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4 GEM IN THE RIE Err.

yonno mother. with the tears Of bereave
rcnt in her ewes. stood over the River of
Death gazing w>tuIlv INTO its black and
>lncci>h waters. as if she would fain rest her
oaze uron some object away down-d""n in
its fathomless depth. She gazed long and
wistfullv. and the black waves rolled slug
si>hly onward.
And the mother laid her hands subniS-
sivclv on her bosom ard wrIt, and said "My
Gem My Gem
And a celestial being like An Angel stood
near the hidden door Of her heart, and whis-
percd in silvcrv voice ike music;
What seekest thou, mourning sister :"
"Alas :" said the monrner. 81 once. even
Yesterday. wore beautiful Gem in nv hos-
on. To me it was nvalualle-it was no tri-
vial gem, it was one that KINGS and monarchs
might well have been proud Of The rich
rs of the East could not have purchased it
from me. In an hour that was to me evil
and miserable. the Gem dropped from my
bosom into the dark night Of this deep river
| saw il floating away from me gently as the
coming Of an eastern shower, and reached
after it, but it was beyond my Grasp. aud nv
cen,-mv babe, smiled upon me as it was rid
ing on the waves farther and farther from
me. 1t began to sink-to sink from my sight
and in moment nv gem was gone-gono
fare 'rr =" And she turned sorrowfullv a
way
And the Angel voice whispered again:
'.Stav, sister. grieve not-look again into
the dark river"
She looked as she was bid and a CRY of
sweet and rapturous 10Y hurst from her lips
"ThankS to the Father: see my gen,
floating gently in a great black wave Oh
NAV not wear it in my bosom again ~
"Stav, sister. thou art deccived what thou
seest in the river is not thy gem: it is the
shadow of what was rivcn thee in trust. Look
sister, Heavcnward and bid thy mourning
heart rejoice"
Ga ,ooLo1,,oa onl .bo J,rl,
llue cIoudv skv she saw , s;nrle snot clear
and hr;obt and IN :, hr;oht st,r ,vos r,e,m-
;nc ami il sIverv r,vs came dow, ,,I 1,,c-
cd on the GLOOMY river o;v;no fine black
wave BRIGHTNESS. as f silvcrcd throuob and
through: and away down many fa,boms the
briobt reflection rested and this the mourner
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THE AUTUMN ANDITS LESSONS,

All that is earthly must fade This is an
annual lesson, taught by the falling leaf, the
whitening frost the silence which pervadcs
the air, and the wreck and decay of vegeta-
reign. Another Autumn is upon us now
The tassels of the corn are dead, and the
husks of the standing ears have lost their
green The scythe is shearng the hav fields
of their last burden. Small yellow leaves,
that have exhausted their vitality before the
advent of the frost are dropping, one by one.
from the trees. Flower stalks that but few
short week since stood green and glowing
bearing proudly up their wealth of floral
beauty, stand dark and dead The first faint
intimations of approaching dissolution rests
upon all vegetation, yet, amid these scene.
the fruits of autumn are spread upon ever,
side. Apples bend from the Dough, nut
wait on the trees for the los>cnng fingers OF
the frost, wains 90 creaking home laden will
homely roots. the graineries are already fill
led, and soon, housed and garnered the pro
duet of the year will await the grateful us
of man and animal
All that is earthly must fade 1--WE a
do fade As the leaf" Man has his Spring
his Summer, his Autumn, and his Winter
Some leaves wait not for the frost and ia
early, but we who grow crisp and dry wit
age, and we who grow golden and glorious
the fro>tS of time. must all alike follow the
to the earth There are worme-eaten frni
and blasted corn-carS in the fields of human
~. as in the fields of vegetation. The roc
ones only can find place in the storehou
Of the great IIusbandman. The lcs,t
of the autumn bears upon and illustrates Il
whole subject Of the close of human life
!fre year is but hollow farce without fri
As the grand result \ human life, in
Autumn ilte III which is seen no fruit. betra
apervcr~on so foul that it might make
angel weep, and as the angels look down 1,
on tine world. may they find traces viii
blush like apples among the leaves. char
tiers well filled out and clean from all
parity, tue wisdom filling all the store hous
and the seeds Of IN immortal life perfect
and ready 10 lie lnlol.eA in
those everlasting ..rifns
W ere arcc,> walk ana -,r.,,,', are the warden,
-NprUqptM Hpp}icnn
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LITTLE BOYS FAITH.

