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Ihs BEAUTIES Of Popsfg.

ROMAN PoSrIFFs are known to be both,
kings and priests. They unite with the tia
ra the Imperial diadem. They hold the
spiritual sword of Jesus, the temporal swor,i;
ot Caesar, and both the keys Of St. Peter.
With the two swords they have ,cloyeu
down the spiritual and TEMPORAL rights, Of.
mankind. With the two keys they have
locked up heaven and opened hell. They
have disp sed of crowns and kingdoms, lor-,
ded, for twelve centuries over Gods heritage.
and COTTON drunk on the blood of the saints.
Their principles and their practices have ey- .
er been destructive TO the civil and reliyious
rights Of mankind. The most ample time
has been afforded for the trial Of Popery.--
After reign in Italy for twelve o. fifteen
centuries, no good fruit has ever been borne.
Freedom of thought, of speech, and Of reli-
gious worship, is crushed in the very seat Of
empire. On his own dunghill, and at his
own home. the head Of the anarchy mocks
at the sacred rights Of mankind. He re-
stricts and Furnishes them systematically, pur-
posely and avowedly, upon the PRINCIPLES "f
his religious corporation. No predecessor
OF his has ever done otherwise through
ages upon ages. Ii the long series of d.s-
pots were truly commissioned by Jesus as
head Ut bis Church, thes j. Popery divine.
the Declaration of Independence is lie, and.
the constitutions Of America are usurpations
on the divine rights Of kings. Ifti,e princi-
pies Of our constitutions are correct, every
Papal pontif has been mele usurper and n
tyrant. No heart can make n distinction
between his kingly and his priestly nature.
If the kingIy part of him were beheaded, tho
priestiy part would hardly be spared. Il is.
impossible to detest and pay homage to the
same person. We cannot revere in man
the priest, while We hate the tyrant. The
sanctlty of the Pontitf is utterly lost in tho
atrocity of the despot -. tr.
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q Iifs-Jiks .Sksfch.

TELL me where the Bible is, rs n house.
hold book, and where It is not. and will
write a moral geography of the world. :, I
will show what, in all particulars, is the pI,y-
sical condition of that people. One glance
of your eye will inform you where the Bible
Is, and where it is not. Go to Italy-decay.
degradation. suffering, meet you on every
side. Commerce droops, agriculture sick.
ems, the useful arts languish. There is n
heaviness in the air you feel compressed by
some invisible power; the people dare not
speak aloud they walk slowly and armed
soldierv are around their dwellings; the
armed police take from the stranger his B-
tle before lie edters the territory. Ask for
the Bible in book store, 1t is not there.
or is in n form SO large sn | expensive as to
be beyond the reach of common people
The preacher takes no text from the Bible
You enter the vatican and inquire for the
Bible, and YOU will be pointed to some care,
whereit rePoses amongsome prohibited books,
side by si,le with the works of Diderot aud
Foltaire. But pass over the Alps to Switzcr.
land, and down the Rhine into Holland, then
over the channel to England and Scotland.
and come over to their descendants, the peo.
piS VI ehc OHiteu ctateSs Hh'i WnaI an afttaT-
ing contrast meets the eye! Men look with
an mir rofindcpendence; there is industry. neat.
ness, instruction for children. Why is this
difference There is no brighter sky-,here
are no fairer. scenes Of nature, but they have
the Bible; and happy are the people who are
in such state, for it is righteousness that
exaltetli nation, and sin a reproach to any
people. ..-..,, ...r ...'.....s .,,'.
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Fine Zines for Doctors.

