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toned to regard 1t the most natural Of all things But
the Infinite, argues Professor Max Miller Is present
from the first in our sensuous perceptions oher"seH
would be a mere sound without meaning Ihe present.
ment Of the Infinite rests the sentiment OF the fe
and has its roots in the obscure presence OF the Infinite
IN all perceptions OF the FINITE I'D 'he
course OF lectures referred to- this idea will receive anu
pie illustration from the development of religion among
the ancient Aryans OF India ard will be found an ne
csng feature Of future numbers OF the Conteinpof
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PETRARCH. BY HENRY REEVE. l2mo PIP l4s. ]. b. Lip.
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The author of this biography, which forms
volume OF Mrs Ophants Foreign Classics for English
Readers" has gathered many and Interesting facts
connected with the life OF tho illustrous Italian poet
Mr. Reeve treats with deserved contempt the strange
theory of Dr. Beatte who In 1910 endeayOcd TO prove
that all we know OF Laura. and much that has been
written Of Petrarch are apocrypha and OF Rossettl
10 whom Bea tricc, Laura, Fammetta are myths, per
sOnIfyng the antipapa! spirit; "ln truth" says MI
Reeve Though the poetry addressed to those ladies
is highnown and imaginative, nothing in the history
OF mast ages 10 better or more accurately known
than the lives and opinions OF the poets them
selves and the manners OF the society III which
they lived We have them before with the stamp OF
q complete reality; and recent literary Investigations
have only rendered this certainty more absolute" Tho
materials on which the author has chiefly relied in the
preparation OF the present biography is the edition OF
the whole body Of Petrarchs Letters Qn the original
Ian) published by Fracassett in 1882 succeeded by Gn
Italian translation by the Same scholar in 1863 accom-
panied by cOpOus notes illustrative Of the circum-
stances under which the letters were written, and de-
scrbing the persons to whom they addressed Mr..
Reeve remarks that there is probably not another III
stance IN the whole history OF literature OF details so
authentic and minute with reference TO the life Of
great writer, those which we possess relating to Pc
trarch and his friends. who lived five hundred years
aco Petrarch was his bographer, and the
annallst Of that "nobe and delightful" company (is
he terms ~ among whom his life was spent. with re-
gard TO the true position OF Petrarch concerning which
there has been so much controversy Mr.. Reeve ex-
presses the opinion that his rank among the greatest
poets of the world depends mainly the composition
OF about four thousand lines OF Italian verse; addressed
10 beautiful and vruOus lady OF Provence, who was
neither his wife his Mistress between his twenty
fourth and his dfeth yeas." But Petrarch al so
great as the apostle Of scholarship in the fourteenth Gen.
tury lie exercised vast intellectual power law
less and barbarous age Not Voltalre at Ferney
rounded by the rehnements Of learning and art, not
Goethe at wenar where he lived in Olympan majesty.
were more honored than Petrarch amid the prevailing
eonyusions and ignorance. MI Reeves narratives inter
spersed with numerous transatiOns from the poetry of
Petrarch mostly by the late Lady Dacrc and few Of
them from his own pen.
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The Eclectic, as usual, has highly satlstac-
tory selection from tho recent English periodicals. In
ending the first chapter of the Rev r. W. Dac's rn-
pressions OF America Professor Max Mler's "Ancent
Times and Ancient Men," and Symposium on Future
Punishment" considered in relation TO Canon Farrars
new book on the subject The close OF the twenty.
seventh volume suggests the duty and the pleasure OF
commencing a subscription for work which Is richly
entitled TO place ~ every weseleoted family library
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G.. r. Putnams sons.
The new volume of Current Discussion
is devoted exclusively to topics of religious bearing.
including the Soul aud Future Life" by Frederic ilar-
rson; A Modern Symposium" on the same subject, by
r. III. Hutton, Professor Huxley, w. II. Greg,
and others and Tho Influence upon
Morality OF Decline in Religious Belief" by
sir James Stephen, James Mar;ineau Frederic
Harrison, the Duke Of Argyll, Professor Clifford, and
others The Course Of Modern Thought" by G. II.
Lswes The Condition and Prospects OF the Church of
England" by Thomas Hughes, and Is Life
Worth Living ~ by W. II. MalOcE. The method Of dis
cussing principles in the form Of symposium by dii
eren writers has Of late perhaps been carried TO
cessiye degree, giving birth TO and superficial
suggestions and the expression Of personal feelings
rather tnan the thorough analysis and exposition OF
ideas which the basis Of legitimate convictions.
The names OF the dspuants however, IN the present
instance carry great weight ana Will attract the aten-
ton 10 their casual utterances which might be more
proftably bestowed consecutive and unitary dis
course Mr.. Burlinghame's introductory remarks are
oyporuno and udicous, and his notices Of the different
writers n the work. which have the only fault of 100
great breyty will DO found valuable by every studous
reader.
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Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" with all through trains
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- IRlMf COZ Il OF the = l y l l. bI NEW :
- NOREThc plaintiff desires that this action be tiiei III
trc County 81 Nrw. York. AUGUSTUS G. BROWN, a. eN
ccuor aud Of the Ilt VIII aud testament o Augusns
C.,yrllad deceased plaintiff R2aiust MARIA f. CLENE
LAND. Charlotte \. oy'lano iucia A. tlevcaid Henry
Cleveland, Mary \ cleveland George D. Cleveland, Mary
l.. Ncld sarah l.. Brown. Henry G. Brown AngustHs G.
