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porrav. .. ? vigjmy or ine Jbaporer. Tlio noblest hi?h 1 kriovr on oiirth, Are in mi wiiv^o h;?uJ* i\i? Uiotyii with toil; Wbo. b^Wc t.b.v no rtiuwli ;?J grave?, II jw dowutbe ivooilu uml till ()ie soil, An I wiii thereby n proiulcr ftiim; Tli,m lollooaJt'iM oi* vr.inior'a unuio. 1 T!io vfrtrlvtii.? noil, vrhile'cr their Irish. I To cirve the stone or be ir iho bml They wenr 'upon their Uone?t brown i>i - ? ...... i iij r iv n n;aui|> nun -'. .u <> ' > : An I b.-iijUtcr Ai'o choir <lroj>; of sweiit Than ilUiV.lutnls in ;i con net! <! >1 tb? nohlc workingnion. Who roar the eliii"? i I' tin* }>1 :iin. Who ilig (ho initio* n:rl the slii|>h. An 1 iliivc l!io e.?m:noivo of IJi? in tin ; <i ,>i iliom. for their swarthy humls l( ivo wrought t:ie glory of nil in nwtfwiuyji mrjrnm <m>?fViwiii ?Wijrmjwiwn '>r'*w> mM&rw r.v it r.Qi; kst. Congregational Singing. Wo a ro gratified to iiii'.l tint the subject of congregational singing is beginning to occupy tlio attontiou of Christian people who, on' Suhhath Jay, arc iicoii.stoim d to attend tlio sanctuary. Tlio f.nve which has boon so long acted, and substitut -il for this delightful part of religious worship, is nearly played out.? We rotor to tlio performance of the choir. In almost every congregation t-Hcsn repvesen-j tative singers perform sotno ditVi -tilt piece of : jnusie, which not one out of the congregation can touch ; and this is called singing to the praise and glory of (?od. Alas ' wo think it would be much nearer the truth, to call it sin- | ^iii_' t-j the nraise and <d??rv ??f v.nnu* l.id!??a I ami young gentlemen. What .a hurlr.-nno such a performance must appear to unguis, if indeed they condo.se.end t > witness it. Not" c.'im it ho less so in tlso estimation of human I lviygs who ta'KC a common sense view of tlie : subject. U..w widely JiiloriMit to those of the present day wrtro tlio views of congregu- | iivsiivii ua jn'wu ity it. H IIUS I Loi<l ho* (luligUti'ul 'lis to s(.-3 wliolo assembly worslifji tliec; At on re tlioy ?ln^. nt ouor> tliey pvny ? They lieai* of lioavon i?a<l lortrn tlio \vny.'' If thgt sacred bard could be awakened from 1 liis po:ifceful sluinlurs, and enter almost any ' nt' our chury'.io.s now, ho would have to altor his verso to soinethiiur like the following : Oh ! Iiow rl<licirli:tts 'lis lo f-00 An uiulionoo sitiing silently; Wlieu j?? ;>iso -hoishl all llirir \oIce* fire ? Tin y simply jrl-isK-o up (o (lie choir. V?'edo not, however, meat. to treat the subject lightly ov satirically, but rather seriou.ily. ;is it is ouc which d-.'inauds the devout cotlsid <-ration of all sober minded {'hristiiUM. We j think tli.it all who attend the .services of God's j <lmnM tn lliA Knc* i\%m%I?. ?l.i . . vv VI?< ?/WV V I l I IV. (I ?l U i I 1 ( v , Jill II iii each part of volitions worship ; not only should they offer pmyors to (Jod secretly with thoso of tho minister, hut should audibly mingle pt'uiso in singing. This is duo to the tlod of all their mercies. u O, come," gaitli tho tsweet singer in Israel, ''let us sing unto the liurd a in.'w sotig"; let in malrfc a joyful noise unto tho rod? of our salvation. Lot U4 coifto j Iteforo his presence wit!) thanksgiving, and * t.how ourselves glad in him with songs. am;/ uiho ihq uml ? now ?on<? ami his I praise in the congregation of saints." 1'raise I formed a very pYQlninont part in the religious | worship ot' tin" Old Testament saints. Nor , were the early Christians less observant of this ! delightful Christian exercise. The apostle ! exhorts them to jtr.ii.se God in pslanis and j hymns and spiritual .songs, singing and ma- i king melody hi their hearts unto the Lord.? i And on the memorable night in wh'ieh the lie- I downier w.is betrayed the last net of worship ' in whieh he cfigaged with his disciples after I 8il]>p:>tV jiWt before eoinir to the ernrden of <ictliseinune, wrts that ot' Hinging a hymn.? | Oh ! could the silent Christian ut' tin: present ! day hat have listened to that lust plaintive, touching, yet inspired song, they would be i moVo willing to join in singing the praises of the Most High, even when their hearts arc, tinged with sadness and their feelings oppress- J ud with p unful forob :>ding?. Or could they J but have listened to I'au! and Silas in the dun- l goon at midnight, singing pvaises to God. they j woub.1 be di.^n >93.1, w'.ion in trouble, to "unit it : i i ? - ' > 1. >v ii^^uuu |>iinun ?uu^?iur.,<. aioreovcr, if it were possible'fov them to hoar the music of that mighty redeemed congregation before the gruot whito throne, us it (louts on the breeze, they would be inspired to praise the Lord with j .tlieir yoieCK in the oonp rogation of the saints below.. If tlii.s part of religious worship be MCiilected, we think the services offered to <Jod in the sanctuary becoiue oxccetfingly de- i fctjvi',' and peculiarly lacking in in tor est. j Undoubtedly there are several things which i have hitherto con pirod to retard tlie practice | of congregational sinking, 1 ut the most prominent of those hindrances is the cxistoucc of a choi v n >i d the difficult music gen orally cmployed l>y tham. The line old tunas so full of music, find so admirably adapted ti the worship of Ood. which were employed by <'hristians in foi'mrr titnef, are nearly expunged from the congregation now, and in their place fantastic, opaiMtie, comic, uninspiring, undevotionnl tunoH lire substituted. Who is there )iinon<* n? 11?mt Immvl ilm " Ol.l T.