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VOLUME I.
1,500,000 ACRES Oh LAND
FOR SALE IN
CANADA WEST.
THE CANADA COMPANY have for
disposal. about 1,600,000 ACRES OF'
LAND Msperaed throughout most of the
Towltsh ps is Upper Canada -nearly 500,-
,00 Acres are situated to the heron 7'rea,
well known as one of the moat fertile parts
of the Province -it has trebled its popula-
tion is Are yeast, and new contains up-
ward. of 90,000 inhabitants.
The LANDS are offered by way of
LEASE, for • Tea Dears, or ,tor
Gale, C .! SH DO .,fr N -toe plan el*
ess ftftb Cid, sad the Nalene* is /■steil-
wenss hating dune awwy ssitk.
The Renu payable tat February each
llearr are about the Interest rt et Sia Per
Cent.0
pus tbepr►ce of the Land. Upon must
of the Lot., when LE.1NED,NO MONEY
I8 REQUIRED DOWN -whilst upon the
others, according to locality, one, Iwo, or
three years Rent, mutt be paid in advance,
--but these payments will free the Settler
from farther calls ustut 2ud, 3rd or 4th year
of bis term of Lease.
The right to PURCHASE the FREI,-
IJOI.D during the term, u secured to the
Lessee at a fixed sum named in Lease, and
an alluwance is glade according to antici
pated payment.
Lista of Innes, and any further informa•
tion eaa bo obtained, (by application, if by
Miter post-paid) at the C 'aOrncss,
Termite and Gsdericit ; of IL BI■DaALL,
Eegn Asphodel, Colburn, District ; Dr.
ALWRe, Guelph, or J. C. W. DALY, Esq.,
Stratford, Huron District.
G ,rich, March 17,1848- 7
• BRITISH HOTEL,
GODERICH.
La7'aLT t'CCDrraD aT Ma. :sage aa7TaEEUa T,
THE 8ob.cribers having Leased tbo above
SUPERIOR H
UT
L, beg
leave res-
pectfully to intimate to their friends and
the public in general, that they hare opened
for the rseeptws and accommodation of
Uorrder, and Travellers, when they will
loo happy to receive those who may honour
them with their patronage. It will always
be their study to furnish the 'fable with an
ample portion of the best productions of
the
mason, and to keep their Bar supplied
1'
ted
with Wine's vivid Liquor.] of the tie best de-
ecription, se as to merit the approval of
their customers.
J. Y. GOODI NG,
JOHN LANCASTER.
Goderleh, Jan, 2t, 1848. 1tf
N. B. -Excellent Stabling will be afford-
ed, and an active and attentive Groom will
be always in attendance.
STRACHAN & LIZARS,
BARRISTERS and Attorniee at Law,
Solicitors is Chancery, and Bsnkrupt-
ey, Notary Public and Conveyancers, Gode-
nch and -Stratford, Huron District, C. W.
JoeN Stetanari, Godericb.
DAxrie Hors Litotes, Stratford.
Gsderich, April 20, 1848. 6m1
NOTICE.
APPLICATION will be made to the sent
Session of the Provincial Legislature,
for leave to bring ins BM to cntuutute and
form the (*Bowleg Townships and Gore,
and Week of Land, viz :-North Eaathope,
fleet!, Easthnpc, Downie and Gore, -Ellice,
Blanchard, Fullerton, Logan and Flubbed, -
Wellesley, Mornio ton and Mtry bororgh,
and Welters half of Wilmot, and the Block
of Land bebied Logan, -into a new Dis-
trict. ALEX. MITCHELL,
dec'y of Committee.
Statford, [Huron],
1st of April, 1848. 5 10m6
FARM FOR SALE.
THR Subscriber offers for sate Lot Ne.
one re the seveatb Ccncesaion of the
Towasnip of Colborne, West Division.
There re on the premises a small Log Bare,
with IS acroe under ggod cultivation, and
well fenced. The Land is of excellent
(mitt, and within 8 toffee of the Tows of
h, emitsin.eg 100 acres.
TERM of Bala will he evade know• by
applying to William Robertson, Esq.,Ca..
ataoemosa'• Claes, Goderic , or to the
subscriber.
God.eh h, Mand lat.D8MM
8th'
OSE!"CMAVCO C;tR.
ma. OLIVER, having left the whole of
sounts with the Clerk
of the l etDi up CoCoed, GoiierieA vises
all Partes! indebted to Met to see that gee
Seems before the Both of next rnn•rth,-
Any mt,s,atfeei required, will be gives at
the eller only, where s pornow wttl be el.
we he attaslhausm
Roderick lees 18,•1148.
