HABZARITS GAZETTE. JANUARY 21,

_ A 1; . , . ! utterly deaf too. All night, all reason, all sound of human . ‘- '>- -- ' _ voices, all the pleasures of this wor , were is en ' “A V ' from him. Some slight lucid moments he had, in one off .' qagguva I! 'I‘ae'rn—-I csnnet help taking notice of .|,j¢|. the Queen, desiring to see him. entered the room and l

recns entertain, an if the taste “j g gspuutu fiealty the mitid, and distinct from the ; waned imagination; a s ies of instinct by which '4'; ‘struck naturally. and at the am glance, without Dtifiuvieue ruaeeeieg, with the eacelletreies or defects of a ‘ Jfipcsltlon. Ilo far as the imagination and the passions are ' fflaed, I believe it true that the reason is little consulted; but Okay die tion where ecorurn. where congruity are uneuaed—in':.‘hort, hhererer the heat taste difl'ers from the _‘0ret, I am convinced that the understanding operates. and nothing else; and its operations are in reality far from being my sudden.kp.r warn thfeyharpwaydden, ttey are such far ‘flag rig can t e ttaste, y consi eration pane fequeatly to change their early precipitate judgmeui Ibid the ruind. from its aversion to neutrality and doubt, lav ~ to form on the spot. It is known that the taste (what- ever It is) is improved exactly as we improve our judgments, b extending our knowledge. by a steady attention to ottr o just, and by frequent exercise. ‘They who haye_not taken tbeee lliflllbodfigf ‘their taste decides ‘quit-lily’, it is always nneurta it y ' an t etr quie ness is owing to t etr presomp. tion an , . and not to any sudden irradiation that in a moment the Is all darkness from their minds But they who have cultivated that species of knowledge w rich makes the ohjzot of 5 is, by degrees ‘liiabitually, attainint: only a noun trees at a readiness o ju gment as men n y the same ruethdds on all other occasions. TAt first they are obliged to spell, but at |ast.they read with ease and with ceierity ; but this celerity of its operation is no proofthat the taste is a tlisrtinc‘: faculty. ltllolyody, I(llielieve, has attiended _ theeourse o a iscussiorr w ic ttirne upon matters within the s ere of mere naked reason. but must have observed the extreme readiness with winch the whole process of the argument is carried on, the grounds discovered, the objec- tions raised and answered, and the conclusions drawn from

found him singing a hymn and accompanying himself on the harpsichord. When finished. he knelt down and prayedv aloud for her and hie futnily, and than for the nation, con-' cluding with a prayer for hiruselfthat God would avert the heavy calamity from him; and if not. that He would give him resignation to submit to it. He then burst into tears. and his reason again fled. What preacher need ruoraliue on this story‘ what words save the simplest, are requisite tol tell it! It is too terrible for tears. The thought of such misery smiles me down in submission before the Ruler of. kings and men——the monarch supreme over em ires sod; republics, the inscrutable dispenser of life, death, happiness, I victory.—TIiuckercy. . l

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A man near San Antonio. in Tessa. has I "live" wolf. which attends his flock of sheep iii the same manner as a shepherd's dog, going uttt with thrm in the tnorning.and re- turning with them at night. His wolfaliip was captured when young, and lies beert trained with the sheep.

If there is s tnsn who can eat hie bread in peace with God and man. it is the man who brought that bread out of the earth. It is citnkered by no fraud, it is wet by no tears, it is stained by no blood.

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MELTING MOMEN PS.