\?l" I r? V ? v..w y.v. concert that did noi wish for revival in our churches of those line old tunes, 80 grand, so devotional, and. in which all the congregation could join ? The loader of a ohoir supposes I hat in ordi r to make the winging interesting, new tunes must bs constantly introduced.? Nothing could be more abiurd than such a practice ; for how can the people join in singing a tune they never heard boforo? The celebrated Kobt. H ill once said : ''A new tune is almost as bad ae a new Gospel." There are some good old turios we should like to join iu singing every Sabbath day. We arc glad to find that an edition of The Psalmist with music to each hymn, has recently been issued by Gould & Lincoln, in which arc ninny of the tune our fathers delighted to sing.? Wo hope every congregation will use it. VlKWS KKO.M BlHf.E ljANOR. Knhosns. tho city to which' the first of our Lord's messages is addressed, was the capital of Ionia, a provinco on tho western coast of Asia Minor. This singlo province is sometime* called Asia, a name applied by the ancients, not to a division of the world as now, but MomctlmcH to the wholo, and sometimes to a part only of Asia Minor. Tho origin of KphoauBf?oes back to fabulous times. It was greatly improved and enlarged by Lyaimaehus, one of tho ftuece^ors of Alexander the Great, and attained it* higheat grandeur under tho Romans, who made it tho metropolis of Aula, tho flf&t of the fpt three capital cities?the other twro boinc Binyi'na and Porganou. * A? every city had ita tutelary deity, Eph? CfiiiH was peculiarly devoted to the goddeflw Djanna, whoso Splendid temple in Ephesus ma one of the seven woDdera of the inHp A wont interesting account of * St. frml'fc rasiilenco in Ephwiw is <rtven hi.1 the 19th chaptcr of - Acts, and the cmitosta botvvocu (lUbosiiiir ui'incitilox <?f <"" darkness is inottk vividly described. Philosophy nnd limbic?n hyppcritical use cF the Lord's name t'or selfish purposes?sell-interest nnd worldline??, ullicii with superstition, all in viin. Wo learn from Paul's letter'to this church, that thoso who \wre 'tdoud in sin" were quickened by Christ's spirit, and those who wont afar o'T from (?od woro made ni>rh by his blood?by his '?r.i>e, those who luid been tho servants of Satan bauamo' tho servants ot' the living t.!od, nnd V iollow-.eitivdiiu UM?I. t.j.? :: X .I.tu Uiu V. ?-?I??I 11 / I'Vw i>ass.tjrc8 of Sori}?tilnv arc- uioro toiU'liiu}*, inoiv' deeply intorostinor, that St. i'atil's lii>t meeting wiih the elders of tin* church i?t" 1'ipntfHtiH-( Actn xx. In uur Lord's messa^o In the. J-lphosimi Church. l?i>i pruisc of their faith, nlul" patience, the ardour of tht'ir fii^st. loVej arc uiiiigHd with tlic words of solemn way u,,,n ' ( ' Jvotnonibcr tlmrerore nxjtn whoneo thou art fallen, and repent, mid do ;he fir; I works ; or c!m- I will cojne unto tnco quicklj*, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou repent " ( Hjrv. ii. ? j The warniti!* Was a prophecy* and it has been fulfilled?tho candlestick lias bdeu removed, tho li^ht shines nu more in Ephfesus. Oil a wide, solitary, uncultivated plain, the modern tr#\ iler may see tho ruins of r,pnestu'?nattered wails, broken pillars, nud fragments of luarhlo. The soil appears rich, 1 hut the vegetation is. r?ike ami burnt up; the uhiImj has become a desoti. ''The population;" says Dr. Chandler, " consists of a few (ireek peasants, living in extreme wretchedness, dependence and iJisortsibHitv." j " Kven the s,a," says Dr. Kiito, ' has retired fro'ii tho sweno of diu&hition ; and a pestilential marsh, poisoning the air; and ma I; in" tho oliumio tuihrwli In* li?o cm,.,/ ?<??.I...I , i..?o om v"AUr,u to its finnour< hnrhour, oucc t!io empoviutil of Asiiitio oftumiert'p." MJSoJCLLANV. The Now Ferment MkmimUs, April 1t, 13(30.?Dr. Loo?Dour * Sir: I scml you u sample of a species of' gum (it appears to ho) that is called here " OsiUt'omiu yeast." It is uosd here fur making beer and for mixiu?j with flour, instoatl of the coin moil yeast. Jt is excellent for both purposes. Lately, tho Nashville papers have j published articles stating that, several persons have died from drinking the beer. They say ' it is a parasitic plant, and that a portion of the yeast is .sometimes taken into the stomach, and ndlierioL* to the Coaling 11 lore ?vows, and the individual dies from suffocation; the stomach being enormously enlarged. This yeast grows Very rapidly in sweetened water, ! one tablespooutul producing t\ quad in a week i or ten (lavs. The object of this letter is to got you to j Analyze this yeast, sun I i^ive to the public si j statement sis to whether it is possible that death can he produced in tho manner stated, and whether tlie juices of the stomach would not act on it as on other articles of food. If ! it is dangerous, the public should be warned, 1 sis the use of tiic beer is extending every da*. > W11at is tliw vi"i<t 'f mi 1 tuIIt -W .. J - ' ? *> 'lillj from '! It. luukrfi a il lijjlitt'ul ami uppsM-mitly | liealtliy beverage. Youth, &c., II. Having received a number of lettpra sinii- I lar in purport to the above, wo can bardly do lesa than st;ite >ueh tacts bearing on the sub- ' ji.'yt as seem to us worthy of co'isidoration. In j I lie iii\^t plaec, wo discredit. the newspaper, nimiir tlcit <ciui>^ li-iv.