"JOHN I. E. L I y1 T O N,
rustles
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(;ODERICN, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.) FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1848.
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re Aad the soil is teeming o'er the earth,
• And the earth batt, numberless land.,
e Yet millions of hands want acres,
While millions ul acres waa( hoods.
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Are o'er the earth spread wide,
And the good God gave these gifts to men,
To men who on earth abide ;
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And shackled with iron band!,
e While millions of hands want acres,
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Godotich, ta, t8, 1848. t
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' FOR SALE,
BY the subscriber, that valuable property
situated in the townshup of Gnderich,
nn Lot 19, 4th concession, within SI miles
of the town of Godertch ; there is a gond
Saw Mill unit an d 80 acres of land, 20
acres cleared. It to a nearer (ailing strearn
well adapted for any Machinery, ■uch aa
Carding and Felting Machinery, Distillery,
and Grist Milf,
N. B. -Will be sold cheap fur cash, or.
part of the money may be for a few years.
°
Apply to the proprietor.
WM. ALLIGHEM.
Godeerch, Feb, 18, 1848. 3
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14 A, CHANCERY, AND
CONVEYANCING.
limn 101- OODLAICH.
Never a rood baths pont nun herr,
To plant with a grain of corn -
And never a plot where his child may cull
Fresh flowers is ter dewy morn ;
The roil hu allow, the woods grow rank,
Yet idle the poor man mends -
Ah, millions el hands want acres,
And millions.( acres want bared:.
'Ti,•
wet that " ye shall not muzzle the ox
Tbat tresdeth out the cora :"
Yet, behold yr shackle the poor rap's limbs,
That have all earth's burdens borne.
The Iliad is the gift of a bounteous God,
Asd to labour his word commands,
Yet mitliuna of hands want acres, -
And melees, of acres want hallo,
Who bath ordained that few should 4oar1
Their millions of useless gold?
And rob the earth ofitslirits and flowers,
Whilev rofitless soil they hold.
Who hart( ordained that a par,G'menl scroll
Shall fence round miles of land.,
When millions of hands want acres,
And millions
of acre wast hands
'Tis a glaring Lia on the fan.
robbery of men's righters- - r . -
'7:a a Lie that the wore of the LAeed duress,
its a curse that burrs and blights -
And 'twat burn and blight, till the Proves rise,
Aad swear, while they burst their band',
That the hands shall he"cetorth have acres,
And the acres henceforth have hands.
7'1 ef t1.
Time speedo away -away -away ;
Another Lour -another day-.
Another month -another year—
Drop from us hketbe leaflet sear ;
Drop like the'life blood from our hearts ;
The rota -bloom from the cheek departs,
The tresses from Inc;temples fall,
The eye grows dim and strange to all.
Tome speeds away -away -away;
Lke torrents it re stormy day ;
Ile undermines the stately tower,
Uproots the tree, and snaps the flower ;
And sweep. Isom our distracted breast
The friends that loved, the friends that bleated;
Aod leaves ee weeping on the .bore,
To which they can return no more.
Time emends sway -away -away
No eagle throoght the skies of day,
No wind along the hill. can flee,
So swiftly or so .month as he.
Like fiery steed -from elate to stage
Ha bears us on -from youth to age,
Then plunges is the tearful sea
Of fathomless Eternity.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION.
We mentioned • few day, ago that a eon-
vention of women had been held at Seseea
Falls, on the 19th and 20th nit., to protect
woman's rights. The Seneca Comity Cou-
rier contains the " Deelaratioa of seeti
menti' put forth by that boil It is eon-
selerably in the vein of the Declaration of
Independence, and savors strongly nf reTo-
TWELVE: AND SIC liElNL
AT TOR AND Ur 111■ AAA.
NUMBER `d0.
with impunity, provided they be done in
tee presence of her htabaud. In the con-
venant of marriage she to compelled to
preemie obedience to her husbanr, he be
cu to all intents and purposes her mas-
ter siring Iron power to deprive
her of her liberty and to administer cbsa-
tisemegt.
Atter depriving her of all her rights as a
married woman, if single and the owner i+f
property, he has taxed her to support a
governeent which recognizes her only
when her property can be made profitable
to tt.
11e has denied her the facilities for ob-
eli/Img a thorough education --all colleges
being closed against bor.
