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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

ERANKLIN THEATRE l75 CHATHAM SQUARE
Magnificent performances for this week. The wonderful
tribe Of Arab Girls will go through their daring feas Of pos
turing and Madame PAaine of Model Artstes will
personate number Of spendid aions living
lures The Female Serenaders also the Sable Brothers.
Signor Bliss the India rubber with variety Of other
entertanmens An afternoon Performance every Wednes-
seats 80 cents; Private Boxes ST.
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mrLLIsERY, AND DRY oOODs.

DJAID LONG sBAwLs-JusT RECEIVED FROM
Il su.tics this day 90 all WOOL Scotch Long Sha~. q
ali which will cold four dollars esch onehaf
their value the above goods would do well
10 cali a, GEoKGg srEwhKTs, SIS Broadway. between
white Franklin ttreets Also. BY the Hermann, rich
embroidered husline, and Lace Cspes Cellars and Cuts
Linen Hdtn &c.
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&O REWARD.-LOsT. SUPPOSED TO BE IN ONE
RSO efhe Bovery stages Roll Of Bills TO the amount
Of SO in bills Of s. and t0 the Somerset County Bank,
The above reward will be paid ~ returning
the sane TO the bar Of the Merchants Hotel.
GO REwARD.--THE HOUSE OF TIE SUBSCRIBER
pOO ttesdes two othtrs) was entered W burglars on
Saturday night Dec qth and the Of SIS in
ken $40 Bsnt 81 Hagerstown, ma $40 Bank OF Herkimer
and So in small bills Also Gold Medal awarded by the
Albany Academy in 1881 soold Phi Beta Kappa" Key,
silver Fruit Knife and black Silk Vest
covering the property, or suitable reward for the Medal
and Key. E.B. FUTILE, 300 State street.
Broofiyr, Dec. ", 1sf9
UOnREwARD-sroLEN. FROM TBE HOUSE NO.
B%V 10 Wooster street. between and o'clock =. ~
silver FORKS table and four desert spoons marie
sir toqdy ladies also, several articles ofjewelry
LIVE DOLLARS WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RECO-
very OF Coral Bracelet formed OF Coral hands claped.
with golden nk supposed have been lost either In the
Tsseinse or going from thence ts Tayors Ice Cream ss
ward will be given the Bracelet being left at No. 60 New
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gale
~ No i Broadway strangers aud others will one
the interesting places in the city Those who are
Of examining the portraits Of the uished ndiy
duns in the United States should fail 10 visit this ese
brated Gallery
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A c. TuTTLE AUCTIoNEER.-PEREMPTO SALE
VALUABLE WATER LOTS WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN

g l.. INCRAUAM, AUCT.- PLEDGED WATCHES
~. and Jewelry-This day at 10 o'clock, At ~ Beeknan
street by order Of H. Jackson. 5Reade street. large and
valuable assortment OF Gold and Silver Watches Diamond
and ether Jevoly Gold Chains Seals and Keys Diamond
Rings aud IinI, Bracelets and Ear Rings Silver Plate Ia
bic aud Tea Spoons Dressing Cases. Gold Pens Ao Guns,
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EIRE INSURANCE. BY THE BROOKLYN INSURANCE
IT COMPANY, No. Is Fulton street. Brootlyn, and No.
Merchants Exchange Wall street. New York THIS OLD GO,
tablished company continues take risks OF limited
on buildings merchandise furniture ships in port
&c, o. favorable terms any similar Institution.
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HOUSE wANTED.-wANrsD TO LEASE, FOR one
year, three brick house, FURNISHED preerredD
situated the eide tf Broadway above Church street.
and tetveen Barclay and Chambers streets for which fair
rentvil be paid, with undoubted security Address
No. IL Nesey street.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 49, 1S49.
Father Mathew arrived in this city to-day.
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NR. ANTIsELL WILL DELIVER THE FIRST or HIS
Course of Lectures Geology in Hope Chapel Lecture
Room 40 Broadway this evening. o'clock. Subject
The Primary Epoch the Globe. Tickets course
nit So lady and gentleman 49, single lecture 50 cents
To be had at the Tribune ooe Mr. Putnam 1856 Broadway
Mr. d. Fans 65 Broadway Mr. Kernot. 6s3 Broadway
and at the door.
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II EAL EsTA1E--A LOT WANTED BELOW TWENTY
~ tfth street. east Of Fourth avenue. Address Pur
lhss satng size tsrma price Se title Individuality.
