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MISCELLANEOU I.
'.l'h Cl.(C:L Of ANIMAL AND VJ,5.r'A
DLE Live.-In a recent lecture upon as
trououny, Professor Loomis expressed the
opinion that every member of the solar
systenm had originally a cvery high tera
perature, which is constantly undergo
ing the lpro.css of cooling by radiation.
Frum an abstract of the lecture we cut
the following:
If this wine to proceed, as evidently it
does without interruuon, it will descend
to a point at which all vitalihty, is irms
possible and must of necessity cease.
The era of life, then, is that of a temn
perature adapted to animal existence,
and is necessarily short and bounded.
It is the history of an era of a tempera
ture between certain limits.
The lecturer applied this postulate to
Neptuae and shwecd what nobody denies
that hr being like man can now exist
upon that planet. He passed on succes
aiivy to Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Mer
cury, assuming that the temperature of
the planueuts exterior to the earth is too
low, and that of the interior planets too
high for vegetable and animal life.
The earth occupies the temperate zohe
of our system. As to the moon, the
changas with atmospheric clouds, would
continually present to a lunarian, are
never correspondingly observed by us
who gaze upon the moon. The moon
has neither atmosphere such as ours, nor
twiiight. Tue equatorial temperature of
the moon must therefore be lower than
tihat of the earth. The length of her
day and night, too, are other added con
diuouis equally unfavorable either to an
in.a! or vegetable life.
Tie surface of the most distant planet
may, possibly, once have been the thea
tre of active life-that is, at a period,
and during such period as was deter
mined by her cooling down and remain
ing at the temperature suitable for such
circumstances. The gradual process of
cooling from radiation, which is goilig
on even now, in time will stop ;ble whee!s
of vital existence. In course of time our
own familiar earth becomes sufficiently
cool; first, for the lower forms of annual
and vegetable life, and lastly for man,
the image of his Maker, and the depo-si
tory of intellect and feeling.
The fate of other p)lanets will utima
tely.become our own. Life extinct here
may probably be afterwards observed on
Venus, and on Mercury, to subside even
the body of the sueranbsides into frigi
dity. Plants are constituted chiefly of
carbon; this they extractl fromn the air,
and chiefly when the suniis shining on
them. With his feebler radiuncv foilows
the 'death of vegetables..
The analogy of the physical history of
our own earth, would lead us to form
such a judgment in reference to 1hi other
bodies of oursvstemn, If it be said water
may be,something other than water there
wo must invent a new chemi try.
On each of the planets the life period
is brief, and it matters little in reference
to the question of inhabitancy at what
date in the history of the universe it has
coinenced, endured and become extin
guished upon each. In that most dis
tant from the sun, evidently, it would
commence first.
AL'TI..ETIC ANECDOTE--T'lE SELLER
SOL-- Time -Early settlement of West
Tennessee.-Sceue-A wayside inn, near
Iluntiogdon, Carroll county. D)ramnttis
perso.el-The landlord and a lone tray.
eler,. one of James' "solitary horsemen."
Traveler rides up to the gate, and
asks if li can get breakfast. Laudlord,
who had been frequently imposed on by
travelers with shiuplasters, and travelers
with no money at all, replies that he can
if he has the monev to pay for it, and if'
that. money be good money. Traveler
rejoins, that he has the money-has, in
fact, all kinds of money--and exhibits
some current shinplasters, which the
landlord hooted at; then some unknown
bank notes, which the landlord had rath
er not take; finally, the traveler pulls
out ¶a handful of gold and silver coins,
which the landlord, after examining,
and mdaking the eagles on them squeail,
says will do. Traveler alignts and goes
in. Landlord orders a bountiful break
fast to be got ready. Twofor three pul
lets are murdered, a hen nest robbed, and
the flour barrel, smoke house and store
room severally invaded. After a con
c siderable time breakfast is announced to
be ready, and smoking hot on the table.
Traveler goes into the dining room very
deliberately, and commences a thorough
examination of the edibles and drink
ables prepared for him -remarking very
sternly to the how obsequious landlord
--'-ir, since you have been so very par.
ticular as to my ability to pay,and have
eiamined and scrutinized my money,
you must allow me the same privilege
with your breakfast. It's a bad rule that
won't work both ways." With an aw
fal grimace, the landlord acknowleges
the justice of his proposition, and the
traveler, after a full inspection of every
thing on the table, and though ravenous
ewith hunger, pronounces the breakfast
unworthr-not the thing for his money,
by upwards of a great deal. Landlord
is struck, all of a heap. Exit traveler
down the lane, singing, on an empty,
stomach,
teadord an tihs Soving bowl
'tntii it doeas n over,.' etc., etc.
