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Athens Southern Banner (Newspaper) - August 27, 1841, Athens, GeorgiaBy Albov Chase. Athens Georgia it 27, 1841. the sout11er9� Vaniver Pohli Holt a in Athens in. Over the books store of a it cd Louse amp co every Friday Morlins ti�1j i Turnr a it Avail a in four tio Llars ii a us Miil of i1j� Var. Try Ojiri Sanbor t ail iii a to c of flirt al my re Odd Aron Tinnie Lii at Chr time tor Lii Eli it Han been i lid. Us i f it Comdr red m Wisl iii log a iii tue it Nind ii Lii Lizalde a ii Moliai in. No it a a a will lie d�4i0itiiined, exc Clit Ai Zijic no Tsiou mls a if a in Iliff until do arrc.irajre�. Are . A pall it a to liar a dior on matters a a connect re Wii ii Llie est Amishi Lieut. Iii ii it a a it Neil in girder to of Cru att Eutin. Stitch of adv Ltd in a it is fat of a tit Ariun. �,27. A to l of tors and a a editors 10 325 four Moui is notices a. A t 00 Saif s of l f s4,.i i Iju cantors ors. Or , of or of roofs. It a to. A a a is Caiiou for a a , by .\dmui�4ira-tors and axe a a ors. A it a it it Nti ii Tonitto Lay , Poe thy. 3 2. 4 75 4 a 2.� Ionia in Quot for a al lib a five , a Mynue in j a h Lynnd Advenia in i their wive will to altar cd �,.�, to a in Eju Aid in . Hit , i la for every tvs Lve lines of Mao t a a be or it Cru a a i iii if 111,1 first inc ratio and�?�0 ecu is for Yaeli . If a a dished a a very a a ill it vet a. <j�?T2 cents All Mai . A a a a nis for . So serial contras is >11.ly he for advertising by the ear. Shuhl always have the a desired Nam hero marked Dijion them Winni in. A or they will Lee . Till tur Hirl and Eli ired Aero it rid Joiy. Lotic of jul Sale of and no profs by , l of Siors or �uarili.m., he tii iii red jobs Jire Vious to if it ale. Tic of in or onal Rrok a Riv in like manner meat be y a Quot i a revious it to the air. No if to a a and creditors of an estate must he i it id it listed . Noii. R i at will he made to the a of Ordinary for i i in ill l or in Era gets. Must lie Puli Liesl our Moi my. Notizia Blini a a a a in action wiil a made for of Aihui Elmra i in. Must he Emu listed a Ify tlnjf.-, and of i, of a a Tillus Voli me of the Augusta ii Lifbor a jot�?Titnai., 3 kv0tet to Tiik develop mint of orig own in it kit be Coni ii in Rontril Hutins from iii ii of the most popular i writers of the South. c Oil Jis the be8t kngi�l8u and -\meu1can /1nes, cent till clip iii so. Periodical of fit Kiml ill inc Rountry. 7/1 tir i it Lun of lib f Wrork Embr Arvitt in Loro Jilin .mfinoii.s. It tools in a tics , voyages 1�?~uetry, Camii sin moral Locadi Iio. , ,\a�rajivc.s, jut ii Emit it ,<1 011,my, t Orrest it Oil Uit cd 8kcu lies of 8ociciy Ami Marioi a �?�1 a re no other a Horci u it Hiti the Rene of Potito literature. Rico Holt Ai into of ilm year a volume of �i2 Lauge to , i Onta Niimi Udovc Choice Vogtli Zuj Lealier than would vol i and a re a Narv Naiia in tie i. A. T. , . D. W. S. Jones i us. Pc a Loci ii ump re scary to say much to inc Southern Emulio ill s Jim in a re of Limo Cia Otiis of the Mirror to id in . The Odau Aud purpose of Ilic work will readily he Aili rcd from inc Heads to have give Mienl iii its Olio approve our design will not require to bring them to its Suji Poi. Every Day s dem a stratus the in porbanic of cultivating a inc Rivire of our own Ami the Rapiel advancement we have made in iho of tar Domestic re guv yes since we Heel my a Pioneer in Ilio a Nitro s in i in nil Atic the of the enter prize. My that is Mcquis ii to Aeh ivc our literary , is the pro air of Southern Talent and a Home i Retton of Southern patronage and not Only v wet iii a Irbite Mui Rea i for . Hal South-�111 111. Rating will Assine the rank of a Ned . N with Ilia of any other Section of tar country. Sit >11 we not Plumi in on extort to developed our do from the Southern literary messenger. The or Plaun break Noi the Nind her slumbers gleaming leave on that Placid face the smile of sleep in of soon we ill the she is dreaming not the sleep ice who must Wake to weep it May be that she sees her Mother s eyes. Looking upon her from the far Blue skies stay not that hushed forgetfulness of woes. Which Only comes to childhood a quiet rest breathe not a word to stir Ifie Ilce by which the Juca Cefel slump crr is Blest sleep May re knit the tics of Wake must sever leave her the dream of what is lost forever too fair for grief to , seems Young brow Bals Iod in its sunny Waves of Golden hair Sci the Highl list where Happy should glow must learn to list it Ilsc Wenry word of rare Anil those still eyes grow dim with heavy tears and silent sorrowing