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Relgion.-by Mackensie.--" He who would undermine those foundations upon which the fabric of our future hope is rear- ed, seeks to beat down that column which supports the feeblencss of humani,y;-let him but think moment, and his heart will arrest the cruelty of his purpose. Would he pluck its little treasure from the bosom of fpoverty ?-Would he wrest it's crutch from the hand ofage, and remove from the eye of affliction the only solace of its woe! The way we tread is rugged, at best we tread it, however, lighter by tho prospect of the better country to which we trust, it will lead. Tell us not it will end tn the gulf of eternal dissolution, or break of in some wild, which fancy may till up as she pleases, but reason is unable to delineate ;I quench not that beam which amidst the night of this evil world, has cheered the dependency of ill requited worth, and H. lumined the darkness of suffering virtue"

 ConandSsm Extraordinary. An Amer jean calculating boy was asked in barter ing way, 'Ifa pair fboots cost six dollars. what will a hat cost r He answered read.

 fly, Different prices ; and immediately proposed similar question. If a bnshel of coal cost 6 Ia cents, what will a cord of wood come to 2 T don't know, said the gentlemen. 1t will come to ashes, said the boy.