New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

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s-vtr Ascending the rch Milling swell OF the pra re on
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r4z lsy cVsThe permitted to feast hs vision, crossed
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q ~ rsosess vere Of these ocesnke stretches of pra
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M CT; &C here and there by tie fences and land marks
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hss ch,es,ed is Inc IuvouuSrly struck into the trail
ana h sirangv reflections and medita!Uns iedmy mind
Allowed Il I'D my attention arrested by the peculiar
To- rnzoa q the groan sbout pc when upon examination
ana irourv found myself to be surrounded by group
q hos ancient snd xpsinabe mounds So numerous in
:A< Vtstern lands These mounds lie all sides about
Cs-oE CoDee and arc Of many forms Several are much
Z lie soTm o. the badger resemble the turtle in
sAsy and Others are simple oblong mounds The Indians
intv no,hng Of their history and paid them but little re
c; They were abundant in all the higher parts of this
s but .re fas; fading away beneath the pillow and har
nv Soon they viii all be gone and, but for the memo
rss al them collected by industrious antquarans
vcad he ut,ry forgotten hope thathe College grounds
v-sse-ve some Of those mysterious relics Of lost and
os:en race No eur0siiies think, will be so interest
rg shsr term Of years these fancful and grotesque
shares.
Tts College e. presen; under the Presidency OF John
4 Savage, D. d formerly OF Ogdensburg n y, and is
rL1ly under tie patronage OF the Presbyterian
6srcrirstion. II Is greatly in want II Libra
y and l les-n that Dr. Savage intends visit
-s NevYork aid other eastern cities to appeal to the
t-evo,eEi 10 furnish tie of purchasing books 1t
70 b hoped that Re may meet reception commensurate
VII tie worhines. Of the object There are hundreds Of
vesity P-csty.ersns-;o say nothing Of other denomna
aoEs-~ho sbCud o.ce the opportunity OF increasing
- faoss To- tie extension Of knowledge in the West
LII u ivh he mesns for good and thorough education
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Wscozs.1 e alive with Temperance agitation. Many lee
;rrers ar IN he fed among whom recognize the names
oryr. CH J Nehols Mrs L. y. Fowler and Mr.. Fonda
= 20 .. re Grey cpfcc -tI progress Out lne mus Va
e peoys sTe aS persrse enough TO greet them gladly
T. Lsvs .s.ve meetings and NEE, with marked success
TLs. I. u1k doub e. what viii be The final vote in re-
I.1- lie qses.on submitted to the people "Wii
ye- lave TIE Name Law = The German population who
,se ees1 ucrzapps Of iQg>r Jer, are quite strenuous
Z cyf,&on srl tLsTs are plenty Of disappointed but
ssy.g ptisl hssks 10 ecbo the stale and stupid cry Of
sr11-s.--or,I4y Eri gnorsni echoes are prompt 10
.z:et p ikt have hundreds Of eIpounders of the
C1x.z yho for ,hsr iyss could not tell the difference
sssvssn liA Cyrsfasisyn and TIE Hippodfome.
LrCIAg BURLZIOH