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a SuP SAILING 1900 FEET ABOVE TuE SEA
= me very remarkable particulars are given III a
A)on,evideo journal of British enterprise, one Of
wno,e mos, remarkable features ship sailing
|. Ot) feet above the sea" The gold mines OF
y p,,ana and the emerald. mines al ll;Imaul, are
: t,atcd on the banks OF the Lake Chulmto. The
a ~ vegetable produce ot the district Is species
q. red rotate, called the oiHSnIa, and a few nutr
Il ms plants but TO the east OF the Lake, NJ Copa-
f,.s,n and IN the valleys OF the Bolivia, are cult
y;,ieI maze, barley' and iruit-bearnS trees. The
difficulty OF feeding from their own scanly region,
t',. large body Of Indians working IN The mines,
"A ,sestrd tn. idea OF building vessel Tor the ma
VACATION OF the lake. An old brig was accordingly
purchased and stripped OF her .'nchors. sails, and
raging; and stocks being built, after two years OF
p.in,ul and labor, the vessel was launched
on the lake, and regular communication opened
" lin the produce oillhe valleys OF The Bolivia. The
mig y well furnished with all the neccssarles, eX
Z, p, anchors, which even the perseverance, OF these
English SPECTATORS could not raise 10 so great a
hrlsht The same cntcrprsiug parties have trans
y rtrd steam engine actoss the Cordlitras, dug
through the meIahternus hills of tacaycota, a ca
NIL ?09oieet IN length, rdveisedhy nine locks and
lad down Il railway at lis extremity 10! the con.
yrvancc ot their ore. The island oi Tiucaca in
thus lake, Is assigned by tradition as the cradle
OF IKE earliest PeJuviaa civilization and the Sa-
c,e: burial place OF the ancient kings oil the coun-
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D0NRDING. SCtIOoI.-fIVING INSTITUTE, TAEsT
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To desire place =; Boarding school.
The ADVANTAGES offered 1t This Institution believed 10 he
equal. superior any 1t has Keen " success
hi operation seven years The LEGATION, delightful and "a
ubrioS. of from the City. The CHI
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DE and disconnected from The village The government =
efficient bat mh, resembling that OF wei! regulated
Christian my-lGd day scholars received Ia coun-
tcract the sslutarv influence OF family training.
Tie system * designed not merely 10 al
vance ana perfect the pupil in the branches studied bar 10
Gcyeope and instruct the Judgment, 10 enlishten the uN
dcr>tanding tie habits. and 10 give moral and
useful direction 10 the GcliGations.
Further particulars. including Catalogue Of Students
opinions patrons &c. VIII bc found in cPanphet ciIc
nr OF The Institute ~ tc had on application the Book
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Reference by permission to the following distinguished
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GENEVA, Dec. IL, ISL
Rcrrrcnd and rep dca' Broih1-l Gully received
your letter OF Oct ~. and thank you Tor me MARKS
ut affection winch lind Il and very PARTICULAR
" Tor the interest winch Eul only yons tu, but even
venerable Synuds al the Pl; syteran Church, have
shown IN favor OF MY History Of the Reformation.
think. Indeed that ii is due 10 living author
not lo make any change IN the works ar mas pub
llShed without ms pernsSinn ana as 10 me chah"es
mad in my History, | hnk. as have atieaI!
written 10 America, that distinction shosid be
made between ;hose which regard my own re!iec-
tons. aud those winch regard The iact> o history
Tie latter appear to 10 be O., much more Seri-
Gus nature.
On the other hand. however, know, sir, that the
members OF tue Committee oil the Tract Soclety,
are, Is you Tell me yourself, good and reSprcta-
bic, and mean no HARM know very well Thai
their intention was IL render work which They
valued. accessible 10 greater nun;b ot readers
long since learned 10 esteem The aborS OF the
Tract Society particularly IN the he'c settlements,
and by means OF colportenis,as among those that are
most useful 10 your great country.
How great then, dear brother. was the pain Il 1t
on reading. in letters winch have received from
America that sop ':lisli 1T put TO the activity OF
tina, Society," Two oi my trends. your fellow
ciixens, whom knew personally during their stay
IN Enrupe, and who are neither al them members
OF the Committee Of Publication, have written lie
me as mediators this PAINFUL a!diT, and have
told me particularly one oi them, that me tract
SscIetv might ee ruined by Inc discussion lnat mas
arisen relative 10 my History. cannot tell how
much 1t would uiilct NE TO become !hc innocent
cause OF such misfortune, cnlreat YOU, there
ioIe. both you and your honorable friends, ioUo
all in Your power To prevent II. II Is d stranger
and We, not straugsr-th asks II Of you.
