Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 44, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 13 September 1834 — Page 2

Orisrtnl i:-.y. fur te Timrs. iirncixTit ix composition. It has alw ays appeared to me a siraegr thin? that newspapers generally, ope ciallv villasie newspapers, should eon

tain so little of original composition hi

them. The wonder is th '.'realer ice.

as in every place, city, town or ullage, there are always subjects of interest enough, and minds enough to think, and pens enough to write every paper foil to overilow ing. In addition lo a! the topicsof a gvin ral nature r.ohr.cot' d with the great concerns of politics, and education, and religion, there always will be hrnl matins of sufficient importance to give interest to the columns of a newspaper. And here I cannot hut express my belief, that if F.ditors generally would devote more of their attention to subjects that more imrncdiatr ,'y conant the inhabitants of the village und its via'nily the Merchant, the Mechanic, tinFarmer the state of commerce, the principles and improvements, in each branch of mechanics, the discoveries in agriculture, such as the nature of soils and different modes of planting and cultivating, they would pet more subscribers arid do mare pood. i 1! jocls connected with the immediate welfare of the ullage its improvement ia external appearance, th- manners of the inhabitants, the diffusion of knowledge among them, the encouragement ef god morals, and the cultivation of sociable and hospitable virtues, and the cherishing of a spirit of general intelligence, will always afford topics that cannot fail to be read, and upon which any man of a moderate Fnglish education and good common sense can write a useful essay, if he w ill. And here I will delay no longer, hut come to the subject of tins communication Why do so Jiir xvriti' fa- rr;vpapen s.ncralty, and v:ha do so fev trriVc for ours? It is not because there are' none among us who think! We have intelligent men Doctors, Merchants, and Mechanics, of general inf.-.imation.

whose conversation is interesting, whose views ef tiling ;ie Itr.ge aod hh--:::!. vvho;c rcmaiks are ofien original a, id striking, and whoso thoughts on inosi subjects, if only eommitted to paper and extended to their legitimate conclusions, would benefit their ftllow inc.::. and enlarge the circle uf their inf.uence. Out of a variety of causes that prevent men generally from sending their thoughts into the world through the medium of the press, 1 will only notice two of the principal ones, and which, too, may he easily obviated. The ihst cf these to which I shall allude, is the fact that mr:i in general arc n;l in ti habit i. f warding their obs nations awl thought? even on those subjects with which they are most familiar, and to which they devote their attention. Sanpose for the sake of illustration, thai the Mechanic cr Artiz in were in the custom of noting in a com.no-.i Place Hook, every little improvement suggested to his mind with regard to the mechanism of different aith.les of his trade: the principles cf architecture, or the construction of the implements of workmanship; or even w ere lie to keep an account of the difficulties presenting themselves with tegard to old modes j construction and building, what a fund cf valuable information might be collected in tliis manner, and what hints might be give:- to seientiue arid ingenious men, leading perhaps to inventions and improvements whose uses 10 society could never I e calculated. Look at the invention of gun powder the art of Printing, the application of Steam all which were suggested by the oh servalion of what in tkcmyehf.s would be considered trivial and insignificant ficts. And is the bound try of improvement reached ! Are there no li Ids of nature yet unexplored? Has scicneiscaled thesullimest height, or exp'oied the farthest depths'? Five hundred years a go and le.-s,lhe mechanic thonght that invention was ehau-tod, and never dreamed of Printing Presses, or Steam Boats, or Uail-roads! Xay, lie would hive been pointed at as some hair-brained enthusiast, who lived ia a region of airy dreams, if I, p. In 1 ventured cve:i lo pre did Mi'h extravagance as this; juntas the hunter after the perpetual motion, is now a days denied the ue of reason, and, by universal consent is calh d a ma -Iman. What is it that has given some prof ssional men superiority and influence over other, but the f ict of their recording and publishing thr. phenomena, w bother of mind or matter, nr both, thai have come under their observation? , lUe ind-Hry in seizing upon and securing small orourlences, and connecting together a great maty nnalogitis though they may be apparently insignificant, f icts has often led to the formation of the most splendid theories in Science, and the. most n-.f,l discoveries in Art. What eau 'he rtiy sitiindofor the. f ttuic ads aacc-

menl of his profession, w ho is content to follow the track of those who have gone before, to make the same prescriptions, and use the same remedies that have been used by his fathers ; and, look

ing upon anv new features ot diseases or new phenomena in the operation e! medicines as mere exceptions to estabiidi-