On the night of the 11th a ,train on
. e Ohio and Mississippi Railroad ran
of te track near 8andcval, I1.i and the.
Or was kifleil
RELGISTEI 01 It" IUNAWVA S.
LOUISIA NA.
IlATON liitU12E 315l'Oi'.
III TtYR-llatc l;litxioxboi. abrot 21 year old. nabout
t feet S itl~es lhigh. comrittedl :ep. 27; says lie
Icle i:gs to Calp Ilriynl, u:. 1 led ibir.
JIM--7:lack i.ii plutileii oboot 19 sIt erls o. 5 f--t 6li
iactia Bii, Iii ieiOlittr-.L Olet. 1; t;ioyo lie Lr-ioogs o
blolutoi..l IFur ita. ou ihe coalt.
IllfrNItY-iiok iriilmlesiio. about 32 years eli, 5 feet
hle lre -ian",· t:+a 31r. ]"'r. If J0. ksei, Mls-i. is
iii i(,,lrllil luee 21, 1S-54; h le lx-Ioii ; t
Mr. Wilida{ s. of Inlt tarchl".
to John '. eiltcr, of -'ioO.
J(O E-- . l,-it-n-l Jan i9. 15"7, F. N. lie- l 'I.iiio to
ii~,yo!,1 :+a, of I' Cci.
41I,],.- -mo~r:, it'_ 1 Jot ^ 4. 1'i7; .ass lie hLel~"1,; to
1 :i touu'.1 I r. . i Olbo'i->r:;: 'i.
~111___t ·-l Ilil y 8"1 '" :-; says lie Iielunia
to Mt. Lihr-e, ",: Sirull it'ioli.L.
}IL li'll l~iY-Ceioiiiiii'L July 19i, Ii5;, coyt iii be
1lu-is ti it. C. otui hinotn . of West k Iot" l:,Li o'.
tZt\l:i.l---'' ' --itte l Ane. 22, 1153: says lie belongs
to Sir. I in:oioi, if Aoieoi.on.
.l ii(C-(iiiiiilc~t d An'. 31. 1515; toys he belonri Iio
1'.. W~iloon, of Artiousss.
JUi-t','oanittr- i'tt(,or 1, 18156; mlos Ih hbelons to
Mtlrvnl Foirstnll, of St. Jamaro.
IIEN--ir-mnunitteol ictobee 4. 1815; sayolie hebelongs to
Jrio 1 Bryiant, on the tost.
Jul:-.otonlittet ti let-lor J, 31915; says hshelong, to
Jamoe tlryuitt, ion the etoil
('A1211itd, 'A~iTJS~l.
ALYEIIo--Copprer or 4rTe color, sxout 23 years old,
5 flet 7, iincihle high: iuoe hilobiluings to Jiooooo
BIalton, it 5t. Loutis, Mlo.
.n.:ter;2 .ON O PALr!':1.
AA!r-F Ahout 6 yiore 'l4, ii fret 6 inches Inih, crnn
loittel Oct. 21; not iooot.one-t sthr. he heloounor to.
l'PARII L (,iF Wl" F'S LICIAYA.
o(XI S-Yrtiiow ciiiiit llee¶ion. ibool. "5 5i ros of ace,
alwati 5 iIi t ti ':n%,iK-. hion, t".. ,{it:ir SNor-'.S,
n:,s,; It', li(·ln;;; to :Tr. ' Um irarvru, istxtr Koii."r.
tim-rn, ,l.,
C1X)R(; {::-lac^!c4;.orr le-L; innl. client 10 ',casts old, abort.
lI tt ` in,,hi"+ Ii, i, coninuiltoit NneI.:' -.e 0e ; ,iii
lie belongs to Mr. Julhu l1ls,-, of Ni'wOeltozo.
!ilAlOkm'N PAILISH.
JIM--Coplper coillrXtoti. aebot 23 rears old, S fret 6
or si Ine:lushos high ;ayi liti lelongs to l'ir-re
GrIffin, to iiegro Irri'r, totd rave lie ran away from.
Jackson, MLi--.
ISAA('--LC;joer ioplanpi'xn, about 25 years oi~ll, 5 feet
18 ior 11 nches htoicl, .;ooitie liei Nove. 25t; says he
{le''ims' Is Win. Ir-il. fl-ir a-twi-i,o , lot.
