Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

sell Ne yOlce OI Olay, lne question involved, the nobleness ol the senii- ment, were all in such violent contrast with Hale, that even ke felt n. Sev. eral Senators remarked that it was the first lime they had seen Hale show his discomfiturc and deieat, which was in- deed overwhelming .s4 sasss aase lessrl N syaS nga-3- x is~ s4l-5l.AEaA ssE4s8l sak
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 ' saw the temple reared by the hand of man, standing with it's high pima cles in the distant plain the storm beat upon il, the God of nature hurled its lhundcrbolls against il, and yel it stood as firm as adamant. Reyelry was in its hall the guy, the young, the happy and beautiful were there. Y \ N returned, and the temple was no more its high walls were scattered in ruins ;ihe moss and ivy grass grew widely there, and at midnight hourthe i owls cry added 10 the desola,ion of the scene l; lhe young and the gay who had revelled there had passed away. VI
 ! saw the child rejoicing in hisy youth, the idol of his father. lrelnrned and tile child had become old. Trembling with the weight of years he stood the ! las. of his generation, a stranger amid the desola'ion around him.
 Isaw afl oak standing in all its pride on the mountain; tho birds were ca- rolling upon it's boughs. returned, the oak was leafless and saplsss, the winds were playing their pastimes ihrongI, the branches M
 < Who is the destroyer ?'' said ! 10 my guardian angel. ai fs ass8s aiss |, is Time, 7 said he. E When the morning stars sang together with joy over the new made world, he com- 1 menced his course, and when he shall have destroyed oil that Is beautiful on ear,h, rlucked the sun from his sphere,
 yelled tue moon in blood yea, when
 lie shall roll the heaven and earth away as scroll -illen shall an angel from the throne of God come forth, 1 and with one foot upon the land and one upon iIle sea, lift up his head to- { ward heaven and heavens Eternal, l and say: ---
 Time is. Time was. Tine shall be nc more. PGnlding. s. ss;.sss.e G.pc me q Jid, genileman- one stan llleicart---do give Us bid, if i you please- any thing to starr inc cart, cried an excited aticlioneer, who stood { in ihe cart he was endeavoring to sell.
 Anything yda please 10 stariii.ia 'If dais all you wants, III slhari her Tor you, exclaimed q broad backed coun.ryman, applying his shoulder to the wheel, and giyiing ll,e cart sud- den push forward ,ltsmbIing the action
 eer over the side. By ths time the
 fallen auctioneer had segained his feet,
 ihe country man had started to. saesa insv4 afss, ,8Y Nsts4. .4----- -si- hss ss sas
 EasIi may nol be generally known tliat \ ihe human hair (light hairs lield upto the sun, presents all the phenomena of tie prism, giving ihe various colors oi iilse rainbow. Isolated haiss will giss ataiheir end tho circle, cOlored q tho
 rainbow The hair, thefefirs. .is proved
 to be triangular. and possessing tle SpFoperiies of tlle prism. aa tsefEp N " aqv; --ss--77k ssls-s l We once heard . KeFmQnter express i! his opinion Of apeFs0nin nc following fisiyie of classics coaId iake. ' said ne. !" the lii,Ie end of 6pshing sad whillls il down l0 . point punch ene 9the piih 0f | horse hit, end pAt in Iloriy 9hcdsaHa suct sb0IS as ills, s1ske ihem up. and hsSd fe|ils '
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