id opinions, and leading to no remedying of old errors, and to no introduction of a new practice, w hile he makes no allowances for the influence new fah-

ons and mode of living, modern habits

upon him diseases, and death, and nolunfrequently deranges his mental powers. Tiiis is called being; moon stricken, lint

rcct the idea of the incumbrance of words, the more lucid and striking it will appear. Does the eloquent sav- . .vrt l:ia .1 A iltt til I v io me.vr-viioT t.jc

i : i.im ui.t iiuuLiiiii ...-,.....-.. i . . ,

, t "mi.. i .1. .'...,, 1 ;-.-)! the wo: k c.i imagination, iiovv

meaning 10 me s ie.i-iouou unm,.: , . .- , i -i .! - ii. r.,,1...... r ......

And when some agitating question ol j umcn nice tms is i.m oum, i,.. c u. .... partv politics arises", do vou not find in 'man on man. She strikes him wit a ... " : r . .., ...wm-c i iis-.o mneir art. and maues htm ;; k

e Ol V COmpilil V Ul men ill mi: mini i.- ; ."- ss" , of the slrcets,r in the. bar-rom and j with love, and though this .nay not n,.-.e j coffee -ho'iscs. instances of illiterate tnen j his life, 't will likely niake Jam s;..y, expressing eloquent thoughts in r lo- i mad, or worse . Hat the eiianges ot the I n..f,t ,vrtr.!. :otv:iiiriiur e'.e.ar max- ! tiiooi: ate regular and suV.cct to some

iins cf wisdom, in clear and forcible law, so t'aat man is t.ot disappetnteJ, '

Isnv; Cinsi:!- or T.iaui:. T!ie f;it lot of Co'd'cc ever impelled into this, place from the. Eastward, arrived du-

from Philadelphia.

v. eciv".

aom sav liieie is, ov n.nin n n .....

' ow i -,v i 1:.e i'enosviva'iia t ,;ina!.

This is a new era ia the trade of Louis-

Ii-retrdhre -.ew (-ileal s alone,

v 1 i I f

has furnished viiln toe nrtich', ami we in turn have sup; lied the ports above

cr ot

us as i.tr n

eu.s i

tU-biirgt!. e.v ah ;a. ,i.:, Ky :r.:

i.-'ii. i.-',,'..i(-viv Mi', i ; , e lend oi N. Oriraus in ' e:-! with 'his !;OOeU "V

lrad(

.... ' T

i no c-ti I:e rev

rson

, -1

of life, and pursuits of mind and body ;j words? Yes well tiiis is because they el-aug. & i f climate and constitution, or If, ! ardently, and express their feelings

the tffotts of different plans of eduea- j ntiurni!;. And now if a maa womd tion neon the physical as well as mora! just t.'itnfc en a subject lorg enough to condiUoti of mankind. Has not the j make him-clf ;. a: A then gathering

SOU ;

:e :;e eve

Hei mil

Ciiaracler o! oisoases changeu m a

few

past yea

and arc tisev not varving

ills liiO

Citservatioti

on t nat i r. gi

u! ict together, would zvn'ir ju.-l as ;

every d.-v ? lias nut the cholera sprung i thinks and that is, naturally, v. itn- , ex- ecteo,

in as it w ere, oat of the ground in s out restraint would not eas production night, badiing all the skill cf the Facul- j be read, and with deep interest too?

lint how different i:' wt m.utt n.isa e will pi' sent as n: in an hoar. as the mocn uoe: ; I : ( I htsidei in there i . ."h -';'

tri;v. ti.ey are :u: ; i

isC er ci

i i l.ll.i'il i ' i

Is and Kail in! take l!

:r- if Inn- Ca-

to I

V ! C(

Wi.en nought but c

a ri:

e can a and

a a. e than it in New

d v. nuhi not

writings e.ave'te.ei:-

eth t and do

v no can i'oi

i,v.,.

ntla le th

i this sci

ty to account for its causes, cr seat, or origin? A: d who can say that some

gjadaal dange oi climate, or constitu - J

t ion. or soil, a rising out cf the extended i bet men g.-t interested in the su!

an ! busy intercourse of man in com j (and t'.i- is very easy for the mind to do ineive or habit of br.dv produced bv I let tliem collect their knowledge to

ill Wk'll'.l lilllT.i'l .i:illl.. ii:t.itv'i,

per' r, w men make n From ihis hasty c eoer that the ana! and the moon is den

a .

Tai-.n

en.

lent: i-et.

shea

X bo 1

Vax an '7 .

