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NEW YORK JAY 20 h, isAs- Mr. Bris;ol.-Dear Ftnd--
e nes y no. have nns the
saved from most severe dsfresnv laty throu2n
inc use o. ,4eu "n' va nsne & Adolf
treated By mediea g.ntemen Tor scrofaa Kings Evil
any good for him ulcers rapidly spread from day to day
until alarmed for the safety II his lite
opening in ms ne appeared to be
every III before ,I None deschs ee and
70 whom we sei sea, ndStd Tor IN. and sdviee
seeing the boy stated that ne would sed physician
he recommended s ops ming pty.,c At r, aavsei
isto saIsap nlia, he nothing
strictly to ave my son II DC s.bIs AMI now
We have the pesue sn' ct Joy foeno ding ours
hi he uld havs lasted long He is well, ms
general health good, and tn grateful fengs TO thee az e
Ss ssss
9ding your medcins although avene 70 me many w.
sy s os a hs s
un'0ld us With great re peets x sesI.. xMceowAN.
To c. c. Bristol. Buffalo. New York B,,,o !, ,.,o, III.
See that the written signature Of ~ D''
.s 6 R sss rs p,:.nx N
a., and a, retail AZ the aces:-Mhau Pharmacy,
Boaaw EshSG su.; 1t. s ssm.
John syms Fulton corner Water ST. and all du.g'sts IN
town and county. - JUS &C
HARDWARE. CUT NAILS, Sc.--
80 % Dc. S@s Wfoa. 1t Mails. 8, 8. 70 and I'D.
Casks low priced Table Cutlery, esmolste I"
90 Hand .Ts P. s.E s, ssy assorted
Also a: ss '"s &: :.ns ";
sale At low prices. on the u'u,I sIsSt OyxrwpouLp
EOK sALE-About 10 200 lbs Of Ssv, pre- and nooV
Hh oa' Meal S Ssda iiss sS
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DKLIoroUs.-We received yesterday present OF
aquan.iy Of most delicious ice cream, which was
accompanied by the following note, written on per-
tuned paper in an elegant, delicate female hand'-
From the Garion of the Ahamra, Broadway, below
Prince, with the compliments Of MIR. A. MANSON.
To the Editor of the New York Herald
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Foreign ImportatfOns.

PALERMo-Barque Aabama-9O0 birthstone 7C0 boxes
d. lemons 1906 do Broom-7 sewing
silk TO order.
CARTHAGENA-Brig Ch.irs-362 hides 90 bags coffee 70
Sf223 Everett Bsteiie-i, coffee E5uchaud *
Thehaud-S59 de Ia 9ranjo-St00 Hdrt-sl60 Craig
$a.5 @ Damnauer-s8ooE Giimay-S75s6 w A Chapman.
ToBAsco-Bg AntaIes-( Reported )45OO quins
logwood Bouchaud Thebaud.
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Erelghts,

NOZZLE, July 27,-Snce our last the SHIP Olive Eli
"a and brig Canary have both laid for New York and
we believe are engaged full at previous ssay 81 SO
per bale for cotton There other vessels in port
and shippers will be obliged to await the arrival of two
or three vessels now due.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
shares Mechanics Bank, 1876 $2i9 Lehigh Mortgage
Loan, SO.
Alter Board-lshare Camden and Amboy Railroad, So;
$4,000 State per cent 40 $70e Wilmington per cent,
1919 IL
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puiiou Dank Oh ihoio,Voo
Compared to the last. find decrease in every item
the circulation excepting that of scotland) more
especially that of the Bank which is accounted for
partially by the necessity CT providing for the dividend
and also for payments into the Exchequer 1t is some
what surprising that this gradual contraction of the
circulation should net have caused any marked impress
sion the Money Market, as the aggregate decrease
since the April returns is fl55ts65, fl,627 465
since those of May The bullion continues accumula
ting.
The Bank continues 10 gain strength, and the home
trade of generally is depressed, but not to
greater degree than last year, apparent in the reve-
nue. returns, which are as follows -
EpeLBH REVENUE SHOWING CoMPARIsoS THE
aUARrER ENDING July s. AND or THE YEAR ENDING
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VI A RITIM Z H + R LID,
Ship Masters ana Agents.