% 1 ' ' .... ut;<,uili;u IVlll'IU HUSt I ye?st-plant li:^ jrrowii, either floating loosely ( in the human stomach <?r adhering to its sides as n parasite, until it vttnined a Lr-'c volume, J ami even caused death 1 y t! o im i'6 pressure ' ami presence of the mass of foreign matter. The story is wholly incrcdible, ami no oner should helieve it before be sees the names of the physicians who made thepmt mutton examinations, and stated the vircumstanccs attending each c:ise. If there is any truth at all in the report, then it is clear th;.t no poi<jnivnnu cnl^i ? ??/-? % AV-I *-? *1.!.- * ** -- in iuin yuabi. iur II would bo extracted :it once by the juices of the stomach, and produce its deadly cffects on the system long before the plant could grow to any inconvenient size. )5esides this, ; a cellular plant (110 matter what name you give it) that ilourishes so well in a solution of j nearly pure sugar in pure water, would be ; nio it unlikely to attach itself to the inner cut.* j of the stomach, or to any flesh whatever. It 1 i.s not in its nature a flesh-consuming parasite ; ( nor is tnc ioixi in tlio stosiiaeli of a meat Qatin<$ animal, like man, adapted to the wants i of suoh a plant. Homo mushrooms, op.many j of the fifteen hundred species of agarics now I described by eryptogamie botanists, tire poisonous; and this frail mass of oells; in beer, ' is far more likely to decompose in the human \ sfrmin/^li nml ?u ?xyv .... ijr.ii^ iiiu.^iuuu.u.'i ur ; oabV >go, than to live and grow there. T,ha,t it elaborates from sugar ami writer | any malignant poison is altogether itnproba- j hie; nevertheless, we strain the beer through ) a suitable cloth to separate the beer mother, | or parent ferment, before drinking. We do ; not discover that the ferment in this oi.se : dtii".?*! cither chemiealiy or physically, lrom 1 ordinal," ferment which is kept alive bv ! proper mc-?"q 5 pud at tlio samo .time it is ( right to say \ 1"*?t \vj <lo not. prpfcss to bo ; learned in ye:wt-rt??'jcs, nor in some other I matters of this kind. ^ liilo frankly con- I Cessing a want of loarnin^ oi< this subject, ! we would Bay to thoso who have naked il* to analyze this Hubstauce to see if it he poison- \ ons or not, that chemical reagents do not. j reveal the action of either vegetable, animal, j or mineral poisons on the nerves, muscles, j or functions of any liviner omin. nr nn vitnlitv ' f , n " J | oh a whole. Chemistry never taught u man | vhy arsenic is a poison, nor that it is poi- I sonous at all. This fact is learnt from other | evidence*, namely, from the effects of the j snults of this metal taken into the system.? i When any mineral or other sabstance lias j been proven to he poisonous, chemical science is very apt to Ji8? over means by which the fact of the r>rc.?f>nr,f> r?* nKjonnn "f .... , ? ?""!?'?son in any solid or liquid compound in;iy be demonstrated. It cannot possibly prove that cither uicotiu from tobacco, or strychnin" from nux vomica is a poison; or that any matter in beer is of a poisonous nature.? Chemistry, by no known induqtioii, can establish these facta: that gamboge will net as a drastic purgative, and kino, n? a powerful astringmont, on the alimentary canal. Analysis in perfectly silent when wo ask why tin atom of carbon, chemically combined with one pf oxygon In the form of carbotolo oxyde, acta as,a deadly poison in tho gtomaul), while the satuo atom of carbon combined with two atoma <f oxygen in place of ooo, may be drank id uoda water, small beer, and champagne .with porfeot impunity, and with pleasure. Vitality Hustaiuo relation# to all iir_' oi'^.iiiistii, WRtcK c!i.Miiic:il laWfc vcrv p:ivlijillj GiiiUraca nnd oxptniir. (';iro,fu| experiment* on Kvirip'siibjccw with 1A/m1 1 rtl III VIC 'ilwl fill1 I'A'i! A?Iui???x.u....l ? ...... um iv.ii vi .7ujhm,"vu |?W|ov?un, ?i': tlic true means lo determine their action oiV the-animal system. No . ch$(in&t oau. isolate th'o ometio element in ipecacuanha, nor the cathartic principle inephom suits* Feed l>eor moss to chit-ken* in dough and to dog* in iiio?|, to determine its character as a poisoo. Half the tohieeo that Home men chew in a day would kill a dot* should he be made to si/.lTow it. A person not very easily poisoned to dcith ; or, those that drink too much jdcohul in " rot-irut " whiskey, worse wino, nud ut.li> er Ii<111;11 <itmiii!iiiiti<>?* _ ?v ?7Uty "I I II' ' gbriifnntlteci^, opium-fcatcru, ntiu s'nwffAlippr.. j would soon'he but of'tho xvy tif M strictly' toiiiuocaucO' people. NatuVo^ with infinite' kindne.vn and forbc irnitcv, overlooks u ulc.it deal uf tolly ami outrage in butu.in conduct. iTxpcrlcnce will soon show whcthor this new j kind of fWaiont has nny deleterious proper- | tics which require *>p<?cial cure and caution or ! not.? rum find Firfisitfr. AnTK'IPA'I fNti KviTi. ? l'lniov ! v ---M J I ;>.i whatever it may be, mid not bo solieUoiui for the future; JV.?r if you tako your foot from , tin.1 present standing, mid thrust it forward to- 1 ward, to-morrow's event, you sire in a restleas , condition. It is like refusing to quench your ' presc.nt thivHtbv fearing you will want to drink the n<*,\t day. If it bo well to day, it is mud-1 netv! to make the present miserable by fearing tbait it liny l-e ill to-morrow. I If1, thercfote, is wise, who enjoys as niucb as possible : aiul if only tluit d.