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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
HARPER l. BROTHERS

HARPER L BROTHERS
HAVE JUsT PuBLIsHED:
LA PLATA: The Argentine Confederation and Paraguay
Beirx Narrative of the Exploration Of tho River La pa,a
and Adjacent Countries, during the years ~ 81 .o and 20
under the orders of the United Staes Government BY
THOMAS j. PAGE, u. s. N. Commander II the Expedition
With Map aud numerous Engrayrgs Syo, Muslin, ~.
THE LAIRD OF NORWAY S,ot.h Story B} the Au-
thor CT Margaret Maitland" The Days Of My Lte &C.
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WHAT WILL HE DO WITH 1T BY PIsIsrR.Tus CAxroy
Novel BY Sir T. BuLwER LyTIoS, Bait, Author Of Ny
Novel "1he Caxtons" Pelham" sc., &c. ego Paper
cents Muslin, el.
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THE WHIP to I" lash the rascals naked
i throu,h the land, p 10 held BY -
THE NEW-YORK OMNIBUS.
OUT TODAY AID for sale BY al News Deier More rsey
than ever. Ge, Copy Early.
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sELF-MADE MEN. BY CHAs. C. B. sEYNouR- Many Po
traits. limo, Muslin, &l 25.
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HISTORY OF FREDERIC THE SECOND, called Frederic
the Great BY THOMAS CARLYLE Author Of History OF
-. F pch Revolution CIomwePs Letters and Spee shes
Hsartor Rssaitus" Gc. vols l2no, Muslin, = 95 eae
Vols and H. with Portraits and Msps, now resdy).
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THE HISTORY OF PRosTITUTIoN: Its EI:ent, Causes
and EHecs the World. Being official HepoT
10 the Boud House Governors Of the City Ne
YorIl By WILLIAM w. sASGsR, NJ D.. Resident Physician
Black wells IslaD6, NewfoIk City Member OF the Amen
of sdssneemeBt Of Sciences ste
the Phy.cans Marine Hospital Qasrsntiney Ne .
York &c. nc &c. svo Muslin, s. Second Edition jus
ready.
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NEMOIR Of CAPTAIN W. THOHNloN
w BATE BY he Rev; JonS s.lLLir
ST AUGUSTINE BY the sane, IN fsw dsys
MENDiP ANNALS, In a f.~ a.ya
PRECEPrS IN PRACTICE, 81 q few days.
R0BT. CARTER BROTHER, No so Broadway.
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! HARPER BROTHERS win send either OF the above
Works by Mail postage paid TO any part Of the United States
| On reeeip, Of the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

The fasy liable succcss of anything based upon
tuh AID strc Justice well illustrated oy the great repu;s
son Of 0Tscf,nbsg Family Medcnes Toe reader re-
JOsilBA y. BRIDGE, M. D.,
B@.r,tsry AID Aerdlps Physicisn raep Company,
No. 81 Park row, w-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

WOOLEN FLOCKS.-The subscriber is con.
.t.ntIy receiving the best qusli,y Of ENoL,sH and
FRENCH FLOCK8 OF al colo witch he ofe for sale In lots
% y1i. gurchueu Apply 70 SAMUEL SH0hHsoEs
NEPHEW, No us Pes-lst
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WATCH-HAND MAKERs.-I want first
EASp PISIGBZe 0Eo. HAsrlAG5
A, ;be Ws.sL Fss.cTy, WA.tsn Msss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

THE Young Mems Christian Association Of the
First Reformed Presbytertan Church (Dr No Leodsh
tbst near will bod their Second Anniversary il their
Room THIS EVENING a. ~ O'Clock. Addresses viii be de-
Rysred by the Rev. g. l.. FINNEY. the Rev. J. n. W.
SLOANE, GEO. II. STUART, esq, of Phadephia, HUGH
SMALL, ESQ, and others. The public are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

