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] Ii Afraid I've told a Lie.

A True little girl WAS Nelly Dawson:
this was seen III her face: for
Thought nor feeling that sno, true,
I Heer MADE less beautiful the blue,
0"N'O'O'' Wv '''"'c'' oi "cr eyes.
sue was acc"S, omed to speak the eraCt
u"t' ~ ''' sue ''u oeen taught to do SO.
iier parents d'd not rely upon nature to
sho sI. n.' ,I"'e'E'I amy more than to give
M"e"t 10 'helr Il'Id>, or roses 10 surround
'nc'' mouse: Her mothci d'd lot deem it
enough to insure good children to let them
%'o"e' S' ana torbear to p Ian, evil; She well
,i hne" t"at Soou must be planted sea,oma-
o'!' ""d no"riShed and cherished with
'enGSr vigilance
nen Meme was very little, she came
one u"! WIN very sad lace to her
mother, saying, Mother, I'm afraid I've
'o'H ne
.d w. ky ,t "T 70" '"''' % nay dear " ASK
nnoa"oa oa".': o.. -,
ma ,b"se' ;r ,Lss' ,,' S"'" Snt' ,"he" f"n"y asked
,rao ''. ,aII ".'' any pears "n"cr The hIS
nn, - W., oo," .n,,, "v' "C o"' "he" Nora went
anI so'i' 'o' &c" went with her,
a.o,"I, ''""' '"o Oe"u''l"' ones on the
% %cTIa. ;.,,,,u
=, ny! "'s"' nave 'a''eh a''el you were
-
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LANCASTER H. WEDNESDAY MORNING DEC h 1853

The State Rights Party is largely in
the Taccndrnt, ain told in both Houses
Of The Legislature, am much pleased
with tie order and dccorum which is
Pr"cticed and mairl"ired il 10Th Houses.
All ;he vacant Offices ~ ,he Stale Depart
meni las been elected, but who are the
fortunate recipients l have entirely for
gotten.
To-day being quite damp it was not
SO pleasant on foot, and after tue adjourn.
ment OF both Houses we repaired TO
"liunts" once more to repleush the ne
ccSS'iies OF ihe inner man; thai bein.
dorc 10 Oh. "em:s content, We ggain sal
lied 'or'n mt" ,"e streets meeting .mauy'
Ole acquai, "a, ce$, Gy The smiles j.. whose
faces we knew tna, tia.e bad uot b!olted
out the ,emerICiauces of ro,mer Gavs,
and with many warm greeting and con-
gratn'au"IS Me passed 10 =. nd ho III the
crowded streets Of the Capitol Eycuiry
again returned, and we relraced our steps
!" l"e dhec,io" Of lIupts Hoiel pni EEL
IT., quite Iar,med and Immediately rftef
s"PIe' We attempted once more 10 iake
the jo"uey oi a,ce"sio, which 1T this
Tune MAS iea'iu ~ contemplate. low
e>e', we mWst m'aAe tie attempt aud
"" did 50, "nd eventually reached NJ.
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The Wisdom of the Cross

Calvary Is therefore a place where all
the te'rors OF Divine majesty concentrate
themselves; The cross, IL scailold. and q
place of the horrifying revelation Of that
wrath which burns down To ihe lowest
hell. Certainly SO it is. The bIoodv
scene has, however, another side. View
ed from the latter, Calvary appears as a
hill, from whence C~.~"th our helm. and os
tie mountain OF our peace The cross as
the standard Of our liberty and the true
tree Of life. The greatest conceivable
problem is solved in the cross of hrist
and a contradiction rccouciled, than which
there could not have been invented one
more striking. lie that dwelIs in heay
en- is faithful, just, and holy, and con,
suming fire; and yet he must pronounee
the wicked pious, and treat trensgressors
as righteous. Is he able to do this p
Not without denying himself aud being
at variance with himself We cannot
Judge otherwise but in this name, we
must regard it assimpossibIe, and The
understanding Of the most enlightened
seraph would have been unable 10 dis
cover IN what manner This impossibiIity
could ever have become possible. New
ertheless, blessed he the highly exhaleed
and only wise God the greatest of all
eniginas Is solved, and the wav 70 render
possible iba! which is impossible discey-
cred. Hear what Paul says, with an EN-
phatic repetition: "To declare, I saw, at
this time, bis righteousness, that he might
he just, and the pistilier Of him that be.
lIeyeth in Jesus" Have you understood
w The bloody execution is The basis on
Which God, without infringing upon his
holiness, truth, and justice, can now readi.
ly justify the ungodly, absolve tie accurs
ed, and beautlfy those who are worthy Of
death u w. Rrunmdcber.
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n u N B Err A.
<SuIaay RraAiug,
Little Graves.