>\'s trouble loans upon b'un, it is pingvllnr and linito. " Sufficient fo day is the evil thoreftCj" suHk-tcnt. hut not intolerable. Bijt if wd lo"k r.vroad. n.ndbrin'^ into one day's thoughts the evil ot* ninny, certain nnd uuocrtiiin, what will bo, nud whr.t will ' uovcr be, our lor\3 will be as intolerable as it . is reasonable, A ui'.V 1 itv'Ni) doctor of Clcoruia h"Jrjf rather 1 a slow delivery, which wus tho occasion of an miumhj; scenc id 1110 oiiapcl ot tlio Lunatic Asylum. He was preaching,- ami illuHrj- ; ti??hi? subject by tlui ease of a man condemned to bo hung, and reprieved under the gallows. 11 o went on to describe the gathering of the crowd, the bringing out of the prisoner, bis remarks under the gallows, the appear- I anee of the executioner, the adjustment r.. | the halter, the preparation to let fall the ?,],inform, and just then the appearance %.n the distance of tlio dust'Covered comic } the jit- | (led horse, the waving knndkorch* k\ the coin- ] liuifiiiii ill !>*> ntvw.l At ?!.!?. ..miir .iviiimu'point, | when every one was listcii' ,? m breathlow fiilonco, tho doctor beenn a little prolix.? Ono i?t" tho lunatics eo*,id bold in no longer; lio arose in the cop ^rojfation, and shouted,! " Hurry, doctor, hn-mercy's sake, hurry!? They'll h.injr th' nif)U before you got there !" Till: MY>7i'KttY.?Two d.irkies had bought j a quantity of pickled pork in partnership; but S;?u\ Laying no place to put bin portion in, eonsO'ite A to intrust the whole to .1 uliurt's keeping. Vhe next morning they met, when Sam *' OoDd-inornin', .Julius! Anything hup i.?on strange or mysterious down in your wi- | oinity,-lately V' ' Yasa, Sum; most Nlrsiugc | tiling happen nt my house yesterl?s(ni<lrt.? ! All mystery?all mystery to inc.'' " Ah,"VJuliu", what wiir dat V s< Woll, Sam, I tolo yon now. l >Ls luoniiu'T wont down into do. cellar for to got a piece oh ho;^ fiir dis darkj'a breakfast, and I put my liand down into do hrino an' toll round, hut no pork d uo??all gone, couldn't tell what beweut with it; ho I turned up do hurl, an', Ham, true as prcuehin*, do r.its cut a holo olar tVoo do bottom oh do burl, and draped do pork fill out 1" Sam w.'S pt triliod with astonishment, hut presently said, " Why didn't do hrino run out ,ob do sumo bole?*' "Ah, S.ui:, dat's do mystery? .1., <" ?? " h.\l.r of that, ik yo0 Pf.kask."? When Younj? Uodjjjo first came up to town, his fat!ior told him it would bo polite, when j binnt; hoi pod nt. dinnor, to say to tho lio-t. j " 11 alt' of that, it' you please." It 80 hap- I p"iied that nt tho first dinner to which he was j invited, a sucklin<; pi*? was one of the dishes, j The host, pointing with liif> knife to the young- . porker, tfBkcd, " Well, Mr. IIod?!0, will you j have this, our favorite dish, or h iunch of mutton '?" I'pon which, reooljectiiij* his lesion, he replied, " Half of that, if you plcaso^" to the constcrnatrdii of all present. rr.nv 'L'o Livk Wkix.?(rood monlo at moder ite intervals, and the Stoma eh left nt rent betWCCf). So'110 interval an inMtn'iil .? ' tive oxcnr'.rt"! is boat?between bocdt8gu<J food. i A leisure hour for dinner mid cheerful eon- , vciwition ?Her it. A tdiort n?]i. for those wlio | need or like it, lift-r dinner, I/i<;ht ocouj).:- \ tiou in t!i>i evt'iiiiif*?litemturo, or cort'oepQli- | flene?, with more or less kjcm.i! intercourse, i imisi .', or itlier recreation. Thetis jifft ^;i,oh I and nil highly tl'.'!s:r.ibl(5; but the jijoit injlis ' jions'ible of nil is fj^y.uuous amT various cxgi-e i .so.?JUtits JfurtiitWH. A \;iiN<} lady beiii"' addressed by a gentle- ( lunn nuudi old-r tlnu heivelf, observed to hiiu i that tlift onlv objection she had to n union with him was the prolnhilily of !i!h llylnjr before hoi" and le ?vin?r her to the sorrows of widowhood. To which lie made the nj)< and delicately complimentary reply, " Blessed is the man who hath a virtuous wife, for the number V>f his days ..shall bo doubled." A ftnWSK without F bathers. .V poosc that sees anotherdrink will dothesame,.though he i? not thirsty. The eus^m of drinking &?r company, When drinking is diApe'nmtble and prejudicial, acciv.s.io .ijo a cnae of thc.same kind, iiiui tn P"t a man, fofttliCrs pnly cxcept- J ed, upon a footi>' with a goose.. " May I ho warried, )na ?" siid a lovely girl of fifteen, to her mother, tlie. oth<*r morning. "Married I" exclaimed the astoujsh.?d matron. " what put such an idea into your j head?" " Little fhrtily, here, haft neverseen j a wedding, and Ir<! like to aimiho tlio tfliihj/' i replied the obliging sinter, with fiwcinntiiig simplicity. Those two celebrated divines and seholars, Dr?. Huuth nud Sherlock, woro disputing on some religious subject, wh(;n the latfer accused the otber of using wit in the controversy. /',\Vcfli,H said Houth, "suppose |t hud Itlenseil Ond.ln rr< I/O wnii iu!t 1 . . V. r. i|/, n llflll ivuum Jr'UU | liave done ?" -/ - - j Tu.r, wo oro about to lcavo the \ V)d wo do not pcrceivo how much it coutain* to excito our intorcirt ahd admiration: tho sunset* appear to us far lovelier then they werojin 9thcr joars; i^od tho bee*, <>he Wds, the flowers, and the clouda, qro objects pf curiosity to- us which they were not in our early d?y?, Makf. do hnsto to be rieh, if you would prorycr. Small and stoady fyiins.givo comj>ctcnoy vrl>b tranquility ot Uiittd. s. rm *. f * *** ' :? t""T? ' ^ ^ / i . i Th?"r,i^ nml tl.0 wfy'r Sow>ftO\ly lit# ^rlMca t)i6. following *1kaU two fflrU <u>(l net it sttwt; * * ' t?ua uio?? ,?