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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
The Iincoln MOnEmenf.

OFFICE OF TIE LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT AZ
sociAiIoN SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Oct 20 ls65.
To he People efGe United States:
The National Lincoln Monument Association
earnestly invite the attelton and favorable regard Of
their feowotizens throughout the Unted States to a
steel engraving OF - brah Lincoln and his Emsnci.
patton Proclamation" published by Prang and Com
paBy Art Publishers, OF osior. Mess the entire net
proceeds Of the sale Of which the proprietor has gener
ousy donated to the friends Of the Association
means of public tai uton toward the erection Of
National Monumeat that shall Do wcrthy Of Abraham
Lincoln and OF tie American people.
r. j. 0GLESBY.
President, anu Goyernor Of Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Ban ErtnciftO 70 osenitfss i'N'''
Thus we returned from our Out-cithc'w world journey
" territorial pursuits end celestial hosptahues. Inc
-,er were uIlque and novel 0s witness THIS inVlhuOh
attended TO Thirty Chinese and tlntyhve AmeT!caIsi
SAN FHA, CISCO Aug. 49, 1859.
YOp respectfully invited 70 nteno complimentary am
pt- u DO gy,n ~ the Bon schuyler CoNe1 speaker o tne
Csied stses House Of RepTcs, DtaiySsi the Hon VIM
BrSs' Leutepsn Of Ilnosi ADeIt H. LlehsiI'o
NV DIX tribune aud Samuel BoWles' NT1Hrsid t1s
Es-Utioan by SIX CBISEsg COMPANIES S CALFoisis
- Lhursday, August u. the Hang cons esaaIaH NO
o DUports- Lear Cl- y, o. g j. II. IN brblI o.
Cnui Sing Tong President o. SAN Yep Co.
Kling ong Plesldent Ci ueng NO 10
Ting Sang President oi See Yap TO-.
Nae Rga President Of Ming feongCo
Chee Suum President OF Hop Wo 20.
Nun kuse, President Of fgn No 20. -.
Cormiiieo--bem r.. Woodwork, EcnTy NJ Haze w m
Hsnsy. AOeI :. EvaEs Chsres CsTao Charles beit'uy'
o. ". HscoHGiay
lNot Transs1ttic]
Every Chinaman In the United states belongs 10 oAJ
o. The Six COmpanies, according 10 bis gcot!Hpnlo~
srgn. IN sickness. they Tor himi amer nealb,
Eey transport his body home where IL is preserved hI
years IN his iomily household Tie sir IIcsdenlS arc
slective. largely leared ard Of high Gbihty. AT We
Sestatron Ties awaited ia iich native dIest, WIN
sasved heads and CrorU0ns braided pigtais Iloh
oar iuuodHcl0D by MI CsTyalLo, tie official inter-
kse'eF-bora IN China II American pareD.sihey bowed
profoundly, aud through bin teDdeled sssuIanees oi
heir most distinguished consideration.
Iunc'1l g. Tie hour, we sat down at little round
Gbies Mr. Cofg. with Tho elite oi our entertainers,
1ocppying the central board. The table his light,
Ebere Providence aud Celestial etiquette placed
&eest. BrOss, B0wos and mrsef was surrounded Wy
tsuts.
have sat al good mems fesstf, both 10 the stalled
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
TrIE PETROLEUM FIELDS.
The People, tEcir Habits mad Pccnii-
nrtics-Inpertnnt Usiirond Enier-
priscs-A Monster Oil stooh CenpnnJ-
Another Pcop,c'- Ionn I'm the u nrkct.
M Our sreciai Cone'pordcrt

from Our Special CoHe'pordcrt
McHFyEY HoUsE. HrApyIIrE Pa. Oct. 90 lsfa
Petroleum and its Ingredients have entered
80 largely into tie worlds commerce aa 10 classify IT.
production preparation ma distribution nmorg the
more Important branches e trade. The exIois from
tho Atlantic ports ia three years were In gallons as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
ARRIVAL OF MAIIs AT DEPos, ,

