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ma. WERsTER AND THE HUNGARIANs NJ.
Webster being n the Asior House Tor sllort time,
the hungarian exieg, now the free guests Of shat
bospiiabls esfablishment, called upon the distin-
guished statesman in body, lately, al his rooms.
The venerable Uihazy, late Governor Of Comorn,
with bis family suite, was introduced 20 B1r. and
Mrs. Webster, by Count Yass-anotller Hungarian
eXiie-wo in the course Of four months has learned
to express himself in the English language with
perfect propsisiy. Ujhazy addressed Mr. Webster
with much feeling in the following words:
Sir-StTangers, and in strange lapd, in the
midst Of our InislOrtunes we come TO America, 70
seek an asylum here. Power cannot stretch IN
hands 20 far as 20 reach % in this Western World.
Here we are safe, and we feel ourselves secure.
In one of your late 81 seehes you expressed sym
pathy for us in the midst Of onf distress which bs
: 1netTafed our hearts. We thank you. We pray
you 70 encourage The SAINT, feelings 10 continue in
the same sympathy, and soto mitigate our soTroVts
We look 70 America for kindness and protection.
We look 70 you, sir, for counsel and for cOnaoaton
and that Rowerwhich sees all things, and governs
all, will not fail in It's reward to your generous mind
Mr.. Webster, taking the Governor by the hand,
made the following rspIy;
I give you my hand with great pleasure. Weare
glad to see you and your friends. The eiIJft which
you have 50 calamity made for Hungarian Nation.
atty and Hungarian Liberty, has won orr hearts,
we welcome you 20 these Western shores. We
are hOnOred that y0u-haVe sought an asvlum here
from the political msiortunes which you have suf.
fered at home Our zympathies are wilh YOU and
for you, and for those objects Of your affections
which you haye-lelt behind you The whole
American psope take int crest ia your efor'q for
Lit srty and Under ,ndence The blow OF power
which struck down your hores, fell heavily also on
our own hearts, in the midst Of your misfortunes.
yon come far away to land Of strangers in search
Of safety. Here you find IT, Here. we assure il
TO- you, No enemy's hand shall harm or touch
have come, and your friends who shall come, VIII
all find here sympathy, protection and security
Again say, SIR your galaHtEy, your love oflberty
and your misiOFtunes, have made you welcome 10
all Americans.
Ujhazy, when this 81 sech was interpreted to him
by Count Yass, was affected TO tears, and desired
the Count to say that God would net forget such
considerate and such generous sympathy.
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Destruction OF a BRIDeE--The stone bridge
over Little River, Va, which had been nearly com
pleted by the Louisa Railroad Company fell on
Sunday afternoon, the 10Th inst, in consequence it
IS supposed, Of defective materials. This bridge
was fifty feet span, and is supposed to have cost
$4,000,
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or The city Of Cleveland, Ohio, was lighted
with gas on the 7th inst,
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CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
TONER .....4t No. 81 GIMP STREET.
VIE subscribers respectful return thanks their eTous
Il friends and the public for the liberal pat fi7lWhT
r0nage heretofore bestowed upon them and zAlAf =
would respectfully solcits continuance, hay. y
mgnOw on hand full and complete stock OF - - 4.
every article IN tleirline DAIIY RECFIVING VFsH
SUPPLIES; Their present stock consists ia part Of the iO
loving, which they offer az the Lowest market rates:
BLANK BOOkS.-Ledgers, Journals Cash, Invoice, Ac-
count Current Record and Receipt Books Of all sizes and
Of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSES-Nith Books and every
~ thing comp ete-Of different sizes and qualities
bLANAS-C hOuse Entries and Commercial Blanks
Of every description; Bills of Exchange Notes Drafts
ETC., ETC.. in great variety.
CHECK BO0KS-On all the solvent Banks and Banking
Houses in the city.
STEEL ENSs1of every manufactures choice selection
always on hand.
PAPER OF every desciphOn-Engish, French and Amer
lean manufacture.
INK.-Baek, Blue and Red; also Copyng-an extensive
assortment.
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Waters, Sealing Wax, Quls, India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps ROdgers' PenkniVes and Erasers Office
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes Letter Clips, Bill Files
Black Lines, Pen Holders aud Pen Racks Tin Paper Cut
teIs, Memorandum Books, Diaries. etc. etc.
HAVING A COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
in the building, prepared execute orders for
Printing Binding in superior STYLE and at such prices
cannot fail In giving satisfaction.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG.
Stationary aHa Blank Book Manu- faeturPrs
st4 hanl 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
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MARINE, PAINT, AND TAR OIL, NTANJJFAC.
nOHY OE PARLIAMENTARY.

