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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
DEGUIAR NAH LINE via sroyTyGroy

DEGCLAR MAIL LINE via SroNIyGroy
IL fos BOSTON PROyIDEsCE NEW BEDFORD "a
TAUNTON inl,at kost. ~tsl0oi chahfs o. sst,s
We .t-snn-w PLlsoUrH ROCK c,-t Js-s ssos- 81
COMMODORE. CAPT " IA Fss-e essseefoa ~tiA Iss
sounscu .Ee Pr0, Bs<ss and Provta-ns. sxi
80. -.sins Yors e.y suri,,. cac-pesl f-,a p,
Ne IN e. trr -hsrf ssc.. ltsry piece a. gsiacs
srS ssouinS,on .f oelscs .r,J q ne s.i
tr-is .hich raves Bos,oa a. 50 y
Th-.- 80 .rs>r. rrsuyss--e ff cr-ssh aey .r>s<
eoTicrt .rs sss.see rAs Ossss sIPerss.l .as q,
n, coxxOpoRs from Ss~. Yort-N2ss.y w.s-..s.v
ara srday FfcE st.pinstSs-Tseseay. rhaeAJ ssa SCI
r., PLYMOUTH ROCK RON Sss fo,s-r us.1s,, rs.s.
ssy .nd saturday. Firm sioaiEft0s-Nnasy wednesday
SB-Pys--s-, % arriving 9, stosins-e. proceed a.s
&.fs ey AL train frsvasner bosien lsa7toe aa1 Ss~
ss1ssra or By .seonrscdss0s ra.s from sosrssoa s7N
rerVu.h tesess on N.sS.y. w.esests,s snd Fasys ss
Hsn-ckst Holns-ss Hole and "oet ne,s - Sss BED
ford eo.aeefna ~ith ths new stsansr sAoLs WING
B.ssse Mater accom- the stssEeos' aAss 70 ~
s...... h~rths ssa,.roouas freight spsesfeas nag
~ made Per No n R a. The otee 10 s..ses, eseA
STATEN ISLAND and NEW-fORk tEkRf
~ NOTICE -CHEAr ENCCRsI0S-fS- 81 eeats o.
sas after April TO- 1884 the boats vii leave - oso~ snal
fsrthsr seues: Lesvs yssaesrs Lssdns stain isAas
every soer fron n to " Ls.v. foo, o. "m'eeA-
e. Nswyor every honr from A N toIp
CENTRAL RAILROAD a NEw-JERSEY-
Ar,ps-uers eomnencisE New 70 lscs: Leave Se~ Vera
Tor ynEon ~ Gesnsn RID JACKET sas wfONISo.
hon Pier No sS,,A Rive, asa a.! ? NJ con con.
ro.a which leave New Yerk from foot q Cozrsndt 81
foi s.@.ri. WI J, S'--J.''s, A'i's'4 no" ''s' =
Rs;srsins l..eSbalesburs opposite Ess.o'l as ~
NFW-YoRK AND ELiZABErHPoRr
L..v. N---Yors Al $ ard &c: 70 A n. .na.p
Leave EitssbssApot ct sos .: Is N IL ..d Il
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STEAMSHIPS between HAvRE and NEW.

~ YORK, DIRECT. -
TIE steamship ALPS will ssil from Hsve, drse for New
York without calling any port in Enssnd The rates Of
freight and passage 10 the First and Second Cabins will DO very
moderate.
pounced.
The rate OF insurance France e-s by ships nom Hsvre
osrect Tor New York BY ships Calling English port
Apply Hsvre Paris u Boueyads dee lt.lens to DON
Alb CURRIE or In New.York TO z. CuNARD.
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24


u ApyLPHA from Pier No North aiver-Two unes
A.ipy AZ Z A. N asi n. NJ Moruins line as 4 ~, ~
s,e.rbost John POTTER to SOUTH AhBOf, thence ~
10 "a, PLACES ard PhsdephA fss % EXPIRES i,se
I'm hy John POrrERto ANsoY thence direct % Csm-
S<n by ears through In ave hsurs tMe - way Aescn-
uod.on ana Emsr.nt Line sti p. n tss 81 - SA-
ins n 81 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
Danrins Academies.