SAMI-Clark eori,ti'l,. boiult l i5 v1Ž mr1 y-'-- , 5 fcet 10
lecltur iilik, roiini-ltt,-,l 'NOV. 23; "aia he telongs
to Ce.rqe Vi iltout, at WSatrrljiif, lo.
JOHN:-I ippir eoinpli-tx , about 23 vesrn ilit, alsiot
i etro 3 r 6 inchei hig!i, r ,""-tirsit oli.it So,.
2t: orI-n ht leilongorr. 1-i".ti .!-.".rn'i e-i-its', neil
vitOcli lit h lietnrt eai-l h' .- .,'" ir ,iiia, aitd be
tiiori 0. rco Iffit. a n-ri tlreir..
MORTr' i-)liloitir, lioat '!,'et're' olt, iabout ii frost
10l i'ir-'e- iotlieiiieouiiite-lil-iiot Noii.33; s-inesis
biting' iii Dr. Auiiir'rou'ut.tols- oreir I'i~aleli, Lai.
Ilet Urst uit! Ii.. ticeo w-as nilk,,, and hrton~p-. ti
lim"ree GrcilT'"e, a ririeri tradeir.
C:AI:rIOLG-i-upper color. '28 or 28 yearn old. albout ti
fret highli. commital liOt Innth: 'eat jot Io'lntnt-, to
lisniuclt li.-l.nr I in, re-ar Wo~rrejil' ii, Mi',..
l'Atllsl: riF cT. MAIMY--FiILAN.GLjN.
PETEIIT-Aldnt 28 years.- oli. 6( friI. 7 55 iichr' ljith
cooi'.oitt-d Ntor.27 ; raye he looluiog.to Mr. Gitmoni
of Colleiiner county, 1'a.
PLAiJ'hQnl t'-l'ARlol OF IPERtl'LttC.
WCEQTl.l5Y-lttl-ak 'ecoilflitiOu". ii'iiit 25l ear- (ill! 5
oi'ut 7 or 8 i!r.rle, hi,' cos 'lt, tiutto ablut OIcIt. 7 ,
clrul Io li- ug io SIr. C. ''roaulnrO Itfcyou Ia
fourItliv
WI -II #l.c~lM ulat,,iiiiit nsearrsi oIl. 5 foot ' o ir6
i neliet lie', rii-,n'teulli .t,,.et titr '27 .-ayi. be lie
1--gos to lr. ' l_ Trotcl!· " f"a ro" l Ioi-ir'ehec
I!-.; '-TR l'A.Iliu ii
flm-A'iosut "5 ir 30) ye-irs lii. 4. ..I ir. II: ·.
i'\rnlui't t· t \o , 11: lr ·-; It, , -1, ry. :1 s :,! "rý
iler iinit,,n if Ile 'oi- i, f St..1, ' S
Sit A -Ii t 25 tire. -Il, 5L lli.:
jiltZ;rP . -ii i'
m it , 1 s.t; ,L--t.' 1 1), lie ·i i" L 1 . S 1i ! t
.Iunilh. W s ticr 51~r yirt., ,. ii .,f O i,
J1)I i\- ri yr.: ' I! 5- it-it .1 ii I 11 :11
catt uitt!l·ci . a I s' t, i". _ i" ',C' t i~!:1~h~. .:,
siditg neir Aieuamt.rita, 1i.
HE::R'-CY et eoleertil, ab-ult ti- po-:,re 04t, 5 ,'eot 6
tuotor sI cli , ' i- li' ce 'ut
Sieu.tti t. \'i-~its i tI9 . irio-,utuio-a On !.
hau5on 'teclie.
ST. tlPL2Nl'AiPhRI-tI
CEP-hs-l:rl; duiuiiailen, a.oii 'iii 'oen c l-!. 8 li ot 10
in-li". 1.1gh, coniiiu-il i-i7 I ---I't 22 oy-u hi
bleongo to .taiuirm Lt-'arro.,-u -if 1:iui. viluoi.
LIL ine .;llihigl, Xl: e 'i ' . 1.1 tlii:y !,:
el~,--iig tmtieo.Joac,, tcIr I r:eutriiilo 'c- .siuo
titu painilh.
WARREN CISUNTY.
JOE RELL-.I-.c!c coml-.mon, 5 foot 5 inehovs, hilgh
comv.itt! Oct. 10: 'ih . be|,lons . otoRobert Diur
fey, in Washington eunty',' Misg.
P'RE7TON-Biack romp;pleon, Habot 5 feet 10 ineheo
hiLh, c<LLnimtt.d ..it. L.y- he lýlongu to Duncanl
McCall, Lf mot Jospephl, La.