through lonely years for times will lie. When neither wish nor grief can bid the visions of her childhood stay when no Sweet sleep will bless with kind Relief the orphan s Desow ale and Tirgary Day. And Klinl soft smile Liall Long have past away from lips trial suffering Early Laughl to Pray. Leave the Lone Sleeper to her tranquil rest a in is one Hor inter life ran never know for woman a destiny so sad at Best its darkest shadows on her path will throw i o love to Hippo to come nil yet to weep these Are her portion be. The dreamer sice Lye or it in i . J. L. Miscellany. Of a Aill rcd i. Miss Sedgwick in her head Griful Story Nii lied Ilonis hits Given an illustration of the Happy effects which May flow from Kirin Cyl just and kind treatment of a Discoli client child which is worthy of beings borne in mind by every Parent i is As follows a a the family were assembled in a Back parlor. Mrs. Barclay was in some Domestic employment to facilitate which 31arth. I had Insl brought in a tub of scalding Wantoc. Charles inc eldest boy with a patience tit Boyish. Was holding i skein of yarn for Grandmamma to wind Alice tie eldest girl was arranging Ilie dinner Twible in an adjoining room Mary the second was amusing the baby al the window Willie was saying his letters to Amu Betsey. All were Busy but i Ina if or. And mrs. had al titled to Over Awe and impose on their children they would not have been longer deceived for children being themselves sincere Are Clear Sigli ted. But they knew that the sadness was read they Felt that it was in accordance with their parents character and general conduct. They never saw them in filed by trifles. Ala by a Glas had been broken Many a Greasy knife dropped Many a disappointment and inconvenience incurred without calling Forth More than a gentle Relicke. were not the things that moved them or disturbed the Domestic Liann Iliin but the ill temper Sci Lisl mess unkind ices or any moral fault of the children was received As an affliction. A the passed of Wallace went to As usual and Retti rued to his Solitude without speaking or being spoken to. Ilis meals were sent to his room and whatever the ale Hettie \ for Barclays took care not to make rewards and out of Ealing and drinking tints associate tie duties and pleasures of a moral and intellect a Ai being with a my to animal a but All a be tii Nugit while eating Bis pie or pudding a Bow different it tastes from what it does at table a and i Houglin he did not. Put it precisely in that form Ite Felt what it was that a Sancisi died the fhe children began to venture to say to their father whose Justice they dared not a How Long has Wally stayed up stairs / and Cit Arles each Day eagerly told How Well Wallace behaved himself al school. His grandmother could not resist her desire to Comfort him she would look into his room to Sec a if he were Well a a if he were warm Enon Gli a or a if to did not want the Little fellow s moistening Eye and tremulous voice evinced his Seuss Biliie to her kindness bul he resolutely abstained from asking any of his punishment. He overheard his aunt Betsey or. Barclays sister Saju a it is a sin and ridiculous besides to keep Wallace mowed up so just for a Little Fasli of temper. 1 am sure be had eur Tigli to provoke a Saint. To do not keep him mowed up Cotsy a replied or. Barclay a nor does lie coi Itienne mowed up for one single Flash of temper but because with al his Good resolutions his in Sion at temper is constantly Gelting the Lutler of Hini. Rii Cre is no easy cure for such a fault. If Wallace had tie seeds Ofa my to than i Ali Ink it should. If we had been Cread in card get of sin Oberc could have been no virtue. Do you not feet happier yesterday after your Trizil than if it had not happened a a to yes father and the strangest of All was that after the first Flash 1 had not any bad feelings towards Tony a then you can seed your own Case a Good resulting from being free to do Good or evil. You certainly were Theiler for your Victory and Yon say happier. I is Iier belter to be Vir icons than sinless�?1 Mem incapable of if you subdue your temp the exercise of the Power to do this will give Yon a pleasure that you could not live had w Hoiu a Brut if i fail,.father?