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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

I Ec md notlest EI.,rfs ior his r,,es. b.uii.,
ro~ ~srs 81 4 - fss '', $3.50 ~ ~ ans 4 dsssr
= <fis<s,.e snsfhing grcaf q even. aood. let
szz s's;l{sf how stersslv the great souf OF
x2Iz<& f|.4f slatsse speaks was tired. anil with
s'4f c0slraae and iaith ii passed through the
M ii eossa,nina strise. iiat i'll every ,iiflicailty
Ns Sasnao1hfcd ard. II stood purified and an
"a b. tho heFre 0FSlsa1 towhich Il had been
q ID. s. 3bo. anon ast IA. al. mielif llat pa.
kIf H6h1 is isa this. calm pres
e|.z, 1f s ls.ss s,sss ha the g;li dance and d
fk<si0a III his future conduct Il; Here, then, is
e. sse:.ias loi which should invite the uni
81 I,ii srinage III man .fOr m its influences
s rssi to the great cause Of humanity itself.
|'|| ~ by flle inspired hand Of human geni-
~ |NE mute toize po,irs forth its f,iIl tide Of
81 a azsoeiations which. IKE water from the
8 Hoseh. MAY refresh the soul of him
NJ - i e aassss;ssh b are faiiiflg eAffier The
llsoIie and it may be. the sad experience OF
bis dtyiosrs journey through lfe...
Ihls Statute IS not merely "a moniiInent to
Washington, but an altar erected to Heroic Viz,
tue ftseIf, Before which the hiinlan heart hfay
purify its own Aspirations under tbe chaStepfng
infiueliees OF the great example of the FatfeT
OF ms country, and upon which it may sacrl-
nee every, wild or mad desire that may be adj
verse to the countrys good, - s.,
And yet this monument itself will pass away
when time, with a9sy corroding tolth, slail
have dissipatcd. atom by a.nhl, its c0lsecratesi
dust. But When. all its particles. fugitive OIL.
the winds. shall have disappeared fram human
view, there will stiIr survive the monument
which Washiingtonn's tn' own genius has erected f5s
itsoIf. fcrr. there Is promise in which Nc afI
ieolnfse. that TIE good which men do shall i've
affer H'eYnE How m,Ich nf aIl that we admire
In hnan ac,ieyveIhnent must loose its influenc
n lie end because ssa;ft i + founded in III Tbn
,.sry - ~ ;ts nro9res 5;sss;nrss n. last
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
CONTRIBUTIONS.

BT MiXSA.

...'-'-' cH RY M1NNA ...-. E.sr
De- 1.=t <.H ~ .rt.s-- az - -.. s.5sr- =
q. 4 Time rolls on with majestic sway, t,.a =
s,-sEf And sweei's Sif all things IN. his way; >
How weak and puerile We are, n >. d. ....
= <, Before lhls 1aIshiy leyelIert -. -
: Feeble, indeed! and Insignificant, is mortality
when pils1si bcETe the pondereals circtmyolv-
ing Mhees ef time, which rglls oR with a pow
CT which Nothing Unite c:n resist; for the most
;silagFIlscsAt dpAles, the most massive, .struc-
tulEes and offensive empires are swept away,
rrtlnabled ilo rlls and leyelel in the dust. ,by
the force OF lis unstayed power, for .<t.,-
- Nature and 1t coh,6in.a. esnno, Withstand
- lhe q nnibIitss eolitac; Of his bony band :.
I,..sNs sFIag aB Alayalt in youthful hopes anil
sutlclpatious i. sses warm hfe-blooL courses
hrSisEy thralRh rs inarrvw. avenucs, enters the
gently pulsating Aearts and from tllsnce, flows
oa, inlparting heat, life and animation through
cut the whole system. Upright is the Youth
ful fuEru, the step elastic and firm. when 10 /,
hsst . few short years sreyelyes o. the car of
sestles 80 he layslss ruthlesshan ~DoaI fhc
9iessy M iHsnica aiatcly abe sbissuishCsl
sss - sssisss SToas yssy grsy sse Oel
i4l Js:sic step becomes totfefiTfg ind sIowP-
tne ey<s are dRninesf: the cheeKs afe t,afsi
and the erect fsrIl becomes weak and stoon-
ing figure bcneath the wheels of time. But
happy such ar. one, even while bending under
ltle weight OF time, il the years. of his prola-
'tlonary existence haNe been. we'll improvedn-if
ne cam hook back with pleasing Satisfaction ON
tue days thai have passed and be iabse<usax.
II have -fought the gak6gh fehaxu finished
my course. have keptthe faith..n afsA MS cosss
science ut the sdihe' tifne eais sass MIN IN
the hePe that there is,.a crown of ereffastf6.
life laid up for him in fhe. realms OF ethereal
gloTy, WHICH the righteptss, Judge win give. 10
hlM, N that gFest day hen The, aeclLlnfs be-
tween RFQprIetnE aEs steward shall have come
g p flA Eeeksuaig he sh@ fithfisllx pen,
kqaaD1d hzkdukE % - GesaAar end liasEa aloaV,
eFlsatsHss, afisf &elSmo apamg of ssptaacl. ;nov
tliar Is. - lismdiag dione oIisths6 k6tslv-
lhss Elkels of.tigHe toward shal sSlask taSxkAs-
o., Effli6nlless, ahd unknown essFsity. aIifne
Ia tlEs blk h1s,g 0f exit from TIE stass6f NOR
sajares up mo ghosts 10 affigEt the "
Sipn lf The departing traveler; be has been An
lnpEQyer, not asmqrlereh ef passing nnoFnents.
Eiaes ossPrln& Qf tmes No y0slng man can rise
up ani urY,'ihe has lel Me sbgs hisaxample in
lays that havs passed. into scenes of Aiszigsa-
loal and folly, where Ray soul became bligLted
EitIffhee hlood ef -mnrdafed gtimes Nv pros-
1ects. as q natusal cpnsequencs. became mined
rish the black inildew of aGn. .g.i No inapowsR-
shed wife os faniislsiRgs ehilIrrm can ,soint %
lim the anew OF hitter ssuffesins. heart-aehe |
nald@pairs aud SAY, che; in time .ast. alluEed /
ily husband, my father into the haants saf the /
filters Of TINA. Pronluters Of sire and irnmor- I
ahfy tempted him with the gildesi l,ait 0f dis 1
'i'A'son y sqaanucr his means, impoveEish his I
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