INIhE OE BEAAA4ADELaPHlA.
RQTMAN Il CO., 20 Front LeBee, sole gents for the
~ State Of Louisiana respectfully call the attention OF
Captains owners and Others interested in vessels to the sub
joined card go
The undersigned, owners and masters of vessels shin
hUers and Others employed in repairs Of vessels who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured by VIM Rice
OF hadaphia for the last five years, do recommend it for
It's lasting Qnae and being the best and cheapest
position IN for the protection Of the bottoms Of vessels
from the attacks of the sea worm and also in protecting
wood ron from decomposition either from exposure NJ
weather or under water:
O. w. Watson, shp-master Z. r. Thomson Lieut. ISM
heo, BiFeiy; ship builder Capt West ship Shenandoah
vaughan y Lynn. VIM. NJ Baird & Co., owners
John BlTely. of steam packets bet. Phila
Nm CTamR, 81; depha and Hartford;
Stewa1t& w ateTs ship. build r. Z. Lopez, merchants;
eTs az the Marine Railway, ID. EldEdge Co., merchants
kenslngtOn; 81 Samuel Pleasant merchant
sal Vaughan ship builders Opt ID. TnTey ship TuscarOr
NJ NanDusensln e.; All. Hinke6JS Son, ship-c cham
Joseph Brown, -; oilers;
s. Is, Lee senior Lieut. U. s. G. w. Aspinwal merchant;
=, tlgate fot9mac; Capt. J. SOmeIs, owner and
Hurting & Dixon Mefchants,l Master:
T. Harper, master brig Maria; R. w, Packer, merchant;
morris Sheer master g. sclr Capt j. Vance schooner H.
Susan; ~ WestcOtt:
The tTadesAppled and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTMAN & co. % Front Ilevee
M I'm opposite Post 8, Second Municipality.
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NEW ORLEANs RYIgRAST . nElIITTANc6

NtfgA @E 80
e
'HE Undersigned at his old established Office continues 10
eQnnl0late peTsOns desirous OF 1S - ~
sis L. hngand Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sgbt
5 ls, ane IN any postown in the above named king
Gun "a sums 70 suit Tie also, usual continues hny
b ngefs brought from Liverpool 70 this city, on good
s aHu Ieasohhbe terms Parties living al a distance nv
nilesng a Letter (pospad) the nn1erigned viii be-
SO 1y No Ok Rant pI ~ khJSloi 1tIi,
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y. S. CONSUL AT A1x-LA-CHAPELLE. "A
Washington letter, published in the N. Y. Herald
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a. CORNER OF -~cta~ rnp,rp on
Julia and CarOndrlet SIS WI gy,v,, q T5. ss
n'6 81 81 81 s5 z Ap w sT Is SIS si5; 81 r
Ae,s constantly on hand every thing in his ne-neudBq
et variety Of Ladies' and Gentemenss Bobis and Shoe
aaa WIN sel at the lowest Cash Prices shsrs Of pVbe
l.-sl uly soieiled: ap7 ly
DIt; ELLIOTT, VETERINARY ETTI{15T551N T
w onhD announce to the citizens Of ths civ anj lis
AZ vicinity mat he Is prepared attend to MI bnspess m
W le entrusted to his DR.. Elliott hOpes IND ion v
nenee as veterinary Surgeon, viii insure him i1rse b1si
10 az ne spent nine years in the Neierunrv Caegs ~
france hve years in Prussia and tie last i've so H. nv "
sy with great success. The Doctors clarges aT 49, u
VIZ upon any durable dsease-alvce GRATIS NUN - "
~ The Doctor is to be found at an hoUrs of tI,s d. -
N.Y.. g u asRe eTI Stables g. Charles street. ~
and for sale '''''' Always 99 hand hand
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san Salvador composed Of folI department.: San Sal
ad0r, Cuscatau, with four sous0Ha with five. Han
Nigel, with four; San Fieen win tI6e disifieis e
population is esiimatet 353. 0g0
Nicaragua has Eve deDar{uenfs with afztran 4isscta
Population 80 900.
Gotta Kca b DIVIDED into eght distress PopuIafion
ls8yt0 n consttua 1repcndaut ifsla On 9t
Of April, 1913. ~
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Resopsd, That in the event of the passage Of the Wino
Prqys0 by Congress, heabOition OF slavery in the Bsc Of
Columbia, the admission Of California as State; in its
present pretended organization, the continued refusal Of
the nonavehOding States TO deliver up fugitive slaves
provided in the ConsittOn it will become the immediate
and imperative duty Of the people of this State tOmeet in
r of redress.
Resotge9 That the people Of Georgia entertain ardent
feeling OF devotion 20 the Union of these States, and that
nothing short Of persistence in the present system of en-
crOachment upon rights by the nOn-savehOdng States
induce us to contemplate the possibility of dissolution
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tFrom the New York Herald.1
Affairs In Central Ameriea-sketeh Or
the Five Central States
The course England has 50 lately taken has
drawn universal attention towards Central Aneri.
ca; and we purpose, in some degree, 20 satisfy
this natural craving fol information. We will be-
GIN with Che following brief summary Of The
STATES o. CENTRAL AMEnIcA.
Independence declared Sepisber a. 1871 Separated
rom the Mexican Coqie5atigH July l. 49, Treaty OF IN
yador. tletob 2 sk Separation Of Gaatenala from The
othef February D. ls5. Gnanaia divided into seven
teen departments, naHseiYs FF1
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BOOT WANUFNCFORV,