�?T Wallace looked in his fathers face with an expression which showed Fiat he Feit he had Inore than a kingdom to gain or lose a you cannot fail my dear son while Yon continue to feel the Worth of the object for which Yon Are striving while Yon a feel that tie Cyr 6i cd i by your own happiness but the in pain is of your father and Mother and brothels and Sisters a of our Home depends on your a fireside education. wits Lilc Haddy a Sweet child of four. Years Olio was iii aug in the Middle of Llic a a a would think ii the extreme of Folly room on a Low Clair a and who by Shmil to a few week s confinement if of human beings. These disruptions Are called debacles. One occnrred4n 1818, slopping tie passage of the River dry Nso which Falls into the Rhone in Switzerland. Itie Lake thus Forn ried was two Miles in length two Hundred feet in depth. When the icy Barrier gave Way the Waters rushed Down the Valley destroying every thing carrying with it forests rocks Orchards cultivated Fields houses barns the richest crops and some Large villages. I fell at last into the Rhone leaving behind it on the Plains of Martigny the wreck of i miss and Furni lure thousands of Trees torn up by Ilie roots and the bodies of men and of animals which it had swept away. 533� tic Teu Eikost tri Bimi found. Or. Grants interesting searches in the heart of Persia just published by the harpers spread tons. We still say the this propensity exist among us to a deplorable eld Enli and a most daily produces some outrage upon life rights of humanity. The worship of wealth this disposition to Render it Par Mouht to every thing else is a necessary to sult of omit vicious monetary system. We do not a scribe it entirely to this system for it existed before to had a single Bank mid will exist after every Bank shall be numbered with things past if direr such con.<5ummrlion shall arrive. But no candid and intelligent mind will deny that this system Gre Jilly encourages this propensity and thus oppose a serious Obst amp Clelo the salutary influence of christianity democracy end sub ence. When men without intellectual or moral cultivation become suddenly Rich of Many do throw the Aid or this system and then receive a degree of consideration end exercise a degree of influence to which the highest in before us with Gratifying fullness the evidence in 1 highest m upon w it Ich he assumes thut he has discover it Quot a to a a a Djini the ass ring los of Israel after a period Otoo year.? the work is among the most valuable publications of Ilie modern press. It appears by the summary that the people have a tradition of their supposed origin 1. The irn Dizion is general and universally believed by the Assyria and Media. They speak of it of their own Accord in All places arid in various circuit . Smith and lev Iichi in Ilie course of i their Short visit to the Ines Lorian christians were struck by their singular of Scalion that they were the descendants of the ten tribes. 2. The hatred existing Between the Ocsio rians and the jews forbids the idea of the fabrication of the tradition. What motives could lend them to claim Affinity with their most implacable enemies is it credible that any unfounded tradition of this kind connecting them with a people with whom they will not even eat bread would have been universally receive. De among All the Nestorian tribes ? 3. Their ignorance of prophecy forbids the Wlos thnh to it a a trend inti Priori Kalhil Villi in fair pc impious teachers la View of me great temporal blessings promised to the jews. 4. The secluded situation of the great body of the Nestor inns almost precludes the possibility of their he Vinar received the idea Ofa hebrew ancestry from the neighbouring nations. T lipid rat flu inh Fichtl in inert Sihle mountains. Lost tribes tic rest Pmj herself unconscious of wrong was doing deadly Nils Clinef. She Hud taken a new. Iii hushed and very precious Kite belonging to her brother Wallace Cut a Hole in the Centre thrust into it the of her Pel maltese killer., Judd was holding it by its fore paws and making it dance of her Lap the Little animal looking As demure and a formal As one of clue eur Eliza by a to lib a maids of Honor ii. Her Ruff. At this critical juncture entered in search of his Kite. One word of prof Ivory palliation for Wnm acc. The Kite the finest he had Ever posse ted it had been Given him by a for Enid and that flu my was wailing at the door to string Aud Fly ii for Lipini. At once the Yew of the Kite Aud the indignity to which it was subjected Iki shod 011 him and perhaps Little Haddye a very satisfied air exasperated him. La a breath lie seize to hrs in the pair it no and support of a slice it Inlo the tub of scald Liu u my it a Ilij Ciko a 1 iho country. We i a to t us of Fiu Uius who would their Luj a is it a Fyk. Uji f a a of sow Ihetu and Scuri neuts in to iho , whose Poci Diar province it is i it a Morisli ovum v Maui ladle Citer me to him who