TO CON1RACIORS.-Se Proposals for the
oonu-c'fon OF biocs Of IL srt-r' 70 De- ID
Gated aat Bay point kuo 49, teseuo-d on u.P
the Hssbor Co. s,onrs Of The sss 81 ne-fors
JauUr, q, ci7 o Orchard s6o., vii o- received
r eys ron date If o: the oursoset' Tor zoe
reroys Il q. Qusr, sisucu, NC > WtiArs ~1efe
.ps sp-c ia 10. esu b. b-two-n OF
IL a N. and ?. u By order VI toe BoEd.
N,x-Yort 5 >, De- is5S GEO HALL, Chsrnsa-
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nR. T.. J. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
IL and Gymnasium, No Ito Bleecherst, Nee York.
Trcnient with without board.
DIRDSALLs ABNICA LlNlMENT.
ID nis~ed hnown taH ARSlCA 10 the bes thing N L1ay
ram and flumst oD This beet LDim.lt 10 wofd.
Try be euIet No 81 Beck nsnst Tsst ~ t,o ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

nEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN.-An 10
uterine irresoAr-s asplsoemsDts and difficulties,
together constitutional synroms and dssses Of women,
ere radically cured By THE ORAEPENBER0 COMPANYD
MARsHALLs UTERISE CATHOLlCON u Pvsss ei -
%, bosas. F~ sale bv al Drssysss
Sc. te.ti~.sv ~ TIE ~ Essty ssd Ss.t Wssksy TSsas
sines lee |.
ssDs wi nessed the effect Of tho 0rsenbere CompAnys
Asspss Uterine Cs,tcoD many yesrs In Of
sisoe seyery aid having iuly is effects with tho
.stmeI u bes, ply cisDs Of the day nnsestsnny
pronounce In favor Of 1ssfenbsrs AAcKss
fK, Nashville Tenn
.'Th- medicine s invaluable Nv r Ds0y ssa
'Wom.n "a. 20 no ppsrr suf,r"-I ~ Dsay ksss.
" sse bottles IN ss sad eh.ses pad 10 sod Of
Express fne address JOSHUA =. BRID DE- Y. D., 8esze-
tAry Grs.i.nbers Company, No 81 PsIk row N. T.
koIGte high ard scieuhc ehssstsr OF The 0rss-
nbers Company wsran every esasr OF this s0os s&Ains
any In postis o.
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@rOrrrlrs, prupIswas, 0r.
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

