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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

I,OR SALE-FIvE LOTS IN FORTY SEVENTH STREET
225 feet from First avenue. Apply to JOHN NJ CooiI
II its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

LNOR SALE-LOTS ON SEVENTY SECOND STREET
between Third and Fourth this street is 100 feet
wide. Apply at Seventy second street and Third aveane
JOHN CAIiLAdHAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

IyOR SALE-AT NO SIS SIXTH AVENUE CORNER OF
Thirty third street. choice stock OF groceries, Tne gro
Gerry business lately carried there and lease Of he
and premises be had moderate rent IL Is one OF
The best town locations for such business and good OPP
portuniy offers itself TO business OF continuing the
business Apply at the Office of THERAssoN BRYAN,
& al renI N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

L,OR sALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, A FIRST
class English basement house. In Prospect place neal
square, Jersey City has all the modern improve
Inquire Of L. u, LANDRINE corner of York ant
Barrow streets, Jersey city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

LNOR SALE-OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR FIRST
class New York Brooklyn property nineteen acres OF
land with the improvements In the village OF Freehold Mon
mouth county, New Jersey The properly is In the village IT.
self and valuable free from AL encumbrance For
person wishing desirable situation, this presents the
advantages Access by and boats to New York
four times daily There several celebrated schools both
female ia the village which the county OF the
important county in New Jersey Apply TO H. j. SUR
TEES No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

WITTY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR Elk
~ change-Seyeral places at Yonkers also number OF
fine farms New also superior house on MenIy
third street sl25O0 One Twenty fourth street. Si4oV
Several at &c, 900, IS 500, &c. ... Al, .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29
FOR SALE,

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN TO START I
IA pess--For sale book and job printing office. In
at 36l Pearl street of r. HAMILTON. This Office is worth
$4,000, and will be sold 10 good man on reasonable
5000 cash wanted. Also steam engine, two horse D,
with boilers, for sale cheap.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

Ur ssWaktarcn."
DE STORA OCH NYA UPPTACK.
4 TERNA I NORDEN OCH SODERN
TUr ett utlandskt blad.
IUr ett utlandskt blad.]
LAND oen FOLK / H0GsTA NoRDEN

LAND OCH FOLK I H0GSTA NORDEN.
En- uppsats den tyska qvartalsskriften
benamnd: Ode stora upptackterna under
aren 1849 till 1885," 0ppnar for oss i
sammantrangd framstallning blickar in j
hittills obekanta trakter af jorden, i den
hoga frusna nordens polar-nejder, j Gron-
lands yestra och Amerikas nordligaste or
ter. och det inre af Afrika. Der trader
det en- ratt tydligt till notes sasom ett at
var tids anmarkningsvarda tecken, att sa-
dana hitintills jernfast tillslutna portar nu
latas upp. Markvardiga naturtoreteelser,
sadana ingen menniska annu hade tankt
sig, framtrada der ur den hogsta norden
och den glodande sodern, en- lang strac-
ka for vara ogon Men framtor ALT stan
ma Vi eftersinnande framtor menniskan,
hvars boning och sallsamma spar upptac-
kas de hogsta nordliga trakter, likasonl
dess betydelsefulla hvimmel moter oss in
ON Diet inre af Afrikas hemlighetsfulla
omraden, der, hyarest forut pa Vara land
kartor endast ofantliga 0demarker voro
tecknade.
Till de namnda upptackterna den ho-
ca Norden har f0rsrinnandet af den be-
romde sir John Frank lins xpedition, med
sina reskanrater och skepp, f0ranledt
Ty atskilliga exped ditioner utgingo M, Tor
att uppsoka och ridda de forlorade man
"a menniskors krafter och afven lie ofrades
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
(Fortsdttniny)
KAPITLET XIV.
LUTHERS NEDSLAGENHET.