TnE following ispresamed to 30 tie soIil--
o9uy Of young physician, who hopes by
ia. MULTIPLICATION Of diseases to get into,
practice
considering the damp muddy state Of
the streets ut this time Of the year, L an,
equally amazed aud delighted 10 see tho Fs--
dies, almost universally, going about iasthis
shoes. This elegant fashion beautifully dis
plays the conformation of the ankle io;nt..
but to the surgeon il hw another recoshmen,
dation. behold the delicate foot, separated
scarcely by the thickness of si,in paper from:
the rnire.s 1 see the exqui,ise instep. Undo.
fendesl but by a mere web. | mediate o.
the inDueace VI cold and wet upoHtiia,ffans.
think Of the caisrahs. coughs, pls,,risies
pneamonies, con on.umptiou, and ether intes-
esting affections, that necessarily must r~sat
from tieif application to their fact and thsa
reckon up tie number Of pills, .bolase.,
powders, araegh,s, mixtures, leechcr, snd
bissens, which win consequently be sent -iu-
to the f,ir sutftncrs, anlruiate ~hat they
must come to, a,ul wisl, had tho ainou,.s
il M POL kst." -
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face, and then cominenced another storm Of
persecution. Now we see the superstructure
pillar aster pillar, tower after tower, column
after column, with the capitals emblazoned-- -
"Love, truth, sympathy, and good win to all
men. Old men gaze upon IL as il grows I'M
before them. They will not live to ace Il
completei, but they see in faith the crown,
ing copestone SET upon it. Meek.eyed wo.
men weep rs IL grows In beauty children
strew the pathway Of the workmen with
howers. We donot see its beauty YETI we
do not see the npgniiicence Of the ssnpcr-
structure yct-.becausc II Is in course Of efcc-,
tion. Scaffol,ling, ropes. ladders. workmen
ascending and descending, mar the beauty
oftbc- building, but, by and by when the
hosts who have, labored shall come up over
a thousaud batile-fields waving with bright
grain, never again to be crushed in the dis
tillery---ihrough vineyards, under trcllised
vines with grapes hanging in all their pur-
pie glorys never to be pressed into that which
can detmse and degrade ma;,kind when they
shall come through orchards, .urder trees
hanging thick with golden puipy fruit, nev.
.er to be turned into that which can iniure
and dsbuse-when they shall come up to
the last distllery and destroy II, to the last
stream OF liquid death and dry it up, TO the
last weeping wife and wipe her tears gei..iS
away to the last little child aud iii him up
10 stand -wbero God fncmit ti1nt man -l,o,sl.l
stand TO the last drunkard aud nerve him TO
burst The burning fettcrs, and make glori.
o''s accompaniment to- the song Of freedom
by the rlanking Of his broken chains-then,
aii! then will the cope be set upon it, the
scnifolding viii fall with q crash, and the
building will start in its woudrous beauty
befnre IN astonished world. autobiography
Of John B. Cough. as@shia uF ~
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H!isrfllanruus Emhiug.
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Z az L. e
TEy following thrilling account of an AL.
vruinse viii, 4. tion in the willis OF Southern
AGica.. J. extracted tom record Of an Afri-
can sporting expedition, recently published
in an English magazine: s.t,...,
Wtilst hreakfst was preparing, pro-
ccedyd 10 take a sxunter down 10 the pool,
not Without some faint hopes Of Lath,
though j feared our horses, TO say nothing
efthe other animals who hail visited Il du-
ring the night, might. have mudiled II too
much Co that. However, resoIvei to try,
and throwing my Minnie into the hollow Of
my arm, and cooking smy wide awake over
my eyes, lounged down path among the
bushes, now well beaten b. the feet of man
and horscs The latter found up to their
bellies IN The pool, enjoying themselves as
completely as the flies would let them; but
the water, looked uncommonly turbil,
shought i would skirt along i little to .hc
len Hlsd look tor 4 cleaner spot ;and so climb
ing sAhose Steep covered with long grass and
underwood, 4 1sdashed aside some branches
which linfevehed between me aud small
clear spsce OF shorter turf and.--to my very
intense sstonishment, though must say not
rs that moment TO my disipay, was used to
ssc r.B-tt W -bisJ eSif Nltltu "
few yards Of one Of the finest male lions I
ever saw, and who was engaged with q look
af grave patfiarclial interest in watching the
Wovessensu inc noTses iioaos!:sss ss..sss;s.ss
Que for hts breakfast Have you not seer
kandseers catching Of the lion In the old
Tower Managerie! In exactly the same at
titade, xtiii and unmoving, like noble stat
,ss, stood this neighbor Of mine; and, for a
fsw moments, remained really lost In ad-
psssaiion ofthe grand beauty OF the .tableau'
be presented. l.,a sl5eEs3ssg 3 isiaa,a $.