Sacred places for pure thoughts aud
holy meditalions, are the little graves in
the church yard. They are ,he deposrto-
ries OF the mothers sweetest iovs-half
unto'ded buds OF innocence, humanity nip
ped by the first frost Of time, e:e We, q
canker worm Of population had nestled
among It's embryo petals Calous, in.
deed, must be the heart of him who can
stand by a little grave side and not have
the hOlIest emotion Of his soul awakened
to thoughts Of that purity and Joy which
belong alone to God and heaven for ihe
mute preacher at his feet tells of life be.
gun and life ended without a stain and
surely if this be vouchsa(ed 10 mortality.
how much purer and hoIel must be the
spiritual land, enlightened by the sun Of
infinite goodness, whence cmana,cd the
soul Of that brief s4iournmenl amona us ?
Low swclIs the heart of the parent with
mourntul joy while standing by the earth
bed Of lost little ones ? Mournful because
a sweet treasure has been taken AWAY
joyful because that precious jewel gHtlers
IN the dlaIem of the Rcdecmer
fc weeping parents, weep no more,
our little treasure lies
Entomb'd securely till the voice,
Or Jesus bids him rise.
Look far beyond this world; let not
The eyes OF faith grow diun;
Your babe will not return to YOU.
But you can 90 to him
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"UlGU POINT"
Par Tie Lancaster Lcd0cr.
or Man.

N., co,.;-,, ,, ..,
which :. o,,.,..,s..I
r,ir. Z. ou. l. ,., MALTA, d.,o.l...
AM there :. vo,;oIc - ,r.,;,.I -
mer,, entering in ya,i.,I nro,o,,io,,I .o,,
L;no,;,, :, H., r,,:
Of these various ORGANS. Ard lac ! MIA.
cel OF crr,r. surrounded with iho crnI,
clemens o. u'.ic', All known m,uor :.
comro,cA, endowed with The c,n,c;,y ~
rcac.i . out, subduinr ard cnl,ivo,;n,
nature, and guided ;,y certain ir,ui,;ors
in selecting q lLe,erro,n ,,,e v,y;ous ola
'"crl, of food ard raimenI, upon which
hi~ p',vsical development, is depcpJept
Now as ,ac future capacity Of the indi.
vidu,l beng, for performing the va,;ous
iurc.ions ior which he WAS desicned bv
tie author of his existance, depends upon
t'e physical DEVELOPMENT oC those seva
raj organs. and their deveIopmept depends
upo" the exercise and training to which
they a.e Subjected, therefore this traipipo
and exercise should amount to matter
Of paramount importance in the schedule
OF mans physical duties on earth Let
ts consider man in his infancy, and stnav
his nature.
We lind him an iuoenious little Gran.
ture and well worth the consideration q,
the more malured mind We corside,
man a. thrown from lie hand If ii. c,o
ator, an imperfect, ;ncomple;e and I'M.
finished specimen os Gods handy WORK
and he remains to be perfected tbrouoh
the instrumen,alily of the paren, and
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5*rlrtt 11ortrg.
Scatter the Germs of the Beautiful.