"Gud, tr0sta oss, och lat dit
ansigte lysa, sd varda vi hulp-
ne."-Ps so: 4. "
Zen hemlighesssfulla sjukdom, hvaraf
Luther under nagra yeckors It'd lidit till
bade kropp och sjal oci. som ofta hade
nedtryekt honom med sma, 'tsamma tore.
badningar, lindrades stundom tor nagra
timmars It'd genom hans egen l,,rnylljas
anstrangningar. Hans winner och me. dar.
betare gjorae, enligt lakarens t0reskrits,
ALT deras magt for att hugsvala honom
ovts il tordrifva den djupt rotade svarmodig-
he:en genom vanlig uppmarksamhet, glada
samtal och isynnerhet genom att uppelda
hans nit for Herrans SAX; men ALA deras
bem0danden yoro ofta fatanga. Sa smart
Luther var allena, eller da han var uttrot-
tad af hvilka bemodanden som helst, och
sokte den behoHiga hvilan och lugnet, var
han underkastad haftigare anfall an torut;
och hans andeliga hdande var nastan out
hardeligt.
Under Horton dagars It'd hade han knappi
atnjutit en- timmas uppfriskande somn; han
1T och drack sa litet, att det ar underhg'
huru han kunde uppehalla lifvet. Hans
kinderyoro bleka och insjunkna; hans ogor
yoro malta och sloa; hans hela ansigte 1or
radde den djupaste nedslagenhet. Ofta
da ringsndet hans oron, hyaraf han led
blef ailtfor yaldsamt, sags han plotslig
storta upp. sasom skulle han bemoda sis
| Att undkomma nagot fallande klippstycke
men han kom ieke Angre an tire steg
torran syindeln brukade anfalla honom s.
haftigt, att han nodgades kasta sig tillbak'
pa stolen.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
TILLFALLIGHETS- -TRYCKNING
EsEIs n oTA PDsTEN FOR 1859.

Sasom det nu b0rjar Ida mot slutet af
Minnesotu Postens tOrsta ar, fa vi tillkan-
na.ifva vara tankar afscende pa n;ista lr
och framtiden.
Det ar Posters l;isare bekant att en- for
ening mellan Posten och Hemlandet ar
ofverta!ad och en- kommittG nedsatt af
Chicago och Mississippi Conferensen Tor
att astadEomma en- dylik t0rcning och att
tDrilytta hela inr;ittningen till Chicago,
der den i1o,nmor att sta under Ofverinse-
ende af en- ordentlig direktion, tillsatt af
den sverska Luth. kyrkans Conferenser
h;;r land:t.
Det ;ir emcllertid eli SAX som ir ofver-
talad och innu icke afgjord, och omstan-
dieheter skulle kunna g0ra att saken blef.
We ON intet vi vile dert0re .ann;la
Posten tor n;ista ar till samma pris som
hittills, och att blifva af samma storlek och
beskafenhet,- et,-naturligtvis med sa manga
t0rb;ittringar, som vi kunna vara stand
att astadkomma. ALA de som astunda
hafya Posten tor n;ista ar, behagade der
Fore insanda sina reqvisitioner fore Okto-
ber manads slut.
Skulle nagon toreuing mellan Posten
och Hemlandet etastadkommas, hvilket torde
blifva till mycken altman nytta, sd fa da
Postens subskribenter den t0renade It'd
nlngen efter yaluta, 81 att de t0rlora in
genting. vi hysa den torhoppningen att
saken skall omtattas med varma och att
manga, som hittills hallit sina handler fran
Posten, nu skola med glade begagna sig
af tillt;'let, subskrlbera i densamma. vi
taga oss afven triheten att nimna, att der
est tidalngarne torenas, kommer den for
enade tidningen att hatva en- serskilt az
defining tor Minnesota och dess angelagen-
heter
vi hoppas fa h0ra fran vara landsman
.ofyes ALT / Minnesota Sasom vi beh0fya
spenningarne, och sasom vi hadanetter ma
ste toIa kontapt-systemet, maste reqylsl-
tionerna attolias af betalningen derest de
skola uppmarksammas. Dock, sasom vi
= redan tillkannagifvit, taga vi kanda mans
bergen, da betainingen 81 straxt kan san
das
Prenummerationspriset ar:
j exemplarfor ett ar . 100.
i IS halt 6 O,oo.
@ s 6 EFT ar [i omslag1 400.
10 6 6 g." 500.
20 IS IS "e 1900.
och hvarje antal DIVER 20 ett omslag for IS cents
exemplaret.
Onskas tillika namnen paskrifna pa byarje blad,
Sd kan det ske, ON till ofYanstaende bifosas;
esemplar, 500
ID q o,5o
% 100
0. s.y. proportion, ALT ovillkorhg forutbetai,
ming. n@- De prenumerations -medel, som IN
kemma, ekol. tidningen gyitteras,
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

