Vottrg.
The Sleeping Child.
BY ADDIE.
A brook tent dancing on its way, •
From bank to valley leaping;
•
And by its; sunny margin lay
&lovely infant. sleeping.
The murmur of the purling stream
)lroke not the spell which bound him,
Like music breathing in his dream
A lullaby around him.
It is a lovely eight to view,
Within this world of sorrow,
One , spot which still retains the bue
That earth froro.heaven may borrow.
And such was this—a scene so fair,
Arrayed in Summer brightness,
And one poor being rested , there,
„One soul of radiant whiteness.
What happy drain* fair child, are given,
To oast their sunbeams o'er thee?
, •
What cord unites that soul to heaven,
Where visions glide before thee ?
• For wandering smiles of childish mirth
O'er thy glad features beaming,
Say not a thought, a form of earth,
' AlloYs thineliour of dreaming.
Mayhap,'afar on nhssen
,',Mitytetilent spirit soaring,
NOW'heiis the bursts from golden springs
iktrn'aii t gdsadadorine • :
And, twi i th the, parwheliscal throng,
Arimaci theii'Maker praising,
• ,
The.joyons\l'eart may join the song
Ten thortsindlfongues aie raising. -
— , -Claristian - •
•Z
" Ile Leadeth Mei Bolide Still Waters,"
;61041.1minel7', Ohl'.bleased thouiht,
Oh ! words 'with heavenly oomfort.fraught,
„What4'«* I do, Wbere'er I be, J.•
, God's hand that. leadeth me!
L , He leadeth°me 1. He leadeth me l
By his aim band he•leadeth me.
Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom,
Sometimes where Eden's hewers bloom;
By waters still, o'er troubled sea:—
Still 'tie his band• that leadeth me;
He ,leadeth me .1 ' He leadeth me'!
By his own-haztdlte leadeth me.
Lord,l Would.clasp thy hand in mine,
Nor eierAnnimAir nor repine—
Content, Wht . !;teiolot'.l see,- •
Since 't is my Clod that leadeth me.
He leadet:hCM'e Ht leadeth me!
By his own hand he leadeth me.
And when my task on earth is done,
Vi9uniltifthy grace thevietelye*on;
E'en death's cold wave Ladll-nOt
Bitc?' 9 l4 - 44 . °10.•" 13 19 1 JeK.e9/ I n e•
leadeth me ! He leadeth me!
By his own hand he leadeth me. •
—WateAman and •Reflector.
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Attr4ry
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• Neir, , York : 'Sheldon t Co. . Pitisti,iirg,lo'
'a , Thei'oluttletefore yob a collection of detached
thoUghts originally jotted down, as the author
tells us, to servo for hints ,in the preparation of
his sermons ; and havinganswered this purpose,
theylie•ve been given to the world in their present
form in the hope that they might be more exten
sively Useful:
.Wer take pleasure in+comuicading tooth° atten
tion of our readers the'Pieeious seedis`Whiekare
thus thrown btocukast_eveithe.field of theivoila;
hoping..that they may .be '.received into' many , _
heart, and be made by Divine grace_ to bring
ford- tti 3 slakazit
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W o w; ii . l l o;*onthe Great French •Pniiiii i Oitt•
taistiiii ; Brit44,:•NOitili:•iniAleig,.iiiid `.143;,
WitaiLa as Itii"iiidss the
~anti-Northern tirade
which we had come to-expffict as a matter of
oonZgattlakidolsi: igic r tjaff la& 'Zike'f!old
animus inditeatly 'retleals Itself in the paper on
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-liritisi4io +tnaf r i l aa..,.,, ,
s ihe li v Oi
ir i ffif sale liflienzi)pier,‘Fifth'
u"ti tit anki u 1.
Street, PI n h.°
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The. Colt iatt Fitted.
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MEE
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The &Vta% o3iirchiPivaillaiwa
slldier'stpirjilg=beil thekiteheigiisfd'Alt
asZimPortiflit.and` patriotic'-is a- iolftiaid
meitittigy were n't 'they at, work?.ol2„
tireirwmatry ?I' Perhaps our brave soldiers.
wonJ4l.„.„haye, .With tears in
ialkif they eould liai , e ;heard the buzzing
OcctliaLlifile busy "bee," or seen the we-
OMT. lifbilitinffts Of the small fingers,'
someso n f• them; alas eolleired with honors=
h/.46oWentsas, and _.bleedipf : through their
"Ohho,l'keried the children; as ,a mer
arirbireStered the kitch e n,lyo‘PriAs is
'TT 'shaloi hands 'with Me
apk t igeN"; WOW. Wt. ` visito r ; larie4g.
1 thOughirialiistwatch.
the
I , ,(4ll:olnivi,i4litill pally and not
invite me, did :rif f .Neyfr mistrusted a
litthl r bird . loliffte te «mie.and tell, ?
MattounOing "Ajlirtfa l t Sire, *give me a
liatly rpaiing , nuO,ine, and I'll whiz
'oeiroff iurno .e .•
was every;body's
eyes Ivry, how.nim h le, eyery: a holixs fingers
sore ones and.ell: •
• faitclNO. Wis 44hilt .
Benny, dropping the epplredwr, , aiut tub
bing. —only iire'iritiii - b:efory,
you q.- t o wl na
.to
,;a r ayia the:Reat.t)iing, 4pf ponrse,',",
pIl . B Trier, gedatfilhritodd. "" You r 'fairlY.,
impose upon laddicatiire'; -Isis ever thus !
I oluagliVilifif. 1110ile40 bg.f r ibillihody
,ortiliztl;etitt:ininPenini/ sl
loved story-telling dearlY, It *as let' quite
so ,Bad - afte r all. ' ..F"
f'Thaveirt "gofi u Ida An my ,
Qtid " I shail
try tOtill anrtmAirfoisl i gho Besides,'
sad "'the door
ffpervittVlif itittint ! fooM,Sndlour father
and mother :*ill hear every 'word."
‘," Nome n ae," said Bez4 l. o',Mother's
that - new book. of malou to ,
6 00 .4 1 19.Y„e, ' 846 ..„' if
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LAO 01111~011rirfej 14110 t•••
up givehiMtneeTtlie same as amovg,.,:a
ElEli
" Oh, dear," grumbled Fritz, " how shall
I begin. Do you want me to make you
laugh, or would you rather cry ?"
" You can't get me to cry," said little
Ada, stoutly.
" Oh, of course not," responded Frits,
" after I finish the story I shall pass round
the hat for the audience to drop a few tears
into it, but I didn't suppose you'd have
any to spare I Ahem !. 1 1l begin with the
weather: It was a delightful evening in
October. The harvest moon was smiling
in a very sweet and melancholy manner,
and shaking down her silver hair most
mournfully.'