Palt a a pm sol hour in the flowery Fields of Lii. to nil who desire the moral and Intel to. To d Avaiu coat of to of a c. My a it my v in new and a Kibular let a i. Kens now in course of publication on to. »>v0r of too Mirror Aud is Alto rcd to the if ludic Van in Pic \>v,.or. At a less Cost than it be obtained a i a. Lioi a slow i s. he Mirror is issued every other Batur Ltd a a eve Noii in Quarto firm on Fine while paper and tor Typo with closely Princeil coloured covers at s.3 i i annul in at rms c. La new subs Ribers can be Sui it pm a with the Back Ilioiu ois of the volume. Luj Rost masters and others who May Hij disposed to As a Jie is for the work will by remitting us Limo nmn s of five subscribers with be Money in and Vam Ebo entitled to a sixth copy free of Chaigr. 113no sul inscription received lor less than a vol inc i womb six Nui Zibers and no a incr Discoid trued of iii All arrearage arc paid unless al the option of tin editor. A it vol letters on the in Dinoss of subscript is must be addressed in or the editor. The Georgia trip. Prospectus. Of. Arc aware the currency of Georgia is in a deranged slate and that Shin plasters in Par a , Are plenty and considerably below Par but it rout Hope should we meet with Sulli Cint Cncour-,., on the first of october next to publish in the Civ of Augusta a daily new spa it or under the above title which shall not Only be at Par All Over our country but at a Premium in our own . The political Dopa Ritieni of the paper will be under the charge of a go Titleman who wields a ready pen and in discussing and Subj Sci it will be his aim to do to dispassionately due respect to the opinions of others and m Lin Taining his own by argument and with that Independence will characterize the com Uorca agriculture and nows it will be More Nartie Larrv devoted and those departments will to lire Immy Dianic charge of inc undersigned who from Long experience in iho business and a Miliar acquaintance with incr Canzile tons actions flatters iii self Ifni to will make the 1 Liris a paper of into rest to the Reading Public. Brevity will he a principal object with tic editor Tyrl the paper will to made up of Condon Sotl articles and Short news paragraphs and not lumbered with Long communications and speeches. I no Georgia trip will to published daily and i i week la. Nu4 contain from Twenty to Twenty four Columna of matter. The Edh or has tried the Crodie business Long enough to satisfy him that u Only Many of his Fric Nils under obligations Awuzie is Datcy intend to rein voc this % Gash ,,stf.m7 therefore the -1 hip Jill he published at $0 per inn iii and the in week in al is a virile in All cases in tide acc Ana Popa a Tiu be continued after the year Uttz expired unless the sub-8c.riptiou.is renewed by. Another payment. Its advertising columns will to opened on the same Principio Viz Iier Square of twelve vines 50 cents for shh first insertion and 05 cents afterwards. Carw adv Criso iii water. His father had come Viilo dinner and paused it the open door of the next room. Heiddy shrieked the children All screamed Charles dropped Grandmamma a yarn and at the risk of his own Lianti rescued the Kitten Hul seeing its agony with most characteristic consideration he gently dropped it again and thus put the speediest Toimi nation to its sufferings. A a a to he children were All Soli Hing. Wallace stood Pale and trembling. His eyes turned to ins a incr then to his iii incr then were Riv eled on the floor. My to child iii saw the frown on their Fallieros fac Ltd More dreaded by them Ilian Ever was flogging or dark closet with All its hobgoblins a a �?~1 guess you did not mean Todo it did you Vaddy t said Tiitu. Haddy whose tend i heart was so touched by the utter misery depicted on her or other a face that her pity for him overcame her sense of her own and Pussy a wrongs. 110 words ,. Children looked al Wallace at their father and their Mother and still inc portentous silence was unbroken. The dinner Bell rang. 10 your own room Wallace a said Liis Fuller. It Afi order any Means of ridding him of thin and Liow much w orse than the consumption is a moral disease a a a Well a answered tit sister a you must do As you like hut i in sure w o never had any such fuss at Home we grew up and there was an end Bill May he a Ilion Ghl Wallace a if there had been a Little More fuss when Yon were younger it would have been More pleasant living with Yon now aunt a boor aunt Betsey Willi Many Virtues Lead a temper Llin made tier a Ennis notice wisc icum she went. The Barclays alone got on tolerably Well with