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- LIDDON'S EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRAND
~ moving Transparent Panorama Of the Nile, Egypt, and
Nuba, 720 miles with Oral Descriptions Rooms,
Chinese Buildings, $50 Broadvay-Is open daily
Evening" from 70 r. NJ and Saturday hornnss from
l2h to "a Il. NJ Also, magnificent Gallery Of Egyptian
Antiquities Mummies &c and splendid Tabeaux Hero
gyphiea Writings, Paintings and Sculptures. Egyptian,
Arabian Turkish Creek and other Oriental Nusc
Monsieur pons. saar performed during each exhibition
een children, half price Gliddons Handbook TO the
Panorama A. the dosr price sents. For other pa<tiou
lars, small BILLS
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EAT BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB. AND vEAL--TuE UN
dersgned will Tor sale daily at his Old stand Nc
Clinton Market Of the the markets
ford Persons visiting Clinton Market will do well to Civ
TUos y RRoADVAy Nol
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The sssecond washington..

The admirers of the :. Secend N ashingson " have had much to say about his great regard for religion The following aaecdote. which assured is substantially true in fact, looks as though he was isclined to lei the good cause aounA without the aid of his abuDdaHs means. For appearance sake. the cabinet sught to take supervisory over these private matiers of the General :-- Unlon.
 .We are informed u,Ai committee of one of the Methodist societies in the neighbering city of Georgetown recently called upon General Taylor to invite hizh 10 make small eonaiion 10 the ciety to enable them to complete their charch-an enterprise vhich laHgsishng for want of funds. The principal man of tAe committee made known his basiAsss to the Second Washington" bu; vas met with . point blank refusal cannot give yoa a csnt," says the Geaerai The committee
 neaesssy urged his ssis, fergestias the refasi ef this imtzior ss the earlier Presidents take cut sf the post etEiee some dozen CT two Of ieitesss among which was the letter conveying information cf bis naninatiop by thc whig convention at PAia- deiphia, becaass the writers of them had not paid tho postage. |" "Ne.s says the General, '' wi noi give you csns: the people did 10. pat ns here to baild churches.'' 4 gentleman, who had AcconPa- nsed the committee, thinking 10 catch the General one, at least, Of his many Piesges, and refnea- boring. also that he the owner of suHary plan sAllsns. aboat DO negroes. and wns in receipt of Sa5 900 year from his oEice. approached him and remarked |" General, you have promishsc to be governed by the examples ef tbe earlier Presidents; Mr. Jsaensn gave Methodist society in George town $50 towards buiidiBg church, and on thst precedent of early President invite yoa to sub scribe for this church." ~ BaI." shrswdly replied General Taylor, cid not Jefferson cie iasolveni7 ' Son't mean to die insolvent, and therefore viii not give my money to bnil3 churches with" The cemnittse thereuPon dePartsd. We are informed that, substantially, such scene this occurred si the White Hease no, many days siaee. The adaia- tors sf she < Second Washington !" can aPPASsd an set like this, they admire t: The SsorIe of this eeanty will view is in different lighi-''
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the fire, with the balnon retcrt of other tools in h.s hand. He became afserwnraa manager sfa ehssnirsi factory; but he soon reaiugu4.1ec 1t, Hn continued his travels which he extended into Asia Re1aruisg from there. he married in the year 1ss4 . kne young lady, wbs was teacher in the Imperial Female Academy, and tock possession of the manor of bis uncle, Who has since died.
 In ihs March revelation, be waa among the chief leaders ai Ps~eh, and therefore connected with Ko~uth; bat his extraordinary activity com Denced, and his military genius was developed. in the var which followed. Prince Stephen. rAe rep resEntaiixs of the Emperor in Hungary, with whom he became acquainted al Prague, made him captain.
 in which capacity he soon distinguished himself by his personal coarzgc and strategy. in Skirmishss with the rapaciens Scrbes and Rsitxen. He ad yaaced, therefore, under MAsSaros, to the rank of colonel; and as ihe Hungarian army retired be- yond the TheiSs, he named General by Massa- ros the Minister of War, Sho. with lhe eonssaN Of Kossuth, entrusted him with the glorious mission to the SloTskey. where his wonderful, unparalleled strategy seeured the Hungarian army the success of the whole campaign. lis maprurres, battles and victories are known. He at length beseiged and took Wsiizen, and threatened te cat of the ussriaa army, which caused the evacuation of the Hungarian capital. Pesth, by the Austsisns He af.erw ards beseiged the streag fortress of BGda, and took it.