J 5

iiccant -. ! geiner. ana tucn let mem w rite ua-.u- u,t

tor uh:c!i in: say women are

h revolve

trot-mte. .inath n, w e d:s-

gv between wori.i:! .etive, and t!:erf!ure ?. !l' a c-.-mnarison wau'd i:.r-:i:u'h; one

ciaim o:

like the n i round

n w

!v. We

a n mo

il .

t, ia n i ;nd

i -i-

",.( that a ,ger.i owns a large !:.;s C i ered

I .

,mar i

1 might v sCii

:.;-r,:rl!.'i n nnhml .i : ilne!if- of ni:- i i . w ithout ::!) v i eail to i hetorie iti:eir centre: and men rcsemo,-.: toei

o'er a lif- may not have been operating si- J or sly le. and they wit! compose with j saw later', i ;..' planets ci-:

entlv for ears to r-icnaro and nredis-U .a-e, and tnetr productions will be tret

11 11

;e tie-

a f.:e;

the Athi: !:.: w i, The !:.-rf,ve:-er earrv a th-uin I

stitu'e of moons .

pte the ':.9tituion of men, and to in-! from .-,t:v errors oi s!!e at least, even

iro.'ure tins aggravated modification ot" tliough a few i e.ies of grammar and crit-

:.-e for the destruction of the !

ma.au j ioi-

t: e pow ei

! 1 e

a may

i.'iie! I' it extravagant or wild to sup-1 doubts the trail

poe that oae mind, acute and di'igeni i f observation, migiit not, in a series of years, by catching the hues and appearances ot' diseases, as they have occtir-

.'iOi.no

i -

ievtu'

i this. !,-t ina: t rv the

it to

vou. .Heists. Liii'ii!';, to oenue upon ti;e result. P M 1 1. N T 11 P () P I S T .

experiment fir himself, and sei

t . ... i - -1 (,.!., r

ni in ins ;r c r.--r e Tiiose oila r t Ian

I tend tile ; i t l.fe.

; Iites Irom one to seven tvs-t i maii.der of the. fair tribe, w i arts and skill have throw n

indue;. ees who. h

. o

re,l in

tier

rent p i ts 01 th ; v, or

out

it diih.-renl perie.!-, have detecte 1 thai

secret, but powerful agetit that is n vv

perva iiag the eariii. and by tracing

J VI' i.ltLS. i::r;:-TiVK A5Ai.ot:i!:s. Tis theie is maiestv in man.

ot one or inanv, than seven. 11 at : toe analogy fa!.-.

he w.ts proclaimed lord of j t !,. r s,tol!it

.,eij me re- j lo-e. at ...a- . round thent i

t the nth ndanco sen;, tiroes more j we f.n.-.l a'.'ain

esc j ! i'.u is i

i o

.0W AO it li.". i the , ..;..' i - t . v: .ii i:', i' land t-'i . ". covert I ! the vahl j ho e -- i-t

i'-y i -

1 the

h ( ,: oat ii t s ; i : aid ;h:

i.t.UCL'S a dr. red by r. Vf ith

.... c;.:i pars, gj e;.(e ! sairiy . : that he c;ui ;a Previd. nee to

this i;

.;.'!. for live it. ye t.'ion of

1. 1 - . i i no n:

th--

t-t eve-iates,

: i 1

a tl;.:f

( I .

lo i :

cop ,,..1

u W

f t steam eigft; l . : . . . . j

ii impeai ene.h:v v

1 ho v.' hi ! e U iO V e : e

sha h s io the g-': (M a! i:-o (a Ui-ou (;:; o .,.:;..!,: rh:;;'.;.

Oo! V.

ei'gi i.esl

1 ;:;cn rail roads, e i h e gi eate.?!: tdi-

CeJii-ltlVCS

to Us vers stance, he onahfed to h.iiuv I i'dg'ity globe, he has exiabited is tho nature t ' tlii-ir ii u . -

J and defeat its malignant power? Ve s !.,' o)i i!y and comparative greatness actual contact w ool ! prove the tics! rue- j (b-t-eral ! might j.ntitie this illustration, to eety P' uiiar to his own native dignity. V, j ,,Hl 0( )0(,. Xot so with woman a;.o in l!li; -h-, trade and profession, to the Divine, iii j powers oi intellect, he has explored j her attendants, for i! ir apptoac'.i iwn j slate, and Ins investiga'ioa of the works of O.m.i-1 1'"-' depths and sealed toe heights of phi- ! n(. madi; with impuni! v e-n to roar- i Mr. alav ''

t ' s.

