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No. S8.-WHOLE No. 290. | doubled violence. There is but one meth. cd of curing the t0othache-- -eItr0ctiOn.' Saying which, to our great dismay, he brandIshed his tooth drawing instrument high in the air. Some of our kind friends seemed about to second his efforts in the cause of suffering humanity. It was try- ing moment. We saw the danger of our situation, and making a desperate effort, burst through the throng of our tormentors, Snatched up our hat, and rushed out ofthe house. Nor did we stop until wereached our own apartment, when, overcome with freight and fatigue, we threw ourself on the bed after having securely fastened the door.-E1eter News Letter. % MAY YOU DIE AMONG YOUR KINDRED. It is sad thing to feel that we must die away from our home. Tell not the in- valid who is yearning after his dstant country, that the atmosphere around him is soft, that the gales are filled with balm, l and the flowers are springing from the green earth ;-he knows that the softest air l to his heart would be the air which hangs over his native land that more grateful than all the gales of the south, would breathe the low whispers of anxious affec- tion; that the very icicles clinging to his own caves, and the snow beating against his own windows, would be far more pleas- ant to his eyes, than the bloom and ver- dure which only more forcibly remind him how far he is from that one spot which is loo ks>E EsnN tao, Al,o Loa T. may, indeed, find estimable friends who will do all in their power to promote his comfort and assuage his pains but they cannot supply the place of the long known and the long loved, they cannot read, as in book, the mute language of his face {: they have not learned to wait upon his 4 habits, and anticipate his wants, and he has not learned to communicate, with- out hesitation, all his wishes, impressions, and thoughts, to them. He feels that he is stranger; and more desolate feeling than that could not visit his soul. How much is expressed by that form of oriental benediction-May yom die among your kindred.-Green,oOod. Mir. Buchanan, Minister to Russia, is now at Wash- l ingt0n. He will immediately leave this country for { St. Pesersburgh

 The whole number of persons attacked by the chol- era, from the of the disease, tn St. Pe

 ersburg, Russia 9,245, of whom ,758 had died. 1He value of Labor.-A pound of iron in crude state is perhaps worth cent. It is converted we will suppose into steel, then into watch springs. Now according to calculation made in work upon this subject, there are 1000 grains in pound weight, and every watch spring weighs a 10th of grain. 10000 watch springs, worth say $2 each, yield $14O,OOO, for the pound of iron, or rather for the labor expended upon il. ..... Economy of labor.-The. steam engines at work in England are equal to the united force of 100000 men, and are managed by only 36,OOO men.

 Price of laJor.-Ths depends upon principles which seem to defy the research- es of the most scientific, the most phloso- phical minds. It cannot be declared by the quantity of coin, earned by laboring man, since coin is ono metal, with it's weight and purity determined by tho mint. The value is determined by the same prin- ciples that determine the value of other things.

 Cotton and Woollen Manut dct,res.- Wool undergoes great loss in securing and shearing before it is made into cloth. The loss is estimated at 50 per cent. Cotton sustains little or no loss in the manufacture. It is estimated that the looms of Great

 Britain produce s76 millions of yards of cotton cloth every year.-Alb.,D. Ado.

 A Mandarin, who took much pride in appearing with number ofjewels on eve- ry part of his robe, was once accosted by an old sly Bonze, who followed him through several streets,. and, lowing often to the ground, thanked him for his jewels.- /" What does the man mean 2" cried the Mandarin ;" friend, never gave thee any of my jewels" "No," replied the other, "but you have let me look at them, and that is all the use you can make of them yourself. So there is no difference be- tween us, except that you have the trouble of watching them, and that is an enjoyment I don't much desire."

 4 cure for Gallantry.-A young officer Of the National Guard had just received a check which will probably cure him of gale