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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

CHARLES Fox
RHEUMATIC AND PARALYTlC REMEDY.-These
po-ders are one valuable preparations known
lr RLkUmAitm hpT operation ana lclO1 hpp0d W w
90 Tor Paralysis those who hEye friends afflicted Win
this complaint may cal on the prepefer OF Ihs medicine,
who Will refer Them number OF persons who are no"
being benefited By the use Of these Powders -
Exiract Of letter from Prov cence l. Mr. = mas A
ken six powders be 10 decidedly oeIer' MS eViy aHu
articulation are much improved .-, .. H.. hoy,a
Mrs Low 90 VRndsm st. has been connnsd 20 me nVese
he past sixteen years OF Parelyis or Hempsss' WIZ
81 III down ard during her lness Of sixteen years she
con a ot al a. The table and take her meSs with The an
p consequence OF The food falling from her mouIa que
now sits al The table with the family, aud pafLAAes OF ner
meals with pe6Iure, and moreover cueHs net lCO1 On 40
m side 10 preference the hight SIDE which sae ns not
DOR before in The past sxeer years IN 4cN the
of the tongue OF the mouth NeresLOred 70 h5 ua1 a.
motions AHd EeWiGe he muSces Of her arm ano reg per
Hn their functions that abe DO iep' aoouI uef lOyu
The frands Of persOns who are afflicted win me sOr Of
ease mertoned in this advertise men lnsy CAL on ME-
Low ard udg for themselves % he wonderful Gu 49,
rites OF Lese Powders Mrs Low commenced TAX
Ing these Powders Nov. ), 100. -,
Mrs Sheppard 81 BeekmsH a. was severely anlC.edd
several yeaTs win kLt unlallslL IL sIp Ssi o--A "
vsTv s,vere cases OF Rheumatism Lininent Is slso
used as an outward application, and SOLO WIZ VIC i'
cers l., ,sL.-,,,a Given al refer
80 ~ he rrrative Qualities Of these POW lefs hO.eI'
Teas s. KOurOe.GL; Col HusnaIt, % - :, st. ~
s,vers Is F,sex-st: Adela Grant Il Cles1lleI 40
Sold hv gvlveser 81 Wakersii VI n = h4'Dalei A
9oie ,SisTr 8 Plorepce corner OfThirt-avehue and
gG9L sh az. Jchn Van Dyk. 81 Grandst, Williams
mel. n b Wyrars, NJ d, corner Of Columbia ana XIV
'ngtCn rs. ,.- O., have. s,s tho 5f,aetions
r. teed on them. Price % cents box
p-,~,~ed and gCld. wholesale ard retail, by
,5tswSUs+ CHARLES FOX, Zllf DivisionIt n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
MINERS CANADIAN VERNE

NAINER'S CANADIAN VERNE
w FUGE.-Thls Vermifuge " D always ex pei worms
in from FIVE hours after being administered IL "
also sao in M operation, and easily given Than
other - -
WINERS vE2MIFU0E
stood 'he OF several years snd been proved
superior ard all preparations for snils pufpOses
II Is certain expel worms, where hey exist lhs.
and mske4 There 10 not shadow OF doubt about H.
csDnOt fell This may appear strong language bat 10 oot
stronger han warranted In using and than fac9
will prove No one who hss used II will use any
other when Il can be obsned And whyl Because they
have confidence in IL that It will answer the pur
pose for which It 10 designed
Remember the game, Wners Canadian vermlfuge'-
Ths the cnly article that be depended upon Pro-
pared only hy ] WINER s. co 81 and SO maden-lane
For sale al 1888 BOwery sos Hudson-sL 10 Bro0hlyaT
Mr.. NJ HAYS I7b Euton-st MA lmfufhk Sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