Der star en- hog af mossa holjd
Ut pa den vida strand,
Der vesteryag, af storm forfoljd,
Slar trygg mot Nordens land.
En- helgad minnesvard den dr.
FRAN forntids sagoverld,
Ty en- utaf dess kampar har
Tryggt hyilar pa slit svard.
Fast tiden i sin djerfva fygt
AT hydda seklers dr.
Har uti warden djupt intryckt
F6rganglighetens spar!
Skall minnet blomstra deruti
Fornyadt upp igen,-
Annu Ne1den minnas vi
Den gamle yikingen.
Friboren pa sin fosterjord
Han tappert stridde har
For FRIHET, hyllad an Nord
Pa klippa, strand och skar.
NJ segerrik yid hafvets bradd,
Han sofd af Wagons svall,
Ljuft drommer pa sin segerbadd
ON It'd som komma skall.
ssk6n ar hans droln, hans matt ar lang;
Ljud hogt du stolta vag!
Som foljde honom mangen gang
Ut pa hans harnadstag!
Och sag mar han stridens larm
Har kampade och dog:
Ej ;innu invid klippans BARN
Du sjungt hans Drapa nog!
Sc! Carlavagnens gyllne spann F
Sig hvaift kring nordens pol
sekler rem, SEN har han fam
Sin graf Uraldrig sol
Har uti tusen dr gait opp
Och med slit gyllne sken "
Hon f;irgat sk6nt den h0ga topp
AT hjeltens bautastcn.
Men, nattens stjernor, J som stan
Och blicken ner annu
Pa grafven: Hafvets frie son
NJ hiir 81 slumrar mer.
Hans aude lefveri dst bla
Vallhallas gudahus,
Der rem hans bragder skrifna sta
Uti er himmels ljus.
Der han bland f;idrens helga led
Scr ned till nordens man,
Som uti strid. pa t::drens sed,
Siu tso 81 svikit an, @.. 80.
Och sakta gar hans andes r0st
Bland dem stridcns larm,
Den Sitter mod nordiskt br5st
Och scger dess ARM
yngling blefve da din lott,
strid for fosterjord,
Att do som han II seger blott
Du lemnar tacksam Nord
Besjungen, prisad, skall du ga
Ner till din arfaa grift,
Och namnet, oforg;itlgt sta
. Pa ;irans runoskrift
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

"a s this is the only newspaper in
n Minnesota published in the
Swedish language, it will afford a
good opportunity to Merchants,
Mechanics and other business men,
to spread their advertisements
before the numerous and industri,
GUS Scandinavian population.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

