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* - ' - - 4 . . . . 7 7--_ _ _ _ _ 7. Q DEVOrED TO SOUTHERN RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY NEWS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE SCIENCE AND THE ART. WILLIAM LEWIS -, JOHN S RICilA11DSON, Jr Iornrons (ti-- ' tc . ."lERMS-$2 iN C. 0X- SUMTIERIlrIILLE, S. C., NOVEMBER 8, 1s54. I lL 6UM Ilit [UAI It is P1RI.tsr E Every Wedmesday Morauiinag bY Lewis & Richardson. 'T'WO )fLLA.l Its in :ulvance, Two )ollars .lnl Fifty Cons ait tile expiratiton lf sioix noilhs or Three-Dollars at 11t enid of te refir. No paper tiicontinireil .etii :lt .'rcarae-s urem rA it, tinless at thierption ot' the l'roprieor. 8:jY AtIvertisemeits inserted at ;'V IN I'Y PlVis Cents p'r stare. (12 lines or less.) for lhe first, and hi r tha sli rn for eaechl 8user ie-r'61nt .na'rtion, (Ollleial advertiseerents the s-une eich'tirrati). h' Te tiinmber of inserions to he marrei )i edt Ailvertisernents or they will Ibe piblisietr Antil orteredt to he iliscontinnmed, anl crhargeic . ONE', DOLAR per tqiare fora sinitle .11r1 rtion. Quarterly and Mh ilily Ativertise in1651t.1 Will ie chargedt tile same as' a sinigle il biurlCal X eri-'M onthiy I hee stme as new oe:es - 3~ Obituarys and 'rlhtes of lepeerr, over wielve titits, chrargtel as adver tri,erents. For the Banner. T o M iss EL. B.1.E***. I'll think of tiee, 'Yes, wlen tie niorncrg sun with ilis bri. h111nt rays, Shalt gild tire eastern sky Then Will iy tornguIe lain Ithrp thy ,rnis, Arid for thie- I'll ardorny * gi. I'll tink of tiee, Ves, whei tire stars are -hiing ini thie quiet c-ky, nid the silvery moni ie heting r hmo; Then with pleasure I'll gaz. w ih the eve, While every tho Ilught. c iixeel t mirV love. I'll r inck el' ltre', Yer, u hen I recline ;tit eve t. Witi a heart all hclea wa -n Againl wiIl the theCioeulalt. fhi m Ila r0 -. Of ihe Misr J**** so lovely, su ider. i';i think of thee, Yes, t0oegh irlune with i.unwelcoiced Cha-Ise rmle With ii :1i cc- :t, Sili will tIe, ii.ge o tly lorvelinoss. be fierr neil Indeiby .-tanped Ol ly henr!. Sa I. F.. Oc t. 'Written for tie Sumter Ba ner. LESLIE I A R R0 W. MI) k THE LAST DELIRIU. LOefrr I.u'sli I L~rraw !. - wel I rn' wVe sri cIll '.\ till w Irer , :ni vol I' wii Iie 11111. *nti tii at ".ig tial l aillld ti n hi. i eh i n'i nic l r el 11.e 01iile1 - (th It anid btretter < 1y e ron h..d ri eai I to Irind, Iliat. epithlel ftr pi'y .,1crie I, ltikte a wili. u ich Ilirentie e ou' c l have dared ililiet. viearc aye I ears ee lis, eban11geliul wer b tstrife have iast sice I saw Il tihy r-isI (onIsi ied te tire %I rarngr's .- ra ve %, w th lio stoeli. to trirk its hist eCarctll hrabi tiltitI, t e e! -sive tele to 4lo d t Ir i -of sorrow; yet mt mtilW1r1) 'S lre.amei- I see i thee ieow, event inl thS i sch-b 'S bjlpeftil day s ; at mlwe tie anrlenit, treil sem stlenit. le tutt's -rile. :ill eli vy f ih I intes tigill I t he ve iest madeap l rf ntisy e tw. the spirit :erri emedinwrt of hr i-h miseiei. iYe. Les1 ve Iia rri t 1n1 1 i Id e wve eI ,ite re.ers ltitevery tue lintel jroyle al su'r' mcarks. Lresl ie's wars a stumtige uand ay warid ttempr~eri quick, heiN ud re :snetie ini the dl~eiee ref I reh srndr vo rthe ; gene'routs tee a Icenit, wiit h a heari -nS reade y'te t inelt. at, a taiJcle of srrw ars wolluie s n he r' seoftestl lieire-tre, keetlyV setnsittve te bttle wvith tire worli d. A tindr lore was his lil which' ge'n its had set its intdel