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IB prtnarnJ In M'rule all orders fur lha eon
ttruellon and miair nf maehlnery. Ulack-
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No nrofctiion ii m lilt lo underitood,
nud t) niiali umlorrtlued ihtt of
traclilnj,'. Iti trltln and n!ri1xilici, lu
ilullr unci rctiponilullitlc. ro rotlitcd
only l.y iliom wlio tinow Ihfm by iptl.
mn. no nun oi urmniry inuillconco
will ilrny l Iml ihonilucttloii of Iho young
Ii a imoi liniwrlaiil trinl. When weUlco
lutu romiilurntlon llio luiorptlblt tnlnJ cf
UiiiciiiM, Mini (tnicinLcr that on Iho ulr
i0u lrru in oru lo lio wmlon word
wliuin ccliotailiall beliko tlioteof anjl.
Iiirn, or lvliicli kliall dIto biolc only llie
tlie ulirirk of crlmn uiii) tha Wall or wot,
wr mar will irrniMn at llie rrtpontlblll.
ly of lliote wliuie otTico it In to write on
I lin livmc tablet of llit-aoul
fiiali Lpiii lliu cana, It become ua
rurm-llv ami vrioutly tolnnulrppow this
inot iiniKirlnnt duly la lo bs Tiniformti.
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iwi uiu urii jcfir ui iib camcni;?, iiiv
mlml ii Homier fully imprcmllilr, and ll i
u inct tvorlliy or cunnldoratliin, that llio
an rocall witli vividnrna llio Incidents of
ttii'ir early lilo, wliilo Ilia evoiiUor man-
liuud, ninl oven recent ocourrcncc, aro
ricnrcly rccollcclcd. And aalima U the
limit iii-cmu of our clfln. wo are surely
criminal if, by our lnorancs or neglect,
wij ullutvi'nr of iho clilld'n oxl:t nci lo
Lu waited Ini'Ilcneu, or in ill.illrcctciler
fut. In my opinion, the urornl aritm
ofinitruclloii, at praotictid In ouneliooN,
ii iiot i i.ly lamantuMy dcficitr.l, tut rail,
icnlly ivriini:.
Culliiinl to-jcttirr arc niindi of nloui
(rudo, an J ilillerunt urcrrra ut ileridor'
inTit, r.iir riui.i JisI by ciruutiiataicri over
lncli I lie Icucl.-r i4ii darn no conlrjl,
and IIiko iiundaro lo UiL'tuded and rx
panded under all llio counter. Influcntc
ulncli may ilmnco lo cat. Ami tlili
ilitHciilij will continue so lonj; a the pre.
cut aytti.ni of ihiniit rciualni, and iioth
r...nj their cluldi.'ii avy in Im U'jjtil
IllttPaCi n trnrliil: r lln m it lunnn.
At four .r fno the child la aut'jciitcd lo
mi- tuui.nrini ot iiioaoiiool.ruoniduruiK
inn vnry noun in wt.icl. he ahouid 1 ex.
erciin his purcepti0 facullloi, or, In oth
er words, liarniiia to o. Manr iiiteili.
(tent teacher petceive and deplore this
that lhavSle' IblaaaiabeulJ WatiBeste)
- 'r n' . .. - mW . T'-.v-r
to to axipiiM ot im oMraav tMM
the violation of Mtura. ' i
Years are thai trifled away in the tin
meaning monotony of learning lo road and
noil ; lelharclo aluinber eeonie to seize
upon ihe faculties, and iho child who ha
attended icliool from lour to fifteen years
of ago Ii not so well educated aa the one
who, other things lx ing equal, haa allaud.
cd from ciht to fifteen, and whoeo lime
Iroin tour toeiglit Iian been tpenl in gain
in) iilcan, and in phyaicnl ilrtvolojnncnt.
There ii much truth in the homrlv
I aiiir, "One e xtrernu fullnwa another,
; and It ii iel I ill'ii-t rated In the modern
' M-item of edui atiun. When tuo ponul.ir
mind m-u' aiiiwrior to Iho power hlt.li had
i I nj'Wi pi it In Igii'iranve, it Ml 4he na-
. niity of education, ntid in In imwonteJ
! rcvulimi of lecllng, ample provlaiou a
i hiiiIk fir tlieiiihlructionrif the )oung, and
il h.ii prepared, even lo rt surfeit, a ban
, mint for Iho youthful mind. The htil
in ', lli!lilniu fnlrlt whioh charactcrlari
llie preii'iit n,;o has by no meana left id.