her. There was a disinfecting principle in the moral Aimo Sphore of their House. A a two weeks had passed when or. Barclay heard Wall ices door open and heard him say a can i a it Peak with Yon one minute before dinner sir a a a a certainly Iny his father entered and closed the door. A a a Farher a said Wallace wit ii a tremulous voice l it an open Cli Cherful lace a 1 Loel Asil i had a right now to ask you to forgive me and take like into the a emr. Barclay Feit so too and kissing him he said a i have Only he ii waiting for you Wallace and from the Lime Yon have taken Iier sense i iii Twu a Wallace sighed deeply hut spoke a of apology or . The yearly advertise Viu Oclus Erscil at the rate of $1 per line for Hix Nio Nuis 75 Vonu for Turco months of cents. No contract advertise Moths taken for a Shorter pc ocl thur three non los. Disc residing out of. Pic City who wish to advertise iat pc in Jim Noncy with the adv Rush a writ by this a Ca solid 1 Advertis cont 60 cents per 4�0 words be first insertion and 25 con Sifor each Stro if they wish iho a Qili Simont in , 13 lines 50 a by is a id .25 curits a . 8a Mijelo m. Thompson late Junior editor Georgia no ii have forfeited a place among us. Coca to arcs Alto arc the slaves of their passions Are like of prey it Only for a a a How Long must Wailace stay up stairs a asked daddy affectionately holding Back her brother who was away. A a a till he feels assured a replied or. Bar. Lay fixing his eyes sternly on Wallace a that he Call control his Haly temper at least so far As not guilty of i clench towards such a dear Good Little girl As you Are Aud inure i oils cruelly to an Izuo cent Atli real a till sir you can give me proof that Yon dread the sin and danger of yielding to your passions so much that you can govern the boy is hopeless a lie added in a Low voice to his wife As Wallace left the room. A a a my dear husband hopeless at ten. Years old and with such a Good affectionate heart As his ? we must have a a a Happy combination for children is there ill in uncompromising father and an All hoping Mother. The family sat Down to table a Lii parents were silent serious the children caught the infection and scarcely a word was said above a whisper. There was a Favorule dish upon the table followed by a Nice pudding. They were eaten not enjoy etl. The children realized that it is not nhe Good had to eat but the kind looks laugh and cheerful voice that Reade the pleasure of the up Cine meal. A a a my Idear children j said their father As he to ill his hat in ,lost ail our pleasure to Day Nye be not ? a a a yes sir yes sir a they answered in a then learn one lesson from your poor Broth of Larn in dread doing wrong. I you commit you must inf for and All Jinan you Ive Mist suffer Quot with you Jav for every sets i violation of ithe Laws of Motif a Thyri and lie will a not suffer h up a Ridob to consider your i Trust you have gained strength to resist it a a a it is not Only consideration sir that 1 depend on for you told me 1 must Waif till 1 could give you proof so i had to wait till something happened to try me. 1 could not possibly loll else for 1 always do Rii solve when i gel Over my passion that 1 never will get angry again. Luckily tor me a for 1 began to be horribly tired of staying alone torn alien snatched off my new Cap Aud threw it Inlo the Gutter. I had my Book in my hand and i raised it to Send it at him but 1 thought just ill time Aud was so glad i had go verified Iny a go passion that 1 did not care about my Cap or Tom or anything else. But a one Swallow Doo Siim i make a summer a As aunt Betsey says so i waited until 1 should get angry again. It seemed As if i never Sho Silil there were provoking things happened but somehow or Oiher they did Quot not provoke me Why do you smile father a i smile with pleasure my dear boy that one fortnight s Resolute watchfulness has enabled von to curb your temper so that you Are not easily but stay Hiither you have not heard All. Yesterday As 1 was Pming up my Arith biotic which 1 had written Alinosi to the end without a single blot. Torn Allen came along and gave Iny in stand a Jostle and Over it went on my open Book.-. 