ile imrpression; wvhait te) others was! ginerd bey slew anrd *plodding inteats, his breighete'r intellect ~caught Cas with ftc int1SintiIve poewer', whticht t houtgh often ci awed t h"rugh very wanteses tee slumbiler, would~i ever' nndte anoniet birst foreth withI tent fld brilliai rncy tro atetiate rind drazzle. oStch wats L esl ie IIarrow 's chiilhooed, annd ias such w"as hris shoert, and chtegnier' eel lile, a litre atnd end teor chararutetistic ofr1 the late ofl the child of' geninus. At, niineteent, inl ltur ages therec was little dif'tbrnce, wot tentee'd corlh'ge to gether, Lei e therciliahnt and1( my. self-'-ell no tie alrtter', my e itap ml aay tell that. itn the corlleg'ee halls Leslie SO~tI confirined the reprttitiomn feer tail. ent wbich hade prceceded himt antd was lokrd uip to as the favorite candidaite lotr the higeist aicadeiicfl hontors ; ttonie dered-dispite hi's stupremnecy, all coenfi l ently preedtcted foer him) a gloriouts L areer, aind vene'ralee prorfessors prin t4:d to~ him ais the future s. t.atesmarn aind 1r ' il Wa4 '.. viWh,h ai birotes yeo his mttdiletss cotyse, had lost all There wa s In TeRsli t trie'j'hlch d~ni. grd~v w~ait yuctur , a t. th Ill III- A% 11U"' W1:1 IIPI4ll'ifit~I I ' 4 IIIt- I hono411rs, % h1ieh if nog4 t ' I 1ju1ven tip its If . 1 ( kI 1.1h ld it If:cvn would, I Wats een . lileL t. pr. ve. it hi 1. a1 weih ilt f4 Inisei'ti% to',) hew vy , f lr h idclen-tte ,I ir-it tol ben I Ic It n- id wi t - h 111 h1 allnI.1 w If lis .1 l i!v %;!0,,..1 lit' nis u ili--, 1. nle . ati-t! .1 illjj al|x iegl in ft V; part, was hmppily , N,41n1 r~e!Inov'd. I,e: Ii lit, 1lun 11.L0nnd. a I Iw 1 h114et. of 0 Wll I no41-h a1 noble trit'e u) gain ; OnO 11hat d1 I'IIolisIed sich 1 rewa l as1- 4n11 ly ard t441 tl iIg ear.Ining spirit s like.. his coii li-el, wa n il bulbre this prlize all inlesq-hition and . henetvan-ishedl, thw mark unas -et it beforel't himl and t o rk lut-rve bit-lt to) t Iinl it. lIt CI.Ia ra li ari Ivy i.- i e a lc rt hald fittltd a essaigulli'll stoll \o tI Ile lit"t o I Iy t, ; luj1itilike \with, : I I L tip "ive diretion I hl rvi inei). s b clrralle, itilldt ;iji .11 ely it teve. \vo. 111111 he-ierveI tIe wcri'ship tI' a 41 ol I a lld Iy 11 1lart, 411it wai C am a I l v. III Ilility L'I lI)wver ,llt. w4 IIIII4 liar ' leigned the quee n), and in gll e A Isilciel.ety 11 heiirt, ;111 alIl-v wa.I I 114e :L to s VI' I.Iy hiI'. Clara ilit . (i c 1i were. ;c soegIi and the dai\ fixed, whi n si t le iii llster411 4s belll ictll 411' I414I lltll i t I e the 'j.. i1I '1,e~ liiij ii t- W S iii :-1..4111 mak lit-ill l11 it ill 11w. a- thtey were alre li , (ill- ill hetar- t illn stil . ho cllletrke e.111t, w ichl We \Wer Li< recexive s , d r14 ,11 t1 1%rew tv-4tr. a:t on e w k fr m that .1%y I w a 1 p Ld ,I o zet a- grow' s ina1 t Ill iI ewl l willy hpyfi-wend. les-iie's repustation Is it ml l If tll* thi and abilily luo flaily inIcreased." ; lo il 1111 gralltt waLS to r-ecctlie te hlighet1 hoor hik el ast' begi a ;Iall p l e a di.i - I.,beI4 atI 1honoIi rab arvlet'r e lr. Blut. ltlhs.I 1 it- i 1 114' 1'lle1c''-I4 41t444i1. \%e what Ib,-Ilows. C lara inl revturning1 ." 11lia a a i iven (01 da - b-Ib r. it 1U144 e 444 tialk W AS t le- i'. : 'roin I I r ar l . a4i4I . ,t I % il 4 %. 14 1 " 4l gIih n bo 1 1 lit! distinee 6over a '. n i l ep1 i. r V4o4 ,. : Ii'ke t in . Ih dr..