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"who had then the honor to confess his guilt,
and of being hanged for it in few days."
The noble writer, a little further
on, observes that when the code of
honor had been perfected by the wis
dom of the chiyalrous ages
almost all possible cases of HONOR we're
considered and stated; two and thirty differ
emit sorts of liesr-more than Sterne enumer-
ates--sswere distinguished, and the adequate
satisfaction necessary for each, was, with
great solidity and precision ascertained."
After giving it as his opinion that
'sthere are more men in the world who will
lie and fight too, than there are who will lie
and not fight
Because courage is such a common
gift, he illustrates the fallibility of du-
cling as criterion Of veracity, by an
amusing example of the unequal terms
upon which HONORABLE gentlemen
sometimes meet.
CA very lean, active young fellow of great
honor, weighing perhaps not quite twelve
stone, and who has from his youth taken les
sons of HOMICIDE from q murder master,
has, or thinks he has, point of honor to
discuss with an unwieldly, fat, middle-aged
gentleman, of nice Hover likewise, weighing
four-ana twenty stone, aud who in his youth
may not possibly have had the same COM
mendable application to the noble science of
HoN1oCIDE. The lean gentleman sends a
very civil letter to the fat one, inviting him
to come and be killed by him the nextmorn
ing in Hyde-park. Should the fat gentle
man accept this invitation, and waddle to the
place appointed, he goes to inevitable slaugh
ter. Now, upon this state of the case, might
not the fat gentleman, consistent with the
rules of HONOR, return the following answer
to the invitation of the lean one:
Sir:
find by your letter that you do me the
justice to believe, that have the true no.
lions of honor that become a gentleman; and
hope shall never give you reason to change
your opinion. As entertain the same opin-
ion of you, must suppose that you will not
desire that we should meet upon unequal
terms, which must be the case were we to
fight tomorrow.
At present unfortunately weigh four-and
twenty stone, and guess that you do not
exceed twelve. From this circumstance sing
ly, am doubly the mark that you are; but
besides this, you are active, and l am unwiel-
dly. 1 therefore propose to you, that from
this day forwards, we severally endeavor, by
all possible means, you to fatten and to
waste, till We can meet at the medium OF
eighteen stone. 1 will lose no time on my
part, being impatient to prove to you that I
am not quite unworthy of the good opinion
which you are pleased to express OF,
Sir,
Your very humble servant"
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THE RELATION OF PARENT AND
CH1LD.-At present, mothers and fa
theirs are mostly considered by their
offspring as friend>enemies. Deter
mined as their impressions inevitably
are by the treatment they receive: and
oscillating as that treatment does be
tween bribery and thwarting, between
petting and scolding, between gentle
ness and castigation; children necessa-
rily acquire conflicting beliefs respec-
ting the parental character. A mother
commonly thinks it quite sufficient to
tell her little boy that she is his best
friend: and, assuming that he is in
duty bound to believe her, concludes
that he will forthwith do so. sit is
all for your own good;" 1 know what
is proper for you better that you do
YOURSELF" "You are not old enough
to understand it now, but when you
grow up you will thank me Tor doing
what l do;"-these, and like asser-
tons, are daily reiterated. Mean
while the boy is daily suffering posi-
tive penalties; and is hourly forbidden
to do this, that, and the other, which
he was anxious to do. By words he
hears that his happiness is the end In
view; but from the accompanying
deeds he habitually receives more or
less pain. Utterly incompetent as
he is to understand that future which
his mother has in view, or how this
treatment conduces to the happiness
of that future, he judges by such re-
suits as he feels; aud finding these
results anything but pleasurab!e, he
becomes sceptical respecting these
professions of friendship.-British
Quarterly.
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Your very humble servant"
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-18