Itxxs. however, necessary TO decide on
snme 3ips OF action Immediately. could
not telp hitting him, IL chose 70 FIRE, but if
i did Bot Kill him rightout viii, one shot, hs
was "a clase. r. me that i could hardly hope
to sscaPs xIfhout an ugly }rlab. Surely
this was eease IN. which dI1cf5 Won would
be the better pAst Of vaior; aud as he was
sR absorbed 50 The contemplation Of the hor-
aes 'los that he h6si MOI YET noticed me, I
&QucIqilesi (as johAtkan xo;,,d ssy) 10 steal
u ,ae seaises Ant that ~ twic that
wout rl4es fsself ii ne v4r6l my very fifst
setsc91 f.ot.sssP 15e absp lcrsckls Il.
vioua esest#esss' asd sot doss. a,sl xi,b .
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Why is there 50 .-hueb lis-
a;fo ease, nmong Us? esal

BkcarsE, in numbers Of .hings, We do,
just what by orr natures we were mover .;,,.s
tended to do. For examplc--- .,s tgre ssci9s
LIST. Mni is intended 10 draw frcsh air ar.
cry time lie brcathes. Almost ali peopl.a
when in their shops, breathe the same air
over, aud over again. To show the necessi.i
ty Ut allowing fresh air continually to enter
living rooms, aud the bad air to e.cspe. ies
may sbe stated that every person, dnrina .s<l,a
minute Ut his life, destroys n quantity ~ air
twice as large as himself s-4,s,. srrs "a
2d. Man ought to breath pure mir every
breath. Cur sewers and drains are so bad.
that the vapors and foul gases rise, and Mo
breathe them. ...s. - -, -, - -,
Sd. Man was intended to take exercise ev.g
cry day. Neither his heart, his stomach /.
and bowels, his liver his skin, his l,,npi. hi.
kidneys, nor his brain, will net fiebflv
without walking exercise every day. Most
OF us do not get any walk, or only a very,
shes: e:.e, rll:ici. = searcely Of any Tee ~.
4th. Man was formed to take simple anil
wholesome food. lie eats all y, RI. al, =
things, which do not only do him good, but r,
do him harm and drinks large quantities
of beer, spirits, and wine, which burst bi.
stomach and take away the proper use of
bis brain. - -. =,
9th. Man ought to wash himself all over 4,
will, water every day, so as 10 cleanse the
pores Of the skin, else they get stopped sup, 4
he cannot pcrspire rightly, and his skin can. !,
not breathe. The majority Of people 7only
wash their hands and faces. r,,.,..,...T,. '. =
!, 9th. Man should wear clean clothes ;next
his skin, beetu,e the body gives of bal
fluids. AZ present, many people wear the
SAME thing day after day, for weeks tcpeib-
er. =
9Th. Man was intended TO liyein the light.
Many, very many, have scace any light inss
their rooms. -.
9Th. Man in ,hi. climate, must wear warm
clothing. Many have no flannel, and are,
clad with heavy and useless things. A., ,7,-,.
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Iife Iiks a Ribsf.

1T was Sabbath evening in summer. sat
at window which looked ont on New Eng
lands largest river. No human form B. b
sound created the eye orear. All was q uici
and still, as earth ere man was created.
said to myself, some men find sermons in
stones, books in the running brooks, and
good in everything" What lesson, o river,
dost thou teachl Meihought the river an
swered: Behold in me mirror of thy life.
My birth was the bubbiig spring, my in
fancy the little rill, my boyhood the wind.
ing brook. my dawning manhood the rivulet
my meridian Of life the resistlcss river, mv
old age that same river broad and placid.
my death an approach and entrance to the
ocean, and my burial being lost in the abyss
Of waters. -.
Like thine are the changes Of my life.
Sometimes I sleep for days among level
meadows, and sometimes am borne headlone
over rocks and precipices. Sometimes ]
move family in a narrow bed, and sometimes
am hurried by the swollen food. Sometimes
angry winds agitate my bosom, and then my
surface is smooth as the brow Of childhood.