GEORGE--BIlack complexion, about 22 yuers old, feet
4 inches high. comlitt,9 Nov. 26 sayos he belongs
to Edward Iniley, living uear GrCud Lake, Ark.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
JACYOB--ark eomplexiou, abut 13 ynearsuold; sayshe
beloegs to ilr(,id Porter, of aIfayette county.
CLAIlORNIE COTUNTY--P0iT GIIISON.
ANDIBISOLN--Dirk (omipletiou, shoat 30 vear s old 68
feet Lt inchel high, commritted Nov. 28; says ho
bo'nrgea to MIrs. Martha Hoigatt, of Washington,
WILKIjSN" C(OtL'NTY.
ANTONY-Black emnLplexion, allýut 30 years old, 6
feet high; .ays : h boih, 's tlo Da; id WOeathers, of
Wilkinson coLunty..
P1'TER WIOTIAM,'X--ack ccmllexIon. about 40 vears
of age, 5 test 8L 'LcL I iL'LO, .:'L rLitted Nov. 17;
IAys he beIuLfas t) John' . Willhans, near the
mouth of Red River.
JIl RUSSK-About 85 years old, 5 fret 11 inches high,
committed Nov. 1; says he lx' dIugA to 8a0phroul
us Rusk, of lHanover county, N. C.
ADAMS COL NTY.
OV-ERTON-lBark complexinr., a'ent 30 Years old, 5
feet 7% Inehens il, enmmuittedd Nov. -0; sayv he
beltnga to William Thouman, of Burned Prairie,
near darrtsnburg,. La.
JEI'FFE k.SO. COU~ tY.
WIU.TIAMf-.Tlack c'n',pl,,rion, about 27 years old, com
IOntteLL Nv. /i; saw Lhe e blongs to Thomas H.
bSmith, of New (Orleans.
JOT--iLack co plbvxiona,. about 27 years old, 5 feet 4
inches hiLh,. LcLmmfifel Nov. "·4; arys le bo
longa to Joh HIunsicktr, near Watoproof, La.
I-88AQUl.A CoUNTY.
JOE--.\out 40 ys-are ,1, . f-kt 6 inches high. ccn
mittred Oct. H ; say Ie beil.agos to DunacLa McCall
on TensM , lo miles back of \Vaterprvcf, La.
JOE-About 40 years oill, 11 feet t6 IIuches high, com
..,itted Oct.; sao Ihe Leon'u to lucan .M~ICall.
on TUnae, 10 meihu' back ef Watirl,r.Lf. La.
WASHLNGTO)N COUNTY.
lLICK-.Aght brown complexion, about 1S or 20 years
old, 56 feet inches high, c-mmitted Sept. 17; says
he belouur to Mr. Beaty, in Vlcksburg.
TENNESSEE.
DYER OOUNTRY--DYMSB .
GET-.lack eoA s zl en, about 5 feet ten ineches
high, coaemlttedlsv. 6: soyayee belongs to Jansee
Whitte, near dprlusglek, La.
(liDRG1G -ack complexion, about 25 years old. com
mtoted Nov 6: rays he belo~ r to fer.'lue of
(CLlborue Parih. L.e.
S)OOKS t: ,EI'EnJUD[( 'ii
British reriodical Literature.
ltEPUBIILICATION (OF TIL
LO\floNi QVA:II:Eti1IV', TITS NtiIt Ltt'.', AND 1 Xa ,
TUdE W:,i;TlMINIalhlE~it ii:VI-:'l'1 i;
a1AAC:AZI\N k
Leonard Scott & Co., Publishers,
79 F ULTON. AI\i) 4 (30 L ' L'EE'1'S,
NJ' wF O-Z I rh..
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Ti -PiIPch~al~ t l ! a-'tP. '"P:'l <ty .,I
-api c''aicaaul' h IL ;taaa ,"l.t _.,n of ta. : a \ t e
lara-d. l alua1 -Iiflur ltty; a ' a-a aaal a a; I,.y
' ,t.oiaa lac ai~tata" t a+-.1'aca aa'~rr'a ~ Ttie
Goo vol u: riotl:! lut ¢<"^' L_ r k; i 4(·f tl?" ·;,t:.,. Ttrv :lkt la ew'ith.I 'e iul t .',uo.. cttr lt s1111. t
theca .aaaca0-a halao~ rpl a-l a-Pavt t~1 a-la-a tj toa -ta.t~l~t ir.