n
N JULES MUSM Ce'a CHAMPAGNE.
We beg to nim ,h- n.d. and the plSe In ssas. ss TIE
for the sseDcy OF WINS bss been eraostsd ths s
day f @ and that We have .ppnn.d Jane. asye
ill., Tor ULi;sd states ~ hoa.es R.'I,
Cologne snd. .Johsnnisberg JULES MuMAACo
Tie e'.oiu of old ans well snown mouse Of r
Manm Co. cur e,sd h.. been 90. .~o.t Dssss,sd in
aud sapie me,ns, 70 r,isse our son at 'ooe We ha,e
therefore changed sad vi" send unparalleled wines
Gs wh 70 establish marked distinction between brand,
Ju+s humm Cos and that Of simuG mans. in order
for which have ssby changed our fora'"s labels
our new ssent James Meyrr supposed BY any
Oh.r bsLd and .e f, s.h-d By the eODpA"'a can
All fsvo, rom thu 'Hc and the usls y,
20 sns .n o,hs,s :Sa .aso what 's
JlLLs MUhh Co.. .vLhIssAf CA8INEr nm
JULES MUMh 4 Co.. IsL.ua DE siLLEaY WINS Dn
JULES MUM Co ." IMPERIAL
ApS 70 ,, S Moan o. md G
heir bills OF fare IL order avoid sSnfon with otasf a
Ttr .ron.d vine vsrzensy Cabin. snsx brand
eIfrrsy cot uS " couibns our 'eIi.nsy with o Cseast
s sa .S.. tSs, a.g. been .sot 70 ,our
.ouLtry by house With this exquisite 1st osr sincere
brand pr-',rsa's 70 any osse -
make t the ls.sins wiz, Of ,he ooastIy
The brsnt. Vns De Danes" we recommend - ei-
suss for .die. dinner al, evening P' where SsSss's
ha@ favored ine 10 qghed. -,
u
recon Our fonsr Csonst 10 eoossqaen,e OF Ae
jun iOn witSour vsrzsnsy ~s ~" H'soPoss
lIsss By particular reques, Or order. -,
We beg observe ths order distinguish our sew Inn
p9rAtoa. fne assss VIII bear tbs nauss
pr,.spt ss~nt, Meyer jn, with our sosrsPs
Signature O bottle
We . eue pot opy for the future bat have resdy cent Ia
n, a. pu rnt. Cd tss Fulton William Tell I'll VI
s.Da' vito, exception y.es.a IN cases 70 yoa soossy
house in Co,n. 10 The St~mmaoose OF 81 'se Aanm
sra m sx s,s nee yearly secular; cellars here we'd
PROVIDED The aAiae and M.,e vines. s.s,as. =.
Of the the Johsnnisere Joining
The yin. yalds VI rriSoe Ast<rsich
W. et1y wiaes toe sf our
- jules MUMM L Co.
A MUMM
Ref,rs % TIE above sdytr.esGsDt and eGd OF hosua
JuIs. AUun 90 aud r. A hamm. beg 70 fnfofin Ne
trade have .hrn-L.s tho Eaton anA WitAm Ten
~hek vi sooI b. l.. tort fsr which I'm nov re,Arse -
take 0fcera R,sp"c.foly. - -
JAMES MEYER, iL, No. n Rfosdst
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nUeSkLDORF GALLERY of PAINTINGS

~ No ~ bfoscway.-Ovef ope n1odfed naf
On -nt Ps.nIz sp,,s exhibition Of ts tind IN tas
coIrtTy suar sbog6 tail yisit this GArry Il
fore. Of he cei-f sscoos IL he city. onsn DAY ard
I|LSlE0- AcmitiA.ce IS eeltA
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Chanres for Business Men.

4 CHANCE TO MAKE a FORTUNE on a
"A SMALL CAPITAL A PATENT Dr SALE n1s PAYNE
5v PEI The invrs,meut will BE- sold cheap .PPu-d
for urue H. Appy 70 5 r. hcD0U0ALL No ~ BoAa
way, wte,e il can be s.en 10 operation.
NUANO FREDERICKSBURG bound to the
" Pseifc c.n procure RETURN PhEl0HT5 Of GuASO,
A g. BENSON,
NJ Sou.a-C-
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DIARIES for ls59.-The best assortment II
~ ,se City a, THATCHER l HuTCHlNSoSS New
Book,,ore, No. SIS Brosdssy (St. Nicholas Hotell
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CSO0A YEAR.-An ASSISTANT EDITOR
IC\VD 1. wanted n semi-~-ekly Co nin-rciai New"
pager be sv- uie hseIt aud Of 5000 addf-'s Ia
be be qnc bright and up 20 matters iad tniDfs
g-pesy AdaIes. C0EAERCIAL, box No. la2' Mes" YORK
Post Utlce.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05
r@ !u1lxs1 IN iALHsooo or lus
4 oePoelne9