\xi ho, n henti a.'i444 1r1n' I symp44ii s .4o " 41Ii 444' I ts i.' t '.114 :iin d, T1 :..4 , f .k awlt :ik at coward .,bmtl , ILI 4114 our 4resen ; I k;1111wv I wh11y%. it wa4. but I fhoe.t4 11"t 1 wie44 1 Ilhv* Clit o 4 -1 listen t) th ! I ling Ill Itlih *[-'i ..I hecarl.C)I. % Th v d ily \nwieb. wec we-re tos iv. eVi V . one I i hlsll 44, ' arrived :144 ill gter with soef-bwsohusI e-4 lert. I I h a.-h ll 4 f e4x. hii' 1 in. w4 '.t. 44 -it hIn theg- '011ist hi h . w - , I-iI the soft -Il l. I iII lirr.. . :,1 n , 1, d w11 .1 1 m,..*. 11prep.1-Ie. t. r 1iv wi h1 ap-4a4.1. 411. liavored an. ile soh-t bill bw .11 444444 'l.'4' 1.1 1 lt -1111 14, 144 44 :14444 .14 1 l% :111-1 .wI -.1 11. i n'iiC I ;I ;. ;I i . I ;In. 4 n-4d niem. h th. wa, 11 4t r t I 'll'. 4l~4~ iN lll~li 11 :t. ti' j.4." 1 1111I Ih l w4 44 l th 4 1 h i 1 ib- 11n1 th1 re le l y '11w i i u . -6111 1 its eron4 e e to 1141in4ck Ill Ith. 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I I vd~i lil.. , ll i le % tw ce I l i re1 ri Iij" g1 uI Ie I* ilul i" rel loge . s my li e Ex! veCli evr tills;isl it.4)i Nee hd t 311)'l olipeiilie : lvet) helmd with 'Hl (~(S I~(kl ever 3 to cya, Im hrich itak lioliuhi ' hi1, w-111i tilt! s (1y1. ol tt ()I* 8r 04 1:111 4hmimli b11101 all Ilko. par !-ho I(( sh hi Ii 1,~ to ~eyes.o, hiet3 q144k ItaC i1.HW fahl wae- d C(3.ould [ l~~i)~ favt, I :wit. BeI I I'e I~ %%I rihiis i It- I 41 ey S I vit fi u g i *iate o iu I b vitrs or 1 wardss~ !044 -ho( VCICi. Owy ipi jJ ~Ii\3 ( lige ru 'lie ' aI xp i 4i f It,, lil v tiou ht tile-C he~ ~ ~~~ti. Vi~ndmti ,lk da ellit fiwi~ 'ie II 414,.e l e i ! * iiuratI.i Il- ilrli upivir h .I al Ii (t'4itu, lI i Ilt ei.4( ie 4 gr ipo HmIet te IilieUC( l ieu *((l' 30 tile tiliiph Ille I II ilth." u his( lh Id (la44moile Li ItLh Viih 4liipuhv iuIc II t '~c.' lilt di4'VI LIIC ;II li W Iii aii111 The. 3'l' iv I 11 traies i aid excitt ui'ut I-1, 'lie ldt Wa C.144CC l It rtil. iit;1.1(4 iists tho44 1 .1;1 he i 1 *t'.34 . lit\,1 allii sioll lIC 4.L '(31)Ie h i i' laI 04 I It i c I nk!~. 1 .'s !ohI I' 113.ll. vss, i rS 1:41 j:it, 34 I 441(4l li20' . lie4 11414.13l' taI t u s iI. 1 II I l ice lit33 ivt. l it-i' I l iil w't11 [li t'II . 11)i 1!1 i tv. 311(11 t'.-ilr the2 li l- 11 i t G 'I .it t..4t Il.,' lilt i''t34l34, ~VliiIlha134)ItI 1 1-1 i0t -, 14 11~i td ow.Iill t111.h ti :11.31 111.11t cil Ideted hlisp I) is CI((titl, 1t, iseriii .o !4 -.11 5 -l %1(.I I'At Il a(IC k (4415f4ilili Isll ( 1 125l aCliwlac,lid 11;1. 51 1 (431',- IIIIIItoi lilt!4 ~ n h ;111 u~gt .1 tlrI iv4 11 1141 toll. hadlnIutI. (E ltl Itit ) 111t ide wils li t- 41i'r mill, lid 44 (li tl4 1011' l 14)11 erllint t 1 1114 441 tiv (' ~ i~l l ' Ai h i C ill' Il l I.tIV I~ 314 -tk- 1111 1L.4144 1ltc I t Is U)'lig E'ICI I. Iv h % t viv t 4 e it4 011 1 1111ilit 1 l I ll ti ll- 4 1 1 t Sl i I ll Wh' -t) I k*%4his1 h~l'ive114 be~ was ' 11143 2l~r i u43 141)II-n 11''44 lii. Slav~ hi .~ \ litr. rri le it-tl Iro all IIII'ot' Ie gtiv kiit 3ev.1. in' ' seeir.,iton id lI t i ' tunir ed o ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ...r... fyses hei h i d .i, bt tie intcoherent -inutterinig 4l delirenm, tl nile thevre wats mnore; i-incting oifmetchod aj.d reiAlity. Ye(! !I the'letearltni hoirs, Litsr bileari a se ivy were his best. aid to ie dreadet-d as I' are'.hadwe t he4I judgemilt 1 conlie: Wlhen reason. had tied her retron- andt st, it l Way, as it by s(:Iie- super 'ltiiilal poiwer, tile Sen1 es f hits passed iae'ier seelied to float in visions I 6 ire the ili-torniawred birain. Tito !140-ab bd p -CI i l ithi he OlIy Ia rent