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iiifvii‘iiat. INI‘ELI..IGENCE, i..rt‘i:it.i't'uut«3,

W —-" r—'. ‘ _—’H .17“! \ ‘y ‘ “T~V~-~‘rv “; .— fVV‘Vv'>—>~-—w i. ~‘Vh‘ W - ‘ -- ‘- ‘101 I (7.|l.\ltli()l llalU‘lV‘N, i’ithCE EDWﬁRD l;~l..\Nl), JANUARY 13, 15.”, {((y :55“ ‘ u - ‘ﬂ.__‘____ -.___-.-.-.«_..s_--. ..._ -1 - _.. . ___. _—»-.'- H . .. -.. . . . . . . ,_,_._.._,- _ _ ~._.—......__.....__ - . “any; l)"ths, to nothing else but this topic, I have; l‘he object of his benevolence lived: T H E F A R M 1.; R _’___‘_,_____._———-— to beg that it tnay terminate.’ for many years alterwards, but grad-i ' -._ _ J A x u A n r. ' Do you not consider ynnrsclfl ually declined, and at last sunk into! no“ N "mum

pun “Mn, 5th day, lb. 2%) after. C' “sluuarter, [21h day, .‘ib. 17m after. a _\'..w Mo n. Itltli day, 2h. 4m after. 3 First Quarter. 27*ll d=t.\'~ 53" ‘6'" "'m'"

' . TO THE NEW MOOI‘. Thou art so like ii little boat

()l'siliery brightnch g‘iding high, Thfti l have lorg'd in thee to float,

A passerger to yender sky,

'l‘tiiiure along the radiant way,

’t‘irc‘i‘d with many a st'irty wreath : To gaze upon the face ufday

“the darkness veils the earth beneath.

When itildiiight‘s tuiiiitle closca ’round The iihtiiihering race ofiuorals ltt‘f“,

'l'a rise beyond he boriZon‘s bound, Ami rim tilt i-iin respli'ndent there.

And cnu'd l dare to guide thy way. 'l'hnii silrrr'd bark of evening's Hky, l wou'il our ariial voyage trend "Ii the lirigl t land of bliss on high.

And moor thee in the happy port, 'llien joyful rest my weary oar.

llittiili'iy approach the d. zzling tlironc, And at my .Savieur‘s feet adore.

THE OUTUAST.

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A TALE.

‘The worthy (i‘iiCt‘l‘ then recapitu~ izzletl faithfully the story told him bv .‘liss litiiiie, softening- nothing that t‘rlatcd to her own thoughtlessness or ln‘ly,hiit touching as siightly as pos- iihie on her statrtnengs respecting lirrfatlier’s severe rcpreaches for her partiality to her cousin, iti order not to irritate his auditor. He concluded iffs‘king if the narrative were true (trialsc. l‘ltscems to be all verv correct, “h’was the cold rcplv. ‘

And was there no aggravating cir-'

tiimstance connected with it. previ- oil‘! to her leaving your house ?’ ‘Nonc, sir, that i am aware of.’ ad slie St oftiiiy ﬂagrant misconduct to call "Wt! your anger 2” hibdever, sir ; she had always be- ‘N’A use daughter ought to do.’ mi it‘ll, in the name of all that is sa- rant.doyou consider yourself war- impttud. by this single act of youthful ence to cast 0 ' ' mm" P , tfyour own child 'Slie ca~t inc ofl‘,

- . Sit and m ' ‘k'elurei had a ’ a) '

lputte anda father but, sir,’ continued

. t I “ ' lnot stllmii g hm“ hm sem‘ ‘ I

t it) : r - llestioncd I h we .my Conan“ 5“": and "We" saw her "mmil'llvmgs “ he never would say a train was tll'lll‘t tie. tar less by a subsequently to his return troiiiabroaditor certain eXt'ept he saw him try to: ‘Il had releretice married, and settled in England. — 1 ligtithis pipe in the iiver.”

if any 0 “ tour vi

not previously ht-en guil-'

bound, sir,’ pursued Captain Gilles- pie. also rising, bitt with a swelling heart and a glowing cheek-J are you not bound, sir, by the ties of nature, by the more sense ofdccency,tri take back your erring child to your heart? Should you not rcilcct, sir, that her present lolly may perhaps be owing to some tit-glee on your part in the training of her young mind, and that it is only the more imperative upon you, from what has now happened, to endeavour to instruct her under- standing, conﬁrm her principles, and by parental lenity and kindness, to make her penitence for her error more lasting and salutary ? She is yet pure and unspotted as when she left her mother’s bosom. Surely, surely, sir, you make some distinc- tion between lolly and crime ?’

