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THANEsGuINo.-Were We not, as Quaker
should be, opposed to all fasts and feas:s, and
vain oblaticns," we might even shank :he old
Puritans-or rather the wild Indians for it-for
they, too, had their corn dance and autumn feast
of which ours seems TO be a sort of Yankee imi.
tation-and expressed their gratitude to the ALL
Merciful Giver, thereby quite as nationally as we
do with gastronimic experiments upon turkies
and plum.puddings.


The gathering OF long. separated friends and
relatives on this day, frightening anew the rusted
and time-worn links of affection, bringing around
the old family table, and beside the well.remem-
bered hearth, every brick of which has It's famil.
lar history, there