Scatter the germs Of the beautiful!
BY the wayside let them fall,
That the tosc may spring by the cottage
gate,
And the vine on the garden wall;
';ovcr the rough and the rude of earth
Wit. a ysil, Of 'cavcS and flowers,
And mark with the opening bud and cup
The march of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the holy shrine of home
Let, the pure, and the fair, and the graceful
there
In their lovcles, ustre come;
Leave not a trace of deformity
In the temple of the heart,
But gather about its hearth the gems
OF Na,urc end Of Art.
Scatter the germs Of the beautiful,
Ia the temple OF our Cod
The God " ho Starred the uplifted sky,
And hrWcrcd The .irarnplcd ,od
When lie Luil, =, temple ior Himself,
A"d homie for his pricStly race,
lie reared ,nvh "rch in syrImytrv,
And curved c.c', Iiru in "race.
Scatter the yerI",. of the beautiful
in ihe ir,.l',s of ii, hnI ~, soul;
They s"'ll bna. rni blossom, aud bear thee
fruit,
While the vndIcss ages roll;
plnm viii, Tin. I,,v.r. oC .h,r;,r
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woods IN October, and for the first No.
vember snow TO come, because at Thanks.
giving he should visit his grandfather.
And the day before has at last come.
lie was up before the stars were out of
sight, and had blazing fire upon the
hearth; the tea kettle boiling, and the DO.
tatoes in. All day long his little fee, had
pattered here and thereto the barn. to
the well. down cellar, up stairs, in the
pantry, and through the kitchen. There
surely never was a housewife who needed
more waiting upon than MIS-. Hantz, and
Sammy did it all. His fingers smarted
with cold, when he picked up great bas
kets OF chips; his back ached when he lug
ged IN armtul after armful Of great hard.
wood sticks for the kitchen and spare
room fire place; his hungry stomach era.
we'd piece of the smoking pies, which he
had to drag from the orick oven; and he
ionged for one 'doughnul' from the heap
ing painful he mad TO carry away. His
little feet and slender arms were very tired;
but he never complained word, and TO
all his mothers provoking taunts, and
needless fault finding he was silent; but
when all was done-and it was nine
o'clock he could not help asking her if
he was TO go to his granGiather's 20 NOR.
row; and when he heard her say, 'No!I
want yon at home,' he could hardly tot
ter up stairs. When there lie dropped
into an old chair, and moaned, on, SO sad
ly! Mother, mother, mo,herr
How many childish hearts moan moth
er, mother How many ache and break
for want Of mothers love! All over
the world poor orphaned children send
up a wall for mother ! Love and ueav.
en- ! Bitter indeed is the cry; but doe,
not God hear it, and shall he not Justly
reward the oPpressors of little children ?
Thanksgiving morning dawned clear
and brightly upon lngIsnook; but Mrs.
liantz waited on herself that day. for
after calling the poor boy many times,
she vert up stairs and found him still sit.
ting. white and chill, 10y the window, with
tears frozen upon his cheeks and his soft
halr woven with the frost work on the
glass.
Little Sammy had gone to hold his
Thanksgiving with the angels.
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For III Lancaster Lcdgcr.
CuarMEIA, $. c., Dec. 3, 1855

S""rMDiA, =. q, Dec. B., 1858
DtAf l. .DGEG Oh l"esdaH evening,
tie 3o'' Nov" "a 'et' ., g Wild aud rug
&c 'n''S '"" 'r'sS'S o. Ma picturesque
r"S'o", Known ~ i'e NaX"awS in ihe
upper lo'tl"" Hnu'h Caroi'na, Lucas
Ter p"'''', """h spot a"d "a"'e has
oe'"'"t S'':'s'c an \enen'e' 'y The "e
f''' '."'''' 90 our Iorela'"er', aud rs Ic'
IL '' '"' h" .i''e "i > M''ier and Jack
-" h"'' '''e red man once roamed
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-" Is pare rs 'S "''"" ; and me-
'..".a. '".' -" y II" progress OF
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we 100! the night tra'" nj foit Mills,
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How THE Boy KNEW Hrs FATr