"A No SOS Broadway, opposite lthst nov open iortae
reception Of pups whe commence at any time tsass
"a EhuS,,n ON Wedn and Saturdays ct aud NJ
asntlsaen on Wednesday, Thursdays and every other td
at NJ Prseteins As.emeles on s'ofs.y Ss, ,S
Isdss and Gentlemen. Mouthly Sorees |" usual ouoassS
1eonaiips dave hou and terms OF can 20 h~'
~ shs Iesaemy Al spy time will be sent BY poet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

EOWID X COLLINS No. 50 wsl-st NY
Brown sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
O. WAINWRIGHT L Co.. Paris,
GEO r. DRAPER. Hsvrs .
The these ships will be- accountable Tor gold
diver bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals m
les bills OF lsdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed - x.,, IL,
will please take notice that the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods contrsband OF war
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IRON SEw.YORx TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
secoft Cabin Passage. 10
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. oo
The ships from Boston call 81 HALIFAX
ARABIA Capt Iudkins AMERICA, Capt Lang,
PERSIA Capt Ryne, EUROPA. Capt Shsnnon,
ASIA Capt e q. Lott. CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA CAPT Harrison, NIAGARA Capt Leiteh.
These carry clear white light at mast hesd
O starbosrd bow red on port bow
ASIA, Lott. leaves Boston, wednesday, lIth ysn'y
CANADA Stone, leaves Boston, Wednesday, 1lst Jsny
AFRICA Harrison, leaves Boston, Wednesdsy 18th Foby
BeTihs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
these ships will not M accountable for Gold,
Silver Buioa Specie Jewey Precious Stones Metals,
bills Of sdns signed theres and the value thereof
therein expressed.
For Freight and Pssssxe apply TO
T. CUNARD, No Bowling green.
There will be sesmshp Of this line from New York until
fryshe uotir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
OPFNING of the MAIN LINE and GALE

ORRAScH Of TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
NEW andCONTINUOUs RAILROAD ROU rE from CAlk0
TO GALENA, from CAIRO 20 CdiSA0o. MiTa n1gI
CHANGE OF CARS -THROUuH LINE 10 ST. LouiS
ALL the WAY by RAILROAD
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Professional Nciites.
ANEARNEsT CHALLENGE to the =

"A l1sest end b-.au1l collection Of ARTIFICIAL
EYES imported They reseu Die The naarA eye
sciy 10 color and erpsoo and w and loos p-eseiy
lie BE- Inserted sad removed 81 pleasure ~taoai
the sghter pain operation The Profession seped %
lber,i tenn. JAMES W POWELL,
Orui.s ard rr s02 Brosdusy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
THE NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
j STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships eomPosins thls

line the follo~inE - o,.,, =. Al,
BALTIC Capt Comstock ADkIATIC
These ships built BY contract expressly Tor GOV
has been taken In their constrc
non their engines TO insure strength and speed and
their accommodations for unequAed o eesnce
and comfort Price passage from Se~fors 10 Liverpool IN
htclass cabin SlS second do ST5 exclusive use OF 81
rooms s52s; from Liverpool 20 New fGuU
and n guinea An surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

CoDFIsH AR1sTocRAcY.-Mayo Wood of New
York lately received communication from a
young lady on Fifth Avenue, informing him of
house kept by highly respectable person on
Green street as an assignalion house. The young
lady herself has been frequently importuncd to
go there.
His Honor, thinking the affair Of sufficient
importance to warrant him in making some in
LEGATIONS, placed the matter in the hands Of
trustv officer, with instructions TO collect such
information as was in his power. The effcer
accordingly set to work, and ascertained beyond
doubt that some twenty-five of the most res
pectable ladies residing in The vicinity were in
the habit of frequenting the house for the riir-
pose of fulfilling engagements made 20 gentle
men of high standing in society
This information was promptly conveyed 10
the Mayor, who was subsequently, put in posses
sion OF the names and residences Of thirteen Of
the ladies above designated, and the names. re-
sdences, and occupation of ten of ;ne gentlemen
referred to.--Journal. - rr.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