Ca.-ev and

potema-; in IveVelatioa with its nncre-i .-opay, at

aif d and unimagined sp!t-i,dors; in na-! aiuocu licr vauta

i .1 '. I .... ... 1 ) ! t: n-l-i t. !n

i. ot: i.v: v asl anu unr-xpiOlOO I

ex't nt, !;ei

scri bed

nten l.oiu si i e O t e It' i -,c . , h i

treasures, and yield j which tet;d.-

:ant m

li-hi on-.v;

is !-

Wei

r ln iaile variety.

UniuJy a-d ioa.-.i:ice!:ce, as ' and sm h o: i

ti .lie lie sill. ties ' ho i! a! a loom- 1 1, till

ot- tae numan mint:, its soar

ing aspiration al'u r somejhin.g i.naiorta! a a 1 satisfving, and in i:? farihl degi a-

dation to t':e abyss of tie, and the wild

n.l

as!!!' to gt

eh a r ( . ! cr

His

:cur.-c has

sneil

Mi.

i e

a'tin.'t wit!:

lints-

; ;.;!or h;is niaiked ecaanared to 'he

i;n, -. h':sc m hci.iess ravs imparl hgot

and heat to a grand system of moving wolf's. As ike natural sun is ilie cen-

aitnn.iio;:, gaeat Uisoi ..-

lge-

4sO.il I. I ;:e:;c; pa l 1 ot'

re. t is r . aetio't is ; l

neater tne;r sat- . eh and to r pel i net .

t"ie. ret i.o-.v tht I woman. Her :.:

est W hi. II la r v ;; e i:: ;;f oial ii' he approach ( o :,e strange law, thi attracti. a Veiltd into ret ehi: power

. r . 1 a . 1 : . I . I . . . I " I

oiai to nie ana vigor, doiu m ine a:.i- -1 ti -i. then thai

maiand vegetanie woi kSs. so man stands t.... i.i -!.;,!,

.0 . 1 O .1

neln. r n a-iciaa-

mi ea'.i. at the l ite elections

a- eieca d (fever:. or of that

,'. Hey ,e,ids. .M

' neea .he-evi it t ei gi iii. V hr.'.hs. AiU.iJer ti o passeniMs.- board the -i"! tli A ;i,i i it. a, hieli saii-

. -

V i 1

: :: ea

i ef l of All-

W.'is o

ti.iih t

.hi!

v ti.

ear,

ibohiphi;,.

onie

iie to

. .. v-.i - 1-1

and meleor-iikc war.o- rin's ol a i-ioud : r"t'1 l n saiences we.icu are c

and mi -guided imagination. To (lie school-master, whose note book should always he before him, to record the ever varying and striking manifestations of the n.iod,the first faint efforts ofi .h lp et to gracp at knowledge, the

ay. ihv ana uetigat witli wi

it!', h

w ;ii he con. We ch',,-

iiaii

,i i o Ar.l

hitet v www ( la a into

i ;k :

.i I : .

it lire to Witieh woir.r.i; eon bo eooitvi

forth with all his native attractions, from j S)!lt herself. She is v. eman, and nil wowhom radiate ail those rich blessings i m:M. :,,,l oori.i- r !,.,( ,.,.',., :.

wliieh are enjoyed by the w eaker sex. j no JO strange a creatur

lias uesciipuon is loo ei ravagaal lo i 0r ;ln

or-f'.-i t-.

apply to men in the aggregate for a- a!ui v irtuous, she may wt 11

i iien mttl'igenl

oe style.

tro-i-c.l a;.d excited by a glimpse at I niong tae many milliens who have lived Heaven's l est gift in huuinn form- hut rut'i, will reach forward at higher at-1 ' died, only here and there a worthy jio,;.- 'j vicious' i'o ae e etive iinmeios, and more extended know- J one has graced our vvoi Id, w isose course j can exjuess Iier ih't'es. -no'innev ,'' n; edge, never tired nor satisfied with t,as wted with so much splendor j jlor dcgra-lation. Yvy Heaven' 'm im'1

1 lh' !a-t tea years. i;p in, of Nctv Vork.

eh.utch it!i a

w, l ea on each arm. 'Tins man

has a wife and children he ha J belkr jstitk to tic ir company. J Jo may find jthat las boundless wealth will not pioI teet him from public indignation, j (.overia.r Ca-s bilks t f resigning his

ot-erotaryship, atid coining to tcside in Ci;a ii.naii.