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b Farewell We DOW must sever, ass5~7- a.it
,ssSz fAns PaEts1g hQ1r Ras come; s - Esssus.s
-sAs. rWhen far from ihee roami y a. ia.
~ Can, thou forget the hours : -, =. -.
staslcs ae~' On dovny wing a -
Wmens mongSt the green Wooa ' DoWefs' :.
we heaFd me whd o'Fas sahss' % - - t''''
n,
% Fareweh' sac ~. tns PaEsahgsStF
Fos we muss meessne nose--s'.. 81 = ai' )
ne ofIny teaFs ere - So Z"
sIrsY 'fhe fountains has run ossr.a g - - =
aCamss thea.forset the mseilHs'i, - 80
1ss sneneeth the 'xallew t.es---ss1 lss1a - =
sd Blghthopes flle iheast 70 III aaseatngs,. sss
snnns Folsat sheHzAl and - ~ fgsis sssx J
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s. zzIS.eii - nsMsng rEex ssat = - - sss
WI s.l slsae srseoinIy ons 80 $3.50 =
lea sdh same when 4 am snns..sst o. . >
TIA ne rose wiit Dle~ % sSeesay' t'''''s1ii'
W., ihe es'win 's'ns as gay safz'2e' R~& !
ne aiy @rOsp rs e s~esasys 'ss's' So s5<'f"
ss:~~' w men Fanf1ah a~ey'TE - ~ -" DHs
! Al. II ess " g. -, sa' 3" s-rE i'c
-sL And otSeF Aps maysoiess hee E's f
-".' with hhysaHOre'sweet anu haes n'S sa
sf.sA5ut not more true tha" msae- tt's"" nc
H'Ana other iriend' more sn'uy ...Ita ~a ~
May 6athe thy achlng bFo~T--- 20 70 an.
May soothe thy pains n'ane, sweety,r siH. I:
!'s'6 And breathe a 's'Fonsersvow.'n y'ih N
-. s.-.s.s - -. .zsrsr' - ,,i.E ,s-sss, saa
.'ic4e ct none coad fees more deeply - "a
'-' Than Ih's sad adIeu., y - ros.- ia.s' =
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
ST. .AIARYsS ,BEACON,
Is FrmasMkDeE%zsY sasUasBAY B4s<5-,
GEORGE II. MORGAN ale KING