 The surrender of Bada is considered by all tact- eians ss of equal importance to yetory in pitched battle He informed Kossuth by telegrath of the sarrsnder of this fortress, in very laconic siyie vii: " Hurrsh. Bnaa. GOrgey.' The degree of field marshal was bestowed npOn him by Kossuth and the Congress, for this highly important aciiOn and kossuth answered hj in fine same style, viz; S The thanks of the republic to the ficld Marshal Gorgcy.7
 Some days afterwards the great patriot, the very old and highly respected General MasSaros, being 30 logger able to endure ihc sFduous efforts ol a Minister of War, wished to retire, and upon Cor gey was conferred this high office.
 By the last news from Hungary, we are informed thu. Gorgey has entirely GefeAied the cosnbiaed Austrian and Russian army of 100000 men, vic tcry which will probably change the whole face of European afairS in the same manner eid the bat tes of Leipzig. Marengo and Ansieriitz, of ater loo: and the name of Gorgey will then become the second wsichwori of itberTy throughout Europe- Kossuth being the first L. k. BREsAeH. Hungarian by birth.
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ws1 Tnrr.Awn.

 IH-fated Erin. round thy Hainfed shere The sesd of famine waves his with ring wingss Thy hailawod harp's swect melody no more O'er haunted hiil aaa fairy valley nigga th. changed tts tones. for now itA golden strings Depth'a fnnzen 6ngers ssoz and sadly sweep, And svery brscse its mourRinl mnsic briREs Across the s- waste of vaterN. esrk and deep. From where like Rachael, thou thy loriRg Io1 eBeu
 tweeP. Thou lovely Island. once thy smiling ssa The pions peaaant paid thoasAne fesa, Bua haErard hunger new resarns his iail, Iesld- And hsa warm heart with ''hoPe dafes'd' grows Oh, n~yer since the hillOws blue hrSt relI,d Around the Em'raid Isle, gem of the sea, fKIcf in rennenbsance pf her hsEurE otd. All that the tyrant cannot take ftsn thee.) Has, tAou been kaOwn feel, like new, thy poverty Tbe haurhty Aibicn's hypceTital hand Riytts thy ehs5ns, while she of freedom sings Ts Afrie's sons and India's golden strand Meets murders miaioas in her merchant kings. Proud tyrans soullass as the see that fings It's rnfsan hfiiows 'gainst thy "sncAor'a isles s' Why syurn away the sappaiznf that citngs Te thee in fetters, that her iimhs defiie, Tel give Hnaak the aid that Afre's woes beguilee IH-fated Erin. better that the wave or ecczn and ebiivien nol d OCT thee, 'Wheaming in one vass cark, forgoiteS grave Thy wretehed children. heifs Is poverty; Better to die, and have memory, Than wear the serf's sad symbol, shame engrav'd d. Thozgh oh. how often. frantic to be free, Thy manEied breast the sword has rua1ly hraT'd h vaia a--s'tbom Niebe of nations" self-ensiave! Oh. Thou who hearst the ravens whes they cry, And led thy children thFosgh the wilderness, Who haRg'st the glorious rainbow in she sky, And fills the world with life and leveaness; Oh. Thoa whose smiles the Universe doth bless, hMu Nn,,swr hsn s}seN wraag from natSen in her deep distress, Add grant hef prayers to thy Eternal 'Fhrone- Oh. God, Omniposeut, Omniscisn, and .3ieat
 Y. 0. CreseeR:.
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M8EAerLoUa RE0oD- D-SPoTs.--UaAer fhe nneeare ot cersssA cMes@asAacst. d which Il IS AafScai Il aos impossible. to torm any Frvciss iaea, thsts have appeared apon bscsa. ssa focd ef eshes kads. spots oG vlvid rcd eoios closely resembling daps eG blood. During the ssigs 0f Tyre, AaexAaasr wss alarmed hy the APpearanee af bieeAy spnas sn tse sosasefs' ereAd- At perind ncarer car ewA age la isIa, similar stains were seen upaa she eoas<eA- raj waEers and this,y -esgha snsuFfuaase Jews accused cs having eawsrd, sy their ssressiss fms Fhsaomshcn. and suffered. sof iheir supposed sse. ted spots appeared ameag ,te inhabitants q Pssa ard is .nvisens. !At the eermeseemsss ef inc moath os Asgas,. Ia Ih@t year. farmer of Lag nara, n4m~a P,gisrelse. was frightened bv sesing drops q blood sprsnksed sPoa has V"nidge. msds os Esaize which grew iu iSs neighbahnpsd sA his village Hs alarm was greatly iaeFesssa. whsa.
