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" Davis's Hyperion for the Hair.-PleaSe read
tie following certificate Of Its virtues nom Prof 5. )
BRITAIN, q gentleman well known and appreciated Mr
DAvis-Dear SIT have applied your Hyperion foT the
purposcs tor which Justly recommended, and most
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: ERyANTS.- The very best Servants

~ m this city can b. oSt.red a. fhe Select Protestant
Agency Nc CaTmnrst near ble.Ne r-St and e'n-av..
aud at the Society Odce." No 10 Chambers 81 Ice
ready. for city OF country "n 81
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\ RTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on goId

IN platte durable and frm without extracting the o'd
roots which made healthy 90 my country frerfs
BY late and WITH the AID Of assistants,
I an enabled " fnlsa any ordinary Ia one day
oar Its J. FOWLER, No. ij6 Spnng-st.
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4 : CHAMBERMAID. and tn assist IN wash
~ ne ard ironing hy a respectable Young Girl Can
:, - 49, ts
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professionG! Notices.
miscellaneous Aoperlisemenis.

Zoo REWARD.-Thc Basement Of
% ~ the dwelling house Of ijth-st and 2d-a'
was entered on Saturday night Oct 49, and robbed Of ns
following propsrty doI SILVER Table Spoons, doz sii
yer Tea do Silver Sugar Tongs Iked +. A Z si.-
yer FORK marx ed &. A T.. Dessert Spoon mafse1 =
l., ore Napkin RING and 500 Ban. ms as ssnS"' .
One sly ll On lae ercnants Dans, or ~ - Ds
on the Putnam County Bank SO Merchants kEchsnse
Rank CITY Of n " IN aud t"o dollar Olis Inc above
reward viii be gwen for the detection OF toe tniei and the
recovery fthe property. 81 u: the SILVER ware
LOWER '<l u
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q ERNANTS WANT PLACES.-EN.

~ cesni Servants As Cooks aTses. House vors Cars.
CkambtrnaDds. actresses. &c want places. asU Men
- Waters. Farmers. C,achmsn. Sc. wan, sitra,ors ,
Rlys for Trades Euards lce Bes' Office foe goOa
yats-N Employment Once No as Broadway
o2l lie r. p SAUNDERS
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~ Third Ward Regular Wing Nominations.

ff7-First Ward-INDEPENDENT TICKET -
Eor Alderman EDMUND GRIFFIN.
For Assist Alderman -CHAS. b. JAMES. OIL 2wf
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&.)S REWARD. Taken by mistake or
'p 80 stolen from the Eorwich and New London
Steamboat COlnpany's Per No 10, North RIVER Oc' .,
1851. ONE BALE OF SCARLET FLANNELS-nArked
W Langley * Co. New-Yofk; also the original mark
C. Co No i,2i8 Whoever will return give such NOR
nation TINT viii lead y the recovery # ad bale, VIII re-
ceTye the above reward a & HALL, Agent,
o2l 3ts Pier No. IL, North RIVER
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CFRVaNTS-Situation are wanted for

- 49, s,csll.at Protestant. and few experienced
C,hie ss,xanfs-Amercsn. Englsh, Scotch. he; also
cois,.s HeIp al MANNINC'S Once. No. z3 fulton o.
IN eklyn cosner Of THAR. OIL ~
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IL Association of Exempt Firemen.-The Reg
uar Quarterly Meeting Of thus Association viii be held at
Fncmens Hall, on THIS Tuesday, EVENING, Oct 81,
at n o'clock. GEORGE w. WHEELER,
o2l IL Recording Secretary
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Gnfrial Notices.