"No matter about the moon," said
Blanche.
" What's that you say ?" said Fritz,
".you've interrupted me, and now I shall.
have to begin again It was an Autumn
evening; the stars' looked as bright as new
pins, and twinkled as if somebody was
pricking 'em into a blueloilet-cushion, and
couldn't make 'em stay. The man in the
moon was sailing across• the sky in his bean.:
tiful silver boat. In short," the spaeions
firmament on high" was all right, and no
iigns.of• a storm But : this" wicked' foot ;
stool was bristlini all over -twjth
The Chinese were chopping people into
mince meat, the -Mullane were 'having-
fuki,'ind the Ameri6iiiA had "begun ta'Seti
tle down for a bloody Winter.'
tod gtates, so palled, is, the, aceriii"'ef 'OUT.
story. All 'ivas so quiet..en :the Potome4
that you., might have heard a. lan.
Beauregard had lost seven .or eight,arms,
during the Summer, but they had all
grown on again'. IL treat :Many If- our - fa
there. had been killed; and mere viere!golug'
to be,' and a nunaber of them hid stayed at
•home because they
.were and'
couldn't stand in a diaUght without taking .
cold; but the saddest'of my . atery . iS to
be told." '••• • • •
"'You hiiien't •got 'Me to 'crying
said Ada, raising her• 'eyes for iriapecition.'
"Hard-hearted gol•thtit
up before I . begopn Brit as• - 1 'wits saying,,
(how still they are ifilThe sitting-room fy it•
becomes necessary thailhe'•Union 7 Soldiers'
shorild have food , mid , elothing-there•Wai3
Stittie people who staid at
honie 4 hurried 'their •iegetables- as•-fast as
possible, `and trained their' bearisvto
a pole before they were big .3boughtu stands
alone. !Oh,- dear.! how people worked 1 esf4
peoially the ladiesy .they got up;Societies i r
and sent wine and jelly, and dressing-gowns,
and slippers to Ithe sick soldiers, by express. ,
You see it was the• best way they could ex
press..their, sympathies—and,all ,that."
Now- • every word %that Fritz ' said / was
plainly heard in . the.sitting-room, by Dea4
coulfarhm, who did not seem to be quite
sainuch,absorbect• in .hie,aceountp,,,ss.his
wife in ,her.-hook ;
..though 4whyot,2grtre
man should listen to such a• rattle-brained
boy; it would be hard t,o,say. •
. suppose the story is ooridirg some titre," said Blancher
"•theAtiirrefr
kaittt, m olotbe. the,
_poldiem„.„,ll) ,:t ol
eouhe agent's .ra,tiet, 8110444 valiont
pluars,,for ,Udele Brun has ,to work by 848-
Pori Understand , don't you, that uperctalte
staintiiiits, as they call •em, and isiapilyineh .
riird 'Mich articles for r suchand puck pricalis."
• 4 f To be , sure?! said - Benny , i my - father
supplied fliiririel hike 'get a contract.' .'
416410 '4o,Tritt; jniioC.ent•
ly, looking as if be had never heard uf that
before. " WhYibls' Maril'M - !'goirg to tell
abouthas' a contract' for ' that . very thing !
And now I think of it, he's a-deacon; too.
But.theri Yen& father is considered. remark
ably , plops; Milln" • il s-; ,?141t • was
going tb'eay methei
allow me to call names.. •,Pll tell :you how•
he uses hispower., „lileiuta r thesp phirta aft'
out, in - e)dta of: ale '
children tir , feeil t go iftiir , them, 'just as ea
ger . for the work pp,itifiras'ea I takes
a•• woman almost.s -day to make a whole
shirt, poCkets and . all, and how much do
you atippose she gets for it 7 I'M ashamed
to . say f fOr you'll:think I'm telling a lie as
hig" . trei meeting-house. Eight
Eight! Eight! Vas Pay(ioovir:
several times, before it amounts to anything,
A &offer a de.ien !•'''A l certeari 'hour !""-
" Well, perhaps It's All they ask," said
Emmav a ilittlegott• lit4h - „thin d
pinched wise.. (..! • 1/1 0 ;441 . 156.4.
,` " A I 'th eYl ai tk i t j aiXk ui .
apple almost„,down 4he.:,eortraf•it's all
they carr•get ; this _-mtur• kapok( of o ,
that.,isn't‘a hypocrite, ,makes...o9,„Ehyvern
meet .pay him' twenty-five cents a shirtil
Pay him! Oh,, well, he ,earns the extra
shilling for.lmposing upon his conscience
so t „ •• • • ~l . • -
" wonhinftaay wordp' , fadd
choking down ail& of indigifaidit; 4 it
didn't happen to , knar : .49,lr. ; gum*: 9t.
W°Fa s u ffe ' r .',7;t ,to l , Y9g ft?man AhLY,Vegt
god,in . groan verytime' his to NT
away copper, and'it's sll very eapeota'b'C ;
but when you see such a woman,
Heir;ti; p 4.
rWea with my story•:...l,told
you there was-a-hanseat moon, { and the • air
was it& 61.
Jack Frost tb litti , rotta end *stiy:to the
grounds in lie getting twisfir s•t:Shuteupovall
you r, but, it. hadn't quitehrgot
thew
1311let-Peciti.4oloooeaL'ffiAt!.:o3Yeti.lgavlc
0011 a niOhi,:as ,a4ne enteredneet;
inie d Ot our' : olfig,';:iinf
hundredmilealfftAd'fonod. es,Oman.lilld.
thy& Orgii few 'dos e
and eating a sn i xfOisit:Oiiii4mealVP )
and not iilVenongli'atitilii?..l
`l'or:ink4 l 4iiTliigtil4, l 4kkettsAteli
said -Emma, "or I shonldlifor was poor
but why-,didn't ahcy bava 'halt - Air:Lading
and molassest', . ,
".,,Well„ I donl,.l4,l4l„,any„,..ReaLlon i fl
said Fral, " only tialq.ooyld't - ifford Ord'
molasses. Sometitu t ektheY.Cpild ancisorne
times they couldn't. You see Deacon
What's-his-name, this,man I !peak of, gave
the woman orders on store's instead of giVii
ing her money. Oh I suppose," said
been a temptation to thatpoor soul to let
her have real live money, for that's the root
of all evil !"