He bits endeavored, in every way that he
ed, to destroy ber confidence in her own
prere, to lessen her eclt-respect, Ind to
Ante her Willing to lead a dependent and
abject 1,fe. •
The members of the convention "antici-
pate no small amount of misconception:
misrepresentation and rdicule" as they
"enter upon the great work" before them. -
They intend, however t., employ agents,
circulate tract., petteon the state and
oatmeal legislatures, and e0..e.nvot to meet
the pulpit and the press."
It seems that this is not a free conntry
after all. But no one will deny that it is a
"great country." - Beffelu Commercial
.dd rerl ieer.
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T■MM TMB MONTREAL TRANC■ITT.
PHRENOLOGY. -No. IV.
It was said in my last that Dr. Gall would
admit of nothtng -hut facts in establishing
the principles of Phresolegy. His manner c
of proceeding was this:- Whenever he a
beard of any Indivtdual distinguished by any n
peculiar or remarkable trait in his character,
be visited him, and had a cast of hie heed
takes, The Doctor was a welcome visitor °
at the courts of kings, and he cheerfully
entered the bumble dwelling of the peasant. ; c
Ile visited workhouses, madhouses, prisons, a
.eminence and asylums' of every descrip-
tion, until he had collected a great number
of skulls and casts of heads of different ! C
characters, also of different individuals of t
the same character.
r
After bringing I
g ng teem together and corn_ ,
'ng them, he found thrt all those taken B
m 1be heeds of individuals possessing the
of -d -character, althewgh the skulls t
or caste might differ in every other parucu-!s
lar, yet there was always one prominent do- i a
'elopement common to them all.
A gentleman desired the D
extracts from late*nstish poper8. frons are ,coming ie rather slowly, they
• trust to be enabled to eoniinne their efforts
1BC0 L A N D. tiff harvest. Last week the Caledonia Rail-
• way Company sent for thirty men from
their hat to undertake work not immediate -
reef ly requisite., at the former condruens, whech
jeer, demand waa readily complied with. We
ellen „hderstand aero that the Commismoners of
the Woods and Foresee have agreed to per -
et of chase broken metal to the value of £37, to
and Inc paid immediately. The committee will
01101 base still on hand several thousand equate
be yards of broken stone., which they intend
au- to take mesauree shortly for tl pewing of -
tend They have determined, in order in divest
the. themselves of all rceponeibeity concerning
tieY men oboes moral character and gealrtira-
undy tions they cannot be expected to guarantee
-t0 from such a .nixed multitude, to send to
eles proprietors willing to employ a few sten
fur- more than the required number. in order
ere, I that they may choose from among them.-
ex- i We are likewise utfurmed that one of the
men who
n
obtaineds
his e i
h lire
free Sir
g i
James Gibson Craig v iihout working for
ob- 'ft, war, on appearing at the committee
ten. I rooms, instantly dt.uliseed, while other.
U0 i who had left his rrrrice, preferring Is, in
rem town to le. 3d. in the country apart from
dna, ' their families, went back to his employment
Dili ; o0 being (did by the committee that they
ubt meet abide by the work provided fur then..
18. Scotsman. •
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find
_I OaniaATIOR.-Oa Wcdaeeday, 38th ult.,
tM i the Prcabytery of the United Prerbyterlan
yet Church, Newcastle, met for the ordination
palace a of Mr. Alexder Welker as colleague to the
4,4 11ev. Dr. C. Browning. Rev. Pruteeror
to i ad Michael of Dunfermline preached, Mr.
be_' Browning presided in the ordination, Rev.
peace l Iowa Douglas addressed the minister, and
0_ i i E. Dale of Bcdungton, the cungrega-
ves tion.. -/6.
a Gas £xetoetnq IN GL.+snow-.-On the
est: evening of Saturday tut, an alarming cri-
er- , plosion of gay took place in Glasgow', by
e which the tires of two persons have been
ity placed in danger. 1t appears that Mr.