h had ever kiwn---a find aid lovinlg ruoIthel, who dlied der he Ills loss could know, and1 tihell' Fri n his burn-Iinig e-yelidls, no(w turned1C With an1 xpre i iof, childihll itiliumnee, tie warin tear drops fit11. Agaiui the ,e-hicol rooi's scenles an1(d as inl boy. load's piayfii uiods, I iheard him .,all +pan long forgo!till ialines, next, -he colle'ge day s aid then, tidl despair ni- visi.i coviered and 11he least tid dl ing ina; w.as =e.izeud il iast en orc.Fie:,h :nid vivid tomay ineino ry did ie recall thlili all and oh, how 1"rtrrvd i'he!i Ills fraei. Aio an the aliit'. I of hi, lif'e is re'luineid and I set mit in the cuail'eis of tie nation and uInas k the proud tritinpih expressed ipon I Bips ; t..n withi a counten 30cil, I hat lli fllr vacanlcy, inlight have 14-1h1 o intinna , Ie i-entidI again to VaIzi ze inl the lreii his jbia l hour. lh gentoleI ) iid , the Ow sectlicl Chutini ianIcs. Viiw tceliillng ivy, onl his lriii, ie iiipreses 4ant he ii i l ie seal *f OV *114 tirlins it receive the Coll -atub.cition -f S lAiIIatiiht ilig hi aenlis, hen his Iow% i n .wcct. iisaett. prattle. call -, k lnk-%- and aIllS Mirn i'at..er ;agaiin tie, Citai ll that veils the palist is : wit'i a .:1 the ea.e i b e a is sii 'e -xith ch: vase. d-ath hathi vailed its -h. rn' :P- t) heavenl, and C-liAiS 4ee 1dC1 ran4er ih shlo? ilon, a1ye. .vith he~l 1-r n l habet and14 with ai yell I a' iv the saifleit-r hinst tlt- biodti-, vhtichi hi4hl him t4 thi;s warhcatyhic a, L r it.. . kivn -its -ic-nciu r r nl Ibena ler a1ait talc. is told and4 heas 'he imorl oil 4t-; flhe- pondeor onl is. i eueliin u1e aIN joy iins, -VaIIII'thet. --- harts conl %%i-h1. I v.an Oly add o:f t in I' L I. an av rdiami scen rNi - 11upp ad yo1n1 ' tit Owral Me.. c ha12i c s. Tht- i .itslo i' e sili e re-iIinks. A hieh .x finl inl "'o t I'm.u exebanl : % e . in h- toi 41nr c(Ohin.., ;n11 ' acl I.'Ir iet V I- ll il~ll it k. 111 elliab[o nini iT t icf.,- h 1ih1111:11 dtiy' of t' 1tii: lilly ti t ts 114 '. a:1 , .0N. . her- c are i w riltly ;nd Ill i ci.l'able cl ss (la lit-, ar c it '. tail n taw il er illago fIll rishinfig ilth alt I th-ir aid. b1aledtut their pres ice al' h-ei is always ai tia ill. .-Ix f ctile e cnditliln 46f, a pHae .A hl lit-a it is advancingc'i ill Wea:llh and -aIrIj oI tatr ie, tit .ilikilig illil 4j c'ay. tlt'ilevir w%--a I iss t hr. Igh .1 villia t* I I i':lt li e iti-,ja it. -'aii iai a a, the All latili' 1:a i3 .-.e4', tilt clitik at ile ac:Ik smith's*, alivil-that vihlage we -.I tee o r"chtIes, is Iltuiing. it t-alinot he otlihi-wis e f4i r tcae, t oaativers L.v 0 V Iti v l -141 lt". ande ment noni.11 -V'I, I C~ W livelitl ael, :t. s Ict -e re e 1il lier I li.~I n ve g \ hiet ever hi, is I hu v eli is , tlie p.., Ie its* ga in IC, wenili aSputi :s ita e .;nnV lieile jiac'-il alit ille I r ica ti c' 'eli iiatci lesaa ilI:i'' ta l 1 t 'I I ' ) ar ci. yj[v. cot ihe e.c' i-s.e y or iagr pm'l.ren It nietlaise ac tru siippcrtse tisre ot ti:t In e catilt' 215reil t'owic - t- i lue lh aei'l, witlli b ce cr eleat t otsi ic gioI toi-c rt'm ti. ,- ti by 1e 1rc It c ienoiiiant'zuri- to -th ra eiiz ene teacioi prone sand bet~~ cinsumers-in hi few iy' ears y bell c come beag.: ',Siart anid tther chtildr e ltii.attti iigt'an , antd i)ce ei'ta' tere~ ti~ any itruhin the asrtian t thaIt cwic iugt as atle nato e'to ivel the prei net. itldmstie mannfac15thres l~lth ci iiutnut hozt iare lutined) bys thei.sie iartuments. -i'Ifs a 1trhat, wt