i:alataal.rae-aa-aO..clalaaalat r, , --Ha'arycalt aa'aartu
aint ahjtt r, . la -'1x 'ly c al'y a-ai!·ier: aa it s' tact. I
tmaoi I4 l' parcrl: oi c t't-alt I't :. rca-la . t ai. . l "d t
T nree~l oirlla. 11 TIflt~ll o i 4,:.."r , I"l- Ito
ranrt t`,r Ilcl,"+t r~rnt It-rr'.''+,, ti,,. - : "toesi.~·:~ ·
intl hich the te' 1-'- 'a- at :!i - eda
Iacatii i ou i c fa a -aaa tit-! :at "' aa ta --'--a -- 'a
Erend'fS- 11c r~iatli ' (It"i i-~lfi-ha I - Cl
arcaatly v-I a-aet:' .:nsin :it,, at tra-aco t.1
rlliaL.cut l at raa-lrl-aof Er,:,(· :-aa 1, caa-ca.a ar ae-l e I
try, thinc hkavaa---a jr-L t aarf - 1 te a orlto I' ·
and eve h. its'j' cl~ad -wa-a11! aL tt' ar ~ta-.c-Ia'1W t 7' ,.
in bptlaalia,.( oalt... , ':~.,to : -. ;: f L a-ha.
leigisliata iroani a' . ii the ft:aaaa it.',11 t": I IN .'.' 1 ar
hlcaitntt nn 1 ]irriu tlivt l trua. t jaaaa'1"aar f -a----
cecanteocaait 1 ace It' ;--e ,-- ll d t-a : ". i j
betafounfd, jalri'esin Il le loa !_--a' "t"acalP a'u".
laa'ro-aacing 0 a tla a tot, La': .a Ia11'' l !, ft~
--ja I~iP1
were tF ths 'oily "t'. ' 1, f ... ýt t . , t,'rtu- .:. tt
et-ata".at to bla rica--la I. .. - -h ," . y r ·'.a.a-. lt'
they 't:IL t Al i.cln ti i% "t'uac. 't' , iI. tt !, 1:·I~·l·!·r
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niar aav ~t~ aaaa;!-~·i at! ttar.Lio- 4, tl- I!
witf rt'oa t . ru':e lnl' ot' t littl a n!. .' re it: e 'ca 'a
tuta-l Bertai . ?.Iaa .:irc a thay, ia-a , r aa ,'. a'1 t,, rl-a
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sr.,e A,-aaa n !;ci uta a t palr .a~~h ·: l:.IAip a-l~; I- ama ai
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TIIE NORTI lI1'TISIf R1EV'i I
i| work of tmore re': :.t tr;in '1 n ..."e ntr i, adv
dI s , rilwd---b, t . f, verit l- do -t to occu, : " ' l. I'
it- ,,tabli 1..ne-lnt TIf in*", ;v)l. ,.,.lof: i. il, 1' i '.:
Tern IOOimuct. vwit. : , ;q sr.- to i",, t' er "r,i.t
of this Antit Nati" l.- !t .,-rl '' r i. t ,i o ,..'t •, ' hi.t
re t" h o'i t tne . i( i i- i t ru tor h. t
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it her ur.^. topue t.tlielt t!.i0 Aly ii.tL,l. I.. , ,t.
s or.ntaneousl o f ' lh [n" , tl l::a: -ter ti: ui.i, ,
among .. it, . iL n the " c:':.. sity ,,fa Te:uw . o,.t -t i. -
i,'n. awl the itn:','"-utt- c'r ati;nh of Nola n m i ri
!txeti.In, not Tt aucs iof this Journal i+ thr Evatmn.tli.i
f itrrhe N i t er nlt ort:l , (' rlt r itr : r ; ht . ,,t , ite ritfLed
ha one of thel souii icit chanlctt.rtied of thie irte..
that the gru u,! tnuc iple whiceh iP.'" .a n. .R ait , and
many o f the emioi . nt tbj ct. of h ,t tl nir. it r.,"i t! : t btil.l at
cetntury ago to wr ite, out, it now ,tlii.int lrte a' ri thli
riyip inl this able work, and itn icj ,a. e iitterary L lte
tropoli<.
