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??M?? ? *v '"v ' ** 4 Oil x gco. Virrs. . * Coite, brother twin, let's do onr l*?t to smooth toe rougher way* of ttfcr. Bid Envy, with her jaundiced eve, Avaunt: nnd grim, ignoble Strit'o Give place to true Fraternity : Ami Discord. clamoroii\ depirt; Let gentle, H\vecb voiced Uani?tmy Enfokl it* twain?nye, heart to heart. Why should we *??>* toother bore. And wort* iiuui waste lift s pieeh?iM hoorw? Why ?nw each path with cruel thorn*, When caster far to culture flowers ! J . Why nurture fiery.fronted Hate, I Whien mild eyed Love stands pining by I ! And burst tbroffgh dntlt {xmkttons doors, j When angels woo u* lu the sky ! Nay. brother man, it is not well: j \Y? Mft the error of the pa*t; So, hand iu hand, lei's take our slnud, IModgod iu a ftk'uddiip that shall Inst, Tliew, ??h mid voir foil upon the wnv, fll not dewrt vow Mnkiiig ?oul: And, if I druopfrum lack of sirongth, ilelp, help ino forward to the goal. atjjb o'isr? Charity Araonj Juveniles. The Newark, X. I. AJvcrti?r re-j latua the following interesting incident A little hare-footed member of ono ?4 our public schools, whose want of shoes ami stockings had not attracted any attention during the pleasant! weather wilh which we have been so highly favored hitherto, appeared j among his clnssmn cs day before yesterday in the garb provided for him, by iiktti'M. At iiMtnl wilh buys sent:. laughed at bis ridiculous appearance,1 whilo others, perhaps not naturally more kind-hearted hut nnro relive ting pitied his painful condition and attributed it to what was really the ease ? his poverty. A g*ud deal of boisterous talking was the consequence; b?t this resulted thtaliv in the prevalence df a benevolent sentiment ami >ng all concoruc I. Trie little shivering follow was carried into the school room the subject of the sympathy of.all his littlo companions, and the attention of the teacher directed to his deplorable eomlirioit. "Well. bnyV said bo, "this litMe l>ov is doubles* pleased with the kind footings which seem to animate you an, an<i now wirn a ntrio effort on the wirt of each, you can make him coufortahle ami happy. Heap your pen-* uiiM together to-morrow morning and get him a pair of shoes." The proposition put them all in the best possiMe humor: and the thought that on the Morrow they would have fin Oportunity of performing a generous action, seemed to make eac-h one! ten fold more diligent in his pursuits.. Yesterday, as usual, tho lit-lo fellow j to school, his bare feet red and j aching with the snow and ice, through i which he was a ohligod to pass. The! bovs took him almost in their arms, j and depositing liitn in the school room, flung a ]>erfect shower of pennies audi sixpences upon the teacher's de.-.k ; and i the teacher himself was obliged byj their importunities to start forthwith ui search of the desired shoes. Rut i>itv had not eonon I v??t Ai i ?r - ? " j **" ; they trotted along the snow-covered; pavement at the Rule of their teacher, every one stopped to lo<?k at the paiiiri fiif sight, and the fact that provision ! |t#r it w;M so evident, that before the hoe shop was attained, the fund had *? much swollen by tho voluntary con j tributions passers bv that the little bare feet were periiitttc 1 to rejoice, not on- j ly in shoes, but in hnndsoino lxx>ts ad several pair of nice warm woolen stocking*. Fenagyric On Bode. *| Tha almost forgotten French romancer Cleinence Robert, tlun warmly expressed himself oil the comforts of the j bed: 4iA bed is certainly the nust precious and most favorite asylum found here Mow. In fact, when 1 look at it, and when I think, when I step info t, how one is suddently, as if by em bailment, rtd of fatigue, cold, wind, dntt, rain, importunate visitors, tedious conversation conimon-r lace remarks, pompons assertions, nrag{ging, putting forth head-strong opin-j tons, contradictions, discussions, traveling stories, confidential readings of a yoeinor a whole tragedv,explanation or system fi> lonct wo wfa. interiniiiablti jwonohrgue-j,. aiwl that In j>hici> of nil lhe?e one lift* f^eMtre*, thoughts fnc-! nlories to l>ecftlie.l up, thot he t* in the society, or piiiwf ? mos mm! visions j?iss.t to the mind, *n<l nil fhete dream*, uhieh u foreign wrin Vr^eitUo "moonlight of the brain H'hcn t think ?