HHE WATER-CURE All ROOND
4 HILL NORTHAMPTON, Mass 10 the most asls nv
f and attractive Esumton Of is hnd IN me eoocu sst
cessble by the North South E ,s,der
TIE following are some Of The advantages - tbs,,
Round H desirable residence Tor inOea,1sbs bosns.
pn,s air eren.lye and delightful scenery, sna 90
Ted ard heslIhf1I location Large sn9 Iaos ~ .im :,
ard comforts and conyeniencss o.yenc.d Physician
negent and Efficient MS :s:De5 Tor hose Who ~
puiese spii.h - IN i've well ard Oe well while they
i've great variety Of rural walk. and ples'so. drive.
IN the vicinity ga Gymns'ium, with blhadroom aga
Leersss A HALL, ND. Resident Physical or ~, AZ
FRED RANDALL, Esc, Agent. a. lZwthNN
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NREEBOLD INSTITUTE-At Free

NhEEhOLD lNSIlIO lE-At FIee-
= hold, Monmouth County, New Jersey.-The next
EEaon OF y weeks all open on Wednesday, the 7th Of
~ ChcelMs with fu Information. reference, &c, may
20 oy ADDRESSING The Principals One Of The Principals
NAoe al the Merchants HOTEL Cortland dat 10 take boys
la ia the institute on tn 7in 90 May. OLIVER Will
y ~ and Rev. }. r. uOLTON, 4. M, Principals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
Die MOND SEMINARY FOR

AAYOUNC LADIES, Staten Islsnd, ~ Y.-The sum
ner Session OF FIVE mOn.hs will commence on Thu KS
DAY, May TermG-$85 Slo5. Sl55 per session. sccorl.
lie lnGtuton al this ehghifu season Of the year The
ssge meets the boat from Whitehall Ferry at and morn
fg returns In the afternoon. and puts passengers down Al
the Institution Circulars can be obtained al Mr. SIOD-
DARTS S25 Broadway; Mr. BENEDICTS, WSlI.sL
New York; and Of Mr. and Mrs. KELLETT a. me 1ntu-
- -
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WATER CURE.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
~ CURE-Dr JOSEPH A. WEDEh mas assumed sns
seyusneuf heccRl Direction OF his l1suiuton rhe ~
laDlabmanl La IIuRlcd IN 50lh Orange Esses SooD'1
NsW.Jorsey one hOuTG ride from mo CITY 81 motifs sne
Essex Railway Visitors take the ferrboai al mo iOa
SOuAnc. a. Al A. M and al 81 NJ Private baths are ~
sched 70 most Of he PEueDLs rooms All eto5s oPof
sroessous business should be addressed 20 Dr. Weagi
suers the gupenniendept OF mo orange aooH~u "a
tsr-Cure u
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The celebrated
OXYGENATED elTrERS,
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL

X REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS!
Such as Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn HspiIusl Cosvs
mesa Acio stomach Headache, Lose OF Appeas. Phes.
Might swee!', Asthma or Phd.ic. Fslelsoce or
Wind IN The sogseh NILyou.as:'; Goodness ,S
Limbs, General Debility,
ard all the indescrbabe symptoms Of this universal dis
ease They are also the bes! sonc known for the proven
FEVER AND AGUE
These bliiers have received tho
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS
ever offered the public IN favor OF any Medicine In tho
world and approved by some Of tho beet Physicss
For the most SATISFACTORY PROOF OF the success
OF this remedy pamphlets containing full particulars
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
ard other parties ell kno VII to the public.
Among the numerous and highly respectable cenhcaess
Prof A A HAYES n D.. State Asssyer
FlTZHENRY HOMER ESQ, Boston.
JAMES c DUNN, E.q CITY Treasurer, Boston
hon mYRoN LAWRENCE. TX President hasscsu-
Hon L II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Id
and, now member OF Congress ,, =,
Michigan, row u. Senator.
Hon. j. T. HOREHEAD, formerly Governor OF Ken
hon j. + sIMSoNs y 5 Senator from Rhode Island.
Hon sAML ) PHELPS, 4 Sesator fTom W.
hon WIN. UPHAM. Senator from VI.
Hon. SOLOMON FOOTE, Member OF Congress hon
Hon H. D. FOSTER Member OF Congress from Penn
Hon M L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from VIZ
Cen. A c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress, from lowa.
b p STOW T.. ESQ Clerk in the House OF Represents
c G. TROwBRIDGE, Esq, Prest Michigan State
Pankl DetlOt Mich
GEO. W JONES, Esq, Surveyor Geucfal, Dubuque.
Nrccrprr uOYrr ~ &c u.u =, Al " .ss.r
Many other individuals OF the highest respe liability can
be re,eo 10, who Will confirm ali thst has been laid IN
favor Of this invaluable medicine.
DR.. GEO Is GREEN Proprietor, Windsor. VI
REED, BATES AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggisis, d
Merchants Row. )sOn, General Agens
Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles Tor s.
For sale by b D. Sands 100 FultOnst A. l. SEQ
will Co 3l6 Broadway; & n. Ring, 1872 Broadway,H Y.
and by The druggists generally In the Unrol States add
Canada. al lmMihSS'
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

