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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ADRIAN MroH.-A destruc.
tive FIRE occurred in Adrian Thursday morning which
destroyed property to the amount about ten
dollars, as we learn from the Daily Watchtowcr n
broke ont In frame building Main street The fol
lowing are the losses :-Bideman loss $3.50 Insured
$500 Mrs. Bassett loss $3.50 insurance. w NJ Shell
don loss $780, insured $500 Hall Lyon loss 800 no
insurance; Wheeler Beals, loss 81 800, insurance
!. G Warner, loss $780, no insurance James Berry,
loss $500 no insurance. j. W. Helms loss 81 200 insur
ance 5000 A. Truax, loss 800, insured Bradish n
Pierce, loss $780, insured c. Armeigh loss 800 no
insurance; Hr. Andrews and Mr.. Whesland loss not
known but understand they lost their libraries and
II their ONCE furniture. -DcroN Tribune, AprN IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

Hon. Judge Forbes, Boston; Judge Lake San Francis
Ellis Baker DR.. Thomas Hun Albany; Hon. G, Tyson
Halifax; Gen. Woodland, f. +. Drake, Ohio A. d Barton
bs sn W ss1 Al HON
Nicholas.
Francisco Capt. Waterman, California; s. K. George,
Baltimore; W G. Rankin, U. s. Al T. R. Craig Science
tany panS r5s Cincinnati j. ggskley Louis
Al were among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropo
tan Hotel
Gen. Granger Canandaigua; c. Morgan, Auburn; H.
H. Van Dyck Albany; Capt Pratt ship Margaret Evans
Major Douglas Judge Beman, Georgia. Col Burke, U. s.
A.; J. /. Dos Geneva; CAPT Brown steamer Bay state
J. ". Tyson Maryland j. Mclvaine, Dr. Hammond Vir-
ginia were among the arrivals yesterday at the Aston
Mr. Lozana, lady and maid, Madrid, NJ Campero, A.
H. I. Bodgett and lady, Boston; Alexander Robertson
and lady South Carolina, among the arrivals yes
Mr. Wright, New York; W. H. Sailing North Carolina;
j. Buck, b. r. Sherwood, New Jersey. Professor Fay,
Savannah, were among the arrivals yesterday at the
Prescott.
G ln d Mt: sna nd H
Miss ns.h, NV York, Nj, and Mrs ThuIgar New York
sEssan Jane; aa,n 'e aaniisSn N mann
Ese Sss s 1s1 M'yf rasfeS YsTq
ssT %a eGHs NJ vaa
hr and Mrs Howe, three children and Mr.
ford and friend New York Thos Quincy. Kentucky Hon
Titzwlliam, England; W Battersby, England; Samn
Hawortb Philadelphia Fitz Faber Germany; Mr. Hamil
ton Mexco John Ferguson Scotland Mr. Barrsna Mexico
Mr. and Mrs Fieetman Mr. and Mrs Bates, Phladephia j.
Jackson Rev IN Davis, Jas Taylor, Nora, Phi
meas John Jones New York Mr. Simmons, Miss Gum Mr.
Skinner Hamilton C w Mr. Blenleo, Mr. Girangson and
two sons, Now York; Macfarlane Canada; A Dando,
England Mr. Merkle, Switzerand Francis Roberts. New
York; VIM Thomas Arhone Martin, France Henry, do;
Mr. Vincent do b T Cobb, Now Yor; Mr. Hartmann, do;
Mr. Cordukes do; Dugvan do Mr. Doherty do Mr. Men
France; Patrick Aspol Wisconsin; Holmes Canada West
John Tonge ii Rogers VIM Smith, 7 Pettibone, W IL
Hackman, and others.
the stcamehip Southerner for Charsston-HS Forty
Mrs Robertson j Carter, A X Ruck-r, Mr. Lawrence,
Mrs Parker, Miss Parker, Miss Bryant Linseback
I Smith, A Sleek Nash, w Hoffman, Jr, Crabtree
and Is in the steerage.
In the steamer Alabama, for Savanrah-I Cunning. M
Solomons, w Comstock p Sherwood, ID Sanders and
lady, G Sanderson, S Schuyler Cottsberger, J
Rogers, Smith, II Smith and Is in the steerage.
From Charleston in the steamship Unon-Mrs Carne Mrs
Gronng Mrs Lyon and servant, Miss l. vers. Mrs
Hannah child and servant r Parker. Mr. Lovesly De
Procheron and lady Geo Burger Jas Devenney Matthew
Green. Thomas Durgin Capt Cobb Rev jenkins three
children and servant Fred jenkins, Lewis Hanne
berger, Congdon, Shepherd ii Pomeroy, Mr.
johnson, Messrs Kellogg Reed and wife, Baldwin !
Thompson. Geo Bethune, Csrey, IL Thayer Eydam, W
strong, Robertson and Blackhurne Dening
Thayer and lady-and 65 in the Storage.
From Liverpool, in ship VIM ii Iiarbeck-A Murphy o:
Canada, Delaney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Coroner Inquest.