1 lilo right he did in purposely 1 think so still but 1 Don t fee Stire i did then i doubled Upney fist to strike him. A a a of Wallace a a a Brit 1 did not father 1 did nol 1 thought. List in Lime. There was a horrid choking Eeling in my Throat and angry words Semec crowding out but 1 did not even say a blame you a 1 had to bite my lips though so that the blood a a god mess you my a a and the Best of it nil was fall a a that Tom alien who never before seemed a cafe How much harm he. Did you on How enrich he Hurt your feelings was really sorry and this morning he brought me a hew Blank Book nicely ruled and offer by in help Roe copy my sums into it. So i did High some Good As Well As Mosel by Govejr ring Rny terrier. A a tii Erc is to Leiling Wallace How Mitch Gow May be Dowie by n in old right action nor How much harm by a single or big Onei �?o1 Kho it sir. 1 have been thinking a great Deal since 1 have been up stairs and i do wonder what Dod did not make Adain and Eye could not do a this subject a Tda a mid Wir Ilc ads than yours my son and put Ali a in Horn from the Boston courier. Glaciers and Avalani cues. Many who have read lies a and talk about s Laciers and avalanches have not a very accurate or Complete idea of either. Perli aps it a iii not therefore be amiss to define their Namre and position. Upon the Alps at a certain height the Snow never melts. Lower Down during three or four months in summer the Snow is More or less melted. But As the depth is hundreds of feet the effect is Only to consolidate the Snow make it Selimic Aud diminish its Hulk and height. The liquid portion filters through and descends partially underneath. Above the thawing line the Snow constantly accumulates Hank upon Bank till from is ii ceased Hei Glit above and the Donni nation of the Quantity below he thawing the disproportion causes immense masses to tall or slide Down. T uese Sei in motion other masses below them similarly situated and All combined to proceed for Miles Down the Mountain with a terrific noise and incalculable Force. These Falls or slides arc called avalanches. The glaciers from Glace the French for ice Are Fields of ice Miles in length and varying in Width. A they Are caused by the melting of the snows in summer at some distance below the thawing lines increased by the summer Rains. These two causes Anniie in the warm season to transform the Snow into slosh Ora Seini liquid Slippery al the Bottom which i being pressed upon by the immense weight of the snows above gradually slide Down upon the smooth Rocky Beds of the Moit Nivins into the upper Val lies and the Beds of Toliese y allies being inclined As Well As their Sidas the motion is continued till Many of these Small Val lies uniting in one Large Valley with a descending bed an immense mass of moving half it Thieu id Cuccui ecu. Of it Tosh tons go on during a Short summer. In Winter which is severely cold for nine months this great mass becomes completely Frozen and the surface which had let Een previously melted is now congealed into a vast Sheet of ice like a Frozen Lake which is called i Glacier. Ill time these great collections become a solid body of inc. During the summer Moilis the Rains and the thawing above causes water to run Down tinder the is ibid and ice gradually separating them from la Weir Rocky bed and lubricating its surface. The great pressure above increased by the Wii iter act a mullions now causes a gradual of the whole mass the lower Point of a Biclie a thick mass of solid ice reaches Csc Trilhe villages and cultivated Fields at 1c feet of the mountains. These lower Points Are partially melted away during Sam Iier but not usually so fast As they Are pushed Forward by the Ernp Eiding accumulations above. Iii he whole of the Progress the Snow a cd slosh become incorporated and connected with Large Rodis As Well As smaller ones and Slones and these Leing Frozen together in Winter they Are All carried Down in a body till the ice being dissolved the rocks and stories a re left on the ground shoved out on one Side or pushed Onward bythe Uii melted mass which precedes them. A ,. The progressive motions of different glaciers Are different and even the same Glacier has a Progress different in Flifle Erent seasons and different years. That of Ghamo iii advances about fourteen feet in a year that of Grindel Waid about Twenty five. The motion ceases in Winter when the Bottom of tie Glacier becomes Frozen to its Rocky bed. During some years the motion is so very slow that the lower extremity is dissolved faster than it is. Protruded Forward and. Therefore apparently recedes. It moves with the greatest rapidity in the apr iii. Such is the tremendous Force above that tie lower part is not Only forced Down to the level of the Valley but is carried across it Readio Viii every thing before it buildings Coli Ismea Lelus and even and is actually pus lied distance on the opposite Side of the the motion of a Glacier is too slow to be perceived by the Eye but it is indicated