... Original POMrP . THE DAY OF HUmILIATION. W~ith penitelit and i nanxiois hearts, just God, we benld befuse Tfhee, For aid a(d ?? iii our need we ?? implare Thee;- For dark clouds risC, and storim-winds howl, portenld- ingl desolation And evil lusts sti; i1tioll UL to dra(l the sword 'gainst nation. 0 Thou, whose high and. hol thic no in ri, liteousness is funded, W1 hose sight by distance, noro ...

... ?? , oric-nature PICTURE OF FARM LIFE iiY MRS. SIGOURNEY. Saw ye the farmer at his plougk As you were riding by? Or wearied 'neath the noon-day toil, When the summer-suns were high! And thought you that his lot was hard ? And did yoa thank your God, That you and yours were not condemned Thus like a slave to plod ? t Came, see him at his harvest' home, When garden, field, and tree, Conspire ...

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... ol..,v Aillrim o, , The nisars julte--ting aricle in the D BIL0LIN UNI- a'VisSI'rY M1VASIAZINE .-for Mlay, is thc ''Mlemoii' of Cot,. Cavuecvol of' Fassiferii, ?? a gallant anti I1d chivalrous soldier, but Of a ?? and impracticable Ia temper, which Often erendered. himi nnaciernable to F disciplinie, canl ?? of thalt obedience to supe- v rijor aulthority, NvithO.ut which nt' armly canl be ...