TME A.Rr'ITT-TAx.-Our rttontempo
the Cuarunt thus alludes to this sub
and the recent proceedings in conn
with It:-" Without at ail vindicating
authors of ibis riot, the prejudicial etli-
such scenes to the cause 01 good order,
even to the tuteresls of this Church, ca
be dented, At any tune, they would
prejudicial; but at present, when the
thorny of Government has to con
against the prugreas of Chartism, and o
eche/Mee under the name of reform,! t
are doubly so. They familiarise the m
of the people to disorder and violence
scenes that may occur to other count
during the wild excitement of civil der
Dance, but which were scarcely known b
except from the contagion of French
ample. This new trouble i., however, of
home growth, and arise. from dao assess-
ment for the support of the clergy, not
p'cted to at the tone it was imported, wl
there being then no Dleeenters, it fell
their own congregations, but which, 1'
the subsequent ancreatee of other rehgu
fall. ou their followers, who con.cque
complain of this inequality; and we do
If they will ever be persuaded to par
tax cooteutedly, and the difficulty is to
nut any other lees objectionable fund
This has been a staadtag problem ta
government of the city, which remains
10 Inc satisfactorily solved. But iha.
of the country now requires that a drei
exertion should Inc made, and an appeal
Government, whose concern it haw now
ome, level slog as it does the cause of
rid of g ad ores►• awe in borne'', we ea
of hielp" btng, that (bas clergy tbrnlrcl
holed comb forward, dad, ley snaking
acrifice, teclhtete an amicable settleni
f this vexatious dispute, which will oth
wise remain as a canker in the beast of t6
ummunity-a standing source of animus
ud disorder."-Scotamun.
Stta'*LI,O 1R Tea Fates.KimeeSr. A
asw;J
- Several mceuogs of the Fr
hureb congregation bavo of late been h
o
discuss the uau
9
tea and duties of the
everend pastors Dr. Hetheringtua and ad
Ainslie. At one of these meeting', Sir
rcwster complainedoudly of Dr. Hath
ngton not doing tea duty to the congrcg
roti. and, in particular, in net visiting t
Ick. A member of the chinch then ro
rid said, before the elders began- to co
lain of their ministers, they. ought to Ire
urm their e r tut m s
tbo setts an 1 1'
d c erre
y r d
rho elle; fur clic district where he r.o,id
ever viwung at a11. ' Dir, belled of Spal
g, being the party referred to by the fa
peaker,.aaked Doth d he wended to bring
ersoial charge against him for out pe
rwtng his duty in the elderaht1r, when
nice from behind cried out, "If ye're
abbit ye noedna clew." Another met
g of the congregation was held on Thu
y week to consider the propriety of o
sing Dr. lletherrngturi a attempt to lea
em, and with the view of preventing hi
ern accepting the cell to Free St. Paul'
dinburgh. Mr. Briggs- moved that 11
ngregatiun send cornmiastoucrs to th
resbytere to oppose Dr. Hetherington
anslation, and if they should see cause, t
Metal,' the Synod or Assembly. Ai
eldrune of Kincape then moved that th
ngregation do not oppose Dr. [tethering
ria translatioo. After a strong canvas
d a Continuattun of voting for sever
urs. about 170 .votes were recorded fo
r; Briggs' motion, and forty for Mr. Me
um'e-thus giving Mr. Briggs the major
. One part of the congregation 'seem t
the friends of Dr. Hetherington, and 1be
other of Mr. Ainal e. We were surprised
to hoar From a hearer of Dr. Hetherington
that on Sunday last the pawl of four of the
leading delete of the Free Church were un-
occupied, and we have since been inturined
that they had gone in their own hired car-
riages, with their families, to :Strathkin-
neee free Church, as their friend Mr. Ains-
was from home. We fear (eery m,:c!
re will be a emit ere Ions among our
tie Kirk going folks; and we have heard
t an elder stated at a prayer meeting that
ddd not can although " the congregation
re in shivers to -morrow." A femme di-
ded against Itself cannot stand. There
I be some "little dtteultlea, we are
aid, arise obi of the 'tate vote. It sp-
ri that the forty who Wish to get clear
1r. Hetherington, the h a minority in
miters, are the best pdpng and the most
central Members of th^ Free Church,
though the ministers of' that Church do
care for money at alt on their own 80-
n 1, yet, knowing that the silver and gold
are tho Lurd'e, they like well enough to re-
ceive the eseh of the congregation as trus-
tees for the real owner. We hear that
four of the eiders are to be brought before
the se.rlon for desecrating the Sabbath by
working cattle and 'errant' on that day.—
Fifes4ere Journal.