Thloes .riodieal it nIot ultra in ithe virws o any ,,1t
ofthe granl delart ofam. of C 'a:mCtt 1::,rlr, ie: .'t the
aae time it:cwv'-r driift, frtt : ie itino Ios,rty crit '..
she1 's of pure tan1 hca! r ~! ee 1,f 1 .-ibl. Nor
wa;l it fiil to nlE :rn mLt. At t. hly with ,vrri -i,t.rf
i-tmpl itry in o th ann ,tt of h tt ent, terariy ano
esprit, enlistet oer and tideh. T!: l-e lrn:si, r lyI aid
Brewster. 1rs. Ha.:na, C-uwaiht'.-sun. L orrh,:,.r, (':n
fitt, noronl,, thnehanl.n, nliti, ec., Ari n itot with
in tl.mtrs. , tnMuch fiorn in talent isnal7 plediet d to
areornac.uI etrincht it p page. ny
d t ei in .sd ito t Tridlre, to rly.a tkme.dtt te mrin
for topla of every kinld callated to itcupy and iter.
rpt the wll cultityva thamt,i are introd d 'olitic ten
qest, it i" not so imuch for thei ater r to kiet as heing
. rmal character, are consitere. Lbiteranture.ahd the
litof year,ry maerit eof wrs are iston sen, an t n ofrie
in mto.nt f td phyat ic d, u eer d; t ha eie di- 7 l0
inerA . TeiuA subjects, howai vert in u a !:ti siionte
this itanhri: spitit, for. knin itinct farn at of the
work ain t wil neontinue to occupy a prominen t place
ch its pag,:.t
Th.; lamnltu l Iet. Col,/2a'-TM4 was the foen.er and
pri:|ipal Edlitor of this lRriew. sad since his ,h-ath
has-be' sly condntsd tby his uname o-lw, Dr. antoa.
DLA tKWOODSc EDit isN.U G MAGAZINE
islees exchtsive in it character than the works al
ready noticfl:.t. contents may le cmllsidhred under
the general headv of ch ical litferature, biography,
narrativest hitlorical and fletitinnv toetry, critical
analyses of new works, &h., "e. The hih order of It,
di-",lsilttionn has on renmdredit prowutiy di.ttngul.shed
in the delartment ,f ';reek ard }or, na archteol,,y
while its rant" of elegant fetioh : ma'hbe said ?o ltt
cover a masterly power and Akill, utrturpassed ly any.
of its numtrone contairnorarie. Again in its bti
ge'ltiea delprtment, mid na, rrativel. oyab c and
saentitic, this adnmirable l'e.iti'esa has ever diot1 ved
resnonre,. unqutetionatbly .upprior io any similar work
in the world. as to its politied opinions, although
republican obliquity that, however obnoxious its ten
eth, it is ipposible for the reder to fadl of being
fact of this dl.tiugulnheh Magazine having for a series
of years maintained a circalation in Great Britain of
about 4o9 opies-a proioan unequed eir
year will alone ette the ean of ts prominent
aftly be aou. mt-, .lbythetmnmendentabllity which
d- .. -. 1 sted the names of the contributors
to this eteding work, it is not -erptrisig that tech
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.'.RPtl'fl.' "piloi'Y IK)KS. A \smoTruL - Snlet ,F Sot
t:.LntO, I'I ..it;atitRi. and T.Arts, Ofr the Instrue
iln anti ..i.trtainmlent of the Young. By J.v o,i
Ar.,^r. F1r-:tlflshed With nuwerous and biautifuil
T.'L.Rc.-- i :"t. number of n"arper's ' tory iookn"
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mort paid qtnrterly in :dvtantet,. is Two Cente. "JILtr
peir's Mgsine" au "lrpr 't'r'.Story oks" will be
vent to onat Addrtes. for one year, foIr vIZIt lotULAs.
flit (Quarterly V totmes, as rsOmL istel, neatly boond
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iinia:' ""liil:oo and -.hlita.," onnd "T sboo am! Fan
fy"-\- .r I-, "TheI Rrp; r .atcl;ish.ment.. ," .rani k
hio'" anti "The 8tudi,.'"
'iaey at' the 1beat cthildren's toots ever published,
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religious topir., -t are aruch tas ct'ri-rton losre,,t- irnv
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can not be rahaed often children. Theytave asamples
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%-t. y. D Ibuw.
We lnae heard so many fathers and mothers who
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their childrTen in the .paths of knowledge at home'
epeak in temrs of the hlibeqt ommenlation of thi
caries tebooku for euldresn that we teael a dieslwtss"
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t at an.n. (lsit., attth Thulenwrt ljeirt, } 1I -
Ing.
C. CMONTAN,Ij1,,AL~jA INIf4DWWj~jt6
it pti 1)n. If. xnxernr
It*ii J lX , ,t II \itlt ATTfIRNE3YS I COtC.