- nemecra,io Wing General Commute
s.,,l Mesirs ,f,his Commute &c VIII he hold Q" toE'
Nv EyEEING, Oct; 81, a, u oclock At the s'oad"aS
pn' n, order. JOSEPH Nj PRICE, Chairman
NISGY sS ~. rF, SSecretarse o2sH
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w rirth Senatorial Convcntion.-Th Conven-
ton asssmbeda broadway House ca "Wednesday evening
Oct IS ig5l The Conv ION called to order by c. s
C,born ulon whose motion BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr was
APPOINTED Chairman. and n SrouIEN9uEGt t- SCI ne
IX,h Ward and seat beng contested IN the With
aCommt,ee 4 three was alp's'eo ~ oS n,nn who
thtreupon took Upon reassenoling the omwn
Val headed Nv Hon GEORGE BRIGGS aud m favor
Of JOHN GANflF r. from the WIN District ol IN, Iii.h
Ward; which rspot was uoh no b5ee Wr yas ap
pointed the % Delegate by acciamasoh iHS Non,enon
then orean1ed 10y 9ppoa,ns 'aT ne 1nse5s '""'' anu
, om renarks The lion JAMES " BEEKMAN was
renomnaed by exclamation; the CONVENTION rising ana
cheering az this happy result 81 then labois.
Upon motion Non George Briggs, Nicholas Carroll and
william Kuhn were appointed to prepare resolutions
for the Of the Convention who reported the
fellow ing. which were adopted unanimously
kssolrCd That the perfect confidence reposed by good
vt all partes IN the Nh Senatorial District IN Their
Sc naor James w Beekman has been signal
kynacatod Born and reared IN their mlds-a straight
forward honest man without guile as ms pubic ana pm
life have been without iant or repoach-songht out
people and succossey placed many OF the most
bensvoeni'and useful Of our public institutions as well
those intended anehOyate human misery and prevent
all The youth of this great citysiney devoted most inu-
thaly and actively the cause of Educatico. and the
was by the unsolicited OF ms Ward repre
them the Assembly HIS serces there remembered
f then usefulness, and The cheerful alacrty with which
the wishes OF his constituency
lated hy universal desire Of the whole District to the
Nate SENATE, WbVfs ms mas oN ms
advocacy Of our Common School Systematically espOus
Hs the Canal policy and Internal lmprovementSthe able
trend ct the industry oi the country always attentive To
The OF Literature the Arts Sciences-yiedns the
most unremitng eNertonS 20 hlS plolc MISUNDERSTANDING
softhem mosto serve the public good-wth a con-
sehtous hrmncSs OF parpose which has endeared hm to
he paTi0'ic citizens fail parties.
ktsol,ta, That We hereby re-uemnate by acciamauon,
IsFts W Be,Auan. the faithful public servant Nr the
stat On he he's 50 MAJ. 10y his ability and purity.
Kso!red, That the District remembering those eternal
uulhs upon Which he Wing party founded AMI acting
'hs spnti and tah Of that Brotherhood "nch sae ic-
mt self wherever the public good required it, VIII present
an cnied front 10 all opposerS-gong forward IN this cOn
,et WITH The fixed purpose by all honorable means 20
tn 10 The State Senate their dsiu guished friend and
fnow cii1en. Who himself. has made manifest the
ut dcethes and measures Of thu great party OF the
eVuhify.
HE Convention then Adjourned to meet on SATURDAY
'omg Octoher lHh 40 which time they waited ON Hon.
Ssh"" heekman. m body, and through their Chair
rendered nln the nomination, already ratified the
1es w ms Constituency, which he. N bret ba' elo
F~sa, n,petth, scceg,cd BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr,
H. SfoUTENBURGil. Secv rW'l Chairman.
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Uante6.

A 5 good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by
~ respectable Young Woman. Can give the best Of
city reference Aprly AZ No. 3d-av OIL ~
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y Eighth and Ninth Wards, und Judicial DIS

IL Ihesuisi Democratic Wing Nominations
=" justice OF the Justices Cuurt-JAMES GRIDLEY.
-" hce !usuce-GEORGE b DEANE
"S"Oe'"i The Dstrct judicial Convention
T. pop,,, ,. NEWHOVSE, Chairman.
= - NNNNHN' SECRETARY. u2l 81
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~ Clairvoyance.-An excellent CairvOyant may he
consulted kNEkY Al TERNOON. from 10 o'clock at
the office of Or BEEBE No 2l9 Atlantcst. Brooklyn.
The Doctor employs Eecncy also for tbs purpose Of dis
covering and curing disease oil NF&SSruSS'
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For AldlrmdN-OSJAN " , IIhI ~ = NJ ,r
Tor AsasfqHt AidCrmaR-SAMUEL X. MABBAII
Fer hssessorS-IIENRY LUSCOMB, ARCHIBALD
COCHRAN ,rc,r,-s @ prDr,rt,r N
DIR ALANSON S. JONES. n,l<.,, or,,
For School fnspecfors-MOSES A. HOPPOCK, STE
pNEN BURKHALTER - ~ $500, ,,,,,,
F6r School TriStecs-CHARLFS ST JOHN, JOSEPH
piTTIN SIMEON OUTWATER,
Tor ConstableS-ANDREW NESBlTT, BENJAMIN
For INSPECTORS Of Eieotioaist DistrctGeo w Thatch,
rs y Allen 2nd Dstrict-Ge0 W. Palmer, Daniel
Pogley Ord Distrc,-W L. Shardlow, A. S. Jones. 4th
prtct-Thos Outwater Abner TAYLOR.
NJ 4. HOPPOCK, Chairman.
a w p,rnrR Secretary oi83ts
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. First Ward Tcmperancc AlIiance.-Anth e