Bromley Augustus G. Tyler The Institution fer ndgent ard
uhun ClcrgJmcn in the Ciiy OF NcwIoIk the Institution
fr Agcd a1d Women IN the CITY of NcW York, the In
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P.ut,sIut Episcopal thHrch IN the city ot New YORK
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CIty of New YORK, 81 IU6cS Hospital IN thc
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Room in the Cty Oi Mar ,ilr, France, dvicndIns-Sum
rrll--Io above named defendant each O them
No arc b. summoned 10 th" complaint IN ths
action copy Il The pninn- It
toTucV days after the scryCe u this summons
exclusive day o ana IN of yOut failure 10
judgment VIII be lIkcu a-la. you ny uc
fault for the rclcfdo uaudci Ia The complaint
IItrI New YORK MAJ Z 1878 MILES BEACH.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and post Office address, 80 l2O broadway NcwYork
City, y. Y
10 the defendants T. cleveland Henry D. Cleveland.
Mary A. Cleveland Augustus g. Bromley Augustus c. Tyler
club and Reading Room IA the Cty Of MarScile-.
each them: Tho foregoing summons IL served
uun by publication pursuant u an orler 0f the Hon
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to NcwYor dated the 2Oth ddy 0f Nav lSIN and
filed with complaint In the Onc O the Clerk Ot tho CITY
and County YORK In the County Court House ~ said
Ity Of ScNYCr u the state Oi NcwIOrk Oh the 2U day
Of May. lS1S. MILES BEACI, PMhth Is Attorney
Mgy2I laWGWFI
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Oifcc and Poet Office address,
No lJi Nassaust. New-fork CitY.
To the defendant. CARL EGCHfER Tho foregoing sum.
mons served you. by pubhcaiinn pursuant t0 an
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nut state 0f New York dated the 9Th day oi
NAV 1875 fled with m" complaint, IN the Office o the
CLERK -Ipr Court for the CITY and County o NeW'
York at County Court House ia the CIV oI Ncw1ork
LYMAN RlNDskOPF.
81 IalntIiis htlOnItv.
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SUPREME COURT.-Iral to br had i'll the
ItCty aud County Of Now. ork-IlENRIEFrE RlCHTEN,
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ihc above defendant Nuu are hereby summoned To
answer complaint This action, and 10 serve cory OF
your an,wrT on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
the service 81 tn, SGpIs, exclusive ol thc ddy o ser
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cn vii be taken against you by default for the relief dc
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Dated NeW-iorK Apnl %, ISIS. - -. ,....-,.c.,,,,
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VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years !;
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave ioot Of Libcrtyst fer Freehold, at
S:l5 ll:i5 a.. In.l !, 81 - N.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-J JERSEY
NEW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ leave Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove. &c.. at Slj, ll:il a. H.. T. 1l3 D. ln ,
Stages al Matawan station 10 ana frOmkEGPORT,
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CURRENT DISCUSSION. Edited by EDWARD l.. EUR.
LNGHAGR. Vel III. QUESTIONS OF BELIEF l2n0, pp 800.
q IIufn u N
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NOTICE OF FASSIGNMENT.-N is hereby
~ gwen tnat JACOB FINK ana JOHN SnIo5i S,o,s di
FINK Of EncewOOt the County OF Bergen AMI ,tate "
NewcIscy, hath tins day made assignment To the sun
Of their estate for the equal benefit OF he creols
and exhibit their respective Claims
uuGcr affirmation within the term of three months
Dated ApTil n. 1873 ROBERT EONSAih1
10. 81 and % Paynnil ave. JcIacy CIty. NeNJrIseY
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uNHE MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
wall. Newburgh. PoughkeePse, Rondout Kingston, Coz
Eena MlIOn Hamburg and Hyde Park, leaves daily from
Vestryst, Pier 80. N. r.. at $3.50 D. N. CONNECTS with
HROOkIYN Annex BOats,
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EALL RIVER LINE
II FOR
BOSTON
And all points East via Newport and Fall River.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l,
1877 Leave dcuo!s Of Cuurandt and Desbrosse5st
at $3.50 p m Night Express; daily for hasLon Bethlehem
mira hca Auburn Rochester BuIat0 Niagara Faus AMI
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached; an, r,n,.
NV wv" R6E'T II. SAYRlS Supt ana ltngr.
General Eastern O1ce, corner church AND So9rtahds
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

& Eth Ten NINNI III. -,
I'D w 4h and German thoroughly taught hy
ali cyrscnCcd Professor Rapid guaranteed Ia those
Nm earnest call or address PIOFEsSOR 81 East JUthsL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusat0nlc
ID Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Br1dgeport
leaves atharinesp daily Sundays exceDte at ll;SO H.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

NJ 4 4 VVhINI 0NtIVVIIIIF@t
~ ~ books, &c, &c. Whole expense at sWITHIN 9.
SHOHTLIDGE'S MEDIA tPenn.l ACADEMY Tor young
men and boys. No EXTRA CHARGES; students Admitted
ai any time; can remain entire year. SPECIAL SUMMER
summer III bOOhkeoung Aud pen
manslp Lan, Greek, and Mathematics French, German
SuIusi. and Italian; English Branches aud ElOCutlOn.
NICELY FURN IsHED ROOMS and Exc CELLfNT IABiE.
Ten tcacera all graduates one Harvard four, Yale Rec
by Bayarl Taylor Richard J. Hinton the Rev Dr.
Hi ex-Tresaent Harvard ue Rev Dr PeabOdI the I,ev
ohn Long Governor ROutt, Thcnhius T. Sicklcs, Hon.
Thomas V Cnoper and others Media has seven churches
a teInuerance charter, Send for circular.