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The Wonderful Prophet,
A RIDDLE.

He is not Noah's son, nor levitc-not
John the Baptist, nor the Wandering Jew
he was before any Of them. His genera
ton was before Adam, with whom he was
in the garden Of Eden, he was also with No
all in the Ark, and near Christ at his trial be-
fore Pontius PLATE the scriptures make
frequent mention of this prophet, yet he new
erknew his father or mother. He walks
barefooted like an old friar, and wears neith-
er hat, cap, bonnet or any other head attire,
his coat is neither of woolen, linen, silk,
cotton, hair, bark, leaves or sheep skin, and
yet abounds with n variety Of colors, and
fits close to his body, with neither seam but
tons, girdles, hoops or stitches with aneedle.
He is not full four feet high, aud CARR es
neither stick, club, cane or any warlike in
strument, and yet he encounters his enemies
furiously, and often lays them dead on the
spot He takes no money, neither does he
lose an y, nor is he provided for the time to
come, but he thinks it sufficient when the
day arrives to provide for it /; he is not fond
of worldly show-abd would rather live n
afarmer's barn than in kings palace. lie
Is remarkable for temperance, p.eferrino
clear water to the strongest spirits On earth,
he was never married, yet he has sew eral fa-
vorites whom he loves dearly, for if he ha.
but Que morsel Of meat he divides it among
them. He is very jealous, and would rather
lose his life than countenance rival. He
is neither whig nor tory-conformist mol
non-conformist. He holds no articles OF
Christian Faith neither does he deny any
He neither goes to church nor synagogue
for convenience sake, and as for Moses law
he scorns to walk across the street TO hear
it. He once preached an eminent sermon
before a man who thought to reward him
therefor, but in the end brought tears from
his eyes--he Is very urgent in proclaiming
with out streached arms that the day Of the
Lord is at hand, and at the voice of his pro-
phecy the doors and windows are opened
he speaks no language perfectly y, yet all un-
dcrstand, I#
Answer next week.
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YOUTH G. MANHOOD.
a VIGOROUS LIFE OR A PREMATURE
DEATH

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From the Star Spangled Banner.
The Saddened Soul.
BY STAPLES.

BY STAPLES.
Yes, the saddened heart grows fearful,
As lightnings rend the sky;
And maddened thunders roll along
The sea of azure die.
1t glances DER the sterile earth
Then lifts its troubled soul
To things above-and silent waits
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And sleepin Jesus arms.
To join perhaps, brother there,
Or sister still more dear;
Who's gone before, and waiteth now,
To greet him with their cheer.
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Puzzle.

Maef hnhv coca ipsl lea OTTO,
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Httr eytr y tgl etrn std ge,
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Answer to Puzzle of Last Week.

What shall give thee all my heart,
So mean the gift so fair the shrine,
l still must weep some strains away,
Ere | can dare to make it thine.
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WB7 is young lady like an arrow |!
II Why is hen walking, like mutiny
Answers next week.
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Selertea paetry.
From the Star Spangled Banner.
The Power Of Kindness.
BY ANNIE

~ LITTLE word in kindness spoken,
A motion or tear,
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