<ujl those h-s t look at n ImJ, t know nut a hut worths to nmk-two of to exfNH?M My ?utWwhia>ni ami -vcrieratfon, *vr>?J f nft\ ti'OiUt" h * *-i u'i -r.-i!!- '> ' 'v ? f.& x - 4 mmmmws Man, WfmanjB^v ^ ^y. Aiul mow, yottng man, I Approach a J terrible important epockin your kui recP?tu ill, the day o* yohr weddin. j hod i Tiuw ?fe a plenty o> waste I Paupor tu ajHiro, i wttu Mil np a gtidMcnuv sheets in an Attempt tu port* tray The kuractnr of wumcn. hut i Shrink from the tarsk in' horror! lett it suffice tu scv, that Wen 1 thedey arrives in which vo set Sale on ! the S?Mt of mntroinony, 011 That very i dey a Pedlock is fastened tu Your j lilhfrtics, on Key kati unlockf * I i treiubie as i See vo a stamliu on The brink of that 'fire*precipice, & wud Gin the wurld tu reach lorrid ?K save yo. it wild linv bin better for Yc, hadn't ye never llin boru, or (bein' lk>rn) that Your ma had tied Sum 1-2 d-zen mill stones About ye, it soused A i> intll (lift n/>onn O 1? >. -1 - _ v ...... >?v ./vvuii, newt v/vor the Fust dey urter Birth. ?j i hnv Often sot down & pondered j Ovur wat on uirtH Wimeu was made For. it scams Tu mo they Are scut; j merely Tu uekt as a sort o' brakes' As wetnen are a Gliditi along on the! tracks tu j>eace, Happiness & pros perity. i wen i Fast seo dehorah up in thesingin gallery, and 1 leered her roll oat Ola hundred & lithcr Kindred tunes, i Sed tu inyself,(se*aesI) ?most; Snrtiuly that is An angel a Sittin up | in that 'ere Gallery, unawares !" & so i Follerod up tho idee till i XJarncd tu my sorrow the trtitli of the! prevai l), That awl Aiut gold wnt Glit-j tors. in fackt, the more ye see a Woimiuj dressed up in Plumes dc feathers, the More pizcnttiiA She is. stripped ofj tier Finery, what do you See??nin empty Sepulkrc! but i think i hav ted Emit, young\ man, Tu induce ye Tu gin tin awl. Thorts konsarningniamage. I liowsomevcr, it' Vo insist on't d: ; Think vc kiuit Git along without llaviu , a woman tnggin artcr ye, he Sartin tu . study well liitu Iter kapacitiofi Fori hard wurk. wile i was kortin delxuah, i used In J go round, ?fc Peep intu the kitchen1 I Winders tu see her Stir up the DonghfJ churn the butter, A: ho on, & Was j 1 much amused At the oxhibjsltun o'; Her industrial propensities, (so Tu , in mm. j;uk%, sue iiari ii Most; , powerful arm, ?fc n Fiat that would ' Fell a Voko of oxen. aiming nth or Thing*, take panes tuj j avoid A loud talk in \V minus. Jfem , Slindn.sk me?which had Vo ruvther! j have a Buzzin round year Ear, a bablili ; vvitman or A nest of hornets, i j Shud involuntarily kry out, for marcj'a sake! Your butubel hoes! | beware, all so, oia wiuimn with red j hare?she'll fckiti vo alive, afore The . fust quai teriu ofThe honey inoone?? j they are the most vindictive people i ( suppose, in The long run, that Ye will kitm Akross. stout and I'ortly witnen are Ojectionabel on akount of the terrihel (quantity of Food they lay away, (i wtince ...... ... nvvi> < IIIWIIKII alKIV * ?I ( lie VI1tols dehorn kntisumod in wun week but i found if i Undertuk it, i Sliuldirt have no time for Nothin else, so i Gin it up,} j pur lontry?a very Thin wimnn, (wan That you knn blow About the' house with a wistle,) is apt to Imv A ! tcmj?er of A snuppin turtel. they tiro | Very wiry <te waspish, A you A'ay show em us Much o' the milk of I Unman kindness as jo Ken jtossibly! <*in down, every Drop on't will kurdel !t | but Xo more this time. J op Saw. j i A writer in the Boston Herald i thus alludes to "Heaven's l>e?t girt to | man:"?"a woman is about the most; wily & treacherous Bein ye knn ban-; ! die. thar aint Xo limits tn The troub-1 les Disasters she'll put Ve tu, when > Ifer w?ts are fairly at wurk. I believe I hav beeu to more Funerals of; old men who kum tu Untimely ends thro1 the Harsh trcetment of tliar Wivw, than would Iteacli from Hero ' to boston, provided Tiie saxto?i,t;;k strung 'etu Out in wun Proewkm;1 (wicli didn't well he Possible, ns they 1 was killed at different intervals.'