/ Du Greenwich, Conn., X. NICHOLS, Pnnclpal-
| TrrnS Sl9O Der snnum The Summer Term VIII com
ice on he 2lst day Of April Circulars containing par
liars NAV he obtained OF NJ Newman Co, Ivy
Bdwsy and al the store Of Wells, Miller Provost 20
4 r.onf af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
NYOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE

IN 1NDO ~ IkODI BO w n XIV ~ 1--WE
lTE ESTABLISHMENT, Binghsmton, Broome Co.
N Y-This Esl5bShment 10 delightfully."- locaied al ne
base Of the mountain from when i takesis name sna
comnsnds delightfu view Of HE Chenaogo and 5usqqe
Ram Rivers with their rich and beautiful vaies.
THE Cure IL cow open Ort the reception and ueatn 1i
~ osena The Institute hGs been successful 10 securing
he eminent prolessious aid Of Dr. C. q. BARRETT, l.1
81 New.York Guy whose long experience 10 Hydropahy
l. cent guarantee 10 tho patrons of ILLS lnsAnuoo As'
thew will be sbundanuy cared for
Al letters SC. professional business, must De "a.
dressed 70 Dr. BARRETT, 81 the Cure. Communicauocs
only will be received that are pODpeid. alu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

N7INANT"S BOARDING SCHOOL
w FOR ROYS Liitia Ferry, nine mile from ~ ol
sen N i under the direction OF A b. WINANI ano
IIhY-Tbi, school 10 designed for young lads All tne
crescent members Of under twelve years OF age eno
none viii be received who are Older The number OF Po
f.ssSs III ceptP FOR circulars, please apply TO MI
YHURMAN corner Canal and Vesiry sic or mT; o. a. X
RORINsON, 81 Pine-Et New-York al nn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

MRS. l.. ID. WRIGHT will reopen her
NE Day and Bosrdlng-sehool for Young Ladies and
Children. Thursday. tie 9Th day OF May next at 3l3
Brosdwsy; and refers parents snd guard her crcu
OF plans tesmouies ald erms which may he o64eed
ny callrg al The Book Stores of MARK NEWMAN,
and OF ROE LOCKWOOD, al Broadway. al2 lmhWSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
ASSlNING FAMILY BOARDING

4 kSSINlNG a MIL1 QUA RDILNN
OSCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT SIN9-sING, N Y
Tho sunni or Term Of this School commences on the first
Monday % May The number Of Pupils is limited 70
geye For fui particulars see Crcula,s to be had o.
:. Person ESQ. Is Hammondst n. Y, or OF the
Principal al srg-sng. Rev. P. LUNDY, NJ;
u17 i8yyTbSt Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
HENEW- ENGLANDLIVES STOCK

n INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New Haven. Conn
Insure horses cattle &C against loai from death e!iho
from natural cause accident disease OF anJ description
whatever -
shAnga i2nm Il. D. ham, AkenA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
NuESNnT GROVE COLLEGE. Clif-