Temperance men moral and Christian men OF this ward
aud the friends Of Temperance generally most respect
fully invited to attend meeting 20 be held at the nauoey
Home, No. l07 Greenwich-st. THIS EVENING, at
o'clock to form the FIRST Ward Temperance Alliance By
order Of the New York City Temperance Allan .s
o2i II. j. S. TOWN.
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"ssAlaiioas '"i"'-N's "'~' be4'vN4S''C WINS
~ Assntls-wM H. ADAMS
" ~oes Of the Convention
VIZ ABEL WHEATON u Chairman.
hobsRrSON, Jr, Secretary - -
~, ssasfnaa-ALoNX0 A. AIVORD
d. HHsSstaSf-LtIhER c. CARTER
e. Assessor-JAMES KENNEDY
SsaaN,sneHer o. Conror ScaooIS-JOHv n pI-cS
Lsoot lTnsfee-wM. u CHASE
SSyeefor OF ScAoois-JEsSE W RENEDICr
hlrCu SC9,s:faSlss-hENRY BISHOP. ROBERT =.
" order of the Charter Convention
M co. WM ROBERTSON. Jr, Chairman.
Secf''@iy t2i Sc
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LNLEGANTLY | LII I RA L I'D
IA WORKS-D. APPLETON a co. Will publish on
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS. A collection OF
SoDes Carols and Descriptive Verses relating 10 the res
val OF Christ the Anglo-N Norman 30 the present
Emheshed with nifty tinted illustrations. 10y Eos
ter and with initial letters and other ornaments One
you val octave, lrce 81 80, NOR extra $40.
This without exception, one Of the most beauiliut
volumes issued from the press The Typography and
parer have never been surpassed The embellishments
Of eXQuititely tinted engravings illustrative OF
passages relating 90 Christmas and kindred subjects from
the Poets They perfect gems and have rarely been
equaled IN artistic merit
ON THURSDAY:
LYRICS OF THE HEART, with other Poems BY
Aiaric A Watts. With forty0ne exquisite Engravlngs on
steel. One vol octave. Cloth s.. moi extra 81 So
No volume poems has been offered % the public
displaying IN appearance much taste elegance and
richness as these dehshtf1 Lyrics" The ensT1ylngs
aIe executed IN highest Stye the from the de-
signs of the est modern painters
on SATURDAY
MRS. JAMIESON'S COURT or CHARLES III. Me
mons Of the Beauties Of the Court oi Charles H., with
Their Portraits after the eat painters III 1srtng
tie DIARIES Of Pepys. Evelyn, Clarendon and other CO.
temporary writers. B. MR.. Jameson. Iwenty-one
plates One vol penal octave NOR, Ell
egaDt. SIC.
Mrs Jsneson's popular biographies Of the Court OF
Charles H. are now the rst time introduced 10 the
American public elegant form. The pOrtr m the
present volume beautifully engraved N the finest
STYLE # the art. O<' ous
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printer has MANAGED 20 save s. ooo and has thor
oush knowledge Il newspaper and General JOB BUSINESS Be
car obtain enc halt Of 4. rrShng Daily and Weesy
Democratic Paper upon application 10 the Editor OF "
Trte Ams7ceR at Trenton, \ j On or before vac x.st
ofsyH-
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,9 seventh Ward Whic Primary Meeting,
go 80 - No e PkeS.lp. ON motion that "A Nominating
n,''te OF Seven be appointed. ZION, each District
- ~ Vn motion Thar we now adjourn 10 Friday Eyen-
"t'V'I a, al u o'clock, al Plke-ShO
'csErH CANNING. Secretary. Oh II'
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Respectable English Young Woman

wants situation a dyer's establish nen, TO az
tend IN the shop she understands coors and finishing
having had considerable experience in Of the oldest
esi ADJUSTMENTS England. Apply At No ll8 South 3-s
WlamsbuTgh, IN OF Public School, hy letter, or per-
sOnaliy. OF "
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vVO JOB PRINTERS. The advertiser,

" with good pavug business. having been esahsishet
several years, deslruOs II connecting With hm con,e
tent practical job Printer with from So0 to Sfto cash
The ohec, Is 70 increase the facilities and business and re-
heye HIM from the labor ot the Office competent per-
viii he literally treaeo with. aud gualifc atoms are
desired than capital Address. with particulars.
"P - Tribune Office. Uhti she 10Th INST 0l6 Jfu rhSS'
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VO MUSIC TEACHERS.-Wanted

