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hand, its charms depart--7its beauties vanish i-and it turns out to b& no better thaR a

 Ioathsome turkey -buzzaFd after all. If you

 suppose that you can pluck the posies of l pleasure without gathering the thorns of

 pain, you are just as much deceived as the calf was that followed a bull nine miles to

 get suck, and then returned as dry as he

 went. You may drink, earouse and frolic l as much as you like; but If you don't find 1 that you have sucked in small quantity of poison while imbibing such unhallowed

 pleasures, you may boil nny head for cab bage, and use my hat for spit-box. The pleasures of this world, acknowledge, are ! sweet; but, to Surfcit upon them, not only ! sickens the soul but diseases the body and yet we are such fools asto purchase them at a payment of thrice their actual worth,

 while wholesome and rational enjoyment is discarded as not being worth the value of ticket for corporation soup! Be charitable to the poor-forgiving to your enemies - deal justly with all = commit no offence, neither in the sight of your fellow man, nor God your Maker--and you will experience that inward joy, and peace of mind, which will outweigh in woffh si the sordic plea sures of the earth combined. Although this 1 world is not a fit abiding place for that lovely angel, Tranquility, vet if the whole human TtC8 W0T0 UOuuu SOS0SuCE WhN tuC golden cord of mutual love, she would come down from her heavenly home, and build her palace where now the briars, brambles 1 thorns, and thistles of disquietude over spread the cold soil of mans social inter- course with his brother man.

 My worthy bearers-chase not the phan- ton. Pleasure, lest it should lead you into

 painful and perplexing difficulties. Seek rather for that sober and wholesome enjoy

 ment. which honest industry, virtue and morality afford, and heaven- born blisses ! will attend you to the tomb. By carelessly peram bulating the paths of pleasure in the

 darkness of human depfavity, you run a great risk of being brought upon the verge of the precipice that overhangs the deep and fearful pit of perdition; and as for gathering the sweets of happiness from ex- cessive indulgence. you might as soon think

 of extracting blood from Drickbat or ten pound notes from the poeksts of a pauper. Put up for today with the provisions of Providence, and at the same time use every

 honest endeavor to make wise preparations for the morrow. and that peace shall be with you which neither the deluding de- lights nor the seductive pleasures of the world can procure. Let your hopes be en- tered in heaven, although your efforts are earthly. Let truth and righteousness be your guides to the paradise of peace, while error invites you into her deh of destruction. Let good advice, no matter from whom it may come, rest in your boponns, and strive to profit by every good and viftuous exam pie, and you will experience pleasures far purer than those which are. born of sin and begotten of the devil. So naste 1t be.