4EE$:z:Sss..5:::s:
Hssy end en1oea esssset se<1oyke - 10 Q
pho - 10y d b ~ hs e ss1SsA dss ~
strongest ssd smeias ssaosussjsA n bs.susv
q shs District uishsss cay ssssVsisa siskss e.
:i.s.;':s -. ~: .:.s,ss |. > q: ds,.s. 8
e.ry he hss sssesise; ~ - ashiag d trlass-
tisa vhieA vs'wsv 1pAssje.ay Wpso ~ aSue.
tesine oos eoly our eun csavksisa. bsl tks sssss-
tioa a sssry se,AU a ~ Ds0sssssie psssy shh
vhum us have enavss.sd v;sh spss ~ ssAjsrt
We have The sr>d1soy. h sbsadnssS a s~Vsssihss
and hoonsslls sssa. aanjass vhsss @spAGhsy 0vte
neas;a nat oos tsnsLls eajsssioa ess h sssssissA
that The Erussss Gksrhsod ord ssisvysusssssi.s
and mort o0trsSvosn ballyism usss ksd sssn~sss -
BY the tiicnsh II IL. Saish IN he svrsns osvssl-
We psssso, The h,lowisg sabslss ssaasessS ukirA
may be rslied an % accurate. shesiax he vess -
this District st Oh The Congrs.saasl ssssisss ssss
ls&5. BY whieh e uill be sssa thss shs vess skts
year h largely iocrssssd Over shas Il aey q IL
no
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

PIoUs THIEvEs-AN ABOLITION OrTpAor-It h
known to his friends, says the Memphis 5spssl
that Col. j. N. Hill Of this city, with his family.
spent the greater part Of the past summer st ,6c
North. His family were accompanied by likely
negro gri IN the capacity Of servant and her pres
ence among the "shriekcrs" OF course excited their
jealousy and with it. the disposition to steal snme
thing: While the family were xejouruine at San.
toga Springs recently, the girl was either peusd~d
OF stolen away from her master, since which time
MI: Hill has known nothing Of her whercabouts-
1t remarkable fact that the same girl Was stolen
rom COL Hill by the Abotionistx Of Buffalo about
hve years since. Alter the sevcrcst SUFFERING xhe
made her way to her master again, and for her own
sake 1t IL to be regretted that she has ss,jn fallen
into the clutches Of tho Northern negro thirycn-
Petersburg Elpra
This girl, who has thus been stolen or eo,;erd
away from her doubtless kind master, NAV prolablv
ne Ound under enforcement in the embraces or ann
one OF these lechero,H Abolition 6natics. FINN
whence she WILL at an carly dav, take up her sboIe
in the dark alleys filthy puricas o( this or some
otner CITY, Per:hance she may resist all pesxuas;oo
brides or threats and for the second ,imc .cck h.r
way back 10 Tennessee to the guardianship and srn.
erous care Of her legal master and mistress, e;od
grant that It may be 10 Few are aware Of The .uf.
ier'ng and moral degradation thosc Of African a..
scent male and female, are made to suffer Who ar,
mus forced from their protectors and made In exc
OUT q miserable existence 1t the North where thev
nave neither the respect or care Of the whites. a.
Peciay OF those Aboltionists who wear the s,,b ar
excessive pety the better to serve the devil ny
Y. Nera Democratic.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

REsovIxo-we learn that the emigration from
this State to Texas IL not abatinx much. Some Gam
lilies from Alamance and Orange pasSed here last
week and they stated that others were preparing tn
follow. friend informed IN the other day ihst be
knew Of 10 or - families in Lincoln and Castor
who were going to Texas this Fall
We regret to hear Of this disposition On The part
"f farmers to leave the Old North Staie-we regret
because We do not believe they improve their con.
dtion much. With the same cxertion made here
which they put forth in new homo, and the exes.
else Of a. much economy here rs there &c fully BE-
lieve they would accumulate Just N much. with le.
privation. 1t may do very we'll for young man to
move of, but for man who has raised faulty, has
pretty good farm, with fair prospect Of making
enough for h's own household and something to
spare. to break up and take his family on q two
months journey Camping out at night subject b.
all sorts Of exposure, We cannot consider good poll.
cy. The excuse generally Is, We want more land
Tor the children We suppose II the children are 81
any account they will take care Of themselves. ",
have frequently heard the opinion expressed BY soms
Of the best agrcultura!ists in the State that mos~
than onehalf Of the farmers owned too much land
now II they would own lcsS and improve 4 bet.
Ter, Their labor would be better rewarded. and crs.
talniy they would not have to pay 30 much tax.
ton with two gentlemen who werc IN thci- way
h"orssg back into North Csroiia1. Their COMPANY
consisted Of IL persons. They went from Sampson
county to Tennessee. The spokesman Of the crowd
said he was doing pretty we'll and making eair liv
ing !" Sampson but very foolishly became disais.
lied and moved to Tennessee in consequence al the
glowing descriptions he received Of the productive
ness Of the land lie staid there long enough 10
lose nearly all he had BY sickness and Other csuses
an" now he was trying to get hack to his old neigh
"orhood. He said he liked North Carolina better
now than he had ever done before and never expce.
ted to leave her again
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