5'0 .r. at Ln'. Willt lrnct, r in the ('nertr ot
Et.:t atin.1 4g, 1 Psi n A., ." hW*rrill. the le
C.urt of 1 .oui'~iot a ,o'oiti,,. boitra tcourte
{tL Court tI'Awe*, bV..t Plit,, y 1.'bat
124 a In Wi r~tltn .llf. pefrenie~'~
(1." . 1i.'4r'lI:K"I 't. "PT'r~rila CVi 'NSBLLts
,r.E t' Io. "hth ,1) tr" TFrr yrNrliL theR
ly :tt u'ic :.} I~i·! tt ..f 5th, v tt.", the t C'nirf slctd f Sate
{J.trn-unr efyet a4 aue steets.
j R1·!.il;.t1ln ('ktcr l Gtrr.IST~d (jtlM lb~.L.Cr
lBiu:" it, Piai"'·ll in.-, Chtr; p nrtt h. ta .
1JALIN~y Iii UE. IVLLAY LEMARZk, PRO.
at Law-. fC Iat theQ C',uYTEUnBaa., W..t1,f
sr t) :'It~I ~u k'i~th otrnogt.
Tn A 'IttMl . Mu S*WILM1AN. NEW ORLF.I YS' CIjgjA
'V rot, aurt a Ln toaete lAurel atrenl trt.
TH. 1. WAVt I-XIT, )RUGOISTG C CIIKMIs7f T crd
l j r uer at irst aene Church strtliuvr
AI:NEV Ii'UhE~ic~~E. WIILIAM MARP~fraYI$
ti r.1 ~lC i'TA1r1LJUe
N+i J >. W I'll' i, .TJVJITE('t. JAUJL sk Oeg
J LurtLa. e 'Ito' at tLhe Croa WukklotzzdC\l aI.
tou I I O CI".
a4 J fo l. >- iiis rl lauel n trseet
ýj t. t UI Al IT, 1!At'st.e. --~-.-
tJ" treet t'"t. t:ouvotltio and X..rth tioulerard.
1' T II. It 1NCK, IIRP, YARD to YILLS. OVJLU
d, l can ('urcl ultpxn41te the tlrrnt' Bonne.
iti, Li'lyad
Fl' W~. I~llttr:l :-y t irClTE('Td B(LDZR.LOnr
t' I" n te 0-u.n til-nugut the I'usto ln e.a .
CeonLaurelH otreot.O3 C c
PJti-41 1;1;1 FURNI)MA RE~ DEALRRQ dr.~c~
~" t ýXl!~; · c Jix,). 1*t ruler Ct?' Harweey Ak
n) "l Bws P .ith P. A. 4taker, J. PF., an Gnurc
:k: St te l., w. (imee en
Ie T M. IW. N t r:, D.CGGISBd aºEjKY L Iaj..ELO$
a''. none Ciow:.U Hain.(Kt t
HI. 'it N.C\A'I iI.. AlI ULV T I spJ.1
:e "a I Ir. at.. e xt t Inur y 1tr 1.11
r tX`, 11 C I7ijA, } IV IUrlLdf'taOtdE AIL Qo2 .
" n""s. Choren ctu!;·,"i:
~:;,. '!l~f~~LV E. '?. AIfW, RUC'G C11EJP
e- < '. G(;I(Es; -4 TT1;}I.YfB CUCGWIIULOJ Al
º " L3 I aw. '1111co an I fayette street, Itta &n t
anj:~1I nt yt the to~urt ll·,uxe, fleet Baton Ronne. '· .
I~eL.. A~v~cEY f C.L71SLl "U$
ºý"',:,. t ce on raauuin and
a r~ilrrs. et., I eatr the Horsey Hnnsu.
T (l. 1: 1'. It, HI)"" N,, 4TTIrm .S1 SI Coale
j "r":iora at law Omt* tar laurel rrC ,·-
11 ý ' MX;E1,, DRI-GGIST& d;HF Ifii 13 LakBratt"
r ~:F. TI'S N;:I) &C:).. C-41WAGNOAS, H.Z1F7!<1
_ t. `.I-11:'" t.. next the CGtg Bail.
t. 'fix' 1). I'1;IW.-'. DRY l 000f ,$ a CLOT Q.O
1 " I I. tr:,".r `Lafhyafte andChurch rke*ts
rtohl',.C1us OF lug
LOUISIANA BAPTIST.