outcld hav l aroind ic susatil eomersic le, im by eveirean tin hir power, supot an oshe ine- at ireie esecally a'c intht ti es onitt1 lt ch hei I ina te gricsaest ptit, ah, 'it i undiable tt'Oifht as Stnen begctme moe elt hyrn, )01 the cal's bie ece moreait cluxu rn, aned no mer iicaentt wldeny that~ aurtericnes ofc luxucrytol f always, iafford fthe greteitstb proitgs. The hebier impn ring 11arge gnantoties ofn dheap acid half made arcl-etter cmertid it; supipose that, every individuoal who IlOsseses tile isneans, and, who uses in hlis family bur or live hundred dollsrs w''rt it of g'iods per anim, should, in stead ofa b .ingof him lit retail, go top smile City whilesale e-Stablisilelt aid purchase his year's suilpply Wiould lie not in 'ittes iii.S5 Ctittein Such anl illihenal course, and woiuld lie not say to hitn wvith truth that he was warr ing against his own interest, by destroying the business of his town t: d gi -ing .it to another ; and that his litilene.'s w'old react uipoin him in doible fold by the decrease of his property and business ! So, in the (ase abs.ove i nit anced, CoIld the tme chanic -ay tile samneo to tihe nerehant -we say then let all classes support ieach other, mi.d by moutual exchiantes, keep that wealth at hoite, which if iecessality expended abroad, tend to dest'iov the business O' your niigh bor. atid which in toirn destroys -our own. -In all article, uider the allore head, the "Presby terian" has the fbilowing seinsible remarks. We inot only copy but endorse them. We lut's have equal rights and eqpua privileges, tt. aniy late, in a cu entry of civil and re 1igiouss liberty. ''heo Jesuits in this Contry ar.. playing a siwgular, ifl i''t a l.iigerou' um.They teachl thir ignoran vite timus to resist everythillig which ma% appllear to militate against tile iomish Chuorch, and whlen the violnCt spir it they thus fa!ster breaks forth in oti. rage .~and calIs forth a cii responding resistanuce. they, with sanctinon iious ell'ronutery, coini plaiin tha they are er sectited. Ii Newark, a P'. otestant proces,iol passing pe:iecably along tue streets. is fired up(on by Ianani-ts, who taike refuge in a chapel, anld in re utn file ebapel is desstriyed. This is per.,ceutini! . Ili New (leans a mob, headlied a leader. with a drawn .sIo d in one hl.d, and a cross in the iis her, is nit. t:n'ly si.nmitted toand this is per'ecutitiui 1n Cincieitnnati an ate.1-1. it) establi-h a Sa bbailh wh111o41 sinet with the clhbs aid deadh11 thi-ats 4-f flliins, zealous f'ii the Church, and ift 'rotestant-s si mld re ikt tie outragze, it w-tould he piiseeni. tion! Thie e ai 'ie re c in histances in whiebi 'apikts have- provilk d ri-it. have gone siricetni v; :li lcisauisie, as l'r I-'te itts anti reim'tbli. asns, we are dis j-l ofitId tall back upo our Americin right'ls, weC 11ior-t hear (lte pitifidl app1eal to pubilsie syispathiy i b. hall suf o 1si41r, inn entit, Iunitl'lgil'. Pt' .ery. It will us41it d11. The lime has pasied whenl l-litery (-.im inmpo-e (n Americans- ats a mere harmless s stem tof religlin. It huas iCrvIab-d its elvi yen ; oat. It has showi its despotic spirit. and if it is iesiolvet ti omke its public assaults on I'ro'tesiaitismi, it iiit ex-.eu't retalia 1i11n1. The Jesiits are phiying a daii gerus aSne. A writer in the ist Indej"n'ent Press ''ver the signatture of Oichita. thus speaks of the editirial co'rps md their mission. I: we may bse p:rtatttd to psiur2e, the e-tor.:l csrps; of a tew' such character.t as floract' Grei.!y. of' thle Now Ytirk Trihune, hos' tienlihu mihiv ls long since supejrmseed all il( the or' elnso rstans nit re. imptj~inut ing ini the'ir ste'ad dead-i ivli hatresd oft their kmd ii, I le r (cuntry, imd God. and wno seems to exist, lake Pha-~t ribh's pthtiue.