We shall IL favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr SILyEY, Of News Fleet, Re
eort Of the Shipping left a the Port whence they sailed the
.nv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to Office all Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
recsived.
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Cleared.
Shp Kentucky, Smonds, Boston, John Herdman -Baque
Luxidor Cark Rchmond-Bngs John Johnston (SwedIsh)
Tennwal Stockholm Boorman, hlston Coz Wilson Full
ler White Savannah, Dunhsm Dimon;
or folk; peawar, Benssiet Phadephia w " De Forest
Clay, Martin Richmond Cooley Co; Frank Penfeld.
Alexandra, Stufges & Chairman.
Arrived.
Shio Covngto, Hale l0s days from Batavia, with mdse
order.
Jaue Alabama Ran, 50 days from ,ermo, with fruit,
3 ID DOM.
B.rqus .adore Springer IL days from with
master.
Bar1us Lion scof Id, q days from New Orleans with cot
ton, sc. ts Nesmith Leeds Co.
Brig Chsi.es Cha from Carhagena, July 49, with
Gle. 81. To Everett h Bafele
Schr Teazer, Greehaw, days from Passport With plaster
to p Menus X sen.
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n7.EAsT INDIA HAIR DYE

07-EAsT INDIA HAIRDYE COLOURS HAIRANY
shade from light brown to Jet black and will in
the least stain the skin. Warranted To be had only at
81 Couranat street, Mrs Hays ls9 Fulton street. Brook
Ign; d. Smith, $40 Broad street, Newark b. Huling
Saratoga.
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no THE MOST DELICIOUS ARTICLE FOR RE
moving TAM reckles sunburn, and give the
beautiful hue is the beautify log lotion from Comstock
Co. 81 Courtlandt street 1t makes the skin clear WHIT
and ladies' will find most Invaluable article for the
toilette. Price 10 cents per bottle.
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Domestic Inaportstions.

NEW CRLEANs-BaIque Lion-245 bales hemp Roberts u
Wiiliams-460 hides hrpel4s CASTS biks Creieh Hey
deckeT-7 haxseed Newbolt Cru-l do $50 SKIS shs
1856 bushels bills becf8 do IS b-ans kegs
bushels oats 100 bxs starch X Milbsnks
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CARn0LL,S MEDlCATED vAPOR BATHS, .sab i,h
ed 1928 The Baths nded by the faculty FOR
the Of rheumatm and lever, scarlet
sudo- colds and hose diseases of the shin winch
OF perspirstion occasions Vapour Bath, IL properly
applied; gives tranquil and yle'surab,e soohss
sgtated renders the skin soft and pabe
The seeretg organs and energy 70 the intel ect adodrg
ciai That the tendency Of Vapo Bath weaken
relax sucie tv proved by its erheratug infuence
those 10 health well by its giving strength in dis
epcs Of debility.
Mrs Carroll grateful for the patronage bestowed continues
to adm the Baths 81 reduced prices, at Is urandt
open from A. Nj. till 10 p. A.
Bath, to part OF the city. Sulphur this require
half an hours notice az ,wisr
IAYNE'S ChRMINAlIVE BALsAM -Di
opened q, spring business and have complaints
pains in the stomach aud bow Is dy,enrey d. srepsa cons
paton sck dathe aud other ailments
Of cold Of the digestive and secretve func-
ons Those desire mrned relief from UGH
yitaon, should to that safe aA eipeduous remedy
yvn's Carminative Balsam This medicine the
fluids from which the blood generated Nd thus PARTIES the
vital ste,m at IT'S very source TO the cntctons which ae
botte Of the Carminetiye attached t
Of from the standing the ned
professions
Sold wholesale AID retail by A. Sands Druggists.
No 70 Futon st; z73 Brosdway;U East Broadway
jy3l 3tissr
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J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.

90 CHILDREN DIE CT WORMS, WHEN SAFE
ard certain medicine be had for trife. Sher-
mans Worm Lozerges have stood til test Of years. and
been ad nistered in hundreds Of thousands OF With
uniform They in fact the only specific
orms ev. discovered. VIM f. Goulcing, Esq, the
LIBERATED surgical instr maker 35i Chahsn st.
one box Of them cured three Of his children when nothing
else would give relief II astonishing the guam
tity Of worms they brought away. Sheran' Lounges
are all goodthoss for coughs colds and consunp
ton do what they recommended for, and do those
for headache palpation, sickness, &c while sher
mans Poor Mans Plaster which costs hut l2A cents is
warehouse is at JOG Nassau street Agents. 80 Chestnut
Philadelphia; State street. Boston, and stanwx Hail.
ALBANY.
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90 TENDER CHlNs.-Any gentleman may be inf
santy relieved from all pain during the operat o.
shaving by applying his to tho Metallic Tablet Ra
Srop invented by G. Saunders which the
necessity Of hone and by which the unskful can
always provide as keen and smooth edge the
could by any possibility exhibit under the most experen-
ced hand.
the only efectua means which the art of man has
yet devised for giving every opportunity Of suit
ing his to his chin with the certainty he
mend pen to suit his hand which any person will
be shown by bringing dull and trying the Tablet
before purchasing. Sold at
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Passengers to Arrive