I DOUT t11 first of Jannary nest, if afnelet ae
' ,li.autrent is rrcedre. , the Dienville Tras
1 t in. c. t ,ned tt a rtigus n ornal, to b alled
tl e -inr'n , ,i ' :' 'd. It will be the organ t lfb
Iaptit ,.,,'it:,,u in this state, and while adve
I 'th lt , '. trinee and Irinelples of the iptistdei
:~ ,.;.;in:ti+. , hibiting the proopctas and ena lti:ae
thit it lL t .lurr:h, an,!d ulstaining zralo.my amtt
1,titv,.h l . n:,ttrprizrt. it ill ble condueted in. esybi
. t.tritci', kintln.. awsil charity to all other dewn.'
tis ati.,n. T t'e C~!ti'rnttit.n hni:llg tlade Monet Lts
n, ~at l e -,Wr f t IfIpta: uj ratiolto in this Htate.JR
wt-iml ,.,ý,,,ael.u ,oirable that it should bart at tlkis
p eoint ii tl per devoted to the advocacy of all its gr
!sht rtt4.
Thi,,,s o dlri atuch lr a chlnge--who frll the need
:of it f~thtiht papt'r iin Louisiana-will please .atrl*
thi ,iw. li prent o.lptly in ito behalf, and priour+ra.u
,bt.h-iert as the)"y ,an, anil forward them by the lttb
of Itketrctil.t r. W\'e conflidt,,ll look to ministers At
ai ! Ii t -, Hicient nurt!,- of alEscribers is not bº
t.i'n,+t by tc,;:t rtie, the Tlie will be continued ati
pre+,atnt.
Blrethln. one atil all! will you lend a helping hadS
and givi us a gov.dly lit ito ltgin with? 4
TERM.s:
The '; IOrtmI- IPArT " will be publistled weekl
ott a ,doutl, t m nliunm sheet, on the followt.og tert_
itta-'ale on the re-elpt of the first number:
one p, C op, r. oo- ' in. lhance ............... $ 2 3
In dioy thre iotonthl...................... .. 3 M
Tin tx,otli, aent to ione ofiice,lpaid at mIen..... 20 3
,ti t Any one sending us five new tnbsibers, eiOt
at.sosbe6 It
receive ote copy, one year n. At4re a
I- Exabange tnotIcing wil confer a&er.
Harper Shool for both S .
TIll School is at -one me frem W_ odvil:
Jackson larish, I~oaualtiIlspllst ofa ohaltha
anod ittersting section . .t. Te communit
anr,un! in point of lteig moslity, will be..
favorable comparifon any h ther n North Lt i
ana. Students hersewillberemoeed from the temptl,
tionst to vie to whilob are alwaylt.und in cities, '4.
generally found in villages.. , -.
lThe Trustees have contracted with Rev. AuzLm
Scorr, to take charge of the Institute. He ]tas be.,
tenching for more titan Ienty years, and is too w
known as a scholar and ins atru youth to need
comnmendatton frora us. He brfq.pte his aid ti
fema, dyeprtment, his two dat ~ , wbo.have been
trainld froml early childhood for proefd oaal taschi.g
Other Assistaint, both male and fasi will be =:
cured at the eircumstaces of the. I !taa mota
ref uire. -,
Tlwteiittitute touildlnge 'ea connummodins am
thie TrustAes have l sum far'.
the nee«tory fixturesiuid-, ad v all in a stat e6':
rentlitos foe opening efieb i wbind has bees sein
fort Moday, Steptember.r 10,
It-I oute Intestion to idd the sinepl, (who bhu as .'
neatly reineved to .the ncl hberhoet) to build spa,
Grammar vand G .n... s, e .12
holn bot ai twilln t Wt l to a t,
or 0amet frthnoer who ie e o !W dvance, orw
h'rioence, sr ay other cuse, tln a alekn0s 0 t ,
wiath atanueedt Aritinte , lto
4. A .draeslil .bier Geo me. s e..
6. The rtuition rwll be due on the lat 2t of-tO
Peslon, but a deduction of ten per cant. ,wll.be allo9ed
for Iayrment ftra whole eesisnebatrleW fits advance, or
eight per cett. ir" lhalt! a aessloa:i
2. lltudents will be, abavjd from their entrlate to
the cloe of se.nesin, ai noddne ovill o.,de Ms os
alsence, for any other cause, than sncknese r two.
-eeks or longer.. . -
?t 210 onewil bte onnlt M 5 to l* U nin e ato
than three eiekrding at d timec begfitqui Rtesainp.
dtenter iwieehes wUll be required.
4e8asiag can be ogtaued at aeees al rain hq
the .aegll ,elo-od. "
0. The prospect fur a large and mae kap i
school Is now veferrieg sags ..e eatueet olict
the cooiperation erfAnc44W ne4kIbegliaulie aa44Aun
blends oit-hosae Ifj.
' G. Tt Saec' W. S:D
Wilpftl~rUE, ~Oli00,Pttd5l, i. cIA Z tt 1 #.

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