... Pomtp. REST FOR THE WEARY. WnJERE shall the weary rest- OhI where shall sorrow cease? The heart, with fear and care opprest, Where shall it meet with peace? Hope whispers of a scene Beyond the dreary tomb, Where not a cloud can intervene; And death can never come. The river of cur God Glides calm and tranquil there, And flowers that fade not deck the sod, And fragrance fills the air. No ...

... .ITS13ARY VARZETIES. THE STtUARTs,-The Stuarts were a race asateadily un- fortunate as any in. history. Their misfortunes continued vvith, urnabated soecession during 390 years. Robert Ill, broke his heart because his eldest son, Robert, was starved to death, andt his youngest son, James5, made a captive. James 1. was aIssassin- ated in a monastery near Perth. James 11. was killed by the ...

... P?IDOIP--? NORNING. By DAviD LeaTeR RICSARtDON, Author of Literary Leaves. Behold glad Nature's triumphl ILo, the ti Htath burst the pall of night, end o'er the earth i~teviving radiance scattered. Sleep bath done Her death resembling reign, and thoughts have birth That thrill the greateful heart wvith holy mirth; While fresh at lowers that deok the dewvy ground, Gay Faney's brigtht hued ...