How THE Box KNEW HIS FArnER.-
AT Justices cour, in the Green Noun.
tam STATE some years ago, the following
amusing incident occurred
A very i'll natnred and quarrelsome
person WAS concerned in street brawl.
one night, and got blow from somebody.
which resulted in black eve and a suit
for assault and battery. In the course OF
the trial, son Of the plaintiff Was called
to the witness stand-a regular 'chip Of
the old block about fifteen years Of age.
The hoy testified to some knowledge Of
the atfray, but could not give any parlic.
uIars, as the night was An exceedingly
dark one.
Now, sir, said the cross examining AZ.
torney, will you venture to swear tha,
your father was there at all p
Yes sir, know lie was there
But you say you did not see him nor
hear him speak; how, then, did you know
he was present
why, I'll tell you. Just as came out
o: the gate, heard Joe Smith (lhe defen.
danD hoIler out, There goes the old
devil " and knew be meant dad y
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FEARFUL ArPARITIoN.--Th editor of the
l'ilin Advertiser says that Mrs. J.
the widow of late subscriber to the ad
vertlser in an adjoining township, was re.
Gently awakened from sound sleep at
midnight, whom she distinctly heard .u
apparitlon advancing towards her, until
it finally reached her bed. a sense of
suiiocation deprived her Of all her power
to scream aloud. She describes her blood
AS retrcating with icy chiIIncss to her
heart from the b ,dy, when she recognized
IN the intruding spirit her deceased hus'
band. The countenance Of her beloved
IN lie wore not its once benevolent AS
pect; the ewes which once beamed with
affection upon her, wee now fixed in stern
regard upon the trembling woman.-
| Aroused 10 desperation she adjured him
Charles, why 60 You haunt me p
Why do you come again 2
Jessie said he, slowly waving in his
land small roll Of paper, Jessie, pay
the account | owed to the Advertiser. a. d
let me rest in peace
Mrs. } has fulfilled his desire, and is
now not fearful of any future visits from
the shadowy land.
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A spice merchant a. Constantinoole.
carrying piece Of hne cloth TO tailor.
desired TO have cloak or tunic made of
II, and inquired if there was enough
The artist, having measured the stuff, de-
clared it sufficient, and then requested TO
know the cost Of il.
Five sequips, replied the customer
'"as the price, and considering the DUAL.
ity that is not at all dear
The tailor paused moment.
4 ara beginner in the trade said he
to the spice dealer, at length, 'aud money
is an object TO me. Give me two seauins
and ! will show you how you NAV save
three in this affair
i agree, said the other, and the money
was produced and paid.
1T is well J said the man of the needle.
i am person of my word. THIS cloth
has cost five sequins, and have promise 4
TO save you three. Fake il to some other
tailor and Allah direct YOU to one OF
more experience--for have never made
such dress as you want, and If at
tempt il, il will be spoiled
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a clergyman observing poor man by
The road breaking stones with pick axe
and kneeling to get at his work better
made the remark
'Ah, 1ohn, | wish could break the
stony hearts Of my hearers as easily as
you are breaking these stones
The man replied, Perhaps you do not
work on your knees.'
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-sa, massa," breakfast about over, and OF
this news we rose, washed few cobwebs
both from our eyes aud brains and march
ed down TO breakfast.
After breakfast over we visited The new
Stale House, which is now in erection -
walked around it and felt proud that we
were native South Carolinians. This is
magnificent piece of architecture and
when finished, will be an honor to the
State and something of which every Car.
Gilman should be justly proud. lis base
covers over 3 4 Of an acre, and is cou-
, structed somewhat upon the plan Of the
Capitol AT Washington City, and is built
Of granite. After feasting our eyes on
this "agniicen: structure, in which we
claim common interest, Our attention
was drawn 10 the Palnetto Monument.
which is erected III front Of the old Slate
House, in memory ol lhe noble dead Of
our own Palmetto Regimen, who died lie,
Tending The "or."r Of our common country
in Mexico; 0" lie side froniin. he S,ate
ilo"Se al Tie ""'"e" o. al ihe oince's
wi" ei,her die or fell !" a"y Of tie en-
s"gemeh's IN Mexico, a"I o" 'he o1"er
S'"eS are Tie names oi the privates,
w''Ich Is n lasting testimonial o. l"er
services.
IL IL
Dy '"'' '""e "o'" ''fa' ehe> o' '"e Leg
''''''' "e'e w session ~" we "'J"Nr' 'n
'''' wv u" ''''e house. 10 near "h"'
was S0"s y" anu 'o""u ''e ii"'>e 'a'eo
''"~' ',''' u'o ''l'''S u S"'''''''' tees
'Ns ''',' o 'iee'"' o'oe. % '"e Ga!
"' =" ''''' = -, ~ % ''e''''' 'o' =, ''r''
80 ''''"' t'e "''o SeE'''' ''''''7-
'"' '"'''''''' 'ees''' ''''@ "'e re-
, i"'Sne h"'''cr o. Notes, there wac 40 eI.
ec'o"' az" = was u'en. ordered ihai ON
''e next uay ~ ''ocE, L. NJ" ihey
"o'''' agar" 20 '''o ''0e'er ha''"' '"'
''e'"'o' ava "'e' "oJouf"ei'
we ''e" S"u'''efed around Tue Guy,
easing view "' ""eS'ore'' ""''d'ss ""'
Streets "'' 20 BEE /" we c"''I' Sc ~
&c e"l''"' everything "'!e'rc' % ''e
." NC - '"s''e' "'ree's cro""e' a." all
W ''e I" rug 90 c"'t'' " penny OF ~
So'"o wa 20 '""'9o lis 'ne"''s 'fo"' '"e
Wv" i'','' ~ ''o''eN>"'' w '''I' ''S'''''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-13
BROOLZ YIN XI,E.U.S.