Like thine my course is ever onward
From the moment That leave my mountain
birthplace, ill reach my ocean grave, /
know no rest. Winding among hills and
valleys, like n thread oil. silver in carpet of
green, render thousand homes attractive
and make this valley the lovelicst in the
world. Four hundred miles l wander, and
spread verdurc all along my path. increase
the beauty Of the landscape. leave hraltk
and fertility on every side. 1 give drink to
the cattle of q thousand pastures. send
mp to the clouds the material for dew and
and rain. nourish in my bosom countless
fish for the sustanence Of man. cleanse
the shores of all impurities. furnish an
easy transport for, the products Of The earth
to other chimes. So anxions am | TO be use.
ful, that Isometirnes change my course to
assist ingenious man. For him ] drive the
saw, and grind wheat and corn For him /
turn the spindle and throw the shuttle TO
serve him labor day and night. have
too much work to be weary. Life is too
s...os; fos discourgement. ] cannot be too
old to do good. Look at me and take
courage. j. NEWTON ID.
The Oldest book in the United States, il
is said, is 3 manuscript Bible in the posses
sion Of DIR. Withenpoon, of Alabama, writ.
ten over thousand years agol He des-
cribes It rs follows: The book is strongly
bound in boards Of the old English oak, and
with thongs by which the leaves arc also
well bound together. The leaves are entire
.ly made of parchment, Of most superior
quality, Of fineness and smoo,hness little in
f.rior 10 the best satin. The pages are ruL
ed with accuracy, and written with great IN
iformity and beauty in the old German text
hand, and divided otfin to chapters and verses.
The first chapter in every book in the Bible
is written with a large capital, Of inimiiable
beauty, and spleadidly illuminated with red.
blue, and black ink, still m viyi,l colors--
and no two Of the eartl letters IN the book
are precisely alike.
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Oh, gird the armor on
OF thy departed chief,
Nor mourn his victory won,
Ia thy heart stricken grief,
Look ON the line Of light
His earthly track has made,
And trace tho course he trod
Ere the bright radiance fade.
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That was a keen reply of tho buxom las.
sic to o little pigmy Of man who solicited
9 matrimonial eoanexioa !. 20. Dor said tbs
fair lady Il cau't think Of Tor moment.
The faos Is, John. you are little roo mo
roPUr ISTo A CRADLE and little TOO SMALL
TO PUT IxTo A pEp.r s,s.frgg W lsasF y
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Servant of God. well dono!
Rest from thy earthly tolls !
Enter thy Masters House
A conqueror with his spoils |!
~ Lay aily worn arfnor by, "
80 Thy shield and bucklcr down,
Thy sword unneeded now,
The final fight is won.
Thy life.robes cast off here.
We tendefiy upIih.
Dear to the loving hearts g
Now bleeding and bereft:
With reverential care, ss.,,r
And hymns Of solemn sound,
We lay them gently there
Within the quiet ground. ~
Church Of his choice, no moro
Mayst sboa so'i,IIy sleep;
Thy Watchman Is removed.
Who will the vigiis keep!
Who now viii ace altar
The coming of The cloud.
And bid tby sons prepare
a.Ani sound. the al,lruin loud /.
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in Der firieiten 3rtlt unS ir 3ufrstcntstt Der 9eRsIsr bsSSsrstt.
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nit ieptnt Won bier %abstbsneen 9rltcdmpftr had ireenb etntm Srte
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yr 9eftnnuns, pSsr t9eilwcic, prompt umb nit Der srSeten Siher-
belt trpt6irt, seeen 0orantie unb Sdcin.
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Dcutitlanb sabIbag, inb gu ben ~nieSrSlsn GpurIrn in Zen, ubiasn
Surtau III babcn.
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lamb, fei tns Saus seltkr. ae9tn Sutttlns. - 9afaat>Yiatts
ub Htttpd0t.
Ess- Sur sidbmons unS ~rmsesenb baben mir Srn. 8. SaIItI
unItre I8cntur l%btrtrasen. q. Sd mibt II. Gp'
Nitd amf Stiets ~btsiebtnb, bittet uni bic aentiaten 9tuftr6ot n,i-
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