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The following IErMx, written for rths occasion, is to be sung at the Dedication oF the new MethOas. EpiE- copai Church in West Goshen this day. Sept. lats .

 a Q Thou, whose name is ever pfais'd, yli.s9 e,., Tn realms above, o'es earth and sea ;ia [. e

 This temple, to thine honer rais'd. ~ '.,.,

 ys9 We oOnaecrate in love to Thee sa.l ,' a5s Thy friendly arm I,atE aided well .U,Gai Our feeble hands fhess walls to rear; i.o sao3 Thy wisdom crown'd tho builders skht, ,l'}sa

 rse, And led us safe through dangers near Z -91 Here Cendescend thy name to place, ,i so ~ Thy glory in this house display; s1a-.at's.f.

 Here oft unveil thy smiling face, ss42 .t5,'. And guard this flock from error's sway.

 eS+' Give wisdom to thy servants, Lord, i7iR afsa sE Who in this desk thy legates stand ID j -ts With power divine apply the word, 3 ss1a Inspire the tongue, and stay the hand. -t sESl-5ts as Eo,g.1aa u sI 4s3}s3'f &f5Atfa

 8 Let incense from this altar rise, aiJs Q4ly, o8 -e7r And hallow'd fire perpetual burn; g35na7 ' Accept our willing sacrifice, sl' @!ifH .-a3aa s- And comfort souls that truly mourn. e s2

 Here oft the choir their anthems raise, srT a Ne'er be their baPso on willows hung; ase '.5 But vocal with their Makers praise, A a5z

 The rocks and hiIb. their strains prolong. <

 But earthly temples must decay,

 Arts noblest work, how soon 'tis gone! t

 a1 Our hopes we build, our all welay, s'iggsS yI On Jesus Christ, the Corner Stone. s,A ,9I

 The publication of the Ertro Globe has given rise to the toloMng5sa esprs, for which we are indebted to a correspondent ssM sgt [IeLegTdlh.

 A REMARKARLE PHENOMENON.

 However insolent or bold,

 Or crafty, or refined, '..Ft'F

 Irealy thought the GlObe could hold iHSttstf 1'T# The lies of all mankind. sae a.1 3l ataiH

 But men have 30 enlarged the trade, I5.' ss And fbs are in such bOom,3 9t .ats.Fy&4

 4s, An EEtrG Globe must now be nade,es,g e,es. ea Togive their numbers nOom. K Nsba.4 Aon s. s tSe o she ess treated very unceremOnously on its reception at that place day or two since. soon as it was dis and the type scattered on the wharf The proprietor no in the last number which he issued gave notice of hs intention to remove to Alton: This was the Aboif ton paper lately broken up at St. Louis. ettaj org

 Sssmaer Moueanents &c.-Among the visitors mt Sa+ ratoga at the last dates were Rev, Dr. Blackburn of Illinois, Ex-Goy;, Trumbull of Ohio. Rev: DIs. Ed wards of Mass. Beecher of Ohio, Hon. C. M. Briggs M. c. from Mass. Hon, George Evans of Maine, Mr Forsyth, Secretary of State.50 st e7 7sa# ..lG hj

 Gen. Harrison was at Dayton, Ohios lst inst.

 dag h sss Esss rss s Eip4 sd % s dsass y the "Or office yesterday, was favored with visit from the illustrious Anne Royal. The old lady ascended into the typographical region of the establishments where she cOnversed for time with the superiqtend elt, and then vacated the premises She wore plr- pie hat caico irock, and had on 2 countenance, in which the frown ofa Tartar seemed to predomiTate"

 Thomas II. Benton, Professor of Expungng, Prince of Humbngs &c is still perambulating in Virginia and

 Tho President of the U. s. was at Jonesborough left the Capital The Editor ot the JoRssboToagh Re publican says "We have learned from sources, the correctness of which we are not at liberty question that during his stay he openly assumed the character of an electiOneerfng partisan.1 ss& @a~ .a572 @8b

 9Ae frst Ussie to Mayried Ckild Generally sneak. ing, if there is amoment of anmxed happiness, t is child and in which children receive the first visitfro their parents The pretty, haf childish half mntrony pride with which the young wife does the hOnors of her domestic arrangements the fearful joy of the mother as she inspects and admres; the honest hap piness of the ather and the modest exutaons of the bridegroom, ,who has installed the creature he loves in all the comforts with which she is surroumHd the moment one of pleasing interest to the most care less by ystander ct tAs Peerage and Me Peas- s3fDla' tji9agotas -Q2 ta@aISs Eng shlG singer once complaining to Sheridan that himself and his brother tboth of whom were deemed simple ons) had been ordered to take asses' milk but thaton account of its responsiveness, he hardly knew what they should do. "DoT T' cried Sheridan, "why suck ono another, to be sure" s 4 a-;tisit l"Hit 70

 About 200 of the canine race have fallen victims, this season. Ut Troy, the onnipotency, or rather bounty of the dog law; each dog, dead abstracting $1 from the treasury of the town. g' The venerable Robert Raston, one of the most dis tnguished merchants and eminent citizens of Phade phia died in that city on the 10th inst. :a a97t I.-.s sf~4.. ta- y ... ~ L.4r-sI

 There are 100000 scales or feathers upon the wings of single silkwom moth. If any one doubts this, he may count them. '.' 'f"l

 Anscdote-Two men tired of life, took the resolution of drowning themselves. Chance led them, without knowing each other, to fix on the same spot for the execution of tEeir purpose, and they met on West minister Bridge, whence they purposed 70 throw them selves into te Thames very different motives led to this result One born to large fortune, was eaated with pleasure, and having no resources within himself resolved to get rid of life which he thought painful and burdensome 1. the other pursued conmerce with great industry, and by series of losses and disasters, was inetnevaby ruined. Despair bEoughtone thther, dsgnst and satety the other Both were struck with .a ss Sanng SeS the others story, said to m, there is no remedy for my happiness there is for ycurs--l am rich and can heal you. sStroys, by giying you pe:t of my prop before destroy myseE and your motives Of getting ghfed with the project but the latter after saving the ,tl,.,- hod IofiOer snaEo