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o! how could welcome the queen of Spring.


Nor worship the King of Heaven,


TEMPERANCE PRospEcTs IN OREeoN.-f tbs
courage and principle shown IN recent occur
renee in this new Territory continues to charac-
terze its settlers, il requires gift Of prophecy 10
foretell ts prosperity. The snb-agent OF Indian
affairs in the Territory, Mr.. White, had his atten-
tion solicited by prominent citizen, to the exs-
tence of dlstllery, with an assurance that II ne
would suppress it, he would be mos, cordially sup
ported by the good sense and prompt action OF the
better part of the community. The agent took
the hint, and accordingly" says his report TO the
Secretary of State. left al snnrse on the follow
set, without delay secured the criminal and his
dietiery broke his apparatus, and buried 1t IN the
Willamette river :" Mr.. White deserves to be
made the first governor of the Territory. The pro.
pie have also passed law Imposing hne ol Soo
upon any person who shall hereafter introduce ar
dent spirits into that settlement, and $50 upon any
person who shall sell or barter IT.:


[New-York Evangelist.
New THKoRy,-Rev Silas Hewley, Jr,, a lead
ing Second Adventist of the Miller School, has
come out with new doctrine. lie IS looking Tor
the two tribes to Jerusalem before the Lord come
and the ten tribes afterwards, contends that they
will possess the land forever before the conagra,
tion, that we have yet seen none ol the predlcted
signs Of the Lords coming, looks upon the tnou-
sand years as q probationary state, and considers
that at the end of the thousand years this earth is
to become the hell of the wicked, and pass out of
the solar systematic new earth being placed IN Its
stead The coming of Christ and hrst resurrection,
he places at the commencement OF the millennium.
ToLpRAsIY IMpRopER.-The Editors Table OF
the Knickerbocker has the following: A young
gentleman, member of our College, was expelled
for the crime Of drawing young ladies up to his
room at night, and letting them down IN the morn
ing, by means of rope and basket arranged from
his window. OF course a great deal OF gosslp!ng
canyeraa ti0n WAS the consequence. lhe following
colloouy occurred between two young ladies':
aJsne. do YOU really believe that students draw
girls up TO their rooms ~ Certainly, my dear; and
more than that, kno,c they do" " How 9 "Well,
Twas going by the College. one morning, ut twasJust
before lghD twas rery early IN the morning, and
Iheard a noise in the direction OF one OF the col
lege buildings. looked that way, and as plain as
see you nov, saw girl in basket about hall
way from three-story window 10 the ground and
just then the rope broke, and do,rn came" On,
Jane -


TRANspLANTrNe TREgs The fact is not perhaps
go generally known as il deserves to be, that most
of our indigenous nut-bearng trees, are as easily
susceptible of Improvement by transplanting and
eraiting. as fruit trees are. The oak, the beech,
the walnut, and the chestnut, may by these means
be made to produce fruit tar superior TO any ma
tured in an uncutivated or natural state: We have
seen beech nuts nearly twice the size OF those ordl'
nariiy grown in the forests, from tree OF twenty
years growth in cultivated SOIL The same
known TO be common result in reference 10 other
indigenous deciduous trees. MAINE Cultiyator.


A SoLprER's TESTIMONY Sir,' said an old
soldier to the Secretary of the London Peace So
ciety at the close OF one OF his lectures on Peace,
"Sir, what you have related, have seen, and
much more. was on the field ol Waterloo; and
there saw, on plat OF ground not much larger
than gentleman's garden, SIR thousand OF my
felow.men with mangled limbs, dead or dying"
Could we see the operations OF War with our
own eyes, as we do the effects OF lntemperance,
what tales Of alrociy. anguish and horror might we
tell. But these the friends oi Peace know not by
their own experience OF observation and those
who do, are reluctant to disclose them.


ADvxarisSMENr-Mr, Startling respectfully eau
tons his patterns and the pubhck that he Is go
ing to teach school in this town IN the branches
OF larning and the scholars will ind there own
books as will be well used excep, them that plays
hockey will be licked with the STRAPS cuts for a
big boy, and cuts for little one. For further
inflammation, inquire of Mr. Prass the sope bier
whose darter gut her edicaion as above


N b,-Wanted plaice to board with washing.
and bed all to himself. EsEN Staining, Jan.


Bait Sat. Visiter


An INGENIOUS ApveRrlsEMENr-A Class N
NATURAL History. Sahoo!master. James, what
Is a Salamander


An empaibious animal what eats FIRE.


Sehoolmaste,--" Pshaw, Robert what's Sala
mander! Describe II, and stale where II Is found.


know. It's big iron box. with doors TO II, a
laid in the FIRE at the Tribune office for thry.si,
hours, wihou, getting hot enough inside TO score!
bank bill; and IT'S found at MIR. Herrns's Is:
Water street, New York. see il there mvseif
and more of the same genus"


Schoolmasta--" You're a smart boy, Robert, gc
TO the head"


ny Hoggens met the schoolmaster one morning


saw" said he, "do YOU know YOU are III,
only person in town for whom the minister pray
on Sunday7"


No" answered the pedagogue, how is that ,
Why he prays for the heads OF all colleges ant
inferior Institutions OF learninS-and II yon don,
keep an inttrior one don't know who does"


TIE Fastest Ysr-We heard las, evening OF
steamboat, bull, by Yankee of course, which
ran so fast that when she burst her boilers shor
time SINCE the passengers were all preserves by
her r,pning from ,.nder them before they couit
be injured 6y the scalding steam, That IS tht
aouickest on record" decidedly. IN. Q. PIC.


Jusr So.-A man came to printing office &c
beg paper, s'because," said he. we hike TO reae
shs newspapers very much, but our ne'shoors ooa Z
take none"


.DoS,r GRUMBLE.-He is fool that crumbles al


.v I.ehsnce Put tie best foot forward is an old and
d maxim Don't run about and tell seauaintanees that
@ have been unfortunate People do no like 70 have ur-
tuna,e men for acquantAnces Add to vigorous deter
mnation cheerful spirit; revsfses come bear them
Nte philosopher and get rid Of them as soon as you can
Poyery ID Ike apanthsrook 1t steadily In the face and
twill turn from yon.