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THE NATIONAL FAST DAY.
By REV. sANUEL NISSAN.

By REV. SAMUEL NISSAN.
Come. lei u, . whole nation low
before JehOsshis throne,
In peniienlial garb. and low.
Our varied sins to own;
A truly grand, imposing sight.
In which cen angels must delight.
let rulers in their stations high,
Though cOronets they wear.
Der their iransgressiOns deeply sigh,
Contrasting what they are.
Here III their souls be frank and free,
Nor hope butin the Gospel see.
With rulers lei The people kneCl,
Peror ing each their parts.
And to the King Of kings reveal
The burden Of their hearts;
While in their dire and pressing nerd.
For mercy they like Jacob plead.
Our public sins like mountains rise;
For relribuiion call;
For these le, tears suiIuse our eyes,
While fears our hearts aopal.
As patriots LET US deeply moam-
As Christians to our God return.
Nor private sins lei US forget,
While we The past run DER;
Filling the soul with deep regret,
Let US the Lord adore.
That with his Judgment mercies blend,
Topoye him still our Father, Friend.
As incense to the Lord Of love,
May our fond prayers prevail
His tender sympathics TO move,
To creatures fallen, fraii;
That DER our free and vast domain,
The Pestilence no more may reign.
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PINE LANDS-BEST TREATMENT OF
THEM.

From Georgia paper. we clip the fol-
lowing suggestions as to the proper plan
TO be pursued with Pine Landslide value
ofwhich every farmer can test for himself.
We regre, that the article has lost its ear
mark, so that we know not positively TO
whom TO credit it. We believe is from
one Of the Macon papers.
Ii is the prevailing opinion among
farmers that the pine leaf or straw is de-
le,erious 10 land; consequently we annual.
ly see the region Of the pines" burnt
over for the purpose Of destroying that
poisonous substance Do such farmers
ever reflect upon the wise provisions oil
Providence! For what purpose does The
foliage annually fall! Is il merely tina,
new leaves may put forth TO beautify ant
adorn the trunks! By no means. II is tina
they may 60 through their gradual an,
sure decay, returning 10 the earth not onl,
the nutriment which the earth had piyel
them, but that richer quality which the,
had taken from the atmosphere. Il is wei
known that pine soils lack potash, and
IS proven by scientific analysis beyon,
cavil or debate, that the pine leaf contain
more potash than the leaf Of any o,he
tree; and potash is one Of the first princi
pies in the growth Of all plants and vege
tables. What a suicidal policy then /
destroy the very substance destined b
nature to enrich pine lands, and the
murmur at unproductiveness! Farmer
who cultivate pine lands, preserve you
woods as you would your dwellings fror
the ruthless flames. Cover your COW pen.
Your horse lots and your stables wit
pine straw. The treading Of The animal
with their manure added, will soon de
compose Il, which will make line con
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Honey in Poland.-We are informe


that Poland is probably the most produc-
tive in honey Of any country in Europe.
A contemporary says: There are cottages
in tina. country with very small portions
of land attached 10 them, on which are to
be seen as many as fifty hives, while there
are farmers and landed proprietors who
are in possession Of from 100 to 10000.
There are some farmers who collect an
nually more than 200 barrels of fine ho-
ney, each weighing from 400 TO 5Ol
pounds exclusive of the wax. A tenan
is often enabled to pay his rent and tax
es, 10 defray other domestic expenses, an'
often to accumulate handsome dowere
for his daughters, from the proceeds Of hi
honey.
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Profanity Rebuked.-floward, the
philanlhropst, was seen significantly 10
button up his coat in the neighborhood Of
the shos.shop where he heard coarse pro-
family. .Ialways do This he remarked,
when hear swearing. One who can
take Gods name in vain, can steal, or do
any thing else bad
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A block Of marble Of the required shape
and dimension, has been sent from Carroll
county Arkansas. for the National Monu-
ment at Washington.
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A young lady, nineteen years of age.
having gambled away large fortune, hung
herself at Bath, England, with gold and
silver girdle. The following note was
found in her hand :-"Thus tie my
self up from play" This was worthy
of French woman.
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lie doubles his eff, who gives IN rme.
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q May your rich soil.
ExubDrani, natures better blessings Peur
Der every land.
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