f.;,a., ing 'gcsd un" ea bsassa. sf sAs ss=ssA s..sss hs-
 So sinkias is ths rssesesaes ass~ssa the .ws dis ingalshed indviavss who's names hsad this sr. iiele that sone vsry iadieseas nisi4kas hays beea made in 'nseqanse. and ess of ihsis oreuyrcd al tss.tsaP shooting gfeand @ Thpfsaag, Ba.iiAa was Ios isg hts gan-ihat tamsas dsatA. dsaiiaR thirty. two Poa ades oi bls.--wh ihdissdasi esideniiy from the country, eatae sP sna stood of al an aw. ful distance. and rcgsnled eii sais win book of ise sos, proioa,d a1s sesha res, ct. nllagls with ala eDes.-eysI sNiasessios oi geaieg isht taai IeW CossiAf a.ssd the Nsader- str1kea stfahscr, o' 1sgs'sh lndisidasl wko was s+isie'ia. pa! 'tis'i, i'oist7ee si Buiirn
 "ii siah nebN'dy ss- v 1sSisa t's waeeiss tHGi- staalL
 l. Il P sAibIe''' essi.i'ssl i.e stranger "Wsa. wHo'd sGehl 5'''
 Fl s rgpeniaJ,7 saia the wsg, keen for yoke. 'saa ls isa'"''s io shoot s~Isfe h. gs-s AeAlss.
 H h1t tqa ao i't s1y sO 2"
 "l 'e'.'s lo neit,gg ltseI'
 ''.io,ray sof oil Tges' cried ous stranger ltieh1 a hth esss' asY, is ho towards osa Ssa,, and t-~. Had iH4isieeAi .s3ly by 'be pe~d's biaek si4ed tsa4,
 Ton cog@p egiel h.. ~i'a lesn ia hi. eyea. five asnned yoa u1 hig .ssd tosn, 9tits sli ~ ' q Y So yoa'ie so:as to Mekieo, you. old tt sFf' @ "eailea'' sbsate.I saa of tAs jqd ;fs- Bslgs,.,, tntA to sin ol bayin= come. .sx
 'Bai' a' eP.aied tte eogatry naa, wll4s dpss fat me, a''
 Ny asage, sir, ansA,tsd eli Ssss "A eich 0atae, 1 aai fss<sf Good yoks Ms coi wIp. sesy7
 ""ls nssae So soF Csreiu. s,t s
 "tt .ss.t'
 -Npt hs a-,a ighl s Cgr I. ns fsli bees la'o ~ atiga4s .a Ah.sa &e hle' f9ied hisassA .l,o ,i ,e sssl sitt ie35. 'ss'e, ns t bsa .i iseatd ts Issja gs Yss 5i ss 3 ai tss.a,4ss ta ti,e WgM
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FEMALE CoLLEcIATE INSTITUTE,

Neqviy half q mule from se Military fasiaute. VFE lo'h yeaT has closed with i20 pupils The 1 2lst session will commence on the lst Mon iyoi March, under the management of the subscri- '~r aided by his former experienced assistants and ail ciose the 18th day of July. lsiS.
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior lass of fonBg Ladies, every day, very fine tormieal anu Philosophical Apparatus, belonging ials school
 Professors W yche and Swift attend to classes in Lalin, French and Mathematics, whilst the Milf iry eSsTeis, in which they take part. are going Al at the other institute
 D. s-2l L E. IOHNEON. Pfincipal
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Frsa tAs DsHs. SiBBlYH RkIL6
sT VIfEoDoRE \. eoULa,

The hSeIs of the hsiy Ssaha,h
 Are Finging 0at soil and aieag And theiT soild and eaerrd nsnsie falls pseaaamsty ea the esr, Whtls their swert PssspasiYs snHnlons, Reeaiis Gods higA MheSs, "Six days slsslt tAsa have gor labor, Bat tAs sevsntA-s -sAaii hs Ior Ieut.s'' The tools cf the weary ~orkmsn
 Afs lying unheedsd now; His sFm hath esassd flam ie.ling,
 And smiles play oyss his hrow; For he iists to tile cAafeh -beIls ringing, And hesses tAst high heheas; ''Slx dsys shalt tlson lave for lahur, Bat Ihe ssvsn,h sha1 be for 1esig' Aad the hsuFt. % msstef how sinful. With pareE iRp'ase swslis, As ii thrills 10 the soothing cadence. Of the btessea SshlsaM hnass; For theis teBes, So eatn and saIHess, Are erhoad a Nasfn &ise bseast; 4'Ssx days sAatt ihou have fat Inhos, But Inc srv-nth shall be for ress r, Oh. q blessed day Is the Sahha.A,
 Win It's s~eettt chimsrg bells; Fer the sP'Th of calm devotion,
 In 'bsir clear .ib, ation siA ,slls; Wben the [ i'-yoru are reminded
 oi Jelovai''s high D, hest; ''S,x days stssit thea have to labor,
 But tae ,e,eath Sisall be loT reSl.'' CIV Offcans, May l2, ISt3.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
MIL lRRlNGENENTS.

EAsrERs--ria Roekroe NgPoieoa. ga, S4utay Wednesday, k FTiday by : q. Ill. lss,e. TassdaY, Thursday & Saturday, < ?. n.
 WEsIERS to Seotta, Iaa Bfgea, 9c. s Wednesday. and Saturday, 2 ?. m. ls4ge Tuesday, and Friday, a. Iii.
 NuBtHERS-i0 Baiese!le. ple. Monday, and Friday. ? P. tn Lease sunday and Wednesday. & m
 SorrHYRN 10 Washington. ole Sunday. "Wednesday, and Friday. : ?. m. Lave, Tuesday. Thursday, & Saturday, 5 a m.
 fo Pine BiaF aud C0ias,5is. la-, Sunday, and TbuIsGays . ?. tH. Lave, Sunday and Thursday. "a m.
 To Hot Sgsisgs. pss, every Wednesday, c ? m. LsI,e. every Monday, Sa u. To PsyfyriLle, Daariiic, and Ton'!iaSoar'iie p4e, every other Thursday, ?. fa. .sasc, every other Monday, : a. In