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPoTi
Eastern Through arrives at 1880 A. n, z15 P. NJ,
and 9:z5 P. II.
Eastern Way arrives at 1920 4. ID.
Western Through arrives at 9:2O 4, H., $40 P. Ii
do Way srrives Rt 2:55 P. N.
stEtusky Way arrives at 9sl5 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives Of $50 a. NJ, 8U0 P. h.
10 Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Pltt5buTgh Through strives at 9:55 A. p,
Way erTives at 1910 P. N.
hahoning Way arrives at 1O:S5 A. NJ.
as5sdviIle arrives at 10;25 A. NJ.
81 dina Way arrives ct 400 P. NJ.
RookPort, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aas
Saturdays at IL b.
HArrensville arrives daily at lO:lb A. NJ.
Esst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily oA. n.
H0UB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsTEBE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston HsV
YORK, Hartford, and Painesvilie, Geneva, AHhtAbu
{. nd Oonnesnt, closes st $50 A. n.
3 IAsTERS THBoUsH, for New York only, closes 81
R:25 p. NJ.
EIsTTBs THsovaH, for Eris, BufAIo, Albany,
6Ostous New York and Hartford, closes ct s:oa
E4srzEs WAY, for all points between OIs7eIsno
and Erie, closes ct ESQ P. IL.
= LISTERS THROUGH, for Toledo Detrsit, OhicAgc;
sGt Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. NJ, Qssyes s:l0
ueTt morning.
BuTERE THRoUsH, for Toledo Detroit, Ohicago,
BubuQue. St. Joseph snd Cairo closes st 800 P. NJ
WEsTERs Way, for all points between Cleveland
ami Toledo, closes at Las P. N.
SAEDUsKY WAY, for Sandusky and ell interms
date points, closes at $3.50 P. N.
glEoEsATI WAY, for all points between ClsvslaDo
and Cincinnati, closes at T:05 A. n.
u1EuIEEA4I THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At 7.O5 A. N.
OiECIEEkTTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisvlle, St. Louis, indianapolis ZanssviIle s5d
wheeling, CLOSES at 900 P. M.
PiTrsBUBGH THRoUGH, for Pittsburgh and WaSh
tngtCn, closes at 1880 P. NJ.
PlTTgBUBeH WAY, for all points between OlsVs-
and, Wellsvlle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
sdephiA, Baltimore and Washington, CLOSES at o.
A, NJ
AAEoEIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At 2:l5 P, 81.
MEADvILLE, closes ct $3.50 A. M.
MEDIEA WAY, CLOSES at 7:30 A. n.
tskOOKPOBT, Ao, closes on TuesdayB, ThurHdayE
tud Saturdays, 1t I'm.
RARRHEsT1LLE, closes daily, lO:SOA. NJ.
East CLEVELAND and Euclid CLOSES daily, -
P.n
Mail ana Drop Lssssrs Ers required By Law to D,
prepaid.
81 Oity Circulars are Tequirsdto bsprs-paid With
3 sNO-osnt stamp.
OHios open nom T,SO Z. N. TO I:s0 P Nj. o.
Sa-tHss fr0a A. n, . 1000 A. n.
T. cOWLEs. P. n.
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guetIsI AatIEes.
nTP0PT1NT No I4DTFLDT- n