fi,r tleffa fr:s lsIl; och berak aad
1at so,., a,naTiik ARIA ,afva ,Ief
81 5s ;iII;;nner onlt An darI;;r ufaiff
Trantk IN mars skenn kansIss. Snn1 iro:
j iisfrusna. aterfanns icke men under oer s5s
horda anstrsn ls14 gninpar 81 och. sason III!
oels,nannen ,,ttrycker t1s lIr 4 s;g. harsbreds
lIlfsradd dn;near. \, iar mn acG Giure uDptack,
/ den nordvestlioa enornf ten. och yon S
Cane Hn,nhold -rletsch nm, ,,cn polar. .hafyet
Den nye s;,slrta nor,lvestiioa renonl.
farfen men hyilken bIott s;,llsvnt yar,l,a
sa,orar bl;;ff;yer 81 ldeles amen al hy;lken
/ kanske aldrio = naaonsin 81 u skepn skall Kun.
Is beoaona sio, 4 Al denna eenomfaIt ~ var ID
i lcl .unrflcl1 s mon Mac( ,lure 40 onnrinoad IL
siiss hans skepn aInyesti gatorn, yar infr,,-
set och hemrs srer, srntas III Ill II betank
lot satt sr,arrad atf man retlans r1stade
- iii att tya afdelnin al 81 slidar Il; Ia
en rid dn;nes;y;ier Hi lands. Den farlica
ssskorhuten6 herrskade bland 1nanskapet:
kapitenen hade dasen f;5jrut hallit bearaf.
ningstaI7 /, lyer "a af & kanaraterna; han hade
| dertyiid nekat na Ell n1oln med silfyerka
som het;iak q den nordiska himlen: och
han forutsade. att aaffven olyckans moln, som
svafyade silver sIn:yestieatorn,, skulle
fran visa a sa,Ian silfyerkant F5liande
daoen al Macclnre bef;nneaar 40 s, utom
] skegppet, blifyer han yarse en- pels insyept
a nan mo-, nod sy,,rt ous;;gta mara III an
Wide an en- europe; det var ,0itnant PIN,
hvilken med en- slada hade gifvit sig ut
fran Eduard Belchers skepp, som kastat
anlar u;d .AIelu;lle-an IN III s,ka aTnve.
st;;gatorr PIN hade t;ll sludd mnt
koIlden bestrukit sitt ansiiote med syart
tiro. ett med Il som man llirf af skimaerna
"a a Inyest;;oatorn,, y var 81 radlad och kauni-
fenen kunde mamma sitt mxanskan ON det
s;lfyerfransaaee molnet
MacC Clnre, : add ar Fduard Relcler
har self med s;na skenn framtran # ;lessa
nordens e reaioner1ill hittills alldelesobekan-
IL ne;;der AZ An 1en stnra ~ ar;nall-
land Markvarfl;ot var ,det anpna hafyet.
som man sao ;y;d norra k,,sten If flenlnDa 4;
/ uneer AL "a lanot sydlierare ut Il oent;no
annaf - a ev;o s ,,threaIsr s;e, hSr ~ Is
ocksa or,:,s mossa och svra ocR dan hagsta
nordens dur yiisade sig ofyerallt temlipen
/ GaIflkI. "a QeSSa uppIackGSFeS0r Qen
hogsta norden har man funnit omkring 8 l
oliEa arter af foglar, ocn 5 artar af fyrfota-
4 dur, nemligen isbiornen, hyalfsken, SID
/ hunden, iisraffyen, pola,haren, renen och
poiar.muilyaaen, Yid vestra stranden af
| Mellyille-on hade man funnit en lary och
sedermera afyen en svart snindel.
Ma II ocksa bIicka 81 dc underbara
| tino hy;lka den hieltemodioe dr. Cane
$40 hyars ssta tari utear det eI,nsande
/ slutet "a Franklin. s5Iarnes stora epok.
Fran vestrs kusten af 1ri,nland piick Canes
tard mot norden AZ det lila som han
sielf seft af detta lands nordliaa delar. har
han draoit den slutsats Att ar5nland ar
! betackt med isberg. sasom ett enda sam
manhangande ishaf hyilket 0fyerallt der
remnor yid lusten tiIlata det. skickar sina
s T.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

0. 5. v. iproportion, ALT ovlkoriig forutbetai-
ming. nH- De prenumerations medel, som IN
kcmma, rkol. tidningen gvitteras,
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
JOB PRINTING"

JUS PRlN TLNU
in the GERMAN, ENGLISH and SCAN
DzNAv1AN, especially the SWEDISH,
languages neatly aud expeditiously
executed at the Minnesota Posten
Office.
TILLFALLIGHETS- S-TRYCkNING
pa Tysha, Engelsko och dc Shandinor5- =
ska, isynnerhet Srenshu, spriken verkstiles
n.itt och slyndsamt i Minnesota Postens office.
EFTERFRiGNINGAR intagas, dd betalning
derf6r atf0!jer beg;iraa dercm.
DGpsFALLs- och GL-NoTIsER inf0ras utan
afgift.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
MiMnesota gasteu,
ure1rvEs HyARANNAs vEckA
RED WING. GDGDaUE CO., MINN.
- AT
s.. EN- FORENING.
asss3s
Pr r9umeratios-vilkor:
EN- F0RENING.
Pr 9umeratios-viIkor:

Priset Minnesota Posten blifver for ett ar, $l60
t halft /" 0.50
Till dem, som godhetsfullt villa ataga sig att
samla och sanda oss subskriptioner, villa vi for
sec betoida eremptar lemna EFT gratis.
reftillst3llas oss under address,: Bed. af MIN
.esoto posten, Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota,
i Boz So.
rs Penningar tillsandas oss CODA sedar; be-
aorp under 81 kunna sandas 'postage stamps
storre penningebelopp kunna Sandals antingen med
sakert bud, eler i vexlar godkanda banker.
Falska och vardel5sa sedlar atersandas.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards OF ten lines or Iess per year 3 UU
FIVE IS 90
All changes in advertisements charged at the
rate of 80 cents per 1000 ems.
All advertisements continued until ordered cut
and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly in advance
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

9eu 8linda Glirkau
I W)itteuberg:
EN- LEFNADsBnLD FRAN LUTHERs;
OCH REFOR1ATICNENS TTDER.