" What a -Itlitat-1. - Yotilie tot in your
voice," laughed little Ada. "It sounds just
t . (. Is . jc
Or, I:Wiali father 'am:ad - get hold of
that deaatiV ktin'i . 'ellivititolit, Benny;
wouldn't he give ir to him ? He'd
church him,, or something else, the very
first' thii?gt
" He's not &had man '
'? said " did
I say he was ? Oh no ! he visite the widow
and the fathAllunii—AWkii Ant, andle
has a great deal of charity for the heathen:
I only wish he was a'rebTelli added he,tu y i ,
der his breath, " so I could hate ".'")
"Velll genie
the woman lave 'any :ehildreo; :as> small as
Yes, a - 416 rt. littaal,boy ; each : .a
she won't keep him long Hi hasn't
been Well since, hi, hat thO . Puiiii4 ll. 3t l2 4-tlie
Spring,. !mid he: :gets. _ cold ;:ever'y
,day 'of his,
life. Oh, the*ay:that child.. couol9o
Yoolisiet ` &Oki 0; 41 14 1 .rs;
said litileacla, bursting into tears. giOanft
they.t4t;adoeter te 4 etire him r
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER.---WEDNESD AY, JANUARY 28.:1863.
"Oh, he's past the doctors I Mother
made some lemon syrup, and sent one in
with it to-night, and you •ought• to have
seen how grateful that poor woman looked
—you see, they hadn't any sugar."
" Why, do they live in this very city?"
said Blanche.
" Oh, of all things !" cried Fritz, clap
ping his band over his mouth. "My
tongue has such a way of tripping ! But
since I've gone so far, it's my Aunt Katri
na, if you want to know. Her husband and
oldest boy were both killed at Fair Oaks,
and if she wasn't the blessedest Christian
and the bravest worean.in the country, she
would have given up long ago. They Awed
to live just as cosy as anybody before the
war, but now every thing happens alt• at
once. They've all had the diphtheria; two
of the children have died, and auntie's
throat is still very tender. . Why, she looks
like .a ghost, ,said the boy, brushing off a
tear. " There, I've talk'd myself blue, as.
indigo. • •It's' no . kind , of a story, but it's
iwtrue as preaching !"
There mai a stir in the-sitting-room; it
was ,Deaeon Harlin putting ,on ,his over-.
:coat. Fritz hadn't made out , m rush a•
storr,-tof-be wurerbotnit , ha&called , tears ,
into the eyes Oa-hard-faced man. .
. " emit a fswrminetes;:- wife,"
'said ber-idtherets.. a trifling inittter4rl. had
forgotten to attend to."
• Deacon Harlan.meatt,to he, a jft4 - IMft,
after all: Ho went to'finfi„ - ilie r ;AdOw;Otithe
genmuksoldier, and, hood ;thafilutsOmid
told the•exact truth& reWhatvhealaid:tolum.
was neither< very sympathetroonoreVeo"iffnar
tiftiiiitig , „ I am-sure; fafebmsininsi- •
dike Words *ire
,very
'clause .;,they,proraiscd.,phin.t.yf of,work, and;
• higher:magea, withont , any- orders on stores.,
Fritriheag lbewneit :morning of what:
:she called lief ," hut
'.whOhiiil . llCevic • , rigstimiM i lhOir, 4 came
I ,4olet,liitow ve 31,fltz le a sharp. oy,
'and knows: h0w.4.0 keepi.biatewn:vonnsel.
• •
; .
''When Alusti.Dititp,'Weti;tlireotS , eoii'Ord;
she 'had a lomA• ; ' 13ejr name'
was n't Puss; but her • . father . ,and,*sither.,
called her so because:she wasiver , petoi. She ,
lived in --a ::'beautiful' eountryAinruk. ,
:room was given her to sleep in, and Wringer
- tb;plai Wen
lierkplay-roonl It haby"intinidini An&
half , ' data dolls ; that werlit''biippiiiiedliii•
keep' homie:firit.': The dolls lliad ab right
to:p complaia.sotwant of eciinfortiq 14; the '
bed-rooms were. furnished withiaoushesiliiir
ireatts, leo ki ogllasses, draWersicandreirfiryi
thing to make. them convenient:;
'lor was perfeetly,eleganti ; ht had laieenr-,
:tains, patin-coyered , furnittire;•:books,,Aild
all: kinds of pretty sormiments p4and -Abe
kitiiheri • -Was well .' supplied. with-".cooking'
titensils,' - eroeker . yLete. ii the dolls: were.
; fied , I ,64' . onliji4, • to;
have been, and " that „tho3*.er.e.
,enable. 941. •,pswa fov ~i'
, • Besides all th is ; Puss lyed•a leiri,vi!,lar
':don.,• and almost einiythipt#•littKiti4,
for.. ,Th!s - was jrh4l4lllo;:em.:
:ttiyee years - When , she.wee , seix....y.eare•
'old;. a, great .chatage had,comc;' , :flle . leautiA
O , country-houselad'*iten-gold; "andsoi
livO4,:!itith 10 paren t s s4pii)
'li;f 6 o_, l iiifel'ro.9o 1. 4 iTevi*lTts.ti.iiV.i...trii •
=Abel' **l bzokenihearted, • and : ,h0r.4411-:
er's face; whiolz,three years : before: was very
handsome; hat becomc*viiired'hwith red.
biefehcs. TlM.jM,ViityT s,c4j, tke
d' 6llB had• - gi vers -OPtillic 4n4. 044
of, the fimmy : . knew . 3vAsi Imo • become ..of
,their house • -,-
Little PUSS worerraggea elothssoind
no 'SOMetiiieB
enough to eat.. ' .. Shousg`iiilielP
as efiTcliiird,,linif used asome
'thing for her fathei. I'm almost ashamed
,to say what r think I'M
whispering.' She used 41 take a rum -bot
tle !in& get i; filled at the tavern
'Her father had t hmome, a rtun l drinker, and
tbat.was Alieleasoirwhy.the house and the
iponphaikbeen sold— •Illaun.ladwmade : the.
:garden' to*givp
tap housekeeping, anO:pitintOkthe :red spots
',en.her fatherri4‘; • •*, "-
! Puss often , t op:' ed
.night.antt morning-kie.tord the liiiiajeetts
lull her trouldea,. andasked take
;them away. Onliri..celd Winter's:lnorning
filler father .