IMPORTANT TO OLADLKS-Dr. HAr
vsy's EsnaIs Pills nave never yet failed e. FsnoV.
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Prolspsu1, utsri, the Whites, or other weakness ,
the Uterine Organs. The Piils are perfectly htrm
ieH on he constitutien, and may be taken By the
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l11c tine they cot Ike ohsru b streng theninSs
invigorating and restoring the system @ health
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Uith regularity, no mater iron What oauBss the
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b tnEaa during the hrst three months Of pregnan-
81, though safs at any other time, e. EilcGEriaEo
TouId b ths reTult.
Eaoh box contains 60 pms. Pries %.
r Dr. HARNuT's TEEATisE On Diseases Of Females,
Fregnanoy Miscarriage, BaTfenness, Sterility, Re-
produetion, nnd Abusss Of Eatura, End emphAtioal-
u tke Ladies Private Uedlozl Adviser, pamphlet
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10. TB Cedar st., hsH York.
- Sod b. an ths principal Druggists.
e-F OIkRE. Dr1rgist, Agent for Cleveland.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

Reconstruction in GeOrgia---COuuties
that have RepudIated secession
Governor Brown out for the UnfOE'.-
Loyalty along the Gulf Railroad.
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LEAVE ERIE

80 A. M.-EIGHT EXPBESS TRAIE-8toppins
At Girard, Ashtabula and PainogVLlo only, and
arrive at Cleveland ct 40 A. n.
6:t5i A M - MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
THAIE-Stopping at all stations and arrive ct
CleyulsRd at 10 :2lJ A. r.
l0:l5 A. M.-TOLEDO ExPEEss-stoyying at an
stations except svanVile, SaYbrook, UnionVills
Eerry, Mentor and hickliho, and arrives Et
Cleveland at 2:I5 Pm.
bs55 2 4.-DAF E4PBESS TRAIN-Stopptng As
GlrRrd, Connea1t, Ashtabula, Geneva & Pafnes,
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland at q:25 P. -
second Uias8 Cara are run ell thro1gh
Trains.
An the trains going westward oounset st ClsTeIau,
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincfn-
natl, Indianapolis, St Louis, &C.; and all through
trains going eastward, connect a. Eunkirk with tbs
trains Of the New York Eris Railroad, and a. Buf
fal with those Of the New York UontrRi Buffalo
New York City Railroads for New York, AlbarL
Boston, Niagara Fails, &c, and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia 4 Erie Bailroad.
- Day ELpross, East and West. connects Is
Girnrd with Trains On Erie Z Pittsburgh Railroad
for iine5vtlla. Mssdvilie, JAmestOwn, &c.
II. EDTHiEGHAI. BuGt,
Cleveland. Oct s7st. 1884
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BILLS sPEOIFIo PILLs-WAB.