BEARBETAD FRAN TYSKAN AT ). G. MORRIS, D. D.
PASTOR AT DEN FoRsTA LuTHERsKA KYR-
KAN I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MING FRAN ENGELsKAN.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13

"Gud. tr0sta oss, och lat dit
ansigte lysa, sd varda vi hulp-
ne4"-Ps 50: 4. .--.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-10-13
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VIKINGENs GRAF.

AT AxEL LIN.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
NJ | S CELLAN ECU S,

w AS there are quite a number of " ST
nagS " and smart sprinklng of " faster young
Oloods," in these parts, we publish the following
Poetlcal splurge for their especial edifcation =
Let Her Rip.
One sunny afternoon last week.
thought Id take a ride;
And hired nag they said was fast,
I'm sure she was, when tied"
My friend, Bill Sprggins, drove the mare,
WhO laid on The whip,
And shouted I'LL | was quite hoarse-
BILLY, put that animated female proiectiIe mower
"rough-ge land :" Let her rpn'
We stopped at Bensel's on the road
of course we had to sn,iLe,'
And gave the expeditions nag
drink, and rest a while;
We "laggel" then calling for the mare
tossed the man n ftp;
Ijumped INTO the wagon. and seizing the reins. re-
Iresed the Ethiopian imd vIdual who held the double
distilled essence Of lightning in emphatic tones, to
Let her rip!'
chap who drove a large bay nag,
Seemed anxious for a = brush,"
So, whipping up our own fast crab
We went in with a rush
Twas neck and neck mile or more
When his mare made trip.
We gded by like lightning creased,
For having hired the extraordinary animal. we con.
sdered that had perfect right to get the worth OF
our money and therefore, Let her rip"
We drove along without mishnp,
AT least dozen miles;
Stopping and then, of course
10 take in several SmiicS.'
Al last we into a chap.
Who gave us too much lip;
The horse broke-the wagon tOo-pitchng Bill and
myself into ditch by the road SIDE billy" says |,
. The mare has run away" Bill, struggling under he
combined efiO,ls Of lager and a mouihiul of mud
exclalmed- I" Let her rip!'
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
Election Scenes in North Carolina,

A correspondent of the Pendeton (S. C0
Messenger, reporting trip through Spartan
burg to. North Carolina, gives some illustrations
of" election times" which may be interesting
and suggestive:
"Arrved at the election ground, there was
a sight worth seeing. Apple brandy ruled
There were about as many women us men on
the ground. This is peculiar feature IN North
Carolina gatherlngs-the woman nearly all at.
tend, and II results benefcally sometimes.
once saw fellow get into a fight at one of
those elections, while his wife was along with
him. The front yard of the doggery had been
graVeled with very Coarse gravel. Our hero
pulled off his SHIRT and pitched IN, but was soon
made TO blte the-gravel. Hero No. Jumped
on him, but was no sooner on than Off for our
hrst named bero's wie gathered hooppOc
and such Il lamming hero No. got II has
not been nay fortune 10 see since. All hands
stood off and saw ii well DONE Hero was a
sight. Imagine mans back full of coarse
gravel-gouged IN through The skin.
In approaching the election ground, young
men and woman could be seen sitting on logs
10 the woods, eating gnger-cakes aud drinking
cider and brandy. Heap Of land to the acre
there. One fellow jumped out of shanty there
where they kept their apple brandy, and swore
that he could whip the man that had anything
against him. Every body seemed too drunk 10
take much notice OF him. Two fellows got to
scuffling on large afold, and down it came,
causing a general row. Some were knocked
down by the falling of the scaffold. and suppo-
sing somebody had knocked them down, pitched
IN prUmiscuously. | thought il was time for a
peaceable man To leave, so Itook the road"
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
The Bell Sheep by the Horns.