THE LATE FArAI. BLASTING AocIpESr.-John Mccormick
the proprietor Of the stone quarry at the corner of the
Second avenue and Forty street his foreman Will
liam Ekid, and John Burns the blastran all of whom
were censured by the Coroners Jury upon the inquson
to the circumstances Of the death OF William Petit
grew, whose brains we're smashed out by the fail OF q
stone projected from the quarry upon the setting of
sand blast, composed Of 400 pounds weight of powder
upon the explosion Of which stones thrown in ali
directions, and one by the fall OF which deceased met
his death, was thrown 200 feet, were arrested on
Wednesday 1y warrant from Coroner Hilton who acted
upder the advice of the District Attorney TO answer any
indictments which might be preferred against them by
the Grand Jury. The parties held to bail by the
Coroner Mccormick required " find bail In the sum
of 81, 900, and the other two In $500 each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

Ship Samuel M Fox. Ainsworth. Havre, March I6 With
mdse and 62S passengers to Livingston March 10 ist =
20 lon II o. paced barb Place bound W 25th LAT ~
30 % Ion III l3 passed chip Juliet Of New York. bound w
same date took pilot from boat Christian Berg The
experienced heavy weather, with NE gales and
Bark Hansa CBrem) Brinksman, Havrs IS days in bel
with 2lz Passengers 10 Pauie Cesar Expersaosa
heevy weather on the coast
Bark 0gen a Heinrich (Brern), Rohimann Bremen -
April lat 50 on 81 3d. spoke Brc ship Gathe days
from Bremen for Baltimore; 18TH 100 miles east OF Ssndy
saw steamship Atlantic West hence for Liverpoo(
yns 70 In thick storm and heavy gale, was very
Bark Juno Brsm), Ednard Bremen a. d.va in bsl,ast
~ s tsf m Pavenstadt Schumacher March
~ "a. " 70 ion - 81 experenc hurricane from SSE
lat 10 IS ssd o pm ~ to 9Th inst in the Toe from
Schr Mary Frances, Dresco. Addison sdsys
Sehr Pswtucket, -, Rockixnd.
BELOW
with mdse and passengers, to Williams Guion 'A
Ship Albert Gsistin (of Bath, SAiters from H.vr.
March II, with passengers s'
ship HSy.rd Souls. f,sn Havre. March IT, with p.s...
Ship wabash. Barnes from Havre March ls with pAssss
gers.
Also four ships two barks and three brigs the Bar
and largo heet Of rugged vessels the soutwNrd
SAILED
Steamships Europa. Liverpool; Alabama. Savannah:
Southerner Chareston ships Tornado (cipper Liverpool
thon, New Orleans; bark Albert London brig AusustA
Savannah.
Wind during the day from wsw.
lBv SANDY HOOK PRINTING TRLD0RAPa1
the HI0HLArDs April l9-ounaown-
The steamtug Achilles is south Of the Highlands conA.g
from the Underwater.
-Four ships and three outside the Hook bound In
hlso. three ships and bark bound out
weather thick ana foggy Wind fresh from NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Storm on the Lakes.