BLOOD is mighty river of Life.
the mysterious centre of chemical and
vital actions as wonderful as they
are indispensable, soliciting our at
tention no less by the many problems
it presents to speculative ingenuity,
than by the many practical conclu-
sions to which those speculations lead.
1t is torrent impetuosusly rushing
through every part of the body, car
ried by an elaborate network of yes
sells, which, in the course Of the
twelvemonth, convey to the various
tissues not less than three thousand
pounds weight of nutrtive mate-
rial, and convey from the various It's
sues not less than three thousand
pounds weight of waste. AT every
moment of our lives there is nearly
ten pounds of this fluid rushing in
one continuous thrcbbing stream,
from the heart through the great ar
teries, which branch and branch like
a tree, the vessels becoming smaller
and smaller as they subdivide, till
they are invisible to the naked eye,
and then they are called capillaries
(hair-like vcssels), although they
are no more to be compared in cali
bre with hairs than hairs are with
cables. These vessels form net
work finer than the finest lace--so
fine, indeed, that if We pierce the
surface aG almost any part with the
point of a needle, we open one of
them, and let out its blood. In these
vessels the blood yields some of its
nutrient materials, and receives in
exchange some Of the wasted products
of tissue; thus modified, the stream
continues its rapid course backwards
to the heart, through the system Of
veins, which commence in the myri-
ad capillaries that form the terminal
ton af the arteries. The veins, in
stead of subdividing like the arteries,
become gradually less and less nu-
merous, their twigs entering branches,
and the branches trunks, till they
reach the heart. No sooner has the
blood poured into the heart from the
veins, than it rushes through the
lungs, and from them back again to
the heart and arteries, thus compile
ting the circle, or circulation.
This wondrous stream, ceaselessly
circulating, occupies the very centre
of the vital organism, midway between
the functions of Nutrition and the
functions of Excretion, feeding and
stimulating the organs into activity,
and removing from them all their use
less material. its torrent upwards
of forty different substances are hur-
ried along: it carries gasses, it carries
salt-it even carries metals and soaps!
Millions Of organised cells float in its
liquid; and Of these cells which by
some are considered to be organic
entities, twenty millions are said to
die at every pulse of the heart, to be
replaced by other millions. The iron
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To live in the race; to work for the
men of the future as the men of the
past have worked for US; to sow the
acorns that shall be glorious oaks one
day; to scatter the seeds that shall
blossom and bear fragrance for the
sons and daughters Of those whom we
love and esteem; to feel that our me-
mories will not be forgotten, but that
we shall be loved when in the silent
land; that we shall not all die, since we
shall live in the hearts and minds Of
those who in their generation will be
constituent parts Of the sacred life Of
Humanity as we are in ours,-is the
purest, sweetest, least personal form
which the desire for self-perpetuation
can assume Westminster RevieaO.
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which it washes onward can be separ
rated. Professor Berard used to ex-
hibit a lump of it in his lecture room
nay, one ingenious Frenchman has
suggested that coins should be struck
from the metal extracted from the
blood of great men. Let no one
suggest that we should wash our
hands with the soap extracted from a
similar source !-BlockWood.
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PRosPEcTUs
DAILY CAPITAL CITY FACT.
COLUMBUS. OHIO.

As this is Che day 'Of improvement.
changes. and prospecsusss. We msy as well
.pas i6.OsF clsisa. 70 pubic Pzironags. The
EAcr is. the only evening paper published
in the capital, and win contsin geDsral
transcript OF news, with 'the very Latest 10
trlligence by telegraph. up to ibe hour Of
issue. Also. sll the Esstern nnd Wes,efn
Market reports. Every attention is paid
70 city Transactions d emed worthy Of note,
and dc dsterminalien is that IL shall not
be surpassed As = newspaper 10 politics
L Is indspendsnt, not Hsatrai as has been
supposed. and assumes to speak iLs opin-
ions frankly on al subjects and with re-
gard to all public men. It's synopsis Of
Congressional and State Legislation will
be as full and intsIIigibDs As can be found
10 any Of the papers. Il makes no prom
ise to publish fuIl Legislative reports. un-
less i,,too can come in for share OF Leg
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partments viii be found industriOusIy aud
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) Dor ne Louca.,or f,,,e,,o.

