Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27
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Ei1PoREAsr MOTsaENH AMONG THE ssRAsh -. /
The recent conservation Of tbe new eynaEosae sseS
Shaom, II Hanover street, has inauguTsls - -.
portant reformstery movement aGohg -
ii thfs city The members Of this ooueses 500,
who had up TO that time PToiesses s,s--s-
creed Of the Hebrew Church, ana s'tony seshs -
its prescribed ritea- aod oereno Aete NV el
cafded sene 81 tBefaDealnenlai p,'.s tlsA - 11ss
faith, 6Gsndoned 20 eia ss.ao.s-st toll's =,
vS[sizS -FsSides the intToduotion Of an organ snd
$; - " hynns % the Eernacular tongue
:, 80 fd5pfsd prayer book which gives due
ess,s-1iou 20 -ihe remarkable change Of the reli-
cious sentiment which is beginning to make its Wsy
1900 4 large portion Of that GneieBt people
AfnoBg tie most Important changes which have thus
far characterized The movement tho restitution Of
the Mosaic policy. aadthe return 90 jerusalem and
tie re establishment of sscrihcial worship are no
-Sk3eets-6f hope end prayer. The dogns OF
9 ngffiehiium, IL a somewhat modified form, ls 9
prominent feature of the new prayer book These
Tadicsl changes among the people Of Israel who
have forvsolaaut co1tEries sdhered 70 TIE strict
faith Of their fsers hsve, Of late, resulted IN the
formation Of numerous congregations, which de
viste more soE -ieasz from the orthodox standard
The new prayer book is the conjoined production
Of three Rzbbass7of whom Rev. DR. Isaac ~ WISE
Of Cincinnati is the most distinguished The con-
Rreration Of HafEshhi, ia high street, also differ
from the orthodox freed in far that the males and
females occupy be same door, the latter not being
required TO occupgthe gallery Another feature Of
pgfmirtero food they please. all laws
Ragulaiing. thaf, -prinaipe having been abolished
EEshreesri tO.tbe Sabbath, however, all are agreed
tfI9Yhe seTsnli1 az p more observed as 8 day Of
rssg--sn elirsI.eessalion from labor, 90 that not
eye1 ssarsuasybskiaded in the house Of ghe Isra-
elite on tkstS day.-&B dliimOre Sun.
"CAHARD "-TbisWord, now poplarly used for a
hoax, is French for duck, and the origin Of its new
application is said to be the following amusing
sdsslK >on shesPubi0s
so give sly lift TO the ridiculous piece Of iuteih
Gsn6e Which The journals are in the habit OF publish
he morning Gornessen stated that an inter-
eglinRsIperin bad just been made, calculated to
prove the eztraQEdinaTy yoracity Of ducks. Twenty
Of these animals had been placed together and one
Of them having been killed aud cut up into the
smallest possible pieces, feathers and ALL and thrown
is the otheS nineteen, had been gluuOnousy gobbled
up In an exceedingly brief space Of tiTe. Another
Vss Vaaen froifT be remaining nineteen, and being
chopped small, ike its predecessor, Was served up
70 the eighteen sRd at devoured like the other
sad ssBAiFS 'bealast, vino was thus placed IN the
remarkable position Of having eaten bis nineteen
companions il a wonderfully short time All this
most pleasantly narrated, obtained success which
the writer was far from anticipating for the story
ran the rounds Of s the journals in Europe IL then
became almost forgotten for about a score Of years
sFbeait came back from America, with implication
which il did not boast Of al the commencement, and
with regular certificate ofihe autopsy Of the body
of the surviving animal, whose asophagUs was de
oiared TO have been found seriously injured Every
one laughed q The history Of the oanard thus brought
upseGia buSsthe word retains its novel signifcs
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