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 There was silence for time, for ,he sis ters were struck with awe. They eons;8- cred the dream, the deep impression it had made. -' Anna,' said they, we can- not wish you to forget this dream, we surs- y believe 1t is from God. Your descrip- ton of the Holy City is much the same as we find in the Bible: the city hath no need of the sun, nor of the moon to tighten it, for the temple of God is there, and the Lamb is the light thereof;' all who enter there must put off their own garments, that is, their own righteousness, and must be clothed with linen clean and white, even in the righteousness of the saints, and their righteousness is of me, saith the Lord.-- Those that walk in the heavenly temple, are those that have come out of trbulation, and washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb; wisdom waits daily on the steps to call the sons of men into that temple, and the people of God try to persuade their followers to tread in their steps. O, dear sister, you know something of the way; do harken to the faithful warning, join US, and walk iD the path that leads to heaven.' Anne's brow again darkencd, and she answered, l will do as please, do not intend you to preach to me- She continued in this melancholy state until the end of the week, and was found in her own room corpse no one knew the cause of her death < she died without disease, and without change.

 

 1Ne NeW YeGr.-The new year dawns with brighten prospects than that which is about to close. Through much tribolation. we have reached point whence, if we do not wholly and at once forget the!bitter les sons ofthe last year, we may take our de- parture with the certainty of a Successful issue to all moderate and reasonable under takings. The m0miG of becoming sudden- ly rich, is abated, if not cured; and with that corrupting and most contagious infirm- ity will disappear, i, is to be hoped, that strife of luxury, which undermines virtue even more than it does fortune. Return ing to the simplicity of other days, we shall enjoy more happiness, more tr0e respecta- blity in appearing really what we are, thap in striving afler appearances that cannot be maintained, or, ii maintained, confer nei- ther distinction nor contentment. M sl

 Labor is the law and condition of our ex- isience here below--and labor in this hap py land-we speak, of course, of labor of all sorts, of the mind as we'll as of the arm. ofthe scholars stady.t the merchants count ing house, the mechanic shop--of the far mer amid his fields, and the seaman on inc occan--labor. in this happy land, is sure of itC ' al atic exercise of honest industry and in,elIi- gent application in the discharge of our re- spective callings, for that competence whicl, all alike are seeking for; and turning not aside for ,le temptations of air- blown spec platons, let us enter upon the New Year with expectations moderated. hopes chas- tened, but confidence unabated.

 @ ". Y. Anserican.