A TEST OF FAlTH.-Prof. Park. of Andover
Theological Seminary, speaking of the moral
sentiments of mankind, utters this striking lam
guage: a er
These universal feelings provide us with les,
for our faith Whenever we find, my brethren,
that the words which we proclaim do not strike
a responsive chord in the hearts of the choice
men and women who look to us for consolation.
when they do not stir the depths of our own
souls, reach down to hidden wants and evoke
our best sensibiities; when they make an
abiding impression that the divine government
is harsh, pitiless. insincere, oppressive, devoid
of sympathy with our most refined sentiments,
reckless of even the most delicate emotions OF
the tenderest nature-then we may infer that
We have left out of our theology some element
which we sbould have discarded. Somewhere
ii must be wrongi"
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

ASorHER SECRET ORDER-A WHEEL WITHIN
WHEEL.-Tle New York Herald has the fol
owing: n5
THE FRIENDS OF MsLLARR FlLLNoRE IN THE
FIELp.-The lenders of The old line Clay wings
and few of the leading friends of Mr.. Fillmore
held ii secret meeting in this city on Friday eve
ming last, at:Consiiutian Hall, for the purpose
of devisinS the means necessary 10 place them
selves in communication with the Southern
friends of Mr.. Fillmore and to secure for the ex-
President the Knew Nothing nomination in 1856.
Among those present at the meeting on Friday
night last. the Hon John z. Kennedy of
of Baltimore. who. il will be recollecled was a
member of Mr.. Filmore's cabinet The osien-
sibe visit of Mr.. Kennedy to this city, as an
nonnced at the time, to visit our navy yard
and the military deienccs of our harbor We
are not particularly informed as to the delibera-
tions and results of that meeting; but we do
know that new order was formed within the
Know Nothing organization being wheel
within wheel, calling themselves 'Templars, -
and formed with the express object of infiuen-
cng the entire Know Nothing party for Mr.. Fill
more in the next CO test N +
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
NUMBER II.
A shrewd Doctor.

The Philadelphia Sunday Mercury tells story
to the effect that man named Jennings. ,under-
took, few nights since. to give colored ply
sician from st. Domingo. named Dr. Charles LIE
Brun residing in that city. severe drubbing for
malpre ctice 1t seems that Jennings bad been
troubled with dyspepsia, and had applied to DR..
LIE Brnn for cure; bat after taking the doctors
physic for month he found himself much worse,
told the doctor so and then the quarrel and as
sault just spoken of followed.
Monsieur lie Mayor" said L., g no pretend
to be ze wizard, but cure any body dat do vat
gay. tell dis man he must take two of my
pill tomorrow, four ze next day, and den go on
double ze dose forty day; and if he no cure den,
tell him to come TO me, will give him back
bis money tout suite. Sare. dat is ze bargane vat
4 made vid him, and he no do dat, so il no voD-
der he git vorse.' lcg
Jennings replied TO this took his pills.
sir, according to the directions, for five days.
doubling every day, as he told me, and found on
fifty day that the dose amounted 10 thirty-two
pills; and then I began to figure up what it
would come to in forty days and found that
should have TO take a, least half peck"
No mattare it il vas bushel, said lie Brun,
"ze pill is vegi,abeel, just same as you tnrneep,
and lie might live on zem all ze time and zey
10 hurt. But he no give re pill fair trial, vot
for gives him back his money ?"
1t was plain enough that Jennings did not 60
according to contract; and so he had no pre-
tence for asking DR.. LIE Brun to refund. The DR..
battery, if Jennings wonld perseyere in the pur-
chase and nse Of the medicine; but Jennings,
in this extreme case. preferred the operation of
The law TO that oil pbysic, and was accordingly
bound over 10 answer for the outrage he had
committed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
10 z e ar S
POLy.AgD ~ iT3&%O MS
Anti Hanlursu Pills.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
IA tent and Intermittent Fevers. ana also a
most effectual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Iudi igestinn, and Enlarge
,,nent of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter
,nittent Fever, or Fever and Asne, these pills
are undoubtedly the most e!ieciual and safe rem
.edy III the krown world. They may be taken
at any stage of The disease. well IN the cold
stage as in the hot. These pills not only stop
the Chils and Fever. but they remove from the
system all secondary afiicions which remain
nfter the use ef other remedies 10 reproduce
The disease agais. In this rcspec, We claim a
superiority over every other remedy winch has
been oeerej To the public. There is paper
round c,.o.a box under the label, containing n
short history of the of the fevers ct This
country. aad the effects and operation OF The
remedy which propose. These pills are
made a,.d put up in he city Of Marysvile, fuba
county, Gel
Depot ana afice-D st.,ec.. second door south
of the United States Hotel.
i1@ For sale in Shasta by DR.. Benz Shurtiett,
agent for Shasta County,
July 18th. 1851. iyl5if
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30