VIE undersigned calls the attention Of the New Orleans
4 public % bis Select and Fashionable .9ssOrt ei71
AafHt q ROOTS and SHOES, manufactured
s2lely by hmselt; Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having N
their Boots and Shoes made TO FIf--of elegant
teIia and sTYhE-yyOuld do well By calling on The
andersigneds CORk-SOLE and DOUBLE-SOIlE Wa
~ fln N S1,S3ili ~ fFx4S "a 9, fl,l., ,,,,,
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an AONt 93lfAI LINE
ANGL0-SAXON, z nsaql -
AAGAO-NORNAN. Esas
ANGELA a NffgRTfyNN

ANGIO-NOBNfAN
, ANGLO AfERICaN
rms line composed of low-presnre boats bulf ev
poNgi9l machinery Anthracite Coal used for fuel to
them from smoke. - = ' ~ 70 iisS
Arrangements are made with other boats 10 assist this line
N esiAlhs large ships over the bar, when necessary.
hplnasiefs ana shipowners will benefit themselves nv
pa0hng these boats, they viii obtain dispatch as well
- security of ie ana properly. mo-
Ne@OHeans, Nov, "a, 1919. j. w. STANTON & co.
:. CaQEIAEflY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SAMQ Ell e. MOORE, 81 CamB Strest
imports and has constantly for sale, al Teasona IN
Cd De prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a large IH
N Rsss9tlaent Of Common and Fine CROCK 81
-, hhh, English and French CHINA, Cut and u
Moulded You'd GLASSWARE, Table Gallery, Britanuia
Uafes testorsi LdA1ps, Japan YFdBs, 7dble and Tea
to any part OF the Country.
~ Also sent to city purchasers. IA 6m
CRoGKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
r. X. FELL a. CO.-S4 COMMON ~ New Orleans.
- importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
W. Lamps, Plated and Britannia Csstors, Can-~EA
NJ ue'qeNs' Table CuteEy, Japannnd Waiierl etc. NJ
- Goods win be Offered at Low, prices. and when ~
loI l1e country packed in the saiest manner nj en-
NJ qqIMEts AND AIACI5.-400 20 .nds NUTAIEGs,
20 CHAs. sToUGHToN, "a Camp St.
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TfiIiNs j slP3i,iiiI oHs sTRouP STROUD,
81 saE9 l and BaIonne s Dealers ii nj ARS2SS
p 545s .faIANIElePIegES and ENAAIEII,EDt fJYl
~ Ah I1sA AlgNDMENTS, TOMBS, TOMR \f1niaf
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and hi RIi , m n 49, Z,
~ lls aliiefent varieties Th0maston LIME GAL VAHy
9ined PLASTER OF PARIS Roma ~ ~ VIZ
9 EI; CEMENT Plasering AIR, White sand, n
i-iss,lsl Eellsaeoa and EltsblIg FRIEDRICH. my3
Y QBIsRT SKINNER. ByieElq1ey "a T3oy.1 -
~ U1aeitakes az kinds OF FlRE-tVORK such as
ue setuhs 81 COOKING Ranges Ovens, Steam Boil Soy
any time -'Ny NC Seell al 81
,i n, i Il. PlAsfERING and WHITEAVAsHING done
- -2lelen. jal9 1y
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VHsI5IINIl' llHlFHer, No, I3I Poylrns street he.
wen wen Caf0ndeet and 81. Charles, New Orleans.
~ listens made Counting houses fitted mn and ohbing
m general done Also-Sashes Doors Blinds, etc. Win
wlleh flaniefl and Others can be supplied. auii 6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24
DISTINGUISHES.

