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endured"


The following account is said to be strict
ly true, and the facts havo created great
sensation among learned men in Germany:


The Algemeiue Zeitung, German pa
per, received by the Cambria, gives long
account Of the creation, by ealyanism, Of
an egg, and its subsequent Matching, pro.
ducing fine, lively bird, Of perfectly
unknown species. and without feather.
This feat was performed by Prof. Geihing
at Brununberk, after fourteen years spent
in experiments. The editor Of the German
paper says he has seen the bird thus pro-
duced, and remarks;


"This most astonishing result has almost
upset our previous notions of natural philo-
sophy and the governing laws Of animal
organism. AS we gazed upon the feather.
less bird hopping about, and feeding upon
the seeds given upon it, we began to doubt
the reality of our own existence, or that
Of any thing about us~


Professor Getting, encouraged by this
miraculous success, was preparing to pro-
sccute his experiments still farther, but the
Algemeine Zetung says that he has been
compelled to close his Laboratory, by or
der of the Church authorities, who regard
il as highly improper 10 bring animals in
TO existence by this extraordinary method
----.-.---.---...-----
QUARRELs. One Of the most easy, the
most common, most perfectly foolish things
in the world, is TO guarel--n no matter with
whom-m man, woman, or child, or ON what
preiences, provoca,ion, or occasion what.
ever. There is no kind Of necessity In
it, no manner of use in it, and no species
or degree Of benefit TO be gained by il,
and yet, strange as tho fact may be, lheo-
Ilogians, politicians, lawyers, doctors, and
princes quarrel; nations, tribes, corpora
tons, men, women, children, dogs and
cats, birds and beasts, quarrel about all
manner of things, and all manner Of occa
sions If there is any thing in the world
that will make q man feel bad, excepl
pinching his fingers in the crack of the
door, it is unqueslionobly qiarrel. Nc
man ever fails to think less Of himself af
ter than he did before one; il dcgrades hin
in his own eyes, and in the eyes Of 9th
ors; and, what is worse blunis his sensi
bliiy to disgrace on the one hand, and in
creases the power Of passionate iritabil.
ity on the other The truth is, the more
quietly and peaceably we all get on, ths
better for ourselves, the better for oui
ncighbors. In nine cases out Of ten, the
wisest course is, If man cheats, you
quit dealing with him; il he is abusive
quit his company; if he ISLANDERS you. take
care 10 live 50 that nobody will believe
him. No matter who he is, or how ht
misuses you, the wisest way is general,
Just to let him alone, for there is nothing
kbetier than this cool, calm, quiet way o
dealing with the wrongs we meet with.


[Chdrieston Observer.