BOILER ExPLosIos.-festcrday, between H. and |
o'clock, boiler in Mcssrs. Farrels distilicry yard,
near the Grandstreet ferry. exploded in consequence
Of the water getting low. 1t was an upright boiler,
and the head was blown some distance into the air,
but alighted without any further damage being done.
The Fire Department turned out. but their services
were not required. Several companies returned Up
town through Grand street, and considerable dlSp
ston was manifested to create disturbance. QuNe
large police force was out AID required the com
panie- to proceed along in line. The Filth District
Police arrested VIM. French. John Sarkc!, Horace
Wells Hegeman Conn0ll and George Terry, engine
runners for violating the ordinance prohibiting any
but firemen to drag the engines: They were locked
I'D al the Fifth District Station. House.
DISTURBING AMIssIoN SCHOoL.-Three boys named
Thomas OConner, Daniel Kennedy and Patsy Ross,
were brought before Justice VOORHEES, Yesterday, on
the charge of disturbing the Protestant Mission School
al Red Hook Point in throwing stones at the scho ara
The Scnoo is disturbed nearly every Sunday by boys
in the neghbOrhOod. The accused were sent to jail
or three days EACH
PrcKrocxYrs,-Yesterday Mrs. n. ri. Smith of
Nevins street near Boerum street, had her pocket
picked of 50 in small bills while In store IN tuon
Street. The pickpocket WAS respectaDle-ookhg
female calling herself Emma Wilson. After takin!
the pocket-book she left and after arrested,
but had succeeded in the mean time IN tearing two OF
the bills in pieces. Their fragments were found upon
the sidewalk. The accused was taken to the First
District StationIouse. and locked up to await exam,
natcn Several other ladies had their pockets picked
during the day.
THF Ninth WARD OrTRAGE.-The examination OF
the parties charged with committing fclonlOus as
-ault upon John D. Jaques in the Ninth Ward some
nights zinc, was continued before Justice slorehou'e
Yesterday. Several witnesses were examined, but no
new facts were elected and the further hearing was
again postponed.
The CouRTs.-The Court of Sessions organized
yesterday morning before Judge Morris and Justices
Schoonmaker and Emmons. The Petit jury was
called and no cases being ready the Court adjourned
until the frst Tuesday in February.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge
Strong and the above Justices vii! be reorganized this
morning.
The City Court, before Judge Culver, Is engaged N
civil business.