..."..Pkas, take . this : bottle and thie .fifty
cents and go io.4the..tirvern , tell them to
fill it. stithithqiiiieWw.lakeY-7 .• •
She took the .bckttle.and money, and stood
:looking up,into •liis ! fiLielor. a , monieUt,,tlieii
t
bultateiso.4
is he tesTu:
! 't What matter with ply iief4.giiir"
laid be. t
t .r ( ft
DearfithbrkelMon't dw bat lea very
naughty for me to ask you, but I have ab
krisf a PP gqjq° l 4) . 1049Yeu
bie:witiqui; the whiskey and let your Pussy
•
ge,Artoble s t.ii r y,.mucli ; he looked ~at
here moment, theti.snatched.her up, press
hielleattofo*hted
,and said,
-tif you shall!, have ) _the
%may: 1 will never send .you to:the tavern ,
itigdyli' whiskey' any
mo• o
! child hedoyAciinie.
1 Darwin kept his word.. In two
yeavis*uss again Iw. th'enbeaiitifut
house., She had another,; f)OnichilVii t ;!gter:.`
. den, the dolls had . re-commeniielf*ouse
keeping, the red spots - had disappeared from
her fithees•fiice; her mother wesTiniiiiinfer
broken-heartek !but:. they were 'all happy
together.— Sunday School Times.
totdintaits,
The I .itiv liarilivinp.the, - -Egaliciplition
:4 Itillne.:l I 1.••••
I .10. 77 ,1
, -ratite Editor -e the 111ster Cr,rtr
:-I hasten to express my admiration
of, the. ,rpolitostßow.. adopts& by,President
Lineoln..lPorntliellirat :tuna:via& emitava
very tabinit.lifneriatui's 81#04.fioigoatiW":,
hytif the; 'rig diffkonlit *inAft
Jorgotpin „ argil )
thropio theories, vaporated, 'them stilt-, re.;
mpinedc the! , negro; / field--asp thef I)rop
erty of the master. And after'. the
'coat:peat id. the South: by,...the
aedording .: , to the date -pitrammtwofrwat%
.the 'ni&ro
Now, if' two•thirdCof "COngisai
fourths ' 'of f .,ttietStat:ett 'see; the'
,lairkqt 2
?lane of dui yaid . fitrAle
ere, and = an Eugheh = tike" Itltide Of,
American .slavery. .. It is not genermis,, f as
13 Q040;:,4:04 3 0.0; Mikiliapeof say,
Atis MAlWasit'extrernity,ofliefetst,-.4iiiatts
another temporary noneessaoniLw the? }tar
PAINI.FM#A7 (P' ';Th in Ale
greatest•proposition:....ofonodernltimesv—
fact., nothing. tonrin -tips! . scale intriiit
nonce has evei,beenlMard;af, add let F ill'
anecyt it as limiest, ilia, th:Aflif
advocate and urge itas,the f erOining trophy
orthe nin4einkttil 'oat,
akll it Po /WPM ,e91M1K9 1 ..F1
orth : demaidsdiittitker Asada:lvani,
land knew that the Conatitntion wits ra
Slave . Constitution; and in the absence of
any scheme on the part of the North to
alter or amend that Slavery Constitution,
it was not deemod worth much tears or
blood to maintain it as it was. Now it is
different. The difficulty is met; and it only
remains for the Northern members to•earry
the measure through the Congress. Should
the South, through the exasperation of war,
refuse to move toward a settlement, then at
least the North shall have washed her
hands clean of the consequences, and
placed herself in a position ever afterwards
to command the admiration of all the free
nations of the earth. It is vain now to
complain;
,btitye. cannot help saying that
if this proposal to buyout the slaves had
been proclaimed from the capital two years
ago,' there 'would have been no war ; or,,
had it brokekqut,.it, could not have sur
vived one lampaign. ; Out let us,be thank
ful for what le. Who•knows bue the Most
High; *NY - *tin leaditig this great 'nation
agthiy, that. they ,May,r
Whertiopking see the sinfulness. of
alaverY;_and the:more appreciate the . breath•
. of freedom in all.:their.coasts f
• J t : i itl i k ta i k.M , ,* 4 lto l ,olPrioXi n P ate
'nausea of t e war, such as t tarins . , and ter
litnrien, il
:aWielorthiamibieVi; . 4latiery
'teas' ihi'leikoteAitili'd 0 - / all ilielelibibles:
The PRoximemn cause of the 01;imeati!iirei•
iites*:Rttibisa: iifiltatitp., bizi Aliti•ritnicril i
el . * .100. 1 4,` 4410 1 04 , 0. ilri.N 4. otiliggii
44. 4 1;7 1 mi' .: t °One .1,9,..:544.14.11;130:i;TAC 1
AMeriCill4rpubles, oertaie .matters. coma
tuted. the 'occasion. • a them—thet. cause - in
the , distatiii.;iraar 81444: ''' Ifitk . ..biewid`
not her 30,096444440.0. thi;
Ic.otonies,Apre g lad pplii.,l2,4 4 l*ii Ttp. ttatT. I
;tug , about ..kii . tpresentitimi i . for -about , :free I
;trade; or abWita; the Joirohissiof , Louisianw
llf'Finri4n,f - nsf,,,n9liOnnt' . Of''.'ltinirit#J . !?0,
: 1 1 134 °*f 9QP1 5 01 111 P ( 1, nn futtiOYe.ifaY. InNi';
and no ; war would have;:nacrifine4:l4o4ena;
,of thousands who sleep in soldiers' ;graves.,
;by the hillsides- - sad. elong ;the beautiful
valleys of Virginia.t, iii iq1 , 1.c..",
_.ln 4he ; absence pcmph.a; : doolaratiop : pf
ipoliey, es -;the Titiudeuti liai,ynow ~madep
'honest. and. slavery-liatitirimlen .at =length
said, ;anifehaid .it'iu soiioWll44lllinitnihn.' pf
t e.,,,h1 5 4 f IS"I I 4S L , 4 i lit"Of I 1 1 47 444 :V -fig . ,go ! :ei#d*P'.' ,
-SRO Mk. vt , , Big:‘, 110 ,P9...:00re., I. 1 4 ; 1 1 0V,
jirepined.tMindicate L in c oln • so: ong as;hAt
!attemphijhbweverhopelessly, tcsactomplishii
tfiluht•And. l, .tiiergif . ti . l: teriffsrthei • libeineron'
krooiviy e K t •y.#4-..f*.thot , :gl* bkiAlriie
iiit.,,e,• 5 ,0 1 314 1 . 4 4 1 9 11 sh o uld . 4 1 t. , 4 13 00 63, VY 31.1
many:reasons. _; ; ' 1... 1 - - .
