BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.
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/ 81 saw temple reared3 by the hands of
men, standing with high pinnacles in the
distant plain. The storms beat upon it
the God Of nature hurled his thunderbolts
against it--and yet it stood firm as adamant.
Revelry was in its hall-the happy, the
young and. the beautiful were there. Ire-
turned, and the temple was no more its
high walls lay in scattered ruins; moss and
wild grass grew wildly there, and the mid
night hour, the OWLS cry, added to the
deep solitude-the young, and thegay who
had revelled there had passed away.


saw child rejoicing in his youth, the
idol of his mother, and the pride of his fa-
ther. returned, and the child had become
old. Trembling with the weight Of years,
he stood the last Of his generation "a stran-
ger amidst the desolation around him. u
saw the old oak stand in all its pride
on the mountain, the birds were carolliDg
on its boughs; returned, the oak was
leafess, the winds were playing at its pas
time through its branches. ,I #at


"Who is the destroyer 20 said | to my
guardian angel.


ct is TrME," said he,"when the morn
ing stars sang together with Joy, over the
new world, he commenced his course; and
when he shall have destroyed all that is
beautiful of the earth, plucked the sun
from its sphere, veiled the moon in blood,
yea, when he shall have rolled the heav-
ems away as scrowl, then shall an angel
from the throne of God come forth, and with
one foot upon the sea, and one hand on the
land, lift up his hand toward heaven, and
swear by Heavens eternal--s'Time is, time
was, but time shall be no longer" 4 81,


.,..... Paulding.