A little boy with his mother was dccend-
inc the rapids of the st Lawrence. The wa
tiers boiled and sur.ed round the vessel as she
dashed furiously along. The boy stood still.
Tighter and tighter he gra>pcd his mothers
hand and with blue eyes darkcncd by earn
est thought looked upon the face of the wa
ter. soon the rain began to fall heavily, the
water still more agitatcd, and the mother felt
that when the keel of the vessel grated "a
"ain>t the rock, visions of storm and wreck
passed through the little ones mind. She
saw that he was frightened. and began to
question whether it would not be best to car
~ him to the warm cabin, and by song and
story becuie his excited mind. just as TIL,
moment, he gently pressed her hand, and
looking down upon him, she saw the expires
sion of serious thought give away, sweet
smile dawning upon his lips, as he said softly
to himself rather than to her, the toIlowin!
lines
Then the Captains little daughter.
Took her father by the hand
Saving, i not God upon III" water
Just the same ~ on the lanl -
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Latest StYle CHATS & CAPS.

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The alloy, Stock vii hc offered at rric..- L. IN
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BOOTS, SHOES a GROCERIES,
JOHN FRY, JR.

: constantly manufacturing Ill kinds Of Boot,
I and shoes AT hi shoe shop Lower Waterford
He ha- n"w "u hand AMI Tor sale thick boots and :.
.""' assortment Of Kid Shoes Also attache 10 the
>:!lnt. i
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hose everlasting g.rrrns
W ere arev,> walk ana >,rlpn. are the warc!en> e"
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st Metropolitan Hall, commencing THURSDAY ENtN"
ING March $, 10 continue the evenings OF March y
T. 8, 10, H. II and Is. -,
Paintings pctuIing different the progress OF Crea-
ton in the Mineral Vegetable, and Animal Kingdoms
These Paintings cover two thousand feet OF canvas ana
are valued at over .ex.n,
Wv TWENTY. EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS!
During the course series of and startling Expert
ments M Electricity Electro Magnetism and Gavanisn
will be given with immense Iron Gsvanic Battery
only one of the kind made These experiments nave
been received with enthusiastic applause wherever they
have been given. -, -, -
Tctsfs Is cents Tickets to the course 81 for sale at
ID APPIETON'S G. 5. FRANCIs'S, EVANS BRIT
TAN corner of Broadway and 4ths, and At the door.
Doors open at 6l Lecture to commence at u O'clock
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TNHE WASHINGTON EXHIBTTION-In
Il aid Of the New-Yort Gallery Of the fine Ara
choice collection Of Pcrures open from A tii 10
F. NJ American Ar Uu.on Galleries, No ~ Broad FsJ
A6E1lt;alee = eents. Season Tickets % ceats-
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ar SALE.-Wil BE- sold &C Public

Il Auction on MONDAY the ith lsy N April next be
tween the hours Of aud ocipck sthOss rcserN, 20 the
highest bidder the entirely and beautiful Hotel call
ed the Phillips House, with the lo sue,hed thereto The
huldngis 100 feet Man-st loo feet % wing OF
hsh This Hotel built within the past year BY A.
.ociatOn Of Gentlemen IN Dayton, cost Of sS>o; -
lighted with gas ba-hue aud all the other modern
improvements The house elegantly furnished the furni
ture will be sold with she Hotel
The city OF Daytcu without doubt one Of the most
beautiful Places IN the STATE OF Ohoit 10 connected by
Railroad with all the pnc pal points in the State and be-
ing bat two hours ride by railroad from CINCINNATI viii
become one of the desirable locations tor summer
place OF in the West raerc II stores under the
Hotel now rented 10 the first class mercantile firms.
Terms easy particulars OF which will be known sp
Pie ation 70 MOULTON, PLiMPrOS, NlLLIAMSS Co,
M AZ Rrnad.say or 20 JOIN RkNCH. nlKtOn. ONO.
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V1HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
= ART-Coutsining a Seres Of AUTHENTIC PAINE
TNGS b te celebrated M,ster in ehrolnlo Zc Or
der, frsr GUIDO De SIESSE, "A. D l22i, , down 20
HORACE NFRNET, il now opeu for Exhibition AZ ne
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS. No 80 Broadway. from 9,
A ~ 20 3 P NJ and 70 IT, P. w. Admission 3 osu.s.