In the hediqna american we have oiven
characteristic sample OF the dealings of Soma ,f
the Pioneer preachers of the West. in raca,o..
to the dram-drlnklng by Church members
The following is in relation TO ore Fa,L..
Craven While Mr.. Craven was pasIur oF f'ner ,tl
old Silver Creek Circuit be was preacbinr one ne
day at old Father MAYORS, one Of the frs, V"e 'n
ll9ious settlers OF the territory, and fnIber IS
Judge Naylor, as early as 1916. After nrescS-
ing he detained the membess to enopira e..
their religlous state, and among other tbinTe ~
lnterrogated them on The subject of DEAN J1i,,L
ing. lie exhOrted those who had been in ~.
habit OF lndulging, to abandon such n evil n,a'
tce, and most, IT not ali of them, pron,;sad =
do SO. Last of all he interrogated The Ieoaeo 20
OF the little band, who was a man of ro,,'"is.f
and decided in his course. The answer n.S
yes, sometimes take DRAM .Will Won @as. :.
a man, abandon its use? .No.' Al This ma' 70
ment Mr.. c. cast his piercing eye all over III
room, and eievatng his stcntorian voice. cr;aS
out, pray on, bre,hern 1 have got lie befI
sheep by The horns! Nor did he cease no,ii
the leader promised to abandon whiskev q.
beverage.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21

Vlations are exceedingly rare in certain races
OF men, especially those who have the skin
strongly colored.'
"lt light thus develops in certain races the
perfect type of the adult who has grown under
It's influence, we can hardly avoid the conclu-
sion drawn by DR.. Edwards, THAT the want Of
sufficient light must constitute one of the ex-
ternal causes which produce those deyiations in
form in children affected with scrofuIa; and
the more so, as it has been generally observed.
That this disease is most prevalent in poor chill
dren living III confined and dark streets' Fol.
lowing out the same principle, DIR. Edwards in
Iers that, In cases where these deformties do
not appear incurable, exposure TO TIE sun in
the open air is one of the means tending to re.
store good conformation 1t is true, he adds.
'nat the light which fallsupOn our clothes acts
only by the heat which it occasions, but the
exposed parts receive the peculiar influence of
Tue light. Among these parts, we must GER
talnly regard the eyes as not merely DESIGNED
10 enable US to perceive color form, and size
Their exquisite senslbility TO light must render
them peculiarly adapied to transmit the inf1u-
ehce OF this agent throughout the system; and
we know that the Impression of even a moder-
ATE llgbt upon these organs produces in several
acute diseases general eXacerbation of sYmp-
TOMS
The idea of light passing into the system
through the eyes, and influencing the other
OF the body, though at first startling,
nerits' doubtless, tne attention Of phys;ologists
The light, and heat, and chemical ravs Of the
sum- combIhed In every picture on the retina,
necessarily pass to the brain through the visual
nerves and, as the luminous rays only are con-
'erned IN vision, we can hardly conceive that
ne chemical and heating rays have no function
whatever to perform.
III the light Of day, then, freely admitted
MO our apartments, is essential to the develop
nent OF the human form, physical and mental,
ma II the same blessed element lends lis aid TO
ri and nature in the cure OF disease, II becomes
personal and national duty to construct our
weiilng-houses, our schools, our workshops,
ur churches, our villages, and our cities, upon
uch principles and in such styles of archtec-
ure as Will allow the ite-giving element to
ave the fullest and the freest ingrcss, and to
hase from every crypt, and cell, aud corner,
ne elements OF uncleanness and corruption,
'hlch have vested interest in darkness"
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
ITO De cOniinaed)

Or A new a BIue stocking Club" is being
,aflaed in England, under the auspices or The
lion. Mrs. Norton and some literary ladies, who
are determined 10 found il afresll upon a solid
basis. , ZEE g
Smyrna times., 1858-10-21
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TOPICS TO TALK ABOUT.

There are, of course, few things more inter-
esti"g to Us than what is described by physiolo-
S'Sts as " the most universal juice of the animal
body 1t is subject, however, upon which it
is pleasant to have u little of the preporatorv
thinking done for us. SO let US hear what
medical writer says of
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