II II IN N "
L,on s,aten Islspd-Presidsnt Rev. THOMAS TOW
Ill M I. G. Din consequence OF the unpreceoenI
IMPROVEMENT both 10 the physical and mental culture OF
pupis OF the llfatoD. but very lew vacancies are
-,kSSe for the Summer Term commencing on the Let
MAY TIE course Of educslion consists OF tne creek
r6 Lain Classics, French, spanish ard German Dy ma
i OF these countries respectively Engsh all the SCI.
seet ara every branch OF Bellies Leilres also vocal and
,,uumsnsl Music. Gymnastics and Military Tactics.
ne situation "a one OF the most delightful pleasant eud
IN New York vel /, 10 az retired as II 10 the Western
verpess and Il commands the combined advantages OF
"a forest and elevation No pains or expense are spared
Enture the highest he part OF the various In
rTctors and ali The comforts and convenience OF home
ne pupils. The President can be seen on Iuesdays
f1sdaPs and Saturdays at the ofhce OF SEAMAN
MUIR, b2l Broadway. An early application necessary
REFsRENcKs Rev prs Berrisn, Higby, Schroeder and
HSwts; Professors Hscfley and MscvicEer, Columbia
College Sesmsn Muir, 81 brosdwayi Center
|co "a Old.sIip; Davidson X Bromley n Wsll-st; Bar
y n Pine-sI s. d, Appleton, Broadway Carlton Co,
irosdway. mSI lmMfh&S'
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATl-
"Columhia College, NJ Y. Jan Is, 1881.

OCAL SCHOOL, West Poin;, New-York The next
Hm Of this Institution will commence the first OF May
IMPLICATION for admission bsi time should be made a.
Z early day
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NNGLISH AND CLASSICAL

IA sCHOOL-Mr CLARENCE COOKS Family
kAoa Tor Boys al Tarrytowp will open for the Summer
isn on the 6nl day OF May 1871 Tue number Of boys 10
1lsd TO fifteen Circulars may behad at u. ? Putnams,
Appleton Co . arc al SpAidGg Shepherds, or on
tpfcsuon to Mr.. COOK, ~ TsrrytOwn. al 6wMWSS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
OTHERS Il co. No. IS Wood-st PlrfssURgH, r.
Collections made on eli the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF "a
TINTED STATES References o. Newly orE-Aesfr
vgi-sa-s Lauier A Co. 81 Wallet. sui7u
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NORTLANDT INSTITUTE.-A So

~ ect Boarding School Tor Boys, at Peskskll. n Y
Circulars may be obtained Al the bookstore OF MASON
LAW o PGk.row opposite the Aslor House, or by sd-
trsaing he principals ri Peekskil.
Rev GEO PHlPPEN, } Princinnls
dim A. X. PhlPPEN, '"O'P'
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RR CHARLES MUNDES WATER

~ CURE Establishment, IN Bensonvls, North
aglntop Mas hss been reopened For further parcnsrs
apply 70 he Doctor, "a above or 70 VIM. RADDEL ga
RrosdWs Eew.YoTk. III fuSu
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CALIFORNIA.

Professor Shepherd, who has recent
ly explored this land OF wonders, thus
writes Of it: 81 have now explored
California for nearly two years. lean
truly say it is land Of wonders.
There are fresh flowers every month
in the year, and winter now wears the
bloom Of spring. have found water
falls three and four times as high as
Niagara !; natural bridges, Of white
marble, for SURPRISING in beauty that Of
Rockbridge, Virginia; some thousands
Of gold-bearing veins, inexhaustihlc
quantities Of iron and chrome creslead,
bismuth and quicksilver, most beauti-
fol porcelain clay, and, in short, every
thing that can bless an industrious and
cnterprising people. In one valley /
found more than forty springs over one
hundred degrees Fahrenheit. In an
other valley sixteen geysers, like the
famous one in Iceland. In this famous
abode Of Vulcan the rocks are so hot
that you can stand upon them but a
shot time even with thick boots on.---
The silicious rocks are bleachcd to
snowy whiteness, and brecCiated and
conglomerate rocks are now actually
forming. The roar Of geysers at times
may be heard a mile or more, and the
moment is one of the most intense in
l.terest as you approach them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