 .~ many days following. hs saw sae ssns ss< sPe.s appear es al his ioed-aew hr~aa. Eiee, yea. Szh. afd boised and roasted lewts. The cure was sp- peAed to. that be might exereise has sacred iuRe- iious 10 sxeei ihe ssl spirit which Psedaeed sh~@s alarming appearances, bat prayers ans asctaNi, and the nesShbors sf inc unforitnse Rftsseile ssp- posed ihss he was usder a eeiestIai maieairfsa8
 lneited by earlasity, large wasases ef Psrtons went to Legnafo, aad eessmisslon exemtaAlly namea lo investigate fae natgrs and ennss uf fkis PhesenrSea. M- S<tse Appoisisd b fAs tSsk. on examsnsag under the microscope ths ns- FseRioas red sgois, he discovered thsf thsy wsEs tormsd by myriads ef small beaies, which appeaFsd te be Haacrsse9Psc fsaw, ard 10 whieh k~ gave tha name of sakpou~s sasssspAs- He naeceeaad h Pso- pags'iag these misuts ssgsasc productions. sad ia memoir published al Venice in fs2a hs gives detailed history sf them. During ths ye.r Isss 'se same phtAoDenon appeared st Beriin. esd kxsd the sfenten of M. EAssaheag Tais eessbssisd mierogrspber has closely staAsd taess sed spsts, and be believes then sa be- not ss M- Sssis ssppa- ed. micpcseopse fsagi. bat snimalcaii of iniesipr degree, HsonsGe To winch hr has gissn ths aAsns sf moass prodags0Hss, sccoaRt of their sxtrems saAAaess Taese ttais beings appear ss eespassi--. ainc<i seand. of oa.s thse~-thauszndth ef las ia length. ir.ssparent ~hea separately examiaes. bst n mass. ef the enlsr el hiood- M. EhssnAasg eaisalaied thai m the space ot a eabse nch shsrs iso ss s5s eee eco 600, 10 ssa Ts6 ses sse 0sa o the rlsns1ss MsdaGaI nmss
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The Ccmmander-ia-chiefo of the Hungarian
[Frsm the Josrsal of cOmmercs,l.

[Frsm the Journal of cOmmercs-l
 It is but brief byOgraPhy which able to give ST this yOang military genius, whoss glory as Al we know of him is since the beginning of the gigantic Hungarian war, in which he takes most pre- eminent part and possess bat few particz lars respecting hss earlier ife. He born in ,A= yesr lsIs, in the ZiPs, tNorthern Hungarian cOun- iryl oa the deciFety of the Carpathiaa Mountains, ESt far frOR the HaagaTlan-Germaa city Kas- mark where the yeaRg boy Gergry attended school. His family Is an old Hungsriaa one, who had a manor das rOasasic River HeInath, on which Mas inc property of his nSele- lis eGacasi0a was mare thAa of German than of a Magyar, as the whole cSaaty of Fps is inhabited by Gernas PpPnlaiieai although be ieSTse3 the Magyar isa- guage as boy, al the eoantry seal Of his uncle. Fer the eontinazt0n sf hts stGGies he wss sent by his uncle 10 Presborg. h that city hs devoted himsen sS1idaossy 10 As faysEile seisAess, Miner aisgy. BosAay and Natural Philosophy. His teach sss and professors admired his great t.leuts. and called him "ViE ingsaia prSndltas." in this same caay sf PrssAarg ths arsi impressions of yogtlca Parsasu wsre made upon hiin. as the HaRgarian
 
 Congress had its sittiags there.
