American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06
which afford the only means of conn

aication between the substances extrsA
ted from the earth aud those 4kfraeted
I from the sir-sO necessary Ar - 9uttil
nent aud perfect grdFth9 ANNN
| The mind can be khpwh Anlyby It's
manifestations within us, and a the ac-
tions of those around as We cannot
see it. we cannot use our external sen
ses to discovsrit. 1t is only by con-
scioGsness that We perceieve it.
| Twill not pause to enquire the mode
tbys which the Smind isSopsSpted ups
on, BY externaI nature thFodEA the Eve
\ seasea; nor to describe the q nelly AZ.
hanged organs thai kcompSse the appasa
tbs by which the Axterpah sc nses Der.
fOt@ their YfpuotiOIs, nor to describe
ths maansf BY which thS ought is produ1
Iced. This is the province Of Psychology,
Anatomy and Physiology.
1t is mind wish to discuss; its capac-
titles when fully deyel0ned and the laws
(which 10 my opinion govern It's action
The clock ia designed for measuTihg
Time, Now Il an, wheel therein beim-
'tperiect or the right number Of wheels be
wanting, orSthey be rot e1sctly 90 ar
ranged as to give the precise motion
lreqireds itwilleithpr Dofg0Iaslail, o. 20
y u such Y :. manner not tpipdicgo the
The mind, ike the 4 watch, has many
.fparts, all Of which must, in order to
produce the required results, namely,
high excellence and happiness, work
Together; faculty harmonizing with fac
'Iulty, and sense strengthening sense
until the whole has become one. yastand
perfect machine; one great and glowing
soul, and any deficiency or defect in any
lot its parts will cause derangement.--
This derapgement consists in, or causes
the non. fulfiilment Of the design for
which We were evidently created,
i Arrange all these parts in thel mind
Of every individual, aud you have a
perfect state Of human society.sinao,
| Now you ask how is this practicable.
! answer, 6rst learn pfthose parts and the
use for which, in the harmony of the
kmind, they are'designed. .TaaasaI
! The subject Of PhreDology has been
discussed to some .exteDtin this Insti,
tpte and there were expressed some OBJ
Iiections to tho truths taught by that
science .rrs'a.fS 4
l know-that.some see French infdelis
.Ity embodied in its teachings; but
think that If they examine more closely
they will discover no such thing. They
will discover an old and well founded
truth, that the Almighty Father works
/ By means, and By means too, Of his own
Icreation 'f
There is not drop of rain falls to
moistcn the parched earth, but by mep rs
that He in His all wise providence has
provided. All the laws that govern
this universe, from, the one which caus.
es the blade Of grass to grow, to that
which whirlsthe mighty globes around
la shining sun, are enforced by that
power ds.s which wields tho scePtre Of the
will not stop to discuss the hestion
of the brain being the seat of the mind,
or tbst tbe different faculties are indica.
tied upon the Uranium, y ,s,os,
I, But, what Is evident, to any one who
Twill follow me in tho examination Of the
subject, is that the mind has those diff
ferept parts,o inclinatiops which that
science claims n,oo islnslia sdilo gale
b There are according to II. thirty 4fvo
\ or eight distinct faculties, all differing
from each other, all essential to the we'll
being Of each indiyidualsof tho human
familysqqs liw Il Va sbis'ae rn 4eIS" (
i I cannot here enter into,the minu-
tiae Of tho science. Il almost wish /
had time allotted me to do SO. 1t un :
folds TO its student truths which when
applied to, practical life, lead him or
her to view life as tits, to estimate its
worth and appreciateilits blessings. 5 gs 7
l. 4 It points him to the evils Of life--to
sins which is the great clog to the wheels
of society, to its cause, and the means of
its oeFadication by natural modes. IL
teaches him why he must love his neigh
Dor as himself aud even to do good to
them that hate. NY s'los
The sooner this, sc;enae n !. .app,ecia- pp.i
ted aud appiied, slhe sooher will this
earth be as paradiseto man--the SOON
or will wars, con ntentions, sttifes aud an
limosities which now affiict, and, always
have afflicted the race, and deferred man
from that perfect happiness which his
Creator so evidently designed, be no
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