Toe ohiesi shi

knowing the constant and powerful inihience w-liich the heart, the disposition has upon the intellect in aiding or retarding of its developments the beau

ti! i! har.v.onv a

as to render him a fit subject to be com

pared to the m:. jostle sun. While a few have blessed mankind and shone as luminaries of the first order, the many

nave been worse

one ot the form

nd then

s r. ;

the

-vlllel iC ili

navy are the idled States

shaii life's tiren; v lours pass otiswei f!v

a;n! w hile my heart beats warm, it shall jf-

v. onrhiintioii and the U-Frig-.ilcs, !;- :h ,.r x, !,;, ,

W( TO Otnit Hi 1 i ..o ii'ni n:e i'i;i,Mi.iipi,'.

.v, at this time, about th-ri oieht v ai

ne;il in unison wna

r.d reeinroeal and "n-nial'i i:;lVft ,iCo:i worse loan opaque luxlies ; t(!ro ..j

t f loa ::, ! rciiciioa e.t o-o ll -ion ! ho o- - ! ti 0!!1 WTiOin I.IIVO Oaiaiiatetl ti.il v!lt ss i ta!

i;c; s.

wiiose

at!)

er hie uepenuciu ies ami mutual in'hiences of the physical and menl d systems upon each odier; the conmaraiive exeel-enee of reward and punishment as inducements to study, and instruments of eoi.iroliiag and directing the yo.mg ndiid. Such observations, if carefully un-dc, and with the design of d -it-.g good, wo;; hi don'itless result ia the discovery and introduction of improved mod :s of education, and the advancemeat of one of the most important and re-po.i-i'nh; professions of the learn .nI world. And why should not men do this? others have done the same. Thcv da not consider what they owe to their fdi w men, to themselves, and to their profession. Of what avail is knowl -dge, unless conununirated and spread thresh society? And then how much pletsa.e might be t't-rived fioio such activity of the mind, and what gratiiitatioa ia doing sucti extensive "good ! noth rohslaolc l!i at prt.-va nts men from fio.pi; :.t!y comini'.iing tlieir thoughts to writing and publishing them, is a jWlidioutniss zrith irgird la stifle. ?Ien are too apt to attribute the popularity of a writer or the run of any pu licular

pa re, to some nnco.ni;ian elegance of

! t ..rv,'

'0 mine and n.iae that of ;.i!ed Shi F. ! ait: in ir

The packet thi; S-n'c'iehamia. C'. n'. i i i -

rnvec at r have

F-

i.ropncr, t;.iii lavtrpia;.

v.. ...

Philadelphia on lh Jd

a;-,d death. We see then, to compare i man to the sun is xti-.tvaganl and wor.-e. ! From the various descriptions we j have of woman, we might suppose her j a strange compound of love and hatred, :

s mpatiiyind deceit, benevolence and ; icceived front the ! iei in.iltgr.ily,' intellect and idiocy. 15y ; papei p of J my 1 0 h . a: r o ne :-!;e is e;;iled angel, by others tie- j 1!;ds of the Oth. Tin; vih By some he i hailed as Heaven's : item of ooliiicnl iutolii

'est gift hy ol'.teis His most diicful i y thds arrival, is ihe arasu'iei-

Friti-di (ha'aoet ni (irev. It is Sun of the 9:h.

: ennai i i ihota!

I U -.

.-a ( letie

ll;-'.

:d Fe,

f (.'

iA i I p. ..!

U a; or

i.npoi !anl u-. I....!

; 1 ll! I. 1 O'.i- e , Th

ehhieo am: i ; l .'.h :,;r

loating at. ;!:e

: ;:!,-. n mi', low ii.g des- . . i . oi te.

i c. c i a 1 1 ,0

a iv .-t at eeunts.

lor tiit-

oca: w ec

curse. Ly seme she. is represented as at;o,io( a

i .

r n

ia i.:e t ii y a, v n;, n.nati, endii g .;;:i! t CO. were

'' t tl iitis iuiii.ii,.--, ,

! on a sh.-mii i'oa', !

ht-.-e

V."t

too universal svmnnthiyei- w i ; h i-o:n I by the resbma h,t !

