Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-30

tET' None OF your sauce" as the Gods
head said to the oyster,
GA torn jecket ;s soon mended; bat
hard words bruse the heart o! child.
GJ Popularity is only, in esa phrase,
the instantaneous seisin" of iame.
CFAs turning the logs will make dull
OF Benefac,ions i'll bestowed, l deem
maleactions -EAaius.
(EFHe who make, religion his first OBJ
iect, makes it his whole obiect-Ruslia
o. Every great poem is in Itself limited
lv nece sts-but in its suggestion unlimit
ed and iafnite.
EIn the months fmary men soft words
are like roses that soldiers pnt into the muz
zles .of their muskets Oh holidays. =
0FBack seals upon letters, like the
black sale of the Greeks, are signs of bad
tidings and i'll success.
CSJPo,itical power is rightly possessed,
only hen it is possessed by the consent OF
:he community .-Dymond.
f5-Things near Us are seen of the size
of life: things at dis ance are diminished
to the size Of the understandings
EWby is a-tender-hearted person ike
a housekeeper with bit little furniture!--
Because he is easily mcued
EPeople are all the summer learning
TO leave door open, and the whole winter
learning to close it.
6TAn aged bachelor being asked if he
hal witnessed public execution, replied,
mo; but | once saw a marridge.;'
feFThe Mormons make the marriage
r ng, like the ring OF Saturn, flid, rot solid,
and keep it in its place by numerous satel-
lites.
fEFlf we could readsthe secret history OF
pur enemies, we Should find in each man 5
life sorrow and suffering enough to diserm
all hostility.
nr-A Bond-street dressmaker, with more
truth ,hun elegance sent home iady's dress,
with a letter, which began thus:-"My deer
madam. This comes hopping" etc.
RFVirtue Is not to be pursued as one OF
the means to fame, but same to be accepted
as the only recompense which mortais can
besiow on yir;ue.--Dr. Johnson.
nArNapoleon, seeing a short man among
his preundie!s, said, 'sThou art very small
for grenadier." The soldier instantly re-
oiled, at they took generals for their size
would not be onc!'
fbTHas it never occurred to US, when
surrounded by sorrows, that they may be
sent TO IL only for our instruction, as we
d,rken the cages of BIRDS when we wish 10
teach them to sing Jean Paal.
NJ He nho brings ridicule TO bear against
ruth. finds in his hand blade without a
hit. The most spark ling and pointed flame
oi wit, fickers and expires against the in
conbustible walls of her sanctuary LII
ciGn.
nATWhen behold fashionable table,
set uut in ali its inagnihcence, fancy that
| see eouis and DR. pses. fevers ami letn.
argies, " ith oa,er iunnmtrable dis'emPers,
lying in ambuscade among the dishes
AddEoR
o. Flow ing water is at once a picture
and a music, which causes 10 flow at Ihe
saline time from my brain like limpid and
murmuring r,vulet, sweet thoughts, 'harIng
rsveries, and melancholy renembrances.-
AiPhoase Karr.
0FHe that has energy enough in his
constitution to root out a vice, should go a
little iur,her, aud Try TO plan. virtue in
| lis place, Otherwise he will have his labor
TO renew; IA strong soil that has prnduced
weeds may be made to produce wheat, with
far less difficulty than it would cost to pro-
duce nothing Chiffon.