II Teacher of the Piano snd Singing m Female Sem
mary Apply TO KERSlEG \ BRECSING. t2l Broadway
on Wednesday morning next. between and 10 when an
ent can be made immedmtel. o2H'
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AS Cook, and to Wash and Iron, for a
4 private family by one and Nurse and Chamber
maid by the other These Girls sisters very eNpe-
nenced and lave good city reference. Cal at No " iih-
~ east Of Gth-ay o2l IL
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| SCOTCHMAN FARMER, who is ex-

perenced farming M all It's branches, wants stu
alton as Overseer on farm He would do everything IN
power for employers interests, and his wife would
take charge of the dairy the farm If necessary Address
"REII Tribune Office o20 2t'
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V0 MERCHANT TAILoRs or

II -WHnfri : sTnatOn FOREMAN
General Gutter by Man OF stead temperate habits and
OF first rate experience Has been business ve
himself and ACQUAINTED with all branches Of the
trade Can give good reference. line asdfessedto a..
left at the Tribune Office Al the Broadway Post Office
VIII meet with prompt attention.. olS CO
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IL Fifth Ward Regular Democratic WING
g., VcnrIor ....--.. AIEXANDER II SCHULTZ.
lor sss, gIiy -.-.--.. THEODORE A. WARD.
ror Aldermen -.--.. JOHN BOYCE.
Dor 4ssi sf0uf AlqermGn. JOHN y. RDDMAN.
Jny t,s,ssor ..-..--.- CHAS MCGOWAN
JOSEPH JENKINS
f~ 'oRMdo"S- ----------l CHARLES r. WATTS.
Ear Ipsp,cfors Of Elfcfon-is District John NcKim,
Alden J. Hale 2nd Dstrlct-James Kennedy Peter
Nood 81 Distnct-John Il. Frink. John NJ Bennett ith
District Dengi ). Foster, Drake H. Palmer. 9TH DIS
tct-Isaac b. Ba,cheloT John r. Terry.
Fs, SehooI Conmlss oner. .TiIOMASE SMITH
FOR School Trustee Sc III GROSNtNOh,
Eoy ScbooI fgs1ecfor. -----.--.JAMES {. GU LICK.
The following constitute the Finance Committee
Of the Nth Ward Wing Committee and who are alone au-
thorged 70 solicit SUBSCRIPTIONS behalf OF the Whs
Party -. ,.,.oD
joIlN n EKiNk GEORGE 7. KODMtN
ISAAC BATCIiEIER. Treasurer.
py order of the Ward Comnlttce.
ANDREW W LEGGATf, Chairman.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Secretaries og,n.
SAMUEL LAWSON. o<l o.
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Nem Dnblifations.

Ready tins Day.
Greeleys Travels IN Europe.
CHANCES AT EUROPE-ln Ser
NJ res Of Letters from Great Britain. France Italy Sc
BY HORACE GREELEY.
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ElRL.-Wanted, a neat com etent Wo-
~ man as Cook. Washer and Ironer None but Pro-
testaAt need apply. ~ y dav., cor. ihst Oh l'
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III Proposals for Grading the Purchase Of the
n Y and hamaTOheck Homestead Association Will be
received until WEDNESDAY EVENING, sd INST, at
the Office Of the Excelsior Building and Mutua! Loan As
ISOLATION where specifications and maps can be
By order Of the Association
o202' J. b. ACKER, President.
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b ~ Eish q and Ninth Ward. Democratic whis

S;s,,iS, ~ ~ Sho Ninth Wards Democratic Whig
f,6s ~. 'Vn'ehuoh-tiii1 District 49, Al 4 meeting
VIl,h ',scied to the District Convention Of the
Ns y ON Oct H. 1851 for the purpose II nomma-
AZ s oi me Justices Court and Police Justice for
Car So tion 1hORGE BRIGGS was called u the
yiJnsssss,.e s siest beng present. w:
Alf.d ~ "sia-Messrs George Lake, DAVID L. Crane.
H.. la. NsI6-Bop George Brigss. Waters Cunning
On n'o,i iN,Sn Jacob l. Sebrng, Abraham Unceriill.
tlte:,5 sS, eiI ii " MID. ofthe With Ward.
Tie Co.. -en.eA as the iith Deiesaic. WherepPon
irs,css -, unanimously nominated. Justice al The
i~s.,.sss ,IrnlL WILLIAM b MFECI. Esq A. Police
On 80, ,asi Il l. NJ BLEAKLEY, E..
hAss - ~, was ordered What The proceedings De pub
yrss IN q ~ d Iu5Eac, C0arer oHd ERG.irtr, T.
cs,r.a H.cts imsS. Nhereupon the Convention adj
wv SUBJECT to call Of ne Chairman BY order.
ALFRED wars Seceetarr' ca0G.
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10 Or. Turner, Chrome Thermalist. No. pa 9th
st. Broadway bleeding, bliserlns leecing, cuppmg.
or other mQnIsltorlal torments OILS l0ts
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u The American swedenbOrg Printing and

