7. EVENING AT VENICE. D. THOMPSON. (Poetry.)......... 8. A PASTOR'S ADVICE AND WARNING. EDITORIAL Addressed to a class of Catechumens at their Confirmation. 10. JAMES POLLOCK, GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA. EDITORIAL.. 12. LESSONS FROM THE GARDEN. EDITORIAL. I. The Flowers. II. The Cabbage. III. The Rose. (Translated from the German.) 14. OUR MONTHLY RETROSPECT.... THE UNITED STATES: Congress Talking Politics-Pacific Railroad Bill-The Know-Nothings -Mr. Chandler's Speech-Prof. Bronson on Papal Authority-Proposed Change in the Naturalization Laws-Pennsylvania Legislature-Governor Bigler's Message-The Public Works-Abolition of the Canal Board-Governor Pollock's Inaugural-The Temperance Question-Sufferings of the Poor-Starvation and Suicide. NEIGHBORING STATES: The Sandwich Islands-Annexation Deferred-Mexico and Santa Anna's “coup d'etat"-The Cuban Question-A Speck of Trouble in Central America. THE OLD WORLD: "Sebastopol not Taken"-Contradictory Rumors of Peace, &c. NOTES ON LITERATURE: Barnum and Greeley-A Contrast-The Lesson of their Lives-Hints to Young Men, &c., &c. 1 "I have written unto you, young men, because ye are strong' VOL. VI.] MARCH, 1855. [No. 3.0 THE CUARDIAN: DEVOTED TO THE SOCIAL, LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS INTERESTS OF YOUNG MEN AND LADIES. She that liveth in Pleasure is dead while she liveth." (Poetry.) BY SELDOM... CHARLES P. SHIRAS. (Poetry.) · · · EDITORIAL.. . . VOL. I. 11. INFLUENCE OF THE DEAD UPON THE LIVING. EDITORIAL - UNITED STATES: Congress-A Glance at What it has Done and What it has Not Done-Honor Conferred on Gen. Scott-Common Schools, Twenty-first Annual Report of the Superintendent -Reform needed in Teachers' Salaries, &c.-Protection to Married Women-Prohibition-The New Sunday Liquor Law-What Can be Done under the Act of May, 1854-The Weather-The THE OLD WORLD: The Change in the British Ministry-Affairs in the Crimea, &c. 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