^ Thk following horizontal musings of. ! a loafing tippler deserves to be per petuated. II ear him w ail. "Leave* have theii time to fall.' And ko likewise Imfe I; The r?MO? lliuV the wine?it Oimie? of our getting dry. But hero1 Ihe difference twixt leave*; and me: I falls 'more harder' and i more i rem lent lee.'1 Pkr iimmk?\ fashionable lady at ^ a watering place hud a favorite Jap-dog, ! w hich she called Perchance, j >%A siiignlar name for your lmautiful ! |*y*t, madam : w1>ere did tfnd it t ' 4Oh," drawled die, n>'*t cvqnWtc.' ly, "it was named k?f Byron* dog.? l ott rei.HMulaw whem he -peak- oflt.1 and says < , ?"V-Mcluun-a. mi .h.g v^JTI * ' W'~\ * A Nice Bedfellow.?4* Wail, stran. g^^^^d^h^kwootUinan^to^a man no objection to your keeping wid> nie, none it*-fho leant, but it seems to mo tlie bed's rather narrow for yotl to sleep comfortable, Considering how I drcntn. You see I am an old trapper, i and generally dream of fchootin' and! seal pin' Injuns. Where I stopped' night ftfore lost; they clmrgcd me live ]; dollars extra, cause I happened to j wnittlo up the heard-board |l the | night. But you can come, stranger, if , you liko; I feel kinder peaceable now." j "I love Yow, Kuth. You have sorely been able to disceara it. My love is ardent and sincere?oh, say tlmt1 you'll return it." "Keturn it, Paul ? No, not I. I've striven too hard to guin it; and new I've got it, by your leave I'd rather J far retain it." How to commence Business. We'll, boys, we doubt uot that you would like to rise high in the vfurld, and become good farmers, merchants Ac. Hero is a good motto for yotvbegiu at the lowest round on the ladder and keep climbing; and here is a story which will illustrate just what we warn io say. uno 01 me most wealthy merchants of Now York city tells ua how lie commenced business. lie , says: j, "I entered ft store and asked if ft clerk was not wanted 'No,1 in n rough ' ] tone, was the answer, all being too ' bnsv to bother with me j when I re fleeted that if they did not want ft clerk they might want a laborer, but I was dressed too flue for that. 1 went to my lodgings, put on a rough garb, and the next day went into the same,; store and demanded if they did not >. want a porter, ard *No, sir,1 was the ' response ; when 1 exclaimed, in despair ; ] almost, 'a laborer i Sir, I will work 11 at any wages. Wages is not my object; j I must have em ploy,and want to be use- ful in business.1 Th se last remarks 1 attracted their attention, and in the ] end I was hired as a laborer in tlieji basement an?l sub cellar, in very lu\v J pay, scarcely enough to keep Isnly j and st?ul together. In the basement 1 and sab-coller I soon attracted the at-1 tention of the counting house and chief; clerks. I save?l enough for tny em-j ]>Ioyers in little things to pay inv i wages ten times over, and they *omi' found it out. 1 did not let any person ! about commit j>etly larcenies without; remonstrance and threats of ex^ioenre,< if remonstrance would not do. I did , not ask for any ten hour law. If ! j was wanted at 8 a. m, I never growled, hut told every l>ody to go home, 'ami I would see overy tiling right.' I loaded off at daybreak packages,for the morn-j ing lxmts, or carried them invself. In i short, I soon l>ccu:ne iudcspcnsablc to iny employers, and I rose and rose until I became the head of the house, with money enough, us you see, to give 1 mean}* luxury or any js'sition a mercantile man may desire for hinself and children in this grrat city." [Primmer a Friend. II