~ The American Swedenborg Printing and
Pl BLISHlNG SOClErY.-In consequence Of numerous
appeals that effect. and accordance with
a late resolution of the Board of Managers.
That the President he requested 10 call SPECIAL meet
ing OF the Society be held IN this City, the second
Wednesday next take into conSde ration The
resolutions passed az the late annual meeting ana % trans
act such other bushes may arss.
By of the Office conferred me, hereby cali
special meeting o the American S~edenbOIg Printing and
Publishing Secretly at the time and place above designated,
und Ryte The attendance OF delegates from AuNaTy So
ceteS and Of members and friends many can make
II convenient TO attend and assist at the Deliberations.
Guests fTon distance respectfully referred Tor de
tailed information. % the oihce of publication Of the
Society, No $50 Nassa st. New-NOrk.
JAMES CHESTERNAN,
President A s = and p Society.
p C. MOFFAT. NJ d. Rec. Stcy o2l Il
" irish and American Steamship Company.
IL... II
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- TIC the Whigs OF the Ninth ward
vl...as ccItan mlscnieyous ahc designing persons
me hu.y ia circulating q report, ina have declined
bst,~ A., causlda-e for the Office Of Alderman,
DO fefeby publicly declare that such report has no tou
cation - truth but that VIII use an honpranle mans 20
arg C,erIIsn. lO<l IL Jas. a.. Dali
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A : NURSE, by a respectable Protestant
~ Woman IN a respectable family. She Is capable Of
taking full charge Of baby from one month Old and do
ulaln sewing igh chamberwoTk She of KIND
sion and understands her business. She would be wiling
TO wait elderly lady The best of city reference gwen
Can be three days at No Al Charles St IN rear 81
the Church. o2l IT,
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ELIAS COMBS, ISecretaries a,
OscARF BEhJAMiN,} o%I
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IL A CARDIFF t he Excelsior Quartete. and Com
mee on the Concer gwen last Wednesday evening Tor my
Beuont.
GENTLEMEN II take this method OF returning 10 you
thanks the Committee for tkeir Jealous and al
dent endeayos contribute my well being, and their
Sympathy molly and successfully eXerted IN
behalf and also TO the Quatee for their abors aud
cltions JESSE WOODS. Jr
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NERNANTS.-Fanlies in want of good
- help, Tor City Couity, Vel recommended. aad
suitable tor all stations a!u such a. the nee No 2SO
Grand 81, nsas the BOSery but worthy and
faithful domestic slloaed q remain. ". r.
Wanted iss Protestant Guls. ios places Citg and
Country. lOgiE'l l. WATTS.
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To This Day. DIR. Hol1ick's Lectures
PHYSIOLOGY will be delivered on MONDAY, TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, oct. 20, u. %
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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-07
Mlistrllaneous,

AGE AND WISDOM" People always
fancy, " said Goethe, laughing, " that we
must become old to become wise but, in
truth, as years advance, it is hard to keep
ourselves as wise as we were. Man be-
comes, indeed, in the different stages of
his life, a different being; but he cannot
say that he is a better one, and in certain
matters, he is as likely to be right in his
twentieth, as in his sixticth year. We
see the world one way from plain, anoth-
cr way from the heights of a promontory,
another from the glacier fields of the pri-
mary mountains. We see; from one of
these points, Il larger piece of world than
from tho other ; but that is all, and we
cannot say that we see more truly from
any than from the rest. When writer
leaves monuments on the different steps Of
his life, it is chiefly important that he
should have an innate foundation and good
will; that he should, at each step, have
seen and felt clearly, and that, without
any secondary aims, he shonld have said
distinctly and truly, what has passed in
his mind. Then will his writings, if they
were right in the step where they origina-
ted, remain always right, however the wri-
ter may deyelope or alter himself in after
time"
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the season near the ocean, and enjoy the sea
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