II gscs'nss ard IL plus "a tllr hsIsf parl
IL May. o. early 10 Jnnr. afler the rssss
has gal sooi start MD The sod romplc,c,
~ insrsIrsI. IL viii deesy very rapidly,
ii.an ,Isc Efnss.aialinh oI lhe grcen rrap,
asI srry sunn brcone zyxiiahie food il
lhs ge.wsng plants. " hen srass lands
aac pl"srd Late 10 'hr season. with g.H.sl
GRIP IL green malirs 10 luta mY,ler. al,r
sd y Il dcfa, 50 .nrr thm il pIowcI III
I'll. uf esrty ~ spring.
Oae mol experienced in riffs mdlIc ii
rnl walton aiIthe a~,onisl,ci ii the rspid,.
iy IL decomposition 10 Tho sol. W.
plisssd iaiArr loash grass so'I iIie 20ih
IL June Then spread n,snm,c; narrowed
lI,,nuagsiy. !, md planted potatoes. III nnly
irw aceks ,hes we're read, ka In~u,g.
ari ~ -tl,is operation. The saI Was slrca.i,
,leeayin{ snd bero,nlng rcllnw. Alhir-
s.sslas y -ream'i r.nnl nl,leirly .lrrompa<rd.
Fnm, lie large GRIP. will, only light ns.,I:
no'sg. u We evident. that The sd and
grass eoulsilm,ed principally 10 he p o.
,iartinn of large crop.
Swasd Iapi. with good GRIP Of grass.
plowed fase. Il in good comli,ion ior ,orn
o. pniaiocs. ~ sI'rmt aay other cmp. wnh
suitable maanrlng. lly rrpca,cdharrrw-
f,g. 50 A. q produce iinc tItl. Il is sui'a-
bTs fir sduasl,cs. surumbcrs. mriuns.
pumpkins and rshJagcs. and they will
gencr us succeed better ON rich l,n,is
ii,an an old groua;f. which often abounds
10 insects. u Is al-o go,,j for buck kwheai,
and laf filia hagas anil other iurnips; aud
i the land i = deep lean. and plnwcd
,Ircp. 'and weII pnlserizcd. ID ~ill answer
wclf fus hceis ani Carrots. II j. alsu gso,i
ior fodder corn.
N-sc Eaglaai Faanr.
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feasianss Inek beyond New, England; and
she name IL whiell resrr. has already be-
come - marh the properly ~ history.
that drlieaey does nas Iosbid mr IL aIIads
10 ~ ahsie yet il i 50 maell ! household
wnni, tIsss yeerssisy hardly mqnsnss that
| should pranounee III Thai slluslrious
mah. nearly haif a cenlury sga. ~as hard
Al work a Beighlasng ealleEe In die
cultivation u his snsfileet. and he n been
hard n work. almost esrf since. cor The
welfare sf his country. sprak mol
of lie distinctive hue 81 his political
apinian<. or rl any particular position he
may Al any time have assnmcd; lsui oseF-
lnoklng all parry distinctions. speak OF
him as an earnest. hcsse-s. fsrsecing patti
Of; man u aisdom and sssp VI might;
great n nuiy 10 lcrpse n. N scsion; IN
lhuneilfai moderation ~ IN rrsisti1< pow
cr. IlunuT him a lis 4, be GAlsnee
wheel in our political mechanism. which
shall give 10 each aud every part Of il >
steady. sale and eiIerlisc operation. lio-
nor him as ono whs has more ilian once
shown himself able 10 stand mp IN serene
grandeur amidst walfing eiemeats. and 10
make his sosee heard above the Ioudcst
swell ol lac storm. declaring Coz his eoun.
lry, his whole country, forever. | honor
han A. one who has g'scn additional val.
uc TO llc privilege of being an American,
and wllose name we have only 10 repeal,
10 fcbnl MANY of llie paliry calunnies Of
ioillcr nations. There have been pcripds
inout history. hen All parties have unit
cd m tribute OF homage 10 his public cha
raclcr; and even when he has appeared on
The arena Of political conflict. and mingled
in The hottest OF the fight, he has never
siood in SO much as a, eqaivocal attitude,
in respect either TO dignity or integrity;
aud bis very adscr-arics have fell consl.ail.-
ell 10 du him honor. Ills vocation has been
that Of statesman; and there Ills innu.
cncc and his honors have chiefly cenlcrcd;
and ycl ic has occasionally brought nh
offering 10 The cause OF literature, which
has given him place among her most
renowned bcnefaclors. The productions
Of bis pen. distinguished alike by clasic
simplicity and rugged strength. may fai,ly
; el.alkngr comparison with The most elas-
i, sic productions Of antiquity. lis thoughts
] are ~rIlain Of diamonds. aud his slyIe
s like crystal stream. Even Plymouth
i Rock and Bunker Till have been invested
) with new attractions by The power Of his
4 eloqucnce; and as long as ihe unc stands d
4 vpuuss ror rcrgpua Irecuuu, auu ihe
i ether witness fur civil freedom, cacl
will be a witness also 10 the majesty o.
! his intellect. Yes, he will live on through
i MI coming iimc; will live u continually
/ brighter and stronger and more widely
diiluscd life. And il The State where he
4 was born and nuriurcd, or the State in
] which most Of his public life has been
] passed. should venture sn attempt "a
lnonopolize his fame. or hereafter to build
( his monument, his country would cry out
that lie belonged to her; the world
would cry out that he belonged to her
! and these universal claims would be ccllo.
r cd and rc.cchocd by each passing genera
lim."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Green. of peckham. England. corrobo-
rsles this. aud saws he has used ii for
ten years successfully. His doses "a
persons atose pabcrty Is one sixth ef j
gram ~ mint-waler, every four hours;
Tor luiantssery minute doses srs given,
and these with cs1tinn. DIR. Bennett,
u Gateshead, states that after ammonia
minor acids. and the application Of nj.
trate of silver had all failed. in treating
malignant scarlet fever. he found that
one Or two tsblr spoonfuls Of fresh
yeast frequently given. was quickly
eliieacious as an antiscptic and stiinu.
liant.
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A KISS FOR CHARITY SAKE.