YANKEE Factory GIRLs.-In one of the facto-
ries in Maine, recently, the proprieiors reduced
the wages, whereupon there was general de-
termination TO strike, and they were obliged
10 give months notice before quitting work,
they have meanwhile issued circular to the
world at large, in which is the following inter-
esting paragraph: :" We are now working out
notice and shall soon be without employ yment;
can turn our hands to most anything; don't like
to be idle-but determined not to work for moth
ing where folks can afford TO pay. Who wants
help! We can make bonnets, dresses, puddings,
pies and cakes; can PATCH darn, knit, roast,
stew and fry make butter and cheese, milk
cows, put the parlor to rights, make beds, split
wood, kindle fires, wash and iron, besides being
remarkably fond of babies; in fact, can do any
thing the most accomplished housewife is capa-
BILE of-not forgetting the seedlings on Mondays
and Saturdays. Speak quick. Black eyes. fair
foreheads clustering locks, beautiful as Hebe,
sing like seraph and smile bewitchingly;
an elderly gentleman in want OF coed house
keeper or nice young man in want If wife
willing to sustain either character; in fact, we
are in the market Who bids 2 Goine-gone-
gone! Who's the lucky mani" '@
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
Time ! Lime ! Limo !

yEluE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
L fully announce 10 the public, thai he isnow
fully prepared 10 furnish Lime, Of an excellent
quality, at their kiln in Brisesville. a
Builders viii do well TO call before contract
Ing elsewhere, as our facilities tor burning lime
and convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH. +
| Briggsvil!c, May Is, 1875. Jel6-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

the rate of a couple of table spoonfus day, is
said to be a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, in
cases where the disease is not owing to any or
ganic arrangement. 1t is easily tried, and per-
fectly harmless, to say the least. Try it--espec-
tally ye who have been living too much on fine
white -four. a .a sa
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

10 IF anything in the world will make man
feel badly, except pinching his fingers in the
crack of door, it is unquestionably quarrel
No man ever fails 10 think less of himself after
than before. 1t degrades him in the eyes OF
others. and what is wore, blunts his sensibiliiies
on one hand, and Increases the power and pas.
sionate irritability OR the other. The truth is
the more peaccably and quietly we get on, the
better for our neighbors. In nine cases out OF
ten the better course is, if man cheats you
quit dealing with him; if he is abusive, quit his
company; and if he slandes you, take care to
live SO that nobody will believe him. No matter
who he is, or how he misuses you, the wisesi
way is to let him alone for there is nothing bet
ter than this cool, calm, and quiet way of deal,
ing with the wrongs we meet with.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
To a kiss.