s3sfln ser YOr The Lencallor Galotle.
\ Carr. cLAEEn;-In nOiieiDg sditOrially
my recent Lecture. you represent me as
"aftsnpfiHg TO prove that al who presume
70 disagree with tbs orthodox believers in
miracles are Gtkasfs." " Now. tbe only
miracles On which ] based any ssguH.pi.
orion which ] drew any Inference sNerA
the miracles conpeetsd wislflhs inffoduc-
iiou Of organic NE upon ONT plsnss. i
attempted 70 dsmopstra.e THAT the produce
ton ofthe first par Of each species Of ami
mails. and the production Of the 6rstgsrm
EOfeaeh spsoissofplants was miracle; thai
is. an event that WAS not brought aboul
sihpIy b. the agency of pAknral causes.
and from these nsiraeles Of creation at.
tempted 10 infer the existence Of CREA.
TOR Il may be that none bnt the OrthO-
dOr believe that power distinct from and
superior 70 that.ol nainre hes ever been Elk
srted, Or has even an. existence. -
2z1N 7. ..'. -. WILKINS.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

cIScINr1 VI, December "a. lsss.
Fdur-Tbe mhTket hssBot changed essentially since
onE last, The demand oF eftra fair ffm the
local f-he. $50 barrels st 475s fsf sxifa.
Gfoeerfes-No change IN the market. Sales NJ 10
bags Coffee atii5s9i21sc, and 50 hhjs Sugar At k9
Ebisxy--A fair demand d1d a drm market Sales
OF 900 baTyels at I0l the latter rate (or azns
Hogs-Ibe markell continues excited and q furheF
afsanee q asked. We have M sales lhls morning,
p ~ Hozs sold last evening a. 80 50, dd are held
Ht 20 Is to-day. for faiure Aeliverys Cf ge n q
Grain+Tbere isan active dePaad for prime white
wheat and the marketis arm,al 81 10. Sales Of 500
80 do good Red ii 50 cents, and 300 DO prime
90 b % cents. . ,tf.i--.-.-e 80 80 fTsniefF
Corn js 10 demand and tho market b. aFm At SSesse
Barley is hrm At 30 cents for prime Fall, and 7O97s
cents for good do. F ~
-oa,aars IA aetiV demand and the market b6oyshf:
safe In store atse9S0, ON canal at 20 cents. 70
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PERSONAL.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. l3. 3.-=-Govefnor MsdaFJ
aud Col. Batter6eld aud family arrived ID
this City. The former en- route for, Kansas
to assume the GoYeEnorship Of that Terri
tory, and the latter proceeds TO Ft. Smith
with the design of putting the Memphis
Branch Of the Overland Mail, route in Il,
foctiye operation; also te,iGspscs portions q!
the main line rilh a view to facilitate and
regulate the tranrmission Of mails aud pas
seugsrs. Itis reported that he contem
plates changing the present service % vi
WeekIY,a.tf ..1Lta PRIV hae .hoold n
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The Message.

= pqblishlto,day the Presidency Mes
"'eto 'tsseto the exclusion Of other valuable mat
!. !. ssf. and greadystosths annoyance Of our
's ffyptos and proof readers It tsminds,us Of
6SAhuya blanket. which she sald WAS aw-
mfpI large hulxery thin. .Ws.COmmend it
/ 10, t6sseatshil reading Of our pstrons, and
In due time may give our views upon
;Sorhe OF iiA peculiar features. = = (,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-16

NoFfcH,-Dr. WISE will be at the Tai
madge House on Tuesday, "Wednesday.
and Thursday. December s1st, Red, and
23d ius,s. =. The Doctor is becoming cele-
brated forshis skill in curing Chronic dis,
eases. particularly Consumption. Health
is aboys allthinga valuable. Tetherefore,
becomes important 10 those who have the
premohitory symptoms of Consumption, to
give the Doctor acall. DR., Wise makes
noeharges for consultation.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKRr

iPhuApELPHlk, Deeember IlsIasa.
There isuo e1tott demand for Flour. and The sales
70 ne t,sde are limited a. eseS t2k for sdbernne
Good Wheat 10 In rnOdeFnts demand; safes Of SEQ
bushettat 20 for prime Red .1nd 30t 80 fOrVyhite
Ryeis IN den1aHd II 90 ~ cents. IT
Corp feased snd nahSed salesof YetIOa at 81 cts
fof, p IA. AID 1sfD74e forBeS. f'l ts-s1lFai
Oats unchanged; sales 1000 busbeIs prime Delaware
whistyi scaree; sales oho barrels st "a cents, and
Petnsi lVaBia st 23k cents. r ttal n
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RTThe Young Mems literary fnsti-
tutb%ill llhsstattbd IGty Hail On Thursday
evening next. at 81 o'clock. Esd agiaH
Question for discussion, r. solvsd, Thai
the period Of naturalization be extended to
2iyeafs.9 Forsmap in debate Messrs R.
NJ Clsrke,and, g. r. P: Baker Esqs,A sift
Essayist Geo. Beck Esq. 81 ao
gsotIsn Dr. o. ED AVIS Prss'f. !,
CIV. CoRMANY iSecy. AS .G,5 .o,i ,.aa
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C0MMERcIAL IHrKLLIaRNcr
..,.,,I -. :. Ls.sa.,s. q. . I.ssEss Z. -
NEW YORK MARKET.

NFWY YoaE. nfeamboT n, lf5a, =
Floas advanced. with sales Of 900 hanee ~ ~ 50
gtl5 fotstats, seas 60 for Ohio, aud 3O4S 50for
Wheat hes advanced. IA eentasss 200 bnshsli eoId
81 W 3 for Red, IS for White, rs Tor Chicago
sPfsnK, s1for W estsrn Red. sad q forsbtte.
,PoIk nrm q sl4 for phme. Lard srm.s whisky
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.s;EEsss advertisement Of British Peri-
odicsIsin in another column. Now is the
'tims 70 commence with the new year and
the new volumes. These works are too
wellknown to need DIR commendation. i5i
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\ qTTY OF LlNCAsTHR
7an ,aGONEYl mONEYH sIONETT

must have money! We hare large
y. lamou4tdus upon our books, and for .
ssiPsiptsr to pay ten per cent. for for collec1
s'.1iens knocks bis prospects into pi; but ws
sgist,usl ,kass nsOnsyi--lo make costs In these
.1a,sSfssra +, fsSaa lines, is thing We abhor but we
must have money! We hope. therefore,
sur friends will roll along the rocks
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BALTIMORE MARKET

) ma. = a.. a. BsLIInoRE. Deeember a. ts5si
fi9irdulel with sales offIovard Streetand Ohio &
Vheataefife; Red eO6sf 2s; wife 50SaI So :
cosn gniet.neH willie Gi8sGc, old ditto at 70@73c
neF yellow eel975 eeHfs. aH ~ Fai7T ~
Provisions qgiet, bul Very arm. - .ffs r
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,o.RrSge H. II. DpRBis 8 notices In TO
days paperA-the young nan, Il p modest. = Z
but he. has magnificent stock otsgoods
Et4gs1 sesr afrl lasOfSE EfnH ~ enf D. sstlt's
and no mslakesao .1stio q ena tsLssseg slsi
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EwStudytoget wisdomsT The close OF
the year :sathsnd. and old friend CoNNELL
has a:BSadsiiei collection Of choice books,
which RiltdOhslfBits cthe most valuable
prssshlsE for z IlouE wife. children and
frisnds.s' See his new adyeEtiserept.
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HoItnkr PArsEsfs. See sbkALn,s ad.
vstIEsemsut in this paper. Everybody
knows JonS, his stock is superb and no
mistake. .,.,, 90, e.,4iar,rp,a sar
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MAcHINEREs-Agricultural implements,
boiling cloths, hardware everything. p
See ,Messrs. PoFwiE q Co.'s advertiser
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REfpfhs Pugsian standing army Of
Ons hundred and twenty-six thousand men
but tw1 soldiers are unable to, read; ard of
two million nine hundred thousand chill;
drep, between the ages ofseyen aud four
teen, At the,la census. two million three
hundred and twenty eight thousand were
actually attending the schools 9d .onaT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-16

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