*< *v!to ? - y ?l wr..*?.. ???<? r- VVI' *0 | Blend win <iur IsTunlVi ilrci|iu$; I Ttt?y ImUnt our ln?i '* ' *' ' 1 J.JCc sjvirlt wive*, ' wiimls haunt the strorthisi Tlicy ?abthc our jmOw, Tlicy fuY<W bruin* With <fvoi\hvit of mnpnior hortvw. (toil hlbffc tbi t?irW. Oijil'bloi'H /lioir iiurl*, CK>d li)??ss niir tuini.irv "V'4"" f i jTliw wives, wo lii'lnk, ac<> qiM'jS :vs <lc4$ryiftg of l>lps*ii?g iw litu givls; tlierofcltft. ye vubmi^thc following : Oml Uli-st: Hie v. tves, 'I'licy till ??ur lives Willi litllo, bars i\ml hpntfV ; llto'A KIi^CWH, T'r-v invti'l out* svi'ks. ItiiL -ilun'i lliey HjioiiO Hie nioXiPy * wo arc si^k, Tlioy liViii ffs f(htck-? Tlinl in, ll' illca' should love us : \t not, *c <lio. And yet they cry, And pluco tombstones iibovc us. Of r<H'?i.5li jr??-lr?. Willi sunny curls, ni:ty in lunry drcAin; Hut wives -true wives - ,l'lilft)ti|Vnut our lives. Arc cvorytliiujs ilioy accni. VOll Tlfi: T'lilJ M'lxN. From tlio Snullieru mid Fitc.dde. Do Not Omi Bad Names! The so:>t by '.imio's e'ulo :tt tlie?-SSumlnv Fehoyl hud bc^o vacant that morning, ti,%'c;i, lil'l do-.rest t'rioud and classmate, was absent. A servant had brought si prutty bo(juet with " Miss Li/.xio's love" t.? her tcacher j- but' I/uAie was " too ill to c.nrn. out." Annie was'vory sorry, for the lbv? 4 Li?.. */.ic dearly! 'i*'? v were bo'soiu fronds and ins' pir.tblo companions. Hut * did nut tiii:>U much of bur friend's f-'jKuottS till after she >t homo, when, !?C-.?ed in the jailor, she nil at uoco tho'.ujlit of Li/./io ;utd her illness, in conn or .on with what she had In .oil tho tC*ol?Gr any at the school, when she talked to tho '.iiildren about tho. text " Little childiT.*^ luyo ono another I" After beinj? vor thouubtful for a few minutes, she I ti rn . J- I - 1 ' * " ui iior inuuiur mm saia, \Yltll U*UT4 in I' .r oyos,? " Mother, I h; ve been a vory vrlrkcd " You! iny c.hild-rwliy, what have you dono V TUo little plrl wiped the toava from hor trustful ?-?v H !?t.; she pmii!? u Mama, yon say it' wo rail our little .playmates by bad names, wo are not ?ood, and lo not H?vo thorn ; I am not ??<>nd ; but I do lovo Lizzie Green, and I called her n bad name. Oh. mama. 1 did not mumi t.r> A,* W but 1 was mail. Wc were playing *' ton p\rty," ami f/i/.zfe snid I atAoll (be tflftv ritke*; I d d not, mother, ho f eirted ber n ' story," but Lizzie didn't <<o to tell it story, and't am sorry 1 Palu it." " I am sorry you have forgotten tnc "(Tobl? 'en Rule," Annie; if you knew bow much fear and pain I feel, on account of your <[itick temper, yon would not bo St> basty.?Von wr?r> u?wl oolr 1^.. . ...... - . . ? , uuu uon HVil JMiKUIl 1U? your rudene k. Lizzie was mistaken she did not toll a story/' " Let mo 1:0 now. oli, mania 1 I do sn want to see dear Lizzie, and tell her how sorry I urn." "Not to-night, it is time for yon to to bud ; you will have to wait until another time to ?rot your lesson. Perlnns Li'/.'/.ie will be well to-morrow j and you can study together." " It is only a few stops across the .street; Susan cm run over with inoj I want to see lior tonight. Soo ! Chord is n liprkt in Mrw. Green's room; oli ! I am nfruid that Li/.zie is velry sick." " Only a chill, she will ho well to'-morrow. Good ui?jjht ! love, now to bod ; but d<> not forget to ask God for a better hetrt, and to restore your httl-j friend to hcilth again soon." . I will not forget, mother." Annie was not happy, -she did not at ouec fall into the sweet slumber of childhood, for thero was a strange burden ujmjii her heart. From the parted curtains of lier little window she U>n<r watched the Ji^lit in Mrs. Green's room.? When the wo.iry eyes did cloflo in slcp, tiu* pale, sweet faec of Lizzie haunted fJier dictum. Kro the 8un was up next morning, Ai\i?io stole from her chamber, and stood at Mr*. (Jrcon's door. i^UHai; liry own maid, answored her knock, and oxclaiinod : " What on year til, Mi?n Annie-, hringft you iiero? Unn baek lining , y6u iHtinn't?" " I want to see Lizzie." interrupted Annie. i on can i j site s mutiny giQ.lf. Willis here, they wept for her in tie niglit; go bavk home c!iiJe. ' llapentodly wis poor l?t4lo Anuio Tofused admittance. Lizzie y*ms too ill to noe her.? The" doctor stiyed wfttl her neiflyfifl the time, ?iii(l Mm. Jordan was a kind nod faiMiful nurao. 