One winter evening. a coritrtry stomlrct-per. in the Moon- tain State, was about ciosittg his doors for the night; and while rtandintr in the snow outsrtlc, putting up hie witrdow- shutters. he saw through the glass it lounging worthless fel- low urthrn take it pound of fresh butter from the shell", and hustily conceal it in his list. ‘Stay Seth.‘ said the store- kccper, coming in and closing the door iittcr lritn. slapping

remisee, with a quickness altogether as great as the taste his hand! 0'8!’ iii! ll|"“ldt"!- "Id ''3'"Pl"S “'0 "WW "17 iii!

an besuppoeed to work with; and yet where nothing lItIl1!lN|0I- fieth had his hand upon the door. so is hat upon, plsitrresson either is or can be suspected to operate. Tot his head. and the roll of new brrtter in his hat. anxinng rnl‘ ultiply rinciplcs for every difierent appearance is useless, make his exit as court as possible. * I say, St-.th. sit down: i and unphilosophical in a high dc-gree.—Burke. 1i reckon now.. on such it "Irzht. I little iotnt-tiring wartn' Cotrrc,sit down.’ Seth felt very] he had the botii-.r, and was exceedingly auxtonsl [to be off, but the temptation of ‘ soinetlrtrrg warm‘ sadly |rt-I "terfrred with his resolutions to go. This lrcsiration how ‘ ev.-r. was soon settled by the rightful on-trur of tire buttcri

_ _ ; would ri’t irurt a fellow.

Lioir-l(tt.t.trtu.-He succeeded, however. to planting him. 9 ..,,.-mi.-tin ; self firmly, and was once mtire safe under the thick bttlfalo hide. The lioness now bowled with disappointed rage; , and after spending some minutes in fruitless endeavours to upset the shield. she once more desieted. This time, how- ever. instead of going away. the angry brute kept plttlllfll round and round, and at length lay down within three feet qfi the l. Congo was besieged. The boys saw at a glancel that Congo was a captive. The look of the lioness told