Guardianship Anson-Ms Vsndehorst. Miss Wander
ho: Mis-, Flynn, Miss Flynn Mrs Ey,n, Mr. Webster
and lady, Mrs Schroeder. essrs Banter, Miken Barker
" sioy, M Burns, Bellipger, T NJ Kelsey II Read
& Gfusbeck.
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0rrleI,
Died.

On Thursday morning, the Sd instant by the Rev
Charles G. sommers, Mr.. MAErIN H. BucKwoRTH
Miss LOUISA RocHroPp, all Of this city.
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no IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE

W iNr Ont hS r ~ inE NrONI oNH F..
cure guaraDtead-The College of Medicine and Phar'
macy ofhe city of New York. established for the sup
preston ofquackery prepas TO treat all diseases
Of private nature ard offer TO all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages not to be met with
at any other institution in this country, either public or
private. From the constant correspondence, and from
private arrangements between the Medical Institution Of
europe all the improvements in the treatment of these
diseases forwarded to them long before they reach the
majority OF the medical profession of this country. -
With suoh advantagesogether with the combined skill
Of The first medical of this country the College feel
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken "he
suppression ofquackery" will receive the patronage it
deserves from that portion Of the public requiring their
services.
Terms for advice, and all medicines, S.
N. B. Patients living at distance, by stating their dis
explicitly in writing giving ell symptoms, together
with tie treatment they received elsewhere any, can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc.
tons fol- use with guarantee Of cure, by addressing
the Agent Of the College, post PAID enclosing IS.
Dy order, w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of lac College " Nassau
SIR
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1H- THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SAR5APA.
RlLLA Gentian and sasafras, prepared by the New
York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, is sovereign
plmples on the face or body, rheumatism glendular
affections, diseases OF the bones wasting of the flesh and
all complaints arising from injudicous mercury.
Sold in single bottles rs cents each in containing
af dozen So so; in do containing dozen SO;
fully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College, 81 Nassau
street.
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De ship, two briggs. unknown.
General Record.

COMMERCE ENGLAND THIS UNfrEp SrATEs-Ap
account the number o. American SHIPS and h. t,pnaSe,
ereIed fCm the United States the OF the United k
dom ach curing TIE past twelve ending IN. 5h
day Of January 8so, similar Of the number
chou fNsarhsfn he IID o. Stafei.--
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Passengers Arrived.

At Fairport, Like County Ohio, on the Goth July
FRANeIs w. WALSH, NJ. ,. to1 merly OF this city.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 4.
Cleared.