1- Theiforthern half of the great, Ameri
lean Oontinent seems-to.lave- been kept by
!nature es a clean blackboard on which the
'great. problem of ciiil„ g9virnment might
Welw,,Piked- bat ls 4o9 ll .it 1 4 1 Y, of the inn9 1 .4 1: -,
;g owns drawback&whieklave cask perpleiL
'dty and ?despair liven-theft who'have . under-'
Aka it's stillitiT3 hilthdAiei . iv** -'4iicf,
'`f.,4l l oi, ll o44..l , 'fieta'ti:sic i ftiliti illif#00;
61,
1 # Ws 'final ,itiitnni:irani fen* 91.idixtomii
Moita . I ?h A PIT•P t :Pd. 1- Siiao 440.0
,Rome
IHY/We ' a; 1 1• Ci einife. S ) Jana** 4er• nn-,
Vied An.surfaicerso,.vast. -and's* beautiful:
pm. th,c;.44n*.ttifttp .WWollo.olg.e4l-4.19.111-
iterralia gii .tr&P.Per , lll
. 1km,..t0; 01.3.4.vegrper-i:
ifumed latitudes of - thellomoir and , themyr4
10 11- 7ttrPuhiOn-ifftnrn.ifyAtlantint-w.liftrilmtbe
Spherinan: i braves , Abel (dangerous.; breaker&
!uuderii the a btiMiitlt i &lige; to; where" the
ng!iiiiii:llfreiTt#,) .' Pakifia ' nine:lit :ttiliiil
4 44;W r iA ri i141 4 ini' 7713. 01:4 1 t e riPif.,
'prrefoliou 491_ .-Wilia);081L-,04 Y t 1. 1 4t 4 9 ,
;Witch; ofidabor to *live: with t;eveit haryets&
:wagtail With 4thrttryirititio..%l''Sorthave'
There been' wanting the resultebrlinhigir
-kadiindustitr,iandi,tastevand philanthropy.
Oenlyiletjuire,ti ii , Auphr - ficial 'eis. s mitititi - pii .
t o, ll Vali d a lP Wilill" tc t - '.'OPi ii ! .l o.l:** 4 -:'*;
. 1 41 iii 61' the . 11iiiost .. superhuman intik*:
' , ,that_has been achieved in evey , y , department
`PfAvillitall4;. 4 - ; 7 4)jil(ltt illla great §iiiio , ,
reonsider;that.,zkiiston atalids,,in Abe, froilt,
rank Id- lithe: cities .oni.the globe ; whether,
We consider the' elevittedmuhatuotert of-lheic
reOill",i . thi ti;i? 4 ,. : ! l nnls, nf h 6 Y."o . .eits ? ini l o-',
1 I :o.c.ik It: l 4niug".77: Yeinll : Oilii,PAketitilk
0 9AnnigiLA 0 447 - tbe•ilamelem , Aiurm tot
her !aristocracy, for. thevindependentmoondi4
t,ion' of viler tworhhig latOplit r fAtidrlio cuing
hilt ivalr thrisiietlieiewirTedit - 44.btia
ol
New-'York"'ni d 'Plßlfialihili; for AS' first;
tiMA;wAth9.,9i witrumit twitkimpkTme
. pg4o9o.mittermg..4.9l.4*/03 44# , :treCiLTe,
Play; but.;of .3yesterday r when.eompleed with:
European eitiia,-. whose .chistmicosplendre
'th i ef, 61 ad,iiialifeliiiiiil44e.g ligtit*titini'
fa t o "think Of 'iiiiy siliiieniii i ii v ,l44,ol:ttvi
;of things such as to endwise''' . its
. c
: prim,-.
,
to
ience- ;orti'fieai'kz'lK4tllllti, d uti es at,ki#4,,...4444phtititr *A:marvels.Ofdtbm,spething,agep h • Andisbnuial
1
nhafall in this fearfutstrUggiaiand , the orownl
Ofint her glorrbsi'ttoddenurtlieut*iiik
no unholy scoffer shake the head andlihy
aka 1--rather -let all; hUmanitylpier oilz.sack
slop 'to inimill the 'failtiYe'lif*thd inifottl - gi.:'
Wii 6 • :O r. 411 'OxPriniiinA; ..4f ' :Ar!7gifter?
meii: * ft.ikfroi , Ile Nciried I thee.o 3 4ping/tm!
kpublip opinion. miihrefraintromampnting
inotives, but rather applaudiPthisLmagnifizr
benti:proptisal:7 , •Aridl that, thePyess at ihonie
kiedeoitihti'd,l6V the' #iiieliiiii - Press! be
itliia'rt3o,ll.:;:"r.s3;:'.n."; .'1: :' ' -'
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... -91. 1 94 1 49 PR4 IO 4%.PRISP4 IMIY 1 IPid : In9M.
`editors who 'deemed me worthy of. their,
eccnoilaqpzeforavieWippressede in a, leo
fathil c yeti? i. iiiiviMii?BoUdat;''l , tO ',pi:4:i ,
* ll ‘ol ll .ll/ri#4 l . 4 1 40r 4 r:ififii.Fit4fllP' 004-
a, ,41:441B . 41 IlOcifitX 'loo:: , #*aPPl4,l9.A9 l t,
znenuthat thfteicpressitmtforoshich I,SraEr
Inintluniverciftillpaftisedinmiailyii,g:Amer , ..
6a B lies : Weil' Edillti liiiiiiie.46: - leVolZtidii,i'.'
iva'ne 4,L 4,o4fl4*: . 'AV *** . kiiipt 'Pt
the ' lebt*,43 9.R4,4ol.*ntiaih ex tigt.tr_. Mgr_
lea, and characterizes timinassrof ber,peo..
PA sit-(to cpo,to.2.A*l-wilrd!Ot`,P.le„ewilesit
puthe eailth',.7,__l; Bak , ' ::oonfeskAniaalting
I.:American politios-has °been! a a thanofimee ,
tha:Revolizttiang-likbeelhut
tfe -c , i • onatK itii cf•thiAirtaa l preiVikMiNrp i ::
,
Pl* sermons 444tifirib1Ra4914fr;i
PPOO 3 A4noniltnt9kPlfl 1H: 1*
iidgoix
speepkiiutop-pfint ,shetwaewtireaniglit, ; ...
press time?. tiled uthis. point 'been canard=:
pred; II 'Wile:We been - saveearil undeiz
adfild-Calitigiitiolitir T*6'4* licw'lizi ll #6,
new phase of iiidn v ii;liii'd r ` forget tiiti l paii:
i 1 , -- -•T otti li , r., : •••••,. ...!,.. , ..q 1 1) : 11,1: 4 :6 1 +41, ,
I Ll' . • 1'..: 7 . -- -.` (.1. ., , '''''..' . '1144 (24,.8c1A r 't
. 1ar:4: ,,, 4 to 41:r. orao.) krn r 3 „„. . 0 • ~4.
