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! the senses only judge of the experiment-the
experiment OF nature, and the thing itself.n
Il Or. Aph, SOY The ancients Judged not by
instances and apt experiments, but deemed the
senses sufficient 10 penetrate natures secrets.
We hence have the elaborated doctrine that all
substances were receivable into four ele
ments-earth, air, fire, and water-for so the
senses seemed to teach. But the researches of
Aristotle, says learned commentator, Il Gil
lie, ll6,) penetrate far beyond those vulgar
and spurious elements" and result in the dis.
covery of the four different qualities of bod
ies, distinguished by the names hot, cold, moist
and dry" The four elements are each formed
BY combination of two of these qualities /;
and as these qualities change, the elements are
changed; and hence we have the doctrine of
the transmutation of the elements! Modern
experiments show the childishness of these the.
cries, and yet We need not wonder that the
specniativs Greek Ainteilect, aided only by the
eye and the touch, should have arrived at no
more certain knowledge. .-,..
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At the regatta At Nsv london, Connecticut,
on Monday, The FIRST three and the sixth prizes
we're taken. by the Olynp iA, Orniron, Naiad
and Katotah, respectively Of the Yale Navy Of
New Haven. The other I've prizes were taken
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a But mistress, know yourself; down on your knees,
nd thank Heaven, fasting, for good maa's love
IA u N
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b. have ne, slept; for that / am 10 b'ame. .
pktysx, V<xr h<x.s<l,
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s,d life of the deceased Arden pere
=, episodical a. that of Blue Beard.
!, Kitty, died in q couple of pears
: sriage, leaving behind her his old.
{ Catherine, who was brought up in
by her maternal aunts and with
% likely TO have little to do. She
!. time when our story begins, been
: 70 already the respected partner Of
. Flint, broker, . thrifty, busy,
: Re kind of q man, With warts on
spectscles on his nose. Like q
., rooted ct the foot. of q dwarf
bed towards heaven Is far a. abe
leaving him behind, and little
stretched up her cropping, unsup.
towards it, for them both, and
-; I'd az well a. she knew how, and
osstty WE'LL too, in . certain weakly
,E g
81 wife, Alice, whom Mr.. Arden ca
end of the next two years, was 9
g Governor of enc Of the Western
re- disconsolate xtidowsr fell in With
, 1gton, WHITTIER he went 10 recruit
4 Z represent The commefciai inter.
lsselovsd Massachusetts |" in Con.
,'As . rare creature, who, after alb.
Jest Influences of woodland. hin.
: ] developing the psrsecs physical
which she afterwards bequeashed
!. pie legacy 10 Edward and Clara,
Zee over her fathers large farm,
,ied his ex.Excsllency, when he
!. ,e National Senats, snd--amoue
.aedIey Of people Of all kinds and
! , throng that human menagerie
! d the world, the White lHouse-
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good to her dyspepsy tbs layin' in l. I'll day.
wish / could have The sAakin' up of her fsash-
ers once, with her in 'emt" w
Bat SaIl5's opinions or this point were not
entitled to 20 much cousileration, ~, from her
general ssgscity and god psnsRssioa, they
would have been if they had been less tingsd
with jealousy Of her msstress-I beg sally's
pardon, her mistress's SUCCESSOR. Though shs
indulged herssf in the luxury of this sniabls
feeling, however, % Roget to ssaas thaE shsi
did also in that Of snuA, il is due 10 her tosdd,
that she secreted both WITH equally conscisa-
tious care from her chssgs Hartful ipdal
gences are commonly tho lght Ct for tAoss only
who have arrived at pears IF discrstien. We mayl
allow them to ourselves, b Ne must Keep thsn
from the young. Well, r shaps thxs d some
philosophy in it, after al. Keep Tie sprisg Of
life clear, and its after, mrrsus may BE- %.
Tsint the one, and the cher scarcsly can -
purified save BY miracle Of renewing grace.
fro BE coxTssuED.1
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LOVE. POLITICs AND WAR.

LOVE POLITICS AND WAR
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