iic.ition untouched. Tho preai tecuu
unit M-linn hviln, each of which i, or
f:linii4 In he. Iniliiitidv tunertnr to nil
tiliieh preceded it, nnifwhilf the vnrloin
nud Kiiu'lietiiit; vioui oT dilT.'rent otilhars
am iircii'iitnl, like the ithilHni; aernranfa
I imior.iini, h fno Ihe joiillifnl mind, it in
im womlei the imprrtMiui In latnl ami
tiBtwieiiiaa the nttul gleaming of llin
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tlon : too much crowdlnc together of
4 urfi' in i'"' inn i-ii iiuny in uui iiisiitii
f.icN, nn I too little drawLm iini the re
soun'es of tin child. SouIIom incldetila
and prniy h'Murici aro Impressed upon
tlm memory, while the living, breathing
thin?'! of trnturn uco auircrcii lo past by
unrrgnrdiil.
Theo are some of tlin orrorn In menial
iiKtriiviioii, hut there nn even moro In
phyaical education. Ijjnoranco or Inca.
puiiity on the p.ift of tlm teacher,' but to
Iho honor of the irnfoAvinn he it raid, wil
ful neglect an well at Ignitranco on that of
th pttmiu, lunch mom oltcn render tho
schoolroom tlm plncn where many a AW
cuso ii induced or developed, whloli In
after yean steals like mildew over the
frame and destroys for ovor its beauty
and Its atrongth.
Hut at il iaofliltlo um lo delect errora
without pointing out Iho moans of correc
tion, we will endeavor at least, If wo'can
not reform the arils of Iho present day, to
amellnrato them aa much at poeslbie, hy
auggsstlng ihoso moans which aiperienco
and obiorvatl in seem to render moat ex.
pcdienl. ,
"As I was going," said an Irishman,
"over Weitmirttter bridge, (ho other day,
I met Pat Hewint: 'Hewlm,' aaya I,
how aro you I' Pretty well, I thank
you, Donley ,' aaya be i say I, That'
not my name.' 'Faith no more ia my
namo Ilawlnt,' aaya he. So we looked
at eaoh other, and faith It turned out lo
I be neither of us."
Oregon City, (0. T.,) Thursday. August 29, 1850.
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MMI erlle M KoirrtMick.
Former volumes of the Journal have
analyzed all tho faoullles. In this we
propose to give tho rational or en rao
ulty In each number, end apply it phi
losophy, practfcally, to tho everyday af
fairs of llie. In our January number we
pursued this course, In part, with All-Tien
lireneea, end select for this number, Ar.
raoruTirK.faas.
This faculty la eJaptod to the raAtts
woBTllil(Sit,or mariloriousiieta of actiooe
upon which il bestows Its commendations.
Somo things tie Inherently reputable)
while olliors are csnmtutlonally eMree.
iul, and to this honorablcneas and dij.
gracsfulntsa of things Is Approbatlreneta
adapted, end adapts man.
Like ell the other faoullles, Il lakee a
double mode of action the one Ita norm
al, or forward action, tho other it abnor
mal, or Mversed, or backward action. lie
natural action Is both pleasurable In Iteelf
anti a m'mt potent tonic 10 all the oilier (ac
uities, whllo its reversed notion la propor
tionally painful and deadening to them
all. Most readers here, doiimleaa,a4aa
n liihographio print entitled "Pertuasioo
belter than force," representing (wo mule
rode by two boys, (he one swinging hit
cap and shouting lustily, and going at full
speed, whllo the ether boy Is plying hie
whip with his utmost forco, aided ay a
man behind, pushing wiib all hi might,
while ihe ohatinate beast ia going beck-'
wind Instead of forward una pictorial
Illustration of the coMtituitonal influence
of praise, and blame or punishment, upon
human nature and con Juct. It ia not poe
si lilo lo ndminialar either for punish-
irrnt it hui tlm hlgheil manifestation of
diiappitiva! or censure without atunning
ApproDaiirenett, anu ttiertDy an llie otn
er rt:ultlci.
&i look ai litis point more in detail : L,
N. Fowler tells the following anecdote of
a Holdicr who (a moat honorable, aspiring
and promising young man), when Inlotl
cattd, Im I committed soma trifling misde
meanor, tlm pnnithment tor which wee
whlppiug. He epoloeizcd bandsoraely
for Iho oflence. and ntedired all thaea.
crcdnres ot tils honor for Us future
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conduct, in hope that hi ofleM
be overiasatesl ; bejl; M, to tea
gen. He tiw ay
areas
I here,
nlahed, and if pardodssl tale
awcar by all that Is sacred, to do eo here
after. About the mere paik of the bah I
caro uothlng, but only for the msoaAci.