close to the stove, where to was ill suclt a lllltllll r coroeri.-dl in by barrels anti b-x-:s, that while the cotrrrtry grocer trial before him. there was no possibility of his netting out ; sod ri lit in this lace sure errou h, the ll0fk'l(P(-' )('|’ sat tlow I them this. Though she was several hundred yards till’. they l - §t‘llI, we’ll if... :i little warnll S:ttitaCru1,' sriirl the Grecnn ’ ¢0|Ilt‘l I00 lit?‘ lllfi V'0|'° I" 3i? “I d9l¢|'ml"l|l0flr Md “"9 Mill Mritintrtiri grocer. as he opened the strive door. and stuffed in ‘ “*9” ‘° d9 “I [Wm ‘P9 ‘PM “'l‘h°“‘ l|"l"ll P" '°'¢"ll9- r as irritrv sticks as the space would admit. ‘ Without it yoo’d ‘ There coirl be no question about it—the aflir was inlfreoze going home such a night as this.‘ Seth already feltl " 3 '°"P°-" slllmld ll” U009“ '°"“l“i how ‘'3' he '0 I191] the butter settling down closer to his hair. and jumped up,: 0|" Of ll 7 “G 00"” mil °3°3l‘° 5! "W m"'''- T0 "I50 , dt_-t-.l.irtnr_- he tnust go. ‘ Not till you have something warm,‘ ‘~50 lllldld “Will 59 l° leml“ "'9 597°‘ l“'“l° "P0" him-i Seth. Corrie I’ve got it story to till you; sit down rrow;‘ N°‘hl“U ‘mild l’° l’l‘l“°" ll"‘" ll"‘- Tl“ 50." ll“’“W‘l l and Seth was again put itito lrts seat by hie cunning turrnerr- -loud to vmn him of his daniten They feared that llaltor. -on, it's cullftltlntletl hot here,’ said the thief, again Dish‘ fl0l 50 “W3” °l “'9 ¢lU3¢ Pfmlmlli 0" ill! 0031")“ attempting to rise. ‘ Sit down; tlon’t be in sttclr a plaguy NOI-Wi|l|I||l|d'|n8 ll" dlflilfifi lllfife WI! *‘0"|0'~l|l"3 llldlcmtll ' htrrrv.‘ retrirtcd the grocer, pushing him back into the chair. I“ “*9 3ll““l‘’“ l“ V'hl°l' ll“? K'm" ‘"3 Pl'°°d3 Ind "'0 ‘ lint I've got the cows to fodder, and some wood to split, 3°““R l“““°"'i ll'°“8l' |“3l°“’ 350“ ‘he "3"": Will and I must be arguing,‘ ctirrtirrucd the persecuted chap. '°'I°° k°°P {mm l'“lIl“°'t " ""7 l°°k°d l°"l‘ “P°" "WM lint you rnusr.'t tear yourself" away in this manner. Sit lllno Th"! l3)’ “'0 “OM05 W"-hi“ “"09 lie‘ 0f "I0 lllleld. down; let the cows take care of themselves, and keep your- “l"'dl“8 ll ‘Vim 5"“ "id i1l"’l"ll 919': Ind It itI|0|‘VIl! sell t-noi: yoti appear to be lidaetty ’ said the roguish gro- ttltcring lie! “"29 ilf0Wl|- The” ll! "'9 QV|l ftlfmr Willi car. with a wicked leer. Tire hex: firing was the production CW8‘) bellflllli "'°|l°nl°'l "Id lll°N~- A '“""lI° Pill’ 0! ofru o rfllllltlflfl glasses of hot rum-torlrly, the very sight of |dVe"|fl3'r lull?“ 1 ° ' F0? I “I” l'||lf'lW|"' "Ii! which, in Seth’s precerrt situation, would have tirade the hair 'l"I“l" '°°"° °°“ll'“l°d€ Nid II "I8 ll0||0I| |h0W°¢l "0 stand erect or: his head. had it not been well oiled and kept signs of deeertirtg her post, the young yagers at length de- , down by 1|“; t,u;.e,_ ss,,.;,_ [in 3," you , mu, ,,.,,,., my termined upon attack, or, at all events a faint that would ‘r you can butter it yourself,’ said the grocer; yet with an air d|'|\' ll" Om ll WI! °l°98 "P0" ||||'|5°li "Id 5l|0||ld night of such coustirrrmate sinrplicitv. that poor Sctlr still believed Wm‘ d°‘"' “ll” "'°“ld b°“°'“° °l CW8“? In "'0 d"k- hi.rtst:lf unsuspected. -Seth,‘ here's a Christmas goose [it 30" ll° mlfil“ 59 d‘'"°)'9‘l- “'3 mill“ "in M5 ‘"lChll|l' was about Christmas titne]—here’s a Cliristroas goose well |lU|—l|0 llilslll 8010 ll¢¢Pr Ind lhfll llll l’0l°nll€lI enemy roasted and bastcd, eh? I tell you, Seth, it's the greatest '"ld Ill" ""9 ‘d""“il°- s°m¢'-lllnll ""1" 59 ‘ION! I0 re‘ eating itr creation. And, Seth don’t you never use common lease him from his narrow prison——and at once. They had cor-kiiw butter in haste with! I Fresh pound butter just the Gal“ “id |'D°||||l¢d lllfll’ l|°|'|€l. Ind W9"? lilmlll l0 flde same it; yotr see on that shelf yonder is the only proper thing \ 3.9 '59“ "13 'l“'P'°V¢d Him N“l°°d ‘I'll “I8 ll°f|Pll l iunature in haste a goose with. Coins take your butter—l '3' nlnh ‘““l"' ‘IE “'0'” “'9 ‘meld ""9 Willi" l|°- I331 mean Seth, tzrlte your torirly.' Poor Seth trow began to

10*“ Ill“ "‘Y- Ami !°l'l‘¢ ‘ml "°'- m°'9d-|l 3“ 9'9"“. smoke as well as to melt and his rrrooth was liermeticall MOI ll" Ill?-llld ll!!! I'll Ill" ill “I0 VBPY IIIM sealed tip as though he liiad been borrt dumb Streak after ‘mug’. :31“! m:“.§‘|l l‘hla°.¢;k:‘<:$‘l.°"|lI°l:l6°l.hl°t!'ld rlt|ttea.k UELIIIO hotter came pouring frotn under his hat. and