STORM on LAKE HuRoS.-We learn by private
despatch that tho schooner Buckeye state, which put
into St Clair river from Lake Huron on the i4th instant
reports schooner Fortune bark Badger state schooner
Luther WRIGHT, propeller Forest Queen sll ashore be
tween Presque Isle and Thunder Bay Islands
storm had been raging Lake Huron during the four
preceding days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

At San Francisco recently, Chinese woman who owed
money which she unable to pay was req uired
by her creditor in accordance with Chinese custom
take poison In order 10 "show her Of the debt
She accordingly swallowed dose Of opium and would
have died had not policeman learned the circumstances
and eSa1nodher TO take a. Antidsto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDGARTOWN, April l4-Arr schrs Eliot, Gould Chsriss.
ton for Boston, Ontario Penniman NYork for Bath War
ror Witham, do for Saco Paas, Mcintyre do Port
land "a
schr Superior Peabody 18th from Kennobunk Port
for Fall River went ashore Cape Pogo last night
Oft to day. after dschargng deck She
damage and will reload and proceed the earliest oppoe
tunity.
Also schr Canton Adams Boston for Holmes Hole.
In port 18th, sohrs Eliot. Ontario Warrior. Pallas and
Superior.
Also Eth schr Gertrude Horton NYork for Belfast
and remains 10TH
PHILADELPHIA April l9. PMnArr ship shacks
bridgeport; Carlisle sPpe; Worcester Rhodes and
Invoice Glover Provdence Brazos Dickinson Portland
Fillmore Loring, do; Williamson, Jr Winsmorc. Boston,
cleaners City Of Boston Baker, Boston; Delaware SAad
ford, NYork
CID steamship Keystone State Hardie. Saysnnsh baxk
schrs Virginia Barnes Charlesen Invoice Glover Pro
dence; James Barratt Cobb Cambridge; N Carlisle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

TelegraphIc Marine Reports.
BOSTON. April la-Arr ships VIM Wetherell LiyoroooI
Leila Rotter dam Mary Robinson (new) Bath Bari d
Yerrington Smyrna
NEW ORLEANS, April barr barks GirArd, Boston;
Rose Standish New York. -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

Ship Dakotah two years old S4 tons built At Portland
ynsin the Atlantic Dock has for about $ OO0
en,ansa Proyidsnee Post fears
Tor the SAFETY OF clipper ship Dauntess Captain
Miller which sailed from Boston Oct 81 for Va,parsse
Ence when nothing has been heard her Tho Dsunt
ess hne cpper ship OF 1000 built Medford about
GsSdsns Esa nes saiuSd At 500 and oyned
sured in New York. - 'o''0' - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Board Of Councilmen-Sfatesis Session.
OFFICIAL,


WEDNESDAY,, April 10 1854
Present-Edwin ]. Brown, Esq President in the chair,
and fifty nine members,
Councilman BEAKLEy, who bad been ordered be con
sdered contempt for being absent at the call Of the roll
Friday and also for not appearing notified to make
lions to the Sergeant alarms at the bar Of the House
and not having to offer as to Monday
dered to he reprimsnded, and accordingly The
Presder Yin dor referred to the propety Of members
continuing in their seats, unless duly excused, &c.
REMONsTRANCEs
Others against the removal OF Washington Market To
Committee Markets
by Counc Gilman CIirroN-0f A. d. Hopkins aud $50
Others against came. To same.
BY Councilman YouNG-Of Alfred p. LagrAve and 100
others, against same. To
by Councilman KrsrFpy-Of james Van Nostrand aud
$50 Others against same. 10 came
BY Councilman of Vanderbilt L. Buxton and lT
Others, against same. To same.
BY Councilman NoRTH-0f Andrew Hall and l26 others,
against To
BY Councilman RrED-of James J. Jones against spring
piles being slip adjoining pier No IS by the Wall
Street Ferry Company and against other by
said company. To Committee on Wharves, &c.
by Councilman koRTH-0f Letitia Doughty and others,
against opening 1Sth street between Third and
Fourth avenues 10 Committee on Sewers.
Ky Councilman McINTyRE-By owners of property on
Committee Streets
Nv Councilman srrLy-Of NJ M Van Dihs and othors.
against the removal Of Washington Market To Committee
Markets.
BY Councilman soHuvLER-of samuel r. Forshay TO be
riee Ac.
BY Councfimsa KErk Eny-Of Cbas Donison, Jun, and
Others for In F-snkn street. from Hudson street
the North river 10 Committe~ % Sewers
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
For the Rutland County Iieraid.
Brandon-.is il was, and as il is.