U iiis woes bv others she is styled j "'e-t-i the I.omJou Trtn

raided : (Voni

"Wt

it) Si

SCI ij

we can nev.

rr:

atifring

the

g mt Ihgen

subscribe:; they are alike ridiculous ami (reached us. Lord (dsey h;

hs-iiil. Worn. in is neither

ievit he.

angel nor

sae is last woman, and those

who know her best, valce her most.

l .lo-e w a.o oi.mar

bis resignation, vvhii h the Kin

the j.l.-t

's lel.tlei'tOi

a n c (. ha-

u e u :

s a:;: nuta-uns. n.i.a: f l hi -Iiiou

i-OvI) M.W.S I'Oil t'C Tito (f tiileman'o 'Mi

lov the present tnonih, -ays. The height oi fas!:it)n is a shabby dress; and IOC ll.Oie (lirc-ild'eir-o ;i l.iair's e..-:I

the more fashioii.d le it is e..;:-ide!ed.' ! A man being arrested a few dav

neii was :;i order e, ; since nr !.,.-,-! h,

u?i!V:r'n:Jn V'l .f:rr::U V, !-y loo reoueslj watch, ho jamped horn a ihoVtory

. ; . "t!U u ue s.n-y. i window to the n.-.v, ,,-...( !.,-!,

not l uilly . .'.ne moon is always clian-j Mr. Tiiil, ;,-.. See,

oerstanit, lias accepte,!.-' The Irisit Coeieioa Ihll, the fniahci

man lo too mi. eortsttiera'.ten cf v.mrh v.-: : or.a..

ging so rs woinan. Tiie moon at one lime shines forth with ml possil.de heri'0.vedspleudor,and exhibits her charms in Uie mosi et.r banting manner, but by tlegrees she veils her beauties in obscurity until nought is presented us but

.m t oaoiie si.ie: but as if si. I.-nf i-otiri

. , . I Ml

iv s, that any man

j w innow to toe paw ni .ml I

.on, Secretary ol Irelatal. Uccted his escane ufaar...e.J

has resigned his post, in . ninomi,!,, e o An Fasten, nar er sav s,th

- -..sot.ic wtt..ii. ueoanen, on tneiwho would oi-eata I'.mieribv borrowsu!mc t .-f tl.e li ash t. o.-rt ion Ihih Mr. ing his paper) would r,d, a hen roost, I ..accused the 1,-tsh agitator of a breach whip his g, andmotlier. or steal an Irisho. conadence in disclosing cerlaiii se-1 man's last' rd".

stv.eand power ed d.ctioa, w hen it al cy, siie shortly discovers herself parmost unm-rsa.iy d.'pends o-i ihe strength liaily and ulti.niUely entire. How much and or igmauty and vigor o the thonght. j ia all the,e iespects does the moon re-

tuaei iumgs uemg c.piai, mat man will senmlo woman? At times by hot -ir' express las t!na-ghts w hether orally ci and borrowed graces, together wilh'all onpaper, w ith most force ami ht aatv. i Uie aid float ..,.;., f .... a

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most fervent sense of their importance. : u hen (lidos vex, her charms are obW Aecordingly you vv,!l had the most red, till a k cloud of venince r popular and useful waters, disregard- some ,llhcr dc;l(y i(,n .ag the rhetoi.cal ornameots which her brow, ami caM. i periec s at e weak e.r biully stored minds sock alter; that inter, si, n,u . , .

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t mis in icierence to tiie cutire of the government. OToniitdl re)ined by alleging thai the Secreiary had grosslv deceived him in his communications, aid that the Minn try had pursued a diilerenl course from that pointed out by Mr. L. The Secretary will continue to hold his office, unlit his sncessor is appointed. Qm-cii Adelaide took her departure for Germany, on the Mh Julv, attended by a large, retinue.

A destructive lire broke out in Smvr

i iieie are tw euty-oue tegular organized Schools of IMcalit ine in I ho United .States, in w hich annual courses of lectures a iff given. The felt incre:;.-e of members in the Methodist Fpiscopat thuich, Ohio conference, during the last year, is. -1,10.3. la New Vork and Boston money is said io he very plenty, and borrowers are sea n o. A Methodist almanac, calculated for the meridian of all the nrimionl eities

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na, not longrince, hy which much valu-' in the Uniot;, has been published by the

.om- properly was consumed, beongi.r principally io merchants. Among the sullerersis .lohn I l0e, Fs.p Fhe Buonaparte family ,-uo Irving to recover from the FrencirtJovenunenl a sum of g,00(),000 of francs, forming part 1I ll,. I. a r .i . O I

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Book Concen in New Vork.

Sit.amm; Nf.u srvrKins. A person arrested a few days since for stealing newspapers from the doors of subscribers, at New Vork has been sentenced lo Ihe Penitentiary to hard labor for one month.

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