New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
American Institute.

A knowledge OF the He;vens, such rs could be obta+d
by the naked eye only, drew forth in early times onr oil
the sulime sentiments which have been broug hi dove To
our generation. They mingled with all The lofty
aod holy aspirations which poetry and pety could inspire
In viewing the Heavens spontaneous exclamation bricks
forth .What is man tina, thou art mindful OF BIN -
II the power OF uterance had kept pace with The aer
untoiugs philosophy aided by telescope discoveries We
of present day should be overwhelmed and lost ~ he
ma ynitcerce grandeur OF The descriptions But how
feeble and confused the thoughts OF toe mas. How
Inadequate their iieas OF ayast architecture nightly
tbi,ed before thaa thai sHfs word..svolving power
which hare Society has been
growing mate a sanae until whole sous seem
absorbed III u isy IL particularly cassuIsted
10 asafaEf "a tos ling concep;ioos viii hhe
vino spsesa she aned to inspire. Il isssat,
aoweys1 hat he mptas tasy Des Car,es, ksstea and
oilers shonid be eenesniiy reas sa
ooe often thensand aaa anssbg hssn mai IF
leisure and ease should never hzsp sss no atfs
is passing strange. ssssss Sss 58ss[:s
Bu,lie city life calculated narrow dovn our tbinh
ngs and bind them goods notes, stocks AID news
bound walks wards, blocks and slips ye.
cont,yed to bring the results Of ages Of dis
coveres and display them comprehensons almost at
view
Such continuance in city ana the plantations
which evening aordSwill convey accurate know
ledge could be obtained years Of study from Keper
and Newton.
1t is Russeps P!anetarium, which will be exhibited in
Nbos great Saloon successive evenings this week
u o'clock, commencing Tuesday for the ring Of IS
cents-o its perfection II unnecessary speak Is fame
has already gone distant countries which is destined
few days follow. Sutce that the week closes
its exhibition in city.
PUaE MiLK-In looking yer your valuable paper yes
erday NOR ning much surprised TO see such wan
ton attack made Goshen milk sgnea "a Grahame.'
III had been signed 4 Discouraged Long Island M;L
a, = would probably have been The uuth) The
hint thrown out that chemical preparat ion used
the milk with the view TO the
Public againsit when he knew be false or isin
med. Tee only chemical preparation used 10 preserve
IL is pure crystal ice not pure from the crystal
spring speaking from his experience and practice. II
is known that if pure milk kept cold il can be preserved
spee: for days in weather: if the Grahanlter Tor
ilhnan has not learned the secret, will inform him how
the Goshen mix is keept sTyeet
he cows are MIXED early the morning Goshen AID
its vicinity the milk put Containing GO tn quarts
into which tin tube, filed with inserted stirred
Until the ANNA! heat IS expelled it, then by ia erie
Railroad, and arrives a. the depos sere in y hours
The :ute filed nth ice again inserted and the milk thus
kept cool and until sold should have taken The
trouble TO reply the Grahame' If it not TO put
the Public their guard against any npuatons On 20.
shsn uiih by those who find that 'lOp Mix e'''ea
in The vicinity OF The city, viii compete with the pure
Rrass nE from Orange county II can be rf! AFFORDED
10 the Public fur quart Of which the farmer
gets tie quart and IS we'll satisfied, as yieids him
more than butter al Is cents ths pound.
Mix sold The dpos IS in better STATE than mat which
has been ratiled the pavements some ~ niles Co
heR A would be cturued into butter and 50 would The
fiop milk if u had any cream IN u.
IN GOSHEN FARMER
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