PRRssyTnar or A;n-_f;avAa C'Asa.—
The °rdu ter! n,eeung of Ayr Presbytery
wee held in Ayr on Wednesday. The
court having heard the exercises prescribed
to the Rev. Mr. Corson, presentee to the
parish of Green, in terms of the deliverance
of the lest General Areemb!y, resolved
unanimously to aureate the trials as highly
satinf.rtory. The ordination was fixed to
take plate on Thursday the 40th currente-
Mr. Walker suggested that •very member
of the Prelthytery should make a point of
being present at the ordination of Mr. Cor -
ass, to uphold and eousienance hint, end
that .t whatever etpes.e, hazard, or troll-
bla.—Nrotsrw.•a.
Ten i7aternnran. •-Tffe relief enmant-
tes are atr11 providing work for ■seely 450f
of the °tretnpioyed; and although 4eetnbu-
Chris '
Charles Gibson, who occupies a floor m
s 4.23 Argyll Street, felt a strong smell of
co gat in the staircase connected with tate
eld hour", see desired his servant girl to take
a candleand ■ search arch for , locality u
I tent
it v of n -
r 1 cape. The girl did so, and guided by the
D «melt, proceeded up stairs accompan'ed by
er I het master; but on reaching the top, the
a ! accumulated gas exploded with a (rightful
40 report. Mr. Gibson and the girl were
ser thrown- down .tare with great vidlenee
and frightfully scorched; the hair and whet-
:• kers of the former being completely burned
off, and
his
fete almost
denuded
to d d o
f the
skin
ed The poor girl is still more sererrly
J i injured, and neither f1 out of linger. The
.t two door. on the lending -place, ami the
a vitt pardti'd staircase, aro blistered and
r • blackened as if they had endured a coofla-
a gran io; and an adjoining' window, with
no twelve panes; is completely Matte ed and
t_ destroyed. Tho escape of gas, and manse-
s.rgoently the accident, arose frow some min-
e having stolen the metal nut or plug
p. which was noel to secure the stair aspipe.
re Glasgow Herald. g
m
ah A*.AULT AND ltoennitT AT iiLAre)w.—
te At an early hour on Thursday mourning, as
b a printer named Smith was approaching
'. Bridgeton by the Old Delmarnock Road,
o he wan soddenly set upon by three or four
r. men, who sprung from the aide 01 the Not-
e path, and knocked him dews. LVh'Ie pros-
- trated, the ruffianr.n8ed his pockets of their
$, eontente, and abstacted also a silver watch
al and. chain, but tuttun.tcly he had no money
r ,about hon. The robbers Ibeo decamped,
1- after a few kicky on the unfortunate itulr-
1• vi• nal. Ile soon rceowed, and within half
o an hour after he had been assaultel, went
and lodged information of the occurrence
at (ho Calton Police -office, The leeeit.-
sant on duty promptly di+patched officer"
in various directions to intercept the gang.
The arrangements of the police were PO
judiciously exerted, tier, within se hour
and a hail atter the robbery war cornrnrtted,
three of the gang were apprehereled un the
south bank of the river, as they were ap-
t preaching! Hntchesontown !ridge. 0., the
person of ono of the tree was f ien.l part 01
the guard -chain, but the watch itself heel
disappeared. 7'hcy are all known as old
offenders.-Scolamun.
Wri.rtL. Flap. R Iv "i rif0`-bast
year the sleep of efeenrs. Fraser and Smith,
merchants, Thorne, was partly burned.-
Atthotime there were •strung surpicuons
that the fire hail ongnialed by some of the
parties concerned, and • precognition woe
taken, but there was nut found at the tune
sufficient evidence to w,rrant a cmninel •
prosecution, and the matter was therefore
allowed to rest. On Tuesday week, in non
sequence of information conveyed to the
arithor,tres, John Bain, Superintendent of
Police for this c. entry, went smith by the
steamer, and returned on featnrdry, having
to custody one of the members of the firm
refereed to,• Smith, who bas been to Glas-
gow for sumo, cuneiule. able tins, avid who
us now committed to the jail here, on the
charge of fire raising. It is said that
emelt has made a dull confession of hes
Retie -Jolts o' Greet Jowrsol.