The physical resources OF this town.
excepting IL minerals, are in nowise sn-
perior, so FAR As relates 10 the character
OF the soils. TO mosi Of the towns en-
bracins the valley Of Otter Creek than
which there is no better lands this side
Of the Rocky Mountains. This long
line Of interval receives annually, the
best Of all fop-dressi"gs, by the gentle
overaowing OF this sluggish stream I;
which subsidies 80 quietly as to leave its
rich deposits, brought down from the
Mountains, more equally distributed,
than could be effected by any human
skin. OF this allusial region, Brandon
shares about equally with the other
town. which embrace it. Much Of It's
upland especially in the easieriy part
Of the toWn, is light sandy soil easy
Of cultivation and very productive
when properly treated bat requiring
a more frequent sni liberal outlay IN
manoring. Than the alamine mixtures,
which retain their manurings much
longer.
The improvement, IN hUsbandry, 50
general IN The country, of late years
especially in New England are a. vis'
ible 10 this town. probably, as in any
o,her in ihe country. There ts~ per.
sons here, uio haye recently turned
iheir attention TO agricultural pursuits
~i.o are making from their ample mean
liberal osilays for improvements IA eul
giraiioa--in ihe breed u their anima!i
---in ihs construction ol ihsir barns ans
other oai-baiidings and IN farnin;
uirn,il, ~hich already elbibil ampi'
proof o. abe high degrees u imPfogemeh
Il whleA tbis fsndsmeaiai dep2ns4en
q lstor Is saseePiisls-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
HENRY WARD DEEoHER or Hnws.
PAPERS.

We Gnd The following paragraphs IN
nu excellent sermon, preached by this
distinguished divine, Oh Thanksgiving
day:
ave may no, omit 10 mention and
and honor those grand dispensers of
knowledge--ihe newspapers. We must
no, demand Of them that which We cx-
prct d books of science, or Of pfofcs.
sional chairs-Hb-ifset knowledge for
Il is their peculiar function 20 present
living knowledge Ia living mcn. Il j.
not learning, but kn9sledge, in which
they deal.
They are not merely journals of
news of lbe lasi happenings They are
wonderfully changed from thai old type.
and are destined to be- yei more r.otcui
They are daily encyclopedias ihey are
repositories of literature Of soanlesi
criIirisfns of ari galleries VI desefip.
lions of nature iihey are books ~ science
they contain mofe ihan libraries aad
better suited lyr lhe popular want. fr
ihs great seholar'lip--ihe people. surh
papen as ihe Tri5sas ihs Taes. iho
P,usburg Gassae. Ciaciuaaii Gasr8s
Indians JsuraaiL2uisv.lle Jmaa' isas
ton Commonnsai'h ani Ifarsiier, csa-
iain more religious msficr every week
fhan Do religious pap'rs more scleuiif-
y mniief ihaD journals u se.enos .asre
hirmiuge snl 90 ilaa moGii.ifs deso-
20 lieiaiufc ana AT Tie ioas ~ he
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
THE OLD PoD.AUGER DAYS.

st JOSIAH d. CHASsGNa.
saw an aged man at work
lie turned an auger ruund
And ever and anon he'd pause,
And mediate profound.
Good morning. friend, quoth | 20 him
Ant thinking how io raise
Oh, no, said he, rm thinking on
The old Pod Anger days"
True, by the hardest then We wrought,
with little extra aid;
On honor wero the th,nE- ~ bossh.,
ON nunur those we made.
And now invention stalks abroad,
Deception dogs her ways;
Thing. different are from what they were
In old "pod augef days"
Then homely was the fare We had,
And homespun what We wore;
Then scarce anirEard pulled the string
Inside hi- cabin door
Then humbug. dtsn't ay 81 thick
A. hslfthe world to haze,
That sort ui bug Wa scarcely known
In old "pod .auger days"
Then men were strong, and woman fair
Was hearty a. The doe
Then few ~ dreadful feeble" were,
They couidn't knit and sew
Then giriz could sing, and they could worn
And thumb gridiron laysi
That -ar Of music took the palm
ia old ''Ppd auesT days"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
VERMONT MARBLE.
The sutherland Falls Co. in The Town Of
RUTLAND, VT.
FISHER A CANNING. Aaeuts