 Yoaag Gsrgsy early fOuad opportunity to be- come acquainted with kosSaih, whose tsSSeDeies he admired and approved. Bat he was ansAiissea wi,h the lcentioas life of Jarsi gxtadsat of law and eff Presbarg. By ihs iafaenee Of his uaels he was admitted iaio the military institution of Tulln near yienns. where be sosn became highly eissiaguished fer his progress in mathematics sac eAsnistry. Warmly ssconnesdsd by his profes- sTS, and cherished bv his fellow students be Iet tae Institution sad wezi to yIenna, where be wzs appointed LisaieaaAi of lhs Haaganaa Hass4r AsgsHeat '' 'fseqasai," which regtmsss bessags So~ to tSs Huagsriaa army; but his active and sAsfgeic mind and high capacities. eoaid Hel aear le se reslrainea withia the capital. ia spAsre ss l''nisse He accordingly iaid dowa the sword, and fsiu'ned ie has scientific pursuits. particularly Ma 'A'a Philosophy. Alternately he irayzled through u's diasrsnt countries of Europe. sad gas actIye ''' ssetser period fn scieaase investigations Al frsgHs he wss known by his friends as a the GsaiaG Of Hsagary." He tissrs devoted all ,s tim. !" easfnstry. and made ia this seseace soa,s vaIva s's eisesvesiss. He ws ofssn seea ia his shlr.- 'e'sA ai tho L4sszaiasy, working As a n.achinc st
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The Trrspams.

as pEscKrrD is rHE LssAL szaAsEoGnss-
 t' Bless Eee. Mir. Pssac.. what is thisf tnssds) For th4ts whereas ths szid Iehz Sssaks. e bisak eay ef bAsk, wsth force aud srms. hreks sad es- tered certain dwelling Asase e1 .he l=sA.s-= ssa made AgIsss nose sad disturbances fer loag Eme, 10 wia. for the space ef sweasy fess Assrxs
 e Tssi. NIT, Is the dsrisrssioa iB tssspas."
 Sai the man eaiy kascksd: Ae dA1at | maks .sy disturbance at the deos fss t~eaay-fsar hsass--
 Hssre formal allegation. sis, sst Asc~z~ary ts be proved"
 |" But he didst bsssk is 6svaes, se wit. awsnsv Soess- IheFs are not twsssy deSns ia the he.--- he dtds't bs~ak any"
 PesA. sis. dOa't yeu see as had ssdss the ssSs- Lot"
 i' Lad aadsr whatr~
 ssdetacet- saai means yea muas ses prove tss si'egsti0a If H's inmsserizi- bot il ,s yea mas,"
 +' Bat whass the sse af if, th~ns''
 iAs ass 0f il. nj dear. sir. Bat yea dest us. deFssand tbsss thiRgs: they're sseabals sstssL s
 Aas what Eaas thai be7-'
 hhy ta<SSs3 s@sas tkzf rsi.e deahss. swssl costs. sad sssss the 'psoss~ssAl mas ss na.ks shs lsost sf very ssa4a ease" -
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Ths Lungs -os sxamiaatioa. tbs iaags wsii ss found iaa ef sss'n<rseie h''ss holes. Ike speag- Tbese boles the ecss iBlo winch the ar eaters when ~s breathe. Se great ss thes samh~s shas they have been ealcuiseato amount ts z7e Dec zee. fos ming surface thiry times greater faa the b4nsa body Essiy ose Of fsese esits is provided with . act werk el bssoa vessels. by 'nesas of winch ths bood is sroagat iaso immediate eonsaei wah ths AT osef every portion Of ther sarta1s. When fhss gTesI sEnoaai taken iaio consideration, sAs st eacs feel hsw necessary s IS 'O ssppiy psre ar i0 the iaags with every bressh we dnw.
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A pauxAsrr af Aunnnrr.

The Lisergsus cOtresre1A<At ef tte New Ta~s Morning Star giees she sceomPaayng deserspsI0A el he sssse eessact of oss of fhe wsm=a ef tiso- gary. whiie fgAtsgsg n tAe ranks:
 Il besaa most romantic story from as Asssrssn eshces whe hss Jass resarnsa on teave fe&a Aus- 'riaa dTascon RegisasRi-s yoang irisA gests~~aa af geoa a@sasiy. wAe wsn isnseis sus hn a@srsy 'a ,as sssssasss saiF lass yess. ard wto tass ss sra rn one as the engagements 'n LsmbaEay. hsso~s Ae Icft Nsenas. ercsa~T sasesr todd has iAsl io esErs g tAe cao~s eG his rsgime=s itAe 2lss tces IH one ct tSse tNte eNgHgsmeHsn thry ehssgeA . cempssy cf MAgysS s.asmsa b aisio.Agt shsn frO@ aesssaia pass. During sAs ehsses.s ys~ag soiasrr wsSa hsAas ss delseStr la6ys and sksa tais sa
 iay, s~ssea she sta6 of hss cosess sud made d~s. Persse essort to pali II out Of hsa Aaad. TAe Aas- 1 srisa osscer maas esi ss sAe wrist ef Ais oFpo- e~nt, afssblea his right arm. The asliesss yeaea worrsor seized fbe sssG again win he isit Aana and made ssossses su~mps to a~prise him sf hss cososs Ia ,his he fass~A AMd was taken prssnBes wbru fas sishs arm was snsssippsd ao b< dsszaed by ihe surgeon, t was ieand le bsisag b h~sas,. tsi gfi oi noble blood. ala fought "a ths rsaks d
 Der bpssslse''s regiHsent.