l6t4 BY Whtch u utll BE- ssso thu uks vuls Skis
year h largely incrvsssd over shas a my q IL
previous yr.n:
|. Dim Opa Teal Nal
ls.s ssaS s:ss go ~ ~
lss7 sO7i s;ss sssx ia SlSs~v
islo ai;7 Inss :ssO s-s SN,s.-
1851 i,ss ssss ssss ti,o NJ.
Isss Isss Isss ss,S 4; 60
lass isss sea ,oiio ga -.
iss, ssas sss. ,Ssss n g.
is:s s:sS 30: ,Ss.s .ss 80
~ w 49, - s 49, We
80 - VI:
49,. us 49, @y Ne nssessa 80
n.y. s S~ ~ saaee ssss~ sssAss ssss
,n;" -. -" cy N
49, ~ .ssS usa@S osssws Ceesss 80
-. -. ...ns," ~, -.
s.,.s -" Pe""e! sssyu yeny @s~ow ~ We
Oppe~" sn.t any P@se~ q shn eosss - ~
PTeIy o"sa'os Lea 70 ths esh<s eoussss.
"o~svS, veese ny Sss'shs h,ensss hss sssssy
M, ,s"rs -, ~" ~ s.y, s"s s.cv se esesr
stl."' .'sSs w wv sys.s@ q esssr1 80 essw
eAsey ssa ssseSey sssssra ess - Ss
ns v n"' eae",.s snse-twyss.~
.~quoU"s, .ywn ana WssAnssss-R. SAss
go seventy On shs soesot isSs. ssst w. S@dks
"9"t seows 'hs r~essabss io5ssss a too hun<asvd
~ sSny.
s"sFEsu INST nee e",y o1hyh9 n tes aihssS
s'pss.snaH oss sexual esvv vss smp&eysd - hep
Dc"'osIstc vo<css ausy 6u0 he pill ss Ply0susk
and Other ps~eisess IN ws.kissssa essssy. n
nsuss shew shes ID. SAsu's sess b tAst eusssy
vM Sssydhsvs lese shsa tuu yssss sea shils Ms.
s%"n ~. messsssa sssssy~I
iasshssw"ss ssssh,y sllexvd shss IN Nin-
oesn Cy ths 6ssns.s sssv hslliss isss Ns. S.isk's
sopPoss Ins amssi ssss a That eeasty u,syse-
nnsy SHOWS . d'm'nusson N ". SAsus sess a sses
hs., and On ioesssas is Mr. Sasks e sAsssy Asvss.
IN Iynssl so.a'y u. SAsvs scse = sssa.sAsj
y tssTsss. sh.ie ~. Ssssshs = ;a<ssssSe sssss1.
s'gAs How b THE svsus 10 10 insrspsvsssis
But hos. snsr an ~a> As. S@isAs vess ;s<svsssa
~ nearly eight hunsirvds
Il h ehsrrrd ssa ,--,.r.nl. u~-. 49,
ton that ,hry impn,srd $780, ~ 49, 49,.
State. &c The spsx,l p.srua.. ~ ,ss;.s e 80.
candidate. A sssues eusyvlpr.sis, - ~. -
e;oo b found In ,rsiss neu iyiee A,S.-v a sl.s
ss Deep Csvrk Va. Aus,u.s i.s a. s.ss..s.-.s -
the Eiisoe AZ ,hi. psprr hi. sssw, rs.,.ssr -
c,srs On extensive snI .Y.,.,..,s. 80 =.
of The oppo.isioo to su,il ~. s~ah,. -, \. ~
impossaiioes into ,hi. ds.srsss Of r-r.s.s e., g.,
GINA We do nes knes to THAT rssrs ,s,.., az.
system vas carried hat she ;,.d;,,;sa. s,v sG<;,.s
Statements. h.vr I,,n - !. ,. H. .s1-
whore word .houn nav, u...~ss,,s.s., n. -
min, N H. -. $500. - ss'ene sess
aoubs ,hss ,h;s -. - -. - ssss no ros. 70
wss by no w,,r. H. 100 = 80 s0
tbosoaxhly convinced sr Ne a. n. .,r-. a. =.
that =. srl;s,e n, 81 80. \. - 49,. uy esssssA
the Drmor,,ev N con,s.s =. S..S. s -
. Nosv;,h.ssn.,;s. - "Ss.n s"s esssa s-.
Sl1. ne ,h;nL scO.,-h ~ ~ ,, 1870 YYS
be- Irun,As n E.hs =. . $3.50. - 49, s'xss
uniiincSins scrutiny. 10 ,;,s,s ~ ,ss.,, :; -: -
gallant candidate sisII sss a 10 scrrss H. -
ton az q cuotc.s. M. n-.,.r,,s, - E
licve that he vas un(.i,i1 br.,,x 81 4. m. -
sl though s;lrns ,r,.os.:,.sS" s.S.' - 49, !"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