The following amusing lil,le French
story is translated liom recent number
Of the Courier dcs Ela.s Unis, which is
always picking up the best things which
appear in the l'arisian journals:
Ala race course in Normandy, some
EnsIlsIlmen were a.lmIring The prictur-
esune and historic costume oil The women
Of lhe country. Several Of these gentle
men jockeys, slightly excited BY the i'm.
presslnns ol their deJeuncr, we've gathered
together in a knot, admiring not only
,he costume, bu, ,hc captivating faces .
tho womcn Of Normandy, whose bcaui.
was heightened BY The plquant or'g.naiit!
Of their lofty lace head-gcar. rhcs
spur,smcn were u,lcring their comment
on the passcrs by i'll a loud tone OF voice
when their attention was arrested by I'D
extraordinary beauty Of young woman
evidently just married, who at thai lnu
men, PASSED by. She was walking in III
mlds. or a grosp u country lads and lasse
IN ,hcir silk dresses aud long tailed, shor
waistcd, black coats, and in The compan
m,sh, be seen The black cassock VI III
cure and vicar Of tho parish.
! .What 4 beauty exclaimed one ol u
soor,s,nen, /. on my honor, Id give Nv
: suyerelgns for KISS Of her rosy check,
!, .lIaho here's biislek, who says ne
! gyc Two soyercigns 10 kiss our Louise
SAID j pumpkin IN a black velvet vest an
! l,ab nailed shoes. !.
: All! all cried several Of The glT
together. !. how generous Two ioais :
!, nul t'erur -, :,
!. Wen, ,Aen, III give hrce,' said Y
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BEAUTIFUL ALLUsION TO MR.. WEB
STER.

In discourse delivered before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society of Bowdoin College,
Maine, Inc Rev. DIR. VIM. B. Srrague
piycs his thoughts on "'rhc Perpclui,y o.
Intellectual influence" From this splen
did aud classical production We take plea
sure in making The following exract:--
.If | were 10 select from The whole in
tellectuaI nobility Of The present day on
whose influence, especially as Il states
man. furnishes as apt an illustration ofn,
subject as any other. should have nc os
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The Rev. Stephen Olin, President Of
the Wesleyan University. al Middsetown.-
Connecticut, died al tina. place on Sa,ur.
day morning. after long and painful
illness. lie was one ofihe most eminent
ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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Tur Cun,srrAN RELrcroN IN Cn1NA.-

TnE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN CHINA.--
.The Annals Of the Propagation Of the
Faith" states that the Emperor Of CnlNA
has issued decree by which the free ex-
ercisc Of The Christian Religion is per-
milied throughout the whole extent OF The
Chinese Empire. This movement is as
cribed 10 the circumstance that the EN-
pcror was educated by Christian lady in
whom his father had great confidence.