‘ You have my anstver, sir,’ was the only reply.

world, Without protection, without subsistence ?’ ‘

‘ I see every reason for believing,’ replied the other,iti a signiﬁcant tone, ‘ that she will be at no loss for citlicr.’

The honest-heartrd sailor start-d

his feet.

‘ Sir,’ said be, unable to repress his indignation, ' but for those grey hairs I would strike you beneath my feet ! But you say right, sir.’ conti- nuPd be, recovering himself; ‘ yon poor mourni-r shall not sull'er for the cruelty of her unnatural pit-cut.—

neither want assistance tior protec-

does not cease. to forget that she ow- ed her being to so callous-hearted a

to be 3’

And he tht his \vord. Upon his return home, he imparted the result of his interview to the unfortunate girl in as gentle terms as possible, and ! begged be ',:it the same time, to look éto him as her future parent. The poor outcast could but sob her gra- titude.

I Captain Gillespie iii a few weeks received orders to proceed to a fo- ircign station; and seeing the daily decreasing health of his charge, he sought out a residence for her in it re- lpectable family in a country town not many miles front the metropolis ; 6‘and, at the same time, aware ol'the uncertainty of life in a profession

like his, be deposited sullicicit fur-(ls ‘

_to secure the unfortunate a comfort- ;able maintenance for life. He set

‘ And do you really mean to aban-V don her thus to the mercy—to the: cruelty and viliatiy rather—of the

at the itisiiiuatiiui conveyed by tlicsct words, as it'a shell had exploded ati

While it is iii my power, she shall=

tion; nor shall it be my fault if she'