Humid seal of soft affections,
Tenderest pledge of future bliss,
Dearest tie of young connections,
Loves first spowdrop-virgin kiss.
Speaking silence. dumb confessions,
Passions birth. an infants play.
Doyc-like fondness chaste concession,
Glowing dawn of brighter day.
Sorrowing joy adieu's last action.
When lingering lips no more must join
What words can ever speak affection
Sc thrilling and sincere as thine?
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
TOB ACCO.

virginia Knnufnetp pred--Tebncco Agency.
IREEN, heath & ALLEN. corner WASH
NJ ing:on and Battery streets. San Francisco
would Inform the trade of California and Ore
gon. that they have established a honse ~ ihis
CITY for the sale Of VIRGINIA MANUFAC-
TURED TOBACCO. whict &hey are receiving
direct from, aud selling directly on account q
the manufacturers: consequently. they eau sell
at prices that must be satis.actory The invoice
value Of our present stock is considerably over
s zoo. .0u0 comprising an assoFuneis IS |" s'yic
and quality greatly superior TO anything eNer e-
fere.i on The Pacific coast and -eiiai TO iliai ~
any h ,use in the Atlantic States. Among The
brands are The following;
Crumpruns Faur Aces; do. Soy. Of the Seas;
Crnmp;ams Bride of the Pacific: do Medal ;
IIalsev's Fanr AS; Buyd's Gold Leaf;
Thomas Club House; do Anna Bishop
Saunders Harry of The West;
Fernuson's Star of the West:
Miller e. Creushaw' S Bluff City:
Rovsier's Canielupe;
Dickensnn's Ocean and Witches Eye;
M Crosby & Wootiens Meiropnlitan,
80 Also Smoking and Leaf Tubaccn aud zoe
packages ordinary brands nyl9-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

u The latest case of absence of mind is re-
corded OF lady about to 6. whip up" some eggs
for sponge cake. who whipped the baby, aud
sung Watts cradle hymn 10 the eggs.
rg After a clergyman had united happy
pair, not long ago, an awful silence ensuei.
which was broken by an impatient youth ex.
claiming. g Don't be so oupspeakably happy,,'
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Ceg.ler oi Broadway and Sansome Streets.
Sau francisco.
/. W. RssuaBDs s CO., Propriesors.

s THIS OLD ESTABLISHED and well
ssiiii known Hnnse having rsceuily been re-
---4.. furnished aud reiitte,l offers superior in
,lucements To faRlilies ard others visiting the
city. either on business or pleasure, il being
near the landing OF al the steamboats,, aad the
centre of mercantile business.
Board and lodging per week, $40 90 ii 90
Board without lodging, 8 90
Single meals. 90
lodging per night. soc. 13c Il 00
\ B.-The house Will he Conducted under
immediate. Supervision OF Mr.. GEO. COX, for
mer proprietor jel6-am<
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

~ Mr.. Buchanan stated recently, in
speech. at a dinner of the Seaman Hospital So
ciety in London, that more Than hfteen hundred
American seamen had been relieved by that be-
neyolcnt institution.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

+ To TELL GooD EeGs.-lf you desire to be cer-
tain that your eggs are good and fresh, putthem
in water. If the butts urn up they are not fresh.
This is an infallible rule to distinguish good
egg from a bad one.J ~ ias
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

DUELLIsG-Two mosquitoes one morning
met a leaf in a garden. Both were filled with
the blood drawn from their last nocturnal depre-
dations They were silent and dunpy, cross
and savage. One of them ran out his sting, and
wiped it his fore leg. The other thrust ont
his sing, and pointed it towards the first mos
quito. This was considered an insult. And so
the offended mosquito steps up to the other and
says: Nss aH .4sa.. -aF .rsAa
Did you turn up your sting at me 2 sIel
The answer was | run out my sting you
can apply it as you choose
Sir says the first, you very impertneni,'
Answer Sir, your remarks SAVIOR OF rascal
ty.' ,.r
Ha.' exclaimed the other, a downright in
suit! No gentleman mosquito will submit to
such treatment without demanding sat sfaction
Draw, villain. and defend yourself at once
They rushed together, and running one another
through the body, died honorably.'
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c.
UyHE UNDERSIGNED Mill CONTINUE
l. the business of Painting. Gazing and Pa
H.. country. ON his own individual account
marlg II fAN >1iAiCh-
Shasta, Dec. l6, 1871
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