-, explressly fo r ann' yaince divst thue edt:ormit fra ermy of ai' 'lew uh lhe ip rest .'t'i of sait Ihptilyb hsavi idonei inire to mio'rabz", h-irmu z'', ali chlii. itez' the wosrldt thia-' anyi~ ither i ass ill hieaven 1. T1his ma5 iy seemt ti to e iuneuser vaiit as s.iymgtomcinieafo h class in questn; buticit is beham onf the lmter ai ltthe further, anid see if the f'acts dho nibt justify the positioin assumed. O1 edurse it is nolt to be presinned thaut the writer isi peirsonially acqusaisited withs the half (it those wh'lo snake tup thie lisut of edi mors sm lhe Uni1ted Statsu-, hence it is ap. parenut tha liiIhe ground tis on wh'iuc h islire. sdicated the hiith dehiimsu have set op for them, is ssuply the manner! in w h ih thes several .iiuinals, periiiuheals and Magau. zime5s are coiidiiciel. Anis not tii grounsd amly stticientt to justify wmhai we huave saud or may say? With th'a prnvate or iiorah c-h sraicter ofi thu i'totr, wl'hts'e it iay be, we have noihmrg tot do. It is thc psrecepi andi nom the ixamtiple, that justi1tie? our consclusins. Nimt eon-'twent i hi o1 thme periodicals stow issue'd mi the Umiter States are unusparingt mn their sdenunciatitons of crime, and to most instanlces are equal)) zealonlis (lie it saot to their iimporishiahkl honor) mi endeatvoring to uphold thle caust of mtoralily mad virtue. And in aimnosi every insiance (we feel hound to admit from long experience and close observa tioni,) we fitnd none so really, so prompt and so mndefatignhie in their exertions t< ferret out the ontlaws that infest snciety whilsot there are none more dispesed ti award thse meedi ol praise to the jusit l nmeritoriotus. SmaITRRANEainq PapErLafrOns....l in'v From the Works of Bishops Tailor, South, lall, Latimer, and others. Gravity is the ballist of the soul. Lealing hath gained most by those books by which the printers li:lve lost, lie slhall be ianmortal who liveth ill he be stoInied boy one without fitult, ls there no way to bring home a wandering tisheep but by worrying him to death ? Coltietntment consisteth not inl add. ing mtire fuel, but in taking away sorn 0 fire. MAidttration is the silken strinn rmnning through the pearl chain of all vi rtuecs. 1Hope is like the wing of an angel soaring up to heavent, tid bears our prayers to the throne if God. Memory is the treasurte.house of the Iloind, wvherein the mionurnents thereof are Kept aid preserved. Libraries are as theshrines w here all the relies of tle ancient. saints. full of true virtue, and that, withomt, delus:on or irmpostire, are preserved and Pleasures in general is the afpre hensi''n ()f a suitable wjcct, s'ui tably applied to a rightly disposed flaculty, Ia d soniust ie conversant both about the faculties of the body and of the soul respectively. As hi.tg as the waters of persecution are upon the earth, si long we dwell i the ark, but w here tilt! land is dry, the dotve itself w. ill lie tempted to a wnderea e- urse of lif-, atnd never to retim 1-n to tile iiuse of her safety. iFri tlt beri minig of tie world to this dily, ihetre was ,never any, great villan' acted by autia, but. It *As ill t.e SI renlit of soie great fallacy put upon their aamintind ly a false represen. tat itltn if* evil for good or uiod for evil. NWit i.4 indeed, a tihing so versatile and 1antnitiIorima, alppearing in so mnatiy shapes, so frtainy postures, so mlaiy garbs, so variously apprehended oy several eyes and judganwits. that it sgei oth u,.ia.