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-,scriptIon vii bs received For shorter period
Ehah SIX months, and no paper BE- DISCONTINUED
,antil III afrsarases ase paid, except at til dp-
iolfi u the publishers. ~, :, :, 80
TERsis or .AnygRTIsISG,-z$1 per square
1s flse two.tirss sertinns, and % cts..feE every
sssbsequent ,inserasssh Twelve lines or lcss con-
s4iksle sqlasseHI NE palnabeE of silsoTti0ns
be nat mai cl ON the ,adteEtimRneGty itsNsl l,el
,sablishcd ttsstitfbrbiasand 'caatged according-s
IL. Al litesa deduction made 10 tls0seawAsa-
s,slrers;s,s IA, the 1scTSfs" i -aolsslGz - "a
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

faTnilys aud, faasly; a1tsF dragging 0k ns,zzzr
erable span Of degradation, caused him r.
plunge from the HheeAssbf time intd fhe bse-
tosnles abysgof ofeteruity, adfgraee % bis fszE-
ilgs rcpfubahs 30 his Gxal, and . net slpqlz
the escutche0n tIf hymaa1jty.1l' III ixs2 Y193
Bright viii bs the elosidg scenepf fasa rienf-
eous-tl5ose swlas have had the mUzal aeonrage
to resist the fascinating Temptations of Ahe Sc.
stfoyeF > had finmnaa agNaxm the ynsGag 18Th
by preeept and sexanapae. ~ alsnn Che dapger-
oass EoaEi that lenls - rain nna zdisispzzax har
and woe lcfealfgEi hare assisted e. lift tie
feet lof the iResspefjcnenl and sliBzyaEg oRkgf
the miry elayels Elly and se,la6eisl Aleas ssres
and plaee them On the lgffy nyvk ef JhsneF mo
rality nnd yirzm, :, teahing them 20 impFQye
the present hssuEs &C Nwe, which are. all they
eanscali their oWn. ia slell n manner tiaak they:
may rise TO houpr and sfvllsRm in tlm WgfI.&
and %, having lad grace % live Alright ia zEa
sight of God nd aana, sllsy VIII ilkse sazee u
de ID ps.ace. -
Happy fhe p1ansvho In silsts cys szh sssLrT
'sI have iivedfoF my Goas sinh his sfnss saadle.1
And now, W. after having iito'0sed upon thsiigiss
Iess of the hSnest upright. coiiseiert rtiQs man.
the task becomes g setiiea hat painf1l to turn me
picture and scan the oppcstf side, where ais-
pears Tue portray VI tue SINNER WHO HAS IOsNu
old in sin, and become hardened in his crimes
BY crimes her,in expressed, / do not mean any
fagraht outrage, or violation Of the laws of bis
country, for such he may never have commit
ted. Hemay never have broken into Iiis neigh
bor's house and stolen lis goods; he may ne
yer have welded the weapon Of death, non
stained his hafItls vitlf human gore ; YES, he
may be innocent Gi nh these things and vet he
is guilty. And Why? Has he not violated
the commandInents of the God Of high. heaven,
who has said. Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart witt. all thy sctil, with
all thy might, and thy Antig as tlhyself
and these things shalt thor ts!trh "a gent = to
thy children. and shalt talk Of tfhif when thou
sittest in thy house, and when thou wslEest by
the way, and when tfi1u Iiest down, ana when
thou risest up. This you have failed tod0 = 10
could afford YOU no Pleasure, for the simple
reason That you hatf rather murder time than
improve IT, : You have walked the down-Eill
of folly and vice, and not cunteuted with d6ihg
50 yourself have dragged others along with
y0n, and tiieii, like a. fend, sporsed with the
misery you have caused But remember. Oh Z
man Of sin, that there is worm that never
dies. Even time himself, with his pondero,is
crcamyolving wheels, calnJt roll tliis pestifer-
Gus worm INTO the ehaos 'of .anniliilaSiol, but
upon yosrs guilty conseienee 70 fasf continue
to prey like a forked iiame, when the wheels
Of time shall cease 30 foll-when the sun has
been blown out, and the elements of nature
have melted with fervent heat. l'sj.ii'1s.rsl
1.t. I.f-ttA r..r aEt.ry 30. Il = iits .-sss ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
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q Farewell sad is the parting,siiq ssas8tI
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eIz.sY 'fhe fountain has run oser..4 a ssiTs''
aCaH'sB thoasforSet the ,mseiiHws, ai J ,sge.s
.Hswe Ekmeash the sysllnwr tres--sg4ys 1as3H af =
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WONDERFUL Works OF GoD.-A mar
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X. l., who in the midst of opposition
to the Cbristian Religion, was sudden
struck blind, deaf and dumb; ald
after eighteen days was suddenly and
completely restored, in the presence
Of hundred Of persons, in the Chris
tian Chapel, at Westerly on the 18th
OF November, 1857.
This is the title of 4 neatly printed
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written under tho directiss Of Mr.. Bourne
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-21

LIFE OF DR.. KANE.-Th;. nuoh de-
sired work, by DR.. Vim. Elder, is re-
ccivsd shroush Mes,rs. Phillips, Samp-
son, & Co. Of Boston. 1t will be with
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ton by every person, even by those
who have taken no especial interest in
DR.. Kane. pursuits sad achievements.
The book is said BY reviewer to con-
tain "A searching analysis OF the sever
81 phtsical, moral, and religious sle-
m.Dts, eu:sring isto the composition OF
that now form of berOisEi OF which Dir.
Kane may now be taken IS tic type if
not the solitary example. The author
shows that the man was forerhadowes ia
the boy. 1t is published by Messrs.
Childs & Peterson, 6o2 Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
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For the Westerly Echo.
Reflections.

