THE SABBATH BELL.
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To all civilized nalions-to all who re- were the name of Him who fixed tho stars to all who stand tn awe of the great are chitect of nature and of ourselves, the Sab- bath Bell hath grateful sound. It ts.rikes a deep and awful call to every man of re. Aec,ion. It invites the good and pure heart to an holy intercourse with the De- ity, and it warns the obstinate and de- piaved to pause, and turn, and be received. Alter tho tolls of the secular week. the morning Sabbath Bell tolls in the ear of the busy people to rest from their labors, and enjoy the calm which the great AL mighty hath ordained--it rings to aIl nature the tunes of peace and good will to man.

 The solemni,ies of our religion are va riously observed with equal value to man.

 On Sabbath morning. in the country, when Providence is breathing its smiles upon the earth, it is refreshing to hear the call of the country Sabbath Bell; to join tho devotional procession as 1t wends it's way in silence to the house that is dedica- ted to the God of the Universe. There is holy charm in contemplating their simple and unadorned ai,ire-emblematical of the spotlessness of,he spirit wi.liM--'heir meek and unaffected devotion, and the quiet com cern of the soul in things that speaks of everlasting peace.

 Nor in a populo"s city is the spectacle less solemn. After the turmoil of business, and the Vaccinations of the week, the Sab bath Bell calls the venerable and the great, the young, the gay and beautiful. 'o re- member Him who imparts his blessings [" the just and even to the unjust. The pros" porous tradesman, and ihe opusent mer- chant. are called from their carcs to devote a few hours to holy recreation.

 They assemble in the holy house, all the diversified passions arc lullcd to rest, the business of the world is forgotten. and amidst the profound silence ofthe throng. voice proclaims. " The Lord is in his holy Templc"-every heart and voice responds with conscious conviction. and with inc deep and awful peal of the solemn organ hundreds unite in praise to the mighty au- thor of their existence. and in humble snp- plica,ion to ,bs dread, ye. still mercifal Al. mighty.