F There is letter in the Cleveland Post
Office directed as follows: 8" To the the big red
faced Butcher With large wart on his nose,
Cleveland, Ohio. The clerks expect licking
when they deliver the letter"
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

THE PERSIAN CAMEL.-As the stock of camels
to be introduced into the United States by gov
ernment is Of Persian origin, it will be interest
ing to publish the remarks made upon the kinds
found there by the English traveller Fraser In
his Account of Persia. ; p. 81 he says: There
are three sorts of camels used in Persia those
having one hump, those with two, and third
produced by the union of these two varieties :;
which last are esteemed stronger more docile
and patient than either of the parents. and for
that reason greatly preferred. These animals
are low in proportion to their bulk. have short
stout bony legs. of remarkable breadth, and
carry great quantity of shaggy hair upon their
necks, shoulders, launches, and on the crown of
the head. They are not permitted to breed as
the progeny, instead of inheriting the gentle
qualities of their parents said to be extremely
vicious. These animals carry from 700 to 100
lbs English, and have wonderful faculty of en-
during fatigue, hunger. and thirst their selling
price varies from e 10 to Is apiece
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

Ev- woman's life is made up of :" five min
ntes for she never takes more to put on her bon
net. change her dress, go out shopping, order
the dinner, or do anything else.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

sg There Is a letter in the Cleveland Post
Office directed as follows: "To the big red
faced Butcher. With large wart on his nose,
Cleveland Ohio The clerks expect licking
when they deliver the letter. ~ snE
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

MEALS Is THE THIRTEENTH CESrURY.-In the
thirteenth century the two meals were dinner
and supper, the first at nine in the morning. the
supper at FIVE in the afternoon. The greatest
luxury and magni6cence were displayed a,
these repasts. and the side tables highly
ornamenied and covered with various fermented
liquors, as mead, ale and beer and above all,
rich wines of English growth. At the celebrs-
ton in London of the marriage Of Richard, Earl
of Cornwall. and Cinca. tighter of Redmond,
Earl of Province, CA. d. l243,) there were
about 10000 dishes served at the marriage dim
ner. An unlimited hospitality reigned i'll the
castle OF great barons; their gates were open
10 strangers of condition as we'll as their own
vassals friends and followers. 1t is evident that
the immense halls to be seen in the remains of
ancient structures. were built to accommodate
vast numbers of guests of all ranks and the
little window above. opening from recess of
the state apartment. evidently intended liz
order that the guests should be assembled be-
tore the lord of the mansion and persons of dig
nlty went down to the common repast. In the
middle OF each table stood n large salt-celiar,
and 1t was mark of distinction whether per-
son sat above or below the salt Particular care
was taken to place the guests according TO their
rank.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

70 Jeremy Taylor, if he never made a line
in metre, was poet. His sermons full Of
the ouigushings of his glowing heart. Hear him
describing the sonl struggling toward heaven:
]" For SO have seen lark rising from his bed
of grass and soaring upward, singing as he rises.
aud hopes TO get TO heaven and climbs above
the clouds: but HE poor bird was beaten back
by the loud sighings of an eastern wind. and his
motion made irregular and inconstaDi, descend
ing more at every breath of the tempest than it
could recover by the vibrations aud frequent
weighngs Of his wings. I'll the lttle creature
was forced to sit down, aud pant. and stay till
the storm was over; and ien it made a pros
porous flight. aud did rise and sing as If il had
learned music and motion from an angel, as he
passed sometimes through the air about bis min
istries here below.,' azH sa