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OCUILtUVPitt:,,-.;
e vf 11 ; * . P. O i:a -0314.py 4 r ly7.r
ring The Cul AL if UMW
14P.PW # V 3 11: 01 : 1 1t.
f ' • • • 7 11
.
w„tjhs3tlp,oi ::
tha.:d'emandAo L 7 eggs farkexceeds.the.impplty,
espeoiallriis Winter.Kandqbat fropkijtvea:= .
tyziii ) &to j -thittrieentl‘ per - thlasin mighiVie
obtained for, any quantity , they . louhl . 0,0
Aset - ;e0
60:d.httAk.,J,4164qtp.p3.te.,ivicnAiri‘.
alktte have: an .abnxidanneVlNeggS4onrQ4bnlt
therWitzte - tiariThe 9followingPOiggestioni
from the Maine Farmer, ate odritniendlid .
to .the attention •of, our: readers
• Vareepoiljtpyiiloillfilhollid 6 ll(ll be" 'Mr
looted in the 4 Wiiifer -:re!iii - bpe x i
nowuriliiprou.t , exoeeding anTotgezaimegi,
mentkom.the,farm, lip proportion , toLtitsrms'e
pensep'ent Pthi4V rEv.welP6nitintiviiiiipontify
yard will contribute its full share to the
profits and comfort of the farmer, exceeding
as it does in interest and pleasure every
other branch of rural economy. Attention
to the following matters will result in bay
ing the poultry house successfully managed .
during the Winter :
let. See that the apartment for the poul
try is made warm. If possible, have a large
window in the south side of the room to
admit the warm rays of the sun.
2d. Provide tr litter of straw
. or leaves in
one room of the poultry house. Nothing
gives aa much oomfort to the hens as a
warm bedding to scratch over and recline
3d. Give occasionally a supply of wood
ashes, old plastering, or lime, &o.
4th. Give once a day a trough . of raodar
ately warm water. If net too cold weath
er, it is as necessary in Winter as in Sum
mer.
sth. Feed regularly :7 4f, least twice each
day- . ---and have an occasional , change of
foOd; that is, give corn;: : barley,, oats, &c„
on alternate days, and ifotheweather, is
moderate, boiled potatoes and:meal may be
given.
• 6th. By rtiles;' hens will
lay AearkTrall Winter..,Provide, therefor,e
soitableA46lfei •foi neilitsousd gather ,the
eggtozbefore they - freeze, fore they freeze
quiokVaftarlkorizVlitd.'•'-' •' •
• - ~-. Feet for Farm •Horses.
~ A. 5 1 1. 1. WanAll )o Y; Ku ,Afte.Oort) l of Ver - .
mcmt", we ,naest t to. t Ifeed.fi drrhay and oats,
utiles the , horse had ..the heaven; which was
veryl cominort. among• thnm, at that . time,'
saiiiie,to i lpedrbg to InjOS. diy hay ` and '
0214, suir ,cliiiing , ftlo, ,fsg,(;!.hen full ; , ' Nu,
then ,supposed: they ought-to, have hay be:,
fore them , .all the tinte.r..4his is .a false.
ideti:;'zall .ki n ds of anifilthCwill do'biteeir
on r egular 'm'eals:' ' Fainiiia: utlitii, ,fee d; .
too much4ry r .l4ay. , ,You ; may kCe..p, uolue
eatiugtalklbe time, andinot have it z ,lh4v,e.
I cunt to, Naasaeh,usetts,abouttge*yparts
ago; anAiwasApgaged in the teaming big-.
ne-$1:1410Pt . seven yearl.,,r Lbegan : g t o lead
cutlkapand cornmeal; and found the horses,
wonld•dci more work Iced last longeip and!
be iiil4to#'olllflon AO irtiik, i kektFintir
dry fgea. t. *Origgiled corn" an4OitAi InaYa4./
very !
grA fr At
a f°rtho ri ewil2n in a .iingy•
I vorthhfoe#
...cargoto salt Winter in small
quantigpa, espeCiallp to young horses =and
breeding .m area. his' keeps. them ,in .:at.
healthp condition. , 'Team horses , may , bet
fed on tlitire'oirce 'each day
,to advantaiK;
I, am'Wof,""able to I :4ate : ,the ,timountl,),Ai:
h'oise should be„•fe,4l thin, depends,,on.,tke t
s i ze.and zags .ofi,the animal.; i-Lwo* - d ad
vise all owners to keep their horses; - esp.-
eially,thesetthny use;•in good condition f'rit
costs less in the end'. - coq ou f tivi(iitA4c,
hV-e l33l 4 l kraiii , gigePs i___, 2 itiAiMOlDAßit
they OW
are ,injoTed by:you...ll.lgs , K. 41.0
ground oats, with cut ' hay or straw, wetand'
mixed) andlhaif B,:sfit, - of' whist added once
*pai l ' is Ali ' Wo . lti ,neolid'Aiej
r'deis I ?iir:7Tfle .4 1 11 0E) . 04.1Aki,..WV
o P(tr4. 9 4 l 4;4l6ltilaiit-frec:lromarPrittau, at
livin g : in alsineLorlYernnt; where •hay and.
eats , ate:oheajo, .T would have the: 7 6'2de
.3
gfOnriO,"M i 4 brAt Ai - pOitio'n., , o r. n rt.! : it
.!. t r. ;
0 1 74' to n 4 wAtli *ilatro t giltiil •. k. 2144 1
consider, myself well paid for. the atime:ian :
trouble.— C0r...,4m. Agriculiurist. -- <••! - s4ll
~ •2: "I' , ftv' • Pl.ll i We: He , `: 11-. 1 . 0 , 311",41
'IIM7 COI ~ClIol5f
SUGAR' ,D P 0...,
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_ t 'and offeetail rimier '
Wanost; inne
rosobiabwisth• i •AOTIYIn PRINOWLipa MOO
•vprim IreaspeAsui.Bll4tii
le MIMI TH:IIIIICII.I7IOMMT,Abd it meow'
tam nadir Sam BABY 10 , 14111 7 AIMI:
' ivist - amin lim prodsoss .franAlicise by
Twatrav intaermi in ii4
14, *(17 frii,. 4 44.3pr0ai :1
• 0. L BARIUM
New Yoe*
jiwy • • . .
