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II ANTS METAPHYSICS OF ETHICS, in one
IN volume translated from the German is Just publish
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Also, Tcnnemans Manual Of the History Of Philosophy.
Sir James Mackintoshs History of the Progress Of
Ethical Philosophy.
Introduction TO the History Of Philosophy translated
from the French of Victor Cousin, Professor Of Phoso
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Brown on Cause and Effect.
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4 sIIooT Tur DEsERTERS Z"

TLo ~ q sboo, The descrters" raised by the Harris
brrg Renorcr AGAINST Mr. Johnston, Reed and others,
for voting for resolutions against the Sub treasury
scheme : being responded to by the faithful through
oui ,he State The Harrisburg Reporter says Mr.
Johnson has been read on, o. ne democrats rsnks
,,r have called meeting preparatory to oustng Mr.
Deed also. We suppose York, Warren, Butler Mer-
80, and northampton will also follow suit" We
yncss, however that they viii get sick Of shooting
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Banner.
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entity ON BILLS.

Mr. Warren, in his Popular and Practical Introduce
ton Law Studes" 492 giving directions TO The stu
dent for selecting library, mentions, on Bills OF Elk
change, Joseph Gritty sen Joseph Gritty Jr, Bayey,
and Roscoe and then adds "The first Of these and the
edition Of 1885, from which the last American edition is
taken will be found ncomparaby the most useful for the
practitioner"
In another place. he says: "Ths is great and very
intricate head of Law, Bills Of Exchange, Promssory
Notes, etc and which the students attention will
be called almost daily Mr. Chitlys Treatise,
which is very complete and mastery one contains every
thing relating to the subject very conveniently arranged
and with an excellent Analytical Index.
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Mr.. Bidde has good deal Of sogacty about some OF
his affairs He is now issuing, in the West, Bills OF
Exchange on England for Flo sterling, drawn on M.
Indon They form very convenient currency for the
remittance Of small Sums which the Irish and other
FOREIGNERS are constantly sending home TO their frcnds
and The business, though small in the details, must in
the aggregate lie very good one for the Bank A
number Of poor Irish people who have been most VII
lanonsly cheated Of their flal contributions, would ne
Glad il Mr. Bidde had adopted this plan year earlier
To,r oC Cam
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presently ~hrsd about he room, ersled i b. close

presently whred abos, the room, crclcd u his close
embrace,
Round all tbs confines Of the Welding waist
The strangest hand may wander undisplaced.D
After two or three circumvolutons. tbev re.ume
their respective places and Two other couples continue
the game
"Thus front to front the partners move stand
The foot may rest but none withdraw the hand
No damsel fants when rather closely pressed,
But more caresslng seems, when most earessed
Superhnous hsrshorn and reyving salts,
Both bsnished by the sovereign cordial Waitz"
find my author, Mr. Editor, tells the story, better
than could possibly dosnd he spoke from expert
ence and is favorie with the sen generally,
being not only poet but Lord, perhaps our young
eounirywomen may listen TO wholesome truths, when
they flow from Byrons pen. They may rest assured,
that however delightful they may find the Waltz even
though u be IN their opinion so enchantngly sweet
and perfectly divne"-it by means raises them IN
the opinion Of those whose respects the most valuable
nor yet IN that Of the fashionable gentlemen TO whose
arms they readily resign themselves. Whatever flat
tcrIng words the impulse OF the moment or habItuai
galany, may lead these to utter amid the glitter Of the
ball room, IN the soft tete tetecoud the spirits OF
these ladies' fair, attend them unseen at other hours,
they would hear different tale While their beauty
and grace might BIO extoed little would they learn in
praise of their refinement Of feeling, the delcaey OF
their Few sensible men IN this age need TO
be reminded OF the truth Of the following lines, when
gazing the most lovely being floating IN the yoluptu-
Gus Waltz:
AT once loves most endearing thought resign
To press the hand, SO pressed by none but thine:
To gaze upon that eye which never met
Anoher's ardent look without regret
Approach the lip, which all without restraint,
Come cnough--if not 10 touch-to faint;
II such thou lovest--loye her then more,
Or give-ike her-caresses to a score.
Her'mnd with these is gone, and with it go
The little left behind it to bestow."
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Pennsylvania is now fully represented in the diploma
tic corps She has two Ministers Plenipotentiary-M
Dallas in Russia, and Mr. Muhlenberg, for Austria; ;
three Secretaries of Legation-Mr. Chew, Russia; Mr.
K Rush, England and Mr. Clay, Austria Mr., Rich
ard Rush holds semi official station at London MIR
Richard Vaux is the private Secretary Of Mr. Steven
SON Altogether this state has seven representatives
abroad
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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF JUST VIEWS IN LITE
RATuRE, HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION AND
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THE REV. r. R.. oURLEY, EDITOR.
The undersigned propose establish in the City Of
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nest ana liberal support Of this nation. summary of
General Intelligence will be given weekly and, during
Houses Of Congress, and brief view OF Public Affairs
In fine, will be neglected, of presenting 10 the
Public, through the columns of the Statesman, such in
Formation facts and arguments the topics which most
occupy the minds Of the wise and good this country
and age may tend to advance the great of human
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WILD PIGEONS Raleigh Register says =
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BARBOUR AND HARRINGTON'S AMERICAN
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: bOsTUN, :
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