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_ Qddunl upon the carapace. Sure euougyh. it was I I 1).¢,.adnf,,| °..'.,°1l,',"',f,,,‘l',:',,,.','l°»'f,,’,,,'3,:k;‘:.,.:;‘h ‘“lV°VI?;e'gi:l‘I'I‘ “Id l'|‘l‘““I I‘ "9595 "3 Ell“ llflfltl "'9 l on seetn warm. Why d<in’t you take ourihat off’ , Here‘ ' II‘. ‘h°“3h ll‘ “Ill” Wlllllflfltl °l0I° l at me put your hat uwav ' ‘No ' exc aimed nor. Seth si "fin m'°“Bl’ l“'P'“°d ll! "0 'l'll’l° P°“'°'i Ill l?Sl, with a spasmodic effort in ‘get his tongrlfc loose, dud I The yagera held their bridle firm, and satlfintppl'iR.l::i:hwhe1;"i1e':p,l:,:mg .h_'_l,_\_c,$'nlc:"‘",?:,,"°", 5‘ ,me '-“P l"“"‘l°" i"'°'°"- ‘I ' r°‘” "WING! "ION? l body into his verv'boots. sostlrat he was literallvniir aopellfelrld Th Illldnlanoved fut‘: ten paces from the crouching lion- 3 bath ofoil. ‘ Well. good in lit. Seth. if you will go,’ said ° .' I '°°m° N“ "’ "°"°° 'l"‘ °h‘“°° "3 ll": Ill!‘ huinuruus Verrnontcr : a ding, as Si.-th got rtrto ttru road,

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tivo position of irersell and her cunning adversary ll"- N,,,,m,..,,,. [ ,.eck,,,, me pm, I hld 0“, of , . . . _ V. _ ,- _ I . you is worth “::a‘:: bo°‘l:l:lw:;eI3‘l:{~t" £1“l;v::::‘§:m°lk'¢;|':::l.ILo(: n—llI‘(1i£In€pI'l‘t'E;$a,’:0 I shan’t charge you for that pound of butter. II the curious object had gone a wide distance from her. i .

' She might not have sufl'erud it to go much farther; but it’ A "'3" l“ Fl"'ld‘i “’l'° 3“"ll"“'9'l 3" °""'¥9 Wed ll!‘ » ‘Is now far enough for her.adversary’s purpose, {M ",9 i fall. has a breath so fragrant of tiratigebliismitra this spring, '» shield suddenly became erect, and the Caflir once more sent ' 'l'“‘ "9 “Y3 "'8 lldlei 3'9 °*‘"5”"“')‘ ‘°"l"s' him l°|' kl“?!- alie aseugai whirring from his hand. It was the fatal shaft. l 9°” l"”°" -'

.5/The lioness chanced to be crouching broadside towards thni r‘ hunter. His aim was true. and the barbed iron pierced‘; ‘ through her heart. A sharp growl, that was soon stiiIcd— 3 H

Sorne-body thinks that if naturc IHIII rlesigrrritl a man to be tlrnokard, she would have oriristructetl him like ll churn, so rat the more he drank tltc more firmly he would stand.

,1. en deepainniz struggle. that soon ended, .-ind the might x ,v «inn. 1., m,,",,,,|." in ma dung __ The young yage", The fatrroue Sir Boyle Roche once rt.-marked, “ Single V .‘ Mayne Reid. mts ortunes never cuine alone, and the greatest of all possi-

T” L‘_":.__some man "8 “W.” “m law‘ Ind thuerme , ble misfortunes is followed by a greater. anumplish through life nothing worth naming. in 1' _ The gentleman who “ fired at random" did not hit it. and files to meet you at such an hour. they are never prawn, = in disgust ho lent htl rifle to tire youth who had dulerrnitwd No matter Itow important the husi- ' ‘° " "m 5“ l‘”"“""“'l'-.V-

it rto rs If t h‘ h ' ‘ l . , - ° you e or 0 m’ e " 1"“ “ "M3" "1 “ borrow came, and left its traces," whereupon a friend

takes a passage in the steamboat l ' ' h . . . _ _ _ $5..“ h. hr‘ me WM”, ma the °;"Itema'r;tv‘c:r_:t.i;t:s:_I"tva ! :’.p,'r'rIr‘:-ertl"rlf‘t’:_itii'Iii;:'d ct-uld tnfortn litinfiotv sorrow disposed - s rrteu.