( had honeil tor promotioo, and have been
promised it, but this will ruin me and all
my protpectt. I had rather be shot, tad
dono willi It, than thus disgraoed. Oh I
do forgivti me this once, and if I offend
again, punish mo for both, but try me
once more." But no, he must be flog
ged. When the first blow was struck, he
cxi-'uiinril, "tlicrr, ft in done. I am for
ever disgraced. tVhip nway you heath
en, nil you like, iirrrallcr 1 will nojw
try te Im good, but will lie iut artad
i-oMil'l'', and iscupo punishment. Do
your worn, nnd I will do mine." And he
wns true in his pledge, became, instead of
a moat excellent soldier, a moat retraclo
ry one, and made others, aa well an him.
sell, as bad as ho could. Nor is it poI.
bp to punih, or een rebuke for both
are only different degrees of Iho same
thing, and mest cflcctunlly mortify Ap
pro'iallreness withoiti proportionally pro
ilucliig exactly the fame influence oli eve
ry human telni.
To cpply this law lo children : Just as
long nil hit bright lad feels that ho stands
high in yourV-stinintion, wj long ho will do
011 tiny auiiHu rise nigiier, anatuu nign
cr; but nhcil lie feels that he has lost
taste in you A estimation, he cares Utile
whether hit pleases ur displease, and the
moro hi is rebuked for being bad, iho
worao ho become. Dlamc kills ambi
tion, unit thui nullifies eiTort.
And lien are but full urown boys, in
ihisrrspci t. Lei a workman seo that I19
has Iho full confiJcueci and cmninendation
f his employer, and this fact will iwrvo
hliu to do his utmost to still further de
seno its coniinuanoo ; but if ho isnnco
dltgraecd, ho does tint mm lo try to da
well. If he is blamed for doinc bed, lie
docs still worso. If blamed vvhon ho tried
lo do well, ha becomes Indignant, harbor
revenge, and loara all Interest in and for
his employer, if he does not actually watch
opportunities lo injure) him. If he does
well, ho deserves and is justly entitled lo
approval ; If ho does ill, do not rebuke
him, but tell him how much you shall ea.
teem him if ho will do thus and so: and
and if ho can be made lo do well, this la
the way lo do it.
Dul woman furnishes the rery boil
Illustration of the working of approbat
Iveness, because It la so large in her head
and of course the best example of Ihe idea
of this article, namely, that to mortlfv an.
nrobatlveness is always and unqualifiedly
Injurious. Let any husband, be his wile
good or bad, waioh ihe respective Influ.
enoeaofboth praise and blame upon tho
temper end conduct of hi wife, and he
will eee It to be absolutely and universal,
ly (run thai every time be pralseo Iter he
make her belter, where every time he
blame her, he heritably moke her
"twtWat mOmms arMStc
worse.
ly, amiable,
few yean of fault-
her temaer. bliikt
oletely bnetrlns aad dl.cseraae. aad
ally spoil bar every way, eo that aha de
sire to die, and will not try to do right.
And oh I how many women happy, love
ly, willing, and orcrytbinr good whta
rnarried, are to-day moat miserable, hat
In;, hatolu), and every way bad ' render
taolely by raull-findinir. csetious hut.
bands t lie who finds fault with his wife,
be the ever to bad, andentand next to
nothing about either buroaa. nafure to
Kneral, or female nature in particular,
' H Is tha very way H make bad wore,
and even good bad. Phrenqlogical Jour
nal.
Tnr Niurr Wav. If we observe the
heavens durinc a dear eight, are discover
a pale, Irregular light, aid a number of
tare, whose mingled ray form the lo.
raiaoeM tract wniea t called the Milky
Way. The sure are at too- treat a
dietatobeperctNVedbytaeaAkedeye:
aaa amoaget taoee wwaa are vutM wiw
aie)eecHM,lareare epeote aeearently
filled with other in tttmeaee aeesbers,
(bough not dietlactly jksreeptlUe throuch
a UlHpe. Though the ameer already
dleeorered ie rodlglosss, If ere eeald taake
our obserrailon from another aid of tha
globe, Bearer to the Amarctie tele, we
should be able to make Mill more dbtoor.
criee, aad see a numbtr of star which
have never appeared upon ourhemispher,
end yet we should not even ibea he able
lo discover the half, or Ihe thousandth part.
of those radiant bodice which ahino in the
immense ft filament of heaven.