by certain sounds such As a kid of Cri uding noise. Are at Leas four inn did of Tilie a Psi ranging Twenty and thirty Miles in film one Hunt red to six or seven a he computes to licit aggregate surface to Abb it one Hundred in and thirty so tar league i of about twelve Hundred Square Miles. A tic bergs met with at sea ave beep glaciers proceeding hot Fains hut from those whose valleys or a Termi Hatefi the sea. They Tolar to those on the a tips a blog compounded of ice a a Ramea Impett de in their course a a a toss the Beijes of Riv Cino Nihoff their Progress and causing their Tea them. Tho. Water accumulate till to lib of Struci no body of ice by a rally d�5s&�viiig,or by being broken by the a nit Nensi a Force a in st we Jfe they chiefly inhabit inaccessible mountains where they Are shut out from extraneous influences. The Neslo rians have also another tradition which though distinct in its nature is intimately Czinu cited with this and adds not a Little to the testimony. Ii is that their forefathers at some Early Day came to the Region now occupied by them from the Awe of Falestine in he jews who dwell among them in knowl Edge the relationship. The Nestorian Are As truly the descendants of the israelite As themselves. We cannot charge those jews with interested motives in giving this testimony. They Are ashamed to admit that such apostasy has taken place from the Foint or incur Irene in Usu they Are reluctant to acknowledge their worst enemies Are Brethren. Such testimony and from a source requires no comment. What court of Justice would reject in the Neslo rians say to their alienated Brethren the jews Are children of the same father will you own us any on Brethren a a yes a they answer a you Are Brethren of the Stock of Israel. We Are a part of the ten tribes and Yon Are no less really we have Given the above synopsis of the first argument in the words of on author. In the second place he proceeds to show that the ten tribes were carried away into the regions Dow occupied by the Nestorian christians and having made this Point As Manifest As his resources of information will admit he advances tie proof from history that they have never been remove from that country. The inference then follows that inasmuch As there Are very few nominal jews in that Region and no others disclaiming a hebrew descent the Nestorian must be descendants of the lost tribes. To establish these positions essential of course to the integrity of. A is org Merit he enters upon a critical examination of the historical evidence and discovers great Industry in his researches after which he draws upon prophetical writings of the old testament for inferential Tosti Inthy to the same Point. The language of the Nestorian is considered in the next place. They speak a dialect of the syriac and the same of that of the Samll portions of the jews who Are still inhabitants of that country unconverted from one of the most interesting ii not most valuable proofs of the authors theory is derived from the frequency of jewish names among the Nestorian christians. The Observance by the Neslo rians of Peculiar rites and customs of jews or. G. Remarks furnishes very Strong evidence of their origin. Sacrifice st still Offert d on certain occasions notwithstanding their conversion vows made to god to do something for his a lords first frils presented to the lord the Qirici a Loly place of the Temple the holy of holies the separation of women the pm a Quot a a a a of Swine a Lesli and other meats bythe Levitical Codo their lots and Leslie nos j tap Tim of infants on eighth Day after the birth Wlinich the Nestorian sup use takes the place of circumcision and immersion their ii gang in separate tribes their form of government he Avenger of blood the cities of Refuge the Neuhar sentiments their social Domestic cats Toms semblance of identity ate urged with of feat Perspicuity and Force As so Many Dyett and Rema Kawe proofs that the pos Tioli of the author has not been assumed without evidence of which it May be difficult to account except by admitting the correctness otitis Conolt Isiom. Fatm to in Phil add Pual Igor. A base a fait in the american Chat Acter is a by density to worship wealth. Be this is the vice of a ii commercial a spun tries did grows in others Inore frankly than la out own f and that of All countries in the world it is a iii bit do the to Edge pal whence Are derived on Mil Tot iop. Tutti pies,.and a Ati tiered we also admit our country this Propen sitar has 7 softened by the Progress it knowledge ibo Ujj of Liberal Gurte Tiachi loan of Fec ssh