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1.4 k .:,-.6in. - / f.i.zioi'd • Ml' G . ... , : nr i 1.. . '. . ,
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4.1 ' l rrre-O • o"tM u TeE 4- t - A - b- ,_ ,'• NW 4 ... 4 . 14 ; 1141
rriIiJS. , ,L.A.JR,I3I . .EST.,poIVEMERCIA4..-
--, 84001 of Pie - 1 : 11 0:4 tiP ll, :` , .lth . iL Patz9nata'All
nearli:B,ooo Stmigara, trifhm Ceara , from 8I State., an*o
i Wroth!. iitdotitiffords coniplite and reliable' iziewnctitei In
all the following branches, ,viz,i,,,,,,_ ....... _
Idraceimma, Marrorvmnumf, Pomenot.7, Itennoato,
a
.I.sslBarnt:Bootlaxiiintith /1:• I
Mot rnenkum PLatr! inn Ontrakriggitr, Piinnogru!int , •
4. •laino,l3irniverrio, itinimiliniiiii; AXD 71.ATDXF41108
it 11 D'ILUI '','J , 11 , i . i aiITIAILX.: -; ti I . i , "..1,1.1i . 1 1:r
$115,Q0 pays for a Cummerotal CroMv3; fittiiiente entiil6lBl.
roview at any.lizne r , .. , a p .„:. ~...,... 010 ...;:i 1
Idinistotes' tiOnn tnitiOn at tialf ii mi ..
. i . •
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Tifi , Catifoind Of 811 twee, Oiiii oebiiiiiiiWitiiii 6i
nunimettat•Rentoauship, and a:boantitnltotkiwithlwait t
NOV "et, 6 04 8113 ing ar t :;9 ll 4Y Stifigh
and Ilbarintiing, tablmie bah in Mimi;
': Triaii-ljel : 'lEl4 874 , siort ,
•
0.1200 •?..“ / 'AT/ f
Inpr.)ConI , ...4XI4;LEA.THEnsTORII.
D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS, •
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No. 81 - Booth •Thlr4 street,
ino rs4L 3 fl4PTTA 3 tiiCOno4 l 7/*linnTO, P-441.01141i1l
ilapt_for "Sae
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• Oa la!! It TILIEFAI
Hate, Cape
.•• : tif . distv i*,
w {foods
, r 1 Vl-• vs— J. • ~ i41,34t4•1..1r tya
1 a4l,2l . . tecif, .4; t 48144. •
, ifinwpwofoaric*loapriiierativis huge iin'd
ai,Atme4t - ofvEloods.tut clidAistlirm*la= AO of
d ' . . -, 159P an g.9!, - ed.:mitt/1-
tiar4:lBiliAnand. tWoolrrnata i ,,- ;
of 442 1 3'4 1 3414and CAPAtoteinrripality,anagig ea t
TAO, Straw, „LeiOinci, And PatiSmatitarit4,
'eta. Periatii irteiliTAL to
parch:we eith oFkintidl);liill,3ialea
to Mill and examine one atnek. marlo.ly.,.
T 0 I N-v...A. , 1._ 1 ns.
R13:1')/1l y ninpataru
Do Not uespair with ou nave. T ried the
avaii
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• tun, PltirSClrlffto:ll/iVATSIC OindllB'rlla7iglnfirtri
is 1401Ightfully'situated on thio banks of :the,Obtof.tanitrdfiel
Nteitt i 6f, the„city, We have . treated voißy hnigg inal, easeStofi
• nattily eVery of dhscaser;a6d . pin - , refer to Reties:its sal
°WO' thttreenntrYntona. we'llase min:find /to • heileh,Artois
everylhisfg tire hact_fa.7.e.d.^' r . .1 •let r P•ti(
The following arc among the diseases we base •treated
_,......
iniccassfolly :
INotentrer CONBUYPfIoIf, •Asthina, Bronchitis . Comb%
Scrofula, every torn' otfikin Disease , Liver Qom.
plaint, CondipitaW,.6tlthelk4ati,,Sp Na y,
gia, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Nervousnaia, all Diseases of the
Boprodinti*Orgina, Diabetaa.-.Drepsy,;biqholl -
T0. 4 .T414.4LES - safferiog,vatfirtrif •
/six': appeasi Coinctence, as „Jva ratsbrAtreet.
c i i i e dy n i t h bi g, a kk igi . )021.14 •S 4 • , • y. , wlt; v.
m jC not out* curelon your Mame; but. , wto inttnelytrel,
yen e tF o iruc , ,.49 B tem thl.bft4 S4POrn?PuBAPV,
na •
/0 ,
17.1%/0 1 03131:18 of C6tn6 to ' due time send you home healthy;andliCl's
Terms moderate. Bend for a Circular
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datiVd Seventh sit
Philadelphia.
POST-GRADIIATE CLASS FOR
LAD/ ES.
The Rev. Dr. ALDEN, late Pr. aident of Jefferson Cidi en .._
prop:sees to give a course of instruction to a Clare of
Ladles who have finished their School Education. m e
meet the Class one boor a day, four days in the week, front
the first of November to the first of May. No textboeike
be used; but, in connexion with the discussion of topic,
references will be made to the best authors, for the benot of
those members of the class who have leisure for readine.
The course will be conducted in such a manner, that d,
who can command one hour daily, can secure all its advan
tages. Dr. A. will endeavor, by questionings end oral th ,
condone, to lead his pupils to perceive truth for themselves_
An experience of more than a quarter of a century sp ent i n
teaching, bee convinced him that he can hest benefit his pu.
pile by placing them Ws to face with truth, without the
agency of books. Words cannot, then, be easily m i staken
for things.
Special attention will be given to the expression of thought
by word and pen.
It is presumed that the members of the proposed class
have acquired, from the study of books, such a degree of
Mental discipline and such a knowledge of facts as will rea
der them prepared for the higher grade of instruction suited
to the most advanced class in college.
The following subjects will receive attention:
1. Der==nut PHMLOSOPHT.
2. *Mow. PEl:bosomy.
3. PRINCIPLES OP RHITORIC AND CRITICTEIN AND ENGLISH
4. Pounces. Pauceppar l Including
. • PILLNIXPLISS OP elommixem,
PRINCIPLES OF LEGISLATION;
CONESITISHON OP THE UNESCO STATES,
PognbaL Eco Nosy,
INTERNATTONAL LAW.
b. NATURAL TELEOLOGY.
8. RVIDENOIB 07 emenortomm. •
On thermtopics, the mils will baled, as far as may tr , , to
perceive troth foribeniselves.
At the close of each exercise, Dr. A. will remain to criti
cise an essay prepared' by a member of the claas lie will
aleckbe ready, at all iimee, to give sdvice as to reading and
other'dePartments of merital'effort
s ,TE6.4IBI(XIfor the Connie; payable : S SD November Ist,
andB6o March lst.