All the atari which we perceive In the
Milky Way ;piar no more than so manr
luminous points, Ibouth each one may be
much larger than the whole terraqueous
globe. If w use Instruments of the ut
most power, they never appear larger
than when seen by the naked eye. Were
an inhabitant of (hi earth to aaoead into
the air one hund'vd and sixty m'llicaa of
ndl,tbeixedtAr would still appear
no larger than lvmmottssper.AS. Inered.
Ible a (hie aeeerdea mat apiear, it I not
achuTwricalideetataeiwhloh bef.
nejMvely proved i teraeotM the 10th of
we in Btea aaan tm htndtai
Wi4rfJ
PssTeftVMTP '""ey taaNVweaBVe W taaMfMN
The Milky Way. Oman Utile.
pored with the net of the heavens, b
ply tttflbbnt to maalfet the grondenr of
lb Supreme Bebg ; and eaoh aa of
ins stars we urn discover, display in
vHedomond goodnees ol the Almlgbty.
And what are these ears In comparison
of the Immense number of worlds revol
ving in ibe firmament of heaveat Reason
herself is confounded in tho contemplation
ami lost in ajsurauon ; we can only won.
r and adore.
Often, tben, aa we behold the starry
aky, let us raise onr souls to Thee, oh,
adorable Creator I aad confess, with
shame, how seldom we have thought ol
1 nee ; how ittue we nave reverenced i hy
grandeur, or praltJrhThy msiesty I Par.
don our ineentibilliy, and forgive our in
gratitude, oh,' Ood I Loose these touts
bound hy earthly-tte. and raise-them lo
Thysell; oh, Creator of heaven and earth!
Suflbr us to humble ourselves at Thy feel,
deeply convinced of our littleness and un-
wnrihincM I Then may we be comforted
in our contrition with Ihe glorious hope,
that our redeemed souls wuThercafter or
boyond the region of the stars, In endless
leiicity!
PacurrtiTT or Tit Uxrrxn Statu.
Tho London Examiner, discoursing upon
this subject, haa Iho following :
"The pronor!lv is attractive, and i( b
the boast of somo of the journals, that
uhilu Iho members or Congress are daily
threatening a dissolution of the Union,
neighboring States and oounlrlea an anx.
loua to be admitted nvsmoera or It. Can,
ada talks of annexation; California ia
iircrttng for admission ! Cuba b ready to
loin ll. and Is only withheld by (he power
of Spain, end (he modesty and Integrity
of tho United Stateeln refusing to accede
10 its wishes, and to grant tome aaststano
10 accompusn inem. Mexico has laid
aside, it is aaid, il hostile feelings, end It
peonie an loosing lorwaru earnestly and
anxiously lo Incorporation. Central Am
erica, too, Is soliciting a closer connexion,
and hoping for the time to come when it
shall form a part of lha great npublb
that Is lo stretoh orer the whole ooaunent.
Events an advanoing rapidly, though Ihe
Congress may stand atlll. Uoclsty will
not wait for it leave lo live, aad thrive,
and grow, and will, in some way or other,
eiil the slavery Question ) perhaps be
fore Coofresa has done talking about il.
In America ll It soen more dearly Ihw
in Europe, that toclely movteiAster than
Itgltlttioond doe not depo JPa that t
ngulato iu Allure uieteaie. "Thai,
whll member or Congret an threaten
ing dismemberment, then b Gathering
round the Bute a a nuoleus other State
ready to adhen to U and Inert it oa
vary tide. It b twelllng, too, by Imml.
gratlea frem very qatrter, and ethlhl-
BeXat woman ever eo lovlrur. love.
wfieMruT4Iav.r anetL a
fuMjnar will'eeoa soar
BUajAjrMiaaaatJal afafilMa
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ot twajtly nrf Iltstge af aha eaWtm be.
