The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-01-14
Nh m Der 9.

( LovEs-Dow, Jf. the humorous sermon
ser Of the Mercury breaches thus;
Ny friends--Not to love is painful. To
3ave all our thonghis entonbed in the dark
.Pulchre ef fsehsbness aud our hopes lost in
te cold mists OF misan,hfopy, is about a.
ad as being eontiHed Ia dungeon, 10 be
led with The fragments Of ones former fol.
les The light Of love. admitted through
he window OF the heart, warns and Eour-
shes the soil Of the sou.--causcs the buds Of
5eneyolence to expand. aud the capsnles Of
charity TO Ee. flied with the ripe seeds Of
sympathy. Without the genial seeds us
love, The bosom freezes and becomes 10
barren as goose pasture in winter Ifa
hower cllahces 20 boom, ii is destitute OF
fragrance, or ii il have any wastes its
sweetness as the poet says, upon the desert
air. 10 be without love is like being with.
out ire IN winter, lamp at midnight,
aud sun at midday The heart ,hatiner.
er loves Is as hard as bfickbat, as nsensi.
bic as pick ed clam 10 oil the finer fingers
and stranger TO every delightful emotion.
Ano bachelor, my friends, whose heart Is
never warned with atfection is a miserable
nobody IN tIieworid. He is as cold.blooded
as a turtle nnsl looss just as melancholy AZ
clam. Ills hopes die as soon as they be.
gin to pn-seather; there is no more senti.
nent IN bis foul than there is music in a
cornstalk fiddle, bis thoughts are wrapped
up IN the shroud OF self he knows not tho
pleasure attendant Oil the sexual amalgama.
ton Of the soul mis- abode is fixed in tie
soitnrs wild OF celibacy, where all ia cheer.
less and dreary. There he lives, and there
he dies, unhonofed and unwept; and when
he is iually carried away by the curren, Of
time, we can only say, there goes another
parcel ot trubhish into the gull OF eternity.
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Success OF FLYING MACHINE.
. Boston Evening Transcript OF last Thursday
says I'VE learn from Mr.. Shaw, mail agent
who came passenger in the Commodore 10
Sloniagton, last evening, that most sue.
cesstnl ascent was made from Jersy City,
alb lnt hali.past five yesterday afternoon, by
Capt. Taggart, in his new flying machine.
This machine is furnished with revolving
propeors, which were kept in motion by
the occupant of the ear. The wind was
from the South, and the direction Of the bal
loon easlerly; and TO the passengers in the
Comtnodore Il aaa,,ad =, aie,...as
about half amile ,' "
The spectacle was yery beantif,l ana AZ.
citing aud many persons believe that tho
great problem Of navigating the air has a.
last been solved.
Capt. Taggart remained suspended over
me GUY N ms machine for about quarter
o. a'' hoaF; ana then followed the steam.
Uoas : aowsl s.' me sound. beating y handsome
Y - speeu,--r rom 'he direction ne TOOK.
Z A hal;a,,a va 's fooaess sslsl were sent up. ne
Long IsIaad WI W., 'sa.ea na..5 . is'seineao'
I - ''s1Fs.
Its said that. in 553, when the nex,
Presdentialtefnl begins, Mr.. Clay will be
seveniy.six, Daniei Webster eevehty-one.
Mr. Benton seventy.one und General scou
slx'y.nlns- MI buchanan being bache.
.or, M y y mol 'hougn1 dolieate 70 ailudc TO his
ssa's' 49, .,-~---~--.-.
LADIES AsDsJgwrLs.---In Jewels Mi,
near. for the first time. American Ia.
dies rival the sunptuousness of that;.
tied danes Of Europc and tbis ,ye.hear
ahundantly confirmed by the charninr
prodigas themselves There il onr
difference how ever. betweentl,e Amer.
ican and European wear of costlv.iew.
els: costly Jewels are The livery M
dowagers. Partly because youth bean.
ty and wealth seldom come tooetber
partly because il ID good taste for beau
~ 10 be .'unadornedv--and partly he.
cause great costliuess. except whar
nxcytsahl,. u,,t 1,4t,. .tt
is al oasns;,a .,ss,,,,.,.;... ~ .s. .'
III oysr 49, laF.iou ..ta'. 49, y 'upef,or-
,,;s,aa sneLe ,l,s. "no'n .,,',. lnance nus less
Jnahtl,.s. IT,. sysis';'sa III, teesp's y