TIE FAIL Cousr,.-CherUkes Superior Court
Was in session last week, his Honor. Jude, Bs;Iev
presiding The docket WA vssy hrEs 6us nos :
sr.at many eases tried The Indian Who was a..
'eneo ior the murder q another India. wsa tried,
convicted Of manalaughsss. branded snd mt JorsH
with Gains mark upon him.
, just It csoss q the week, Jacob williams and n.
T. Howell engaged IN street fight when Ajex,od..
son Of Howell ran up drew pistol and shos
,Tn!!."s u: e:li entering his right 6sea.s sad
s .suens within the body. Young Howell escaped
are entertained Of Williams recovery.
Inc Superior Court b IN session hsrs q th;s si,e
Judge Bailey dispatches business WITH s. ss,,si
sSoes'cy aed aeespeabaity. We aseies = sse,e.
80 Pee e; Seliesssr 9sviA Cel 0slsks. Csl HoIa
Wooasn cas zen nsnry. Non. NdpA ] ":
osne.& aeos Important suits ars hr ~ -
week. but We viii notice their result n = 6,su,,
ame.-FSaklis Osssvss. ''1''
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kssssss - - &.svu.-fm. $1,000 -
q u. ssss.,sssss - xsvss e.s,s.V.sAuss. -,
" k'sA..ss Asssase SssA 3 b $1,000 a. -
- 80 - ss - "a % q. ls.s.s 60
s.s.A rAs csn - as~s q = sssses 80
say sssW - esAe-sssN ssssA ~ ssss z e,
e! osO g AsnssA b 81 g. . =.
sss,sa AAs esa 49, sssvs 49, q -
essA = s.ssA ssss s.ss u 90 &c.
$50 .sss ~ - hsss 49, - sNA.a
IssN W rs b ~ sssy iana.aw ; . 80
vss saes lsuesa s1ssA = - = -.
sy~s.a = Y ss.1 ssVs~. = - eDswS
- ~ ~ = a. Vsss es6ss1 = -.
49, - ~. I,s.sss. e 81 sssaAsn =
es.sAs - esssysSsAk AvpsnSU-~ = t..
~ u. ssssss 0tnsiVsn e 9 ~ 6sueuSN =
z ms = - ns~s - ws0pSs &c.
49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