1'arent*, friends and physicians did all witltin their power for the little sufferer, hut they c >uld not keep her. Annie was permitted to sec her play mute once more, but the cold form was shrouded for t!ie grave. Yes, liizzic was with the angels, A?i.? ? :' 1 1 VIIU UllllU KWUOlld.H IlltO that stiffened hand, and in childish anguish, kissed, for the hist timo, that icy forehoid. The coffin lid was cloned above those silent lips, and they had not spoken the fogiving Word. (!hil<lren. may you never know such sorrow as Annie felt, when tdiQ stood by the fresh, damp grave of that little friend, with whom she had lust. r>nr?i>il i?' ? - r- *? J"" have bcK}? crops, an^ hurt the ''colings of a pl.iyui.itO/ if you have culled your little friend l>y u bad name, <$o to ,that friend at once, J and o$k for pardon. " l<ct not the sun j down upon your wrath " To-morrow, iv may hrt too late. We have very few in thin woi'.'d to love 'us, and wo should not do or nay auyil'fu# to keep pthers from thinking kindly of, qn<{ JoriDg us. tyeiTienjfrer that we may nob Ions have pW frionda with u$.?When they lie in the dark ffi.'J n.irrow grave wo will rd^ral every harnh word that we huvo {liven them, " Lic'ic children, fovo due ftuothor." Ar.JCfc /iuiotpof,, Wk were ttayinj* at a hounc the other evening, whero Jjjere were a. ftumber of vnillUf f ^ 1 ^ * * * j ^ v>....Uiu?. v/nv 01 n*om tl?e tncnnlvH,. 6110 ~ tho whoeping-cough, fcnd arif other *hA nOltctcd with the young poultry-' pox. 'i'h^y were &)| fecCivlngtftrt RVcupWiy iind attention, while one Itttlo girl, about fivoywri old flat it) %'.<H>rne^j&ryip# bitterly. Wo auked her what wA? the matter ?, 8he raplod. breaking Out in.? hwirt hroaktug punh qf tears: " KVftr/ <m? of the* other children's got the tjienalea find tho whooping-cough, nod I nia.t got uothla'^boo ?. * < # lowinp story in Us Havana c<jrrt:Mj)oti(JlQH00 : \ <! (.. ii'!:mt of otic of tin? old Ocnniiti ])nroits, named Do Ajfuun, (burn iu J^-ivufiu, I bcHevo,) hml fallen de#peratoly in love with a very .beautiful young lady inmcd (Joffi^ny, who in 'luuuiuu tc !;?r pciPsonnJ cIuu'iuk, po??oases fifty thoiKiud motnlieonea iii hor own light i but that eirtujust'tuoc; of course, I.a<l nothiqgto.do with the rvfluir. I :nfortui>iit*'ly for J)oArnan, his passion was aot rejyiproeatcd; but lio, b iin;: ? fin? d ishing fellow, who speaks three or four inod(irn language!*, iuid withal pospoMtis a h;rn? share of jiutiyo talent, heed' j ed not the rebuff* he froiu tiino to time vcoci! l r -i i * ?i ' * vcu irum uio iauy. HUNKing, I suppose, " fl!Ks 18 u womHU.'iind therefore to btf won." lie continued Iiih attentions moat pei-saverin^ . . rtVfd for liin continued efforts to obtain n smile from his''ladie love,hu ?*?< ^cd no! tiling but expressions of d'',^t ^yix. tempt. At leiiclb hccote.ln^ tiVod of playing ttio part of the fair m?- ? shadow, ho detovndned to pO&esS *> ..nrlf of her i? trrte knightly , stylo nil,\ tor thin purpose,a:.d with this iuI ' .0 jno evening lm>C wool* ho awaited her ret .ifn fr<)m licr accustomed evening drive, at tlio door M tlio residencs of her parents.? I lore lie with due gallantry handed out of the volanto an elder sifter of the young lady he loves, and a child who had accompanied her j iii her drive, AVhen, however, tho Senorilu j herself l out her hr.inl in her turn to bp asI sisUii' !ixmi the carriage, to her surprise' the j l^V.illcro did not take it with the alacrity she I *..ul anticipated, anil she accordingly gave liiih I o-.ic of her withering looks of sc.irn. Heedless of which, however the (!aballero, with a | single {fprin^, place?.l himself in the vacant i seal 1U' tne volanto befrnjo her. She uttered ii slirieV :it this audacity, but it una n<>t rejrari d?d. Tlie" cak'soro (postillion) bad ; doubtless b?|en tutigbt iwin p.ifU lor tlio part lie | w?s expected to play, find I To performed it to I the letter, by urging ll^espiritccji horses un| dor tbe control-to (lioir ut:ilV>at speed, heedless | alike of tbe continued shrieks of his young j mistr??s.s or lu-r commands to him to stop, j A bu.'aiid cry was raised ill Muntanzas and the runaway Sevaird and his unwilling o-jii panion wore pursued by men on horseback and others in earriagos, at ii speed that endangered their neoks. l urfoi tnnutely for the Cabal loro, an obstruction was mot with on-the road, within three miles of Matmizas, which j uio volume couiu not pass. This, afforded hi* : p'tmiors an opportunity to overtake hini, J wliioli doing. they perforc? dragged the-htonoI ritii from his rums, though lie fought doRpcri ately to retain her, and she w. s featured to her anxious parents. The Cabellero, thus digap| pointed of his [>rize, forthwith wended his way totheuity. The telegraph \v.\a putin operation, offering a reward of four thousand. aollan* for the' apprehension of l>oArnbn. Thin news reached ids oars, ho went to a celebrated criminal i.iwyer for advice, and was told that if the lAdy be 2o years of ago, and yoli assert that she went with you by.previous arrangement, Von ' will ?et oil aeOlt free; but it" you act difer| cntly ami are arxostcd, you will bo seut to llio ) prexidio (chuiii pting.) It was hero the knightly breeding of DoAriiiiu exhibited itwelf; lie cxqjidnifd p.issionately, V 1 lovo tHe girl, cannot'liv,e without her; but I will not.bdio her, Lot them do wluit they pleaso with inc; I i?o to give myself tip." And <;o ho did by the next j train to Mantair&i.s,' where., throwing himself j at the feet of bis enslaver, ho entreated hor | pardon for ids rtishuesf, beseeching her to listen to his suit. What could the poor ?irl do. Tho man had attempted to run way with her, and then run the rislt of being put 111 the chain w.