Az saving white, vafiegai"d, Sienna and Italian
yened Nafbes FROM The Qnsrref ~ Sutherland falls
aud Sudbap, At puces corresponding wiih the differ
cot qusites ordered. TIE Marble qasrried near their
Mil hss bseH suft w New butk and ri-eW here and
h.und II superior rhaftftcr tof durability nne hntsh
and beauty ~ sein, whie that al udla, b. consided
the finest srtrfsEt AaKnLE 10 ,he world.
tisalsrs and wufkefs 10 Marble invited tn test
the dictent ~ iT monumental ornamental
~ Architectural purpnsrs, Tho Mil b. situated few
r,,is nom ihs Bosfas BYr,arfoa Raarar, with all
ihr arrangements necessary iuf Immediate shipment
in any difccunfi. ByOfdsr. shcnld be sddfesred 10
the Agents az -CrHt ~, 50 fALlt fIrtyoHu, r o. VI
S.fAs.lssd ptitt .ugrsA lisa ian0s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
xr wirr Asp CHILD


ertsta uF Fsnfe uiis is nosf.
AF'nish hfafs. ssusn ast siiEhi,
raf. shan ststrt hsf Iartor,. 80
shs rassrs sai, ~ asit
Ht'a IS o. tsauiY stfHnf. tnd fsrs,
ftstagtst W fsmafaus pas''s rais--
40 htaris mtftt drrsn bsf vsr, fAir,
Ahd ~ ebs hssuns.
Not hrsuuiui 60 ths f1atnisf's EYES,
lptsuss hrI neiiis.i i,sauts lies
Nt is hcf fsstofe.' huluess grace.
hsi ~ sueci safuatss " hef iacs.
a loot of pssirri rcntienr.s
pn no aHd hfas ssfrnsi, hos,
And oi,. . wufid II ienAemrss
Shines safslJ To- hff eyrsf
Hcr ips--ip me o. ''fs,s, buds wei''
%. hall 80 sasruiai eouid be-
'oye thea tasf thrl aesef yet
His'te uue anlaYtns wefd b. me
There h -sest snd uaueioss afsce
Ilosting stsuifd hef fsrm asd fate--
The beatty " iuliy sui
illames snd issa,i1es ths whole.
And when the nre-oms day g. e'ns,
And the sweet evening time eomes on.
AHs peari-d uui vi lth tuh anG care
..nt into my stidy cbsir.
Clo-cing my syes to curtain out
The scting shades offsat aud Doubt
4 uuj f,ai, with noi-eiezs glide.
Come. stealing soiliy to mJ side
Bnrhi cuns adoun my shoulder twine,
And little hnrsrs hide IN mine
And gentle tnnos salute my ear
Nuh Hofds Ut sympathy and choef,
Oh euuid meet. "a ilh daustloss heart,
The stomest, darkest It's Of life,
Win such guardian A. L,sA AIT,
Ny own beloved wife
Ny child ny darling bright haired boy
A happy laughter loving spfiie,
Whose heart Is mlf,h, whose hfe j. 10y,
Und,mmed by shade OF blight,
lie has his mothers curls Of gold,
ilis laugh has just her nngng. tone,
And in his features bcbuld
The softoned likeness ofmy own.
And gazing, Oft | wander back
Along my by hoods huwey tack,
roam again beside tho stream,
see again the wsiers CLEAN,
anu ehHiiih-s see OF seem 7" see.
My face reelected back To me
Ny wife and child my all on earth.
on what were life, bofeit of them
Beside their love, how hule vutth
Seems cioty'- brightest disdem
Ny wife and child these are the charms
Nhirh make me cling to earth - rise
To circle them in loves fond arms,
And IN the act--uneloae my eyes.
Where, whofe am ?-and where are hey
Alas : the dream has passed away
~ here IN my darkening room,
Alone amid the dusky gloom--
Ay, all alnne--no wiie--Bo child
A day-dTcam hath my heart beguiied.
Ala, that Aip fanoy's sway
Should play such toguish tricks with me
Ny vile and chilli - sigh to say,
Areyet-alss ARE yo 70 Be!
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