kick, said a dandy to an Irish la , borer, come tell me the biggist lie you ever told in your life, and nl treat you to a whiskey punch. An' by my soul,, quickly retorted Pat, yer honoris a gentleman, JIeau IIickman, hearing a gentle-1 man quote the Now Year's song begin-1 ning '"King ont, wild bells," modestly remarked that lie would prefer to' uJtnrj in? m<m> -lit ? ? Bhkhxo 'km out.?Up at Manchester, the other day, a jatrty front Host on was examining the factory faciltie* and buildings, and. among the rest, the force pumps that throw water a'l; over the premises. This was just as the girls were leaving their woi*fc, ami some ?f them got pretty wot. "Yon are washing your girls, Colonel,** snid< oim* of the party to the master ot the! ceremonies. "Yes," said he, <|iiickij,j us the bell sounded lor closing the work for the day; "Yes, 'and wo are! now ringing them out." i?99 t ? To hear the discourse of wise men, ; delights us, and their company inspires us with nohle and generous contemplations. Wki.hu 1Ikasom.no.?Many years ago it was claimed hy the Welsh tliati one of their countrymen was tlm first, discoverer of America. Their mode! of proving it was this wise ';Oue??fowr counti') men lifted ontj all expedition and blurted im a vorn^ji of dieoovory. 11m was nover beard *4 afterward*.' An o.\ change n?ks, 'ami if he didn't diaktvor America, tlw>n what became of him f Why, be married a smuwr Mr of y fashion and turned a Hinginn, which , event wiw noted in ?l) the pajters of t hat time. ^ ( Nmat ^ve advice unlem it to naked fit particularly wlioro there to no ;?v-> dmluTTtr of ir* heinjr ?4h?We*U ' jiJU " i ? ?in, i ii ui jgga SCIENTIFIC INF0EMAT10* FOR THE WHOLE WORLD. 0rVrtfr*V*0WCAT ITIIWfCRT. Tift Jfot/U? Raido*? Ckapmtofi jvrt-calculation* Jbr eUmtmlavy ckam~ art, bused upon the discovery of lfi? physical laws and Uarruony of electrical action pervading the solar system, a* involved in the differing effect* of light modified (or polarised) bv differing sngle* or reflection on a large scale. ThS important discovery of the lows i of nature which regulate the change* of the element-*, constitute* a subject of tnngnitudu and importance, perhaps unsurpassed by any othefr on the page# of historic record.?^ The surprising accuracy with which Dr. Chapman is enabled to pro calculate all elementary change* predisposing more to storms, earthquakes, auroras, Ac., and also atmospheric changes within the hour of each day, months in the future, and tho physical etlects on the health, fueling* and humors of mankind, must be admitted by all unprejudiced mind* to be of incalculable advantage to the whole human race. In presenting the U.vinuow to the public, u?J do not claim it to be an infallible weather guide. But this much we do claim, that it will be found to be cotrect to the letter eight times out of every ten. All wo ask is a candid examination. Terras of Rainbow* {si per year, in advance, 50 cents for six months. Chapmttn'* Paincipia, or ntaurefirst principles, cloth binding, 12mo., 200 pages. Volume first contains a full explanation of tl?e discovery *x> which Dr. Chapman has devoted the last nine years of clone observatain*. Published every six months, (March and S<*pteml?er, price $1 per volume, for which it will be sent, post paid, to any part of the country. First volume now read v. Address C.\ M 1'BELL <fc CX, So. 73 South Fourth St. above Walnut,; Phi hula. To the Public. ASHEVILLE HOTEL. THE nuhacriber, having taken charge of jglj^thU Hotel, in the west end of Main atrrct, in 4nl?< 1'illr,- N. tt, l?y Jul!, ilmr. (otm, is rrei.arod toarcommtNlatf bin old friends t ml the public giiiH>nilly, with everything necessary to their comfort during their stay with him. ilv'liojx'S from his long exf*er!?MM in tho busiit..s, to l*e able to giro satisfaction to all. \ ni3i3 dinil- be furnished with the Wet the country af- j Wd*. 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