monster as you have proved yourself,

'tlie grave, there can be little doubt. f ‘ e ' ,' ,... . . . trim" the My c“ 0' " brawn hm" There is no truth better ostalilishril, .Not one of her relatives had ever.lb .h t r , ’ } deigned to inquire after ber—andthe I a". a "0 '"""°'"" C“ """Me "“ :even earned we". vindlctiveness be, ‘ but from the stomach ofa horse, or tic— yoiirl the grave Upon being informed stray it, that will not kill the two. its 0‘ he" ‘l‘m'hi he" gunerf'm l’enefac‘ head is provided with two little hooki, tor'hasteried down to bcotlanil, for‘ the purpose of seeing the last rites paid to her remains, and thought it . ilmy his duty in send a "Migration up and by huyrtng Its head, it can live sur- itlip event to her parent, who was still rounded with poison that will kill the .“WG: but no notice was taken of the horse. In its own Prnbcr time it will " t" ' ' .' " u; ' -‘ . . '“~“"a“_°"' calm”? h'“‘“|’””'l”’_"’ lbecome disengaged and rooted train the fore, laid her head in the grave itinl"s‘0'"ach The cure isclf, assisted bya few fi tends, who _' ‘ _ _ Ewcre aware of all the circumstances , l"’°"“““""“l°"°i ""‘l “I” '3 909"! ‘l‘mc tlintoriginated the connection between ’ by any one caretul of his horses. Every mettlde Who Pttlt'd the dead no less one is acquainted with the god tly, which 'iilﬂll; theyr hon lllrttlrlillt’ Iiiiiig. [lays “3 eggs on the hm“. o, the mm” . was r one o t i 's . m it he . l , 0m 9 9 0 r is generally in August and 'thaiwe learned the particulars ofthis T} I H b r n i t 1 ' s - n I l: ‘ I :niouriittil tale, which tn every part is “5" s '0‘" e “"9 u y ‘65 m)“ ’ related exactly as it reached us. In c‘CrY day at least. Which can be none saving so, we are not practisingr one by a cloth with warm water. which will ‘ l a - i i . \ ..' ' . . . 0‘ “ms,” ""5 by “!”(‘h u" “H” l? "l prematurely hatch the egg, i.r remove it narratives, probalne and t)tth‘\\'l~‘t‘, so ir‘i'ec. attempt to 'tlotv: the can”. deuce oftlteir readers. The story is _ posrtively true, and such, in our opi- or itinay be scraped Off With a knife. nioii. is its chief volumes its publicity They are easily seen, and noturmcr' '3‘ “"5 RIM" ma," "Lima-"s “mm a or other owner of liorses.sboiild suffer tooling oi repentance tn 'i'ita'r ESSA- I‘L'RAL Hearty. hitherto so obdurate. ‘SUttll an anecdote cannot fail to sug- gest in every mind a reﬂection upon healthy, and the stomach not oierloailinl the guilt which may occasionally at- with thcttt, they do no injury to the uni- liICll ‘0 a Cllal‘tlttleri in “Very "ammo" ; trial. But disease disturbs them, no.1 msped’ held as “have "nppacmh‘cm‘ they are apt to eat through the anionic-h. A man may be, lit the sense or the world. respectable, for the discharge ,of almost every obligation of lilo—— ;may be. in tact, both moral and t‘eli- pipe, and produoe death—when fast- lgious to the full degree required by l “my here nothing win remove mm"... W” 9"" "f the “’"m 1.8"" 3'"? “1" 't‘hi-y willlive 2iimiii-s in ruin—10ml: 1 - u"’SSt ,P'tall ee- , . . wmny’ m a "u "-3 i \u i C I I hours to astrongdecoction ot Tobacco-— tugs, which, in a iiioderatii (legrce, _ S _‘.t f T '_ H ‘ ' ' l t 3“ ‘ might be laudable and beneficial, do "n" hm" m Pl“ 5 ° .urlc" ”:“ ithat which all ordinary men would hours tn a solutionof Indigo—ant. torso Shu‘ltler 11‘. 01'. 88 ill ll”? [WP-Sent 01159. hours in a strong Elixir of Vitriol. make such omissions of duty, as, in . I h I . I a later and “NH”. “ate up heart. are But of all antina s,t c. torso is pLI raps ﬁt to raise within him the most ex- t most subject to the cliche, and this dis- quisite tortures of remorse and des- case is too often mistaken for the hats. Palr- At the “me “me, “‘0 “mm”: For tliisa warm dccoction of Tobacco may be titly drawn by the young and

iiit-xperieiiced, that onc. fabc step in, I I ' ' _ v. ' , “pe__mm triﬂing “bermﬁm' from ,pc producing «temporary pros ralltllrl. f'). .i. supp,“ ml“ 0" map, imy’ "my l," : lcastrclaxation ofthe system. \i c oath visited with a degree of punishment l administered it on many occasions, and “'lll‘Tll "0 PW"inns ("11‘7‘lluilm‘ “mm always with success. Others have loco have a“tlfll‘a’f‘l- "'“l “'l'ECh me" O“ ; known to administer the same remedy

ct‘.) ' ri 'o 'g‘o' 'usticc mt: be‘ , " h N“ p "c" I“ i J y llor what they supposed m-re the l‘ots, condemned.

which enables it to idﬁlt‘n itself upon the iiiscnsible Coating of the stou'iiicli,

therefore lies in

September .

from the legs or other parts of the horse. where the parent fly has ticimsaetl it;

them to stand over night without removal iofthe eggs. When the horse remains l

and when very numerous, settle on the edge around the opening ofthe wind-

lwiil generally afford immediate relief, in-

CONCLUDED. and hence the belief that. Tobacco will

W {dislodge them lot in these instances «it

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,. . . :(‘tlt‘O it was alwa 's the cliche and not. i1 [he Picayune states that it wit», ’ ‘ )

ness in court being asked v. liuthi-r a man . the ltOlS-

.0!) trial was drunk Ol‘ not, l't‘plit'tl lilﬂl ' pure, and that is the removal (thin: (~24: as soon as possible after it is deposited.

t -— Selctltd.

For this we lilIOW of but one