Pass it along! Yes, pass it along,
whether you believe it or not. That
one-sided whisper, against the virtuous
character OF person, you say you be.
lieve, because it comes from . man
whose duty it is to endcavor to make
men better, and will use your influence
to Bear up the false report and pass it
on the current. Strange creatures are
mankind How many regulations have
lost by surnisei How many heart.
have been caused to bleed BY . whisper
How many benevolent deeds have been
chilled by \ sbrug Of tho shoulders
How many individuals have been shun-
ned by gentle mysterious hint /? How
many bosoms have been wrung by /,
a single nod of the hsad' How many
early graves have been dug by false
report Reader, you have committed
such faults, 60 and acknowledge your
errors. Destroy the passion for telling
a tale, for it may be an unblusbng false.
hcod--tcn to one it is. Lisp not q
word that may iujure the character Of
others, particularly Of deceased persons
for their friends may have wound,
enough without the faDgs Of the SANDER.
er's tongue. If your friend has erred
forgive him and forget tho psst--b,
determined to listen to no story that i,
repeated to the injury Of another, and a,
far as you are concerned, all will bt
peace and harmony; but tell it once
and it may travel ON the wings Of cal
umny and SANDER, till it has circulated
far and wide, bringing to an untimely
grave, perhaps, those who might have
have lived aud been a blessing to th,
world. Let the motto be--Ho that il
without sin, may cast the FIRST stone.
stouington, 1858. OBSERVER.
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EJ- A correspondent informs u

sS- A correspondent informs US
that Mr.. John l.. Jewell Of Feltonville,
Mass, proposed to give th. Rev. l.. L.
Wakefield lead Of wood if the ladies'
would load it, drive it to the door and
unload it. On Wednesday morning,
about o'clock, about ihirty-fivc ladies'
proceed to the woods, about 3 l-2 niles
from the village, 10 load the wsod.-
NH. team which was to draw the load
consisted Of three horses, aad was driv
en- very skiIlfully by young lady, Miss
Lucy l.. H.pgood. Ten feet Of wood
w,s loaded and safely delivered.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-21

We learn from the Hartford Free
Press that eight Witnesses sailors ube
were detained to testify in tho case Of
Capt Elisha Hull of Norwich, of the
wbalsship Catherine cf New London,
charged with cruelty to bis men, after
having been detained for trial \ few
days, were then paid off and discharged
from any further obligation to attend.
They inme diatsly scattered for the va
rious parts Of the world. The case ex.
cited much attention at the time of the
examination, on account Of the inhuman
conduct Of the captain, which it expo
sed. The captains counsel has agreed
to admi. upon the trial, which is Sc,
down for the fourth Tueeday of Febru.
ary, the testimony as it was given before
tho United States Commissioner. Two
of the sailors say, however, that the
story was net half told then. The Free
Press expresses tho opinion that the
ca,e will not be brought to trial, Al
Capt Hull, who is en- bail in the sum
Of $4,000, can better afford to pay that
sum than 60 to prison for several years
Samuel Hoy and William Collin,
brought civil suits against the captain
for the terrible beatiugs inflicted or
them Hoy has settled for $500; Col
Inns for 5 $50
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-21
pss- 1t has bssn discovered that th,

phS- IL has bssn dlscovcred that the
private journal of Aaron Burr's her de-
scription Of Aaron when be was biItesn
months old January 81, 1903
Aaron is little, dirty, NOISY boy, very
diff.rer, from Sally in almost everything
lie sogins to talk = litsle !, vory sly
aud nlsohi,vous. lie has more 'prighi'
lines than Sally, ssd m.t cay be 10
handsome, but not ~ good tempered -
Ils 10 very rssoluic, and re'oluss, and
requires good governor to bring bin
10 terms"
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-21
~ A lady passing down Broadway


N. Y, near Fourteenth street, a few
days since, when opposite = butchers
stand, was startled by the excited ap-
Pssrancs of an intelligent looking vo-
man rushing toward aer, with slssped
hands and look Of despair, eIelaimiDg
:" am hungry, | am hungry Step
ping inside the store the lady procured
for her some potatoes and = piece OF
meat The hungry woman quickly gath.
cred th. pot,toes into her pockt, then
rsiziDg the bloody meat, put it to her
lips and ate it to the bone ! then saying
" | must take this home to Eddie, u
rushed wildly from the store, leaving
the salesman and the lady astsunded.-
Incredible as this seems, We have every
reason to be lieve it true.