-mc Ku umiitnir l?..r.b ?.v u,. ? - p-- --f? "J vwia XIM, ?_/i I V a IV IT'/V III! ? 1 She is to have thought aloud, " ho must ! lovo mo ami I will marry hiftt. Like a true J woman, toft, sho did so. Tho mean spirited | ami craven may blamo. DeArnau for doing j what ho did, attributing interested motivea ' for his coiulupt; l?ut [, who am au ndinire? of courage in a/jirrx </tt ctrUr, can only .with tho newly-wedded, couple along life of joy and j happiness: 1 NTKHfofftfJi: with persons of divided i virtue and excellence Is*of groat iiutoortamjy. | in the formation of a good character. The j force of example is powerful. Wo are erea1 tnros of imitation, and by a nocewsary ihftuI once, our habits and tymnet*' ?ri> vh mn/.l. Conned ou the model of thy?ie with whom we familiarly nn?ociaip.' A \va<>, on seeing nn old gobbler trying to swallow a cotton 8trinj>, very Facetiously remarked : " Tint was the lust attempt t'? introduce cotton into Turkey.',' , Editoiu, however much they rrtay bt'b)iis*cd, htc fond of the word M inipawiiUJ* A Connecticut editor ynce gave uu. " impartial I'.ccounr.^ of ? hailstorm/' Tilt v A NT ?ay? that " the giovcs wove (iod's j ur?t totnple*." A p.ood many romantic lovers uii(|UCPtionub!y find tUeiu delightful ! meeting-house*. I MNRMa?annnraMranuM?B?imBHMAxAmaMMM* HEAD QUARTERS. ! o ftp Kit vo. I rpjIK Battalions composing the 2<1 ftegimcnt I I. of South Carolina Militia, me hereby ordered to parade f??r instruction, drill anil review ut the following pinups and times, to wit: The 1st Battalion at the usual rendezvous ?n ?fttur lav the 10th d,iy of May. and the 2d Battalion at White's-oh tlie 2Gth day of May. armed ami equipped nr. the law directs. Commissioned' r.cr. nfliitAPw ?? ? *--I ? . , ^ ma ICIUII UU (U qppear op (lie day previous to ouch of tlio above respective date* for.drill ni,id instruction. Thi officers in Command <>f thd rcnpooiivi IhiJtulionH | arc charged with the extension of'fhoso orders, j Bj order of Col. I^umptter s W. N. CltAlli, Ad'jt. 1 April 24. 1W.0 30 5 T11K STAT K 01? SOI IT II OA llO LINA, ri<*Ki:x9.jpinfiticT. ' TVTOTIC?" i(j herebt fpvfth thftt frofc* a?i<1 afiot* Xi three rrirtntt\H from rttts A At ft, I will tMnnaol bi?*ino*? genera!!? In fny own name, nn f iutond avuiling rny.Holf of the |>rov1^on^.of the law luukiu^ fcni?^c^>vcrl" free iaafrc?. JR. - IIUNTKU, Wife rif An(?i\? Uuntor, of tho Plate nod (tintrict afnrcrtfffti. " ' - Ar<*12?, 1^60 ' 30 '* ..I"?*.' * " * " r-..?-Ji-sf HOQF skirts, BONNfcfS, MfJ^wM 4 j/Olt.alo k$ by J ^ Af>rjt 9, 1^00 ' ' 37' '/ ; tf ': Notice. r^' I'nfirnt' ?. ) A < ex; - I'WftV V'rwtvm an from irodJng " Vi ;;v: lv r.;,f,; VA'-rA: and pnyftWo ohe <1ivj after <Uto, act ( do not tiftortd tO ytny tho wnrte unlove ooiApeUed by law ; tbo ooa<jid?rft?ioft of (Ha mid tlbte Imviive fnilod. x>. w. c. cantveeE 4?rU24, 18W ^ 4 , ?. * - -W~ tf..-. . . ..'4 / + -a V&'fiWfCU MAKBl.ff VAfA; * / | iha ftuv/ayariwi <?" "Miyu mm j.s ttoUMnrif1' 1 X ly rocciviiiga lurgednd vurio?l ?i?Hi>nment>(?f Ametfioan and Italian Marbles To which lie would cull tlie attention ?f thn?<eim want of u suitable Monument to innrkiw syvcm where ropouc the roinuiim of their r?l-. stives anil fiioud*. Curving m... iettmjhig <yf all kinds neatly mid promptly e.\er?Mitl. fife#-Particular attention pai<! tn '>rdey? hr mail JAMKS M. AJLC.ilN. (Jrocuville C. II., S. Vrl 22 31-tf X. II. He rctcTH to I) (MVcHfBtlil. Onwer.t ,<yr? iuatKiy <v nr. m i> wtrro, n ? u(t;u?, I".- i-. CM I) Hdjko. 11 McKt.'V, F. MLost, ON Thtirsdo" ?y\h Dccci.ibor J?5<. ri ."twill J on l tj'4, Bfcok, luonsj . ' oiioivin^i STolcs", uml oilier j'iijKMt. I? r,it : Of? v?mos Cieorgo St, t'o. for ?V>t), A. Deulck for :i John Munition for $2i>, ?>\<l one on II. J'ahnlje for i?17. These pcvSuiw n,v iuot to pay I!???ko Noto.s to any ono hut iuy?clf. My nnino ' * ; ujno iii tho book. Any information jn rclutivu. thereto will be tlmiiKtully received. DANIEL IMLi:V. ; ? Jan. J. 18(10 1!;J if | 7 HIDES AND BARK WILL UK BQl'UllTAT FAIIJ PIHC'KS hy J. N.. S.M IT II. | . Tan Yiir?l, Jan 4. IXSx if T1110 STATU OK S0I?TII CAROLINA, I'll'ffF.N-V IN* OlIUIXAnV. Jacob ocwifl ) x.i v l'vtiiioa for Partition. C'harkm Wood, cbals.,} IT appealing to my satisfaction Unit WiUiaib .MoVgan iin?l wile Hiirnli, Ale*. Wood, Jolni Wood, Hoh't. Wood.Tilimin Howard and wife Ann, defend* 1 lints in this case, reside without llic limits of Mil* i Slate: It in Ardered. tliort^rc. Iljftt the fcuid i?b* sent defendants do personally ftVpear In the Ojdii navy's Olficc. at Pickens Count House, on Monday ' the -JIM day of May next, and object to ihe dlvis? j ion or sale of (lie Heal Kstateof Joseph Wood. <k- "" i eoased. or their cunscfl: to the same wiM bo ei.tercl ot record. w. e. iioi.com m-:, o.im*. Fob 15. IftOO Till-: STATI'i Ol< SOUTH CAltOLfNAj I'lCUK.VS IN or.Ill^Il\. John Bow on, Kx'or, | 1V|i^o|| f(fr ^ ,ettl^ T II B..WOII, ct. nls j ,u<mU IT nppo;uiii<j t?? my s;?tif?fne?h-n thnt Thonitt* II U iucn, Thornton lifiifton and wifo Kip,a* I.IhmIi, dofoiuluut* in tin* rrsido without Un* I limits di'this Suite : It is* ordered* thcrcforcy | thnt thfty scwrnlly nppoi\r in the Ordinary'* t Ollii'C, ut I'u-kcii.i Court House, on Miindtiv cln? VlTst dov of May next. Jo r.how ennrff*. il* wvv j thoy can. why n tinHI *el?1?ncnf of the cetnto of j Win. Uowon. deceased, should uotbtf lutd, anil a uecroo iiukIo iheron. W. t:. IIOLCOMI1K, o.r.D. 1VK Ift.lsno ^ _ 3iu J. H VOIGKT Tin, < opiiorsmIfh S. Mill IKnkcr, WAl.UALLA. S. C-, \yjl.T. giro strict attention lonll liiiyino.sR cntiijs*Ti ted to his c:\rc. Terms the most rrhMumMc.' , Jgn. ?a. 1 H.v.t - * .?.