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mere in, fragratt, aatl, meay,
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earth, ore atjltiag to tjsa aa
live smear aa wwv
IHeeiaaW er MurneawTA. Tha Mttv
neeou.rToaeer tan afeU'tfe'ttai rfie.
mlgranVM hsuvM tart fcttthit lM
eeienoT LeaaBtaatal TKtJ b
crowded wftb husWreea. of ttwtayrtyeM
aae! voiWaT. westtra tad aatttra. as 'asaeah
h4dof Irttbexwrbaee Id fbaatoitsW
ino are seat tameitnaei eraw. rw'e
aeoeji ene tnotieaaw, nearly- an e wtajea
laaeed (oar danea; (ad pass year,
gtr toaatraaga abee. a tha I
make away exeelleet stijfstajoaa ta .dp I
cUlzeatorw. Paal.teaoaiaaT ta IswitV
lion of the Mranewr. lfiifhatB
cordial reception, Dttir nnajtrltlili leeaat.
iMM,eHUM procure wmm aaaaks.
ditto eofsloynsM, eavhtg UatB rVeaa i
tortkm, aad seNIag to meal bat M'eaataw
ratea-r Aaueetiagar ahaeatttea b
posed lo look aewr all lattaa
Pm BxTOMi
Aateasaaatwai
givsuteaaaay of our .eptiiit.hiVa'
weeheeaoe, of a jet, mU be aeeatatja
taveatea Aa wngitad, aaa.ia m tain.
fully emeaTia;aatlngash
men reoeat aocoant,' wnbh we nilij
our exchange paper, (bat wiheat "ej're.
liabb credk.) ctya that ibsttgeat peaVea,
on further trial, to be a very valaahUaC
uir, ana tni in maenina WMe aaMlt
aa a.a.'tt ."-ia,'-'
IbU go costs only W8, b eaafly draw
by two men, and laatarrtly taVtettaay Ire
withwbUihltlsbtosjgMboeeHaet. The
inventot, it will be rtmtmhtwd. ant trietj
it la pa bib upaa atsaiidbg ia whbh we
a large (uaauty or cambaeaiaetaeT ta4
had beenaaluratod with (aratatbt. The
flame rtged all over tha auMreg,
avryykwmiautM(agittJiai
evaty.ttMbteef ire. Tha aew..
aucw
beaJbdntfllipt'Fli
AtTJaaUM tUfltet MtaUMttan aa
entry. Tha tairty-ebih aneatl, aaasjtktg
of lab Society wa heM ti ffaambTwee.
igUs tmrg af the taabh b IT, af
baaa af uraeat M anvatawxeei af
nmait aaeatttat mitatintiiB,syi; warn
SI4 ratlirta. preaihin, aatl atssw.aeab.
UnU; whole atwher afbtoren, IM.
Taa number of enure b 111,
19.SM) atteahw; amJ af tahatb IM,
with S,f4J aunib t the aueaaer af taaat.
lion ta the ctaiuhe aa Mtmaba af
faith, won than l,au.
One report ettted that it b atarlr
years since tha Kama mbtioa wtaaaMb.
Ilshed, aad that the arognaa of tha
'It
pel naa seen a pertcet tnuaspa.
reaper has quickly followed taa
and gathered a rich harvest. Then an
elehty-nre christian chureJm
Karens more than 13,066 atsrvettt,'
of whom have reueiyedl htatbm.
im receipts or ta year ending mare
aitt, 1830, have bee 104,S3T 16, and
the expenditure VieMeT H.
Psoaixs or m Wxt. We And to
(he WbeelinBArkue seme valuabb' In.
formation with regard to the ttttloeatat
tad progress ol the Watt Tha aitbb
state:
In 1767 Wheeling had a few house,
and Stenbenville wot first laid out.
In 1816 Pittsburgh bad a population of
aoout f no toui.
In 1801 Ohio had only S6S white mob
inhabitants.
.In I860 WbeeUng iU a eoeulalion of
tO.60011
In 1850 Pittsburgh Ut a pepubtba of
00.00011
In lMt6OvuarWafulatbaof9,06V
WW I II
In tddiiba lo the above, wa would atate:
On the 6th of Sspteswhef, 1778, a fNo:
tlce" wo puUlsheJ ia Bradford' paper,
printed at Lembgten, Ky., ealleu (he
"Kentucky Ueteue,'' aaneuaeinir taat
tha tubeeribere (Mathfa lnamaa, Rohetti
Pauenea ami Joan Filsonlkt4'leVHtratiatT
cd to by off a towa"oaa (not of las
opposite tne mouin ot me iitoung river,
en the twrtb-wert tide of iiw Ohio.''
Upon that "traet of.land" now euade
th city, of Cbeinaatl, eoataJaltf a a.
ulatbaef 106L000 toule. the laMeat ahy
ta) ine gretu touia-weti i
AmJnt
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paased "an oat far atwUtwalM the towa
of UubvUle." "Joha TtM7jN -tn
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