Many cases of illness, both of adults
and children, may be readily cured by
abstinence from all food. Headaches.
disordered stomachs, and many other
attacks. are caused often by violating
the rules of health, and in consequence
some part OF the system is overloaded,
or some of the organs are clogged.-
Omltting one, two or three meals as the
case may be, gives the system chance
TO rest, and allows the clogged organs
to dispose of their burdens The prac.
tce Of giving drugs to "clear out the
stomach" though it may afford the
needed temporary relief, always weak
ems the system, while abstinence Sc.
cures the good resul. without doing any
injury.
Said young gentleman to a dis,in-
guished medicinal practitioner in Phil.
adelphia-"Doctor what do you do for
yourself, when you have a turn of head.
ache or other slight a,tack?'
"Go without my dinner" was the re.
ply.
"And if that does not cure you, what
Them"
go without my supper"
But if that does not cure YOU, VIVA,
them"
GO without my breakfast. We ply.
sicians seldom take medicines ourselves
or use them in our families, for we know
that starving is better, but we cannot
make our patients believe it.
Many cases of slight indisposilion are
cured by change of diet. Thus if a
person suffers from constipation, the
cause may often be removed by eating
rye mush and molasses, baked apples
and other fruits
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between two evils, without any chance,

between two evils, without any chance
Of good.
In order TO extricate ourselves from
such deplorable position, there is but
one means, which consists of giving a,
the same time to girls more freedom and
more enlightenment. would imprint
in their souls an ideal nodded of all hu.
man projections, and teach them to
subject their inclna,ions 10 the guild.
ance Of this model. While destroying
their state of half-savery, | would &C.
custom them TO rely upon their own
powers, which is of more importance,
as regards the stability of their virtues,
than is generally supposed by develop.
ing in them the innate sense of moral
beauty, | would accus,om them to seek
for i, every where, and to prefer i, be.
fore all Love need then, no longer be
feared; this flame which consumes,
would then be no more than the flame
which enlightens and WHITES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

JERusALEM,--Jerusa!em o proud field
and the ground on which the temple
now stands. the joint inheritance oftwo
brothers, one of which was married
and had several children, the other lived
a bachelor. They cultivated in com.
mon The field which had devolved on
them in right of their mother. AT har,
vest time the two brothers bound up
the sheaves, and made of them two
equal stacks, which they left upon the
field. During the night good thought
presented itself to the younger. "My
brother" said he to himself, "has a wife
and children to. maintain; ii i, not Just
that our shares should be equal; let me
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sBy the President Of the Uni
fed Sfafes

In pursuance OF law, !, JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of America,
do hereby declare and make known that pub
lie sales will be held at the aforementioned
land office in the State of Missouri, hereinaf-
ter designated, 10 wit:
At the land office at SPRINGFIELD, CON-
mencirg on Monday, the fourth day Of June
uated within the aforementioned Townships
and parts oftownships, viz:
North of the Base Line, and West of the
fifth principal Meridian.
Townships twenty-five, twenty-three, and
twenty fur, Of range eleven.
Townships twenty three and twenty-four,
Of range twelve.
Township twenty-five, of range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenty -four,
of range twehty-One.
Township twenty three, Of range twenty
two.
Lands appropriated Oy law for the use of
schools, military, or other purposes, will be
excluded from the sales.
The Offering of the aforementioned lands
will be commenced on the days appointed,
ind proceed in the order in which they are
advertised, with oil convenient despatch, I'M
Ill the whole shall have been offered, and the
sales thus closed. But no sale shall be kept
open longer tnun tWO weeks, ulu pIlHuLe
entry of any of the lands will be admitted I'M
ii after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of WASH
lngton, this twenty-seventh day Of February,
ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine.
Ry the President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner qfthe General Land Office
NOMCE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-
amption to any Of the lands within the town
ships and parts Of townships above enumera-
ted, is required to establish the same to the
abstraction Of the register and receiver of the
proper land office, and make payment there
f1r as soon as practicable after seeing this no.
sice and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tracts claimed; otherwise such
Clalm will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
May 3, lS49-9-9w.
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AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
" b. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to pro-
cure Advertisements, receive Subscriptions,
and make Collections for the TINES, ct his of.
fees in the following cities:
PHrLADELpHIA-North-W West Corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
BALTIMoRE--South-E East Corner Of Balti-
more and Calvert streets.
NEw YoRK-Tribune Buildings.
BosToN--No. 5, State street.
FGyette-Andrcw ]. Herndon.
Huntsuihe-W D. Malone,
blooming ton-Thomas G. Sharp.
MdrShdll-Wm. II. NJ. Lewis.
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Glasgow School.