RIsEs.... ......5 MOON sErs.'...... ..l2
sUN SETS ....7 ii HIeH wArER... 10
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o. BEWARE OF TEMPORARY COLD Nothing
actually perncious to the perfect exstance OF
health than the idea that simple cold is Of
quence. How many there that pay attention
cough until 1t becomes permanently seated and the
stituton is undermined
1--WE mind no warniag-but attempt to save
The frame too late, when destined for the grave"
Such indeed is human carelessness and human railty
Why should be neglectful without any cause7 II
is hard TO answer, when such remedy J. Pease &
Sons Clarified Essence Of Hearhound Candy be had
for tre with perfect certainty Of relieving the frame
from all temporary affection of coughs colds. Advice
cannot be given toe early and here il given with
y and certainty of removing from the body any dspo.
stioa towards consumption, arising from cold Sold by
Pease Son As Division ST. 10 Aston House; 10 Broad
way and So William ST.
Our offices Nos Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia;
State st. Boston ITO Baltimore ST., Baltimore; 81 State
st. Albany 232 Broad ST. Newark N. j. 1879 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn.
Agents-M Morgan, New Orleans Dubois & Co., Mobile;
Haviland, HasrOw & Allen, Charleston.
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% KEAUEKS OF THE HERALD, DO YOU WANT
clear complexion fine head of HAIR That you
this can who have used the articles
here mentioned They are not expensive, and we sell
them without expending large The Italian Che.
mca Soap will any eruption Disagreement Of and
clear dark, sunburnt, or yellow skin, pimpes botches,
freckles TAM sourvy scrofua, salt rheum &c &C. Try
once Jones Coral Hair Restorative sold from three
shillings bottle will Dress soften and beauy the hair
and keep in order without fresh application thrice
long as any other preparation Its positive medical quail
ties are these-it will force the hair to grow stop its fall
ing off, all scurf dandru and make light red
or gray hair naturally dark and beautiful Both these
articles are sold the sign Of the American Eagle 81
Chatham street. New York; Ledger Buildings Philadel.
phia State street Boston, Fulton street. Brooklyn
Give them trial.
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90 CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR.-This article
for uprootng hair from any part of the body is the most
magical Of any article invented for his purpose.
fast supercedng all Others does all
will do, or the money will be returned II also be
used at the store, and will in the least pure the
most delicate skin. To be had only at 81 Courtlapd
street; Mrs Hays 100 Fulton street. Brooklyn; D. Smith
500 Broad street, Newark.
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ALLEGATIONS.
TWO I'VE iLLIGATORS. measuring s-,en feet in
iehsIn eau oe seen 10 tie Fountain At Z .ue = rd.u
will be
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exclamation Of the crook backed tyrant" when he
covered from the effect Of his horrible Dream the night
before the battle of Bosworth Field Such too will be
the exclamation of him who seeks to recruit his exhaus
ted torpid animal powers with that failing resto
ratve, the Lucina Cordial. No matter to what crcum
stance he may the prostraton of his ener
ges, here is the elixir vita that will speedily make him
every inch Nor need the most delicate wife fear
to it. She will find ita cordial and invigoratng qua.
lties certain remedy for every species of bodily weak
peculiarly incidental to her Into many house.
hold where dscord prevailed in consequence of the alb
of those pledges Of affection which strengthen and
perpeuate welded love, the Lucra Cordis has intro.
proaches by the origin them, and causing
the before silent dwelling to echo TO the laugh OF chill
at % Nassau street. In Philadelphia 90 North Sixth st.
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90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILL for the radical Of gonorrhea and gleet.-
These pills are to cure the most aggravated
in than half the time occupied by the old treat
ment They the only remedy now used by the
medical faculty Sold in boxes containing hundred
pills, ST each.
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90 THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the cure OF all the protean forms Of dyspepsia loss oil
appetite asstude debility produced by indsgression or
proracted sikness headache and all unpleasant
sensations arising from weakened constitution Sold
in lar bottles 50 EACH small do Sl in containing
half dozen ST. carefully packed and sent to all parts oil
the Union. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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po- GREAT ATTRACTloNs-The perusal Of the
following Ball Of Fare which will be spread before the
readers Of
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x0UNH LADY wi hss situation as laties' companion
n Would be willing ave ladies' msid make herself
generally useful note adore ssed to Anna az this Office
will be Immediately attended TO. al 2tis
O3T-July 1lsi-Between Murray aid Leouaid reefs, in
- Broadway, small box Containing jewelfy-one cameo
pin, HAIR chain, hair acele with amethyst clap with
pearl small ocket, TENNIS the box suitable re-
MaId will be given by leaving Is LeOnard tere
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TNF3RMAT'OT wANTED-Of Mary Rice, an orphan
girl, about nineteen or twenty years OF age Abou, five
past she lived No 81 Eghh str Her other, who
describes hm,el about eighteen Of and blind OF
the lett would ably i've Information Of her In
letter addressed Cornelius" at tbs Herald Office
I'd
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EOK sALE-About 10000 b OF Ssyy prs,d and 1000 le''
A a,r " Wv ~ JOAN HERDMAN, 81 South susst
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CHATHAM TuEATnk
go Bore, as cents PIT I2k cenn
DooS viii open and the urtain will
-. 'r'eT before Q o'clock.
THIS EVEN!SG-Th- osrformapc. 70 commence with
SIX DE- 'RTES OF CRIME.
Jnlio Dorm liy, Ki BY Lorise, Mrs ~ tones
n )m!e, 1p q ~e"- | Ferdinand. Mr. JGreene
r. rnprlui" wuh
MI HAZEL EARLE.
Andraw A'ze. Hum Na,v, Mr., Greene
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
turday .ApriI a2, 1s4s.
49,. For the legraph.
a Voluntary Political Government.