RAEFED IN ALL OAsKs.-Oaa b. relied
EsVsr fan 20 ourel Do not nsuseAtsl Are speed
IN aetioni 30 change OF diet Fsquirsdl Do not IN
ssEfsre with business puUuitGi Gan be used With
cat dstsctionl Upward OF 200 0urOs the past month
some Of them very severe cases. Over one hun
drod physicians have ussd them u their pEao.
kios, and GpeAk well Of thoir e1cacY, and approve
Of thsir composition, which h entirely vegetable
end harmless on the system. Hundreds Of oertif +,
sasss can b shown. Boll'G Specific Pills ere th,
eriTinal and only genuine spsciao Pm. They are
a1aptsd for male and female, oldof younR, ans
ths only reliable remedy for eheotinE q permsd
nent And speedy cure IN all cases Of sPsrmst0hea-
or Seminal Weakneu, with al its trains OF evils
Eaeh e. UrsthrNl and Vaginal Discharges, Glset,
he Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissi0nE, In
sontinenos Genital Debility and lrFitability, In
potsncy, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bIify, &c., &C., all Of which arise principally fr0
eaIual ELcagses or Self Abuse, or come oonstitu ,
tionaf afderEngemsnt, azd inoapaeitate5 the EufGrei
from fulhlling the duties Of married Hfs- In 81
sexual diseases g. GonoTThea GIsst and Strietures
DonEulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
: Urinary, sexuai and NerVOuE Diseases, who viii
ISsnd free 70 ell, the following valuable work, In
sealed snxel0pe:
Tn FEFTiErH THoUsAED.-Dr Bells Treatise on
Baif Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
q Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, ko., &o.,
pamphlet Of "a pages, containing important ae-
Vios 70 the af7ieted, and which should be read b
sVsry sufferer, the msanB Of In the ssverost
stages is plAinlf ct forth. Two stamps required
20 pay postage. iulysl: sl:R3:mO- .irf&Wy-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN Proposals viii be received at the 0ity Clerks
stant at IL O'Clock NJ, for furnishing and deliver
ing to soldierE Families in this city, Three Hun
dred 800 Tons Of good, well screened bituminoul
Coal Baid Ocal TO be delivered the order OF the
Finance Committee OF the City Council.
By order Of the City Council.
o. B. HILL, City Clerk.
January 5th, 1868. jsn5:1s5
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays ezceptsd)
MORNING IMPRESS, leaving Troy at 9:I5 A.
NJ; from Albany at Hudson River Depot at 9.S5 A.
NJ, arriving at New York ct 3s6S P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at $500
P. NJ; from Albany st 3;I5 P. n, arriving at New
York At 9:sb P NJ, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Tho Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 9;35 OF Albany for Now York BY the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ
rEngemenia have been made to run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad Co. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy
Nsg CGT5 Of he bss construction sud most convent
snt for tho use OF passengers, have been placed
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers VIII be Ticksted and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
2. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River k6ilroad %. and of
this Co. will be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked By eithor Company VIII be delivered
IN New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1864 y. A. OHAPIH, Sup't.
Ford d. GREEN. Advertising Agent. no22R3
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OLEVELAND : ERIs RAILEOADl
RINTER AHRANaEaWF.

Oa and aftsr Monday, Oct. 3lst, 1854. Passenger
Trains VIII run - ioiloE8, Sundays sxoepted)3
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 &. n.-DAT EXPRES5 TRAIH-Storufua AZ
Hiloughby, PainesvtLls. Madison, Geneva, AEh-
tabulA. Conneaut and Girard only, and arrive 81
Erio 81 10 ?. T., Dunktrk s;l5 P. r., Buffalo
$50 ?. y.
s;25 P. M.-OIEUIHNAT1 EXFREss-stoprinza at
PainggVilla, Ashtabula and Girard only, and aTs
riyes et Er1e6 30 P E-a DunEirk % ?. H., Bui-
hio 1850 P. 4.
$50 P. n. MAIL And AUOOMMODATIOH-
1855 PM-
800 P. M.-NIeHT ExPREss TRAIN-storvlzg al
Painesvillei Ashtabuia and GirArd only, and
arrives At 4ris at lZ.40 A. r., DunEirE 400
l. n, Hufielo $50 A. H.
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ON VULGARITY.

He had said of those mighty societies of
the dead that they allowed no vulgar per-
son to enter. What did they think he
meant by vulgar. They would find it a
truthful subject of thought, and at last they
would find that the essence of all vulgari-
ty lay in the want of sensation. In true
inbred vulgarity, there was a csllousnegs
which became capable of every condition
of crime, without sensation at all, and it
was in the blunt hand dead heart, in the
diseased habit and hardened conscience,
that al men became vulgar, and were for
ever vulgar exactly In proportion as they
were incapable of sympathy, tenderness,
quick understanding, and all that deep in
tensifcstion which might be called the
contact and touch faculty of the human
soul. They came to this great eoneourse
Of the dead, not merely to know what was
true, but chiefly to feel with them what
was Just and noble, and to feel with them
we must be like them, and have a noble
curiosity. 1t was not true that sensation
was rendered dead by the want of sctioni
it wss sheer stupidity and license Of feel
ing that deadened it. When the chRrac-
ter was rightly disciplined sensation was
precious, but we must not seek it, it should
come from its right causes. The bad SEN
sstion did not rise out of ones character
but fell from the outside. That they had
to seek for, and run for, and its influences
were deadened and poisoning. There was
no disease so terrible as thst brought on BY
the pursuit of sensation for its own sake"
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sYMPTo ms f.:

The symptoms Of Oatarrh, as they generally ap-
pear are ct first very slight. Persons ind they
have 9 cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive 30 the changes Of temperature,
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
fhiok and adhesive. Asthe disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased IN quantity and
ohssgsd in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are haWked or coughed Of The secrstions are
offensive causing bad breath; the voice is thick
and nssal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
smell is iessened or destroyed deafness freauently
taxa place. Another common and important
symptom Of Cstsrrh is, that the person is Obliged
to clear his throat in the morning Of a thick or
ssimy mucuB which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per-
son may be sure tNst his disease is on its way 70
the lungs and should lose time IN arresting It.
Tie above but fen Of te I1aHy CatcTTh symptoms
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a9lnsifal glustrnmtHts. :
WATERS,
GRELT HUgICAL ESTARLISHMENT,

No. 4SI Broadway, N. T. lssa
EIGHTT New Pianos, MelodeOns, Harno1iuma:
AIexanlirs and Cabinet Organs. ct Wholesale and
RetaiI, Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS At
great bargains, prices from $50 to 500. New
Ootsve Pianos, $3.50 and 1915 with Carved Legs
and MouldfnVz, $500 and upwards. Mslodeons 100
TO $40.
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Rusl-0Eflfe 9Lme- SabIf.
iS54-5. Winter ArrAngemeHE 1S6l-s
FOB THE
ARRIFAL AND CLOSING OF hAILs,
At THE

oONHEE0IEs HOEDAT. OCTOBER SlsT, 1s54.
So Mails will be opened and ready for delivers
9us hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails close one hour fsfors dspsTturs e
trains.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Year's at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call
We haye Clothing for rich, and Clothing tor poor
All should come TO us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than I'll now try to pom
Coats, 0vercoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
CTayatS,
Ehlrts, Gloves and CollaIs, suspenders and Hats,
Hslf Hoss and Handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many more things that are useful and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at q very low price.
Aud then for ladies' God bless the dear creatures
and grant that no sorrow may ere mar their foa-
tCres;
The present for them, which will give tbOm most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing and treasure,
Is SEWING MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of al other Machines made to to sew.
It Is simple, Il is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine under the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION HALL HE,
Well We know that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that ara valued and przed most Of all
Are those that are purohaEed st our famed UNION
HALL
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-

RIEROE OF AN INVALID-Publishedf for the
benefit and a. q CAUTION TO YOUNG mEH and
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, PremA-
ture Decay OF Manhood, &c-, supplying at the same
time TEE mEAEs or SELF-OVBk. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quaok-
cry. By enciosiDg post-psid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of tae author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
de5:ls4 Brooklyn. King county, N. ".
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Reconstruction in GeOrgia---COunties
that have RePudIated Secession
Governor Brown out for the UnfOH'.-
Loyalty along the Gulf Railroad.
By the latest arrival from Savannah,
we are able to lay before our readers the
following article from the Savannah Re
publican of the 7th. What is said about
Governor Brown must be received with
some doubt;
We write amid the greatest eIultstion
the following highly important informs-
ton lust received from 8 gentleman direct
from Thomasville, six days since. He re-
ports that in the following counties elec-
| tion have. been held since the capture of
Savannah, and in Thomas, Brooks, Berrlen,
Lowndes, Clinch, Montgomery, Appling
and Tatnsn counties, the people had open
| " declared in favor of 8 return to the ark
Of safety-the Union. Overwhelming ma
iorities were given for the restoration OF
the United States Government, and the
people were srmingto defend themselves
from the secessionists, who were denounc-
ing the Unionists and threatening their
lives. A bitter conflict was imminent st
the time our informant left, and the most
intense excitement prevailed.
Governor Brown was at Thomssville
and It is reported that he is at the bottom
of the affair, fsvoring the movement
The seton Of the Governor has produced
the greatest agitstion smoug the loyslist'
and disunionists, encouraging the former
and embittering the traitors, who swesl
eternal vengeance.
Governor Brown has disbanded the
Georgia militia, and the troops have return
ed 70 their homes, many of them uniting
| in the work of redemption. In Liberty
and Mcintosh counties the American Ass
was to be unfurled from the Court Houses
at Hinesville, the county seat of Liberty
county, and at DsTien, county seat OF Nc
Intosh county.
The cars are running on the Gulf Rail
road from Thomasville to the Altamahi
river, and one of the conductors who man
aged to escape, reaching this city yester
day morning, reports that all along tn
line of the road the people are ripe for rev
olution. Union flags have been displaye
from several houses and the lives Of thei
occupants threatened by the ssecessionisti
There is no telling where this inferno
cine strife will end, but of the complet
overthrow of the chagrined enemy theT
can be no doubt. Let our loyal lips hs
words of sincere gratitude TO the Author {
these glorious rays of permanent victor!
which have burst upon our national hor
!. zOn, proclsiming the wisdom of God, an
4 the dawn of an honorable peace, founde
upon liberty, justice wisdom and moderi
/ finn
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-DAHY INVADER
RTSKIN On RRAnING-
Opinions of an Art Critic.