VYNHE Spring Session of this School com
menced the Ord inst. Terms of tuition
E FOR Reading, Writing, &C., Sc 90
" Arithmetic, Geography and Gram M
mar, q 0 0O
" Chemistry, Philosophy, &C., ~ 0O
" Algebra and Geometry, ~ e0
" Latin, &c "
Payment at the close Of the Session. No
deduction for absence, except in cases Of pro :
tracted sickness The subscriber refers to
his known success as the most satisfactory
assurance to those who may patronize his
school, that their children will receive the
mos, judicious moral and mental culture Honsyr
A pril ~, ls49--6--6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

IN pursuance of the first section of the act
oi Congress entitled "An act to establish an
additional land office in the STATE OF MIS-
SOURI," approved February Goth, ls49, do
hereby declare and make known. that the
land Office created by said act is established at
the "TowN OF MILAN" in the County Of
Sullivan of said State; the site this day desig-
mated by the President of the United States.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing
ton, this trenty.serenh day Of February,
ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and (orty.nine.
BY order Of the President:
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May 3, l949.-9--Sw
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
oDce, up stairs, merit door to CrenStd,o'S Hotel.
Entrance, Wafer Street.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, SO 90
If not paid before the end of the year, 3 90
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with neotness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
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l. | N E S q.

Nothing good shall ever perish,
Only the corrupt shall die.
Truth. which men and angels cherish,
Flourishes elernaIIy.
None are wholly God forsaken.
All his sacred image bear.
None SO lost but should awaken
In our hearts a brothers. care.
Not a mind but has its mission.
Power Of working wo or wslI,
So degraded none'S condition,
But the world his weight may feel.
Words Of kindness, words Of warning
Deem not thou mayst speak in vain
Even those by counsel scorning,
Of shall they return again.
Though the mind absorbed in pleasure
Holds the voice OF counsel light,
Sill doth faithful memory treasure,
What at first we seemed to slight.
Words OF kindness we have spokeni
May, when we have passed away.
Heal, perhaps, spirit broken
Guide brother led astray.
Thus our every thou ghts are living
Even when we are not here.
Joy and consolation giving
To the friends we hold most dear.
Not an act but is recorded,
Not word but has its weight,
Every virtue is rewarded,
Outrage punished, soon or late.
Let no being then be lated
As a thing OF little worth.
Every soul that is created,
Has its part 10 play on earth
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Number I2.

'hen TAKE few sheaves from nv stack.
and secretly add them 10 his; he will
not perceive il, and therefore canno, r
fuse them" This project the young
man Immediately executed. The NIGHT
the elder awoke, and said TO his wife
my brother is young, and lives alone
without companion 10 assist him in
his labors, and console him in his
fatigues. 1t snot just that we should
take from the field C many sheaves as he
does; lie, US get up and secretly 90 and
carry certain number of sheayes 10
MS stock-he will not find il ont 10.
morrow, and therefore canno, refuse
them;" and they did so accordincly.-
The next day both brothers went IN the
field, and each was much surnrised 70
ind the two stacks alike; neither being
able IN his own mind TO account for the
prodigy. They pursued the same course
tor several successive nights; but az
each carried to his brothers stack the
same number ofshcaves, the stacks still
remained equal, till one nigh, thew both
determined TO stand sentinel 10 eluci.
date the mystery, they me, each bear.
ing the sheaves destined for his broth.
er's stack.
Now The spot where so beautiful \
thought at once occurred 10, and was
SO perseveringIy acted upon by two men
must be place agreeable 10 God: and
men blessed it, and chose it whcreon 10
build house to his name.
How charming is this tradition
How II breathes the unaffected benev.
olence Of patriarcha moralsl How
simple, primeval and natural is the in.
SEPARATION leading men to consecrate 10
God spo, on which virtue has ,ermi.
mated on earth / have heard among
the Arabs hundred legends of the same
description. The air of the Bible is
brea'hed all over the East.-L mar.
tines Pilgrimage to The HOLY Land.
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Confession. not ashamed TO con.
fess that you have been in the wrong.
1t is but owning what you need no, be
ashamed of that you have more sense
than you had before 10 see your error;
more humility to acknowledge it; and
more grace TO correct it.-Seed.