80 1sWAan
syAva - so0VOHAasassAs
. Sss - sC ssss ..
~ s.ss =. - ssss: - |. !. : -: :: ss ..s
sssss q MsA esse aDWs go y. s~ss
=. - &c scs. - S.s.. ss 30 .
N.sa Ss-sss. 20 - - - q. - h~~s 90
- 80 p ss-sue 60 es~yss - sss w. ~
- - es~ ss ~ ya~s-s~ s~s ss~sss
sss-S$ss 1893 9. go
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CIariosities Of the Earth.

At the City ofModena, in Italy, and about
four miles around it wherever the earth is
dug, when the workmen arrive at distance
ofsixty three feet, they come to bed of chalk,
which they bore with an auger five feet deep.
They then withdraw from the pit before the
auger is removed, and upon the extraction
the water bursts up through the aperture
with great violence, and quickly fills this
newly made well, which continues full, and
is effected neither by rains or drouth. Al
the depth of fourteen feet are found the r,,-
ins Of a ancient city, paved streets, houses,
doors, and different pieces of mosaic work.
Under this is found soft, oozy earth made
up of vegetables; and at 26 feet deep, large
trees, such as walnut trees, with walnuts
sticking to the stem, and the leaves and
branches in perfect state ofpreservstion. =
At twenty-eight feet deep, soft chalk is
found, mixed with vast quantity of shells,
and this bed is eleven feet thick. Under this
vegetation is found again.
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Small Things.

Few sermons Of our day are equal in beau
ty and power to that of Dr. Horace Bushnell
on "Living to God in small things we make
an extract: #. ias.a !
| Notwithstanding the vast stretch and COM
pass of the work of the redemption, it is a
work Of the most humble detail in its style OF
execution. The Savior could have preached
sermon on the mount every morning. Each
night he could have stilled the sea, before his
astonished disciples, and shown the conscious
waves lulling into peace under his feet. He
could have transfgured himself before PLATE
and the astonished multtudes Of the temple.
He could have made visible ascensions in the
noon Of every day, and revealed his form,
standing in the sun, like the angel of the
Apocalypse. But this was not his mind.
The incidents of which his work is principally
made up, are, humanely speaking, very hum
BILE and unpretending. The most faithful
past r in the world was never able. in any
degree, to approach the Savior, in the love-
Illness of his manner and his attention to hum
BILE things His teachings were in retired
places, and his illustrations drawn from or
dinary affrirs. Ifthe finger offaith touched
him in the crowd, he knew the touch and
knew also the faith He reproved the ambi-
tious h0usewifery Of an humble woman
he had healed a poor being, blind from birth
IA work transccnding all but divine power
he returned and sought him out, as the most
humble Sabbath-school teacher might have
done and when he had found him, cast out
and prosecuted by men, he taught him pri-
vately the highest secrets of his Messiaeship.
When the world around hung darkened in
sympathy with his cross and the earth was
shaking with inw,rd amazement, he himself
was remembering his mother and discharg-
ing the tilial cares ola good son. And when
he burst the bars Of death, its first and final
conqueror, he folded the linen clothes and
the napkin, and laid them i'm order apart.
showing that in the greatest things, he had a
set purpose also concerning the smallest
And thus, when perfectly scanned, the work
of Christ's redemption, like the created uni
verse, is seen to be evast orb of glory, wrought
up oct of finished PARTICLES Now life OF
great and prodigious exploits would have heen
comparatively an easy thing for him to cover
himselfwith beauty and glory in small things
to fill and adorn every little human occasion.
81.
so as to make it divine,--this was a work OF
skill, which no mind or hand was equal to,
but that which shaped the atoms of the world.
Such everywhere is God. He nowhere over
looks or despises small things. .H ."a