I ODAnAOnS OL Alm AEE NEIl1cs
That marvellous master of the English
language, John Ruskin, lstely delivered a
lecture at Manchester, England, on %Whst
and How to Read" From report in 8
local paper we extract the following:
"Boohs were divisible into two Glasses
the book of the hour and the book of all
time. The distinction was notone of quail
ty, but Of species. There. were good and
bad books Of both classes. The good book
of the hour was the useful or pleasant talk
of some person with whom one might con-
verse, printed for Us. Records of graceful
words, accounts of travel, good-humored
discussions on useful subjects, statements
of facts, and the passing events of real his
tGry-an such books were multiplying
among US, snd they were 3 peculiar char
scteristic of the present age. But we
made the worst possible use of them if we
allowed them to usurp the place Of true
books; fol-, strictly speaking, they were
not books at all, but only letters or news
papers. The newspaper might be entirely
proper for breakfast time; If was no proper
for all the day.
THE BOOK FOR ALL TIME.
"a book, strictly speaking, was written
not with the mere view of communication,
but for permRnence. the author had
something to say which he perceived to be
usefnl, true or beautiful. So far as we
know no one had yet said if, and no one
else could say it. He was bound to say it
clearly and melodiously if he could, clearly
at all events. Books Of snch a kind had
been written in all ages by the greatest
men. The society of the dead multiplied
as the worlds ages. Into it we might en-
ter always, and take fellowship and rank
according to our will. That conrt of the
past differed from all living aristocrscy in
this, that it was open to labor
snd merit, and to nothing else.
There if one sought admittance be
must rise TO the level Of the great mems
thoughts if he would understand their
words, and share their feelings if he would
feel their presence. Hear, hear. One
must show his love for those great ones in
two wsys-by evincing true desire to be
taught by them-to enter into their
thoughts, by a true desire to feel with
them-to enter into their hearts. He must
eN~7lAo W enleE 4nsO tAeI tnOugASsi nOb "
ind himself expressed by them. If the
person who wrote the book was not wiser
than the reader it would be of no use read
ing it. If the author was worth reading,
his meaning would not be got at all st
once, nor would his whole me3ning be at
certained for q long time. The best au
thors would only write sort Of parable, in
order that their meaning might not be got
st unless it was really wanted Gold was
not found on the tops Of mountains; but
nature hid it in little assures in the earth
that men might dig deep in order to find
it. So it was with the hidden treasure Of
wisdom. Good reading required leisure,
and then the first requisite was to under
stand the authors words In the sense in
which he used them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

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