by Neshiti ice Mccratic Astira a Pire in vain a demoralizing is offered. Jority see that Wear is Trie Dearest Road i preferment and that intellectual and a dry Fdl a Fici envies Are no obstacles. Hence they Leara to be Content with ignorance Furi Viliar with Yick a and solicitous Only about making one Rich profligate conspicuous in tic mercantile or social world can do More moral mischief in one month than the twelve apostles could repair in a year should they appear among us in la Weir original garb of poverty and Humble life. La nothing does this worship of wealth appear More offensively or with More mischievous tendency than in the difference Mude Between the Rich and the poor punishment of crime. To the Rich or to what is called a a standing in society a which Means the Possession or wealth or one of those occupy Tinq a a is with which wealth is generally associated escape from the punishment due of crime is �1 a most certain. To the poor or to those tvs if Ovit standing in society which Means some ecu put Ion w ith which Wealtie is. Not Geff Elalfy Why the eyes of a restly at a Spectator in froth do so Cilup in any other position has remained without by until lately. Or. Woulston after considering the matter observes objects Are seen on tiie ground at different Dis a from , in the same direction orig a up pears and must be represented to a Pic Lutolf exactly above the other so that a vertical Plantt from the Eye would pass through them arid since such line wiil be seen upright Iio tevet fur we move on one Side it follows that the same objects Wilt still scam to be in a line with us exactly As in the fro it View seeming of we move o turn in the same direction. In portraits the permanence of direction with ref Orenco to the Spectator depends on the same principles. So the nose drawn in front with its Central Hue upright continues directed to the Spectator though viewed obliquely or it the right Side of the nose is represented it must appear ctr cd itt a i co Toto ail situations. A statist Sci of Mai ocular pow Ltd Man has the Power aim Ste motion but that of flight. To Eifel my see of has in maturity and heal he a a qty Hancs Jjo his head sixty in his thighs arrid ie�.7,Rxty-t\\ d in his arms and hands and in to Sev no trunk. He has also 434 makes sixty four pulsations in therefore 3,840 in an hour/9�6 pm a there Are also three Complete a Ndola tidies his blood in the Short space of an Piquk is respect of the comparative spec a a a in mate beings and of impelled Bodi it May be remarked that size and construction Little influence nor has comparative str a though one body giving any quit unify of motion to another is said to lose so much of its own. The sloth is by no Means a Small Ani i Mal and yet it can travel Only fifty Jaces in it Day a worm crawls Only five inches Fri fifty seconds but a lady Bug can Fly Twenty million times its own length in less than an hour. An Elk can run a mile and a Hoff in a even. Minutes an Antelope a Nile in a minute to lick wild mule of tartary has a Speed eve ii greater than to iat an Eagle con Fly Eglit Leif leagues in in hour arid a Canary Falcy a Catl even reach 250 leagues in the Short space of sixteen hours a violent wind travels sixty Miles in an hour sound 1,142 English feel in a . A Yauk Cea. Jeffries tie celebrated British reviewer 6nc�,i remarked that it was his film belief that Premium of one thousand dollars were offered i or the by st translation of the greek Bible it would be taken by a Yankee who till the offer was made hed never seen a word of greek m his life that he would commence learn iii. The language immediately to qualify him scuff for the great undertaking rigid wifi old finish the whole work quicker than any other person and Bear off the Premium. I is Staie a a ass Ruif amp Tattoo in the Library of the arse in in Paris Sec Ond copy unlettered and in find con dihn of the celebrated print of Maso Finiguerra tep resenting the Assumption of it a copy of which existed in he Royale was considered relic and in Portan Trothe history of the Arron printing from engraved Metal plates Eimen being no Waric of .400 years Olds there is now living at no Zieres in the Caiji Tel. A woman named. Elize Cle guess 1 in years old and who yet continues o tend a Herd of goats tier a Oro Raer less is con rip cd Canezo or shirt 3pbket,Avi b a to Mph a a for acid another behind id the Albion i the Middle ages.r�?gaugn�. A Quot tvs Cefi in Rufes Sorja Bjes Burg has no a do a big do cd Veriie in the course or Yarion a rim nis on chafe. 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