Sir:--Many readers probably will think
that so long note as my last was not need
ful TO prove the positions claimed in it, But
these friends may keep in mind the fact
that there is larger portion Of society tina;
does not yet see how easy is the transition
from despolsm TO freedom, from monslrous
TO humane government. Almost a prioTi it
might be asserted that all the operations
which are limited TO the township might be
committed at once to the voluntary princ-
pie; therefore no very strong arguments are
needed for its proof. If the neighborhood
will not take care Of itself, either on the
ground of selfish regard, or on the superior
principle of the common good, there must
certainly be so great defect of heart and
head thar such individuals ought not longer
10 be trusted with the management Of their
! owe affairs, aud still less should they be
permitted TO participation of authority over
other men. ~.:..... !. a.:
But as respects the collective body of
1 towns, or that association which forms the
state, a different course Of reasoning may
be considered necessary. Not that this is
so very certain, for it might DE concluded
that if each township provided for its sep
arate wants, the wants of tie whole would
be provided for, and no further steps need
be taken. And why this should not be done,
and the whole costly and immoral machine
] ~ at once swept away BY god like reliance
on man know not. If gold may be bought
TOO dearly, that isIo say, at greater outlay
of gold than you afterwards have in hand,
so may state protection be purchased at
greater outlay Of moral life and social secur-
ity than you have remaining after all the
labor. .:-..
la order that we may meet the question
fairly, and see, step by step, what is the
value, if any, which the present political
machinery can boast, we should with fair
ness trace il throughout. In the first place
we have TO choose a man as delegate tC
construct laws for Us; TO determine wha
, actions shall be criminal, and what conse
e quences shall result from them upon ia,
: actors; 10 regulate the cutting of canals, 20
: construction of wharyes, railroads, luDati
hospitals. armies, navies, and TO regulal
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faults is conspicuous 10 the systems ofthe
ology. Now the solar system as it exist:
10 tact is permanent, though the notions
OF Thales and Peoemy, of Copornicu:
and Descaries about this system, prove
translenl, imperfect approximations 20 the
true expression. So the Christianity oil
Jesus is permanent, though what passes
Tor ChrStlanitywith Poprs and catcchis rs,
with sects and churches, in the first cen.
tury or IN the nineteenth century, prove
transient also. Now it has sometimes
happened that man took his philosophy
of Nature at second hand, and then at
tempted 10 make his observations conform
! TO his theory, and Nature ride 10 his pan
nlers. Thus some philosophers refused
TO look at the Moon through GaIIfeo'S
telescope, for, according 10 their theory OF
vision, such an Instrument would not aid
the sight. Thus their preconceived no.
lions stood up between them and Nature
Now 1t has often happened that men took
their theology thus at second hand, and
distorted the history of the world and
mans nature besides, TO make Religion
Y
Stood between them and God. Those
obstinate philosophers have disciples in
no small number. H."
What another has said of false systems
of science. will apply equally to theology {:
1t is barren IN effects, fruitful in ques-
tons slow and lhnguid in lis improve
ment, exhibiting in It's generality the
counterfeit of perfection, but i'll filled up
in It's details, popular in lis choice, but
suspected by lis very promoters. and
therefore boIstered up and counenanced
with articles. Even those who have
been determined to try for themselves. 10
add their support 10 learning. and to en-.
large its limits, have noi dared entirely 10
desert received opinions, nor to seek the
spring head Of things. But they think
they have done great thing if they in
tersDerse and contribute something oil
their own; prudenlIy considering, tina:
| by their assent they can save their mod
esty, and by their contributions, their
liberty. Neithe is there. nor ever will be,
an end or limit to these things. One
snatches al one thing, another is pleased
with another there is no dry nor clear
sight of any thing. Every enc plays the
philosopher out OF the small treasures OF
| his own fancy. The more sublime wits
more acuteIy and with better success; the
dulIer with less success but equal obstina-
Cyl and, by the discipline of some learned
men, sciences are bounded within the
limits Of some certain authors which they
have set down, imposing them upon old
men and instiIIing them into young. So
that now las TuIty cavil!ed upon Caesars
consulShir) the star Lyra riselh by an
eoict, and authority is taken for truth and
not truth for authority; which kind of or.
der and discipline is very convenient tol
our present use, but banshed those which
are better"
To be Continued.