...Applications can be made toDr.r.ldden, N 0.48 Union Square,
or to W. L. Alden, Esq., 46 Pine Street.
The following will .how the estimation in which the enter
prise Is held by:dfatfugnialisticitfrantrorNew-York
Art- Ben. sees*Air.M ir t i .p., Be F ter of : St. George':
The - ahem;Sind torterei . indisfell:rneterrve and meet
rep approbatteit as extremely calculated to prepare the
younglielleigitosstiondidrififeen for the hightilt usefulness and
the moat rational happbsessve Ilk. I believe Dr. Alden toke
• bighlrqualibrd tdtiroirltent the 'Pan propored, wlTh
:suecess. . • „ • • STEPHEN H. TYNG.
:Firm Win..C. Bryant Erg.
. - 1 "am 4elad to learn that the Rev. Di:Alden - is *boat to lin
dertakelhe instructionOn this city, of a claps of young la
, dial 'in ' certain branches belonging to the moat 'advanced
stage of e.ducation, and involving principles by • which ques
tions relating tithe mine lir:portant interests of Shanty are
denicle.4. , have, a very high opinion of Dr. Alden, both as a
' man and as an Drat - Meter, ;The 'extent and' exactness of his
,attainments,, his clearness, and facility ,of,:oortimunication .
WA his ltiridly manners, ire' qualifldatitins of a high order;
but be adds,to these one of inestimable value,: that of taking
profotind intoned in the task of instruction, and placing
blisambithmin the skilful and successful inculcation of &nowt
: edge. 'The - cippiirtunity of being taught by a man—re
vnAl endowed, so exoerieneed, and so -dlstinguisbM in his
vocation—is not often presented to young la&es anywhere,
• artd•Lpannot doubt that many will make haste: to take ad
vinisge ofsit.• It 'will be alavorable Syriiptona of the state of
intelligenne and the Ipve of usefutknowlcidgetn this comma
nity, If this elate should be branedisdelptilled nap f
' 4 : ;4.1 4•••.: C. BRYAz T.
Jost Chet. Einy LL -0 President Columbia allege
Dr. Alden proposes to form and inertia a plass of Young
Ilkidies,,whe;hltvitis pained throughlhe'eleurentary parts of.
;education, may desire to proceed,to some higher culture.
Aldeuts thorriughly:captible—bae.thel benefit of midi
;experience as a teschar,and the enthusiasm in Ins vocation
:glitch !Idiots entlitisiaso4 anteci•ensiirie 81111:048.
CIL RING.
• •; • I
1.4 , Rey. Isaac Ferris, Chancellor of the
1 • I Unitiersilrqfrifte lit'Xrif.lNetp-rork.
I ragard : it as one or the pp nj important events In the de
-4lnitnient of &Nitta:NM, tiiitkhiguirtUriiiiii of mentartrain
iim re about to : be offered to„yttung,bullea,,who have comply
Wil the tdruab •A 's studiee, by Dr. J. Alden, President of
.Jeffstsou College, No maptAte range of my acqueint
better fitted Wan het accomitikh — irtit he proposes
fip hie circular. illikpast tptedemis .supcient guarantee of
l safnit he in MM.' ilMeetheien'eiv,:!elfbit in oar city.
• Ido most heartily commend the matter.to,my. holy friends.
- WAG PRRRIS.
i FSrotniliiirflerifitntier,tilf)....Presictinienj , ihe Nero-Pork
_I:: Pres Academy. • , .
•,‘ , •
I have examined, pietist:lre, a plan proposed by the
/ Mentorsrtrtanskisteizoltm.of Instruction for
yew Duties of this ty: The plan IS an excellent one, and,
,catmistd out tuiddryite. aktruperylsionW Dr. Alden, one
jof . the moat pikilotiop cUnd' distinguished educators in this
ootontrensiannot fall of proYinglighlybenetteial to those who
:may enjoy the advanligges of hirinstruction.
Olil HOD.ACE.WEBSTER.
Alrom:Rcip. s irrefuriss.Pe 4 4Al?”.*l4jor Alitor of the
Obiervr.
-It litereVeniMehilfelinatielhgtonli; hear.tbst the Rev. Dr.
dlden in about to enter upon the work of Education in this
'city. Be tomes from the presidency of Jefferson College,
. whi , re ho has been-ami nestly successful hit all relations, be
heiltWof: the: Hilay tti chkaga his resi
depce r , In at Williams, nd Lis presidency
jaVictiltreCiii; tie ttitqulria dhide ;iiiattaill ',reputation
'as a teacher, combining with thorough 4i lid varied scholar
; afifyi: a Vectidier . b , ' racileA4Mai 'ark& plias/Rog &tithed of int
;petridog knowledge* makMg the, mysteries •of science easily
ialdlligg~~ble to itieltutog; and'irhUderiiii Gliibthinse studies
sot the higher tispartments,okysimiag a
,plpasivt pursuit
'The plan that ho now liiiiposWl Will "nolTall to be spurt
• de' Paglittlts.WhoAlleamagigivei thiyir daughters the ad
ee•er ihb - Lieiestlagl lifinteiteitaircalhare, under
:430r94runancT.,..,pecnlinx1.7,ftivoyable, to tbgr*prontnentand
:enjoyment.'' • ' "8- I iaIIf.MUSTII.324E.
JS-ma 'Bi-i ht, Bd star of the =7ll , lffeektriiner
,I,vetlittorillallyautioccibe to all that-rayilTd. 'Prime has
here said ' of the Heir: Dro.lden and bit? mite •
• . .. , - BRIGHT.
•
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•
F rom`, %tiros. Aciatti4VD:Paratiktali: l or tht iffq:sop, Square
Presbyterian Church:
iThilitiVont'couffaerms lAN. Di.. Alde!that enccessfel
..teache r clperAngy commenkto,the , notice of, my friends
ihtssreiJiki io;4BMted above. ' • 'W. ADAMS.
'..Prom Rev. Thos. E. / ifersealttee:AptilligAlonc e Me Par
ttore of the Cottegiate Dutch Chytrch
• 4
I hale Yong .". , e - oVitiehited t vatir-Di:: 4 ,XY4l2;isha have long
. regarded.htm ae.onerot our emertAble thorough Met rue-
Ars. riithe'defnt to - Whichlbe fisedevoted himself, ee
'PnddelActf.Jeferson Dollege, he ouselpassed,
pe'rbayd'emtividled. The litssefol TOonk Ladies' Poet
10..rOidatta Claw i;olrtys that 'depart:me t, _ can have no
dctotattbit it irilAVairried - ont ','end will be
. otattagyhtx adv . /0.114e to 00,serwho_coay. themselves of
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