* hard .A:; qt' t tle , le and certain notion theredf, titan to inake a port rait fit' Proteus or to dfine tile figu re of a fleeting air. Mv Imn''t'ting haunts are, where they shoul be, at, homane; no t sleeping. oi e'ctintiig the surfeits of al irregilar fea.t, but up and stirring; in winter, oftien cre the ,ond 4f jotny bell awake inan to Iaior or to devotion; in stim timer', as oft with the biud that first rises, ' r loit mn tteh tardier, to read rotid authors, or cause themu to lie read, till the at t'tit hie weary, or ineniory have its full f vight. The Follies of Great Men. I*) vel 13rahe, the astroloiller chaiged co lor and his legs sho k un dtr hl niti, at the sight of a Fox it' a I Iar.. Dr. .linsin would never ent.. r a roomi with his left fioit fihreiost. If, by mistake, it, did get tm first, he would step back, and Iplace his right fo'ot f'iremost. Julius CGesar was almost coivilsed by' the sound of thunder, 'and always wanted to get into a cellar, iir tundtler grotundil, to esCape the dreadfit ai' use. T,, Quteen Eltisabeth, the Simp'le wuord *- death " was full of horror. Ev iT ']al ley4and trembled and elbanged colfor on hearing the word Prot'I nounted. larshall Saxe. who taet and overt rew opposing ariies, (led and sri'eamued in terror at t lie sight oi :1 cat. Peter tihe Great coul iever I persutiaded to cross a bridge; and toutgh he tried to tmasteri the terror, le failedl tu do wo. Whlenever lhe set iho on,lhe would shriek ont in nevr hlp ny netiial at tetable, not' would lhe lie helped to any hi r self thI aniy of the ari'uile happened tc lie spilleItd ioin the table, he would jtitt uap and le'ave his meal unafiniished. Hishvryl of C'holer'.-t, Is state'. tha lit his disease first appeared in 1781L at Gut jam a coast- town 500 miiles atortht east, of' Ma fras. Thle next y'eat it reached Madraas, anud in 1783 20,000 died of' it in India. It theri disappeared. Ini 1 -17 it returnied tc lindia as a terr'ible epidemic disease. it visited China. Itn 1821 it r'eached the Persiani Gtu, in 1830, it reached. Moscow; in 1832, Grecat Blritaiin Franice, and At mrica, this being thu year of its greautest, s iolenace in Newi York ad tither portiouns of' this euun try. It 1837.8 it disappeared t'ror Europe. tla 149 it againi visited New York frtomt July to October, and has sincee, f'romu time to tuime, appeared ita v'ar'itus parts of' our eentntr'y, rathie as a spor'adte than in epidlemie disease Paurcs ow Booxs AMONo -rutS AN CIEN5T.-Whlat an imncse reduction has been -mnade int the price of' books by the invention of the Art of' priniting It is recorded of Plato, that althougl Ihts paternal iniheritancee wasi small, he bhought three books of' Philolus thi Py thagorean, for ten thousand denarii Inearly $1500. WVe arec also inf'ormer Ithat Aristotle bought a few bcdok belonging to Spoitoippus tlw philhoso pher, for three Attic tatentsa~ isut eoquiv'alenit 'to Abt' *iOOS Jornmeaw runn lf ~ i No Excss.