The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-11

children. uuder ,bs prtbtse,ioa q eis[,lns
pop. and the hereafter 10 be tisd en- criminal
complaint The odsndsfs wife Is the daughter 81 Dadsy
Selden. eeq Gi
MAssEss AAD cuerosls OF MosAos rsKAeaxgs-
The Bossoa Herald. announcing the death OF Elder
| q Adams. Molmon preacher, says:
.On hrs second yisii 10 Boston the Elder preached
baptized converts. whipped newspaper editor and play
ed STAR engagement Al The National Tbestre. He
lad ustrioas aud hed Up bs time. We have fund oil
anecdotes concerning ihls strange mortal which shall
be glad 10 rnt al some other lime We eose this
Gig By briefly adseIting 10 the chassemeni he gave
ediiof Tor strongly cIcsing his performance OF Richard
lfi The erhce OF the editor Washington etreet
where Propeller now Keeps. Adams srmei himself with
eo~h'de snd watched his viclim Soon the un~usPeri-
ing fellow came down STAIRS and Adams spfang upon
hm. excsimine The Lord has delivered tnee my
hands. and shali give ihse forty stripes one,
scripture ioeasuis Brother Graham keep tally SO
say ing, re proceeded 10 lay the punishment with
hearty good VIII IL ihr mean lime large crowd had
gathered ssound hea the tally ny Adams left The
man, and addressed the crowd as foIlows Men and
brothers. my name is Elder Geoge G Adams preacher
OF The everlasting gospel have classified mine enemy
10 This afternoon 10 faf engagement al The Prov,
ience theatre, where shall play OF Shaksp~Se's
Immortal creations shzll return 10 the city The end
OF week. and WALL BY Divine PERMISSION. play Macbeth
a the National theatre Saturday night, and preach three
times on Sunday The immortality OF The SOUL the
atty OF matter, and in answer 10 the question, who j.
ihe Deyhf May grace and peace be with you Amen.''
~
how vadshan editor Of The True Democrat, wa. swis-
died BY cote rascal out OF $500 last week sale Of
lois WAS 70 Come oH and confidence man." who prob
ably had found that Wang han desired bid approach
ed him in the most familiar way with STOOD evening.
Vaughan !; how your and calling himself DR.. Ry-
der said he The agent Of The landowner and would
bid couple OF los OFT Tor the credaIous editor If he de-
sired. Vaughan. having INDUCED Largely through the
vegetable season. graner than usual. and was SO
taken with The tine. genllrmany appearance Of the agent
hat be absolutely handed him out $500 10 make his
bids with The moraing he went 10 the safe, found
DIR RYDER there. and asked him if be had made pur-
4 cbsre-s g5se.ss s.s gs
20 yes don't you zee those two fine lois on The cor
lneri Those yours, and 6ne bargain you have,
Vaughan OF course. delighted. and requested the
DR.. 10 call the True Democrat Office four O'Clock
and settle bull The weary hours OF all that night passed
away. and agent The primo pal conductor Of
the "unJsr. gro,,ai raRsoad up there scofched.
Vaughan says she wouldn't treat Niger soH
Joseph eyfron an isish barriser with broad brogne,
trying Judge Starting the LauderdsIe
conTi, one dAy. hat something be laid down law
aw but the judge promptly raied the point against him
Not satisfied, 10 took up Blackstone and commenced
reading passage 10 prove be right But the judge
interrupted him sonewha, indignantly with The inlero.
aiory, Mr. HeYfron, do you say that this
does understand the law" I" Oh. no, yer honor.'
Immediately rejoned Joseph. in his barneyesi Irish.
dont say that yer honor don't unders and the
law. Blu, merely reading The passage 10 show what
a divl Of a fool Blackstone was =
In fashionable novel. The author says. Lady Emma
trembled, grew pale. asa Immediately tainted" The
prin,er. putting instead oil rendered il " the lady
Emma irem..ed. grew pale and imnediaseiy P7is'ed
els tina, ig hining bug in the street, said puiblibd
| cid lady. -
No. grandma" said pert Little miss. il. big bug
with cigar"
ScrxE .H,TrIN, ~ THE sKAsoXs -OI Time lsays the
Albany K.ickefbocker) has changed the accord
1 ing TO the pronsers plscard. Summer vanished
hressh. The fall scenery is displayed. AccofdrK to
lhs alranac The has ended. and though he boil
weather fingers melt the starch in ones collar and The
eoessg 81 frame. ye the truth r.. wak,es
rxh, straight into tie middle Of September sdvsnc
ing the ,rle end u cold and chilly weahef. Ipeases
US greatly 10 ieel that fall is here-ths soon nov lhe
leaves will yellow the Trees. and the grasp Of
their stems upon the LIMBS grow ie~bler. all wind
lttte tuder and chilly than have lately iei will
sever their connexions and sweep Them away. In
dscFyard the grapes The sunny eide OF the clusters
turning purple There is something rich in this bes.ed
OF year that pens them, and brings the blood
,aio their cheeks There dead lhes than fresh
blooming the border and the oil Sharon
grow daily The tree The dshlias in full
blooms sien assys that the winds will be cooler
sarb The tuds OF The zfsmis,a s~ei:ing The
balmy fragrance OF ia leaves always pleasant The
Hoxsrs are beautiful in tL,r and they only
app~ar when the other flowers are rehearpg. every
scented petal sogg OF frost and glo wing fires on
Kitchen heaths-oi hre-wood and coslof nsnnels
and xooen stock ings-snd all those cheerful ptepzra-
lions for winter tina, make old men young again whsn
\ they think OF them.
I A EArurR's ADVICE TO mrs soS,-Thc fine dr,ws axh
dear John. that must 60 lhe way from which re-
tsfns cannot take thee with me. and leave thee in
v odd here good counsel Is not suoersbandant Noos
il born WISE Time and experiences teach separate
the grain from Inc chat have OF the void
than 700 IL no, all gold that sl,iiers have scan
many star fall from heaven and many staff which
men hs leaned break. therefore, give this adv.ce the
result Of ny experience: .-. 4 .
Attach not thy heart 10 fansaiory thing. The
truth comes no, US. dear must seek il. That
which YOU sec scraiinze carefully and with regard
Things unscen and eternal rely God Search no orc
40 closely az ihyself. Within dwes the lodge no
never decsves and whose voice ~ Than tbs
/ arylAuses OF the world and than al the VIE
dom OF The Egyp'ians and The Greek. Resolve. my
son. 10 do nothing which this voice is opposed When
you think and project. strike your forehead and
Tor HIS counsel tie speaks al first low and hsr~
innocent chill but II Jon honor His innocence, He grad
aaly loosees hs tongue and speaks distinctly.
Despss no, any reI'xos easy to despse, bnt il is
much better TO understand. UphoId truth wAen ihoa
c,ns, and be wiling. for her sake, TO D. hated; but
IL. a