Iflastration :-A f
Doctor
to come to his ]oust, and examiner
the head of'bts servant man, who had live•d
m the family eixteereyeare; and an individ- ; rn
AI rf a m.tiIo generous and teen!, th,ailtg •:r
disposition he had never seen. Ile as so
very benevolent, .aid the gentleman, that fu
he can hardly retain anything he posse see,
If he knows any person requires it more re
than he does himself- The Doctor visited
hum and reek a cast of hie bead.' A lady da
desired the doctor to see her young brother,
Charles, whom .he de -'embed as having the th
same generous disposition. The Doctor fr
went and took a cast of his head. Ile of- E
terward.a obtained the skulls and casts from
the heads of persons who possessed the p
sante traits of character: -and, afterward., tr
by comparing them together, he found that
although they differed in almost every M
other respect, yet there was one develops- co
ment peculiar to them afi; and that was, on to
the upper portion of the frontal bone, on rn
the ford part of the head. he
In this manner he went on, discovering_ 81
organ after organ, until he este/duetted Ir
twenty-seven of the thirty-four that
now considered fundamental. Dr. Sport. I
hetY
neim discoved the remainder, and by defile
mg the proper ora and abuse of the dif•
erent fatuities, he halt considerably improved
the system as left by Dr. Gall.
it has been objected it/ Dr. Gall, that.hie
works arc nothing but a series of die -meted
facts. Nothing can be more false. Po be
sure, he was n» systcm•maker; but he had
such confidence 10 Nature, That be was ter•
tarn the requisite facto only required to be
brought out, and they would form them-
selves into a system. He was not disap-
pointed; for •Ithungh sac i organ was du-
cribed, without any reference to this others,
ile
tate
Fr
the
he
we
yet when compared together, it wee found ei
that they naturally formed themselves into Mit
groups, each individually of which bore a of
i
amily resemblance, and found a fellow
fling In those who were contiguous to it
the brain.
Illestrafioa:-AII the animal prepensitfgqss
re located at the base 01 the brain; -1f141
oral and religious sentiments in the
igher region of the head.
Iutton .
" f
Tqe signers," numbering more than one in
hundred, "hold these truths to be .elf-evi-
dest," that "all men and women are creat-
ed cgnal," that " governments derive their a
just power" from the consent of the gov-
erned," Inc,, and they are decidedly of
women' has continued about long enough.
Among the enormities charged upon the , to
naurpeig "lords of creation" are the fol-
lowing:-
The buttery of mankind is a history of t
repeated Injuries and osnrpatinns on ;h.-
tl
part of man toward woman, having in direct m
object the establishment of an absolute ty-
ranny over her. To prove this let facts be
.abmItted to a candid world.
He has never permitted her to exercise her
alt
oseDable right to the elective frnnehian.i h
He has eompselleer to submit to laws ma
la the formation of which she has had so
voice.
Having deprived her of thie first right of
a ciimen, the elective franchise, thereby
leaving her, *uthout representation in the
halls of legislation, be has oppressed her on
all sides.
11.. has made her, if married, is the eye of
abs law, civilly dead.
He hu taken from her all right in pro-
perty, even to the *ages shWired.
res.
l.1. has evade her, morally, sit irrespess
hie befog, as she tea coattail many crimes
opinion that "the
patient sufferance of the
e actual trooping or classification of
o organs, each of which holding a position
per feet harmony with its relations and
penance, as one of the most beautiful
'dances in favour 01 the Theme origin of
he science.
The *menet, as discovered by Dr. Gill,
ay he cornpared to a garden of beauluue
were. IIs was as the skillful Botantat,
observing their developement-derrcnbing
their different gnallu.., the beat mean. of
celtreatio., and the various uses to which
they migbl be applied.
la ewlradtsuecttonv all other systems
y be Iskoned to girdend of ertffkarl
ower', very beautifully arranged no
doubt, and uieulated $o please the eye for
a little while: but as to their nature, how
to cultivate, or their utility, neither the ori
g'nabn tbemeeleres nor any other person
could tell asyt8i•g about --for they were
ARxmlica&L.
GAL iN DAMSEL.
July 28, 1848.
Wh..ever you was k smell wake, thank
how meet Math i. wasted.
Pea
of I
nu
iuS
al.d
not
sou
Too THIN.- "la not (bat • thin Hiner'
said an E:saliwheten to , "i do not
thank i ever saw in ail a man rn
very thin" " t)Gh es se NW, with a
elereklieg whoop, ",lo ype e.1l urn then r
why 1 kleowa tra$ i. Ireland that's as thin
Mao
as two 1e
IeeemerricSEN .lamer. -"We mast he
uneneruou., " observed Hancock vie the
00048100 of signing lee Declaration of in.
deponelenee, " there Moet be no peeling def-
ferent ways." "Ye•s," observed Fr.nkl,e,
"we must all hang together, or molt
attseredly we shall all hang separately."
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