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THE FIssr MAsEiAGE--M Marriage is of date prior to sin iiseifthe only relic of paradise Una, is left smile that cd let fall on the world innocence, lingering and playing still upon its red visiage. The first marriage was celebrated be. fore God himself, who filled ia his own person the office ei Guest, Witness and Priest. There siood ,be gad-like forms of innocence fesh ln the beauty of tbeir nstained nstare. The hallowed shades of the garden, and the green earPesea earth smiled upon divine pair The unbsmished howers breathed incense on Inc sacred air. answer iHg 10 their upright love. An srtless round oG joy from all the vocal natures, was the hyms, sgsaa- taneous nn2tiai harmony, such . world . tane nigh, yield, ere discord was invented Religion blessed her two childrea thas and led them forth
 into lie 10 begin her wIOBdroas story, 1bs first religious scene they < new, wss their own maYr1ge hefore the Lord God They learned to love him as tAe interpreter and seAler of their love 10 each other; and If they hsd continued ia tieir upright n-ss, fife would have beea f1rrn of welded wer- shiP--a sacred mystery of spiriiaal oneness ana communion. They dld not eenIlnss. Curiosity triamphee over innocence. They tasted sin, aud knew il ia their fail Man Is changed; woman is ehangee; man's heart and wcEaan's heart are nc longer what the first hearts were. Beauty s hieUa- IShed. Love is deAased. Sorrow and tssrs are Ia the worlds cap. Sin has s~epa away al psr4aissan matter, and the world is bowed na6sr its egrse.- sta one thing remains as il was God mesrifaily spared oae of the innoeeAi world; and thai tho dearest, ta tse symbol forever sf the prira5 love Aas this Is fnsrgslgs- ThS Sss As~sr sf Paradise Is blooming yet ia tas dssert sf kia---RsDL Dsrsw BaxAnsA
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Lese Asp ssoHr Asneaxs---A lsag sswspapss article like [" great book. :" srs~a ssss." They are bs~s &Ps 10 be read: aud ssrssed ssi xrsas psr of tAsis sascs ssos.-.say lsas. a sAs h<sia- sihg k s0a bstsFs tsss end s rs@chsd sAsss sssie. sss4 ca sb~ sssssary, as ihsy srs sse mesG as1iiy read saS ssassmsersd sss ps~i likely as h~ s.~fss stfgls ssea ed nsaxlas is 4gr,esiasss. l. ssn.Isy applicable ia writsag fer tbs pasass AAniss, ,' says hs. largo f1rrHs esisis.ss mai sss.- Mary ssssseas saasss Jsssy hs trss.pS sssb sssssy. sss sack are Bst sailaaae ss sAs essasans es . .swsus. pef--ts~y shsaie ss aiaesnsd m tAs sssasAlsss ss sa-rssr''s-. 3. is ssals- A sswsp.ssr arsssss ss paragraph tthsy shssia ss sssrly sy.ssyns.sl sAea1d ss ssssfs ssd Q sAs paint Is sa gss~a svs 's s~y. sitass vsshsiiy es ia pras. jsss wAss sss has ss say. ssd ae sssss-saS ss ssy nksa rss Ass t&IsAss Free Fssss.
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TkEEs OF IspsA.-Mr. NeGowAn HissisaAtB 10 China, has ssni to he AreFican Insitae seeds of plant Iron which the Chlnese make thsif grass eiOth-soG,sthng like silk and Hneh; iae sesas efrhe tAiiOw tree. sron the berries of which the Chiaese make theiF candles. and the seeds of aasthes tree from the ssrsss of which ibsy msniscsHss lamp oil If all these seeds grow and thaiss here. thsas iuisoesct4oa iAO our easlHIry sill be very useful