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1t is related that Calico, who invented

1t is related that Calico, who invented
the telescope with which he observed the
satellites of Jupiter, invited man who
was opposed to him to look through it,
that he might observe Jupiter's moons.
The man positively refused, saying, "If I
should see them how could ! maintain my
opinions, which I have advanced against
your philosophy" This is the case With
many. They will not hear it for fear that
the arguments which they have framed viii
be destroyed, and they may b obliged 70
give up their vicious indslgenees.
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"Tell Her to meet Me there. !"
BY MISS n. n. HCDBAgD.

Tel h~r. on. tell her how
LIFTS sands cbb fast away,
Tell her that on my brow
Is the seal of sure decay.
Tel her the earth looks bright,
And its scenes are passing fair:
There's a purer one of Light
tell her to meet me there"
Tell her we oft have gazed
Upon yon starry sky,
In Loves first, early days,
Ne'er thinking one would die.
Tell her our hearts were twined
Into a wreath SO fair,
Of its blight we never dreamed
.Tell her to meet me there
Tell her. oh. tell her ton.
There's pressing at my heart
A weight / never knew
TIL from loved ones called to part.
Tell her that when she hears
I've left this world Of care,
To she'd no sorrowing tears-
Tell her to meet me there.
Tell her my Savior's love
Ny dying pulses thrill
But all other things above,
/ love. / love her still.
Tell her the breath Of fame
Is a bubble on the air
To n hcav nd. served name
Tell her TO meet NE there.
Tell her the falling leaves
rrquicm Sem for nc
But f,r them who e'er Cricves,
Spring will rc-rofe the tree.
Tell her my parting soul
Snrrs on the wings of prayer,
Not distant far the goal
Tell her "a meet me there.
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Perhaps you think this impossible; but
the busiest life has some pausss. When
l see the large amount of time spent BY
some over the lowest sort of newspapers, |
am convinced that the most industrious
young men might obtain a few minutes
day for study g: and it is astonishing how
much can be learned in few minutes .
day. What can not be done to-day, may
be accomplished tomorrow. 1t is rs true
of time as of money-"Take care Of the
pence, and the pounds will take care Of
themselves" Or as Young now more po-
etically expresses it-"Sands make the
mountain, moments make the year"
Do little every day. Constant drop
ping wears away the rock. When APPEL.
les, the famous Greek painter, was asked
how he had been able to accomplish so
much for art, he replied: "By the obser-
vance of one rule-No day without line"
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Making total Of COOS persons in the
six Institutions, Of which four thousand
four hundred and fifty y-seven, or very near.
ly three-fourths, are foreigners.
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IEw1sBuRG CHRONICLE
Az INDEPENDENT FANiLr JOURNAL
n,uea on Wednesday mornings at Lewis6urs
Union county,, Pennsylvania.

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TERMS-$l50 80 per year for cash actually in advance
&,-5 Maid within three months: g 90 if paid within
If not paid before the year expires cents io
;nr. numbers Subscriptions for six months or less
n. oad in advance Discontuuances optional with inc
Pubi;.her. except when the year is paid up.
ApyERrrsExEyrs handsomely inserted at % cents per
square one week. 81 four weeks 50 year two squares
al for six months s. for year Mercantile sdVer'ise
m n,s not exceeding one fourth of column $40 year
JnR WORK and casual advertisements TO be paid Tor
when handed in delivered.
NyyIr,1,oys solicited all subjects Of general int
-es not within the Of party or sectarisn contest
An letters must postpaid accompanied by thr r"i
a1dress of the writer receive attention 10 nose
re,atns excusyel the Editorial Department to be d
-, 10 Urypy G. NrEoK. Esq. htor-anl those on
business to o. v. woRpES. PaNishr
the Post Office. U. N NohDhH, iF'pf'''o''
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The following table shows the number
of persons in the different Institutions
from January LIST to June Both, 1851, in
elusive; also the number Of foreigners in
each department:
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is come, Wi-no-na is avenged, and Now
cen shall be at rest. Tonight, when the
full moon walks the central sky, his spirit
shall fade from earth and fly to meet hiA
long lost tribe in the hunting ground Of
the spirit land And see! even now has
she reached her summit Hark! hear
voice. IT'S Wi-no-na speaks-she softly
calls. .Mow-een! Mow-een? she beck
me to come-I go-Son Of the pale
S eet strains of music struck upon my
ear as the shadowy form grew fainter, and
faded on my sight 1 was awake-twas
a dream-the sun was set, and the pale
queen Of night was reigning in her full
harvest glory in the zenith; had slept for
hours; 1 still heard soft, distant music,
and it was some moments before l could
realize that was reclining in the summer
house, and that the sounds heard were
from the orchestra, in the ballroom below.
fastened down the hill, and soon was
mil 81 ng in the busy mazes Of the dance,
bu. amid the gaiety Of the scene l was
unable to divest myself Of the impression
which my strange dream had made upon
me, or to forget the adrnonition Of my
mysterious VISITOR" Son of the pale face,
harbor not anger, hatred, nor revenye."
SIT noted fact with regard to the water Of the Bed
ford Springs that althoush highly b-ne6i in all oth.r
dis used by persons suffering from pulmonary
affections il not the disease but sometimes
produces disastrous results
tNany settlers of the Allegheny in the vicinity OF
Raid Hill tell shrieks that heard clear windy
nights vicinity of ancient indian burial ground
These strange soundsno doubt produced BY the aeton OF
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A mint Of water, converted inte steam,
IN. . suaee II about 1900 Pints.
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From the Beiford nqairer.
LEGEND OF THE SPRING.
ny DR CHARLES n HICKOK,

De thou spirit of health goblin damned.
Bring with thee airs from heaven blasts from hell,
he thy intents wicked or charitable,
Thou com'st in such questionable shape
That will speak to thee! HAMLET.
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INROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maxims,
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Past and Present Delusions in Political Econo-
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FOR APRIL 1851. ~.

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