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the lender of the 45 note, who was exempt- ed from the communion.

 We would not urge that niggardly love of cents and dimes, which denies rational eniOyment-that is beassly dependence 1; but it is fact that the passage through life is somewhat like Al SirGt'' of the Ma hOmetan: We pass along upon the burn- ing steel, and happy is he who has gather ed scraps of (bank) paper enough to place between his feet and the fire.

 Tke Village GrGUe YGrd.-"I I never shun grave yard-(says the Rev. MT. Greenwood, of Boston, 1.-the thoughtful melancholy which it inspires is grateful rather shan disagreeable to me '; it gives me no pain to tread on the green roof of that dark mansion, whose chambers must occupy so soon-and often wander from choice to a place where there is neither solitude nor society, something human is there-but the folly, the hustle, the vani- ties, the pretcnsions, the competitions. the pride of humanity are gOne--men are there. bus the passions are hUshed, and their spir- its are still-malevolencc has lost its pow CT of harming, appetite is sated, ambition lies low, and lust is cold anger has done raving, all disputes are ended, all revelry is over, the fellest animosity is deeply buried and the most dangerous sins are safely con- fined by the thickly piled clods of the val ley; vice is dumb, and powerless, and vir' tue is waiting in silence, for the trump o the Archangel, and the voice of God"