The word, which fell from m fora.
tors moaih' wers taken up oniaj jlr,a,
aad ali-eAel 10 ihssg HAleh hung On
bis lip
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TnI SRIAg
Spring and Summer Medicine

ma LsNGiIN's KuoT ANp HEaR IsrN
~ nii B. hif'ffK---dtiai. .sl e rsfss iafiiia,
siiau isss. isauasisu fsftif Asa. a "a ai1rr1
! tsfftks htstsrt ar rff isssisast 10 a. trf iH
ilrsss . "a ssfafs Tees .sefi II itis snuariur 40
b usf .ssfs f-t a1sarfiaA lif Tafs sI1 tfat.
80 Has las ffssraa iatsf tssszlasaHt that luain
hrfI a auFf as-s sHss AaaaaiIe iiiE, nfa .saiai
si rltfsa. H4aaIis q 30 kissi sgs rila fnatFss
"a Rfgssaa "a rskarss go iIrkdaraf fiiea t.sn-fai
1if Hnd its hs "a iafFt1 d.asssss sitstuf trlisH
aisafarrss rlsos rf asa aiad ia,l4fs siziF q, ths
iIsd
siif W. a stf saal tI - ssii.eHa. ~ ill.lrsfls
lAs1sa q q rs1a rsasa. n.si4t ssaa - foNp a
AHAfi. M tIusaie Agaals ldah
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

aon-.-Nhs yog bear man iasls.
ling upoa pg,ais u eii4aeiie ana fashion.
wondering for instance, hoa peollie can
eat niiA sieei i0fks ani ssygiys Il, o.
shli ehs-mi esisleaes hat fsF ibof- ~f,a
alne "a 'hfcs. siibopi soap ~ 90. H.
ssfs lLai ii.di,idsal .s a saob.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
HEunEA D TnhALl

lssfEsf slaa ,siststil il.s LES, raisi.s sa ffaH
tsrgs ass AEoal ga Fasrlaarsa, h'ssny i4sisas.
a. o1as, ~ $50 ghFsu's tiHati Asfese,
81 a-u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

Wrem ia r.aag, and not falling The
most conservative sre in ,hcir nantnee
GA lho whole, tocomlng morc ap3 morc
democratic and progressive. As pro.
found ~ books, in the whole more ac-
cnratc--ior ono DAY ccrrccls ihe last
ba, books arc ho,c, aui caapo, eorree.
themscl,cs
hot il is not merely the extent W.
rieiy and accurac, Of uscial knoWlo.iso,
bai the atmosphere Of knowledge iha,
they create, aud in which mon breathe.
The daily paper l,rcomrs ucc,ss,tv.-
We learn to be cou,rrsanl. &c It's
said TO destroy habit. Of reflection. IL
discs not destroy them in mo,t eases
there are nanc TO destroy, and II ihcrc
were no papers there woull be- ne morn
creative power nni Far less ncquisiiivc
power oi Information.
"Thcy are hccomiog no, merely n
mirror Of the exterior liic of The timcs--
the accidents, the pruccssinns, The build
inrs W distinctions, the war or peaco
which go like slorms or calms uncras.
iugly around ibe globe. They aro The
mirror Of tho inward Ito The system
Of reporting instituted by our neNspa-
pcrs Is itself an era. It prosecuted lo its
mll and proper office. Il opens the
Senate, tho Legislative Hall, the Court,
and that which there Is spoken Ia the
ear. "a rc,sfbcmtcd all over the land.
The pulpit breaches, no, TO q poor ihous-
aud. but to hundred. Of thousands 1t
gives uhiquily to the lectures, and uni
versalty to knowledge. The time will
comesa hen what we say IN our audience
viii be- our least work. Tonight ho HAT
speaks 10 Eve hundred--shail tomorrow
address 6yo hundred thousand by tho
voiccloss type, that yet uitcrs perpetual
lhoughts Who cnn estimate the in
pouancc Of such nn element, Ia tho
great process Of democratic education 7
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Aaiaf Ara Maasn-t .rs. faatf ltisHt. tsalrefi'
tai. hss haft. Frals1 tsarIr. Ntigi iNatss.si
Mnalfan. NO., Hna l4Ns tanss a. -
tiaaft 49,, ksga~f, - a-i
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