% if liuw STATK. OK SOI TII CAKOMNA, " ' ' ix R<jt:iTY??ri<*Rv.x.1. J. W. ?fn>. Muter in Equity, 1 m ,0 tymlo** .1. It. PUehcascr. J IT nppcnring to the Court that J. 15. Fisrheyiwr, llio ilelcii'iwnt in iliin cxfC. roniilcu. without tl;?? limits of tlii* .State: * On motion of. lltirrimm n ' I'ulfiiim.. eomplaiuaiit'.* solioitofd, it is unloved tin.I tlic smid nbsciit defendant do appear in t\iis floj?o?' able Court, nud plead. Hiiswyi- nr dertipr to ciini, plainont's said 1>i 11 of complaint. wjibiti . tlir#d months from "llio publication hereof, or nil onW pro coiijoiM nill be taken as to liini, UOtt'T. A. THOMPSON. ?\r..r.n. March 28. 18(H) 8tri ? Tllli HTATTC OI-' SOUTH CAROLINA, IN OrtUJX.WiY IMl.'U K..\S. I I-, II UriUin. 1 i TIioh. Gritfiii, \<3inY?. ! j v.s ( ityflton for final mHj A arillji Griffin & gthcrs, J tlcincut. IT rtppenring to the Or<lint\ry Unit J 1$ MannuM nil.I Viujliii lii.s wife, Uavtoi) (irilbii, llcnjitmot ( (ivitlin, ,S.trgciit Grillin, It \ UriUin, U A liillingy)y nnd wile Minurfa. (lie heirs nt lnw of IJninby (Iriltin. tlccoiiHcd. to wit: Avurilln ( |-i tli n. tJr vj .??< ' J Qritfm. .lo*?ph Griffin, mi<l ilio heirs ?t ii?w' c<i* William Griffin, tUooftfOtl. h.WHely.: Avnrillrv A G.rllliu. N'unry V. Griffin. J', 41 Griffin, Kiwijiniilil M Griffin, G l? Griffin, Mary I. M Grillin, Bniltyi V>. Griffin. .Tlioni.iri V Gi-iltin, Mnrgfiret T Grilfc*. Mnrjlift 1?' I) Griflln.. June M 8 Griffin, dofcnilnajn : in iliiu enstj. result; without tlje limits of tlii? Stjiiw: It i? ortiere<J, therefore. Chut t_ho s^'nl nhnent <<V~ furiilrtrifpMo severally fljtpear 'before tnc in tli'e (Vdin'flry'a Office. at I'iukctin^'oMrt House, on Tu4wdiiy the 12th tltiy of Juiio next, to'Alicw" cntti#, if i iih?y ran, wny it ttnm sctlloiiiunf of the K* t*vti> ?f ' Kargwii Oritlin. deceased. ijlmlitd no? ho imnle.~ The heh-s at lijw and <Iim11 ihmeo* of Hftht deceaawtl ate also hereby rcr|uirc?l to rendok theil* meni?, on tli?-auid 1 "2th day of Juno next, an- ho i present urn! receive their respectivo ttlslrihntiVi shares. n* a final decree will ho rendered in tb? i case at tliut time. < ' W. K. llOU.'OMUK, o.p.n. Mai'fh 1SflO ' ftui> j J/tw Notice. I 'PitR tnidonjiirned wilt drvotc lifoi^elf entity I 1 to the pmotive ??K I.aw nnd t'<jnily On ! We-tcrn C'itcuif. Mr. IIauukn in hi.s piu lm-y tit } Viekenm . .1A Mitt L. | Aiyiprftftn ?. H.. Mny Ift.JKV.i '"'!L' ^STA'J'iO OF. SOl'Tll CAROLINA, - < viAoiM?nrtqviTv. - *' Joseph H. Gwwwity, ) by lils next Trivial, j Rill for Partition, W*vs. f livf, Account,-kc. H. H. Johns, Ailinv. ?t.ntn. J j. | T-^ijiiMirittg to nty snt intact ion thnt NYillinm \ 1 On?s!>w?y, K. if. Thitrbbr ami wife Miitil*?-*',-' j ami Thomas If. OnsHivway, dofur-.'nhi*iu-this ess**.' rfxitic without tin? limits of thin .State; on motion ! of Harmon & Puliiain. coni]riiiinftnt6 solicitor#, it j i? ordered that these aevcrth flbnent doftendnnts do mi in imp ?/our(, mill ploft'l. nnewer or demur to sni<l bill, within three months from the publlration hereof, or their conccnt to the sumo will taken asconfeft?J(l by nn onlor pro fOnlrMO-ngniiMl him ltOW'T A. THOMPSON, c.b.p.i> Oom'rn; Office, AJnroh 20. I8T?0 ftino TilJB STATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA, in BqriTf?moKc.xs. . ' Kl'inhotli Evfttfc ) rtl. > Bill for Partition, Ac. Ac. J. F. S. tftatt., et.wln.) XT Appearing f<? ri\c tlmt Thorfipflori Evntt nnd Hint II. f'vfttt utul wiTc AjM/'UHI?r, dtofoiuN npta in this capo, re*i(W>n wtlliou'. Uio liJbit?,Pl this Stute: On motion of Iliiiriv.ii mxl PullijuU, complainant's Solicitors. ?! U.otdeir<yl Uifti tw?fcO nov'ernl (tbstiiif cferonilunti. <!? * p-. -- r . iwa^^iW'iyaWJl answer or rtcTmir tu'tho' cinrifUiimni ? nata 1>.U1 of Qftaiplaintj'iwit.biin three iivifttba. from iflo jvuWujnliop horftoJT. \>rr tjiolr opnn^nt tajho VtiU bo taken conf<ss*C<V by ?u ardor ;>ro com* HOH'T. A. TUOMPSO^te. ! / Mnmh 20. *m rr* 'if' ?rv ' - 1 rr . V t * .f ; TO DOS* I] HP T I V U N And Nervou# Sufferer* I rpltK S?Wrif>or, for frevotal yviir* tt n^l.lonl i A oi A?U,.dJ?3tt?tfrOll V/hlJe itmrA ? ?:?? vWetald<v ffuitdZ?aAw cure for Gpn$rwtf*n, A?Vt>n?t IfrontfW*. &kb. an? l&rr pous Vetfihly, K^tlm benefit of C\.imumptU?fl ?n(Uj&{<*rfouM fioffor?w, bo is willing** m>k? tb% **To tUeMr-who dwlr?.H, h? will *e?:d *1* W*ncriptioi*, vitl? full>dfr?<K?on8 ivlw * #a? W? of thfc p\ft4ioim?. will find ? ttoafirtful ooitoblritt^n slir.pra % lierlw. Hume dcwiriufc ' Remfdy ?aj* obtnitt u W **tBrn ?* 4ii^nB0UTHn?HT.