Nv American friends beg me on their part to see
wha; could Weld among the Ie,reGchments that
have been made: in order 10 enable the Society 10
publish new edition which should have my spPIo-
baton The task they propose 10 me Is celiany
very difficult should much prefer not 10 perform
Yet on the other hand have always maintained
the great pfinciplcoi Protestant unity Recently
even nj 81. Call, in the General Assembly OF the
S.yiss ministers. made proposition, Which was
received and which has for IL object 10 manifest
The true and spTltna! unity Of evangelical Christians
Of all den. llinations THIS .hlnk an important
mailer IN view OF the Popedom and It's lnvasiens
and If can effect ii without sacrifice oil pr'nci-
pies, that my work shall 90 forth. with so many
others, 10 fight Roman tanatlclsm IN the numerous
localities OF your great valley, shall think that
have performed useful work.
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N,rDrp ny A SLAVE On THURSDAY morning.
the :Oh ut. as Captain TumonS, pilot OF 81
y.uuah Was conveying runaway slave, named
P.ry. 10 his master, and his pilot boat was gong
icwn the rivcr, the SLAYER jumped into the sNili
Which was alongside for the purpose OF making his
escaue Captain luminous immediately sIIans
into the SIX after him, when the negro inrhed
M on him. and with one of the oars, beat ittm 10
draih in 81 ht of the creN ot the pilot boat, VINO,
having no other small boat, were unable 10 rrhaer
han any assistance. After The negro had compirI-
al his dreadful work death, ne padded The 3oa'
to the shore and MADE his escape, bn' was suose
ctenily arrested
rttE UNICORN D.scovsRsp,-A recent nnmoer
o. the "Journa Asiaiiqur' (puhlished IN parS)
states that NJ Fresne the profound Orentaii,',
new French Consul at ,iedda 10 Arabia, hiss pub
lt>hed notice OF the existence OF the real nncorn
IA tine wildS OF Aadramant, Tins strange beast has
II surge horn, attached 10 It's head by yoiai,
through winch /, can elevate ar dspresS lis horn al
pleasure; remarkably confirming Psalms 92, 10,
where i, speaks et The thorn being GRATED like
The liorn OF The unicorn" This will throw great
liehi on other passages OF scripture, which igno-
rance of Arabia prevented our comprehending =
Forum.
~ Hon THOMAS SERGEANT has been elected
President ofthe Historical Society OF Pennsylvania
,a supply the vacancy caused by the death of Mr..
pllonceau IPhii. Ledger.
\ FlRE-Thc extensive candle mandatory of
Mc.srs. fsncock \; Mann, at Canton. (Mdz) was
blunt on Monday evening last. The insurance on
tl.e establishment was $50, 600 This did not cover
The oss.
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However, Il everend and dear brother, am a
Pfesby;cr.n and THINK the rr.,ct Socis-iy wonid
have done better jls 10 say so II woulu nayr tx
planned everything Eu, hove ali. lei Is be Christ
lans, and all JOIN hands 10 fight the Man OF SIN
and all the enemies OF The g!ofioss name OF JESUS
Accept the expression OF nv sincere affection N
the Lord. MERLE DAUBIGSF:-
- llr 8 .a.-EI Il coz L-..-ILan. y ].
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E1OE THE FILES Are you afflicted with Piles:
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Six months AFTER the lady called on to prescribe
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Ierienced 10 return since.
Mrs g. residing Greene street, called on me last sprin
saving that SHE had been affected with Files iof two yeaTs
acconlpane by pain the side pa!Patio OF Tie he.lrt
sense of -trai.i,Ees the chest and oirrss''i
She was unable lie down without c.eT2. iie head am
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LETTER OF DIR. MERLE D'AUBlGNE.

LEI TETt OF Uh. MI-NLII u EtU bTV'-NT''
The controversy winch has been raised here on
account OF certain alterations made by The Amerl-
can Tract Society in It's edition OF The History Of
the Reformation, has called forth The following let
ter from the author TO Rev DR.. Cox, Of Brooklyn,
by whom It has been published in the Ncw-York
EVANGELIST:
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