-A few yearsjsi l there was a Professor at a neighbb1 ' " i'g college, with whom punet formed a part of his religion. I inu other, things, he was particular thit every member of his class shouldbe present at the recitation of every qe-rnm and if any were absent he called epo their classmates to state, could. the cause thereof.. .,Int 6 happened that onQ of his pupils died during the vacation, of which old man was no(iware and nutidi that his seat wa i'deant, a*ch class had assembled, lie inqired A his whereabouts. Being a little de lie misunderstood the person who swered, "[He is dead, sir," andp ceeded with his cuStonitry temarkt "Not a suflicient excuse, sir6 am astonished that any student shoufd"A" render such a one in my- recitatie "Yes, that's thd ,dry way *ith - sobs the despairing wife ; "wlied' were first married, you used to - "Put your little toots'y tootsy's u to ine and keep them warmy 1 it s nothing but "fake away i d---d told kcofs of your'n " 'Getitlemen and ladies,' sidtts showinlili, ' here you have a mr cent, paintinig of Daniel in the I den. Daniel can easily be distigiis ed froml the lioiis by the green cottlia umbrella under his ar.m it the New York idepend fiid the following from a mother* "But did I tell you.what a tisn had with my little Joc.! " No; what was it ?" "W hy, I was showing if[i.'110 , 7, ture of the martys thrown t. thedions and was talking very solemnly tI I t'ying to make him feel what Ji& ble thinp it w O . - ft a S' aid ' flittl Ilolt wiy behind there, Ievn t get any.' A wag, on readidg that in an en gageient, a dey and two knights wer killed, remarked that that was killing Lini With a vengeance. A merchant in this city suddenly entering lii countin-house the other <bty, round one of his clerks rearing i" large book in the air, with the end restilig uponl his ehmn. W hy ain't you at work John V lie. incluired. " I n sir," replied the clerk--You are !-at what work 7 Balancing the Ledger, sir 1" 'Adolesceneeart thou not endeav oring to entice the finny tribe to en. gulpli into their denticulated mouths ai barbed hi.,ok, up1)on whose point is - aflixed a daintv allurement !" 'No said the b 'I am fishinA A writer in an Irish newspaper, af ter mentioning the wreck of a vessel near Skerries, rejoiced that all thd crew were saved, except four hogs. heads of Molasses A country editor, in speaking of steamboat says, "She hhd twelvi . nERTwS in her ladies' cabin." " Oh life of me ! (exclaimed an old lady, o reading the above) what a squalling there mLst have been !" "A dreaidful little t'or a shilling, said a penurious fellow to a physician, . w~ho dealt out an emetic: can't yot 4give moro.? " Mothe~r, dan't I go and have mn daguerreoity pe taken !" SNo, I guess it isn't wor'th while.' "Well, then youi might let mnehaves.A a tooth pulled ; I never go any whiere~~ A gentleman asked a little boy ib&4 London, " What (oceilpation does4ou0 father piursue fol' a living?" He a swered With gret sim plicity, 4- Ili ~~ a dreadful accident maker, sir, for the newspapers !" "Well, Toby," said his honor t~i old negro who had been hauled iip fd stealing a pullet: " What have you to sav for yourself ?" ' Nolhin ' bnt dis Boss : I was as crazy as a bed:be when I .'tole dat ar lpullet: coi I mite hab stole de big rooster an' neBer e it. D~at shows '6lusively dat I*a laboring under do delirium tremd, dou !" "W hy do yodu set your oup of gos on the chair, Mr. Jones ?1" said thy landlady one morning At r~~'' fast. "It is so very weak,nma'ani "eY~ -Mr. J. demurely;"I thought y let it rest." A DIFFERENoE.-.. - A6 a r through the 01d BAny At h executiod, when an Irishni~ m io pohit of boh1 in 'l b4e~t"i 9 4.