Dlnotee before he arrives. His dinner has been waiting for NI so long, that the cock is out of patience, and half the!

,. I“..i' “Mined w 3” ‘h. "M. ‘gain. Among the curiosities Iatelv added to. the lloator. Mu-

_ This coorsethc cita- seom. is a mos uitoe’s hladder,cnnt:iintn this son s ol muss we have described always pursues. lie is never in , twenty-four llIlIt:(l’l, and the fortunes of fifly-gtlllfl printerlsl

~*" eeusea. at church, at a place of business, at his meeI._ or 5,, r .--2.2 Ibbll. Persons of such irahits we cannot but tIt'lplse.l 1|! ‘Mid rsthur would_wa have a man too early to see us, always ready. even if Ire should carry out his prlttclple ..,. humeral of the good deacon, who, in roltnwjn,-, ,0 ,;,,,; " ' ‘ale remains of a husband anti father, hinted to met, widow that, at a proper time. he should be happy - ' her. The deacon was just in season ; or scarcely ’ the relatives and friends retired to the house before the . made the proptasitiun to the widow. ‘ You are too ‘ said she;' the eacon spoke to me at the grave.’ 9 ' have lost opportunities of making fortunes. receiving 8' and the Farmer S Gmde' , and obtaining husbands and wives, b being a few

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‘ . pm" ,you,._ ‘my "8 ,1, ,,.|,,,,|.;.d 19 per . fiyinn 3—'l‘Iau one-is Batrrart Ruvtuvv, (Free Church.) fifi stirring world i 4-—'l‘aau Wurrasrrve-a-us Rurruvv. (Liburul.) ,,,.,l!lIIOIIAl. Dsr-osi-t-s.—It has been ascertain:-dtiy Ehren- 5°B"‘c"°°" ' E'"'"'°“ M‘°‘“""' (T°'I ) that infueorral accurnulattons are now ciioklittt tIP.|l|0 r or‘ Wismer,in the Baltic: that smut-I fnrmIHo(-- eleetiugtcbsnges in the bed of the Nile at Dangoia. in 'a and in the Elbe at Cuahaiven creeoeris st c I I 0

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HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. ‘ HY ARE WE SICK? I1‘ Has

been the lot of the huriritn race to be weighed down by disease and suffering, llOl.I.O\VAY'sl PILLS are es- pecially adapted to the relief of tho \\'l~lAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE. and the INI-‘IIUI. of oil clitrrea, ages, sexes and constitutions. Professor Holloway personally ituperintcnde the nianuliroture of iris medicines, and offers thetn to it free and enlightened people, as the best remedy the world ever saw for the removal ofdisease

THESE PILLS PURII-‘Y THE BLOOD. Tltcrtn farrious Pills are expressly cotrybined to operate on the stomach. the liver. the kidneys, thu lurtgs.the skirt, and the how- elu. correcting on derangetrrent in their functiorru, purifying the blood, the very ountain of life, and ilrua curing disease in all s

DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. Nearly halfthe human race have taken these Pills. It has been proved in all parts of the world. that rtotlring has been fuurtd equal to therrr in cases of disorders of the liver, dyspepsia, rrrid stomach cotnplaints genernll . They soon give ti healthy tone to those organs, however much dcriinged,antl when all other means have fai e . GENERAL DEBILITY.—-ILL HEALTH.

Many of the moat despotic lioverntnentit have opened their Custotn Houses to the introduction of these Pills, that they may become the rrretlinirre of the masses. Learned Colleges utltiiit, , that this medicine is the best rcirtcdy ever known for persons of} delicate health, or where the system has been irrrpuired, as its’ invigorating properties never fail to iilford relie .

FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No Female, young or old, shuulil be without this r-elnlirsted medicine. It corrocttt an regulates the monthly courses at nil periods, acting in many crises like a c urtn. It is also the best and safest trredicinn that cart be given to children of all ages. and or any complaint; consequently no family should be without it. HolIowrry’s Pills are the boil remedy known in the world for